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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. June L. 3;45 p. m.I}eefExtra India mess
dull at 5lA 30 prime mess dull AT Ais ID PorkPrnie
mess. Western nne. dull az i5s do. medium dull 3ss
Oh. Hamg-Short cut about "A % IL n, arm 400 Cd
Barontumberlnnd cut. about % 10 30 10 steady
short rib. about 2, n. steady at Us long clear mdies
light about 40 10 % 10 steady at 2s Cd long clear mid
dies. heavy. about 80 - ~ short
mddes 'heavy. about 30 IS AT 22s clear
lies about II II No. steady RS 81 Shoulders about
IL TO IL ~ steady nj rs Lard Prime Western. spot,
steady at rs "d 'heese-Amercan finest white steady
35s. DO colored steady 3ts FOR make. American
ordinary. duh AT 35s Taow-Prlme city. nominal
COt;onseel oIiverpoo refined steady l6s. Spirits OF
tuTpcntne duh at 2)a. Rosin-Common firm at A. Oh.
Wheat No rel winter iull at 5s Sd. No Northern
spring duh az ~. corn-Mxed Wc.ern. spot. firm at
IS Id steady at IS d. July steady at IS Nd Au-
gust steady At 81 ',d is,urst. Louis fancy. winter
steady AT 6s I'd. Hops at Londonpacnc Coast firm at
Hutya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago. ire IL Special was calm after n storm
wheat to day ihe wild inexplicabe fluctuations
Of Thursday. largely the effect ovcrtradng resulted
today In ultra -cpns'rvatism. The outsider VIII, had
found his orders slaughtered yesterday was out Of tho
market altogether To day The -alper. who had
Thursday from whipsaws Vcnturci very timtllv in
1000 bnshe lots. where the day before he riskcd
90 bushel lots The fluctuations fairly
wide lac That because sH exiatc,l A great
deal Of nervousness An incident the narrowing NJ
Of the July september The difference Yesterday
was lc today the difference the close ,yas only
he There was some scnseess talk OF manipulation and
gossipcrs have TO figure out an Armour deal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-13

Dealings in futures were very small and whou 1
Receipts continue good although somewhat ess
than last week This. however has seen ose, or ~
The market closed unchanged for the day on futures
Cash easy with continued goc export ~ ~,
shi buying Total sales we're c'
bush as follows: - 900 bush No at a.c aio@t'
white nom nal, 23hc elevator. -ii.c Se
nVeied: 1000 bush ungradsd white Na2'>ac;o ,,o
bush ungraded mixed 224 u23c; 10000 bush NO wnlte
CLIMBED private terms; No white quoted at 24i.9
2li5c..,.. .BARLEY-Market easy and dull quoed at
3lG34ibc c i ..RYE-Market dull at 4Uienilc'
T. $780,, ., a.. r.
vids dsy and closing prices the corresponding date
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p y I---7'a "I--|T- -
ROYAL BLUE LINE

% IHIl.A f.l.F ~ bAI.IIMUhE MD
WASHINGTON.
r 20 1ip'rlng carr y. ". l30 900 $50 40 BEs.!
p1rl1. Dar so 90 Dirirs 'ar). 500 I3). 90 ioN
y II l2i5 n.Rnf sundays. 80 500. 1000 r.N
DINING Cau 4 N 900. 400. 500 Dining Car. so ?.
fo- n,,tiror- and Washington. week days. $50 sA
1000 II - lnnirg Csr A. ". 200 $3.50 800 Dining
Jar, 100 - NJ e Is .zh' sundays 430 1000 II 80
lIinl-g rau A u zoo 800 Dining Car. GOO p n.
II - nigf' -. - =, , . -. ~.
rtte.., lii t.e 2fl as "a LAO 1872 Broadway,
~ ara Ave 81 Fast lNh-st. 1873 Eas, l2sth-s,. ~
u. ,a-t- 49,. ri Columbus Ave New-york: Court
:. ec1 F,f,-n s. B-'okyn as Broadway. Williamsburg
Tho Nev-Yafk Transfer company VII call for and chsct
,.-,,~s ,-lr~ hotels or res 'euca 70 destination.
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WEST SHORE K, Is:

l4alns l,A,o West "a st. S.~'.h. ~. y, d, st.:
and ID minutes earlier No!" - 49, "a
$50 A. VI. DAILY local 20 Albany ,s5 sundays only
~ 'naiiv Tor AOau! 'ttA. Syra,s.sS' .ni CtL
,.~ Huga'o Niagara Falls. Toledo N's's
,,asx n DAILY eAceyt sunday, tS,,S.-swaiSa AZ
ans Sew Paltz. Iakes M'.1nS arS Paror car
lany. Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake Geo.se Albany
,.,, T.. VI iAly except SUNDAY ioI 1s,ca Syracuse
,i.oO l.. W. Daily for Aoany M,,a' Toronto, De'r0''
R.chester Buffalo Niaeafa fA.'''
,e,elaud chicago and - l".-s> xewburg. AoAny'
9::.O T.. ". Daily. except sunday :" w. Ia.
I:sar,?SsM an" 6aiS. except sunday for c'''
sis r. Il. Daily fSr Albany uaSa Detroit Cleveland
t.r RuffAlo. Niagara Falls. Iof0"'' .oor,-
ror tickets time tables raror ana n1 and New ors 49,.
naoiatons app, cl;y Offices. BrooAysl hotels t% s'
az stations Time tables a. YIN" T.. LAMpE.ya,x
Information address ,,-hiit-ave., Ne"-i
Cen Passenger Agent. vana'rO''
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to seconds igse sa'e eSira Ave do
to ss 64c imitation creamery rss ge 90 Extras
lie: do drsis. lcc; do thirds to seconds s"'''' o-
I:cGs~Receipts to-day. but the de'a weak
and ,he genera S pne very finest Fancy goods
free from heat well assorted are hea WIN in them
good Western can b De haa CHECKS and cus
quote. jersey and nssSy i"TSS s,e pgr prm fancy ia
Si2,: de- fair quality lie; do. cuils' per case ''
9s SHaEErherc is good demand from ,, es
,or,ers for large full cheese. but very niue Isl
stock y is not strictly desirable. but buyers in
their anxiety 10 secure s'I and many lots went
lon price wAich a slower market w9uid M, nay ~ ~
prppmty rejected have had To- be shaded uy has
not more to attract any attention the marS' h"tb
cleaned up cose o. an bs e ,oue arm a, Gic
iois but No. higher prices than mat es'aolsnsd ''
some holders Indifferent about urging fancy AT
though s SEX SKINS continue in moderate supply bu, have
very little demand for AVERAGE graaes rnS Il here 1t
the market yes'erd1y VS arse at "@7
cheese sold at dc and l"" p.N f, ' cream large
coorcd white fancy. CSC d. choice ",Ipo ei To-
fair ssel gse do s~, FAIR an' SG l as 's sRIm
choice Be- part skins god to pI,m9 " '"''' 49,
FRtITS-FREsII-Th moderate arrivals Oh peno nv
wcns out a. about d ir'b Srng good pics
common cary sorts generally sh"wn % herres are
IN fair supy and meeting modeaie demand al s ss"
fpbl larys frni: in good condition. roueh, hrm pce;
some exceptionally fancy goods "eir 'S,'d anye ure
atyeiN low North Caicna blackburn are N noleia'e
srpIy ana aU'rs r gnoations Iiuckccrrss are pen's
moving SLOWLY a. wckrr pg's nnI,r, tut Common
move slowly. Muskmrlon- IN .ais" nisi Az nh III
to sell hp cnoi', ri wcat "" quote. cacn,s flof
Id. peT carrier. siG>i do "eo,si 'inf 81 so ' pnr
s sg IN s MD , h,r,c: f~ncs pei d.
4 n.I
3a.c. s:rHwhctles. Weston New l"h pc' ~, w.
Hilton ana Ir,npfun l"n:'c. d. Ieis', ARG. l'o
