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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-09
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


Stations foo, OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
In Effect January H. is'" p,,,s,rrr
1SS sFFs;9T Car
Compartment, Sleeping. Dining Smoking ana O.
ton Cars Arrves GhisaES ,1Sanaoolis SO A. NJ
Louisville 1850 A. NJ. St. Louis 800 p NJ and Ioeao
200 p. M-cHrcAGo AND ST LOUIS EMPRESS. .-
PHI s5a ss sars and r1 Pens Gens e NJ
600 Si NJ GsIfaFS 'a
csvesnd 2 a. NJ G fTRS X RES say
Sleeping and Dining Cars to Cincinnati an1 10 =, p NJ
A 4, oSs Cincinnati ssco r. M Indianapolis
500 y. M.-PAcIFIc EXPRESS Pullman seeP,s and
to Pittsburg Connects for Chicago daily ana
except WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH; 70 "a .,
Con @ In hmm" an Paror Dining cars 80
n 81 ss Car s saS p so cS &c. Dans
Dining Carr. 43o Dining Carr, Dining Carr r NJ
soTiT IR RAuwAY-aao p N. daily sleepers to
Augusta. St Augustine and Tampa tU and Hot
sleepers Neworleans Memphis Asheye anu and
Springs. I2.l5 night daily seepers TO
Atlantic COAST LrNE-"Forida Special, for Jsea 20
A. NJ daily sicepers Port Tampa Macon ana a spd
sonvlle 900 p NJ daily sleepers to 'acksonVi'e anu
cHEsAP aH;E OHIO RAILWAY. Express 500 p. NJ
r daily OLD Th Pr Sl c5Mo ipf ann Via Cape
charles Route A.; NJ. week days. ana "''' '"''''"
ATgTTrc cry 10 NJ weekdays. Through Buffet
Iarl0r car ana Ddy 'ottn.
FOR CAPE MAY. leo =. NJ weekdays ra Point
For Long Branch Asbury Park Ocean uruSe; nn y NJ
week days SUNDAYS stop at inteFiaNsh io' '>'''''
ParlS). 10 A. IL. 5.i5 !. M,,,,,.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. "a 40 min,
800 30 s. $40 $50 90 penna i.mI'sa! 10 20 ,Din
INK Car : dining carr Dining car, ~ 70 Im,te
70 II NJ . Dining carr 30. A. 30, 4;3v o,'hns
Car, Dining carr, 6 DINING Carr. ''4' g. T. M
Ticket Offices Nos 433 ga. 1.i9G. 1s25 IL anu r
broadway Aston House. and foot OF Deso S,res, os
Cortlandt Streets Court Street $40 luton E,,,on
Broadway and Br oklyn Annex station lpo' Wv Yorl,
c,ras, I;rookyn. station Jersey city Inc New I'D
rrarsfer Company will call and check baggage rum
hotels and residences 'h'o"s" " J. r. WOOD.
6. NJ PROVOST. ...I psss.r Agent
General Manager. 'eie'' '"'0'
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Oric- No Lac Broadway,
I'd north II sist-st. until o'clock p m. adyer-
office rates until o'clock p m: VIZ. 2at shave. e.
23d st. 1852 6h-aye cor l2th-s t42 Columbus-aves
East i4h-st.. 25l West 42d+t. between 7th and sth
17n SITS; l.0?6 3d-ave near 6is,-st 70s ist-ays.
ssth-st go 3d,aye near ais',s o.a Sd-ave s2:
sd-ave. 1909 Sd ave-; e5 Amsterdam-ave: %02 weso
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BAL IM0RE & OHIO RAILROAD.

