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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08

a:$::! Ii. q S:. I. b ~ q, IS, m
e. g sa s :, !, = /, = s:.Es ii
s Il g. @ ,s Sc iSS ID. at 81 40 mixed
:"; HH;s 81 IT, =; H. = +. & /:
4 i! 6 @ b & (; Il I;
ss5 lS ~ - 30 10 a. rs NJ 8 q 80 do.
200 ~ sSo do. li NJ at 81 IL 0u''er"''k caves
yen. ss ri at s. ;.s s7 lS % q, d: 49, IS
%ss al sss:' ); e ep e = 49, isS h. at
$50 ss Western say yss. 'i s g. at a 8 Is, d.
@ s = q id h. DE- e. i n r Is St a s. =
r. a at s. co. 20 d. 1876 il Do ls n a Ws.s s1
is Is Is - IS p &C $. Z: :: = F : 3 ,s. m
So 81 do 1872 10. at s. no; % do l32 ID a' - w. w.
70 Tins q ysal' i@o r. at e sG 10 a,
Newton & Co. veals at So: do. l+o ID al % 'o'
s 81 III SxD days "SSa4s
Gsre - cars or 1922 head counting the stock "a
rom last ssa se al asEs S f
were Southern lamb. Sleep were Ruled dull and ia
are weak tx. bulk u pfme
ion lamb S on Sera a i%DP MEDIUM sorts
lower SATURDAY. There was S1 fSe stock changed
SSas2 1 9 @ 70 per lSs
10 choice bunch ,eaching ~ ~; enoice lambs prln
&C. as.ssS ,% %S'1 Sss s'
:; o r. & &. Z
Do 81 ~ 81 St 80 So IN b. sss 8 b a,
IS s. a g. K ss a, g 81 S 70 Is 2TS
gss.as, !. = a su H. sa sh sS iS
De- fS do at = at s. s. ~ as tx Ken
60 = q e. LAMB: ;; !. - q Il
g. g. % IS IS At Se, st. virginia at s. a. s 81 DO & ID
y s'sy s. E. 8 r. ssS SaS .h s ; +
s. s S5s'" iss H r. a. ,n. - n a, SO Is.
j. 8 s. e; i E:@''s! '%s h@ai q
9 o. g n, b. a, at s. g g. = o oH' d.
s. $ b B. 1 Ohio sheep q 10 49, 30 49, n at s.
K ( "e!o 3 + ss,s 5 ,a g H.
8 a. g, 5s at at $. a.
IS H. indiana Sc e I 81 at a5 $ s. 19 at s.
ys.ns % vs at Ss % d 1H S at s. s. & oh
shes sa'i 100 S"TSp at DO iSl r. 70 a, 81 3
Ksn's ssSds DO $50 ~ss, Virginia at s. 90?
a 81 r at . & iS 3 Do at &C. So r. IS
25 nu .sss5 ye%TSS' at rex s. se DO 50 c
West " y5 ws:rs 90 e? 80 e
IL Hollis iss Bpas y sm q ID at So 8; Buffalo
sheep 1870 10 at 81 90 d 40 iV ~ az ~ 80 49, ~ "
AZ s3 30; | buck $50 n. at ~ ,, :, ~ =, G, ,5.
Georre Dlenback 239 Buffalo yearlings 20 10 a. -
900 A. N n a, s. l5 Buffalo sheep, 100 10. at ~ 20
IA state do. III 10 at 81. ,-, &C. . 40 ?. N
n Harrington 30 State lambs 81 To- at 20 90 30 ~
a, S. 60 ig2 buffalo yearlings IS 10 at - IN -o' uo
10 a. Rnen,s for two days II or IL Az head
,O%no aoi head on sale Slightly frmer at s4asf 20
ner 100 n for the whole range 900 >, oro-aos n,
P' +, ~ Hollis - State hogs. M I'd average at
:, 49, ioo m. / rough. $50 ID. at 81 IL.
40 Pr W,iIen. 90 state hogs. III 10, at 81 3D.
c,rse Duenback q State hogs los 10 az ~ 10; 90
,sS n at 81 O5 do $50 H. at 81; rousn ~" 10 a'
"a "a -, ~ do $50 10 a 81: stag 700 H. at - g. ~
'Mcpherson e. CO.: state hogs, la ID al a. stag
$50 10 a, Tate Saturday Is state hogs 1871 70. at 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08

