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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-03-12
A Missing Minister Turns Up.

Plattsburg, N. Y, March 9.-The Rev.
E. j. Oldknow Millington, pastor Of the
Baptist church at Newark, N. j., who
disappeared from his home in that city
last week, arrived at his fathers home
in Keeseville, last night from Montreal.
He says hat he knows nothing OF what
transpired since he left home until he
found himself in Montreal, penniless
and starving. He is evidently de-
ranged.
Newark, N. j., March 9.-Mrs. Doro-
thy Dickinson, whose departure from
her home here was connected with the
disappearance Of Rev. E. ]. Oldknow
Wilmington, pastor Of the yarmouth
Baptist church, this city, who was 10
Gated today at Keeseville, N. Y. ar
rived in Newark today n went to the
house Of his mother. Il deny EN-
phatically," she said. that 1 went
away with or met Mr.. Millington dur
ing my absence. 1 saw him for the last
time one week ago last Sunday. |
went to Chicago at h solicitation OF
a friend, for what purpose 1 will not
say. What l did and who 1 saw is my
business, none Of the public's."
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Cash quotations were as follows:
! Flour was dull and steady, unchanged:
No. 2 spring wheat 13L n74kc; No. q
red S3A GS5&c: No. 2 corn 23h G23xc:
No. 2 oats 1shG16%c; mess pork Ss.250
$50: lard A.02kG 4.o5: short ribs "a. 500
$50: dry salt shoulders N.50n4.75: short
clear sides s4.5oG4s2h: whiskey Sl.l7.
New York. March 1e.-Flour dull.
steady. unchanged: southern -four
quiet, unchanged.
Wheat-Spot market fairly active.
weaker with options: { o b s4Sc: un-
graded red 7oGS5c: No. l northern S5Ac:
options opened weak and declined "a
fLc on weaker cables and expected
bearish government report. on the
amount in farmers hands. expected to
be 1oo,o 600. 600 to lao. ooo. 900 bushels. rail-
lying kc. and closing steady at AaSo
under yesterday. with fair trading.
No. . red March s1Tsc: May soAc; July
1SAc: September 15i1c.
Corn-Spots dull and easier: No. 3
2shc elevator. sac afoat: ungraded
white &c: steamer mixed ETC: No. Z &c:
options were dull and weaker at LGSc
3lLc.
~Oats-Spots dull. steady: options dull.
weaker: May siNc: July eeLc: spot
prices: No. . eec: No. . white e4c: mixed
western 2I62ILc.
Lard-ouiet. weak: western steam
%"""' ~, WV -haN WV ItliRllti. re-
fined dull; continent Sass: South Amer
lean Sass: compound 4sG4Lc.
P~ork-Steady. fairly active. un-
changed.
Overwhelmingly active: state. large.
SOPHIE: western fresh llAc: southern
11G11hc.
Cotton Seed Oil-ouiet. barely steady:
crude 2oG20i4c; yellow prime 2sIsc.
Enthusiastically unchanged.
Cofree-Steady. Onl5 points down:
March ss.s5; May ss.55msso: June s.. 60:
July sS65; September IS 65ms.7o: octo-
her sS.75: November ss.75: December
sS.70mS15: spot Rio duh. easy: No. Z
9L m9Ac.
Sugar-Raw firm. quiet; fair refining
: 1850; refined active. higher: on A
4 1-l6n4isc: standard A 4Ac: cut loaf
and crushed &c: g~ranu'ated 4Sc.
NAVAL STORES.
New York. March 10.-Rosin UNI
changed. quiet. ~Turpentine steady at
Soc.
Charleston. s. c., March 1o.-Turpen-
tine firm at &c: sales none Rosin firm:
strained common to good S.45m1. so.
savannah, Ga. March 10-Turpen.
tine firm at &c: sales sS7: receipts as.
Rosin firm; sales 1000: receipts sS5: a.
r. G. u. + s1.55: r sls5: c. 81 10: II
H.75: I. X. NJ $l.9O; n $l.95: w G $500;
w w 81 90.
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A Big Company Organized.

