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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-13
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave West 42d So statSh y; r. as tO'O"' ~
IL minutes earlier from foot OF Franklin ST.:
3:3O 4. VI. Daily local to Buffalo. -, ,,.,.,.
7tIO 4. VI. Dali, local TO Albany for Catski Moun'As
and saratoga Paror cars Albany. sundays only
Oils 4. VI. Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse ESeheses'
i;Yaio NIAGARA Falls, Toledo Cleveland ana Cnissso.
II as L. VI. Daily, except sunday TO catssi MoI ~
tains New Patz, Lakes Mohonk and Mnne~ ss, ~
iany Saratoga Caldwell, Lake George. Paror Car
A:OO i. VI. Daily except Sunday. for Albany. s.,..
UtW p NJ DAILY Albany. Montreal. Utica, s!raeusc
Rocheste, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. pe''os
Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis ,. ,,.,v
O:3O p NJ. Daily except Sunday. for Newours. Ao~"''
Saratoga and Montreal. ,.., c.-..,s.
7,4S =. VI. Daily. except Sunday. Tor Iuea' s'aSN'"
Rochester and Buffalo 49, - p..h..,.,
sn5 =. VI. Daily for Albany Cuea syracuse; ind mi:
cago and 81. Louis. $1,000, - ...o,.
Er tickets time paror and sleeping-car accom-
modatons apply city offices. Brooklyn and New YORK 49,
n, stations Time tables principal hotels 10. o'n''
a.. ,orn,atinn address c. f. LAMBERT,
Cen Passenger Agent. 5 Yanderbilt-sve.. New-fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-13

Galveston March l2.-Coton firm; mddng a-l6c:
low mlddllng 3lGc: good ordinary IL ltc: net and
gross ll29 bales exports coastwse 3l6 bales
sales 223 bales. stock. 1894 bales.
Norfolk March l2-Cotton firm middlins. 'isc. low
good ordinary. q Z lie, net and gross
ceips bales exports coaswisc, lib bales sales 93
bales; stock. 90 IG3 bales
New orleans March I..-Cotton opened higher: closed
steady. good midiling. i3iGc: mddng is.c: low mid
ding l6c: good ordinary. use. receipts. 2SIt
bales gross 22s bales sales 5000 bales stock 2 7d7
bales
low middling. nc good ordinary quoted; net and
gross receipts $50 bales. exports to the Continent 800
hi, 5; conswise. 2IO bales sales. 1901 bales: stock
~ $50 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-13
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Fast Express Trains 70 -
RItimOre. WnnhingtOn chicago

