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HOTELS.


GAP. means American Plan; z. P, European)
ALBANY. n. Y.......... Hotel Kenmore APP. 81
ATLANTIC CITY, Nj Hotel 81. Charles. APIS up
do. u. II Barton prop. Hotel Dennis. APP, $3.50 up
BALTIMORE. Md. Hotel Rennert, EP. 81 so up
do.................T The Carrollton. A.P.. So up
BOSTON, Mass. ......... Hotel Nendome. A-f.. -
BouRNEMoUTH. Eng Royal Bath Hotel. A. ,s4tos5
BROOKLYN. NY Hotel s.. George. EP..sl: A-P..s3
CINCINNATI. O.. Grad Hotel. EP.. ST. AP.. 81
DENVER, Col. -. Hotel Windsor. A.P., 81 to S35
LONDON. Eng. Hotel Cecil. EP.. 81 up
do The Langham Hotel. EP., 81 up
acknowledgements. st Erm.n Hotel. High class.
onexcelled Cor luxury. comfolt. cuisine EP-.si Up
NAPLES Splendid view SOUTH Parker's Hotel
NEW ORLEANS, La. New ST. CharesHotel. A.P..s4 up
DO Hotel Grunewald. E.P.. 81 up
do. 1.-The Cosmopolitan Hotel. E.P.. 81 so up
NEW YORK. Fifth Avenue Hotel. A.P. s.
do OBJ way & 10Th ST. Gilsey House, E.P.. 81 UP
dototh ay& indsor. A T. S4up IL Sl.Jo up
do --N. b. Barry st. Cloud Hotel. EP.. 81 80
DO. Hotel Westminster. EP, 81: APP. $3.50
do. .tChas. ADavisl Hotel ST. Andrew. EP.. 81 so
do. wv .JohnsouQulnnEtl. Empire, E.P.. 81 :A.P.,S
do. OWN. Nol,le) Hotel Grenoble. EP 81 so up
do. 18th av.&5,h st Hotel Kensington E p. 81 30
do (CEambers&W. b way) C smopolita an, E 81 up
do. Use. cor. 9Th av.&l5 St Hotel Hanover A.P.
do. Uenox&113 s)Balmoral IIl tsiEites f. 81 80 up
do...... THE RUTLAND, 57th and Broadway.
PHILADELPHIA, "a. New Walton Hotel. E.P.. 81
do. The Aldine Hotel. APP, So 30
dotRestaurant ala carl afayette f. T., Slup
do. .QArch&12th ST. Hotel Hanover. A.P. 81 up
RICHMOND, Va. TheJeGerson Er.. 81 soup: A. p soup
STGEoRGE, Staten Island. The Castleton. AP.. 81 up
STLOUiS- Lindell Hotel.E.P. 81 so up AP s.. Soup
SYRACUSE NY. .Yates Hotel. EP. 81 80: A.p..Si
TROY. n. Y..........T The Troy HOSE. A.P., So up
WASHINGTON. ID. c. -. Arlington Hotel. APP, s.
do...... The Raleigh E.P. si.50 up
do.-...... The Colonial Hotel, A.P., $3.50 to 81
myl6, 20 23 21theustf
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roadside near this town, were found guilty We'd
nesday and sent to the penitentary for five years
each. Their Eddie GLADDEN., VIM.
Washington. Charles Williams and Samuel Blown,
all of Georgia.
junior democratic club formed Wednesday
night at Bladensburg. The officers of the new as
sociation are: Edward Parker president; Edward
Gasch, vice president: E. NJ Hurley. secretary;
VIM Casey treasurer. The club will hold regular
weekly meetings until after the elections.
The work of broadening the culvcrt Pike ave-
Mr.. Gibbons residence is being vigo--
orously pushed and will be completed in a few
days.
A very enjoyable straw ride recently given
by a number of young people of this place, after
which the participants repaired to the residence OF
Miss Nellie Fainter where inpromptu dance
given. followed by a supper Among those
present were: Mrs Fainter. Mrs. OConnell. Misses
Drake. Hyon. OConrell. Berkeley. Nicholson Ste
King. Fainter. MesSrs NOOne. O'Day, SillerS,
Taylor Berkeley, Miller. Fainter. Nicholson, Camp
bell, O'COnnell, Bateman, Gimp and Kelly.
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Society was held Monday night at the residence Of
Rev ID. L. Rathbun. The several committees Of
the society presented reports.
Miss Blanche Drummer Of this place is visiting
relatives in Philadelphia.
The Indies of the Baptist Church arranging
for a fair to be held during next month.
Miss Tille Rawlings submitted Tuesday evening
to the Young Peoples meeting interesting report
Of the proceedings of the state convention, recently
held in Norfolk which she attended the delegate
from the society here.
The town 81 rk will. in few days, commence
taking the censls of the town, directed by the
council at recent meeting.
The Village Improvement Society has arranged
for course of lectures to take place Mt Odd Eel
lows Hall during the winter. the first OF which
will he the second Monday evening in November
Mr.. and Mrs. George 3. Ives have returned from
a visit to relatives in Massachusetts.
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SUBURBAN NEWS
RIVERDAL.E.