Baltimore. Washington: Chicago, Cincinnati
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
Leave NewYork. foot OF Liiertyst. daily for CHICAGO
30 D. m and IL 10 night. PfTTSBURG $3.50. ex Sum-
$50 sun 1915 night CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 10
n. m. 500 y. m. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. a m,
sun. 10 m, Dining Car. II 30 n. Dining Car
30 p. %: 30 D. m. sun Dining Car, 300 D. m
% 90 n. m. Dining Ca.). II II night.
NORFOLK. II 80 a. m. daily.
NEW-ORI.EANS, Roanoke and Chattanooga Pullman
Sleeping Car 8 80. sun, 23O p. m sun
Ali Illuminated with Pntsch light
Ticket Offices il3. i12 2Gl. 4ij LAO Broadway. 81
East 18th ST.. 1877 Bowery y. Y 3+4 Fulton ST.. Brook
Ign: foot Of Liberty ST. {. II. r. OF y. J.
Nsw-York Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotel residence to destination.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
To PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE ANb
49, t-AGtIT MOTION


phugd.luhia, days. 4-ip s'V', '"''
"a, 1iinirr tarc l. NJ 3o. 23p. $3.50. 500 i'uMTt
paror carr . O0 600 Dining cam 80 30" I,, d.,
iis,@- .nnlays I:D 900. 1000 ll:}o tDihus
t;.n a. NJ. 80 400 500 GOO Dining carr T. d.
1913 night. 49, , , ,ays 500 1000
II 20 Dning carr A. NJ. $50. $3.50 30 ~, 20 tBi
car, A. ST. 23O. 800, 600 DINING Carr T. A. i-'i'
night. .. ,o ,roc,,red M foot Of
Liberty ST. us ~ 2d 40 ga 10 20. ;,,h =, "a
", do5,h :, PSI Columbus Az. New-> erk' Our
:, sri Fulton -, Prooyn; 80 Broadway @ &
RI ~.oYork Transfer Company Will call Tor anu c"eN
-. ,r,nn hotel or residence TO destination
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Railroads.
Railroads.
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-AMgRicA'o oRgArEsr RAiLRoAG.'
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON River r. R.
l. HUDSON RIVER r. R.

From Grand Central Station, AID Street.
Fastest train IN the World Stops a. Albany Utica
Syracuse and Rochester. Due Buffalo 44o p m''
80 A. M@ba di ' Fast Nail for Poughkeepss Al,
bany. Utica, Syracuse. Rochester Buffalo, niagara
$50 A. M-Excep!! sunday Day Express. For all i'm
100 MHDsy. Southwestern limited For cC s.an.
bus. Cincinnati. Indianapolis and St Louis stops
at Pougnkeepsie, Albany. Utica. Syracuse Hoches-
20" MPay Chicago Special for Detroit GIsye
sic. Albany. schenectady Utica, Syracuse hoches-
80 + M&Da hI NortH Shore Limited Due Detroit
$40 a. m. Chicago 43O p. M stops at Albany
800 Mpaly Fer Albany Troy Utica A iaso
Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Toledo Detroit, Chi
.25 e. M@Da ln1" For 20, Troy Saratoga Burlington
ra!isbuIg. ST. Abans and Montreal Fall. c,ev.
land. Indianapolis. 81. Louis. Chicago. stops at
oo poughkeepse Albany and usie% Gar n,s.enrer,
only. for points on Fall Brook Railway via Lyons
10 p M.@bSiiy for Syracuse. oswego. WATERFOWL.
osdensburg. Buffalo; Niagara Fails, Cleveland land
Toledo. Chicago and except p, saturday Tor cape
40 NIGHT.-Theatre train for Chicago and principal
SUNDAY i IN night sunday nights Albany and Chicago
oo n spy s e. '0 m iT n,ccp, Sunday
Pusaeld, via Harlem Di Division 80, 81. p.rs-
' .Ss M H Hs G 2n to rsd and the H''A
NIGHT n TnANs T2 f9NK SEd Son.,
Elevated Road. This is the only line running 'all
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
rains Illuminated win inseh Lsni c.r,r,, Station
Broadway. ]. Park Place. 2Gl iiS jroadway 81 Fast
Inst st and iss;hHsi station York Sss and 72S
and los roadway p BTook S the West
''' fanorsi van,c.r General Passenger Agent
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HQRE RI.