FAST
Baltimore, Washington. Chicago: Cincihnap'
st. Louis and all Points Wcst
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
Leave NewYork foot Of berty-st daily doa cHICa a
2:3O sun 1915 night. CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. 10
a m. 500 p. m WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE 5 a m. :.
ex sun A. NJ, Dining Car. IL 30 A. m. Dining Car.
2:3O p m. g. 30 p. sun. Dining Car oVo p. H.
600 D. m. Dining Carr. 1915 night
NORFOLK. ii 80 a. daily.
NEW-ORIEANS. Roanoke and Chattanooga. Pullman
Sleeping Car. $50. Sun. 2:30 p. IN. sun
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light. ..
Tickle, offices: 49, 172 28l. i5. LAO Broadway. 81
East l4h ST. 1871 Bowery Y: 344 Fulton ST.. Brook
Ign. stations foot Of Liberty St. c. r. r. Of n J:
New York Transfer Company will call for ana cnccK
baggage from hotel residence 10 destination
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cash quotations & oSTs w E9%r Ga s.G'
30 spring wheat sSasa.c So rsa sG'.1S5s.c' No 2
s sGP aa5 20 70 on a1 1sS9 &c. 70
&c psmss M;s pork Dsr 5 81 Ses oS 'r s. rc
s. ~ sailed shouaer. Ssse 8 Ssag S ~ Isq
finished goods per gal 81 % s9ssIsp =, Loaf - -,
EaM ssc bold 90 on the Produce Exchange day
The butter market was gay; extra cTeamsy sc' mrs.
cincinnati March l2-Faqr ACTIVE: winter patents,
" Ses qs 81 sPa's4 q Wheat Msrei steady
ir rsck &c. ego So 2n sSe %t gaSsi 90 mixed
oats steady; No white ?3lsc PORK quiet easy mess
r. si o. and S' ke S'' a apa so prime SHE'S
sides 5.c loose short clear sides ,c Dry sailed
@ s s eT e9f .noq sSs me ans w sa2 re
IN hanged Ss', sales 527 bis at 81 %
Milwaukee, March I2.-whcat opened s,eadier and
prices tended upward: declining lsc May opened
northern sc. 80 spring $50: 30 spring ,;ie,
dull: 40 g siisa32i.c 10 3. 25'sc Rye quiet, IN
the basis d 81 oas5 80 Tor hard spr1r wood
MN s.uns hrneF. though not quotab!y higher sacked
@ - Mres = xso Gs f sS, was s "ds to
S.S at aio se Ss5s% July cpenS@ a.gaS.
M' o R u IL IA p Tee a up Ge pay
being 6oac. No Northern was in god demand at from
t ! N
No Northern 59i.c NJ Northern 5sisc. Flour,
50 ioaS ~ patents S2Hs2 - fr bakers production
bbis shipments. 3G6l6 bbls. Mil s,uns-Iran IN
quoted 81 1897 shorts scarce and firm AT 81 10
Gsi
Philadelphia March i2.-Four-Mar<et dull without
important offerings of winter light prices well
maintained springs weak. under general to
soil Wheat Contract market weak prices declining ~
~ per bush. Spot continued scarce. nrm. Con
March and April. i2 BE; May and June.
1isa12c. Corn Little speculative interest bat with mod
offerings. prices ~ options show no important
change. Local CARROTS quiet steady under small SUP
plies. No mixed. March and April, SU35isc. May and
June. 3i. u2jc Oats Marlet Tor carlois quiet with
offerings former rates Futures wholly nominal
the absence OF speculative trading No while March,
?6'. p25..c: April and May 2di.n2dcs June 2d'sa:7c
Iuiier nn. quiet creamery extra. 30 prints. eNtrn.
wholesale .3c do jot1lng. 2in.7c. Eggs hrm fair de-
Refined quiet. unchanged Other articles unchanged.
st Louis March i2-Fiour quiet unchanged. Bran
steady. sacked east side iuijc. sacked country points
43nftc Wheat lower. March coz nominal. May. 6li.c
july else bid. co.n lower. March Pc bll May. ~ q
asked. July 2su2sisc asked oats lower. March.
is'c nominal May. 10 bid July. aisc bid Eggs hrmer;
fresh. sac Butter steady; Elgn creamery. c creamery.
extra nrsts d. dairy i7alsc. seconds. loIllc.
Iork-Standard mess. new 50 sia. old. 81 3D. Lard
Prime steam S. o. choice. 81 10 Bacon-Shoulders.
bic longs 5sc clear ribs 5i.c clear sides. b.c Dry
salt Shoulders. ~. longs Be; clear ribs. BIC:
clear sides. size High wines steady at 81 -. Wool
unchanged. Tagging. orders. l--r &c; IN. 47c;
A.. Iron re Irvine. &c Lead quiet. Missouri,
desvcrzed and chemical 81 ~ bid; spelter. 81 So.
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DEL LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN r. n,
Stnficnn in New-YOrk foot of barclay an1
ChristOpher streets.
NEsIineHC cans PIVTS Cyy uICrsr,'

Direct route NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MONTCLAIA
pidse Madison Morristown Passaic. Paterson. Boon.
ton. Dover stanhope: NEWTON. BUDDs LAKE
lake HOPATCONG. Hacketstown. SCHOOLEYS
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PHII.IIPsBURG EAsToN,
WATER GAP. sTROuDsBl RG Pocono Mountains.
SCRANTON. PITTSTON wII.KESBARRE. NANTt-
COKE. DANvILLE. NORTHUMBERLAND Mont
rose. BINGHAMTON OXFORD. NORWICH. Water
Vile. UTICA RICHF!EI.D SPRINGS; Cortis na
SYRACUSE oSWEGO. ITHACA OwEGO. EI.MIRAi
CORNING: BATH DANsvILf.E. BUFFALO and ~
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
7:2o A. AUTHORIZATION NAIL Stops at principal
600 A. M.-BuFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAMrONi
UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE snd
oswEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars con-
meet at Buffalo with train Chicago and points west
100 M.-sCRANTON wII.KEsBARRE and ELMIRA
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet parlor ears
400 = M:-sCRANrON. wILkEsBARRE and PLYA'
OUTH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
';aV s M H4sTy-Buralo vessibuled Limited ETRTSrs
Ior SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA. By.
F pxrU pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connects -
a. ,o nqnaio WIN tran for Chicago and points west
s'so q NJ nsiy)mnuFEAIO. SCRANTON. BINGMxAsMsI
ntON UTICA SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPREsSs
Pullman Buffet Sleepers .
p 'H DEIs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS Al -
Broadw@w - broadway Tickets at ferry s.aSSsnSS
OK coa.y ~ Ah-ave. cor 12h-st: % West lzon-el
ioS JPumousave NewYork: 33s and 72e Fultcn,st sna
nation at all stations
Nv, wEEsrcoTr EXPRESS COMPANY will cali for ~
neek oaGRage from hctel residence 70 destination
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Railroads.
Railroads.
AsSxRtc 40 cRgATEoT RAILROAD.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ HIInS0N RIVER r. r.
T. HUDSON RIVER r. R.