Norfolk, Va, March 9.-Judge
Hancke} has granted a charter to the
Compania ExpIorado Amazona Com
apny, the purposes of which are to
carry on a general export and import
business between the United States
and foreign countries, including the
purchase, production n sale of crude,
manufactured and manufactured
rubber and all classes of produce and
to hold, improve, sell and exchange
state of other concession. The capital
stock is to be from 81, 0O0, 600 to $40, 0OO,-
O00. The amount of real estate to be
held is lot to exceed $50, 900 acres. The
principal office of the company is to be
in the this city. The officers are: Ed
ward T. Petine, of HackonSack, n. j.,
president; Samuel B. Lawrence, of
New York. vice president; John B,
Summerfield, of Brooklyn, secretly
and treasurer.
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THE LEASE INJUNCTION
ALL OTHER MAT
TIERS AT THE CAPITAL.

First Suit of the Kind Ever Brousht-A
Bad Move Politically-Flurry Over Who
Shall BE Commissioner of Agriculture.
New State Boards-Most Important OF
the Bills Which Died ON House Caien.
dar-The Bill to Preserve Dismember.
ment Of the Cape Fear and Yadkin Val.
ley Railroad Ratified.
Messnegr Bureau, Park Hotel.
Raleigh, y. C. March 10.
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Az DECISION.

A Railroads Rights as to Possession of the
Fright of Way'-Rev. DIR, Marshall Re.
turns to Raleigh Great1yImproved-Libel
Suits Against Skinner and Kitchin-The
Commission of T. III. Sutton as Judge.
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Especial to The Messenger)
New York, March 10.-The dullness
of the cotton market was it's chief feat
ure today. The early Liverpool cables
this morning reported unchanged prices
there, and u market opened from 1
point down on the near months to 2
points up on the late. The European
news was of an indefinite character.
and business from outside sources was
extremely light. Some buying for Liv-
erpool account lifted prices a few points
after the opening, but the Improvement
was lost as soon az the orders wera
filled. The day was given over almost
entirely to the operations of the local
scalpers. May opened at &c, advanced
to 7.05, declined to 7.01 and closed at
7.03 to 7.04, with the tone of the mar
ket quiet and steady. A notable in
disposition to sell the new crop months
has recently served to some extent as
RIoRDAN G. Co. ,
(By Southern Press) .
New York. March 1O.-The SUMS cot
unchanged with sales OF 521 bales for
spinning. Middling uplands vas TIC.
against INC last year. New Orleans
and gulf TIC, against Sc last year. In
tense dizziness reigned in the specu-
lation today. The trading, what there
was or 1t. was Oh a local scapling ma
ture, and the fluctuations in prices
were few and slight. However, thera
was more disposition to buy than to
sell, and prices advanced slightly. The
Liverpool news was better than had
been expected in view OF the declin.
here yesterday and some shorts COW
cred. The receipts at the ports We're
moderate, the spot markets in this
country were firm, the export from
the ports liberal. and there was no
pressure to sell. The port stocks to-
day were S29, l08 bales. -ainst s37. 95f
yesterday, a decline of s s45 bales.
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Especial to The Messenger.)