TrnIns leave West 42d s. slaII.n ~ ~ II, a. ~
4, minutes earlier from foot or 4 t'hN'i" So
VI. Daily local To ijuHaio Mountain.
....,,vv pnuV Albany for Catskhl Mountains
10Y S.-H,'eo parlor ears TO Albany, sundays "n!y
o1n NJ Daily Dor Albany, Utica. syracuse, i%Vaesoe'
ILL., I,,rara Toledo. Cleveland ana 'nl,.so
az l. VI. Daily except SUNDAY, TO nn'sn. "ou Ai
a',' saratoga. caldwell Lake George iWior Sd1
a,GO IT, VI. Daily. except SUNDAY ior Ana a Syracuse
..NU - Al DAILY for Albany Montreal ltl,d, sAra.us
O;Oo 4. Va Infiao Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
trev.land Chicago and ST LOUIS. >..,,,-r Albany
c.,n - VI Daily except sunday for Newburs A'o"ly'
snASa I"o Daily except Sunday for Utica Syracuse
Rochester and Buualo, ,.,,.. cv,o,use pochest.r
,vi' Niagara Falls. Toronto, Detroit CieNelahu III
ago and ST. Louis H.. and s.oo,,,y-.or accom-
apuly city Offices Brockyn ana New oIN anu
At sta'l .I. ,atress &. T. LAMBERT,
,n passenger Agent Vanderbilt ave- New-Nofk
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financial elections.

~ FFICE OF THE LAWYERS TILL IN
~ SURANCE COMPANY or NEW YORK. ~ ana ~
Liberty street lork.-Thc annual meeting W the
stockholders OF this Company VIII be held ON MONDAY
Aprl 1891, l.. NJ. at the once or the c"lpAiy
for the purpose Of elecng board of directors Tor the
ensuing year AMI for the transaction Of such other bus
as may before the meeting Transfer looks
will be closed March 2ist. and reopened on April I'm
March ith. 1896 WILLIAM T. DiAoN, SrFrtHY.
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finanraI.
New England Loan and Trust Company,

"a NASSAU STREET. NETWORK.
Capital and profits -. $95O,OO0
y. O. EsHBAUGH. President.
W W WILMER. Vice president.
W. +. BARTLETT. Secretary and Treasurer.
DIRECTORS
HENRY d. LYMAN. X. y. FERRIS.
T. X. NIPPLE. HENRY WHELEN
ii. J. PIERCE. g. W. MARQt ARDT,
JOHN WYMAN. r.. -. SAMSON.
II. o. ESHBAUGH. ". W. WILMER.
W + BARTLETT.
Since this Company began business in Feb
ruary. 1876. IL has invested for Itself and others
SI5. ISO.5OO In first mortgages OF this
amount xl4.320,5OO has been repaid and re-
turned 10 investors.
During the past six years the Company has
loaned nearly xS,OOO.OOO On improved farms.
for the most part In Iowa, Missouri and the
black land section Of Texas. The Company has
taken under foreclosure ten Of these farms and
no more and now owns them. at a cost of S1S.-
90. They are all worth what they cost. and
some OF them more.
A large number OF Insurance and Trust Com
panles, Savings Banks Universities, Colleges,
Trustees Guardians. and private individuals
have invested with the Company for years. and
not one Of these investors has ever lost dollar
OF principal or Interest In the Companys securi-
tea
The Company offers It's o"n sir per cent De-
Lenture Bonds, ~ofinferaffv secured by carefully
s,icct,d first mortgages dcposifed wih The Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Company as Trustee The
bonds n re issued IN nominations Of 5000 aud
"prard.
No securities have made n better record dur
ing the trying times OF the last three years
than the Debertures Of this Company We In
vite the closest scrutiny Of the methods OF the
Company and the desirabllity OF the Debent-
ures.
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DEL LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. II.
stations In Ncw-YOrk. foot Of Barclay md
Christopher streets.
VESTIItlIED TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET
rama pUNTSCII yIGHT