The bad piece of read the Riverdae rail-
road crossing is being repaired.
Mrs RlnggoId Browning and children have gone to
Washington spend the winter.
Mr.. Burrhheld. jr. is occupying the property he
purchased recently from Mr.. Wilson.
Miss Kate Lawn of Washington. who has been a
guest of Mrs Theodore Browning here for some
days returned to her home October 10.
Extensive preparations are being made Tor the
gypsy festival be given at RiveT'iae Hall this
evening. the proceeds Of which are to be applied 10
the removal OF the debt the Presbyterian
Church -
The new lawn tennis court Of the Athletic Club
is ready for
Mr. WhaiI.y is making conspicuous improvements
on his house. greatly eniargins it.
Mrs jer, Baxter is visiting friends In Norfolk,
Va
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Shenandoah valley and To- Ne. s. ". Grimes Of
Washington. Mr. Scheiel is located near Herndon,
the others In Loudoun. nc
Mr.. Isaiah Bready and his sister. Miss Amanda,
they win spend few weeks with their brother.
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DENTISTRY.

OPERATIVE AND PROSTHBTIC DENTISTRY ON
weekly and monthly instaliments; crown and
bridge work a speciality. DIR. I. w. STuBB I-E-
field, Mertz building. 11th and SITS. se2s-tf
Painless Extracting, SOC.
Best teeth, So. Filings. Crowns, Bridges ETC.,
at corresponding prices. Each department In
charge Of an expert specialist OF long experience
No students All work guaranteed. See larger
ad. in this paper.
U S. Dental Assn, 70. .sa and ns. D
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WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VERNON
RAILWAY

WASdlNGTON. ALEXANDRIA AND MI. VERNON
FROM STATION, lsa SHEET AND PA AVE.
For Alexandria week days. $50 s 7os 7:ss e.
$780, $50 eK.. 800, $50 10 :00 e1 IiCO ii as
500 e1 -c sso. 400 es as es iss Sos ts
e!.: $40. sos ex-. e:2o. 200. $780, $780, loco.
For Aisssnd;ia Sunday only, 500, 900. 1000.
1890. lI:oo II 80 nm 1900 noon. 1890. 800.
sSS $50 aS 500 500 500 1000 t Ii IGD $780,
For Mount Vernon Dyke and Way Stations tweek
Dyke and Riyerside: TOO Pm.
only: 800 ii 90 a m. 200. 4:6o pm '''''A'
For Arlington and Agueduct Bridge tweek days.:
200 liz. 205 2:4o. 800. $50 800. si5, 20.
Cos. SIS 100 500 pm;
only: 500 300. 1000 1880, 11:o0. ii 30 No..
49, s2So gSsn SEQ. sso 500. $780, 2 7S SO
Basgage checked free for pas;ensess holding first
'li isis tickets at station Bicycles 20 cents each
-,,n caESArEAkE ASD QUO RAMwAY
SbsTk s. 5ISAfED SfS kSS,. uEsTsD 1li
Non Mons SIXTH SHf. ASp s sTs EIAs CARS STA
..,o Schedule u c sfes1 May ,s 1897
cineinnat an Pullman In ". .so ses
to Cincinnati. Lexington Louisville Indianapals
nas q, co1ns 5 sa' v elnf for
Vi Iio r NJ 5 S4iIS. ry nml.ea-soa train
E.astoa and % Ra
man compartment to Virginia Hot Sprinrs
without change daily except Sunday. Daily con.
nection for the Springs. Observation Parlor Car
Slneners Cincinn I'll to Chicago and St Louis
30 Pm. DAILY-For GordonsvfIle, Charlottes-
Vile, staunton and for Richmond daily. except
iC:5i AN, EXCEPT sUNDAY-Parior car wash
fngtou TO Richmond and Richmond 10 Old Point
only rail line. via Penna.. r.. y. and r. and C. ana
Rescrvstioos and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
ofices, 5l3 and 1921 Pennsylvania avenue and al
the station
Il. W. FULLER
ap11-30d General Passenger Agent
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

