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New-York tribune., 1896-06-19
railroads.
-AMgRio.'s oREArEsT RAILROAD
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
T. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION. +2p srKEhr. e.E.r...
$3.50 A. M-Except Sunday. Empire state Express pl,sss
Fastest train the world stops ,oia at A'psaS ,s D. M
Niagara Falls o:5, p NJ. This train Is ''"eD '"
oso 'atnS M6a Ssp''s Fss, Mail for PQasnsssDss Al
tsny. Utica Syracuse. Rochester Bunalo N'as''A
1890 A. M-Escept Sunday. Day Express For all i'm
100 m6ay sDuh%ssfn sias Limited cCum
bus Cincinnati Indianapolis and 81, Roches
s ter rSHfhssaSis .ra sasO Albany 0'l'a
100 MI Special s,ao. for At pttTH
Albany. schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester
$3.50 7: M.-Esc-pt Sunday. West Point. P0ushkeeD'e
Aso i'say. T. M.paiy North snore Limited Du. pssrO'
$40 a. M. Chicago i;So p IN stops al I'''A"'
GOO Mpay albany Troy S.I,ss U:,sa hSifan hSrso
ssara hss Pns cev.sna Tcedo Chicago
o1' rlasSura D'y =. Alssn. rSyM and Msarss
1880 MDay For uifao NaFsra Etra Ias ,ops 1Isvs at
Poushkeepsis Albany and utea -, ,,.s.ne.r,
only for polnc Fall Brook Railway Via Lyons
ana :, for Roche Roshes'er sv,.or.. o,weso wa,er,own
S.issy S9sss Fo fo cape cSyns.a
1910 SGHTh-ats an for chicago sb and pFinspai .sdp
sundsy night sunday nights, dIovsrsryille and
ooc Ch'sfo ans slse?ss @ "rve MDay except Sunday
ooo Flushed ana Vi: i Harlem pvsicn. nn IN. p.,k
oho A. Mmsund.y only to 5rI,isn rl,isne' anu
M MG TsANS 5.,Ms.a T@ s sad point.
punam Division Yonkers in esnnse5i9n %i,h a
sD the Eeyaa ,1SS. ds HSnd d THIS . ' only '"'
ssnsr rasc. car, & on al pn,og hrGpfG ihsnf trains
ko. and %Ssne d5sn4 rSaS@sy cspsra si'fiss 81 ha
iihls, s va foadvay c5 no 81 and Ws s
i25,h st, and issh station YoTE '' ana go
baggage checked from hotel residence BY 'ne
JOHN i ~ T9rtE.; ,,i..r., General passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1896-06-19

% ooaxs IN Texas and Western 81 4og$3 O caves S'S
s9 sne.pGReceips 5000 head market seauy @ q hour.
S',,1aio S' Iune s-Cate-Receipts for las - .ame
s4 head total thus far ss2 neaa 9o4 head
,;,,a AT week head consigned thr0usn on.nei
,l' VI s9S head on sale. 80 head market pa opoa
dull and nothing doing Closed s,e,dy du at So oeas.
ehoce 425 tCr Zoo last "a o4 n'p. same time
o % az 200 head consigned through. 2Oso mead "
eO head sale 100 head d Yorsers good
sS'ys sS esoss s%a s. dss To- pigs 7o ,msss mssu%s
- r % hours 600 head: total for week mus
far is 500 head: for time last week Y WOO 400 head
on sale 1000 head market opened steady 10 s,sohs hs %
sn&sp & ~ ,r 10 good 81 5oaS5 90; mixed sheep sood
80 =, sytro 81 65Gfsi: common fair. 81 2ogS3 N
New-York tribune., 1896-06-19
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore June ls-F1our dull. Wnen, .'s,st 32s.a02-sc
spp,eme n, aG3.c stock $4,000 bush ~es; n,;ed spo
spS Inn, 33a33i.c; July 33.q3SlIc; Ausun t Sonh
septembe 3isc bid se'mer mssd stock $50
bush sales 700 Oats quiet No VINE ih oW hush rye
,nar,ivs' No rr,arby sGa37c; stock 273n bsn
ai and nrm choice timothy. 81 90 bid Grah S ~
dul Cotton steady, midling. iI-i"'' i'eo' '
lIgiiibc other articles unchanged a.