d. p'r 10 .ogG DSs'; '"' ','ie gmaa eary cqsc
eo,scucr's, pet a. 3ad' hu'".''!i'Ss ,>' ir,,e
, i, INV re. 6ashc, sim>J wnicrincos pr
'" "DIIrI Tns MARKET f,r e,aporaed apples
If substantially same ar for sr,elal day. p*"' Inc
demand is almost entirely Tor small iots IRON local ana
out-ofown jo',rrr but 'hc hodi's. h.'e sroa,y
true # thc prime 60 fancy grades. uns'ini oi car
eht!e3 h''.i"t. u nl. ts-r, =. ,,, inu.u
chopr cores and SKINS here P",h'- m yen i,ik
berries ana hu, Nc.cc- STEADY lta'p'efrrs have Nit
T ie@,9t sni ,nc |'-a AZ. o pa, w. ,a"c-
5qa.c do eomnon g. far "1t' %. SUM- ,i' 'i
So a'',' '.,-i -1' .i.Sso d. w~..,r ana sac
i S;s: . .s p,5 4a5 da aat.,e i1;
raSgi.fiief. e'ai.fnei. o.rs ca~ffi'. t'lo,. n'"
d. soaih-in 49, arric. s9i. l'isas- 'sifo,a'.
r"f,,a oqii' u, gnt~'', a '.. ni - iii
very night Hu' liuie s'''t T. COMING t".f' ir' ',"
,.ar cons, .,,k f,. .,r,.g'hen,i Do, r,s.n u'l-
English mnra~,. ere r,, Il rru. AMI ih,r~ 's '.m"
crop 90 this stat. .s growing fn'y. We cu, r'1i'
49, ca.ace 7.o> d., f." 10 yi..,,~ ,"'.
common yrne '.3g''. $50" sd r"rne Coast 1924
p6'rLTnT tiirE The make, b.. -r'r-ly a.r''r.. j.
S''' i., ~ ,l ia, 49,, =. len 20 -. i.
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sbout steady prices medium to good were sSc % we're
common grades wanted common iaInps as go ~
almost unstable even at n reduction or zoc anu
do n easier. Ten cars OF s'oe,' ~
mon TO prime sheep sou
q 90 ner 100 10. bunch OF export wethes az OH
ordinary 10 prime lambs 81 25ns8 90 cuiis a. ," ea
81 10: few yenrngs s4as4 % Dressed mu,Gn , wa" n
M 5I7 nc. dressed yearngs almost out Of tne ma on
selling at Tis size dressed lambs were weak d" "
l4c an, ,,.,,. lambs ca NJ aver
az So 40 per 100 n; co DO 80 NJ at s. s.2 3o 90
81 10 at 81 G2z 81 virginia do. 50 n at 81 ~ VIZ
"a m M So 1919; lis DO % n at s. 90 20 Wel a,-
gina do CT 10 at SO 1874; lcJ do. % No. al ~ 81
40 60 10 al IS 90: "a Kentucky yearngs 80 IT, a.
IL West virginia do ~ NJ at - % q, on \,
iC3 n AT 81 37s; Il lis 10. at 81 io' 5.z 49, ,s -,
at 81 05 DO a5 H. at 81 % West virginia 49, io 10
4" fndd A. CO.: IFS Kentucky lambs, 90 NJ az -; ~
40 ~ n, a, 81: go d. - n. AZ 81 20 w ,un7, -
A. 81 20. e3p ohio sheep 81 No. at 81 % l 49, a., n,
ga Iol. Il Kentucky do. i3s n M 81: lu o. 10 az ~
az, " do ~ ~ 81 SIz: 100 do " 10 ht y w. ~
Western do 20 10 49, ISL do ~ 10 al y 81" u, y,
II Mcpherson & Co.: 1Gi Virginia Iainuss; % e. ~
ss %. 257 Kentucky do 30 H. at 50 S''s ~, ~.
ar s. 30: 40 d. % H. at 81 80 20 do % TO- 1T - "
20 do. IS II. at 81 l2is. , c-a,, n, e. 20.
II Wilkerson: Kentucky lambs, 6'vD' "a, "a, - o.
,2G en,ckv sheep l16 No. 50 CO. 1913 d. ioi ID Ut
81 ~. ", ., q 20
: Sanders: 10 State sheep. 80 H. at ~ o"0"' i' 49,
So , ~, heod all for
saugh,ecrs with exception - - head Feelihg We
a, 81 50RSi per country dressed unchasu at %F
&c FOR medium weights and 5isnGc for llsht oo'
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BALrIM ORE e. O T..