From Grand Central station. 42d Street
$3.50 s .ss @oy E sGD.
Syracuse 'a ana Rochester. Due Buffalo 44' p. m''
oso Nias Mb rnls pa Fast Nail for roughkeD's Al
bany Utica syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo, niagara
1890 A. MNExcspt Sunday. Day Express For all I'M
Portant New-YOTk State point limited For Column
bus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and 81. LOUIS poches
at Pougnkespsie. Albany. Utica Syracuse ''0c"''
loo P Mbaiy Chicago Special for Detroit Gsee
land. Toledo and Chicago. stops at ou Ssochss
sic. Albany schenectady. Utica. Syracuse hoc"e'-
$3.50 Rs MxE 4SsS ssTsexa West f0''
$3.50 MDa Worth Shore Limited d,. Due ss a psslH,.
Utica and syracuse. ,,.,., Aaron-
600 5ss In.ni r. TTsy Sss' @
Niagara Falls Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit chi
6.c5 =. MDaily. For Troy, Saratoga Burlington
w. PIiatisburs st. Adams and Montreal v,,,. ceve-
land Indianapolis. ST. i,o1is. Chicago. Stops at
As Gs,s and s HSa Car
only. for points Fall Brook Railway Via A'o"''
osasnsDars. Buffalo Niagara FALL c iey caS:
yG nsa, e and he h snS sAisR
1910 NGHTrheatre train for chicago aha except
Sunday night sunday nights Albany and Chicago
soe ies' shs e g' n iTs's except Sunday
az, t'ttseld via Harlem Divs ,,,nasa and tho Berk-
xLt SIaIiT. TEAMS r. ssS ToSx sEd Son,, on
Putnam Division M Y9nkeTs in line son TDn,ns a
Night rIs Trans trains dS a'o Of SS me ''
Wagner TnSSs cS Fl az ec9uf1 sn Ta"'
keS nna WAGNER VIZ oces at Grand Station
m BoadTay i P9rk Place 2s ais Broadway 81 81 w Ess'
l25th-s. and l3sth station, New-York 1888 ard 'zc
c f"S ,S hSss Of D BY the
S Je' EHRres To ISmPYny GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of COrtIandt and De.br0sses YES :S,2
400 A. VI. daily. except sunday. Tor MACNh SHS'S
S.tS A. Vi daly Tor GENEVA. ROCHESIER. BuF::
FAiO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRlDHS ane
~ U.s., and principal local points dining 10 sus-
pension Bridge Pullman Nestibule sleeper 70
lilo 4. VI daily deaves IT 10 80 A. M Su.ss M -.
N.i'cH cHl'NK and intermediate points. Connections
100 r. VI. daily. except sunday for ELMIkA ana p Az
stations connections for Pottsvie ana Heao
ing chair-car 10 Wikesbarre ,,.,,-. %
80. no u, VI, SUNDAYS only for Wikesparre L. q n
Junction ard all intermediate stations: = ,,.xc
A.IO r. VI. daily except Sunday. for !. Is. ~.
rroN and principal intermediate stations Puman ou'e'
naror car 10 Wiike connecting FOR fot,sNle,
40 p VI daily. except sunday for Bound BrooH ans
nnS p VI. daily for EAsToN and intermediate Sta
G:oo p W. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FAL LIZ:
10 all rolnts West Pullman Sleeper vestinuIe tra..
M, Chicago Sleeper to Buffalo ana lo'ou'os
cc"-ncc,ions for Reading and HARRISBURG $500.
G,3O r. VI daily except Sunday. for Easton ana 'ne-
0,Oo p. ". d.lv for ITHACA GENEVA. RocHEs-
TER Rt'FFAIO NIAGARA FALLS: and all points Mess
pullman sleepers Chicago and Buffalo. ChaiT-ea'
Wilkesbarre. ,..,.., =, %, osi GA
.ra 3o3 broadway 81 East lAthst. 1855 East .o,h st
~, WI, SEQ Fulton St. Court St.. 9S Broad"ay ans
ISrookiyn Annex Brooklyn. y. Y.
1ha Vow York Transfer Co VIII call FOR ana check pas
gage from hotel residence through to destination.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

