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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Feb. 10 345 .. n.Beef Extra India mess
dun AT prime dull AZ AS al Prime mess.
Wesern fine dull i5s. do medium dun a, 3ss 10
Uams-Short about g 10 H. nrm 4Os I'd.
Tacon-Cumberand about 2s 10 10 10 steady at 2Ts:
short rib about ~ NJ steady Al 2as Sd: long clear
nddles ght about n 10 - H. steady AZ 25s 80. long
m1dles heavy about ~ To ~ m steady at 2is ID
shor clear middles heavy about ~ 10 30 H. steady
2is clear bellies about Y 10 Is H. dun at 26s I'd.
Shouldere-About II II N. steady AZ 2bs iardprime
Wesern spot steady 2Os I'd Cheesf-American finest
white and coIored dun SIS I'd Taowrrime city dull
M 1ss tottcnseed 0iLyeTpool refined firm i5s I'd.
Spirits turpenine firm At 20s % Rosn--Hcmmon
steady al IS Wheat-No I Northern spring steady at
ss 45d Corn-Mixed Western spot new. firm p 7,sd
old nrm at s@.d February steady Is Td March dull
a. D IA. April dull - 7isd Flour-S, Louis fancy
winter steady s. I'd Hops at London-Pacinc coaS,
firm at t56sis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20

ash ouoiatons were a. follows; Flour quiet steady
unchanged spring wheat. i3sso l5'sc, No 3 sprng
wheat 7oc; No red siA6sGisc No corn .2lggZZSIc,
10 : oats iai.c; No rye SSe. nominal No 2 barley
Ss mss cork psr 6O s. s5gs g. lard per
az soGss g7 short ribs sides doose, 81 soa4 % cry
saIfed shoulders b1xcd 81 J0QSi 10 short clear sdes
,oxed, 81 5$i 3Iis whiskey dlstlllers hnshed goods
per gallon 81 II: cut loaf ~ 20 ershuiste ~
Standard ~ 81 ~, lnseed OIL raw; 25s boiled. &c
On tie Produce Exchange to day the butter market
steady. zoe nrstS lsdl&; ssconds loV
1oc Eggs STEADY: fresh stock l5c.
Cincinnati Feb. l9.-FlourWinter paten|, ~ oog
81 ~ DO fancy 81 25q$i 10 Wheat quiet No red ~
de0c: sample red sc corn quiet; No whlte -5'tc
n vellov 22s. q23c. No mixed, 22.,c oats active
rejected mixed I64alIc' No mixed ~; NO white
&c Lard-Kettle 81 % prime steam. 81 'VaS3 10 Dry
saIt,d Shoulders NC. short rb sides 4c snort
cesr sdes &c bellies t%c: boxed meats c more
shoulders 4ic: loose short rb sides wee
loose short clear sides ic. loose clear bellies, "1.c
i,s.d meets ~ ButteT-Elgn. 2.ici OHIO ana
Indiana creamery. lsSl7c. Eggs-Fresh l3sc WhiskeS
active At ~ Il
Milwaukee Feb I0-Whest opened hrmi May opened
A. i5isr rose 10 7s4c closed I6Ac sample wheat
a ~ hri,k demand: No Northern 75a76i.c No 3
sprng 7idT5.o. Sample barley steadier, extra No =
aad36c: No g. 22n2sc Rye, Lc higher active demand
~ on track az. a3iisc 40 seller May 36sc No on
track asc Flour quiet and steady for all grades rye
excepted which Is toc lower
Minneapolis FEB. Io-The bulls had all the honors IN
the contest Tor the bears from the
start The keynote OF hrtnness in the foreign war
iaNc against 7csc yesterday July opened at I3isg3ssc
and advanced 70 14se closing sixteenth lower against
T3sAc yesterday. cash wheat-Ihere was good buying
and premium Of Saisc over May was freely paid FOR
spot No ! Northern No inactive a, iifc under
Na. There were only few cars OF No on the tables
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20
WEST SHORE R,R.

