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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YORK. May ~ lfSo
REEVES Receipts wer. 30 cars. Go7 hoad-3 cars
r r.. market and l % 0n. r.. Tor ca fns ' weak
civ dressed native sides we're e8Ic per 10 N
extra selling OCCASIONALLY NJ ~. L2ndn
PER n. refrigerator beet lower. az Gg6+c bat at Liver
9l ls, 81 wa. reported s 9d co At shPs Gr
son a75 head Tor schwarzschld Snlzoerger ana ana
$50 qgare- Of beef Tor MG.r' Is Mo. m9EIT . 40
man and Michigan Will De laden WIN 30 head ior
sutetset u; vii S aos e. m eor. rhasiay the
Te,onc carries $50 quarters of beef to LiySrpool ana
,S We -i5 rs s':a a" r ,f se ana Sn
the Limited Ausac;ions sass S7's per Oo 10 for
vas ,od late yesterday a, KS country dre.sed Yea
higher ~ sac per n little calves slow at Sg'c;
sse- . Dniennacs 20 veal. l.i N average at 81 37a
IL II ron, veal los n. a, 81. also late Monday:
~ nat,crmllk cslNs 100 n att255
h,all Snei direct. AMI cars FOR the markl
car, on ali. sheep dull yearlinss steady, ant
h-a Poor god hep saa a, s. e;g;1 GO per 100
rs.p I prm. d N oSiaay S to soS lamb. at Sass =
drss-i mutton l,vcr a. GII,c few "eec,ei Gsre".scs
dre.'-; spr'ng lambs sold at sGI:e ani few extra
sales iudi & CO.. rs Kentucky lamb. 80 y, aver
sss a. s. - G", 100 = s AZ 80, %s o 49, - 10 at s. ~
81 ,he~p ana ,eariins. mixed. az II a s. ~.
collins i2e Western yenTlings. u ~ At s.: 5 do
sheep y r. q, s. :. - '''''''D' ~
Q, N f.s s.p s Tsn a; i sm'' IS n s. So
- McI'her-on q GO $50 Western yeariinss ioi H. at
II II Hollis. 2ls buffalo yearns, - n, AISLE
Receipt %ere q cars Or as' hsnm o, al e. for
Ss pr oS MN o@ s fy' ses.ea EASIER at .a for
saic.-IIu",- & Mullen: State hogs. 30 n Overos'
II II Holm. date Monday: hogs. 2o2 II. a,
A ". Lamb: 40 State hogs. -. n n, 1855
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OTHER MARKrrs-nY TELEGRAPH

nuralo May ia-Ca,ie Receipts last % hours. CTS
head. total week thus far o73i for time last
iiNl sale. ~ Make; opened qule, and easy and
cscd duh few odd head u sold al 81 .5gs3 ~.
h"ccpn last - hours 1850 head: total Tor week thus
far. * 2p last week. 81 $50; consigned
s2sSh -" 10 Sr% rGH On se and % YdFS
err 81 GodS3 10. mediums 81 50d$5 65. mixed. s. 500
S2Qs2 20 sheep and nmbsRrc'ips last ~ hours 1000
head total Tor week thus FAR. 72O0 for time last
co on sale 1000. all held over M.rte, opened dull
and love-. closed dun and weak Choice sheep 81 40;
common 70 fair s. '5gsS ~ Several loads Of heavy
LOUIS. May National stock Yards-Cattie-Re
NafiSc steers. s. 25as cows s2asi ~ Tcsa. steers
s. GnS2 20 Receipts. 65i9 head: market opened
eavy ssass &c., mixed s. oS IS light s. ioSS T 81
shcep-I!ecep,s 3ais head marke; strong at yesterday
prices Lambs. sass.
ket active advance Of eQ 3c per 100 all grades.
Prime s, aoasi 10 good s. ?ogs so good butchers,
81 sjas3 90: fresh and springers. sl5as+o Veal
calves. s4at4 -: heavy and thin calves s2@s3 Hogs
81 49, best medium weights 50 i59s3 30 fair
Yo.ers 81 1908 .o heavy hogs 81 3og$3 io roughs.
ply light and steady. Prime. 81 5ogs3 90; good 81 400
81 10 fair, s3qs3 ~ common 81 c0as2 Is; cus Siqs2;
choice lambs 81 ~gt Io common to good lambs. s. SOC
Kansas city May le.Hsss. Receipts 1000 head;
heavy ssqSs TO- pigs sos Is ca,tieheceip;so 900
head market steady native steers best 81 7oyst fair
good s2as3 bulls 81 loQs2 76 stockes and feeders
gss 10 Texas AMI Western 81 a5a$3 o.: calves S5aso
Onion Stock YaS easo G May
300 head market steady SO Sod
81 5o0s3 - calves 81 sec s5; Texans 81 26gsi Hogs
Receipts 1900 head mArket nrm heavy packing and
s. S 3d. S IA s. o & 'hs sS 3
" %; pigs ~ oOrS3 90 sheep-Kecepta. 1900 head;
market strong inferior to choice 81 oods3 DO lambs 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-20
WEST SHORE r. X.