ADVERTISEMENTS ana SUBSCRIPTIONS for The Trip
n une received at their Uptown ONCE. NO l2@2 Broaa
Xay ID door north 3ls,st.. until o'clock D. m; ad
received at following branch ofnces al
regular ofce rates until o'clock M a VIZ 70 syn
6thaye and i4ths l42 Columbusnye near West 6otn-
IT.; ios 42is CHA o2 East i4th 81 p
ives, aod ST. between 7th and Sth 1853 East tItr
ST sas Sd ave. between 10th and IIth ets l02S 90
ave, near ist-st: 554 3d-aye. 2lo Beecker,sL s2o
nsecker-st. opOs 3d-ave.: 240 East I0th-s l92l "a
ave ss2 Sd ave O5 Ainserdan-ave 4O2 West 42dst
las East leth-st: 2os East 4sthet: $50 gth.aye eSi
$50 broadway: 500 Cd l:o sthsy. I3is 2d-ay.
rSo Gth-aye At the Harlem Offices POSI- 3d-aver near
iisth-st: 1856 East 12sth-s.. near M-ave; 243 West
icsth-et bot 7th and sh ayes a2o Wet t!.th-.. Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08

1890 granuated reduced from 4'.c to 4tsc and
No | was advanced from +sc 70 4i-l6r Cotton
changed firm; city prime in hide. Sc; country
6bl. 27s43c dark DO. 2isc; cakes 3h93'.c: grease
2q2ac Live poultry closed dull and easier; fowls Toe;
ROSTERS 7c spring chickens ltglsc Dressed poultry
firm fair demand; fowls choice saY3c: do fair
sQsac: broiers Western 1890: do nearby 2Jq2sc hs
To- size and quality.
II. Louis June Flour dull unchanged Wheat
firm; No red cash elevator SIC bid track s5tsc:
July. d9sc; August 6ISc asked; September GISc bid.
TENDER 23ac bid. Oas-Spot steady; No 2 cash, i7i,c
bid July isc bid. Bran dull weak and unchanged But
quiet creamery. ilal5'ac dairy. 6dl2c. Eggs firm
Whisk, 81 10 Pork nominal; standard mess. Job
hing nominal steam
50 Is: prime choice. So 42is Bacon Boxed shoulders
81 371 short clear. 81 y: ribs. s. 81: shorts
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders s. 75 clear
81 70. ribs 81 So shorts. 81 IS.
Toledo June NO session Produce Exchange to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

Arrives Buffalo 0:55 p 81. Pullman vestiOrls Dc
Coaches and Paror-Cars Dinng-Csr service. Meas
Ia carte Connects at Buffalo with through s.e,bsD
Detroit and Chicaso - g. ,,v
siI:25 40 T. ". daily, except Sunday. for MACCI
CHUNK and intermediate points
s1x,55. l,15 T.. ~. sundays only for EAsTOA
n ,T'C,E CHUNK and the coa ranches
- .25 40 F. ". iail". except sunday. foT WIfKEk
pARRE PITTSTON SCRANTON. and principal inter-
mediate stations Connecs for all points In coal res0s<
chair-car for Nilkesoarre.
RARRE' PITTsTON. SCRANTON. and principal intsr
mediate stations Connects for al points IN coal Eege
Pullman Buffet Paror-Car 20 Wikes are
s1:SS Sis Z. ". daily for EAsTON AID ints
eK.ss V,iO p NJ daily. except sunday Express 70
S,a, zion and principal rtermeiate stations Comes,
90 Rssding and Harrisburg. Chair car 20 sllHgton.
sG,SS StO p. ". daily fer BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FAILS" and all points West Pullman sleeper ysstoui
3.S $40 p aa,ly exseps SUNDAY s9P1s On,
az i sCU Gfft'NK L. & y. JUNCTION. sAYRE GEy
EEHHA RoCHESTER. BATAVIA. and BUFFALO Pub
cisener Tor Bua.o None but seeping-car
man mai carrlpsd No taggage carried.
400 p NJ. daily, FOR ITHACA GENEVA
pOS HEsTF,R BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and !
49, West pullman seepers 10 Wilkesbarre and thar
National locs trains daily excsp, sunday sr BouN
PA NJ :55 go. 1855. 100. and '5.-5 o 20 P.
".U a. h ana pullman accommod atoms AT Tia osl "a
"a. a.. and 1923 Brosdway. 81 F.. i+ih ST. isG T. i1s
80 % powery y. Y. SEQ Fulton 81. Court St, b
e.. A. 5ray and brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn
transfer co. Will call for and check bag IN
,,,si or residence through % destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
WEST SHORE R.K.

