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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
READY FOR THE BATTLES.
THE CONTEST FOR CHESS SUPREMACY
TO BEGIN THIS FORENOON.
MEMBERS OF THE AMERICAN TEAM ALI. HERE
HOW THE INTERNATIONAL GAMES WILL

MEMBERS OF THE AMERICAN TEAM ALL HERE
HOW THE INTERNATIONAL GAMES WILL
BE CONDUCTED.
The second cable match for the trophy offered by
Sir George Newnes begins to-day. team OF ten'
representing America and the brooklyn N"es'
Club will be at one end of the wires. IN 'he Ao"'-
,rnv Of Music Brooklyn while a team Of ten. repre-
tenting Great Britain and the British CHESS Ciuo'
viii be at the other end Of the wires. in London
The trophy, which was won by the American team
asst spring will be exhibited IN the rotunda Of the
Academy.
At Q o'clock this morning there will be an eX-
change of courtesies between the teams. AT $50
The players will take their seats and the men VIII
De paired. Then Professor Isaac l.. Rice Will caii
The turn Of tossed coin. If he wins the brlus"
players on boards /. 3. 8. and Will have nrs'
move while the Americans will have first move on
the other boards AT 10 o'clock a. m. the hrst
plays will be made.
Each player Is required to make twenty "'''e
each hour OF his time. In addition ne mas 'he
time consumed by his opponent and the Time speh.
IN cabling. So a matter OF fact player neeu
make only twenty moves in about three or four
hours. Last year some OF the games s''e'o"e W
20 sixty or seventy moves.
There will be an intermisson from 2 TO . p m
and the last disclosed move to-day VIII DE MAUI
at $50 D. m. Another move will then be aho"eo
at each board but 1t will be cabHd 10 the uipne
AT the opposite side and sealed for the hsh' Inns
is done so as not to give OF the players the
opportunity Of thinking all night over his oppon-
ent's last move.
The play tomorrow Will begin at 10 a. m. and
with intermission from TO p. m. end at o;0o
=. m. 1t is believed that all the games VIII be
finished by p m, but IN case any games arr
not finished by the closing hour Emanuel Leskel,
the champion Of the world, will decide Which
player had the better OF 1t. #, =,
Haron Albert de Rothschild; OF Vienna VIII d ne
referee OF the match Leopold Horer, OF bohuo"'
will serve as umpire for the American team
Admission TO the Academy during the games
will be only % cents The boxes and some OF the
parquet seats will be reserved
Barry. the last of the American team, arrived
here from Boston yesterday. The team attended
theatre party last evening and put up at The car
Hotel the night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
TROUBLE OVER RAILROAD FARES.
THE BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLES UNION CoNvEN-
ton MAY NOT COME TO BROOKLYN
THIS SUMMER.

The project Of having the convention OF the Bap-
tst Young Peoples Union of America In this city
has struck snag. The trouble IS in regard TO rail-
road rates At the previous conventions one
fare mas been allowed. On Tuesday the
Trunk Line Association informed committee
from the Brooklyn Executive Committee that II
would not grant anything but fare and third
to Brooklyn 1t was stated that such rate in
the middle OF the summer would demoraze the
seaboa.d traffic. 1t is doubtful whether the
convention will be held in Brooklyn. No deci-
sion will be reached until the meeting of the Elk
ecutive Committee In Chicago on Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
AN INSANE MANS DASH FOR LIBERTY.
1T COSTS HIM HIS FREEDOM AS THE AUTHoRI-
TIES WEIRD READY TO LET HIM GO WHEN
HE TRIED TO ESCAPE.