Suits AGAINST Skinner and Kitchin-The
Commission of T. H. Sutton as Judge.
Especial to The Messenger.)
Raleigh. N. c., March 1O.-The gov
ernor commissions D.. H. Abbott. rail-
way commissioner. His commission to
Thomas H. Sutton as judge of the
April 1st.
Sixty-twO persons were examined for
places in the internal revenue service
in his district January 10th. Notice
was given that only twelve passed. OF
these nine are from Raleigh; one is a
lady.
Rev. DR.. Marshall returned today
from the Western hospital. He is
greatly improved. He goes to Chapel
Hill in a. few days for rest.
Governor Russell and Attorney Gen.
eral Walser had a conference today re-
garding the injunction Of the federal
court as to the lease. State Treasurer
Worth finds that the legislative appro-
priations aggregate $3.50, 900, which far
exceeds any previous appropriations. It
is aid the special appropriations
amount to $3.50, 600.
L. H. Corpening, who was delegate
to the last national populist conven-
ton, sues Congressman Skinner and
Buck Kitchin for libel, they having
charged that he, their room mate, stole
their watches and money Other del
egates are summoned to appear as wit
nesses. The case comes up at Morgan
ton.
Dave Sutton said today: You can
say that I will certainly be mayor of
Wilmington after the fourth Monday
in March, and I will be a good one too"
One of the most important suits that
has been before the snnrAme court is
that of the Raleigh and Augusta Air
Line against Sturgeon, which affected
only a small piece of land, but involved
a great principle, affecting indirectly
thousands of acres of land in this
state worth perhaps millions of dollars.
The railroad company brought an
action of ejectment against Sturgeon
to remove him from its right Of way,
claiming it owned 100 feet on each side
of the centre Of the track. The COM
pdI1y tu HUI DOuSHI liz dllo LIN AioU
paid nothing for it, but claimed under
the special provisions of it's charter
there was after the lapse of two years
conclusive presumption of a grant for
full 200 feet and that it's actual posses
sion of part was constructive possession
of the whole of it's right of way. The
defendant had been in uninterrupted
possession Of his land, but as no sta
tute of limitation OF presumption ever
runs against a railroad in this state
his possession would not avail against
the The court dismissed the
action, laying down the great principle
tina wherever a railroad company took
land under the right Of eminent do
main, otherwise than by actual grant
it acquired only an easement, and
could AXE actual possession of unused
portions of it's right of way only when
necessary for actual uses Of railroad.
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Liverpool, March 1O.-12:3O p. M
Cotton-demand fair; American mid
ding 2 21-32d: sales 10000; American
$500; speculation and exports 500; re-
ceipts 5000; American $500. Futures
opened quiet; demand moderate.
American middling, low middling
clause: March, March and April, April
and May, May n June 3 57-64d; Sep
TENDER and October 3 49-64d; October
and November 3 45-64d. Futures quiet.
Tenders-900 bales new dockets.
4 p. m.-American middling, low mid
ding clause: March, March and April
3 5S-64d value; April and May 8 5S-64d
buyers; May and June, FUR and July,
July and August 3 5s-64d, 3 59-64d buy
ers; August and September 8 56-64d
buyers; September and October 8 So
CAD, 8 51-64d sellers; October and No
vember 3 46-64d, 47-64d; November
and December, December and January
3 45-64d sellers. Futures closed steady.
New York, March 10.-Cotton steady;
middling nc; net receipts none; gross
912; exports to the continent LII; for
warded 296; sales 521, all s%pinners';
stock PAS, 619.
Total today: Net receipts i 1895; ex-
ports to Great Britain SIS; to France
5000; to the continent 1886; stock $685.
1O8.
Total so far this week: Net receipts
sc, $40; exports to Great Britain 1913;
to France 21,17S; to the continent A.
963.
Total since September list: Net re-
ceipts 6,035, 4S1; exports to Great Britain
2,606, COZ: to al 6S5, S46; to the con
tinent 1875 71; to the channel 5,s41.
Cotton futuers closed quiet and
steady: sales 1880 bales: March 6.95;
April 500; May 7.O3; June 7.07; July III;
August 7.12; September 6.84: October
ga: November 6.76; December $50;
January 6.S5.
PORT RECEIPTS.
Galveston-Steady at Z Lie; net re-
ceipts 1893.
Norfolk-Steady at &c; net receipts
1889.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at TIC; net re-
ceipts 848.
Boston-Easy at TIC; net receipts
359; gross 1,18S.
Wilmington-Firm at &c; MT receipts
no.
Philadelphia-Quiet at nc: net re-
ceipts /.
Savannah-steady at 6 13-1sc; net re-
ceipts 1921.
New Orleans-Quiet at &c; net re-
ceipts 5,S45; gross 5,655.
Mobile-Quiet at CSC; net receipts
sos; gross 1924.
Memphis-Firm at 6 5-1sc; net re-
ceipts $50.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY at NC; net receipts
1860; gross 1870.
Charleston-Firm at CSC; net receipts
399.
Cincinnati-Steady at TIC; net re-
ceipts AT.
LouisvilIe-Firm at TIC.
st. Louis-Quiet at &c: net receipts IS.
Houston-Quiet at z Lie; net re-
ceipts 1,4s0.
GRAINS. PROVISIONS. ETC.
Chicago, March 10.-The leading flu
lures were as follows: Opening, high
est, lowest and closing.
Wheat-March 73SG74c, 74Ac, 73kc,
73&@731zc; May 74hG75c, 75Ac, 74kd
74Ac, 48I7412c; July nc, 72BG72hc,
71Ac. 1hG1Ac; September $3.50, 70Ac,
69ac, 9k669Ac.
Corn-March 23kI23Ac, 23h623Ac
23hG23Ac, 23hG23Ac: May 24kG24Ac
24%G24Ac, 24kc, 24h G24Ac: July 25Ac
254c. 25Ac. 25%c; September 2sA927c
2sMG27c. 2skc, 2SAc.
Oats-March 15%c. 15&c, 15Ec, 15Ac;
May TIC. 17kc, 17hc, 17hc; July 1890
1shc, 1shc, 1870.
Pork-May $40 $40. IS. 80. $3.50
July ss.521s. ss.o2h. $s.421z, $S.42h.
Lard-May $4.15. A.17h, $40, $4.1O
July $4.25. 34.25, $40, 1920.
J Ribs-Aay A42h. $4.45. $4.37k, $40
July $3.50. $4.56, A.47h, $3.50.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
FINANCIAL.