nunalo June is-Spring wheat closed NC ,p" ,ct and
Ivi,,cr wheat closed weak. No red. on TRACK anu
siorc GSr: No white zoe track Corn 65os.u % ~, ,
,,nchangei oats closed weak. 4Gisc lower n.y.,
S.c asEed Flour In fair dem'td. steady Miieed que'
unchanged. - g,
Chicago June IS-The leading futures ra"seu IN '
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ERIE RAILROAD.

rhrough ,rnIns Leave Nev-YOrk. f0ot ~ ~
n. snior. and i've minutes enrllrr from N"st ~
900 insh17iSn' Emi urao Bfastord Iamsi Lanai
town Mcadyile and the West Arrive h"'a''
30 y NJ parlor Buffalo. g., III,
ann i, N-V.sfibul-i Limited fast mail Daily' solll
Z:UU train FOR chicago Chauau9us ls,Se' 49,
cl.ve,nd 7:tO A NJ Chicago J. NJ S,rrP'ts
- chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati D'''"s
,.-,t.,,.t rx
-.OO r. M.-Tmralo and Ceyeani Nes'snii"n, TX
Gov press Daily arrives hurnl. ,tlo =, 'ro..is,t
ford .l5 A 81 jamestown 0.h5 \. NJ 1ieFeIdhi
llj = N S.cep~fs 90 Bunso ana 'Ie.r.ari,
making drec. connections tor De'roit 'h'"s'
and tho W.st. ..-. t-.,,,
S45 r. P;a Myn Sd Gn1q'cnb trso o cbsss 'as s.sps nuf
falo Chicago and Cincinnati Ilnlng 4r,,,v rT
U,rCKFTS LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND Pl l'l,MAN
/ accomroiatons at III 2Gi. 4ol. and ~ ltosf"ay;
i59 East i25h and 6 Wes' i25'h -, craJn,r. [ ana
loo Broadway, HrooKiyn 2o Huison It, it2s'%ra & ani
ch.k hnrs,rs from residences g Destination
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RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVANi'

Stations foot OF Desbrosses and g.,
In E-nant ll4lQl

Stations foot OF Desbrosses and co,,,.
o,oo rAsr Z EgsS; i1ST May . Ilsssss''ad' lsss ss
1000 A. NJ PENNsYLvASiXV' Jar iINfrIp! T. Ip!,tsbu,.
ton cars Arrives 'ns cScaSn Dnins Smoking and
ssS sSSsIills a. ii''o A. NJ St. Louis soVP:. 800 500
200 r. ii. CHICAGO AND ST. ,o,,,. :" ''Fs
ShcpH Sshteepns ana Dining Cars to St Louis GSPRes
600 r. =. NJ MNn'Sg2 WgsrERI SIs r Mxpnrs. Al" St La:
10 n sorfnSEsAhnSS' sss!9ifi sE S'sI Esss'. ss,,
Tincn9ati . r NJ Indianapolis iois & lS%sis %s Arm
$500 r. ". P1crFic F'iIS'"H@s EXpREss- is
to to- Pltsb1rg Connects for Chicago dais sss:s
a | WASHINGTON fSs.I oosvIuJasyD xSD THE $40 a"'is
.cSnx1.,.io go; 30 lS9 Dining caD ii 4. Den
6nss csa : is 20 p1,n, all parlor and Dining a.
