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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
oats. no .
July .............. l5rl3.. I.'s - i9t
September ........ l"ls b. - lo'9Vlo,
Mess pork. per Dbl;
July ....... SS seas Ss5 s6o5
September Oh 10 U2's Z 10
Lard per 100 70:
July ............. gs7La 800 s7is 100
September 3NIi, O213 3s''2 4o
Short ribs. per 100 n:
september ........ 877n $50 377is $50

c Quotations we're roows FIS so, was a@I! ana
s. prss co wna S4g3 y by 6a 80 i 81
prime ,im,thy seed s. 10. me- Po,.. per S 81 SO
49, g ,d H 10 ag 10 s.st :s@ NC
- sI. short clear sides n-oncd - s7sesi; w.isNey
s,s: %a g: r. q P1'.. ssy
hs hi sa %ATss; n Ss' fss %Ss Easy fresh
stock o,,aloisc
Cincinnati. july Flour aul. unchangc! Wheat ea,z
sni.sd t s & ? sS3.s 'rass soae n se.
IS 1:ass co. clear $, IAsa ss!s
saoon steady: shoad.'s 4.a4sc; shor- rb sid'- ~
. s &C.,. az. ''s o rib. 81 sss short clear .d
5. l2.s - cIspr lille. t.I.rs ,c Esfi dg
Minneapolis July The crop situation In Tho North
w,s bsnnna to arsc. e,,.nqn Resors nr' ' mn
eHha rg ,ss a, .c ami ID snced to 5s3.
a"f frras to s21s whe wa: quick rc5ySred ne
Ssg SshsS. !qy Spsss & ''se a, and ws eleed
Inc premium RAD ior spot 81 Sa,6s,n eyer s>g,s% r
s s vol se Nc &c S1nx 10 3, price N Sd al as
undo: standard on track 30 bard a'~s No N n =
&: s., Ssdqss" 81 eco ss.; ship
t."5er opsn;d a; Sc fell to 05.c rallied Se7. ara
.. sst a" 10 ' So Ga s@s & & S sss STes sa
Re 1"ey Sqs' an sis'ad X e. Sn i a Ns
d. 2c Flour Gun and and urehsnrrd MIL bo,, s 81 g e9o
bush barley $500 bush: rye 900 hush. shipments
vlou- bh.s wheat. $50 bash, barley, 800 bdsh;
rye, COZ bush.
Philadelphia July 2-Flour-Dcmand very slow ma
S re WIZ ample r oe.r rsrer W eps '2 rom osr
home grain centres. Contract wheat July ard August
qG 2c: September. G2dG2isc October nominal corn
option market weak. declined Ni.c owing t. absence OK
speculative Local CARROTS In email supply quiet
n No mixed. July 81 tT32sr. August
321l32Nc September 33p33iac; october. inina oats
quiet. offerings moderate; prices
ruled steady Futures neglected. nominal. No white.
July, 22%Q22s4c: August and September SS.T2l'to ;
October 21iaQ22c Sugars-Reiined quiet. unchanged
Other articles unchanged
~. Louis July 2TTou- dull unchanged Wheat higher.
July. 53isc. August. H3hc bid September 4sc bid Corn
higher: July. 2a4c; September 25Ha24'sc oats higher
JUL 5i.c August. |! i2c bid September l5Ssc bid Other
articles unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
I. A-I.TnN