walt ban g No red spot 7sasisc March a3c asked
May 7Giasc July &c asked s%u ai 600 bush: sales
900 bush firm; mixed spot MafSn ,aamer m,xed
G3.e May 3a,sao4e Jay Sc So 900 bush sales.
"a 90 bush Oats steady No white Western ;v
So mixed do 25c asked stock 5000 bush s os coo
30 2 43G44c. nearby; 46a4.c Wes s,, hede armer
Fgrs arm i2c Coffee quiet, 1Sa4c. other articles III"
changed. - 20 TN
Boston March l2-Flour quiet spring patents e. 10
81 10: patents. s4aS4 20 winter ce saoss N aorn
49,, Steady 76c a bag 81 s0dsi 81 a Dbl Corn
steady; yellow track 3sc; No ana td osli
sss Oats stsday no NC S'iPp Whit $27c ed
ouIet spring ship si3 49, winter bran "a 90
ddngs sa 5asl5 50 Co.tonseed meal s io sI lean ends
sla 20 Barrel beef s9a$il hams Dsalofc: iara, va
bacon od9a.c Lambs. 7dsc Mutton and yearinss:. 90
6llc veal s@iOc fancy llc Fresh beef aue Toher,
creamery steady &c: Western. 22d.4c; Imitation loN
isc ladies' Hobo; Vermont new milk spq2-c; 9,,er
dairy 5aoc Cheese quiet Northern chTee East,
crn l3c Western and Michlgan i2Mi25c Beans que ", IN
pea 81 e5dsl +o mediums 81 2oasi go Yellow eyes 81 ~
,,rkeys western +dGc chickens Northern. choice iva
Isc Western fresh Halle; fowls. Northern l2pltc'
Western oaoc shaggy chicks and old cocks '@c duses
Green Mountains 2sn3o white stock 25n2sc; Jersey
double-head sweets s3eS3 % Dbl Apples frm choice
eating 80 50dsi: Ealdwins 81 23mN Greenings = oon
81 o. Hay. slsGsla 20; lower grades. s13asH. Rye
straw steady. SIS 80.
Buffalo. March i2-spring wheat closed aTet &c
changed Corn closed &c lower: only fair demand OATS
closed weak. ttGi7c lower. with fair demand at the
decline. Bariey-Actve inquiry and sellers show DIS
No in store 4ic. Four-Sllght improvement in de
mand. prices unchanged. Mfccd firm; fair demand
Chicago March l2-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-13