TIES WEIRD READY TO LET HIM GO WHEN
HE TRIED TO ESCAPE.
An insane man about to be liberated from the
Hudson County Jail in Jersey City yesterday made
a break for liberty. caught after sharp
chase and lost his freedom. as he was sent back
10 a cell. The prisoner is Edward Burke. who was
arrested in Jersey City Tuesday while proclaim
ing the virtues and ability OF Grover Cleveland He
was committed to the County Jail for examination
by County Physician Converse. Mrs Burke. moth
er Of the young man. concluded that she could
take care OF him at home. and procured discharge
for him from Justice Potts. She presented the dis
charge yesterday morning at Jail. Burke was taken
down stairs the office of the jailer. Instead OF
entering the office. he boted through the front
door and ran through Oakland-ave. Constable
Golden was in the Office. and darted after and
hauled the fugitive before he had run half
block. Mrs. Burke after the break for liberty.
concluded that she could not control her son. and
asked that he he locked up again. He sent
a cell and his discharge cancelled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
DIR. CHIVERS IS GENERAL SECRETARY

Tho Rev DIR. f. f. Chivers of Brooklyn has been
chosen general secretary Of the Baptist Young Peo-
MES Union Of America. He will leave Brooklyn for
Chicago In the latter part of this month where he
will succeed the Rev. DIR. j. II. Wilkins. who re-
signed the general secretaryship to resume pulpit
work For several years DR.. Chvers has been the
distrtct secretary Of the Baptist American MISSION
az linton with headquarters In New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Wheat weak 4po e7i.c bid MAY sa, sc southern ~
slmpe ssqNoc do grade S3dSsc; stock. 2iooo bush
dun spot and February, - sa25.c March 2jAsg
23s.d23Sc southern white 2sn29c 10 yellow 27I27i2c
stock $50 bush: sales 50 bush steady. No
white 23a2ic No mixed. 81 az. stock. 500 0o0 bush
Rye easier: No nearby tli7c, No Western i1S.fi2lc
3S7 90 bush. Hay firm Grain freighs quiet Cot
ton steady: middllngs nc Other articles unchanged
steady spring patents s. Oasi 30 clear and sraights
81 GOd$4 81. winter patents. s; 90Gs3 10. and
stral6hts 81 4oaSi So Cornmeai quiet. G246+c a bag
81 &1sl 40 Dbl. Corn quiet: steamer yellow. 3lAc.
25'4G26c, No DO. @'c. lower grades. 2ta2iac. MI
feed steady. spring bran ship lake and rail. sl2a
t2 -: winter bran. sl3. mddings sl :5us1i Red dog
-four. SIS l5a$lC Pork quiet; long and short cuts
ioisc. Lard. 40. Bacon So Toe Butter firm for choice
Northern creamery 22u2Sc: Western, &c, imitation l5
lie June l7doc: ladies'. llal2c. Vermont dairy. ia
49,: common. i3GlGc. Lambs quiet Tasc. mutton and
l2gl2i.c Western. ilailAc. Eggs quiet; by zoe:
Eastern choice. lGGl7c: Western. l6T7c: Michigan l8a
lie. Beans quiet yellow 81 2odSl % Kidneys
81 2odsl IS; pea a5cfSi small pea 81 COAST -
l3di5c Northern fowls il0l3c chickens. laa l6c
ern chickens bGlOc fowls. SI9c: geese Td9c: ducks.
lGl2c. Potatoes quiet: IIehrons. l3lf45c: stock
3Sq3sc Green Mountains SOC. rose 40. sweets
Lemons. 81 SngS3 so Hay quiet choice sl5aSl6. lower
grades Sl0g<lt Rye straw quiet. $lTdSls Leather
firm. hemlock sole non acid. hrsts Gle. secoss 2oc
union soc hrsts, Sd.'0c seconds. 2IG2sc
Buffalo. Feb ll.Spring wheat closed &c lower from
prices. Winter wheat closed duh sc lower corn
closed Ann, i.c advance asked, noon prices bid OARS
closed dull unchanged Barley fair: demand unsettled
Rye No = Ale asked track Flour steady unchanged
NH feed hrm. unchanged.
chiongo. Feb 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
BROOKLYN HOCKEY PLAYERS LOST.