Traine leave W. 42d station. ~ Y. as foio"'' III"
IS m earlier from Franklin St:
3;3O A. NJ Daily Local &c Buffalo. ,.
IO,i, N Daily Tor Albany. Utica. Syracuse Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Fort Wayne Toledo Cie'e'
land Chicago ,,, ,.,,.,,.
II IA A NJ Daily except Sunday, to Catski Mountains
New patti Lakes M6honk and Mlnnewaska, Albany,
Utica Saratoga Caldwell Lake George. Paror car 70
Albany. , val. crr.,u..
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. De"oi''
Cleveland Chicago and St Louis ,. p.,...
ter and Buffalo ~ , p.....,.,
buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit CieVeiano'
Chicago and ST. Louie.
Time tables at principal hotels and offices
c. f. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt ave. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
QUOTATIONS OF BEEvEs.

BEEvEs-Receipts two DAYS. 225 cars. or $3.50 head
50 be exported lGI cars drec, 70 local saugh,
sixtieth. st. Demand moderately active. and the yards
were cleared in good season at slightly hrmer figures for
Steers sold at 81 iCGs5 Is per 10 NJ few TOPS at
s. 2O and oxen at s3as4 90 bulls at k3aS3 Io DRY
COWS a, - prime city dressed native sides Cables from
London end Liverpool quoted American steers at iogllc
ws a shssp a. per e. The TGsH
10 Liverpool day $50 cattle eaualy DIVIDED between
sheep for j. shamberg Son. and 1900 quarters OF beef
'0s saes%McPherscn & CO. Ohio steers. 1900 ID
age at e. 20: 10 d. l5. n a, $50 10 DO i2s3 n at
10" N g. g. e I d. at lSiS r. al b s. 2' o.
8 cows .sd N. at 81 30 DO $50 NJ at SO 81 % do
\ il Erpsen IS Ken,u:sy , steer; 1891 n at $40
fnn9f !. I s' bulls s iSo' at 2: Is d. i .s
at 80 ~ a, g % II cow. 90 900 at g 70
% a. ls r. a, s. o. IS d. 1879 ID at s. il d. 1871
H. II as u DO "a n at 5. o. DO 1873 Ib a, . so
,o MeTon ., f9 bus 1870 n at il ' State
IaId OK CO.. $ Ia. 50: H. at 49, COW. 1910 ~ at
Sherman culver Illinois ste, s,ssrs III 70 a, $. 90
T. s S0 H. '' at 81 r. 90 do 1880 r. at s.
Hume & Mullen; oxen I+oS n at s. 60; DO 1890 n
at 81 81 S% ~ ,1 at % s s g. D. stead. s. al
cALvEGReceipts days. 1922 head all for the
market making with the stock carried from last
week 1912 head on sae-.iMi at Jersey r,y and Seii
grades which advanced nc per III over closing figures
last week BuermfK calves sold freely but ruled lower
The decline equal In most cases to e The pens were
sass per 10" n With he uS % the ,ass a, - oa
s. 50asi iS bu,termk So 6oas. city dressed
hrm Isn9c per 10. country dressed quiet at 'nsc
dressed buermks sold at cdisc little calves at s1ec
saie.-p " ous CO, veal: ,s' n av ,Js a.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
NIL lACKAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. Z
..ti:n. An Ncw-NOrk. foot of Ba relay u
Christopher streets.
VESTIBULED p1<TSCvI ii.:iiT