Trains leave 42d 81. StatIon, y. al t0lI0"s'
and 10 minutes earlier from foot or FRANKLIN ST.
$3.50 A. VI. Daily local to Buffalo. ~ .,.,
1:HO A local TO Albany for Catskill Mountains
and Saratoga Parlor Albany. Sundays only.
O,I5 4. VI. Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Rocnes-
Buffalo Falls Toledo Cleveland and chi
Par,or Car 20 Syracuse
4 ,;,5 A. NJ Daily except sunday. to Catskil Noun
tains New Paltz, Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska, Al
bany Saratoga, Caldwell Lake George. Parlor Car
400 r. VI. Daily except Sunday. for Albany.
GOO +. VI DAILY Tor Albany Montreal Utica. syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland Chicago and 81. Louis - 49,,
63O Il. VI. Daily. except Sunday for Newourg Albany
Saratoga and Montreal $500 ~
7sIS p. VI Daily. except Sunday. FOR Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo. nh.
S:I5 p NJ Daly Tor Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roche:-
ter buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and St Louis. - .....
For ticket. tine tables paor and sleeplngcar accom-.
nodations apply city Brooklyn and New YORK ana
stations Time tables al principal hotels r1 o'hef
Information address G: f. LAMbrHl
Gen Passenger Agent vanderbilt-ave. New-Yort
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore May l9.-Four dull Wheat steady; no :
red SPIT ana NAY 67'sgJ7s.c; July and August 15a.a
G67.c By sample. 6sQ7Oc. do on grade 0e,oc
stock 1900 bush. sales $1,000. Corn quiet and easy
mixed SPOT a3i,G3ic: May S3q3r.c; Jurs 34..g5i.c;
July 3i7.Q3ie steamer mixed. 32i7U3ZA.c; southern
white 3IaS5c: do yellow. 34isc bid stock $1,000 bush,
sales. 1900 Oats steady: No white Western. -"9.g
PIC: No mixed do 24isc bid. stock, lj2Do bush rye
quiet No nearby. 4lc Western iJc; stock, 2i"o oush
Hay easy si6 o0Qsl7 Grain feishts quiet steam to
Liverpool 2G2i4d June. orders IS 1dgs v2d.
May Cotton quiet. mlddling. she Other articles uh-
changed.
Boston. May Io-FIour duh and UNCHANGED: patents;
81 asi 10 clear and strsghts 1888 So winter clear ana
neal quiet 74a 76s bag; 81 7oasl 50 barrel. Corn
quiet yellow track 3ssc; NJ 3 and steamer doc
oats steady. so clipped nsc: No 90 &c; No sSr
lake and rail Sill 75GSi2 cottonseed meal. $2l IonSZ2
Fork quiet backs l0allc; cuts lie; lean ends lo.c
Barrel be.f 9gie Hams "salotc Lard quiet oss
steady Northern creamery lie Western l6g l6l:c;
imitation tlGi2c ladl ?q0 Vermont choice ltg &c;
other dares Haze. Lambs quiet 5ds1c spring S$g 81
Mutons AMI yeanss quiet 6eIc Cheese dull: NortheEh
Eastern lie. Western and Michigan o,;qloc Beans:
yellow eyes 81 2o$l 80 red kidneys. siusl 10 pea 81 10
si 90 mediums 81 Ioqsl Poultry quiet; iced turkeys.
ICED 3OQ3ic Pota quiet Iiebrons 25a26c Rose 25c:
Green Mountains ga &c wste s,SSs zSgc sHnss
orances 81 5oaSG 30 Messina s3a$3 80 Lemons 81 go
81 - Pineappl"s each SglGc Stra~berres. igloc
fancy lots iiN!, Catbages. new. $2Gs2 . Spinach.
native per- bush G5c Hay quiet, fancy. sieas2o l,wer
grads duh sl3a<l, Rye straw. s22gs23 Leather hrn-
er hemlock SOLE non-acid hrss lNc seconds losgl'e
Union sole hrsts. - . seconds &c
Buffalo May l9.-sprinS wheat closed &c higher Tor
spot. G. / T dull unchanged Winter wheat closed NC
higher store track unclaimed Corn closed hrin ul-
,.l'strI, shrrsr,s- Cnnal--Whea, 2ST 900 hush:
corn. 1921 900; oats 5000.
ChcaEo May l0.-The leading futures ranged fol-