s%ndsy $50 go il iiH'?f A. cs21 SO c1:rMi p; ss,
eI5 m,nns nT95 Car, ana PlnHs Carp $50 tDinss
scHTHfES kAl!wsY.Ess ~ l9iS ppsh,, = 4 a,r. :" -
Spring. l:i' night daily ga sIeepers asssrs to S.,s
ATLANTlc IL, COAST LINE.-oso A. NJ Dali,
port Tampa and Macon. 800 p n. dg dsiy ,ssses
cHEsAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAY E,,,-
For ofD POINT COMFORT dTr RnIns ann Sosro, Tsr.
sIeapsr sha[ss s'T'e 4 AIM weekdays and win n
ATsASTIc psrsr rsr CITY apG plS So weekdays r
r6R CAPE NAY. 20 100 oPaPM p II. wees-s,v, 'as
For Long Branch. Asbury Park Ocean ;,ox.
Pleasant. 80 a. NJ. 1910 230 340 e s,e .ha PIN
p NJ: week DAYS SUNDAYS stop az In,ss.yad ,y ad liz
bury Paro. o - a NJ $50 p # eaksn f1 v
FOR PHILADELPHIA
go 73o. 3, $50. Q. $50 30 Penn'a i.m,sn ,o.
ing ing csr ccs. = % A. DInind mi ~ a, 2o - - e G
p NJ. 1918 night. sundays si5 sDs o 'ssl az ~ -
ited). 10 II A. NJ. Dining Carr 4 20 m cnv Nv Ls-
night. ''' o. r. ~. LII
Ticket Offices: Nos 433. ei4 l,lss la.s y,
Broadway. Astor House and foot m n..t ~ aae ~
Ccriandt Streets. Court Street, SEA t,,i,s q.
Broadway ard Brooklyn Annex Station ~, s,fsst
Street, Brooklyn Station. Jersey City rp VI !. fgoa
Transfer Company VIII call for and chsck b, Nv i1t
hotels md residences through 10 ssase fca
D. NJ , ihr sf, J. r woop
bHn"rdl SdndE"r General pasx, -.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-19
ROYAL BLUE LINE

~ lHILAD cl.FHlA, BAL.!MOEE AND
WASHINGTON. -
For Philadelphia, week days. $50 500. s:S s@. ioo4
II 80 dining carr A. ~, 80. 200. 3S 40 (bv3et
iarlor cav 20 500 DDnins cal. 100 -. s99 ioA4
T. NJ i2i5 ngat. sundays. 80. eao. 1000 30
Dining Carl A. g. ZOO 4O0 5:oO Dining Car. 600 P.
NJ, 1918 night. .o 90,
For Ialtirr 20 and Washington. week days. 40 sN
10 90 II 90 Dining Car A. NJ. 200. $3.50, 900 DniG
Can 80 g. ". l2.i5 night. sundays. 43o. lo@ ia
tpir.ng Car) 4. Y. 300. 500 (D.n!ng car). g." Px
70 - a.st, -, ,,-u, a, H.
III i72 2si. 4i5 of4 LAO 1879 Brostvg
r37 s,h Ave-. 81 East i4'h-s' lo3 East lZ3th-s q
(, ef.l Futon s. Brokya. as Broadway. Wl.ansssT
- %.n y-rs Transfer Company viii call FOR and ehsd
hr-a.e ,-or, hofa.s 0r res. .ience % destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-19
e. Oh!o' ~!

Lelve New York foot OF , liz
cAICAuU : y. n and L. hism'' 70 Is night
PlIl itG, $50 ex. sun ,n n ID. :. can
WWkSsIiINGr6N' nAIrIMoRE. siS 10 VcaD. pnoSs
so m 'Dsns D,ss Gs sunday sU nIsSs t.
"',, a ~. sD.nng CAP. Dining cao'
D. M. IL IL night ,,
NEW ORLEANS Roanoke. p pntseh m Ligh. ,.h t..