DEFEATED BY TEAM FROM PRINCETON IN TIE
CLERMoNT AVENUE RINK.
A hockey team from Princeton defeated the
Brooklyn hockey team In Cermont Avenue Rink
last night by score OF 2 to O. AS the score indi-
Gates. the game was exciting. and the teams were
evenly matched Both goals made In the sec
ond half They were scored by Meserole and par
dee The teams lined up follows:
Princeton-Spurgn, goal Rodd captain point; Bro
Me.erole. '''''
Brooklyn--Hallock. goal: Randall. point: Mackenzie
point forwards. Chaloner Jacobs Wadsworth and
Drahely tcaptain) ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

Leave New-YOFk, foot OF liberty 81. daily
CHICAGO. p. M. and IL. 10 night
PITTSBURG. $40 ex. sun: SUM-. l2lo night
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 10 a m. p. m.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. 500. 10 Dining Carr.
Il3O A. m. Dining Carr. .. $50 Dining Carr, DINING
carr p. IL 10 night. sunday 10 Dining Carr. u 80
Dining Carr. Dining carr. Dining Carr, H.
night.
NORFOLK. II. 30 A. m. daily.
NEW ORLEANS Through Sleeper. $50 .. m. Sunday
200 p. NJ.
All trains illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Oficss: Il3 lT2 26l 434. LAO way. 81 p 14th St.
1917 Bowery. ~ Y. 800 3i4 Fulton-s, Brooklyn station
foot ~ Liberty St. " C. r. r II " J. Baggage checked
from hotel residence destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
PATERSON'S CHARITY RAIL

Paterson Feb. II (SpeciaD. -Paterson's PRINCIPAL
society affair the annual Charity Ball. in aid OF
the Paterson General Hospital, took place this
evening IN the "a Regiment Armory. There were
iort -one boxes In the afmory and among the box
holders were Vice President-elect Hobart and
Governor Griggs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
WEST SHORE R.K !.

Trains lave ~. Al 81 station. " L, as 'N''S
Is IN. earlier from loot Franklin -
:t;.W A. VI. Dltl,. LuSai 70 bGnaia porb>e
n.IS A AT Daily for Albany, tuca, Syracuse "a
ter Buffalo Niagara Fails, Toledo cs's.snss Wccs
ta,ns New Patz. Lakes Mohunk and Mlhae psrS
Albany Ut!ca. Saratoga, Caldwell. Lake ueo's"
Car 10 Albany. ., rad, s,rscusA
G,OO T. NJ Ddly 10: Albany, Montreal utss ips,rot
Rochester Rui'ao. MAGMA Fails. to''""
cleveland Chicago and 81. Louis. .s. Ioehs&
7,t5 p NJ paiy. except SUNDAY, Tor Syracuse W.
s,tS p NJ Daily Tor Albany Utica. syracuse ,s,S q
Runalo Nasara Falls. Toronto. Detroit I'e'e
caeo and St LOUIS ....
me tables at principal hotels and onces .,.r,
Vanderbilt ave- Nc"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
european Advertisements.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will md
'h' h0"'0n once OF The Tribune rs Fleet Street. Il c.
convenient place to leave their Advertisements ana .
iptions for The Ts!bunA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
Hotel de lille ct d'Albion

~, Rue ST. Honore Paris
Between the Tuileries Gardens plaza vsrdor.
and New Opera. Advantageous ARRANGEMENTS
for families. Beautiful Hail. Large Drawing
Rooms Electric Light &C. kilograms. "Lillai.
pIons farl2 HENRY ARAnIH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
Lard. per 100 10;
july ..::....:.... 5s7s 800 So ss7ls
short ribs per 100 10:
MAY ............... 3h 30 30 92l3
July ................ 1915
Lard, per 100 10;