TO PHIT.ADEIPHIA, BAI.IIMOKE AND
WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia days. $50 500 s;i5 o" Io;cH
Parlor car, 40 SEQ Cpniae ca 90 80 100 70 q,
= NJ 1915 night Sundays 80, 200. lo:S II 20
DIN ng carr A. N. 300 400. 500 DINING Car. s." p
"i For Bs,more and Washington week Gays. 40. Sis
1000 80 Dining Can 4 NJ 200 70 20 300 SD,, g;
dining Car) A. NJ. 200. $40 Dining carr. 500 p NJ
IL * night. a., . . -. -.
rJterty-st 49, l72 gel AZ. 94i LAO 323 Broliway
~ ON Ave 81 East Ith-st. l53 East 25th-s'.. IN
wss, ic5th-s,. c5i Columbus Ave. New-York; Court
So, SEQ Fulton 81, Brooklyn IS Brosd~ay Wliamsolrs
tsssas. frr m hotels or residence - destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool july $40 m-beef.sx'ra India me-:
mes Western fire dull +os do medium dull at 3ss %
Hams-shor cut. atou, u 10 IA n steady az Hs Bacon
cumberland cut ~ - 30 n dull nj ZSs short
ib about % ~ dull a: 25s: lons clear mdie'. light
olD 10 to ~ H. dun 2k. Ing clear middles heavy
about 80 TO IS H. dull 2',. sh or clear mifdles heavy
about 20 70 81 n steady at 2Is 81 clear bellies about
~ m Ia n dull AT 23s CT Shoulders II to IL II
STEADY at c5s IardIrme Western. spot dull at 2is %
1hs-s1-American finest white ana colo!ed duh 35s
TaIow city. nominal G., tonseed o'l-Liverpool
,eHn.-l steady at Ice Spirits Of turpsnn- steady at
10. ID Rosin-Cl,mm Arm at a. cd. Wheat . rel
winter Arm at 5s nd; No. Northern spring firm at
A. IOi 1orn-Mxed Western. spot. dull al 3s I'D July
dn AT "a lid August dull at 20 HAD September duh
AZ AZ f1otrS, fancy winter dul al ia I'd Hops
a, I.,rdon-Parinc firm AT 2'T45s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through train. Nev-York foot OF Chambers st.
follows and i've minutes earlier from W"st %td-st
900 hrsnrmon E,mira Funso ' BTadforl Jams
town. Meadvllle cd the West Arrive Buffalo
80 T. NJ. Pallor - Buffalo
200 Tor dsse r" Gs s'' %a 'y fRl9
CIevs lard 40 \. NJ. Chicago 3 +. IL Seepefs
to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining
>.cn y. N.-Hufralo and Cleveland vestibuled Ex-
I'DV prrse Ialy arrives Buffalo I:lj \. N. Brad
fHrl 7:l5 NJ. jamestown G:j5 \. NJ. Cleveland
iiI T. " Sleepers Buffalo ana Cleveland.
making drec; connections for Detroit. Chicago
and the West.
$40 W. 'n 4sa TO h ase 'H Seps "a Ba
faio. Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car.
TN1CKETS Local TINE CARDS AND PI'LLMAN
acconmoeations at IL 2Gi. 4ol and 80 BROADWAY,
% 81 ferries. New-Yor,, a73 and 72G Futonst.
700 Broadway Booklln: 90 Hutson-st. Hoboken. and
Te~eev city sation. Wesfcoff Express calls for and
baggage from hotels and reslGonces destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
nEr uACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. ~
xtmtions in New-NOrk. foot Of barclay ana
S"''o t'hristOpher streets. ...
yrsr,ur,ED TRAINS, PI LiMAN BUFFET
NEsTibs ms pINTS(H LIGur.

r,,.., -ou,. 10 NEWARK BLOoMfIELp. MoNrSLAlH
pas. Mad SON Morrs,own, Passaie P1SsIsSn BsSy;;'
ton Dover. s,anhope. NEWTON. BCDD Ian =
tow,xE HOPATCONC Hackets,0wn sLHOol.Ets
MortNrAIN Washington. PHlIIIPsBl re- ASTON
WITfR GAP sTRovpsR, RIG. p-con9 NJ un'ssn:
sCRANTON PITrsTON. WlLkEsBARkE NANIi
COKE pANyILLE rMnER swAAI H Mon.
s iTIcA Hsw nE!GG55F IfiRc sr 6WFo. fIMIRA
oo,n,s WEST, NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
aoO NH MCMAHON NAH. stops at princpA
% Of a M-,csfc Carl. BCFTALo, SCRANTON. BlNt
~ HINTON TTrC, RlCuFlELD SPRINGS. shM
Parlot Cars connect at BuNao with train for Ch'casS
100 aI p tM."'cste CAP. SCRANTON. wlLKEsBARRi
Jaw .nd F,i.MIRA EMPRESS. Pullman Bunet PtIlor Cars
x,oo " M~-SCRANrON. WILkESnARKE and PifM
' ri TIL EMPRESS Pullman Bunet Prior .aIs
? 10 p NJ Ipail,)-BBralo Nssfihu'ed llmiiet ExpreS
' for SCRANTON BlNiHANToN. FLMlRA. PlF
FAIO pullman Buffet sleeping car C'1nec's al
RnYa,o with train '.r Chicago and points west
O 3o p N DAILY BUFFALO. SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON IrHN,A RfcHFiEi.p SPRINGS. SfRN'ISH
and osNEGo EXpREsss. Pullman T nans, sieepe'',
Park Place 40 Broadway Tickets at Ferry stations ga
Rro,dvav III t'h ave. - IN - ~ Nest l-5ht !.
aS Coiamuus New-york. Sss and 72s Fulton st ,ni
io6 Broadwa, Brooklyn Time tables giving fnl MGR
WEST, orr FxpREss COMPANY viii call Or I'D
check baggage hotel residence 20 destinaHoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