Direct route to NEWARK BLOOMFIELD MoNTCLA1R
THE ORANGES summit Bernardsvile. Basking
Ridge Madison. Morristown. Passaic Paterson. Boon
ton. Dover Stanhcpe. NEWTON. BUDDS LAKE.
LAKE HOPATCONG. Hacketstown. SCHOOLEY'S
MOUNTAIN, Washington pIiII.LIrsBuRG EAsTON,
WATER GAP sTROUDsBURG Pocono Mountains.
SCRANTON. PITTSTON. WIIKESBARRE. NANTl-
COKE. DANvILLE. NORTHUMBERLAND Mont, Mont
VILE. UTICA. RICHFIEI.D SPRINGS; Cos s,iana'
SYRACUSE OsWEGO ITHACA OWEGo, ELM!HA;
CORNING. BATH EVANSVILLE. BUFFALO and all
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
1920 A. M.--BINGHAMTON MALL Stops al prhc'pa'
stations. s,,.,,rox
900 A. MRuFFMo SCRANTON sI H5N sSnisn and
OswEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet parior , T,ss ves,
Buffalo with train for Chcaso anu p''1tS >rp
100 =. MscRANToN WILkEs si1A IKE ana H'''"N
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet parlor cars; , pr VA,
400 = M--SCRANTON, WiLKEsBARRE ana I'll M
OUTH EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET Iafior .a's norsss
1880 p NJ Oaily,-Bunalo vsstbned iam M I1 R'T
for SCRANTON BINGHAMTON. ELaii IA, pc :,
FAIO pullman Buffet Sleeping car. oonn n al
I,rnaio with train Chicago ana points mss,
$3.50 p NJ Daly)RuFFAILyo s nsWEeo ElXPREss
TON. UTICA. SYRACUSE anu 'S"''o N->' '''''''
pullman Baffet sleeper. .c,.,>,,on,rroNs =, a
riCKETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMoDAIIoNs al -
park Place 4eo broadway Tickets at ferry stations ot2
1ss combus-aye New York 33s and 126 Fulton st. and
oS Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables giving fun infor-
nation all stations ,o,,,.>v IN -, a.. .
check baggage from hotel residence to destination
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Total
THE WEEKLY RANGE.
Tho following is the usual table giving the
nun,h.r of shares Of all stocks, the highest low
es, and final prices OF the week. together with
the final prices Ct week ago, preiiAed by the
average price OF March 3, 1899:
RAILROAD STOCKS.
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LITTLE LIFE IN STOCKS.
pRICES GENERALLY STRONG.
CONDITION OF THE FEDERAL TREASURY
BONDS AND MONEY.
Sunday, March an m

BONDS AND MONEY
Sunday. March s-p. m.
The United States Treasury received last week
..oro customs, $3,245.7s5; from internal revenue,
). XIX a76 and from miscellaneous sources s27S.-
~ Total from all. $6.099,424. against s7.OO6 597
IN the preceding week. The receipts for the
month TO date amount to $6.0s9,42 and the pay
cents TO $685. 900, making the excess Of expendi-
.,res over receipts s2555,575. For the fiscal year
"a date the receipts $230.66S lis; expenditures
sc5O 74054s; the excess of expenditures being s20
ors 49, The weekly Treasury statement showed
an increase Of $55OsSol in the available cash bal
.nce. and a decrease of s5.sOs.s5S in the actual
cssh balance. which is now $261 oil .554
compared with week ago the Treasury hold
,nss show the following changes: An increase
IN the gold balance OF S2.100,02S made up by
Tin of S1,97S.73S in coin and bullion. and loss
~ s1s1. 2s0 in the amount of outstanding certif-
cafee a loss in the silver balance of S719 955 due
On a gain Of $191.S60 in silver coin and bullion,
and gain of s917,S15 In the outstanding silver
certificates, and gain IT. the legal-tender bal
snce of s2576757, made up by gain of 81 900
IN the amount OF outstanding currency certifi-
Gates and gain of s2641.751 in the amount of
ieeal-tender notes in the Treasury. Holdings OF
National bank notes decreased S200,l74 Treas
NV notes issued under the law of 1890 to the
amount of Piss were returned to the Treasury.
and the amount OF these notes in circulation
decreased by this sum- to $105, 1872. 461. For the
redemption OF National bank notes the Treasury
holds s2l ,S09,27S decrease of s9l.465 from the
preceding week.
Subjoined Is SATURDAYS Treasury statement
compared with that Of February %:
February % March :. Changes.
Gold coin and bull
ION. less certih. -. . -
s. notes, less
certificates 800 1O3 6l2823 1O6 lS9 OsO Inc. $50 1877
Nat. bank notes s.491.OS4 s.296,SS0 Dec. 200.17s
Silver dollars and
bullion. less cef-
ti0cates ..... c3.55 500 90 $50. e44 Dec 1l9 955
Cash in Treas $3.50 sees SIS Inc Sc csc ESQ
Deposits IN Ma
tiona hanks.... % POT 2504s $50 Inc. 1.s52 645
Available cash $3.50 927 400 $2ss 436 10 Inc S. 500 30l
peduc; minor La
hIles ...... 10 1O7 O02 81 425 1856 Inc IL 31s 1854
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CENTRAL RAILROADdNEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusNs,E3
on and after November u, ls'o'