AZ trans ia are i7a :S as .S 4o Bdwsy 81
ls7 sow.ry: Y sss 81 r FuIRsn R' Of J. ss-.
checked from hotel or residence =" 81
New-York tribune., 1896-06-19

CASH o,,,,ions we're n- follows Flour wa irm at un
cham, eeS@se4 sn pTf's s7 NJ by samre ie 70 Sge5c 30
corn 27',g2sl.c. No oats lItmi.ni sIasI,c; prime
i9hy seea 81 5o5 1omnS n la,asI 5 snort rib
o - saSa 90 dry salied sn,udst st q is', ~hiskey
~. short cigar tde' ,goNeh ei,or % sugars cut
ioSf s. a, granuiaea s. g? standard A - -, ,n
So" i' b make, was steady. Extra crenmery
- ars,s iSri4r: reconds ioai2c Egg were easy
f'n v,s,,,5co , Jun. september opened a,
' III to ~ @n4 som,l. [ 'f aheS' at nm 80 .pr".
\, ! northern. Gic: 80 Nor'h.rn HsHgo' nsH a,c Ry,
say ~ nopay &c. X9 ." aroopns lTsST sScsd
blan N qa5.rl ..5'. 'ai' a., s75S7 -
wnnc,p.,. Jnne ls-vhea, went through a slight De
c, y & all 4 ss, finE on y.icsy i1ik here was no exciting
% urn IN a5 9r ssa @a'si at ssGs. a.tsr ssns a, 54sac
~ aal co:ei - o2 ~ ~ 11ra S.,os SSeo aaoisi NG
Il 'esasaic' ~ a, "a 'oe,, " 2 white qro,si at
~ i.o,. .@.' s, 9os? 81 Proucdh 300 bb. shpn'n,.
$. s. IS - a'i miii.,nss Niii S,'is 8 25a:7 10
ranAep9 June oaFSsFe es.s osanatnSs .si
'~rt,r ,nly In email ,r actual wants Wh-st-No
ul' ". Wetns ana y' ,5.s @ psiy FOR june c
i,, fr iu, - higher f9r August Fancy milling
imn.' m &. .gs, iuy ,ad August 63,gG3.c. s,9
,,- 4or. . FROM s ,i max IKE. as. ear os oaeiiy-
unehansci with m,cr"tc hn ample "l"r's' sq. ;,9.c
"f MAJ, for -4r i6,s luii win ampc offerings At
,Sno- ,,. f',,u-e- reae,'-a nornnany unchanged
g. . White Iu1. ant july. 2|r2irc August md sep
tfer q. 20. sugars Refined fu.L uncihng"i 'i"er
ARTICLES urD. ung'i.
,rcrn.t Iur~ y Flour Market Quiet. caster win
,sr ..n' rs4sy =; sprirE patent 81 "'HS3 - Rye
e.f, 81 a. Wheat Market FIRM. higher. Corn IN
ctani-ei oa'- arm. = mixed incK. ~ 10
,rf,.I f-uct ipf,r 80 whit" track. 2iNc Prk firm.
rne.- - -o clear ani family s. u Lard steady.
fair demand. lolf st. s"'iie lard 49, prime
st-.u .AIer 4r-r bacon gul" moderate demand.
go ss.uile-e - loose short rb sides. 4i.c loose
49, o.. ,fer- Sides 4tsc heller &c Dry ralt"d meats
rr-r quiet Shoulders. a.. loose short rb" Ac
.e short ci.ar r,le' -. i~l"s ~ lo.ci n''atH
-.-fr -. nora Tgg- ruei. easy, strictly fresh. -,
,,ll-kcy Quiet, s,eaiy saics so hbis az 81 %
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Ocean Gtedmere

~~~O~~~~NN--~O>~~~NNNNNN NNNNoVDNNNNNNNNoNNo~-oNoo
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
4'1 SEA VOYAGE ALONG THE ATLANTIC COAST
AND THROUGH THE GULF OF MEXICO TO CALVES.