In Eject June ~, 1895
conpartment Sleeping Dining smosins and oe:srs
4 NJ: Cincinnati g, n. so 4 ~ Ina Z" 500 T.
200 r u CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
Chicago Arrive Cincinnati ios5 a. NJ. 81. Louis
600 y ~ '' %s2s iIa + NxrRrsss.oox and Din.
Ing cars to Chicago and cleveland Arrives ciewlas4
~ sSSrK2 Next ExIpREsss..vn,
and Dining Cars 70 Cincinnati and ID s. Ls Arrives
10 p second I morning y p,ro,,
/. f,,s5ars Connects for Csoaso daily and esv'-
land az WA Tslif cSfs1 xSD THE SOUTH
Al F 1 sOi D?'f ea 4 ~. -
sunday. $50. $50. II 4 " @2o "GongressionsI
d "a pIs,ns s s.s 5,v s..,.-,
Springs l2l5 might daily sleepers to New orleans AMI
r ';TN Tampa and Macon 800 P II daily sleeper
ciiEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY. Express $50 P n
For oa Pon c6 s"T and s9' Xor,ok Va Cape Charles
Rqg's a ~ week days and with Through Sleeper
AtIantic city. 10 P. NJ ~eck-aay'. Through Buffet
For cape May. 100 A. 81. 100. 80 and 2io P
For Long Branch Asbgry Park ocean Grsys s.s PIT
Pl"sss1t 80 ~ go 1000 81 iS R,ar S 70
S w SG aoe' s nS' s' q l al rnse. ~
Asbury Park. ; Is 2 ~ = N. > 20 =. n
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
go 80 8. $50. - go 10 Penna Limited 10 10 DR.
ing Csrl II a. NJ. 70. !. 30. 3. T. 40 40 fDni,s
carr $50 Dining carr. Dining Car. 80: > . ~ y
~ - night. Sundays o -. SO o. $50 30 l.metl.
10. II a. NJ. Dining can I. 40 Dining Car ~
Dining carr. Dining Carr 7i5. 8 P NJ 2D
night. 49,
Ticket Offices: Nos 42s e44. iios 1873 III. AID 2si
Broadway. As,or House. and foCt of lesor1ssH@ sn4
Cortlandt Streets: Court Street $50 Fulton street
Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex station. foof ~ F4's
Street. Brooklyn Station. Jersey CITY The NrW fft
Transfer Company will call fr and check baggage rom
hotels anc residences through 70 destreiion
g. NJ PROVOST. T. r WOOD
General Manager General Passr As"h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c
From Pier .. y. r.. foot u Rector-s,
For Atla,tlr Highlands Highland Beach Normanc.e
Pr nch AZ 80 900 ii 90 A. H. 100 200. 345. 80
$40 p n sundays o3o \ NJ. 100 2. ".
FIR r'heron Ashirv Park ocean Grove and points
south Port Pleasant. II 90 \. NJ q" 2oo 3:t5 80
p " Sundays stop nteriaken FOR Ashury ParA
and Ocean Grove. 100 p NJ. -
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnega,. 40 A. ~.
100 3:45 p NJ.
Atlantic CITY vineland and Britseton 80 A. NJ. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03