Trains lea We station foot OF Liberty 81, e.
Pr r-os,on bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch an "a 40
40 IL $40 Ci45 to Eastonl A. NJ 10 ~ $1,000
- 40 5.t5 80 to Allentown. j. " Su'ioa'''
a m - X T., Easton) A. NJ. 1909. 800 600 T. a. N
rnr NVlkesbarrc. Pittston and scranton ~" ~ -'
10 IN 4.3O T. NJ Sundays 43O A. NJ, IN ,.ao
FIR Reading t3o, 500 9:l0 I% a.; ni S SUNDAYS
100 5.2o 5:aO GOO +. NJ. u night =, IN ,.ao
Tr Harrisburg at 400 500 $40 A. M, i. ~ ~
400 :, 90 ~ T. NJ l25 night Sundays Ioo' '''"'
GOO l.. NJ. i2:l5 night ,,..,,..,s,o,, n, 40 500
e.lo A. NJ, ilO. $780, 1870 j. NJ sunca'S' ''V ~ '''
GOO i. NJ. 49,, potrr
For Red Tank. Long Branch and p9n's SCUM ~ 40
pe,s,n. 20 S:i5 II 80 \. NJ, l| l4o' ~ -.
6,l5 T. NJ sundays except Ocean Grove anu ''-''
-. NJ
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pianos.

WYE HAVE MOVED TO OUR store l24 Fifth-ave
wv 1sth-s and have special bargains TO offer In
upright pianos both for sale and TO rent have just
ceyed the latest designs OF the popular Hanes
I,ros pianos Call and them and also the wonderful
plane with the transposing key board.
' WIN. A. POND CO,
ia Fifth-ave
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r,.h trains leave New-York, foot OF Chambers-st'
int'usn anI Ave minutes earlier from West I'D ST.
az az IA M.-vcstbued Express Daily Tor Wavery'
o:()() it,ghamton. Elmra, Buffalo. Bradford. James
inwn Meadville and the West Parior car 10
buffalo 49,, -. -, nit. Ill,
p, On !, M-Vestibuled Limited fast rail Daily solid
Z.UU train Tor Chicago via Chauauqua Lake arrives
cleveland 1870 A. NJ. Chicago L. NJ Sleepers
IN Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car
~,n r. N.-Bunalo Nestbued Express Daily arrives
0U Buffalo 30 A. NJ. making direct connections Tor
Detroit Chicago and the West. -
8:45 b H soa o train 70 cncaso setps5s
faio Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car
THICK E,TS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
/ accommodations at H. 28l 40i and 05T Broadway.
ia Fast I25h-s Chambers and West 23dst. ferries.
New York Oo broadway and 3 Fuon-st. Brooklyn: 40
IIudaon-st IIoboken. and Jersey city Station. Erie
transfer company calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences TO destination.
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FOR LAKEWOOD.