TIE wEEMS STEAMBOAT co.
Fall schedule In effect Oct H.
STEAMERS "POTOMAC'' AND SUE
Steamer Po.omac leaves every Sunday pm,
and steamer Sue every Monday al p.m., for Bal
timore and river landings.
Passenger accommodation strictly first-class cleo
tric lighted throughout. AL; river freight must be
prepaid STEPHENSON & BRO, Agents.
oc3f Office, go Pa. ave. Telephone 7i5
E. s. RANDALL'S POTOMAC RIVER LINE
Steamer HARRY RANDALL VIII leave River
View wharf Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays at
I am. landing at Colonial Beach. Chapel Point
and all wiarves as far down Lower Machodoc
and 90 Fridays about $3.50 pm.
UNITED. STATES NAH. ROUTE
WASHINGTON, ID. c., TO GLYMONT, Md,
and intermediate landings
Steamer SAM'L ]. PENTZ, daily except Sunday
at $3.50 am. Returning about pm.
Passenger accommodations first-ciass. Freight
ceived until the hour of sailing.
E. S. RANDALL.
Proprietor and Manager.
GEO. o. CARPINTEI;, General Agent. Washington
wM NJ. l;EARDoN. Agent. Alexandria. sel3-20;f
STEAMER .wAKEFIELD,"
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS,
Leaves Washington, d. C. 9th st. ferry wharf.
Mondays. an. for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach. Bushwood Rock Point, Nomini
Creek. Abells, Leonardtown. Stones. Howard's
Cobruns. Colton's.
Wednesdays, am, for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach, b, shwood Rock Point Colion's,
Leonardtown. Alb IFS, Nomni Creek Piney Point,
st. Georges Island, Smith Creek, Coan and Yeoco-
mico rivers.
Saturdays am, for intermediate landings TO
Colonial Beach. Bustwocd, Rock Point, Coion's
Nomini Creek
(See schedule in effect September Is, 1879
se7-tf G. W. RIDLEY. Genl. Manager.
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French Lime.

FTVllCIN lNGlG.
CCMPAGNIE GENERAIE TRANSATLANTrQt f
DIRECT LINE TO PARIS, FRANCE, VIA HAVRE
From Pier ~. North River. foot Morton st.
La Champagne Poirot. Sat. Oct. 30. 10 a m
La Touraine, Santeli. $500. Sat. Nov. g. 10 am.
La Bretagne, Rupe Sat, Nov. 3D. 10 am.
RATES OF PASSAGE-First-cle New York 10
Paris sos and upward by all steamers except La
Touraine, including railway fare to Paris aud land
ing charges. Buffet Parior car seats free Sec
ord-class to Paris. S5a. rs A. FORGET, Cen
eral Agent General Once, No. Bowling Green,
n Y G. W. MOSS. 921 Penn. ave-, Washing
ton DO 3a19-ly
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON, BREMEN
Kaiser. Tu Oct. 26. pm Lain. .Tr Nov. 16. am
Saale tn. Nov. 2 am Kaiser. Tu. Nov. D. pm
Trave. .Tu., Nov. 0. am Havel. .Tu. Nov 3d. 8 am
CIIERB0URG, PARIS. BREMEN.
Hayel Sat, Oct. %, 10 am Aler. Sat, Nov g. 10 am
TwIN-SCREw PASSENGER SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN
Koengin Iuse Thursday, Oct. 2s, noon
Fl. Ii. Meier. ..............T Thursday, Nov A. noon
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA.
Werra: Oct. %, 10 am Fulda. Oct. 80, 10 am
OELRICHS g. CO., BOWLING GREEN.
Apply to E. +. DROOP, 925 Pa ave,
ja20-1y Agent for Washington
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

American Lime.
New York Southampton Q.ondon- Paris,
Twin-screw- U. S. Mail Steamships.
Sailing every Wednesday.
St. Paul. Oct. q. 10 am ST. Louis Nov. % 10 am
st. Louis. Nov. 8, 10 am Paris. Dec. 1, 10 am
Paris Nov. 10. 10 am St Paul. Dec. s. 10 am
Red Star Line.
NEW YORK TO ANTWERP
WESTERNLAND... October 81, IL noon
SOUTHWARK. November 3, / pm.
NOORDl.AND ..........N November 10. IL noon
FRIESLAND. November IL. IL noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers IA and Is, North River.
ONCE. Bowling Green, n. 7.
GEO. W. MOSS. Agent,
sep G21 Penn. ave.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