est to-day. bids
March Mars :.:::.::::i2s i2s lsssss 40 s.
Nay issS Is ss@25S t3S
J JuIy ................i2oo 1898 lIagI20o 100
A Atse%ser n2o Se5L$5 .ss
fecs1mber .......lo9o 1920 losoaoa5 1873
The statistical position Brazil coffee is as follows;
To-day: Yesterday Last w week s;
1s 1872 1885 1885 $5ias
stock a, all ports .s ss a's ssss 2s s SSs
baltimore deliveries. ....--.. 2oe io oad Coo Coo
New-Orleans deliveries $1,000 IA 900 ~
Total deliveries sSSS ais %s $500 100
Visible supply .470'4 400 4siosi 4,S'~"
The market Brazs quiet but a sieaay w.t." f54 R ine
s ss9s Ss.' & 81 @ m! sss
Sns , s5eSi1 BAGS sa BucaTsmansa on private
flour xSp MEATss os, @ ssS Hes little mSes
anxiety and taking less SaH afs M
BY, sales of %aes y and pn, Of up
opening hs rr :" aSa1
pkg: I.ig s 500 bag c Tise Is IBIS city
4: :E3fi = 1856 IS 80
s. s.. Il & sos.s and
sac 9 y ed w Rrs"dy" and
sSa III SssaIS Scas3 ~ BAG Quoted
FEE a soc ua "s y 81 and 50 "a
Goo sha,ps SsS rye las g. S men s city
ssy p1s. ssnHs @
was om S Ss sa
So from Dss sh quite p rD Sn Se %
s sns t0 was smnaed reaction which de-
S:ss:sy 1A Ss.s w Win
and our P1H Of sssrdan s
he influence Chicago
sas from all oyer the wheat
1ea.na where had suffered from late planting the
s. ss' s Sa good part se
Sres is damage reports We're thsre
9d wSs. S@s
SsSsSia se a, the outlook spring scare and
IN T ss s ssnf hour when
Of the market may as, BE seDnnea IN
Ss .s the a lsSs coo bush ass
SsS. S'hs s sa
selling srs9 Ss.S May .. 70 o6
iSece bush NSfSsrS .DTnS s saos private private
s ssssss. bush 81 SSIsh'Ip
E ss%ss Nav NC OYER Mss 5Hsa
win ssh; sd SnSs on The Say n
. :ssa Sy about net S.n 0 Ssy
s s espo week h ago The interior about the
fsessd the Of corn prospect
:ssH s's
elevator: Loco bush low mixed CSC elevator go bush
steamer white Ssc elevator 2o0o bush ungaaed wh,e
oec delivered OATs-Ths market for oats was quiet
closing lower than las, night, There has been fair
decrease In Of oats at interior points The
cash market quiet, With sales Of $1,000 BUSH en-
brscing soo bush No at 25s626Se elevator and 2ea
126xc delivered; 900 bush No 24zc: 1000 bush No
white 25x92SNs. with s7s biz for York csn ss
2sc od0 bush yngradsd mixed 2se elevator. 5000 bush
1lE026c elevator Market quiet but steady:
..s .sss; s sssns $3.50
quiet; Western and city. >9Qo7c .BUcKwHEAT-
Market steady at 40G41c elevator for State.
he quotations to-day closing prices pre-
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JED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
LINE, OCEAN s. s. co.

~ IN.N.NNif LI.>I' VCEIfN >. >. co.
- Tri-weekly from Pier 81. n. r.. foot Of Sprins-st
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, at 3 p M For
freight and passage apply
j. D. Hsshagen, f. A. w. II. Rhett Gen Ast
$ F. d w R'y. 26l B'way. Cent r. r., 317 B'way
H. l. walker. Agt ]. L. Adams, q. r. A.,
Ms~ 4 . Rackuvt,h ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-13
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used .Xclusivesiy3
Four Tracks. Automatic Dr. ,soS


Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four Tracks. Automatic BLOCK go, s,gn'S
on and after Nov en-, af II Iibe lS' ST,
Trains iesxe s,a''1 Allentown Mauch Chunk d.
40 7l5 90 G' e so Ea ,s Aenown P r. sundsys
For Wikesbarrc. Pittston ana s sSrsh'W' ~ " -
10 100 ss. tso p AZ. a s soS SSo ii5S 10 IA
80 200 BOO 545 $50 p NJ IN; night Sun''s~
100 sSS ssS 500 2 a5 ~ 800 5s'I s nsh NJ ~, IA
100 300 5:45 p. NJ. Els night Sundays ~" '"@
Eor s. NIB injury Iewsburg wIniams9ort at go ~
o 10 A. ". no 1870 1880 p. NJ Sundays '''' A. -
81" T. >" ALL RAIL ROUTE .ou,, - po,,.
Pleasant. 40 SIS lao ~ 49, ro l4' and d. A. s
S,S r 90 o. A. Sunday? I'D .:oo 'f 3 oFF'"
FOR LAKEWOOD.
$50 sis A. NJ las $40 4;to Rsrnera, Park ~
a. For raT% a,ao sf5 A. n las 40 p
For Atlantic CITY, vineland and Briase'on' ''' n ="
For Monmouth Reach s.sprsh, and Hsh:nds q Y:y
INK $40 81; Mo H. "a. q n l:'0 '''
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO rHILADT wI-sPsHHixd a4STIMoRE AND
r ss fsas:g Ss r'ia 'fss :ss @ ss:
rsrer CO.. 500 sond Se so 300 loco lso Dining
c Car 4. sM g.. 2so. 400. 500. 90" Dining Carp H.
For Bstmore woshInston week days. 900 ,i u
II 80 DINING carr. a. NJ go s'9y 90 4, 80 Dining
carr NJ ~ ! 49, 5 5ss' 600 Dining cso P NJ isS
Tickets and para seats be proeusrssa s a. .sS
az sth Ave 81 East IAN St. 1874 East i2sh 81 oas
West l2sh ST. 25 Columbus A. SUr
;rhe New-York Transfer Company VIII car tu' anu e"@s
baggage from hotel residence to destination.
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Cream 9ieamers.