New York. March 10.-Money on call
easy at 1RM2 per cent: last loan at
~, and closing at IL per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 8 per cent. Bar silver
$685.. Sterling exchange easy. with ac-
tUal business in bankers bills at $4.S5A
@4.S5t2 for sixty days. and s4.S7A for
demand. Posted rates $4.S6kG4.SS
Commercial bills at A.S4G4.S5. Gov
eminent bonds firm. State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds easier. Silver at the
board was lower.
Treasury balances: Coin, $131, Isl, 572;
currency. 500, 1884, AIS.
STOrKC AMI
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-03-12

Stop drugging yourself with quack
nostrums or cures" Get a Well
know pharmaceutical remedy that VIII
do the work. Catarrh n Cold IN .nr
baad will not cause suffering if Ely'S
Cream Balm is used. Druggist Will
supply 1Oc trial size or soc full size. we
TIY BROS. Sc Warren ST, n. Y. City
Rev. John Reid, Jr., of Great Falis.
Mont, recommended Elys cream balii
70 mo 7 can emphasize his statement.
1T is a positive cure for catarrh +
used as directed."-Rev. Francis w.
Poole. Pastor Central Pres. Churcn'
Helena, Mont.
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Cotton

u 8 g as reg. 1881; do coupons.
sasked. ibid. tex div. xsellers.
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NAVAL STOREa

NAVAL STORES
Spirits observation-disclosures barrels
quiet at &c: country barrels quiet at
26Isc.
Rosin firm at $1.i5 Ind $50.
Tar firm at $l.00.
Crude turpentine nominal: hard $3.50;
soft s1.s0.
Prices same day last year-Spirits
turpentine at 2sAc and e5Ac: rosin $3.50
and s1.35: tar 90c; crud turpentine
$50 and s1.7o.
tine.
Receipts today-52 casks spirits tur-
pentine, 33a barrels rosin. pa barrels
tar. - barrels crude turpentine.
Receipts same day last year-l9 casks
spirits turpentine. Al barrels rosin. So
barrels tar - barrels crude turpen-
tine.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.
COTTON

COTTON REPORTS.
Wilmington. N. c.. March 10.
Receipts OF cotton today-170 bales.
Receipts corresponding day last rear
119 bales.
This seasons receipts to date-23o.9 1s
bales.
Receipts to same date last year
160. It's bales
The quotations posted 1T ( o'clock to-
day at the exchanges:
Cotton firm.
Ordinary ......... ............ 4S
Good middling s
Low middling ............ ........ sN
4AidliiuE -..-.--..- ........
GOCC mlddling .......-.... ....... Z 5-16
Prices same day last year TMc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02
.TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Boston, June when the safe in the furniture
stare Of G. H. Robinson & Co. was opened this
rmorninC IL was found that the money drawer had
Ken tempered with and over Sleo0 taken. Nothing
sse in the store was disturbed II IL thought the
sac was opened by some one who knew the com
bination
BRISTOL Y. l., June 1.-The new United States
,orpedoboat Dupont. which the Herreshoffs are
tniiding is almost completed, and only the finish
time remain to be made before the vessel will he
ready for her trial trip. The Dupont Is almost an
exact reproduction OF the Porter, which COM
peted by the Herreshofs short time ago.
Omaha, June l.-When Henry Thomas. Waterman
for the Pacific Express Company the main Of
fee In omaha. shot himself on Saturday night, he
left note giving rise to the belief that he had
taken package OF bills amounting TO $500 from
The Office. The robbery occurred nearly two years
ago The money has been found in an old barn
which Thomas referred TO in his note. lie had
never been suspected in conencton with the rob
berry.
Saratoga. n. y. June 1.--Ephraim Wilson, n
farmer eiGhty-two years Old. and his wife, seventy
five years old. were brought to the Saratoga Hos
ptal this afternoon in unconscious condition.
They lived alone in the town of Wilton. four miles
north Of this place, and were found to-day In their
house both unconscious. Just how they received
cved that the skulls of both fractured and that
both Will die
Chicago. June l.--Adoph Luetgert. the rich sau-
sage-maker. charged with the murder OF his wife.
held fcr the Grand Jury to-day without bail.
The examining Magistrate said that there was
strong circumstaniisl evidence tina; crime had
been committed, and It pointed to the conclusion
that the defendant guilty of the crime with
which he was charged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02
WEST SHCRE R.K.