snort ribs 100 10:
i Nay : :: s s% ssS SS 49,. s s
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour dun. steady
sprns wheat 7ia74ac n red s,as;.t 20 corn
2iA922i.c; No 2 oats i5hgl".c; No 2 rye $3'.a$ie;
thy secl y ~ m'es norE bb s. coas 8; ard per
dry sted shoulders Coxe 25qs4 5o short clear side,
bGAea ast s whisky 3o d q finished good gsr
standard ~ 81 49, lnseed oil. raw. CSC: boiled. &c.
i6c Eggs firm: fresh stock, itsc.
Cincinnati Feb ll-FIoIr-Wntcr patents 81 s5as+ S.
fancy 2das4 10 steady sa%Re red 7sc tSrn
dull s e@ser No 2, m o &c 80 ysGS 25 s,l
22c PSrkciear family s. 70, butt S 50, clear
SsHS 4c short tT sdes am sSS c p
SIDES 4'c; clear bellies &c boxed meats .c more
loose short clear Sides SO loose bellies. SIC
crealncry' l5alIc Bggs--Fresh I2c. whskey active.
Milwaukee Feb il:mwhsa. opened steady and quiet
COZ san he %h :S4n we9 S s.TD ~
~ 3oa3ie Rye re lower: No on track. &c g36A.c
spring patents in wood Ut "'''
Minneapolis. Feb u,--wheat fell under beari.h !nnu-
G on n%' om @ to- s May AND p Posed a,
against 72q2sc yesterdsN July opened at Itsc broke
Cash wheat,There was an Improvement n the demand
s o ~e MAY @ sp6 20 myers %
tS in price from oI &c to ', h under 10 ony
gnder Sar.E ofSeFa. on tracs SS Ga,a 7a.s 10 S'
s. ): ST. p1da s sS sSi:
shipments 3i.4s bbls. Mstuns Bran bulk quoted at
s. 1880 %, shorts. IS 25aSj 30 miidings sTas7 25
PHILADELPHIA Feb ll.--Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat weak. export demand light; contract wheat on
call February. STiaq sSc March April May nominal
lots In elevator No Pennsylvania red 0Oi,Q
Gle No Delaware red 00is00lc; No red al. assc
Northern sprirg. S1isHNsc Corn steady with fair
export Inquiry. though foreign bids generally peiow
workable basis No mixed call. February 25Aa26c
March 26isU26isc. April 26NI27c. May nominal: car
lots IN export elevator nominal No mixed 25s. a26c
msad only moderate; No white clipped o4a2ii.c No
white clipped 25'7c. No white call February 23s II
24l.c. MArch April and May 23,sa2sc. Butter irm and
fair demand. creamery extra 2c. Eggs nrm and i,c
higher; Pennsylvania and Western nrss i6c Feed
and higher winter bran. in bulk spot si2 a5fs
SIC IS: spring bran. In sacks. spot Sl2Q$2 so other
articles unchanged.
81 Louis Feb ii--i'our UNCHANGED Bran nrrn: sacked
side. ale; country points lc. Wheat STEADY a.,
lower; May. Sic bid; July. 5O'sc Corn unchangeS Feh
ruary lD,sc, nominal May, 2iac: July 22sc Oats nm
changed. February, i6.c. nominal May lsc bid Racon-
sh9glders 81 o2'i exr9 short clear 81 e1l, clear ribs
- D2'a; clear sides S 12a Dry salt meats-shouiers
clear sides, 81 57is. Other articles unchanged VII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12