W. va SUTTON. \. T., tOIlONa
earlier from foot Franklin a..
$3.50 A. NJ. Daily. LoSal TO Buffalo.
0,15 A. A. Daily Tor Albany Utica. Syracuse Roches-
Bunaio Tiassra Falls Toledo. Cleveland, Cniessa
tans New Psltz. Lakes M0honk and Minnewaska
Albany. Utica Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George Parlos
Car Albany.
GOO r. NJ Duly 10: Albany. Monlresl Utica syracuse
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls TorontO, DstroC
Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis
7sA5 p ~ Daily except Sunday. for Syracuse Roehes-
ter anu Buffalo.
s,i5 p 81 Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse Rochss,.r
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Cleveland. Chi
eago and 81 Louis.
Tine taoles at principal hotels and ofnees
c. T. LAMBETH, General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt ave- New Yort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20
BALTIMORE e. OHIO

Leave NeN-YUfk, loot % I.UeFty ST. u"I'y
CHICAGO 2 y. m. and ~ ID night - - 1T.
PIlTsRultG. so, ex 81. sun sun. l?;lo nisn'
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE 500 10 dining so, GaT,;
II 80 a M DINING Carr, 2 $3.50 Dining carr tDini
Car, u m ~ Is night sunday. 10 Dining Carr, u 80
a. m Dining Carr. Dining Can (oining Carl L. 10
night.
NORFOLK, f1.30 m. daily , - s.,.,,
NEW ORLEANS, Through Sleeper $50 2. m osuhday
200 D. M. ut.
All trains are illuminated with Pntsch Ltght: ~ So
Ohlces: ll3 iT2 26l i3i LAO Bway. II r. lftn 81.
121 Bowery u Y: 33a 3i4 Futon-st.. BROOKLYN station
foot Liberty s.: y. e. r. r. Of y j. Baggage oheCneo
from hotel residence destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20

A pvERrIsEMENTs and sussergtion. for The rrts-
Nay; 81 door north Of 3is,-st until o'clock o. m ad-
yeusemens received a, the following branch oi,css
regulsr once rates until O'Clock D. via 2St TIN
ave cor pa St ige shave. i2,h-st; MACY q
oth-asr and 18th ST is2 CoiumbussNe, West
=, 10: West .eds, s,haye % East ,..h-s. IS,
St ISIS slave. between Tsth and nth ioes "a.
ave near si,t.st 7os istsve. near se,h-st go IS
ave- near Nst-st 5S 3d ave 2i0 BsecksrNst "a
slseess. -. sos Nav. 2.o East 7s,h-.i ,s1i "a
ixs Eas, ieth-s 2oa Fast te,h-st asa AVE. al
Wh tvei lis. Sds,s. ucar eth ST. sVt East eoth-ets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
tAnthrscitl coal used excIuslYslyD
FoIr tracks Automatic Block slgfas
On ana after January Is 1897.


Folr tracks Automatic Block slgrsIs.
On and after January q. 1891 -
Trains leave station fo.t 4 Liberty ~ .
For Easton Betll ,hcr. Allentown Maunch csnnk So
4.30 Ills $40 III AZ &c Easton) A II, llo ~ S'
A:jO to Easton). 5.45 C730 TO Alentown p VI sunhaS~
4;3G 7:l5 to Easton) A. NJ. 100 20 = N . NJ
ITO go Ais p NJ sur'iays 4.3o A. 81, =, ga.
For Reading at 20 500 q 10. 10; 00 II 30 A NJ V
30 zoo 40 500 a. 900 J: y p ,s, r sgn
FOR Hsrrsbgrs e, 30 sto 30 y 80 "A ~. ia
A. NJ 100 80 p Y rag nigh ,y.,.nor =, ,,o 500.
s:IO y. N Iio, 1870 900 2. II. Sundays ii3o A. NJ
800 T. NJ ,.our,
ALL RAIL ROsTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &C.
For Red Bank. Long Branch Asbury Parso osea an
Grove ana points soaa 20 Point Piesssn giant ~ az"
5ss 6;l5 p sundays stops Interlaken for Asopy
park and Ocean Grove 600 A. ~. 900 p. NJ
For LAKEWOOD. -.
For Toms River. Barnegat Park. and Barnesa'. 80"
iO:45 A. ~. Las 44n p. II. ,.o . ~
For Atlantic City. vinesnd and Bridseton $50 A. NJ
For Monmouth Beach. sesbright and iiissisnds, %
70 ~ A NJ NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20
RyQ5YALi1 s Blue I,T!,J LIN ,ES

For For PhadePhs web d,ysS ! s s s s bSwss
Parlor carr, 400 500 DINING carr 800 -, ~ ~ 70 r.
NJ 1918 right sundays $50 800 1000 u % 'p "
IL Is night. - 8 40 ,o.oo
II 80 Dining Carr A. NJ, 200 $50 800 lDining Csr
p NJ I2'l5 night Sundays. 1000 u 10 Dinlng oaD
A N 200 $50 Dining carr, p. NJ 1915 night 4.
Tickets and parrcar seats can be secured e. foos %
7s7 9th 81 East IAN 81 1888 East I2,h ~ o ~
ST 500 F,ton St. BROOKLYN; 3s Broadway WinamsS
burg The New-York Transfer Company w cav ur ana
heck baggage from residence n destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20
"BL HCK DIArlOND EXPRESS