nr.ct route 70 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCf.An
-" THE ORANGES. summit. Barnards,llle. Baske
Ridge Madison. Morristown Passaic. Paterson B1S
MooNNTriiN Washington. PHILLTPsBURG EAsTox
MATER GAP STROUDSBl RG, Pocono Moun'ls
sCRANToN PITTsToN WIi,KESBARRE NtNr
CoLE DASVIILE NORTHUMBERLAND. Nom
SohrRp al H,;UAMTON. OXFORD, NORWICH ws,a
vile UTICA RIcHFiELp SPRINGS, Cortlsn.
cGRNI BATH. DANsvII.i.E. EUFrAto ana a,
SokN iN a. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
pI,n'sM ""nINGHAMToN MAI. Stops a, principe
- stations cafe car. BUFFALO SCRANTON. BiNG.
ioU Mon OWEGO ITHACA Fl.MlRA UTICA
K K,NEpnnrsS pullman Parlcr Cars. Connecting s'
Eunao St'RANTON. wILKESBARRE and ELMiRA
iOo r,svurSc pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
EMIT SCRANTON WILKESBARHA: and PLYx'
-" r;r,nn rXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor car.
" cpafy)-Chcago Vestibued Limited Express
'"~ y S,,;pANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA Bvc
FA ,go Dining Car Of Buffalo
IN II n iDaily)-Butalo Express Pullman Seepers 20
Cd" sa,;:pXNTON BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA BATH. MT.
WoRRiS ana BUFFALO. arriving Buffalo 8 A.
n. % 70 n 1Daily)-BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
Wow T0S OVEGO ITHACA. EI.NIRA. UTICA. SYRIA.
CISE and oSWEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Bana
rIGKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATING :.
Henry Gaze & Sons. Limited. li3 Broadway. "a Pan
place @29 Broadway. Tickets at ferry stations. ~
pro,dvay III 4th-ave. l2thst.; 81 West i23tast
9S5 Columbus ave. New-York 33s ard 72d Full st.
and lO6 Broadway Brooklyn. Timetables giving fun -
formation all stations. - -,
WEsTcoTT EMPRESS COMPANY viii call sor an
check baggage from hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
BALTIMORE e. OHIO
Leave New-York. foot ,: Liberty ST.. daily

Leave New-YOrk. loot ,: LlD ,h, 3D. oA'''
PiTTsBURG. $40. ex sun; sun. l2io night.
ciNCINNATI ST L2rrso 10 a. 300 300 % Dining carr
II 20 a NJ dining cs :. 20 DininS Car, DinsS
car, o m l2i night: sunday 10 tpinlns CarJ ~ a
A m DINING Carr, Dining Carl. DINING carr
o m. IL II night.
NORrOr.E. y 40 a m. daily. -. ..u,
NEW-oRI.EANS Through sleeoer zoo ., m da'''
IN trains are 'urn mated With Fr'sch Lent ga. g.
onces 49, I12 2s -. iito Bway 81 i Station
Too, g, Liberty St ~ G. T. r. of " J. Baggage checKed
from hotel o. residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08

Galveston June lotion quiet and about steady: mid
ding re low middling Jsc; good ordinary. Glsc:
.eips 10 bales: sales $50 stock corrected ls35s
Norfolk. June cotton irm: mliiling V-i8c; low
middng Bloc; good ordinary. GIec. receipts 2+t bales
exports the Continent o23: coastwse. 2ot: sales. 81
stock. 1865
savannah June 7.-Cottoa dull; middng nc: low mid
ding $40. receipts IS oales: exports coaswise. 0Sj
stock. IL. l0d.
New Orleans. June COTTON steady: mdding TNc;
low middllng l5-lGc good ordinary Csc receipts $50
bales exports 10 the Continent. 2O5 sales co. stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWJBRSI!
Anthracite coal used exclusivelyD
-Four tracks Automatic Block signals.
On and after June :. 80.