"A Sns received At their Uptown one 30 LIZ
way. "a door north OF Sist st UNIV. branch onces
,.rtiseu ents received al the following -. - ~
regular once rates until o'clock :" i,,h-s, NsZS
ave cor csd ST.; IS2 6th-ave. cor "a, West -
Sth-avs and i4th-st ~. columbns-av tss ttthsAi
-. i0o West tcd ST.. near 9Th ave ""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
RAILROADS..
"AMERlcA's oaEArEsT RAILROAD"
NEWYORK
CENTRAL.
~ & HUDSON RIVER R. r.
the FOUR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION, 42D SIK KILLS..
$3.50 A. MkcGPt sunsay s Eng s S,a SHAN ptca
sSfaeuse s's aad rochester Due Buffalo ~ m
Niagara Falls $50 p. m. This train Is limited !"
o,3O A. M-Day Fast Mail for Poughksepse A eaTiy
Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara I MIS-
1890 A. M.-Exceps Sunday. Day Express For all I'M
loo p M-Daily Southwestern Limited rG. Stop,
bug. Cincinnati. Indianapolis and -. lr9us poob.s
at Poughkeepse Albany. Utica. Syracuse i'''"''
,.oo ter ard Buhalo. ,., D.. ne,roit. Cleve-
land Toledo and @1icago. Stops at Poughkeepsie
Albany. Schenectady. Utica. Syracuse R0cnes'ef
300 p. M.-Except Sunday. West Point PousnNeeP'e'
43O p MILDLY North shore Limited Due i psrpi'
$50 a. m; Chicago 4:So p. m. stops d. '-''''
600 MDaiy For Albany Troy G1ea' BGraio.
Si ssaa M Fn .vs MS1Ffs Toledo chicago
y Cincinnati. st Louis. - p,,,,.brrh
9 and except aGT T Saturday
1850 an, MmPay For nunalS Na sScasa Stops a.
600 lSasy and S Tsss Car
only. for points on Fall Brook Railway. via Lyons
Burso %nc T
ledo. Chicago; except Saturday. for cape '''e'"'
1910 chicago s snd D ssasai
sunday night. sunday nights. Chicago seepe'' eA''
o'oG 4 st. and Bar P M-paily. except Sunday to
o13 Via Harlem lem piyi p.ea and the serk
ALI NleHr :' TR%ISs 70 yoNKE ,H .o,,,, on
Pa'0am Division YSnes in inc Son 5Ssn. " ali
wasner Palace Cars on all through trains
Ticksis and wssner oces at Grand Contra, Station
Z 2s ts B,SadTy w 81 Fast and 'is s
ton New S3s and 72s Ful,on-s and lo6 Broadway
Baggage checked hotel residence by the West
5oHS pa,snssr A::
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN r. l.
STATIONS In NeW-N Ork, loot OF Barclay ans
CnristOphcr streets. -.-.
NEsTlb1LEn "tnNS., u iiLiir

Direct route to NEWAkK. BLOOMFIELl NONTCLAls
Kioee Madison MorristOw. pdssaic i4,ersln is9es'
ton. Dover, StAghope, NEWTON, BLDpS l.Ans,
LAKE HOPATCONG. Hackettsty "n. = HQoSEli IL, ,
MOUNTAIN, WASHINGTON, PHiLIlPSByKi EAsLOA'
WATER GAP STROU DSBlR re-, Poc- - N'ga x1 !.
SCRANTON. PfTTsToN. wILkEsnAKRE NAN!..
c cox EBI RAfHM44 S S2F5R a5Rach
VILE. UTICA. RILHFIELD SPRINGS, Go ia.
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 A. M.-BINGHAMToN NAIL Stops a, prlnc'u
10 700 a. M-tCst. Can. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. slyc-
HAM.oN. UTICA RTCHFIEID STRINGS. ERA.
CJ'SE and OSwEGO EMPRESS. Pullman paiis
Cars. Connecting at Buffalo WIKI trains for Ch's"
100 + &"sc SCRANTON. wILKEsBARRE and ELxISA
EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Psnor Cars. ,,rv.
400 p M.-SCRANTON. WIr.KESBARRE snt PLiH
7:sO P NJ. DAILY Buffalo vestihuled Limited Eirre
for SCRANTON. 3INGHAMTON. ELMIRA. BCI,
FAIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car C'nnectng
Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points vest H.,
$50 p. VI. Daly)-Bufiao Express Pullman Sleepers .f
SCRANTON. BINGHANT0N. FLNtRA. BATH, NJ
MORRIS and BUFFALO, arriving Buffalo 4 ~
e30 p. NJ. Dalyl-BI FFALO. SCRANIoN. BiNGnnSe,,
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet seepers -,,,.s \,
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCNMMODArioNs
Place 40 Broadway. Tickets fer-N stations -
broadway III 4th-aye ccr 18th St. 50 West ION "
23s Columbus New York 33S and 20 Fuli'nt-
and 100 Broadway. Brooklyn Timetables giving isH "
formaticr 1T all stations .
wFSTCN>TT EMPRESS COMPANY viii esl ,or al
check baggage from hotel or residence - te''a'i'n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
fADthracits coai uSed exclusively
Fo3r tracks. Automatic Block sgra.G
On and after January o. 1877.