Trains leave w 42d st. station. " Y. follows ana
u m. earlier fcot Franklin st:
$50 A. NJ Daily. Local 10 Buffalo.
IO.I5 A NJ Daily ior Albany. Utica Syracuse Roches-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Fort Wayne Toledo 'le'e-
land Chicago. . ..
:;:, A. NJ Daily except Sunday. to Catsk MOUNTAINS
New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska. Albany.
Utica. Saratoga. Caldwell, Lake George. Faror car 10
Albany.
6;OO r. NJ Daily for Albany Montreal Utica. Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit,
Cleveland Chicago and St. Louis.
7f5 n Daily except Sunday. for Syracuse. Roches-
ter and Buffalo
S,f5 T. NJ Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Rochester.
Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto, Detroit Cleveland.
Chicago and ST. Louie.
Time tables principal hotels and offices.
6. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt ave. New York.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWJERSEY
tAnthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. AUtCmatic Block Signals.
on and after May ~. 1877.

-Four Automatic IlOck SGnaE
on and after May ~. 1877. 49,
Trains leave of Liberty ~.
For Easton. Be:neh:m. Allentown Mauch chnnk &c;
4:30 1:lj 9lo 1:i5 to Easton, A. NJ lilo. l:du 40
$40 to Easton) 51j q 80 10 Allentown T. NJ Sundays
$50 t7;i5 to EastonJ A. NJ. Loo $50. 600 j. ~ =,
For Wlkesharre. Pittston and scranton. o:lO A. NJ
100 30. AIS r. NJ. Sundays. 4:31 A. NJ =, ,,o
For Reading 4:3O. soc $40. 1000 go A. NJ i;Io
i.3o 200. 200 43o. 5:45 900 r NJ; 1915 night s ln-
For Harrisburg at 43o 500 oIo 1880 A. NJ. 40
30 SO 5:i5 r. ". 1913 night. Sundays, i;"o A. NJ
90 5:sc. j. NJ. I2:lj night. -
For SUnbury Iewlsburg and Wlliamsport. at 400 500
1910 a. NJ. 40. 80 500 = NJ. Sundays. 1870 n NJ
ALI, RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &C.
For Red Bank Long Branch. Asbury Park. ocean
Grove and points south 10 Point Pleasant. 40 o;30
lOi5 A. NJ go $3.50 400 a 30 Red Bank ony). $40
ass G5 r. NJ. sundays stops at ln,erahcn for Aseury
For Lakewood Toms River. Barnegat Park and Earne'
cat $50 $50 A. NJ. 100 4:3O j. VI. .
For Atlantic City. Vineland and Bridgeton ijo n NJ
For Monmoith Beach, seabreh: and Highlands Of Nave
sink go $3.50. 1915 4. NJ 1870. 4:3o 4i5 =. ~ Sun
'@yN' ''oo a. SANDY nook ROUTE.
From Pier " r.. foot Of Rector st.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Reach Normandle
Rtmson Beach. Seabright. Monm@-th Reach and Long
Branch $50 1915 4. NJ. Il co saturdays only. 80
500 T. NJ sundays, $50 A. NJ. 100 T. NJ ~
For Elberon. Asbury Pax Ocean Grove; and points
on1 3;45 r. Sundays stop at nterlaken for Asbury
Par, and ocean Grove). 9:30 4. NJ.
For Lakewood Toms River Barreeat Park ana Barne-
ga, 40 A. VI. q 90 Saturdays only) 345 p. "
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York foot OF Chambers st.
as foioSs and i've minutes earlier from West 23d ST.
"n.00 4 W-Vestibulod Express daily for Wayerly
R,nebamton Elmra. Buffalo, Bradford. Arrive Buffalo
500 p NJ. Tarlor ca, 20 Buffalo $500, nail. ..,,,
train foi Chicago Chautauqua lake arrives Cleve-
iand TAO A NJ Chicago. p NJ. Sleepers 10 Chicago
Cleveland and Cincin, att Dining Car. -
u M-Buffalo and Cleveland Nestibuled Express
MI, rves Ruffalo 7:l5 A. NJ Bradford. 7.1j A. NJ
isms:,oun s55 A. Nj Cleveland 1:15 r. NJ. Seepers to
Buffalo Cleveland aklng direct connections TOT De
trot Chicago and tho West ..,- -,
S.1S p M.--Nia Cfautaudua Lake and Niagara Fals
Day Solid train Chicago. Seepers TO Horneilsvle
oh fGKr ar' IWCAI. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodatons at ILL., l3 2C 4ol and 1s7 Br na
way 1o7 Rowery East 125th and ~ West 10Th
az Chambers and West 23d-st ferries. New-Gork 1913
and 1925 FUtonst 100 Broadway Bfookyn od lnd
Exnrees calls ror checks baggage from hotels and
residences destination
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STOR
MORGAN & BROTHERS,