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RAILROADS.
-AmxRIcA's oREArEsT RAILROAD
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ Hu0SON RIVER r.
T. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION. 42D . EInres,:
$3.50 ME,G9p 0s su wSrS s sop. a, Albany
ss Ssisst rs ann Rocseser sualo "a no
$3.50 A. n |i,sy Fas, Mail for P9ushksepsNs SIC, ,s Al
bany Utica, Syracuse. Rochester Du""'' ''N'
1880 EssP, sunday DAY Express For all In"
100 p. M.Daily. Southwestern Limited For co!um.
bus Snny uc sha Syracuse
Xbanv sch Schenectady. Gtica Syracuse. Rochester
$3.50 ?. M~Except Sunday: West Point. POushkeepSs'
$3.50 Mpay North Shore Limited Due DstrUi'
$40 M; Chicago 43o p m Stops - "'"''
GOO MIDI Albany Troy Sl,, Tea' b SaIGS.
Niagara Falls. Cleveland Toledo. Detroit Chicago
psi,:sas Os 81 As S%5 a and r,u,
1880 p M-Daiy For Buralo, Niagara Fans soos a.:
1S 1ae%a' %s.ns s. and o1s
on dr ppns on cfTrs' poos 'RswaS
O"'F sFsfS;s rs
Toledo. Chicago. ana. except Saturday LOT 'Ap'
1910 AMT and Dri ssess,
1nday On neh sunday Nights Albany and Chicago
o'r Il 'S VIA 1is & na tn. p.r..
'' sL HIN SrG IL H' TRRRs nIoNKEEs
Putnam DIVISION as f f4 as Yentes connection w
n he r%n. Bead aS o. T Ts + h' only line O
Tn. raaGs eS With GR f a%19u
~ Broadway i Park 2c 4s Broadway =; 81 w va.
ssht 9 ana station NeWYok 700
Fplton-s ana 100 Broaaway F. d. Ro0 b1 tn. West.
JOHN y Tor'c 'S"' GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Manage General Passenger Agent
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COTroN-There lack Of interesting features TO-
local influences matchmaking news was not in evil
dence and the local bulls and bears inclined 70
stand OFF. This made comparatively II significant saIes
for the day. the totals amounting only 10 oV'
bales The closing tone quiet and steady. with a
advance Of to points. Commission houses were
doing little business and there were very few for-
orders The opening sales at Improvement or
or points Live:poo was at first rather Disappointing
traders. but futures closed there with net al
vance Of about TO Ia points Business in ManchcsteI
however dull. and trading In cotton at Liverpool
quiet. but the market ruled firm at unchanged
Very little rain reported in the cotton belt
by today's Weather bulletin. Henrietta, Tex, reporting
IL inch and San Antonio Anita. Id, reported
only Crop reports are in the main. Of fair tenor
Some said that accounts quoted good ana they
figured a large acreage Rain Is said to be needed
in Alabama. NewOreans spot market was llGc lower
other spot markets unchanged There Will De a
holiday in Liverpool May g. ~. % and 30 The re-
cepts New Orleans Wednesday estimated at 400
600 bales. compared w!th l.ll4 the same day last
week 1913 year, and $50 two years To-day =
receipts New-Oreans were $40 bales. against 2577
same day week and 4.5is last year; Galveston
32 bales 40 last week and 21 last Mo-
bile 10 bales 81 last week and 10 last Sa
vannah 3l5 bales l.l4l last week and 700 last
year, Charleston 15 bales. against $50 last week and
year. Norfolk. SO7 bales 2,447 last week
and last 137
and Is last year. Houston, 3l3 bales against 137
last week and 2.348 last year. Receipts at Houston
Wednesday estimated at 100 500 bales. against 229
lasty
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DEL. LACkAWANNA AND ~ BarclH
Stations IN New-NOrk, 100. vrE,
VESTIBULED TRANS. rttIHT -c, Al