NJ.
and Paror Cars Dinng-Car service. Meals "a eaI.s;
Buffalo with through seepers to Detroit ana
Chicago rh,,v
40 r. NJ daily except Sunday for wrhesharre PITS
ton scranton principal intermediate stations Son'
meets sor ali paais 10 Chain Cars 10 Nnkes'
barre. ,yur..n.r-.
Ptston scranton and principal intermediate stations.
Connects for all points In coal regions Pullman bui'et
n.IS p N. daily. Tor EAsToN and intermediate sta-
9iO r. W. daily except Sunday Express. FOR Stating:
ton and principal intermediate stations. Connects ros
Htsa oU e. P"p W. daily Tor BUFFALO. NIAGkRA FALLS
and ali points Pullman Sleeper Nestibuled tram
w 10 Chicago. Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto.
no = vi. daily. except Sunday, stopping only AZ
South Painted, Easton. Bethletem, Mauch Chunk,
+ e. q Junction. Sayre. Geneva Rochester Batavia al
Buffalo. None but sleeping
car passengers carried. No baggage carried: -
moo p, VI. daily. for ITHACA, GENEVA. ROCHks.
TER gt-FFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points West.
pullman seepers to Chicago and Buffalo Sleeper %
ASditionai local trains daily except Sunday, ZOE
pST-SD BROOK and intermediate points leave follows;
200 A. NJ. $50 400, and $50 p NJ lloo p. NJ tsat-
urdays ony.) ,..,... =. %, no, "a,
275 Ga and 1923 Broadway q East i4.h St l8 East
1oyh e, I27 BOwery ". Y SEQ Fulton ST, Court ST..
DC broadway and Brooklyn Annex, Brooklyn
N.u York Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana check
toti residence through To destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Feb l9-Flou. dull unchsnseG sales 100
bbs er spot, ss Msy s2gs SOCK s eoo
bysb corn Armer spot and February DAD 2o9sc; March
2 arse April eeo2s5c Nay 2! - vsos asa
a stock e2 900 bush sales ?e 90 bush Oats steady
No white, 23a24c: No mixed H.. No western
iG4Iisc stock 233, 400 bush Hay hrm al SS UMsd4'
freghts active for steamer o a, aset mess
pork 50 80; bulk shoulders ogc short nd sizes
clear sides sac hams small lVsc sIke' R,,sr arm
f ,r sreamsfy $50 fancy a 4Glsc store
packed sq0c Other articles unchanged s.,,a,
spring patents 81 5cas 30 Gear and sash's s 10
s. pa,snts s. ISaSS q Si Gear ba ana :. s5asi %
bbl corn nrmer steamer yellow aig9 20 20. No o. .
$oc Oats s'eaax iap lover grades 3ssa2c
Meed steady spring 6an q SNIP pi s si2asj Red
aslS 30 winter bran stGSo 6uIe long and sSoi: cuts
SO o. backs 81 5ogslo - lean ends s srnSer f5y
o lsra 49, SsSS" 22s,sc. western 2I621lse:
yhqs Ia se June iGec ladies', i2aiie' Vermont
ds isS Sd ytaT Hmmon a7c Veal 7@oc cheese
Northern I2al2i4c Western l ,sgiS Wesdern isi
s Michigan Sals Bssns quiet ye nS, SEA SEA
$ oGs red 5dnsy1 8 2@s ssu 4n sGSc Poultry
dull Western turkey, ia - Western S osioes
fowls ssc ss sssi ,qS MSe sock' aaasc
Mountains 400 Rose 4oatS ,o sTss rsss femons
81 :" ya h1 straw e%Ft au, at SIS Soas7
6T% s ,@ st so': oGSo sSsonds a7d2s
vursl, Feb lo-Sprirg wheat closed quiet. %c higher
m%nd SH gnc6 TsG,fa from noon barley demand
,or fancy; common grades dull and unci rye nom
NAL N g q ssss Sn Use s. as5 bes winter
as Msed sr? ~ s SiasS do siosii coarse spring
m mid cginter siiSs2 Rye feed bulk SoSso 90
Cicar, Feb ls-The .eadns futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