Storage Warehouses. 233. o3i and 236 West
f7th-st, nea- Broadway. Separate rooms
Tor furniture mirrors, pianos, Dageaee.
etc Padded vans for moving in city or
country Furniture. china. bric-a-orac'
etc. etc. packed by competent packers,
Estimates furnished. Telephone CALI '''
IS
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

Leave New-York, Tool .! LlbtTly 81. daily
CHICAGO. y. IN, and ~ IL night
PlTrsBURG $50. ex sun. sun, i2.i3 night.
UINsTXNArd 81 - ~ a. u b,ni, car,
II 80 a. m. Dining Carr. . 800 Dining Carr. dining
can D. m II II night; Sunday, 10 Dining carr, l.30
a. m. Dining Can, Dining Carr. Dining Carr.
10 IL night
= NORFOLK. II. 30 4. m. daily.
NEW ORLEANS Through Sleeper 500 y. m. daily.
bIl trains are illuminated with pntsch Light
Ofices: l13 i72. 2GI 434. LAO B'way 81 r. 1ith ST.
Y. 339 3tt Fulton-s. brooklyn; station
foot NJ Liberty St. n. e. H. r. OF " j. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence to destination.
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RAILROADS..
ID NHSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

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STATIONS Zoo, Of West Twenty third street and pe'-
brosscs ,ortandt Streets. - 1870,
CJThe leaving time from Dcsbrosses ana '2t,ldnu.
Streets is FIVE minutes later than that given below Tor
3.35 4. II. FAST MAii.-PulIman BUFFET ra,lor Car ar
cS CHIC oo'f No 20 coaches rsG to p,s sS%&' ~
FAST k!XE aNIa Sn4 G5ev'snf
Compartment sleeping bnas smoInf oSssTya-
tion Cars. For Chicago. Cleveland Toledo. Cinein-
sa Taa'9 @co5 5's aSb s o6Is
Sa'hyi WI W GnSRn9' fhsaF s5 Chi
80 r. SWSfErf Efs2ypREssFOr cncn
=: EXcfIc GXfaEss Pt,ssq5s sand and
WASHINGTON AND THE ,OurG: =,
sI5 Congressional Lln al p-rlor and Dining CT ~
nSh, D snns Ta s ,'S PG " earn s censTes
sonal Linz al PaIior and Dining CaIsl 80 oD""s
so G@F 2H e. s s. u 'S% "E so night
ATLANTIC, COAST LINE Express o25 a. m and $50
r6F 3 9S naS p SaS
ATLANTic ciTy|pesbros.es cortlandt Streets i'o
Ls ranS H6ary Park nqterafsn s%nday ana Ocean Ocean
iandt Streets 90 a. M 1910 $50 $40: SO and
ol ~: 100 FOE s!s ~. 5 :! s 1s: Limited,
az 2 CAB 16n IS ar 'i 5s n ne ea s Dining
:9 5tS ; So s n IL TsG sT Ic a. 's
55 dining Carr "a ss5' - 2 :' dDi"as tar AZ DINING
Carr. 5.55 dining carr. 7.4c 7.55, saj p. m. i2lo
Tickle, offices Nos iG o la6 1923 ~ and eei RrGaG.
way: Astor House; West Twenty third street station:
cour; Street, SEQ Fulton street es BROADWAY. ana
Te Ncr york. a1s T comSy T cali
check luggage from hotels and residences through 10
]. p. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02

PATENTS PROCURED 10y G. A. SNOW <
co. Washington. u. G.: no attorney
fee before patent; no eiaptrap oner Of
urizcs or promises ~ sudden wealth. but
si-alehtf0TWari advice and helpful srrvlcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02
MACHINERY

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AT REDUCED PRICES. 300 second-ha
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed: machinery bought ana ex
changed. GEORGE II. EDDY. svS Madi-
ton-st.