G'sc receipts i9e bales; ?5S: export to Great
Britain 200. sales 500 stock ca lN6
Galveston July cotton easy. mlddling. Goi6c low
miiillng lGc ordinary. : - l6c and gross
receipts u bales exports crstw!se 6D.. sales 90 stock
To- 40.
Norfolk. July Cotton quiet. miidling. Iisc low
mi.lng csc. good ordinary. lice. net and gross
cepts. bales; exports coastwc. 30; sales ?; stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
kLL-RAlL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
For Red Bank Lny Branch Asbu? ParH o,ea5 'IoTS
and points % Poir' Pleasant. 43D go lo3p u -
g. II q 30 Saturdays or.y) 40. o:l5 $50 400 q %
TO Rcd Bank) 4:i5 except Fed BANK. 80 ol3 eO
Saturdays 1nly 20 Astuy Park and ocean Grover PM
sundays stop nt-rlaken fo- Asbury Park and oc~sa
For iakcwcoa TINS Piver. Ba-regas Park and Barn'-
For Atlantic CITY vinelald and Briig'ton, $50 A ~.
] 20 +. ".
Navesnk aao. $40 II go A. NJ. i:3o. i.i5. els P
Gun. a., 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
(Anthraclte coal used exclusively
-Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals
On and after flre p 1896

Trains leave station TOT u Ilber;y g
For Eas'on. Rethehsrn. Allentown. Mauch Chrnk "a
40 T:l5. $40 4 ~ Easonl \. N. 100 80. SU
go to Ess'onl. 5:4' go t. Ali~nto"n p ~ SuneayA
For Wkesoarre. Pif,ston and Scranton. $40 a. ~,
40. 30 4.ij r. u SUNDAYS, 40 A. NJ =, ga,
l:3o 200 $50. 800 5.s. 800 T. NJ, i2:i5 nigh, syn-
days 40 A. ~ 100 200 $50 500 + N. l2:l5 nsn'.
For Harrisburg a, 40 500 $40 II 80 A NJ. y.
1870 20; 500 80 J NJ i2,i5 night sundays :"
For Sun5ury. I~w!sburg and Williamson. a, 30 90
$40 4 NJ 10 1870 800 p. NJ. sundays 40 A. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03

Line nrd f'0'FF''7 FVen'n@ DIV"
A ADVERTISEMENTS ami SUBSCRIPTIONS for The tribune
n received the Uptown orice. No. La broadway.
I'd don. north 81 3lst-st unfit o'clock M; adver-
the following branch Offices AT rreu-
lar office rates until o'clock p m VIZ ~ shaw s. -
cor 1872 9Th ave cor l2th-st l42 Columbus-ave.
Goth 100 West 4od st. near ON ave, y
East li,h-st 25I West 42d-st between lth and Sh
aycs l5o Ems, ATHEIST: S3s 3davr between 18th and
77th SIS o26 81 ave 6ist st ,o> ls ave. near
sgth- ESQ 81 ave near 55i 3d-aVe 30 3.S
Hiee, ker-st eaoS 3d-av.. 30 East ,9h-s At. ln2l
?d-ave 1862 3d-ave oa Arsterdams ave io2 West
4ad AS East st. 13 East 4St at; $50 othavs
col gth-avr.. LISP ad-avs. nsar "ith 2t East
s6ih-st go broadway. 1853 2d.ve 100 Sh-Nve
3ls 2d-ave Ta3 9th av. tho Harlem onces 2 ,ni
ai-sve ne,r Ii3th-;; l5G East i21ths,, 81 ave
go West loIth st. bet. 7th and Sch ayes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. July a-r1our dull: sales $50 sol' Whrs'
No red spot snd ' sgyhen oy sample 5sa
si,sc d. on grade 5sNacl.c; STOCK l .S9o pHs az
a LOO Au Eo ' sa.e sepe@bs a
mixed aoNl8c: Southern white. 33c bld' 90 ye.o~.
Western 22sd&sc mixed DO 0o92lc ., s'o Go. go
fr-ghs fairly active. STERN to Lyerpoo Z.gISa I
G Ss ' pork S's s. 3d. sai S shoulders sdes d
clear sides &C. sugar cIrd s.ad.ss 's ggt Mann arm H.
Other articles unchanged.
July 2tour dull snd :' Lea spns eo - n
: :ssS Sl"l, sed i'o g. 50 c;a
s ssi S s.'s' Il: R% g. ' si ' r
s .an ;" sua f ST. a barr. neef 81 sS 8 liam
lad qust at &C Bacon Ia" 10 ,eai que, a. va "
f. nn s9 Sa : Sersr" "g ,ames oa
af, ml'aoH IL LsnF9"' a% a foo' -prs
idI2c Mutton and yearin.s G'r~7, ,n"s aarS:
Sssser" !aTh Z. asen S wcsf " and
sdi2c ans a"e 'gw ,y a 81 iSg ' sa "a I TO-
iS Sorthrrn rry.h tId owls rate ne ,prns
i@wc> now southern 81 fancy s. - yiencia ranges
nlac'srr-s Gacc watcrm~ ons 2aaaoc Ca'legrs,
ss isSs2S: liver srsies <iaass i've straw s23 Ieahe
sedy g[g hr na0 sos -.. ' &c. eons 2sacic
buffalo july 2-sprins wheat closed dull: &c lover
5 SPOT 4 uTs c 81 T WneT %: e. ' ra w s@r
&c Corn cosei arm ana anchangei osts Fl, sd weak
a.. 9 Sng n Fs pemns M foe. dull ans weak
chicago July THE leading futures ranged fol
lows
wheat, No 2: Opening Hsa.st. iogss' clo'as
f S.s:%S@f &c. s;s: 8 81 ;ss:..
Corn. No. .:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Savannah. July Cotton dull. lower to sell. mddng
&c; low miidlng 10 i6c. net and goss receipts 2'd
bales; exports coaswise. AZ sales. n stock 900
New Orleans July cotton quiet. good mddng
TIC mddns 1916. low niddng $40 good oriinary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
OTHER MARKErs-Ry TELEGRAPH.