Lelve New York. foot OF Liberty ST.
CHICAGO D. m and - 10 night % "a night.
rllrsbunG. $3.50 eN sun ~ s" m' : p NJ c.o
SINcNM4x s ntHIHT TSo II SIS Dining S
so DSns car sG sSo a} 10 n.ns car ai
a"', ipDinlng Car' DINING Car. 'p"'"'
D. IA. IL Is night
NORFOLK. ii.30 a. m. dally' p, daily
NEW ORLEANS Roanoke. p ,,fn m; GA" / ght =,
orrces is IL 26l li.o Bdway' ssrrooKyn: s,s
ic7 B)wery. y. Y; 33g. 3ii a"tRR" 81 n J. DassaS'
ton ~ Of Liberty. " C. X ~
checked from hotel or residence to de.'',~-
ADVERTISEMENTS and subseripteWn' ol3 BroadwS
"A received at the Uptown ono c,ock D. sdvy;,
lis received at the following san;s "a shave -
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OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH

East Liberty June at &. os i9 ~ Gy
siaa L. prime 8 25asi 80; toush fs Syss VS. and
sprinees sl3as4o Hogs-itece p's inera i nedimi
prime ueh, workers. and piss - 4oiS3 20 'S' Gt,,
s. 90 heavy S. ioaSt 20; roughs s2a ~ a. ood s. a
M,roe, la cIy steady; prime. s3'lpS5 ~ ko1n' s4s2'
81 "a falr $30 - % common. 81 ioH>2 ''' 's
cbo a.. Vca.linss s4NS4 -. common 10 s'"t
sSGs3 ~ srrng lambs, s3a' veal calves - ''r' -
nn socS Ynrds Chicago June CattlemRes%'ps IS,
o head. market INN; common % extra st.'i. 7r'Ii
~ 20 .forkrrq and feeders ~ ~"d$3 ~. soWs ~"
e. "iS ~ ~. Gives 81 5OG<J 30. Texans. S2tN - oss
-,rec,tt- 22oOO lead. market finn and 3Hlu' hlsi'
bc,v ro.l;nc aud shipping lots 81 WnS" -. ~, n
hcio r,xcl 81 o5n<3 -. chnic" assorted - IHf' ~
l,eh, 81 2,asa 10 pi,a s. 5'NH3 %. Shrri -i'e u
% 0 head market nrm and lee higher; Inferior 10 '
- -. amfs. s2Hs" - ,. 80 .,,,t. Re
co,fr 7uel head market steady. native steer :" .
a. native cows So 7ON>y; Texas steers >" ~ ~
g. sOaS2 % Hoes-R Receipts. tonl he9 MARK .n
AL X higher. heavy 60 goa e. -; wx'd - ""tr' -
Iirhi S34Sg - Sheep Receipts. 's'i MAJ pi'..i.
scalv. native rnxci 81 80. natives. 81 '"HS' 3d. l"'"S
- no. . IL, po.o,,q 10 700 head.
-, .,r ne light $3oJGS3 20. medium Np'@ -,
hcav s. as4s3 10 y Ks. S3lf'3 =. Cat' ."'' ', ~
head: market native stc'rs 81. - r; fai,
- r,t Il eo4s2 o.. BULLS 5. 2iD$3 To- stokes ani r.
- s-fSa 90 Texas and Western y 90" ~ w. '"'''
$3.50 sheep. Receipts go bead; market strong
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mn I,,r<AWAN\A AND WESTERN H. H.
S,n.ions in NcM-N York, foot Of Barclay anu
thristopher streets .,.c
,r.r,nI,,.n TUti.s III LIMA. BUFFET