MRS. ALICE. X. BENSON, PIANO AND ITALIAN
method of voice building. Voices correctly placed
No tremolo. Examination free. Tues. and Fri
1927 F; other days, 1115 n. seq III, s. tn Pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04

All the newest weaves in Plain and
Fancy Dress Goods Lace Examines
Hammock. Mexicaa. Irvine Bison
chain lace effects. ALSO High Art Nov
elites in latest rails. English and Ger
man Fashions. regular 200 and 70
$50 qualities. per yd........... Low
On. grand line OF Fancy Dress Suit
ines embracing Scotch Cheviots Lon
don Tweeds English Mosaic Cloths.
PersiSns, silk and wool checks and
mixtures; regular $50 and l2' 05c
Wool Basketine. Bourle Granite Cloth
and Burlaps. in black and every proper
color. imported 10 be retailed at ISc
/. %. special per yd...'..'''''''''
Embroidered Dress Goods, plain col
ors with overshot figures, very
stylish and excellent value. 1C%c
per I'D. ...........''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
RECEPTION FOR DIR. PENTECOST.

GREETED BY HIS YONKERS PENSIONERS ON
FRIDAY EVENING
The Rev. DR.. George F. Pentecost, who has &C.
cepted a call to the pastorae Of the First Presby
teran Church of this city. the guest at a re-
ception Friday night in the lecture-roorn of the
church given by the congregation. The preacher
and his wife and daughter, who have been the
guests OF William f. Nisbet. in South Broadway.
since their arrival from London on Tuesday, came
10 the church shortly after O'Clock. They found
900 persons awaiting them. some Of whom were
members of Emmanuel Chapel. in Nepperhan-ave
which was founded by the First Church. Dr. and
Mrs. Pentecost for nearly an hour shook hands
with the different members Of the congregation
the introductions being made by members OF the
Committee Welcome. Refreshments were then
served. DR.. Pentecost thanked the congregation
for the hearty welcome extended, and spoke of the
difficulty OF pastor f1lling the place OF prede-
cessor DR.. Pentecost looked In the best of health
and In excellent spirits Some OF the more
UsDon. pressing cider OF the NewYork District of
the Methodist. Episcopal Church; the Rev. pr
the Rev. George r. Cutting, Of the wesiminster
81, Andrews Memorial Church; Ludlow; the Rev
William p Bruce. of the Park Hill Reformed
Church; Professor Henry NJ. Baird Colonel Will
Nisbet. David Hawey, John W Oliver William
H. Doty John T. waring. william Allen Butler
& csa E. oo smly f BSwa
Beemer, Samuel y. liawiey, Norton +. Otis. Rich
ard Bosa55 Baysrd nyIer pr RI Flagg DR.
H. Thayer. Charles r. Otis Alexander Halliday
2anS Rudolf EsEsms WseI r DR. 6 3
Ralph Earle Prime, jr.. and A. o. Kirkwood. Dr.
Pentecost will oficlate to-day at the morning SER
vice. at IL o'clock. and at the afternoon service. at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
The best art of the worlds greatest
weavers is shown in "The Big Stores" stock OF
Dress Goods

For the Spring Of 1897. All those new and lovely
styles for which you ordinarily expect to pay so mucn
will this season be found at "The Big Store at eco
nomical prices never before possible in New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
Untrimmed Hats.

Don't neglect examining our line OF
Bicycle. Riding. Driving and Walking
Hats. The newest. the latest and the
lest only. The magnitude Of our un-
hat stock enables US 10 hit
every farcy.
Fancy rough straw. In red M
end violet. ............ A'OO
New Walking Hats. lace OSc
straw, black and colors. ...... CJN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04

Embroidered and Overshot Novelty
Dress Goods, Puff. Fancy Checks ana
Bourettes. very handsome and STYLISH
II mixed co Of. Doc. I'd. goods 35c
20 niece. Woo, Covert Suitings, %
pL.ces Illuminated Wool Puffs, 10 pieces
SILK and Wool striped Fancies. on cen
ire bargain table all 4Oc. I'D. OSc
qualities, fer. ..............'.'' ~
4e-inch heavy Atwood Nuns Serge.
or Coating Serge las II Is sometimes
called. the same quality is generally
sold at about 81 yd.. and never less
than 75c.: while they last. Mon 1Sc
day. per I'd ...........---.....
French Organizes. By best maker
Gros Roman et Gle, and Koechlin.
Baurrsardner ct Gle. choicest designs
and colorings. 37i3c. yd. quail CNC
ity. for. ...........''''''' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04

s-p.ece Bedroom Suit. mahogany nm
ished, bowel plate mirror, Is we'll made ,
and a suit which looks as well a. any |
have secured a number Of them at a |
them to you Monday at..-- ,1l.JU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
Fl. Within Mrs. orrIn S. Wood and Mrs.