Direct route to NEWARK. BLooMt arS9.yiie Btsas a.
ridge Madison. Morrisiown,, Passae BtpDs IL-STs
IKE UoPATCONG. HackstsS9ywIna EAsIv.S
MOUNTAIN. washington, PHI III iPocono Aoan.HxTf
scRANTON' PrrrSToN. WiLLIk,EsppPPRihNp. rn ,srr
COZ coKE h,IRGAMHN XMl446dEN 6XFoRp
vile uTicA RIcHFIIEEHhPpc A. owEooi Et nj
coiNING BATH DA siNSEsr AID soiTf!w ns5ses
TO A. M-BINGHAMroN MALL xroS.
600 s'a a. nsMBuFFALo. sCRANNreN sesRScTss -
osWEGo EMPRESS. Pullman b na, and point,
100 P MsscRANToN will wr.KPp srior cars. PIP
400 T. M ryppIss Pullman Buffet Pa 9r,'mi,ed ETF
7so p ~ Gsiy, Bunalo, V .MroN EIMIRh. IS
FALo Pullman Buffet sisspn ard points Mrssss;H
$50 r I2si,y'sCyRnuIFrTTAslEo and oswEGo Err
ESS sS ss:fSTAs ,:s2y
Park place. 40 broadway ric 1sssus 81 west -
Rr9sdWays ~, NewYork: sss ,rd q. s,vus full
il: s:s:s;y 5 s;sss,. COMPANY !.
.Asct besrags from hotel or res'os'e' u
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Railroads
PENNSYLVAIIi
Railroads
RAILROAD
Stations foot Of Desbrosses ssd cor,,.
In Effacf Aau M 80 oAnQt n