Direct route o. NEWARK BLOpMt Ihll' MpN i.Aid.
" TIiE OfANGtS summit i"1nards, .lr Is isNihs
Rtgc Madison Morrisi .wn iss.ic f4,ri.9"' -
LAKE H0PATcONG. Harkefstaan S,.HO ,Lr( >
MOI NTNIN Warrington. rtilLLiIsBi HI, tASIoN'
WATER GAP STI,cl usBt re-. Plcln9 Noun ms
SCRANTON PiTTSToE WfLkEsltAENl. ~ III
COKE DANyIII.E NORTH MBERLAND M.nt
,o.@ BiNGHAMTON OXFORD NORWICH Water
,iI, UTICA RCnFlr.p STRINGS rrI,n p
coH%l%o BATH uANsNILLE. Hi.FrAIo 49, III
n,in,- WEST SOUTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 Nj INGHAMTON MAI. s'as- al principal
10 - a M-ocaf- CAD BrFrALo SCRANTON. BiNi-
HIMTON l-TirA m ~ lI:iD SFRiE,a - IN
a. 81. ana OSWEiO rNrH'~S Iuinsn iin"t
rafai Cl.- connect NJ Barll1 with tain for chicago
To-, p u .oaf, cao SCRANTON. VIII; EsBARRE
and fT.NIRA EXPRESS PULL 90 Blnet Faflnr a..
go f. n STANTON WiIEESnAElE anl PLlN-
9TH EXPIRES Pullman nlr'' ptr.or ,ars
aD = " Ga'i, -i.ITsin Nrs.'fi eI llr.-ei TX fc.s
Tor s,.RANTON BfE5HANToN ELMlRA Bi F
I,Afp Pullman HuG-f S.""flus car ''rn'cs ~
mr.. N.fi. 'fnIn fYr chicago ana = n's vest $500.
0 q, y " ll1rtf. rFtAfN -'HANIoN. HlNfhAM.
TDN. ITHACA RlriiiELn ~PRiN.~. SIR A. 81
ari osWf,Go rNrHr.- ln. m,1 mr., s.erlefs
ra-k P'ace ieP Broadway Tckc'. A. fer,y s,"' rs yt-
z coluniis ave- Sew York -, ari 729 Futon - srl
D., H-.Ilvav Brooklyn Twe 'hi's giving f'i 'n'
"-r-T' orr rXPRrss COMPANY VII cali = and
.t .r' irrstrN f-.r ho'sl residence - fes'na''r
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THE STATE or TRADE.

nlmor- Juar Y i'ar nSe'i.g g1 Nag, H. y .o
weA. aa aad cay. ~ 5s! p. "' es'nh,T -,
July -. D. N"t . ', - rs, si.k 1880 bnsh
,ae a', 'as , Az" r 1.l w 49, IA .i,aa'r nre
fic 2apl' . SEQ ' y.o.n '1 :s Axe, .s.'i
(. @, .. a. s,@s .' ..;a e: 600 @ iye }gi,
/ ~ nen-a, So s'o'', 2'on bush. ~ Us " n,e' =.
iic.es anrharsei
= H. sri hs ,ih,' 81, "''', r.'' @"i be-
:. '' adi d, Can ,, d o. ,', y 'sp
g. li, ~ tap :, .a2 Tx" .ai s'iss. =
m'"' SCI "eF- - e. +. 80, .o Ham. ,,rra. Lara
',cf q.c fH'r h'n1. '',,. ,s,.cr i-,,
ff-''' >,',.,'" iiai., tem r.. r .. ,.y iaris
ia Mr,i.. "a lc,-i.a ,a.r Choose ilct. Nnr D.
/ ,r. ~. WI '.ei. r. a,n '.r =, .., ",3 s
p =. i'" ,... ,,~ 80. 81. 81 To- ,~ 'ti..;,
q epsi - t,- s. "aSi a. nc a", $, - i' .,s
/ &a..,- ,,s is.it .,-.ax "H..,rs 'rd it..i1 /.
.i'e i5fis '.e i"". ,,. (. ..'rla So
$ !" ,,wi. i.l..r'. s. as l,g' .ri
! g.. ra,,. 'n,;- '..an. -, ~ s.,io.
~ s,a -. 60 - . ''S s., - a.m hen
80, au.'i r..., i-,.a-. -~-r'- i77'7'.e. '"""
r.0a.o J.., r. sp,ias nhe' .- 'a..'' s , IN
nr iennri a. a. a,.i -r .r.n noon rr'.ea 20 close.
I ~'.. .n ans d. "D,,, d.
marf. unchanged 81 - f.oi. quiet. ~. BANGED
/ ,-If..~, f.r- futures ffreei as ~
/ q,
,...
] N..t' -. Opening llg1~.' l"Nc't 'i''.-s
] f.ar ............. ;i. J., -. -.
B fl.s .......-..... -Hts. e. g.
! sept .i.r ..+.+..- "~0"'s ''- '''
..-, D.. 49,.
/ lure ....----..... s.s1-.t -. - =.
J iNt -f".H-- -. 80 -.
/ ~,i trrhfr .......- -'f -'s - ~ ''-'
=.
'if I'D 49,.
J iHf ........-..... - l..' l'.ti .'.' l.,'
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| 7'F.'i''"f
t.t t~- lon p.
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~
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/ l.4. u..fl..fs H"f" ls t...F' p N' Nt' -A.. t'
~, s.'t 81. ,t- IL. az. -. ~. . r,, a- 1... y.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &c
From Ter =. y. H.. f,1i o. Kegt3r-st
T,- Alliance Highlands. Highland Beach. NornantA
nlms1n Beach se7hrgh' Monmouth Beach an. Lag
Branch. at 30 1913 =. " q oo Saturdays oniy) ~
son r. " SUNDAYS $50 4. NJ. loo p. VI.
Tor Elt-roa Ashury Park. OCEAN Grove and pc,-n
s'-.h - Foin, Pleasant. ioi5 A Il 900 Saturdays ccn
- 500 / " sundays except Ocean Grove AID A.
burr pa.kl % A ".
FIR faf,w.et. Tons Riysr ard Barnesa' 4'So 4
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ALL RAIL ROUTE.

TOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
Tor Red Bars. Long Branch AM y nts south Pxm
pi@afanf % ~ II 80 A. ". 30 $50, 400 ~
el5 =. " sun .afs except Ocean Grove and Asogr
Park . % 4 NJ, so I. "
gar $40 20 a. 81, 100 30 p. "
~ Atlantic CITY. Yneiani and Bridgeton. 40 T.
For Monmouth Beach seatright ard Highland 4
Nares'rk. 3, 80. u 20 4 VI. 1870 -" ?. H. sss
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nailrOa6s.
AmeR,crs GREATEST RAILaoAa.'
NETWORK
CENTRAL,
~ HUDSON RIVER R. r.
~ HUDSON RIVER R. r.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION. AID STREET.
$3.50 A. M-Except Sunday, Empire state EHptee Press
Fastest in the world stops at Aioahy' m m
Niagara Falls 9:5; p. M This train Is Limited !"
o.so a. M."6ai!y Fast Mali FOR Poughkeepsie: Al,
any. Utica. Syracuse Rochester. Buffaio Niagara
1880 A. M-Escept sunday Day Express. For all i'm
100 + M~Day Southwestern Limited For Colum-
bus Cincinnati Indianapolis and 81: Lce' Roches
s ter r sTd Eaq Sis A''''' '"e4 - c,.v.
100 and Gh SsaxS Stops at Pous6keeps
Albany schenectady Utica. Syracuse Rochester
$3.50 = M.~f:xcept Sunday West Point. Poushkeepse
4.3O T. M.baiiy. North snor. Limited Due Detroit
$50 a. m Chicago 1870 p m stops al Ai'""
600 r MwDay, For Albany Troy. wtiea Adtron-
iack M2lnIains M9n,re& oea per"t Chicago
Cincinnati =. Louis ,,,..
o'2' "a ND" s b Eo5 p pTG MnsS
1880 r M.%ba,;y For Hunao. Niagara Falls cisvs,
TougskeePsc Albany and s r,lsa car c.sscnger,
only. polnc Fal. Broo, Railway. via Lyons
0nS =. MDaily FOR Syracuse oswego. Watsrow1
Osdensturg Buffalo. Niagara Fails c!e N,IenG;
Toledo chesgo eseep' Sadsy T for CGP sye Hnfe.
1910 NIGHT-1hea-e rain for chicago ana prineipa,
r9nds, ' nieS SUNDAY nights Glovcisville and
ooc chcsFo and ? , pye On g ay except Sunday
" fi.@cd iia,,:@ Tvisis i.o.a and tn. perk-
o'' . nj i Iu via n 2"S m Il Drisie ss4 a.
AL night" TRAiNs T ss,1 YoNK 5pd So,n,, on
ra 6s?" as Az a. fa se 5ay IN line a1aa "
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i3 Broadway. II raik racs 2@ t$ 'roadw"yS 81 we
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General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-13
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car . .,,., EXPRESS Dan, a,
30 r. M 7s 30 V e. 49, @sas d Ts. '''.
lions Tor Detroit. cnieas2 II" and Niasare I'M I'M
Is ~ Via c l4sn to cacaso rsp'css to DIV
faio. chicago and cincinnati III 'PuLLMAss,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-13

Ts al,Gm@saa' HSA 'h 81 ara e
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LOG BroSdwoy BROOKLYN 200 Huls2%, call. t an,
Jersey CITY station Wescott ENli,Sos 10 destins''"
,b,cls baggage from hotels and residences ="
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-21
Spartacus Presented.