Buffalo July 2-Cattle-Receips last - hourp. .s2S
head total for week thus far ios for same time last
week s.Iis coasisred through i7vb TO New-iorA Lso4;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
BALTIMORE a. OHIO.

Le,ye New York foot Of Liberty ST. dahy'
tnICAuO = y. ia. and - 10 nsst
rillsbl ftG. $50 A. sun. sun, IL - night
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 10 - IN, y IN. -,
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. SIS, 10 Dinlnso S,s
II 80 a. Dining carr. =. $50 DINING Can. . tOnny
Carr. p - IL night sunday 10 ,Dnns arr ~
q Ia. DINING Carr. Dining Carr Dlnlng NAb
D m. ~ II night.
NORFOLK. 80 m daily ,,x
ORLEANS Thronen SleeIsr. p m dsiy
All trains Illuminated with Pin'sch lsht go, =.
Orrces: ii3 is2 20, ii5 iiao Btwa>. ~ p ltn ~.
1T Dowery. y Y. $50. 3ii Fulton s,. BROOK IN; -
~ ~ Liberty. y . n r - y "skh~"
eNec.eA from hot NJ resdeccs 10 destination,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
4 EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

SUMMER TIMETABLE. - Crow.
For Red Iank. Long Branch. flber n. o0ran
Asbury PAX. y mar Spring Lake anc f,,n' sS 10 ~
Trains rav. foot Liberty street. -. ~. "a n
I'll ~ NJ. 'lco saturdays on'yl Is" p p,n1
400 30 'Rei Bank onyD. .; - except tsu ,s,oy,
go d l5 500 L NJ SATURDAYS Only l., 'Vess IN ~
and Asbury ParbD sunday '9i3 a NJ ''''
L NJ . s,r..,.. z 50
Trains Cortland, and pesoro sses onyl
40 oio 1000 A. NJ. IL ~ ~ 20 ~ 10 ,sxesp
$50 $40. $40 except Rcd BANK - on Is A 81,
Long Branch, 100 P. NJ. sundays si'' '''' ." "
8 % r ". - .rA Aabarv
sunday trains do not stop a, ocean Grove ana ~''
Park.
Denotes express train,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03

September ....SSH+ BAN S31t 6b 81 oV<
October MS S4h
July ........2o< 2oN 2o* 2ot Sot 2s%
September ....2OA 2Ok 2o* Nv <on 30
Receipts OF breadstuffs interior points In thousands
bbls. grain bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
Otis Elevating Railway,
CatSkilI Mountains.
and Direct Route to -
X AATERSI<IIL HOTEL, CATSNiLI. MI
House, HAINES CORNERS.
T%\NERSNIIJE AND TIT, PARKS.