ION. TEXAS, X ~ IDEAL VACATION TRIP
ONE WAY EXCURSION OR TOURISTS TICKETS to
points Texas Colorado. Utah. Arizona. california
, Nlca Florida. Excellent
Write for our s4PAGE POCKET GUIDE (maIle,i freeC
G X MALLORY a. 60. Gen Agts. Pier 70 II r. N Y
~ ErUERLANDS LINE
S :. SPAARSpAM ........ saturday June 20 o 10 n m
: H. ANS EItDAH Saturday June -, IN
Stcamers call both Ways nt BOulogne Mer France
First cabin. ,S $40. second cabin SIS at very
low rates AI1y for handbook and terms General Pas
fengcr Agency. 30 broadway.
DANAMA RAILROAD sTEAMsHIp LINE
Formerly COLUMBIAN LINE
THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Connecting the frthmus for all West Coast
Icxico. Central and South America
Steamers sail from Pier foot West 2Ith n. Y
ALLIANCE. Jun. 20 noon ADVANCE. June 80 noon
For rates apply AT Company's Once. ~ broadway
JOHN MUIR Tranic Manager.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-19
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE b
From Per :. y. r.. foot %; Rector-st
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach. Norraae,S
numson Beach Seatrsht, Monmouth Beach and Log
branch. at 20 1913 4. ". q 90 Saturdays onlD az
o. p NJ SUNDAYS $50 A. NJ. loo z. "
F5r Elheron Aslury Park. ocean Grove and pcs1
south - Pon, Pleasant 1913 A. NJ Il 90 Saturdays ocly
- BOO r. ". sundays (excep, Ocean Grove ard ~
bur; PARK. 9.3O 4. " =.
Fo- Lakewroi. Toms River end Barnegat 40 A. y
New-York tribune., 1896-06-19

The demand mild coffee is fairy active and ne ne
eofTee however du we.k ana n%mna YIN RIO =.
Of g5 g SssS sss'dh RIO q Sp?S s''Is eF@ na
eaibo abb and $50 bags ssvanilla
,oAsy Win ~ very i,iI. interest shown aside from
moderate TRADE in D sDrns Bn" cwer S The ar" n
wheat Sellers are Not pressing suPps the ss h~aypes f1
pehoSa Of offerings. Total sales lGs75 l.ss as
follows 900 BIZ. wn,er Pa'&e,is ems 50 .9nsS No. @ % PIE ISs
sousern s. sca's 900 bb city Pa'en, s. $oa: 5S
Goo bbis sprt,s pa,en. s. 75Gsa o. b5. clears
ssSssa & sSssa 50 h36 hc6nxMEA|Ba az SS SS, at
Ms.st saa 81 soahs @ sas""I ossa
MEAI--ouie,; sales; 900 bags Quoted: Fine Whit.
fS Dull "cS Quotes 20 and 5sg5isc. r. 5rq
b7ifc cottonseed meal sasi o2 oil meal Soo02'sc city
Sya5c. @ NE Shni "a "' % s q"t sar
,,ons rI q. N. cpeninr The foreign markets were
snsr n hosss sps %e sDi ng rahr han buyins Ps
news rad perhaps influence but toward midday
ceiling sre Sas' rd@r. .ng ~. cnns Of nry
though the r.po. ;aea to have much Influence on ago
msn that the la- had been generally favorable
coni.tions were rar tu, essenilay lover rh'
wsathe o-daE was Sne of .a, IN h Nh ari
continues very heavy ard 70 day ,hr rece'Ps at MINI
ana i4o last year. The continuation Of MS enormou
spring whe., crop .nd shake the f.,h = sme o, The
yaa%Gs % S% 1sfs % WA. quit urs &c a ay S' and d
able selling ty 'perators disappoinet al thc lack ~ out
go interest displayed tcde Prices broke easily dur
Ing the latter part o the day. rallied but fraconay al,
The close and left N ~ lalsc net loss Cash wheat
was quiet and lower futures shippers took ~ "jl
bush ~ No ! Northern New York. private terms NJ
red was quoted at >aW9c over Iulv b nnoat July
closed al 83%c: 4a,Q5c over July 4ioai.