600 A. mNr.i$ f%;;: Ny y ss''a'' '
1000 4 $500 sLyilS. II Z ySs.,s,
tom Carr. Arrives ,eD cSca HnlSs s9OEns
81 lilo 4. M St: LOUIS stSS SO e. xss
200 r. M:-cHIcAao AND ST. LOUIS - '''S
: snd scss ans Rs1st c s:S: .s s
600 Gu1 =. m-M Nj Gh!fsS' tx Rxp r;
e :vs s. n ii.;!.st
Arryes CINCINNATI '' No. 10 f E,aS,nao ~
500 z M-PAc n s'f E%PR TFSssns
{: except ri'' ssaisa Connects for Chicago daily
s. .! SS9 ESQ lSi9 9n Dining as Can II
s $assS ss ss$ %.s2s fs
scH%HTsES kAI!wAsyI,;El4:sss pFisAi Il. DAN, :"
SPRING. :i5 night daily. sieepers to N.~.o:a
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-e.so A. NJ .,u,
Port Pss,1 Tampa p, , Macon and Jacksonville
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY E.D..
o daily 8 Ph PoNr s eoMok s9a . DnSs
FOR CAPE MAY. 100 p N. weekday.
G Peasant sic p e's 80 S': go crT,
weekdays: SUNDAYS stop at Interaken 20
Park. 845 4. NJ, 5:2o P, N '@ Ass1
FOR PHILADELPHIA
go. 100 g. $50. o. $50 30 Penna LimIt.S NM
ing Carr. II A. M: ~. l, 2iO. g. az ~" gt
ing Carr. 500 Dining Carr. Dining caI ~ ~ u.-
p. NJ. IL Is night. Sundays els $50 o snuS1Sat
ted 10. II A. NJ. Dining Carr T. 40 sn,,,n.o IN
$40 Dining Carp. Dining Carr, 745 s p Wy un
night. a., ~
Ticket Offices: Nos. 433. 9i. I,les 1872. II,
Broadway / Astor House, and foot on nsssssI snd
Cor,iandt Streets Court Street SEQ Fulton s,.s y
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station toos ~ s9st
Street, Brooklyn Station Jersey CITY tn " ~ rtr
Transfer Company will call for and check n,ss,v i
hotels and residences through TO destination Ne
3. NJ PROVOST. j woon
General Manager General pa.,, ovD
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool May 10. 3:45 m.-Ieef-Extra India mess
duIi AZ b5s prlme mess Gull a AIS Pork-Prime mess
Western duh AIS Cd do medium dull at 4os Hams
short cut about IA to 10 10 steady at 4Os Cd Bacon
Cumberland cut about % 10 30 H. steady al RS s'It
rib about 25 n steady al 21s Cd long clear mdde"
light about ~ H. steady at 2js long clear mddes
heavy about 20 10 IS ~ stock; short clear mides
heavy 80 % N. steady at 49, clear bellies,
about u TO IS ~ easy DIS Shoulders about II % "a
10 dull al 24s Iard-Prme Western spot dull at 24s 81
Cheese-Amercan white easy AT AS Cd, DO coied
dull at Ais Tallow-Prime city AT 11s 60 Cotton
pentne firm AZ 22s Rosin-Conmon firm A. %. Wheat
No red winter firm rs 6i2d: No Northern spring
dull at bs Sd. Corn-Mxed Western spot. steady at s
May dull IS ll&d; June duh at 3 July dun a b I'D
Fiour-St Louis fancy winter dull at rs 81. Hops at
London-Pacinc Coast dull at 2Csg 40s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. May 10.-Cotton dull: middling 71l-i8c:
low mdding. I-l6c: good ordinary. ll0c; net and
gross receipts. 232 bales stock. 20. 1871 bales.
Norfolk. May l9-CottOn nominal; middllnE. l3-1Gc.
low middng Tide good ordinary. CSC; gross
receipts S7 bales. exports coastwise 3SS bales stock
Is. 2h bales.
New-Orlcans. May I9.--Cotton steady; good middllng
17tc mlddlng l118c; low middling TIC: good ordl-
nary s6c net receipts 40 bales: gross. 1850 bales:
sales i.5O0 bales stock 1870. i0i bales.
Savannah. May i0-Coton dull: middling INC low
middng 0-iGc good ordinary. 5l6c; net and gross
receipts 3l5 bales sales 1855 bales: stock H. III bales
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILkVAU'
FAST EXPRESS TRAINS VCincinnal
baltimore. Washington Chi:sn,.s West:

baltimore, Washington, Chicago west.
ST. Louis aud all Potnn TRAINS :.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON inL n Tor CHICAGO
NewYerk FOO, o. Lbe51ysB $50 en s'i
200 Sur. i2:l5 night. C'NclNNAIla i.TiMoRE y.
a m. 800 m wAsHIM'GToSS.r Ear, 5O m "a ~
Ing Carr. 200 p. m % 80 p m: ek Is:l3 night
Is 90 D. M Dining Carr. 900 p. NJ i-'" ,-s
NORFOLK II 80 a. IN. daily. rp,,,,nooga PUN
NEw-oRLEANs. Roanoke and ChA'''"'N
Sleeper p. IN daily. IA. r,ntsch Light =, -
ofnces: ll3 IT, 2ei, as ,la ~. "a, Fulton St. H~
yn: station foot OF Liberty ST. c. X; ~ sn for and e'
New-York Transfer Company wnn.,naton.
baggage from hotel or residence 10 cesuN----
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LEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Stations foot Of COrtlandt and ID -. v,rT
6,5O 4. VI. daily Sundays 40 ~ NJ w ~
CHUNK and intermediate stations -r>.r-,-. pnrgEs-
S,t5 4. VI. daily for ITHACA, GF-.,E ,Snnicprys'0y
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLs, sLSs H Ss,f
BRIDGE and the West and prlnclpal ioSdt 800,
car to Suspension Bridge Pullman |es'0u's '''~
HOO A. n. daily. except sunday, No, 10. sar SsS
CHUNK and intermediate points. Conhec"0n' W. W.
i.,OO noon daily except sunday ,,s.
"RLACK DIAMOND EAPkESS
arrives Buffalo 10 r. NJ. Through car 70 ps,c
man Vestibuled. Day Coaches and fat'o'-N~-
Car Service. Meals IA carte: Tor rsson an .
100 T.. VI. daily except sunday tor H@S'''
$50 D. VI daily except Sunday. for l, %,IS..sr.
3;3O Il VI. tSundays only for WllKes0~'S
Junction and all intermediate stations, 4 V-yc
t:IO T. VI. daily. except sunday tor Il n,rnsa 5lfS
TON and principal ntermediae star ,ns PnttsyIls
5,I5 T.. NJ. daily. for Easton ana ih'e'~
G,iO T. W. daily. for BUFFALO. NIHA.G5,A'Saa Traa
and ali points West Pullman sleeper -srssa c,r
n. Y. to Chicago Sleeper 70 Buita.o anu '"''
nections for Reading and Harrisburg. ROCHES
$500 T. VI daily, for ITHACA GeNE,SH' All pcs1
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS; nnaralo cailr
West. Pullman Sleeper 10 Chicago anu 0'' y.
IL 100 r VI. daily ezcep, Sunday. for EA'''''
intermediate points. . s,,,sav fer B0rNyp
Additional local trains daily. except suhua' follows: SO
RROOK and Intermediate points. leave as "a 40
A. NJ o 90 A. NJ. 1910 =. NJ. 40 p VI. AZ. Sss ?1a ~
Tickets and Pullman accomm9da,oh ia East t25,h s.
I27 Rowery ~ Y $50 Fulton ST. Court d.
way and Brooklyn Annex. BROOKLYN =, ,,r and checs
New-York Transfer Company VIII cs' .. 5xtInation
baggage from hotel residence through
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia, week days. 4:3o. 500 SIS sM
1000. 1880 Dining Carr A. NJ. i3o. 200 $50 -
1Buret Parlor Carr, 4:3O. 500 Dining Carr 500 7A
900. 1000 T. NJ. 1915 night sundays 40 900 1904
IL 80 Dining Carr A. NJ. 2Oo, AGO. 500 Dining Can
900 p. NJ. i2:i5 night.
For Baltimore and Washington week days $50 SIS
1000 II 80 Dining Carr A. NJ. 200 $3.50 500 Dining
Carl 900 p NJ i2:l5 night. Sundays. 4:3. 1000 II 30
Dining Carr A. NJ. ZOO 500 Dining Car. 900 p ~,
1915 night. !.
Tickets and parorcar seats can be procured al ioot Of
Lberty-st li3 172 28l 4l5 pa. Lito l3z5 BroadTay
1877 9Th Ave. RI East ST. 1874 Ess l2oth-st .Is
West l25th St. 25i Columbus Ave. Nev-York; Court
ST. $50 Fulton St. Brooklyn: as Broadway WiamsourS
The New-York Transfer Company VIII call for ard eneck
baggage from hotels residence 70 DESTINATION
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ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave New-York. foot Of Chamossst'
follows and five minutes earlier from West ISeSl;
IN A. N.-Vestlbuled Express Daily ior "ne!M
'OU Binghamton. Elmira. Buffalo Bradford. !an~
town. Meadville and the West Panof ~
Buffalo. n, ,.
IN T. M.-vestibuled Limited fast mall Daily EIa
'UU train for Chicago. via Chauiauqua LAKE s 100
Cleveland 1880 A. NJ. Chicago =, ~. s n.,.s
to Chicago. Cleveland and Cinclnnah Uhs
Car. -. nm, Al,
SO y. M.-Bunalo Vestihuled Express Dan "
.OU rlves Buffalo 1870 A. NJ. making dlreet c0n'"
lions for Detroit. Chicago and me was v.u.
~ Il. M.-Vls Chautauqua Lake and Nlassn =.
I'D Daily Solid train 70 Chicago. seepe's % o''
80 chicar 70 and CincnnatL DINING "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-20