ScrUr, fTrTIgN ~
Central ard West Shore railroads Hudson River pay
line and a.st'i Fver'r~ In"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03


July ............. ~. %, eG'.l2Ga. 2e'.a2G.
September ....... 27Sa2 :. c7a d27. 27i4 427' 80
Nav ............. ~. 3ps 2ra.T2Fs eys
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-05
HAWAIIAN ANNUAL.

Nothing excels the HAWAIIAN
ANNUAL for varied information
relating to these islands; and the
issue for 1896, now ready, is fully
up to the high standard of its
predecessors, and should be in
every office and home in the land.
Its convenience and reliability
as a reference hand hook has had
commercial and official recogni-
ton many years.
Price rs cents per copy, or So
cents postage paid to any address
THOS. G THRUM,
Publisher, Stationer, etc.
Fort street, Honolulu. 192-1m
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-05
President TyIer's Son bend.

WASHINGTON, January 90
John Tyler, eldest son of the late
President Tyler, died here today,
aged rs. Mr.. Tyler has resided
here for the last twenty years,
During the latter part of this pc
Rod he was employed in the Re-
demption Bureau of the Treasury
Department, having had charge
of the destruction of the bank
notes sent in for redemption. He
was a man of strong intellect and
excellent education.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-05

The year 1900 will not be leap
year. The Gregorian calendar,
established in 1882, then and ever
since known as the new style, was
so arranged that of the hundredth
years to come, only four hundredth
years were to be bissextile years,
having 366 days, whereof the year
1000 was the first. The year 1900,
not being divisible by 400 is not a
leap year. Any of the hundredth
years that cannot be divided by 400
was not nor cannot be leap year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-05
The Hilo Tribune.

The Board of Directors of the
Hilo Tribune Publishing Com
pany have passed the following
resolution for publication:
RESOLVED: That the editorial
articles in the February LIST num-
Der Of the Hilo Tribune under the
titles Relics of Monarchy and
'Straws' were written without the
knowledge and consent of the di-
rectors of said paper, and that we
wish and do hereby express our
disapproval Of the editorial policy
as evidenced by those articles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-05
Coming band Concerts.

The Hawaiian Band will give a
concert at the Executive grounds
at 4:30 this afternoon, Tomor-
row at 7:30 there will be one at
Thomas Square, on Friday at the
same hour at the Hawaiian Hotel,
and the regular concert at Emma
Square Saturday afternoon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-05
why Have You

Been stricken with disease while your neigh
Dor escaped, or yce-versa Both were alike
exposed, but in one case the disease germs
found Judgement in the impure blood and
weakened system, while in the other the
blood was kept pure by Hoods Sarsaparllla,
and the body was in condition of good
health.
HOOPS PILLS are purely vegetable and do
not purge, pain or grip. Sold by all druggists.
-lO1-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-26
ARTICLE ~
IN. Department OF sanitation.

sNc.toT1 I Thsr- shall b4 BOARD OF
Heath which saaM consist % three phgEi-
Glars graduates from some accredited
medical college. who must be physicians
in active practice. 20 b. appointed by the
mayor and confirmed by the city council,
matters apYsrtaiufug 20 TIE sanitary con-
d1t5a Of the city and SIS puo.Ac instltu-
items.
See > TIE members % saf board shan
hold offics for three years ard serys with
out compensation. The terms OF off,cs
shat be 50 arranged tha& oHs OF them
saag Eo cut 81 ofFies 81 each year. The
member having the shortest term 20 serve
saaa be president CT the board and ths
health officer shat act as secretary OF
fEsa beard
Sec. > IN. city council shau provlss
a. la5ee Tor the nnard or health. IN which
the meetings % the board shall De he'd.
Such meetings shail - he'd 81 NaEt once
3 nsGnta. and whenever requested ~ tho
president q tEs % its members
Sec. e. said board shall appoint and
remove AZ pleasure a health 5fticer. who
s8al - . physician, ana such other SUB
tiraa - deemed necessary by fhs city
ccuEei@ TIE hrealth offbrer shan act a.
city phys. IAN. lie shah - rh@ ex@cutiTs
6sfleeT cr tae har1 ard see rat al Nrtl-
uNne@s relating 20 ths sanitary affairs
g ire cify ara TIE rifles and regulations
% the hoard are enforced.
sec. 3 TIE health cfftcer shall visit ms
city ard tas pubic a1a other sthqo-
wtlatu Ehe city once n each month ara
as frequently az may Be reggiurt ~
ffe beat. cf health. ard knvsstignt. tha
sanitary coalition os The same, and mako
Ez-1stEly reYgrts OF 81ca sxAnaiG&tbca -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-26