snd No To,.hern, New York. e over July % . At
tORN--The market FOR corn was que'. wcak' ming
oute easily during the srrcn. partly IN sympathy with
the decline IN wheat ami partly 'he favorable crop
Mort The be good FOR the last week. and
,Apmising condition. There quit. lts pressure On
close was .assr loss. Cash Gniei
= b afoat. No 2 quoted a, 3S'>n34c In ~-
vator -. OATS-The market very quiet In sp.cu
ia,,ye way with the somewhat eosier The
weaknefs was partly sympethy with the decline IN
other cereals AMI partly the favorable crop aiyces
rents report for the that the promise o'
the crop well maintained Futures closed nj sc h.'
loss quiet on the grade but rood ,radc 40
was seen unsra ied white Total srles were l.oVn
bush including 20 600 ba.h tor expr Details are $50 %
clipped. 2cc aro, No oss quoted :, 22as2<T
Quiet. Feeding quoted At 8aitaSitc -Ycrk
RYE-Quiet: No Western quoted at iOaio'9c f...-
FiAXsEED-Quie, at 37i4e 9 q
he quotations to-day. the closing prices for the pre-
vsous day and closing prices for the corresponding date
New-York tribune., 1896-06-19

Crean Steamers.
.oooo>o~ o>oo~>o~o>~~~>~~~|~~~
NORTM aEnI1AM ILLWVD
FROM NEN YORK
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS
Cabin $50 and upward n Cabin. $50. round ZIP. $40
Allcr sat June - 10 d Havel Tues. July - 10 a n
spree Tues June 10 Tr,v- TUES Jay q, j. m
tIIFREOI R6 PARIS. BREMEN
saal~ sat. Ily H. 10 a. Ai~r sat jli} =. 10 a m
Return ricsc,- available from Mediterranean or from
Bremen. Lonion or iiaFre -
MEDITrRRASBAN SERVICE.
TO GIBRALTAR NAPLES iENoA.
Kaiser. 70 - a. iiia.....-luy ', 10 a n
werra June p. 10 n Ems July II. 10 A. m
OELEICHS co. Bowling Gr"~n
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DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

FOR la Guayra. Puerto f'abelo Curacao and Mara
cabo via Curacao from Plerrrpon Stores. Brooklyn.
IS. PHILADElPliIA......W Wednesday, June -. p
-. tAhN 80. Friday July g. ! y.
So. NENEIll Wednesday, July IL. y.
FOR MARACAIBO VIA ST. THOMAS
81
These American steamers built expressly FOR the trade
have superior accommodations for passengers
BOTLTON. BLISS q DALLErT,
New-York tribune., 1896-06-19
SAVANNAH LINE,

~
enl Saturdays at ; i. W.
City of Augusta June 10
City OF Birmingham. ~
TauahGseee ...... ~
Unsurpassed cabin accon
rail lines for all points Soul
and freight rates apply ut
at the Pie. foot OF Spring !
q. II. Sorrei. Manager. .
New-York tribune., 1896-06-19
ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. ETC
For Red Bank. Long Branch and points south . Pas
Pleasant $50 90 II 80 A. NJ. l.3o 3:30 400 "a
els = " sun!ays. except Ocean Grove and Assuj
Park 900 A. NJ. 40 7. VI.
FL Lakewood, Toms River. Barnegat Park and Bans
gai 4.s) 20 A. N. i30 +3o =. NJ
I''r Atlantic city. Vineani and BFidgston 40 Y.
Fo- Monmouth Reach. seabrgh, and Hghlssds
Naveslnk SO 20. u 30 4 NJ l.5O 4So p ~ Sun
New-York tribune., 1896-06-19
-Th!rty Excursions to Europe. Ocean
OLD DOMINION MNE-DAILY SERVICE.