->yooN~~~~~~~~~NNNoNoo
CUNARD LINE.
a LIVER OOI. BY QUEENSTOWN.
Iursnla. Mch u, $50 "A. m Campana. .Mch. % A. M
Etruria. Mich. 81 noon Umbra. APR T. 10 a. m.
From Pier ~. North River, foot OF Clarkson- ST.
Cabin passage $50 upward Second cabin. &35 $40 $45.
according to steamer and accommodations.
St.erage tickets to and from all OF Europe
low rates For freight passage apply the companys
Office No. I lowing Green. New York
VERNON H. BROWN 4 CO.. General Agents.
WHITE STAR LINE.
TcuGonlc. Mar: Is: 10 a. m Teu,onic April - noon
Majestic. April \ noon Majestic. May O. noon
n COTTON CARRIED NY PASSENGER STEAMERS
Pr 49, North River. Ofce. ~ Broadway ~ Y
II. MAITLAND KERSEY Agent.
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE OF TWIN
"A SCREW sTEAMERs - NETWORK LONDON
WEEKLY
s. MOHAWK. March IL
For freight and passage apply 70 nm $780,, $3.50
NEW-YORK SHIPPING CO.. General Agents.
Produce Exchange Building. 4 broadway, New-York
Steamers leave Pier Co. N. r.. foot II West 2oth-st
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Ocean 5teamer.
NOBTU @lgRMAN LLOYD

NEW YORK.. SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Cabin $50 and upward according 10 location II Cabin
y45 and stO. round trip. s95 and $780,
6aale Mch II. 10 m Lain Tues. Apr - ~ h m
Ia vel Tues. Mch "a 10 am Saale Sat- Apr is 10 a. m
Mich 81. 10 HaNei. tues apr ~ a.
re. Tue. ABR 10 Trave Tues Apr %, 10 a m
tickets available from Medieraneah " t'ois
Bremen. London Havre.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
TO GIBRALTAR, NAPLES. GENOA.
r-,,a, NH 81 10 a m Vera Apr 49, 10 A. m
Fma Mich 2s 10 a m. Fulda. Apr. 25 10 a m.
Kaiser Arr IL 10 a. m Ems ....... May .. 10 a. m
OEI.RICffS & CO.. Bowling Green.
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Doherty, Gordon, Hellstern. Weisiger,
Winston and Chairman Dawson-9
Mr.. Wallace then offered an amendment
to Mr. Gordon's resolution. providing
that the chairman appoint committee
TO go over the books In each ward ana
purge them OF all improper names. before
the books are copied. Mr.. Wallace with
drew his amendment, but presented II
subsequently as a separate resolution.
The committee further discussed the
resolution OF Mr.. Gordon. and II was
adopted as follows:
Ayes-Messrs Allen, Bowry, Coalter,
Pagan, Gordon. Hellstern, jarvis, Weisi-
ger, and Chairman Dawson-3.
Noes-Messrs. Doherty. Doyle, Duke,
Latouche, Mckinney. Tyler, winston,
and Wailace-S.
Mr.. Wallace's motion was adopted. the
resolution Of Mr.. Gordon not TO be pre-
scented to the Electoral Board until the
books have been purged.
Mr.. Latouche moved that the matter OF
appointing the committees 20 do this
work be left entirely to the ward super
intendents.
Mr.. Bowry thought the best plan
would be for the Chair to appoint the
committees. II was finally disclosed tnal
Mr.. Wallace's resolution provided thal
these committees should be composed OF
the ward superintendent ana the warn
delegations In the CITY Democratic Com
mittee.
The body then adjourned.
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NORTHUMBERLAND
The Fishing Interest-Local Option
sheen Killed.

HEATHSvILLE. VA, January a
Special. )-Preparation are being made
by the fishermen for the trap-fishing
season, which will begin now shortly.
and soon the traps will be set out and
great quantities Of fish will go intr the
markets from our water front.
The number OF fish traps that are set
out I'm the Potomac river and the Chesa-
peake bay is increasing at surprising
rate every year A few years ago but
very few were used, and the industry
was not thought to amount to much,
but now i'm the spring of the year they
may be seen stringlng out along the entire
length Of the shores The traps are now
located i'm much deeper water than they
formerly were, and some Of the poles
which have been noticed by your cor
respondent in travelling through the
country appear to be at least sixty feet
in length.
The local-option- movement Is being
vigorously pushed i'm Northumberland.
The leaders Of the movement seem 10
be confident Of success in the matter