.~-.sy-, 4 There shsff DO srs e~rsYe
,,Srt which rhan consist OF . cnfsf ~ me
Sc drcarsrrs~nt, ard e. many e1eorcinsts
sfseSrs ana flrernsa IS chs city COUNCIL
sesn from time 20 time by orcansnos pre-
scribe. ...s a., xb4ss
~ TIA FIRE department after exasnins u2n
,srlfa- EVIL service rules. as pryvidea Y
A~fieIe XVI Of This Charter. ana mAy -
raove him for cause In scoor1anas ~ala
g. me IRE dspartrn mt shall % 90
ser the mans cement Of the ohisf OF "
ore aAnertnlsnt, exc@pt IS othsr~As NV
$500 by lag or IN this GHsrtsr.
So 4 First--Th@ mayor snah pFescsISs
-s1f~. aua regulations no< tlrxfass asns
.ws,h 10 and TIRE ordinances OF TIE Ity.
- - ssyvsrrFT@nf snd control Of Inc nfe
49, sTs.l,t and tx and snforcs penA&uss
for their violation. - a.. -s-a.rs
esee,nd--Ths chief % the IRE espar, -.
sGeW suhleet 70 the cisA sSsFI1s fu.S~
ssss.s4.s srtOraInAte efT1e-rB ana nreEn ~,
~aesF,irs-Th. chief shall ra&Es na~nsa.y
....ss-eavs ~ expenditures or fhs a-tnFt~
80, - ne board o. public WORKS. al 81
- ss-rSss 10 said heard 50 esDu'Ats q -
ssss. - his department. Tor tns enees-k
L..h ,rffn rtseh re.1fLTnzgsS 3 Tors - =
,.sy 5easn proper for tEs esttsrnasht % -
&C. ss-sss.erss,---he chief u the IRE e-psrtnssss
.s,fs - "a annually, Or oftener !, rs11sS
49, - ss.slrrli. or II ~ ray osoEa Pcs.
rsn~rt 70 tie CITY eoGl1a o. any in1A-ISS~
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-12-18
NO. ia.
CUBAN BELIGRRENCY QUESTION.

The foreign retaliation committee
will report on the Cuban question
today aud it will bein favor or
recognizing Cuban beligerency.
The report will be placed on the
calendar and will not be called up
until after the holidays, when it is
thought intelligent action will be
taken on the matter. President
Allen, of the Cuban League, has is
sued an address to the American
people calling on them, asking that
they give such aid and comfort as
may be found in the open express
ion of sympathy and legal material
support of the patriots who are
now fighting for self government.
Mr.. Allen says "We cannot shield
ourselves behind statutory phrase
ology from the odium of not fulfill
ing our natural obligations to a
people struggling to be free. Let
us so speak that the executive of
this nation and our representative
in Congress shall recognize Cuban
indepeneuce and all will be right.
We are not required to raise bat
talons of men nor to furnish ships
of war, but we are called upon to
declare that the heart of this ma
tion is with the oppressed Cubans
and then, with her independence ac-
knowledged, unarmed heroes may
Obtain from us as required, the
equipments of war as Spain has
done heretofore"
Concluding, the address says: "In
grateful recollection of those who
crossed the ocean to help our faith
ers a century ago, let us do now
what is necessary to encourage
those who are repeating the story
of Washington and his patriots.
From the North and South, the
East and West, let one united voice
proclaim independence for the
patriots and young Cuba, powerful
because of this, shall scouroge the
assailant from her coil and take her
place with us in the families of re-
public"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-12-18
Little White Wagon.

Each and every package of laun-
dry received by me Xmas week, will
get merry Xmas button (the very
LATEST. New Years week each will
receive a handsome 1897 calendar
Zone Of the seven wonders Of the
world. Keep your eyes open Tor
the wagon. GLIDE HANNoN, Agt.
12-17-tf. Troy Steam Laundry.