81 25as1 30 string beans Ter crate 81 S6s4 30 tomatoes
carrier. I5cS2 turnps Russia. per carrier. Soa7oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20
s..,is,jcal position OF Brazil coffee IS as follows

DsrGs-OpirTn has ruiel Sa.e' 60 sor csses With lob
g 2:'s; 4: SS,sf1 Z Z s. sss ss
osoass more an q ss and olesn Saik
a. 1Sis fs.snta oils and roofs quiet but generally
sisasy. 1lth former prices quoted
ay S S ods sd at HUE Ihs 5s:eps
re in os sSsoe' and Wv winter 1T s1asSs
oasr saes The QUIET Win prices n s'esdn
100 u. %S ss: sess 8 sos s. :ssss
. c 20 bp ~. clear o 81 nj 50 s Sss g. a5@5
:;a sSs:' sG lsGs . e'a
: sP''ss $ 3 s. SH1gnSSf
s s. s2qs a. ns ;,aA Ssit
ne THEEDTr aaets: 90 % r, e2, So,iSy
t 100 os sAS meal ri s7 ss 81 Oh
81 u. CITY feed. Csc
,qS 9H5o ds ' t9 paHsas
policy IN nearly every line OF goods sut gen
orally Is light cur,ans are higher IN ,ne E Nt
a ,ss out Sa h's We quote: Vslenca rsns 5d6c sui
i ei9iic California b%Sss- dates Sgss eH TAM
ss ixsi au. li.s4sd Wainus eGse, 1a9e
foftGS GREEN rRuITTs r. the msg
s Gs ,os recent sSn'nSf s SsS6. very The
mon market is stesay 0,snsei se ea 81 ss ss ss Js
s osnges s49s4 30 California ns.es 81 s ss Ls
GRAIN-WHEAT- Wheat prices This morning sShib-
sd y @ % 6o. Of as ssns Ths opens
quiet unchanged figures. There was ho~eveI,
very Eie s,9h for sale ana h @en"r, ryees
ssfy upward turning very dun Al the advsnoe'
The as Whole was very fa and devoid OF feature
The foreign markets seemed 10 be more In The way OF
te<pcnse 20 the American strength OF yestcIaay man
n indication Of any advancing tendency abroad ms
enersl foreign inquiry Tor cash wheat remains pnSa
sfActory and featareless The adV1ces rom he Wfst
effected but little ~ importance crop conoiuos
are unchanged and remain fairly ssts'st'ory InFhis
n spring wheat continue light but seem 10 cfeaf no
anxiety the estimates the visible supply IN
Ton during the morning pointed 20 about AfoGv pshn
decrease II expected that Minneapolis woua hhDM
reduction Of Do0D0 bIsh end New YORK. ana chcaho.
Qie important Losses also while Duluth o,tnst.d
you'd sacw EN- Increase II 10000 bush The primsm
movement for the week 10 DATE shows loss OF 1oVU
osl compared with last while exports show oss
OF 10000 bush Exports Of four are slightly peitef'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20
Railroads.