row,s T. Within. Mrs. Orrln s. Wood and Mrs.
Eugene Dubois. . So, , r.,
The wedding OF Miss Fannie Andrews or Tomp,
take place on Tuesday evening The bTidesmaids
vii, he Miss Ida Coles. Of 81. John, y; ~. ana
Miss Myra I.udlum. The best man VIII he FRANK
DE Jongc. ,,. ca nr uor.eri,i
Church Edgewatcr. to-day and cOnnrm class ~
D. m The choir will be Augmented by additional
singers and special music will be given - 49,
Six free lectures on the Greater NeW-lor VIII
be delivered on Wednesday evenings. beginning next
week and continuing until May 3. Inc Lectures
will he delivered under the auspices OF the Chamber
OF Commerce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
DINNER OF GOOD GOVERNMENT CLUB

Good Government Club A. at dinner held at
the city Club Iast night. renewed its pledges 10
aim for clean municipal administration, and also
incidentally declared its adherence to the Citizens
Union. Charles Howard Strong president OF the
club was POSTMASTER. and there were about nifty
guests and members present. The speakers were
the Rev DR. w s. Rainsford Professor Nicholas
Murray Butler George NJ. Cassat George Haven
Putnam Jacob A Rils Colonel George t. Warng.
IT, and James r. Reynolds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

The trustees OF Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church Port Richmond. have sent call 10 the
Rev. Dr. McCrea, of Elizabeth, who Will probably
be the next pastor.
Stapleton Council No 1856. Royal Arcanum Will
celebrate its fifth anniversary on Monday evening
Professor A. ID. +. Hamlin, OF Columbia College
will deliver the third OF the lectures OF the Staten
Island Academy Friday afternoon. His
subject will be Architecture" The hostesses at
the reception will be Mrs. J. Harper Bonnsll Mrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
Groceries,.

Fancy NJ a n e
Baby Corn, solid
hand-packed To
matoes, or Erie
&C h a m p I o n OF
England" Peas,
Per doz. Doc
Per can. sc
Xxx Grade Pep
per, Ginger or Mus
tard. per ID. Use
Fancy Imported
sardlnes. in oil.
rs. A.
Per dos. .4S
Per can ...12hc
c. q p. Malt
Vinegar, per bot
tie ...........17c
Armour's Potted
or Deviled Ham
and Tongue, In n
III cans.
Per doZ. .05C
Per can. SO
10 OF. hot. Re
naud's s p a n 1 3 h
Queen Olives. per
bottle ........Ioc
Holland Herring.
our own importa-
ton, per keS. .O|c
10 10 kit Extra
Choice Large Fat
NJ a C k erel, n o
heads. no tails. per
XII. .....-.....7oc
Milford Family
Soap. 60 full lib
bars In box.
Per box. 30
Per bar. 4c
VI n eel White
Soap. large bars.
absolutely pure and
guaranteed equal
TO any white soap
made. 100 bars In
q box.
Per box. .4.s5
Per bar 80. DC
Gold Dust Wash I
ing Powder. per
pkge .........1OC
F. n c v Cured
Hams and Bacon.
per 10. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04

BIB pail best
Elgin Creamery
Butter .......ooc
Siegel-C o o p er
Co.'S Best xxx
Minnesota Patent
Flour.
Per Dbl. 40
Per bag. e. 0Oc
Snider's Home
made Catslip. pint
bottles. per bot
tie ...........I3C
Large and Nleaty
California Prunes.
per 10. &c
Chocolate M e =
nier. per N. .27c
IF e I'm Brand
MIX, per can. BIC
Hazel Marina
lade. best on earth.
in fancy glass Jars.
per jar.
II gu ar SOC.
Teas. all kinds,
Gunpovder, Japan.
English Breakfast.
Oolong. Ceylon or
Mixed.
Per < lbs. .55
Per 10. Sac
ur Z n m o u 3
Mocha and Java
Coffee makes n de-
licious cup OF uni
form strength. fla
vor and fragrance,
Per 4 lbs. 90
Fer 10. ..... Csc
Morning Glory
Java Coffee. n de
llghtful blend. per
10 .......... SOC
Dried Gre en-
Peas. or hand
picked State Beans
Per bush. rs
Per ih...... &c
Entire W h at
Flour. per 1o-fo
package ......2Oc
+ rem c h Peas.
very hne. our own
importation.
Per doz. 40
Per CAM. lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
STRUCK BY AN EXPRESS TRAIN.