10 e.i5 4 ~. 40 $40. ! % 7. " =. parL and
~ Far,nir gdale Toms River barnegat farA anu
Horn.rat l.?O s.lJ A. NJ, 10, : ~ /, ~ .ao NJ
For Aiia,tic city. Nneland and brldge'o" SOU ~ ''
i.3j T. . ,-t-,. 81 tri-blands Of Nave
sink 30 s.i5 IL \. NJ. 80 I'D, 40 4'4o l. NJ
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Gxrnrslons.
Proposal

Proposals
PROPOSALS for Lumber and for Repairs 10
Steamer "Minnahsnonck" WIN be opened at ne OF
nee OF the Correction No 10 Ihir Avenue
on Tursday March H. 1896 at 10 O'Clock a; M;
FOR PARTICULARS. SEE CITY hE'o'D'
NJ Office: Estimates for furnishing ana denv-
~ ernx about TOO OF Anthracite Coal under con-
trnct b2f will by the Department OF DOCKS
until II O. clock noon March 10th. 1890 For iu par,cu-
lars City Record. Copies for sale al NO IVY r.,
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8teampoats.

STEAMBOATS,.
ID OSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND PoiNtS'
ID VIA SOUND LINES: WEEK DAYS rs, o Rxsr from.
FALL. RIVER LINE via Newport and Faii uss' run
new Pier u.s. ~ r. foot Of MURRAY st. rom az PIE,
"a N n one block above canai-st,, at $500 r. a.
NORWICH LINE. via New.Lonaoni i'o'' ''s' W. " 49,
AZ EW-UAyEN-FARE 81; Excursion. S1.50-
N steamer RICHARD PECK leaves Pier 20. w. H.
J. n daily sundays excepted, arriving In time ior tram
20 Merjden. Hartford. sprihghe'a' 49, ''''"" ~
leaves o i. NJ
ADVERTISEMENTS and suhscrptiens fos 30 Phe Irnune
n al al their Uptown ONCE No l2f- broauWay
"a aoor north Of 3isst., until o'clock M; advef-
liz. nents received following branch oees NJ regular
oenc" r.,.s until o'clock We 2oi stt-ave. ~ e.
cor i52 9Th cor i2h-st li2 COMMUNICATE
near Wsst GGth-st 100 West Ea-st'' near ota-avs'
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4musemenfs.
Gmusemeftfs.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
DAMROSCH OPERA 90.