TTlCKETS. LOCAL TIME CARpS M 7. a,
accommodations at III. 26i. 4ol and 90 b'0 s-s
1856 East l25th-st Chambers and West 81, y,.s.s
Nev-York: 233 Fulton-st., Brooklyn; NV hu.s ~
Hoboken and Jersey City station Wes,co,t Esp
fo- and checks baggage from hotels ana resaea'"
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

From Pier s. y. r.. foot Of Rector-e
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach. Norranns
Rumson Beach. Seabrtght. Monmouth Beach. and Lon
Branch al 1918 4. NJ, 3:i5 p. NJ
~. pt,.ar OK "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-20
ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, EM
For Red Bank, Long Branch and points south % PHI
Pleasant, 4:3O. S:l5. ii 80 a. NJ, 30 l:45 AIS "a
Di5 y. VI. Sundays. except Ocean Grove and laur
Park 600 A NJ 90 p N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-20
FOR LAKEWOOD

4:3o s:i5 A. NJ. i:4j 40 p. NJ
For Farmingdale, Toms River. Barnegas Put ri
Barnegat 4;3O Sis A. NJ. las. $40 p. NJ
For Atlantic City. Vineland and Bridgeton, 40 Lx
AS p. NJ. *
For Monmouth Beach. Seabrlght and Hlghan1s 4
Navesnk 4.20 Sis. IL 80 \. NJ. 100. las. 4A ~
2 NJ SUNDAYS. goo A. NJ. 400 =. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-20
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEVJERSPI
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signal.

Four Tracks. Automatic Block signal.
on and after March - ls9S
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty q,
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch cSv,, .
4:3O T:i5, $40 AS to EastOn) A. NJ Ito IN -
a 80 10 Easton). 5:45. 7:30 to Allentown p NJ sI
4:30 C7:l5 10 Easton) A. NJ 100 $50 500 p ysasn
For Wilkesbarre. Pttston and Scranton 9iO A "
$40 1:30, 4:l5 p. NJ. Sundays, 4:3O A. NJ
For Reading at 80. 500. 1910. 1000 1880 N =.
1870 200. 400 500 5:45. 900 p NJ 1918 night ~
days. 430 A. NJ. 100. 200. $50. 600 p NJ l2is 80
For Harrisburg at 4:30. 500 9:lO ll:3O A. N -
1880 400. 900: 5:43 p NJ. 1913 night. Sunday Z,
A. NJ. 100. $50 800 p. NJ. 1915 night.
For Sunbury LewIsburg and Wllllamsport at an 4,
o:lo 4. NJ. i:io. 1870. 900 p ". Sundays 40 III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-20

The demand for Rio and Santos coffee Is very light
and price, or less nominal on the basis OF l4S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-10-08
Chlckasaw Legislature.

Denison, Tex. Oct. Gov. II.
NJ. Harris Of the Chiekasaw nation
came down from Tishomingo last
night to enter his daughter in
school here.
THE legislature is still at
work. +" said Mr.. Harris, but little
has been done yet. The commits
sion appointed to make mp the
citizenship roll of the nation aud
prepare evidence to present to the
Dawes commission has been nc
work for some time, and will COM
plete its work in time to make a
report to the legislature on the
18th instant.
/ have not yet appointed a
national auditor, but all the other
offices are filed. After some ue-
lay III. III. Burris was confirmed ms
national treasurer aud entered mp.
on the duties of the Office last
week ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-10-08
Wreck on the Katy.

Denison, Tex, Oct. THE
Katy had a serious wreck on the
Trinity river bridge last night.
A freight train going south pulled
apart aud came together on the
bridge, tearing down about sixty
feet of it. BY a miracle no one
was seriously hurt. No 3 south
bound, went to Dallas over the
Dallas and Denton branch and to
Fort Worth over the Texas and
Pacific. No. 10 came via Dallas
and the Denton branch this morn
ing. arriving an hour and a half
tate
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-10-08
MARIETTA ITEMS.


MonANors 6cA D.
Geo. Daugherty and Miss Lucy
Brown were united i'm marriage
last Tuesday by Rev. Joe Argo.
Quite a number from this vicin-
ity have made the trip to Oakland
this week where Cliff ID. Love, cen
sus enumerator, had his head
quarters.
On the sidings here at one Sat
urday there were four trains laden
with wheat and corn for export
from Galveston, a total Of over
20 carloads.
Rev. A. &. Pickens, presiding
elder of this district held quarterly
meeting services at Burneyville
last Saturday and Sunday, aud
Sunday evening preached his fare
well sermon here. He also aided
his parishioners in transacting
much of the necessary business in
closing up one years work and
the elections for the coming year.