~ For OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK. NEWPORT
NEws rETERsDuRd, roRTsMouTH. PRIMERS
INGr0N y. C.. daily; except SUNDAY Richmond direct
day Passengers and Freight. sailings from Pier 2d
r., 3 r M Sat; p. NJ Through tickets and
w. L. GUILkAUDEU. yice-Pres and Trafis Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-19

Tri-wcckly from Pier -. n. II.
new. TUESDAYS. Thursdays
for Savannah direct.
Kansas City ....... June 23
CITY OF Augusta .... ~
city OF birmingham. " q
Connecting with
IN and Southwest. For tickets
l6l. 3i7. 1853. 3s5 broadway. or
~.
J. r. Beckwi.h, q. p. & r. A.
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FRENCH LINE
q OMPAGNIE GENERALE TransatlantiQue.

~ DIRECT LINE To IAvRE. PARIS. FRANCE.
LA GAStDtNE, baudclon. Sat, June ~. m.
LA BHETAGNE. Kupc Sat June p. noon
Parlor and buffet smoking attached to Special
Train, Iavre COR vice Versa) Seats 81 90 extra.
A. FORGET. General Agent No 3 Bowling Green.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-19
CT\ARD LINE,

Steamships sail every Saturday
FOX GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY
From Pier 81 y n. Foot West
Furnessia ......June 20 Ethiopia July II
Anchoria - turnrSsia July -
saloon. $50 up; I'd cabin $40 $50. steerage s2t 30
= y. CITY OF ROME -.......... lLN 4 AND SEPT. .
Saloon. $50 and up. "a cabin $40 steerage. S2A 80.
Henderson nrOtbeIa. General Agents Bowling Green.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-09-18
coALvlLLE LODGE No. oslo. OF.
Instituted In This City satu-dsy Last
4 Grand Anair.


on Saturday last Coalville Lodge No.
%, I. o. o. T., was instituted In this
city by Grand Master John r. Buckle,
Deputy Grand Master ". .. Corbis,
Grand Warden j. NJ. Breeze and Grand
Secretary W. Moore, all Of Salt Lake,
under the most favorable auspices.
The degree work was done by picked
team from. the Park City lodges Of this
order, and the work has probably never
bsen eXcclled In Utah.
Al . O'Clock y. M, Saturday, the
chartered train with the sixty dis
tinguished visitors arrived from Park
City, and the work In hand was pro-
coeded with at once. The visitors were
met at the depot by adelegatior Of Coal
willie Odd Fellows and escorted through
the streets In full regain to the Sixteen.
to.one Restaurant, where a splendid
dinner was served by Mine Host Thomas,
after which they marched In body to
the lodge room, where the necessary
work was performed,
Thiriy.thrce candidates, together with
six old members Of the order, we're put
through, thus making lodge Of thirty
eight members for starter, all Of whom
are good, representative citizens.
A more distinguished class Of visitors
has probably never assembled in Coal.
willie during IT, history. and that thcv
departed with the most favorable opin.
ions OF our city and citizens is a credit
to Us.
After the candidates had been
initiated and the officers Of the sub
ordinate lodge sworn in, the visitors and
their entertainers repaired again TO Mr..
Thomas restaurant, where banquet
was served that would do credit 10 any
hostelry In the land. Everything
imaginable that was good to eat was
served In the best Of style, and Mr..
Thomas has gained reputation by thi,
spread that will place him In the lead a,
n caterer.
Alta m. the special train pulled oul
for home with all the visitors on board
who were profuse in their congratula
tions and praise II the manner On which
they had been received and entertain NED
AZ before stated, the new lodge nov
numbers thirtg-eight members, ant
there are already several more applica
tons in the hands Of the officers TO b,
acted upon. The local officers Of III,
lodge are as followsi
William PaFmley, n. c.; j. f. Hos
mer, V. O.. l.. T.. Eldredge, Treasurer
]. j. Jones, Secretary; j. l.. Boyden. r
:. \. G. benjamin Lloyd, l.. $. n. G.