Tonight at \ O'Clock.
-TANNHAVSE -.
Alvary Ternna. Ebenschuetz Fischer Merte e nef"
WED. EvG.. MARCH. II. DIE WALkUn xou
Kafsky. Ternina. Alvary Fischer Behrens aiaure''
mar, Eibenschuetz. Stol. Mattfeld
Friday Evg. Mch. i3, DIE MEIs '.u
Reserved seats 81 to 81
SPECIALs
The 2 following performances mt popular
prices. --a.~,,~.
Tuesday Evg March TO- WALTER DAMROSCHc
American Opera THE SCARLET LETTER, with
the entire original cast. 4.
Thursday Matinee. II last performance OF
FIDELIO with TerniDa as LeOnore.
HIer only appearance in this role
Popular Prices-Res Seats so cts. to 81 90
GENERAL ADMISSION ST. Adm. Gallery. DOC
Branch box Mcrde's The Arcadel II broanwsS'
LEON MARGULIES. Bus. Mgr
The Stenway Piano used exclusively
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Rfli9ions Notlffs.
InterdenOminatiOnal Meeting
COOPER UNION-THiS AFTERNOON
GA PRAYER meeting. Rts. W. L. BLACKBURN
90 song service W S. Weeden. Miss Anna Park.
33o~Exposition OF the Temptation OF Jesus
400 REV. A. c. DIXON, speak on m.
tanity and other Religions; No Religion. whieh?'
Rev. W. j. MARSHA will preside
Arizona republican., 1896-08-18
THE GOLD STANDARD.
The Advocates of the Yellow Metal
 Meet at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Aug. 17.-The arrange ments for the forthcoming Democratic gold standard convention at Indian apolis are being further considered to- day at the meeting in the Palmer house of the executive committee, ex- Congressman Bynum, of Indiana, pre- siding, John R. Wilson acting as sec retary, and there also being present: W. B. Haldeman, Louisville; ex- Mayor John B. Hopkins, Chicago; Ellis B. Usher, La Crosse, Wis; Samuel H. Golding, Cleveland, O.; Charles Tracy, Albany, N. Y.; w. M Cutchson, St. Paul, Minn.; and J. M. Falkner, Mont gomery, Ala.
 The committee on transportation headed by ex-Mayor Hopkins, an- nounced that the railroads would grant a single fare rate for round trip. It was also reported that arrangements had been completed by which, in con- junction with the Democratic Honest Money League of America, an exten- sive distribution of gold standard lit erature would at once be inaugurated The sessions of the committee will probably last until tomorrow night.
Arizona republican., 1896-08-18
HUNGRY.
Thousands of Operatives Idle and
 Hungry in Massachusetts.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Aug 17.-The great factories of the Arlington Mills company, of which William Whitman is the treasurer, shut down last week and about 5000 operatives are out of work. The Everett closed July g for two months on account of the bad condition of the market The Pem- berton closed at the same time for the same period to make repairs, which it is reported privately from the mills will not be completed in time for work to be resumed on Tuesday, Sep tember 8. According to tihe best infor- nation obtainable, the Pemberton will not be ready to start up much before October 1. These three mills employ over 5000 hands. The Washington mills, which employ about 300 hands, are running on two-thirds time.
 Business interests are being affected and the calls for aid upon the poor de partment are becoming so numerous that the clerk of the overseers of the poor suggests putting men at work saving wood and women making gar ments in order to relieve the necessi- ties of those who ask for public SUD- port. Business men are quoted in fa- vor of scheme of public works fol the benefit of the unemployed.
Arizona republican., 1896-08-18
FAVOR ARBITRATION.
Marquis of Salisbury's Statements
 Cause General Satisfaction.

LONDON, Aug. 17-The statement concerning arbitration that was made by the Marquis of Salisbury on last Saturday, when he was installed as Lord Warden Cinque Ports, is attract ing widespread attention. The Pail Mall Gazette concludes column lead ing article with the following remark: 'Mr. Balfour's and the Marquis of iSalisbury's arbitrating statements have caused unfeigned satisfaction to thou sands of members of our common Anglo-Saxon stock on both sides of the Atlantic" The St. James Gazette says that country will receive the ar bitration news with the greatest sat isfaction, but it refuses to believe that the Marquis of Salisbury will "be so feeble as to yield to Secretary Olney's
Arizona republican., 1896-08-18
COUNCIL OF LABOR.
Laborers Will Organize for Mutual
 Protection

The meeting at the city hall Sunday for the purpose of organizing a Coun- Gil of Labor was attended by a large number of the union working men of the city. J. A. Gardner, president of the Typographical union, stated the oha, ject of the meeting to be the d;scussjs of the advisability of forming a. centfs8 labor body, to be known as a Council of Labor.
 MT. Long, of the Clerks union wax elected chairman, and MT. Easta- brooks, Of tine printers, eo1stary. Speeches were made by several. repre- sentatives, and the following commit tee of three from each union was ap- pointed to draft constitution and by laws: Carpenters, Grant, Johnson. Russell; printers, Morris, Eastabrooks. Gardner; clerks, Diehl, Johnson, Jas. Griffin.
 The committee will meet Wednesday evening at o'clock at No. 10 WaN street.
Arizona republican., 1896-08-18
ARE IN SESSION.
Executive Committee of National Dem
 ocratic Party Meet.

CHICAGO, Aug. 17.-The executive committee of the National Democratic party is in session at the Palmer house today to prepare an address to the Democracy of the country, which, it is expected, will be given out tonight. Tomlinson's hall has been selected as the place of meeting for the National convention on September 2.
 Reports are made showing that the movement is successful in every state except Idaho, Utah and Montana. In these states the sentiment is hope lessly "silver." The gold standard Democrats have decided to affiliate with the Republicans rather than to organize separately. The committee on transportation has announced that the railroads would grant single fare for the round trip.