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"AMGRIcA's osEATssT RAILROAD
NETWORK
CENTRAL ':!,:!i 4! . .
- & HUDSON RIVER r. r.
the F0UR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.
FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION, AID STREET
$3.50 4. M-Esee9t sunday Empire state Express ss
syracuse and Rochester. Due Bursio ass p m
Niagara Falls 65s p. m. Tnis train Is limited to
$3.50 ! MDaiy. Fast Mall for Pogghkesysls; Albany "a
chicago
1890 A. M'-Except sunday. Day Express For all i'm
100 +. M"paiiy. Southwestern Limited For co;um-
bus Cincinnati. indianapolis and -. Louis stops
at Poughkeepsie, Albany Utica, Syracuse Roches-
100 P MDay Chicago Special for Detroit s Cles.
land To:edo and chicago; stops at PougsSsepss
Albany; schenectady. Utica Syracuse Rochester
$3.50 p. M~Excep, Sunday. West Point. POushkecpsie
4:sO r M-DaSy North Shore Limited. Due Detroit
$40 a. m. Chicago 4;5o p. M stops al "'oa"''
600 Npay For asany rrsy TSs' A As!5'H-
Niagara Falls, Cleveland Toledo Detroit Ch'oaso
40, GnGnna n; st. E kop: ,ov burlington plassursh
Montreal aad te.c4p, SATURDAY nrhis ot.aws
r. vi
land indianapolis. ST Louis, Chicago. stops al
Poughkeepsie Albany and Uuce ...
O,OO r 81 -Daiy Carries Sleeping Car passengers
only. points Fsi. Brook Railway via Lyons
and for Rochester. ,,.,..,.,,
9,15 p M-Daily For Syracuse. 0sweso MssI,oT WI
Ogdensburg. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Ceveiand. 70
ledo Chicago: except SATURDAY, for cape vincent
and the Auburn Road. ,-.,..,
1910 NIGHT train FOR chicago ard prno sa
points on New-York Central. every night eNspt
sunday night sunday nights Chicago sieepers leave
0,OG A. 81 and AS p M.-Dany except SUNDAY, to
o,t5 W~Sunday ON 10 P.ttsneid and the Berk
shire HIS via Harlem Division. 1880.
ALL NIGHT TRAINS TO YONhbRS, =.
al night trains between KEN 81 ana polnn ~
Putnam Division Yonkcrs, In connection "itm
the Elevated Road. THIS is the only line running a"
night trains out Of New-York 80,
Wagner Palace cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light Go, s...,oo
Tickets Wagner offices at CRAM 10 .Snay
Il3 23i 4i3 Broadway; 81 East 14fh ST. o2 Broadway
233 Co.umbus 81 West i25th-st and lisn-st sea
ton York SSs and 72s Fulton a. and 100 bfoaa"sE
=. D. Brooklyn, ,,... ~, Two wes, q.
Express Company. .- ., r,x,rtc
JOHN ~ TOUCE(. nbOhl,b, ID, 49, ,ssrt
General Manager. denefA tdss'n-rl ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD

StntiOns foot Of COrfIandt and DeabrOhnet ~:
$40 A. VI. daily SUNDAY, 200 A. NJ for MAOCh
CHUNK and intermediate stations ,n,. ,co .Sroy
sis A. VI: daily for WIIKEsBAdRRtEr sJRAS pIF
FAl.O NIAGARA FALLS and the West an, anS pr'ncps'
1880 A. VI. daily excep. Sunday. for MACcH cHVNN
nd int nOlnts
The National tribune., 1897-08-05

Gen. Thomas Holt Brevet Brigadier-Gen-
eral, who died the other day at his home in
Waterbury, Conn.,, aged o. was born in
Manchester, England. The breaking out of
the war found him at Port Jervis. y. Y, and
in response TO President Lincoln's call for
troops he organized a company, of which hs
was elected Captain. The men were ae-
cepted and mustered "a Co. T, 10Th " Y.
list Regiment, Sickles's Excelsior Brigade. }
In April, 1852, he was promoted Major.
His bravery and ability earned for him ths
commission of Lieutenant Colonel. received
IN December, 1852. In May, 1868. on ths
recommendation of Gems Hooker and
Sickles, he was promoted Colonel and trans
ferred TO the 74th y. 7. 18th Excelsisra.
March l3, 1865, he was brevetted Brigadier-
General for meritorious conduct. Gen. Holt
was Past Master of the Masonic Lodgs
IN Port Jervis, Past Officer of the Order OF
Red Men. Waterbury, Conn, and member
OF the GAR. Post.
The National tribune., 1897-08-05

eatarrh and bronchitis, which disabilities re-
suited in consumption. The Medical Ref
cree held, under the evidence, that consump-
! tIou cannot be accepted as resulting from
| alleged causes As evidencing an intention
that claimant shall be fairly heard in this
matter. Mr.. Davis says there is too little testi.
mony fled 10 enable a proper review OF the
claim: that it is clearly evident that claimant
does not intend to alege that the alleged re-
suits. catarrh and bronchitis. were the ouly
causes to which soldier death by consumption
may be reasonably attributed. So Mr.. Davis
orders special examination to determine the
cause or causes that led up to the fatal disease.
The report of certificates issued for the week
ending July 81 shows
Army invalid: Original, 91; increase and
additional, 225; reissue, 81; restoration and
renewal A; duplicate, /; accrued, III; total,
$50
Army invalid (act June %, 1890: Original,
COL; increase, 1852; additional, 100: reissue, z;
restoration, SO; renewal, 4; supslementals, z;
duplicate, 6; accrued. 1913; total. I,010.
Army widow, ETC.: Original, 79; restora-
tlon and renewal 2; duplicate. l; total 81.
Army widow, etc. (act June 81 lS90l: Origi.
mai, 294; renewal L; supplementals 5; dupli-
cate, l; accrued, 4; total. sos.
Navy invalid: Original, 2; reissue, 1; ac-
crued, /; total 4.
Navy invalid (act June %, 1890: Original,
8; restoration, L; total, 10.
Navy widow, etc: Original, /. Navy widow
(aot June %, 1890: Original2 .. Indian Wars
Survivors: accrued, 3. Indian Wars-Widows:
Original y
Mexican War survivors: Accrued g. Mexi-
can War widows: Original, II.
Totals: Original, 1902; increase and addi-
tioaal, 497; reissue, 90; restoration and renew
al, 107; suppiementals, -: duplicate, 10; ac-
crued, 262. Grand total, 2049.
The National tribune., 1897-08-05
CoMMITTEE ON PENSIONS