TWO MEN KILLED AT KENsICO. WESTMINSTER
COUNTY.
Yesterday morning. at Kensco. station just
north Of this village. the Pittsfeld express struck
a wagon at the crossing. and instantly killed the
occupants. William Harper OF this village. and
Samuel Smith, empoye of Mr.. Harper who
lived in Kensico. Mr. Harper was about fifty
years old and the local agent for the Rochester
Tree and Shrub Company. He driving to the
Bishop place, near Kensico errand con-
nected with his business when he was killed. He
came originally from Chicago, where he leaves a
widow and three children.
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TRAVELLERS THROUGHOUT EUROPE

will INA The Tribune Me al lead'ns liz xolns
AT the principal Banks Americans sr,issmsnts which
appear every sunday. "Wednesday and sS,ni.nsi VOC
avoS much annoyance and Dissatisfaction eausca cc q
OF the so-cailed Guide Books our lnau% busineA
&C.,, r O. Is open all Tribune readeIs :. ~
- n,ssire: II doesn't matter. The welcome - wv
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-04-20
THE MARKETS..

CIS SCINNATL April 49,
FLoUR-S pring fancy, q $4,000; spring
family, 1874, , 70 spring patent, 335 s475;
winter patent, Si6Jai s5 fancy, "a 2OG4,35;
family, 3.45G3 75; extra a. 80 L3 rs; low grade
i240G2 IS; rye, Northwestern, %, o.. So dc
city S2.40G2 so
WHEAT Sales: No, 3 red, track 9)c
CoRS-Sales: No. mixed, track, 26c; No
mixed, track, 25hc No yellow, track, .0l
OArs-Sales: No mixed, track, 2O4c, No
mixed, track, 2314c.
HoGs-Light shippers, weak and SC lower;
select butchers, sLO5Sl 10; fair to COED pack
ers' s3.Sog4Oo; fair TO good light, St9O04 05
common ana roughs, &3.25 $50.
CATTLE-Fair 10 good shippers, a OO1i rs!
exports, a. So a. 10; good to choice butchers,
s4C0G4 So; fair to medium butchers, q 34gG3 90;
common, s2.75 es2S
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Sheep-Market steady
| Extras $4.Sj05 co. good to choice. g. % "a 75;
common to fair, s300g4OO Lanbs-Good to
choice, S. 25g57 rs; common to fair, $4,000 3 0O
| spring lambs weak at So 00GS50
VEAL CALYES-Fair TO good light, 81 ESQ
3 90; extra S. a5G5 so; common and large, SEA
| 400
WooL-Unwashed. fine merine. 10Qllc pc
ID: quarter-b blood clothing, l39l4c; medium
delaine and clothing, l3Glic: braid, 12Dl3c
! medium combing, l40l5c Washed fine me
rino X TO Xxx, l3c; medium clothing, l5al6c
| delaine fleece l5Gl6c; long bing, 169l7c
coarse, l2Gl3c; tub washed, choice, 100.
CHICAGO, April 10
WHEAT-April, 75c; May, 74SG75c Ser
tember, 72hc
CoRN-ApriL e4Sc; May, 24Nc; July, e5Xc
September, 27Ac.
oATs-April, lie; May, i707hc; July
1890; September, l94c
PITTSBURGH, April 10
| CATTLE-Prlme, IS, 1905 25; good, 81 GOA 90
tidy butchers, s45oG47O; fair. Aa004.bl
feeders, 90 SOFA 4o bulls, stays and cows O.
| "a 8O fresh cows and springers, 5000
| HoGs-Prime assorted mediums, 81 20D4 2t
best Yorkers, a. l50420 common to fai
workers.. elO5G4lo; heavy, s4lO04I2: pig.
| s. 3s5b400
SHEEP-Prime sheep. o. 20 "a SO; good. A.a
| AA IS; fair. e40)04.20; common, Sa 25as "a
choice lambs. t525G5 so; common to goo
| e. 25Qt5.io
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