Anthracite coal used excIuelFeDD
Four tracks. Automatic Block signals.
and after June !, 1874.
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty 81
For Easton. Bethlehem Allentown. MaYch chlnk Ac
40 1:i5, $40 III As to Esston' a. NJ 40 iD ~
a 80 to Easton) 5:ij g 80 TO Allentown Z u sunday
40 G. rs TO Easton) A. NJ. 100. 40. 600 ? ".
i:io' 30. as r 81 surda Js' 80 < II '''
For Reading at 30 soc $40. 0C0. II 70 A. 81. In
1890 200 400 40 545. 900 p II. 1915 nighs. sgn.
days +:30 A. H.. 200. 200 500 $50. Zoo p. ~. u:u
For Harrisburg a. 40 500 elo. 1870 A. ~. LA
1870. $50 5:f5 p NJ. l2lj night Sundays 40 A. Y.
For Sunbury. Lewisburg and Williansport. at 30 oA
$40 A. ~. l:l0. 80, 800 81 sundays. 40 4 n,
Goo p. n.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &e.
For Red Bank Long Branch Asbury Park,. oe.ss
10 As A. ~. 30 3 30. 400 q 80 Red Bank onlyj, 40
63s 6I5 p. NJ sundays stops az intersken for Assgy
Park and Ocean Grove). 300 A ~. 400 p. ~
For Lakewood. Toms River. Barnegat Park ara BasnA
gat 4:3O. $40 A. NJ. 40. 40 p. "
For Atlantic City Vineand and Brifseton. 40 A. Y.
For Monmouth Beach seabrish: and Hghl.nd, q Nave
SINK. t:sS $50, 1915 n; fao. +'so AS P NJ ss'
days. 200 A. SANDY nook ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &C.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach, Nornss..
Branch 400 1918 A. ". 900 saturdays ony) 11
800 P. NJ Sundays. $50 A. NJ. 100 p: N.
For EIberon. Asbury Park, Ocean Grove ard no.hi
eonth 10 Point Pleasant. 1913 NJ q 90 sa,urt.u
oniv5. s45. 500 p NJ sundays stop at In'eriaksn 70
For Lakewood. Toms River. Barnesat Park s,d Bafas
"a, % A NJ q no Saturdays on.vl. 3.4S p. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
ROYAL BLUE line.
TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.

10 PHILADELPHIA, bAI.I IMOfsH NM
WASHINGTON.
For Phlladephs. wess days 80 SO &c d, @@
Psros 300 Dinss csI SO, sSS 80 s 6,sn
Can A. NJ. 200. 400. 500 Dining Carr. 800 r. n
1913 night. ,,-. . ..,. soo ,om
!, :so Dining Carr A. N. 200 $50 500 DninS Can
srS p NJ l2i5 night. Sundays 1000, II 30 Dthn
Car A. ~. 200 500 Dining Carr. 600 p NJ i2l
night. -. . >, ,-o.-,,,.4 a, foot q
Liberty ST. ia liz 2sl 4s4 ga ito is2s bresd~s!
~ 9Th Az 81 l4th ST.. 1873 East l2otn 81. ~
IVES, io5th St 25l Columbus Az Sew-York Court -
SEQ Fulton ST.. Brookyn: os Broadway W a1 ~
ttaecaee from hotels or residences destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
VALLEY RAILROAD

Stations foot OF West I'D 81. Penn. Il. r.. Coran.
~ Desbrosses ST.
Indicates time from West I'D St. Other figures snos
time from Cortlandt Desbrosses 81. 49,
'6,I5, $40 4. N; daily SUNDAY '64o. A. NJ 10
s7,55 S.lS A. NJ daily for WILKESBARRE. sCRAN'
TON week days. EIMlRA week dlysl;, iL LA
and the West, and principal local points: dining car am
chair car TO Buffalo. $500.
.IO.25, 1850 A. NJ daily, except sunday for MAuci
CpTrNK and Intermediate points.
s1I: SS, 1900 noon daily. except sunday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
bd kS.
I'll coffee Is as follows:

FLOUR AND MEAL-The -four market. while a little
s,eadier today partook Of the duness noted wheat
buyers sellers being Quotations the close
were follows. Spring patents. 50 9JnA 10; winter
straghts 81 10gSi 81 winter patents 81 a$4 ; spring
bakers So 40ax3 60: extra No l. So 5Oas3 e. NJ
2 SO 35as3 a. -. RYE FIouR-Dull and easy; sales
40 bbis. 81 lOas2 SO. .CORNM EAi~-Dull. quoted
Quiet quoted: Fine white. Zoe line yellow. 12a T5c
Coarse 59q6Oc. .FEED-Firm. Quoted 20 co and
10 winter bulk GOq62i.c spring. 5jQGOc; No. cog
G5c: sharps. T0g76c; feed. JOu55c city bran G2I.
CSC; oil meal, si9 5OaS2O. homtny chop J0a52zc.
GRAIN-WHEAT-In the absence OF Chicago and
Liverpool quotations, due 20 holidays markets
the local whea, market to-day stupid affair char
tile opening trade covered a moderate amount
OF wheat complaints OF cold weather the Northwest
fros, appearing many sections After this
under realizing sales and ruled
dull and featureess for the balance Of the
nua served TO intensity speculative indifference
during 81. Louis attained prominence
as seller Of wheat in the afternoon but otherwise
change Detroit Toledo being also closed up tight
The usual Monday statistics OF available
on account Of Western and European holidays pre-
lninary visible supply statement was compiled showing
weeks decrease OF SIS 600 BUSH but as Chicago Detroit
and grain on lakes omitted. the statement
useless as a market factor. TIE New-York stock Of
wheat in anoat decreased $1,000 bush for the
last yesr stock at this point is 1884, 800
bush representing a weeks decrease Of &C. $50 bush
Winter wheat advices promising than those
from spring wheat sections. except for few complaints
Of insect damage alleged to extend from Kansas 10
Georgia The latter. however. were not borne out oy
prominent crop authorities. Snow for example, spoke
- favorable Of the winter wheat outlook claiming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
"a on rTINHVt Ut HIH'
e Of contract prices follows:

Foreign marke,s-Havre and Hamburg closed-holday.
stock 22AU,D bags; cearances 10
the States 1910 bags: ceaIances 10 Europe 1000
bags; coffee standard. $4,000 exchange private.
1912 Santos quiet, good average quoted 5000: re-
cents 1900 bags: stock. 2G3 900 bags.
The statistical position OF coffee is follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
CHICAGO EXCHANGES CLOSED.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Chicago June T.-On account OF the judicial elect
which is being held day. there will no stock or gr
markets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVANlI

HA1HE6&1kA i
STATIONS foo. Of IVES. Twenty-tard Stree, and n
Street. !, hye minutes later tran tina, given below
FSsS SSTI-Pg!,%so P 81, pI rss,s,
cscas oolt No . co sso q pl.i:saIs ' ~ r'
FA STyIsYIvfNi& m G.v.saA
Sn r sls'PaE ss 0s;
na y. cRPicso6 XSp ST. i EorIs
Ss'f b. H. %hs SHsn4'1R fasaf9 e. tsS
Fs TssaS tsfssei cs
% = r. sseifIc tESrREss5Ess R.u:sa.. ~
80 ,w,asHIycTox Ay 70, TIE ,s so"rH, y.
c3.i5 'cOnsres.onal I.in.. all p.ror and Dining Can
ass, D suns. Gag ss .s s pT os ea' 20 lay
.'nai Lin; Psrlor AND dining Carp: as Disss
soTTHERN G s; n a,s Il 10 ass
ATLXXrIc COAST LrSE-Eupre... %, a. m. and o.
faK S5 SSfs4 Sss .sS Il ~
ATIsN4gy ana - m ss aSa con4 street. al.
.s1 ss:..ys
'''e !" SS$s'!; "a ) rSS!s p ,nn..
2s1nf as e1p Dining iS9 Car. I'i IS bn5s ~ IA!
3 1s2 s s sc sc s l2l9 9sG, ss Sql9ctsy '
Carr. 555 Dining CAP. 40. 7.s5' SIS p. m. iss
rSt., Once. Mo-. .sl o.. 1925 1879 II sns :sl B,.
! coar: street. SEQ Fulton street. % Rrosiway .si
The New A9 York Tran.ier Company Vii call ~
check baggage from hotels and residences through
. - General Manager Genera Pa.s'r Ages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
Proposals
FIRE Department
l57 East 9th Street