| The Committee on Invalid Pensions, rs an
nounced by Speaker Reed just before Congress-
| adjourned. is composed o. George w. Ray, New
York; Cyrus A. Suloway, New hampshire
Windtield S. Kerr, Ohio; Vespasian Warner,
Illinois; II. c. Brewster, New York; Henry Il.
Gibson, Tennessee; John c. Sturtevant, Penn
sylyania +. Stevens Henry, Connecticut; Isaac
A. Barber. Maryland; Samuel w. Smith, Michi-
gan; George e. Mcclellan. New York Robert
W. Miers Indiana; Jeremiah d. Botkin,
Kansas; James A. Norton, ohio, and Curtis
II. Castle. California.
The House Committee on Pensions is made ID
OF Henry {. Loudenslager, New Jersey; David
G. Colson, Kentucky; James L. Howe New
York; Jesse L. Strobe, Nebrasl5a jacob H.
Bromwell. ONO; George W. Weymoath, Mas
sachusetts; Chas. ID. Sheldon, Michigan; Fred
erick {. Stevens, Minnesota; Jesse i. Siallings,
Alabama; Thetus w. Sims, Tennessee K. G.
De Gratfenred Texas; Thomas y. Fitzpatrick,
Kentucky, and Freeman Knowles, South Da-
kota,
The National tribune., 1897-08-05
A FREE TICKET
TO THE
National Eneampment.

For the past five years THE Ma
TIoNAL TRIBUNE has been exceedingly
helpful to those desiring to attend Ma
tional Encampments and other great
gatherings by enabling them to easily
secure the necessary railroad tickets.
We propose to repeat this great serv-
ice to them this year, with reference to
the GAR National Eneampment at
Buffalo, n. Y, next August.
We will give frst-elass round-trip
ticket to Buffalo and return from any
point in the United States for club of
subscribers to The NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
These clubs will be proportioned to
the distance of the place from Buffalo,
but we will make liberal arrangements
in regard to them.
They can be very easily raised. The
NATIONAL TRIBUNE has been greatly
improved, and is by long odds the most
attractive and interesting paper in the
country. 1t requires little effort to Sc
cure subscribers for it.
Read " Ciu5-RaGsiHg Made Easy on
the Sth page.
Write to US at once for sample copies,
and as to how large a club will be re-
quired. Begin canvassing Immediately.
AID send In names as fast as secured,
notifying US that they are to be credited
on % Encampment Ticket"
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Washington, D. G.
The National tribune., 1897-08-05

lace is spread everywhere. 1t is garden fair
beyond description, and is our continual de-
light.
So
This week has been very profitable one-in
our business. One showcry day when we were
out for mountain ride our good genius i'm
PEELED US to beg for halt at woody place on
the mountain top and three of us jumped out
and began exploring to see what wonderful
things there might be found We followed a
lumber path down into the deep, moist shade
was trying to content myself with some bril-
liant " toadstoos" when heard a shout from
the Ladye who begged me to come quick" !"
and L went quickly and fonnd her hopping
about the finest specimen Of "Indian Pipe"
that it's ever been my luck to see. Her hus-
band had found it, and we exulted greatly. 1t
was fully 10 inches tall, pure white, with never
heck nor mar on its waxy leaves, petals, and
stem. A glow of yellow from the stamens in
closed within the dropping bel-shaped flower
was the only color in The whole plant The
Indian Pipe" Monotropa un.aora" is para
site. sad to say, and only gets its living by
sponging off its more industrious neghbors
The National tribune., 1897-08-05

Capt. M. NJ. Bassett. SD H., Peoria, H.,
made us call last week. He was captured in
Gen. Lauman's luckless assault on jackson
Miss, and kept in prison many months. lie is
a candidate for Post MASTER at Peoria. He is a
lawyer by profession.
The National tribune., 1897-08-05

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When She was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria.
The National tribune., 1897-08-05


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