A large and enthusiastic audi
ence welcomed Mr.. Louis James at
the Grand Opera house last night
and applauded all the fine points
in his careful presentation of Spar
tacus, the Gladiator. Mr.. James
has ataged the play this season in
magnificent style, with rich cos
tunes and scenery, and among the
members of his company are some
really capable actors, though each
and every one can not claim this
distinction. The star, however,
compensstes for all shortcomings
by his splendid work and the pub
lie was we'll pleased.
Tonight, new to San Antonio
will be presented, "My Lord and
Some Ladies'" q delightful comedy
from the French.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-21
REMOVED FROM OFFICE.
Chief Clerk Lippold, of the Railway Mail
Service, Ont of Job.

Ohlef Ulerk Llppold, OF the Railway Mai
Service, Out of Job.
Mr.. W. F. Llppold has received
notice from Washington of his re.
moval as chief clerk of the railway
mail service In this city, and the
office Is at present in charge of
Mail Clerk John G. Francis. Mr..
Lippold's removal was a surprise
to his many friends, and although
LIGHT reporter learned the fact
yesterday he was requested to
withhold the name for the present,
as it was believed to be mistake,
aud 1t was expected that the mat
ter would be adjusted.
Mr.. Lippold has always been
considered prompt in the discharge
Of his duti 8, ana as no reason for
the removal is assigned 1t is be.
lieved to have been the result of
politics, Mr.. Lippold being a sup.
porter Of the free silver cause in
the recent election. Mr.. Lippold
has asked for an investigation and
kilograms have been sent to Wash
ington by Congressman Noonan,
Hon. @. w. Ogden and others, de.
msnding an investigation.
Mr.. o. l.. Teachout, superinten-
dent Of the railway mail service OF
this division, arrived In the city
from Dallas this morning, but
would not give out any ilforma'
ton regarding the removal. When
a LIGHT reporter asked him II II
was unexpected he replied that /,
was a nice day, although it looked
like rain.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-21
$500 IN GOLD browns A MAN.

At the burning OF steamboat on the
Hudson river many years ago. many OF
the passengers we're drowned Among
the bodies brought up from the bottom
of the river by graphing was that of a
man known 70 have been an excellent
Swimmer. Around his waist was telt
containing nearly $500 in gold. That told
the story.
"In old and chronic cases of indigestion
(dyspepsla or gastritis-it is all the same)
the sufferer develops great variety Of
symptoms aud often dies-polsoned by
he products OF his own torpid and In :
famed stomach His food, instead OF be-
ing digested, and so furnishing strength
aid physical substance, fefments and
puGreiies within him. The chief process
of lie is arrested at a vital point. The
more he eats the worse off he is. And
vet unless he can be fed he must also
perish People do so die, daily, by thou
saudS, but we doctors seldom have the
moral courage 10 give the cause its true
nam- lest we should be laughed at for our
inability 10 cure so simple thing as in
digeS ion. Simple? Why, IL Is the cap
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-21
SAT ON oRooKBTTs KNEE.
Mr.. Helms Visits San Antonio to Find
Davy Orockett's Grave

Davy Orockett's Grave.
An historic character is visiting
San Antonio in the person of John
Hampton Helms, of Peru, Ind,
who is here, accompanied by his
wife. They are registered at the
Maverick hotel, where LIGHT re-.
porter had the pleasure of meet
ing them yesterday. Mr.. Helms
is man Of advanced age and has
fought in the Mexican War. He
halls from East Tennessee, near
Knoxville, and enjoys the distinc-
ton Of having sat on Davy Crock
ett's knee.
II have spent the last seven win
tiers in the South, mostly in Flor
ida" said Mr.. Helms. "Although
have passed through San Antonio
several times on my way TO La
redo, this is my first visit here.
1 am disappointed. l expected to
find Davy Crockett's grave here,
but / learn that his body has been
burnt up. Many q time has Davy
Crockett held me on his knee when
l was a child, about sixty-five
years ago. We were neigh bors
back in East Tennessee, and Davy
Crockett and my father were
great friends. Crockett always
had a rifle as long as a fence rail,
and also had large pack OF fine
dogs. One day, after he was de-
feated for congress, Crockett babe
his friends in Tennessee farewell
and came to Texas, where he re-
NAMED until he met his death in
the Alamo"
Mr.. Helms and wife visited
Madam CaDdelaria, whose historic
connection with the Alamo is we'll
known, yesterday at her home on
Laredo street, and had a pleasant
exchange OF "reminiscences with
her. Mr.. Helms expects to remain
here for the winter and witness
the "Storming of the Alamo" car
niyal.