=. NJ. Pinnco, Il. $. V. Gil. s. CLARK
l.. 5. V. G.i @. L. Jones, Warden IohI
Jones, l. &C. Il. sawley, o. g.; d
Wilkins, C.. VIM. salmon, Conductor
3. Snyder, X. 5. 81 Calls, l.. $. 5.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-09-18

In the early history of Utah, silver
Reef was one Of the richest and most
productive silver camps In the west.
The mines Of the camp were all heavy
producers, and the mills for the reduc-
tion Of the ore made long and confirm.
Gus runs. the old Crystie plant having
record Of fifteen years Of unbroken
service, during which time 1t made reg.
ular monthly shipments Of $4,000 In
silver bullion.
During the last few years, however,
the mines Of the camp have remained
practically idle, only few leascrs being
at work, and from time to time the Old
Barabce mill has made a run ON the pro-
duct OF their labors.
Now, however, despite the low price Of
silver, there Ia reason to believe that
this famous sandstone silver camp will
regain some OF its old time prestige and
activity, Ne arrangements are being
made looking toward the working Of the
old failing pits and dumps Of the camp,
which promise 10 prove successful
Herald.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-09-18

Bill Of Peoples Mercantile Company
for so.ls was referred to the committee
on finance with Powef to act.
Bill Of Times Pub. Co., for eli, same
order.
The monthly reports Of the sexton,
Treasurer and Marshal were read and
accepted.
The committee On streets, alleys and
bridges reported regarding the bridge
over Chalk Greek. The report favored
building u bridge over said stream. No
estimate as to co't q construction was
made. It was recommended that the
bridge be repaired. Moved by Council.
man Wright that the Mayor, Council.
men Wilson, Williams and Wright and
G. Road Supervisor meet and consider
proposition cosoerning the bridge.
carried.
Adjourned.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-09-18

HESErrR. Utah, Sept. II, 1896.
Enron TMFs;

ltENEfER, Utah, sept. II, 1896.
Enron TMFs;
Several Of our good people visited salt
Lake during the past week.
our district s'hool commenced on
Monday last with fair attendance.
John Francis, who has been working
In salt Lake during the summer, re-
turned home on the llth.
osborne Rheims is spending a few
days here before resuming his studies
at the h. Y. Academy ut Provo.
Elders Ullithorn and Ellingsworth Of
Coalville were the speakers at the alter
noon services here on Sunday last.
The many friends Of Mrs. NJ. Gibby Of
Morgan were pleased - see her during
the week, she having recovered from
her recent sickness.
Thomas Deardcn has been appointed
superintendent Of the llencier Sunday
school, Our late superintendent, Robert
Jones, held the position for over twenty
six years.
Albert Rheims, wife and children and
Miss Sarah Paskett, who have been
visiting relatives aud friends here for a
month past, left for their home at Grouse
Creek on Wednesday.
The Young Ladies Of lIcneier held a
social party here on Friday last which
MAS fairly well attended for the time Of
the year. They also rendered program
on Saturday afternoon. The busy time
prevented many from attending.
A dance at Echo on the 18th is an.
nounccd for the benefit Of Thomas Brit.
ton, ST., who suffered the loss ot hi,
haystacks, corrals, etc, by fire last week
Bishop John Paskett invited all who
could to assist In replacing the hay ant
other material that had been destroyed
for MIR. Britton.
VIII you please answer the follow
ing questions In your valuable paper +:
/. Did Congress make any appropna
ton for registering or judges Of c.ec
ton for 1897
2. Why have the officers who acteC
then not been paid before this?
To the question No. /, we woul,
answer that appropriations were made
and that w. q. Park 10 the diHtr, hutini
officer.
No. 2.-The reason these bills hav,
not been paid rs yet lie owing to III,
red tape attachments TO the affair
which have not yet been all gone through
with.-lEp.l