New-York. June 3. 1897;
NOTICE-Proposals are advertised for in the
~ city Record 10 received until 1890 A. NJ 18th
inst, for building an engine house in West 43d ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08

Receipts Of breadstus interior points IN ph a.
last three ciphers C0OO) omitted. flour Dds gran" ~ "
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-11-18
MINOR NEWS ITEMS,

Owing to the new law but few deer
have been killed in the Adirondacks this
|year.
Cornstalks are: being utilized at
lOwensboro, KY, in the manufacture Of
imitation silk. 3 -
In spite of ravagesi by locusts, it is
stated that the Argentine harvest will
this year be above:the average.
William B. Howell, assistant secre-
tary of the treasury, was a messenger
boy in the department Is years ago.
John Swinton, who became an assoc
ciate editor of the New York Sun %
years ago, has Concluded his career
there. :, ....,. ,...... e.
Rev. George Reader has practically
been expelled from Boston university
for marrying a couple in lions cage
last week. =
There have been 493 suicides in: New
York and! Brooklyn since the beginning
of the year, of whom: 32S were men and
165 women. !, = l.. 8 ~ -
Jefferson Davis birthday is to be made
legal holiday insGeorgia. Robert E..
Lees birthday is a legal holiday in five
southern states. b
Trenton (N.J) physicians are greatly
interested in a nlulatto who is gradul-
ally changing color, and who expects to
be entirely white in six months.
Missouri girls propose to organize
leagues to abolish the use of tobacco by
refusing to entertain proposals of mar
rage from men who use the weed.
United States Consul Wallace, at
Managua, says the reports of South
American Klondi1se in Nicaragua are
groundaess. Advices from the interior
state That nothing is known there of
rich gold strikes. .
State Insurance Superintendent
O'Rear, of Missouri, has decided tina t
organizers of .fraternal beneficiary in
surance associations must have a license
to be in business in Missouri, the same
as regular old line companies.
A girls bachelor club has been organ
ICED at Ponear City, o. T., for the pur-
pose, as the constitution recites, of en-
alting the condition of old-maidenhood.
The ritual prescribes that the candi-
date shall promisesto remain single.
Just outside the town Of Cape Por-
poise, Miss, live the oldest married
couple in the United!States.; They are
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Manuel, and they
are 1o1 and % years of age, respectively.
The aged pair have lived, together for
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Washington, Nov III. Tine first annual
report Of Postmaster-General James A.
Gary. to the president. r. rs made @pub1ic. ! Is
feature Is the strong advocacy Of postal
savings repositories, as a scheme over
"WhichsS Postmaster Gary 4 has
worked for many months in the formula
ton o. plans to present to the president
nnds congress. He says the time is ripe for
their esta blishment, and that the adoption
Nof a. >well-organized system would confer
a great boon upon a;large number of people
and ultimately be Of inestimable benefit to
the whole country, The estimates of the
revenues and expenditures for the fiscal
year ending June 80 1899, are:
Total postal revenue for 1897 So, C65, 462. Is;
add five per cent, 81, 1873, 273.13. Estimated
revenue for 1898. $50, 79S, 1885,: add seven
per cent, s6,075. 9l1.51. Total estimated rev.
enue for 1899, ,$92.S74,647.37;H estimated ex-
penditures for 1893, sos, 922, 200; deficiency
for 1899, estimated, sB,048, 1893 &c.. ,
e. FiuoWing Is an abstract of the report:
u The increase of the postal deficit for 1891
is largely a reflection of the depressed bust
ness conditions which prevailed. all over
the United States during the first three
quarters ;of that period. There has been
no extraXagance ofaexpenditure save that
obligated by law. Reiterating the injustice
inflicted both upons3 the postal revenues