fAnthraclt cosi uzed exclusively
Fo'r on 1a sH5 s, Aq'? Jan1srv s3eS 1851 sf
Trains leave station Tot Z Liberty 81,
For Easton, BetLl ,he'i. Allentown Maun cslrk H.
$50 to Easton).. 5:45 T3o 70 Allentown p NJ sua.aI
40 Co. Nm to Sa,to pi.,, NJ i s 80
IiO 30. 4:IJ r NJ. yur|a,s. 40 \ y
For Reading at 30 $40 2 70 1000 i % 4 ". Ia
DAYS, $40 a. II. 100 200 500. 5&) p :, i2.li ns
For Harrisburg 400, So. $40 II ~ -. 81, i:N
'? g. ~ ' go 80 W. ri is ' 3IS night sundays ~
eio 4. y i:lO. 1870 800 P " sundays. 40 Az
''' = ~ ALL RAIL RO.TE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GRoVE. B.
Grove ana points sou,a to point P'sassnt 80 -
lo:t5 A. ". 90 1:i5 $40 10 Red Rank. as -
rs 6;l3 san55ys (,oss # S5 for A'Sgu
For LAKEWOOD:
$50, lo:i5 a. NJ. i:45 80 40 o5:3s Saturdays oln
For Toms River. Earnegat Park. and Barnss,- "a
'V For Atlantic City vineland and Bridgeon 43oAx
M'nmsp's ID, peach ssaO,sh' sna ,s,i,;a
P n Eaq t.T 900 Ks II 800 80
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHTLADEWTtt iTiHd htH*'NoRE AND
Pafor carr 40 500 dining Carr. 600. 7:3o 800 ?
NJ ZIP psA SoSays 90 t's S 81 Dh l20 ci n
For Ralt more and wa.hinrton. week day, so. ra
A. ~ 200 500 DINING carr, p. VI l?:l5 night.
Liberty St il8 i7e oGi 484 9iI. lIlO l2?2 B'oatTM
737 9th Az 81 Ease iih 81. i53 ras, lo;,t s.. 2,
Vest 25h St. 81 CoumbIs AZ NsT-y2Fk vr s,s-
burg The New oyt Transfer Company VIII cat ~ sa
check BAGGAGE from hotels or residence n Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
"BLACK DIAr1OND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo o.55 T. NJ Pullman Ves;lbule Day Cass
and Parlor Cars. Dining-Car service. Meals IA "a
Connects Buffalo with through Sieepers TO Deircitu
Chicago. -. -,
and intermediate points. :.
40 r. VI. daily. excep, sunday. for wkesbsrre
ton Scranton and principal intermediate stations .
for all points In coal region Chain cars - "HmS
4,iO p. VI. daily. except Sunday. for WikeebsA
P,ston Scranton and principal intermediate s,a,o.a
Connects for all points in coal region Pullman Ba,s
p.I5 r. VI. daily. for EAsToN and in,errneta,. ~
G:iO p. VI daily excep, SUNDAY. Express tor sl.',s
ton and principal intermediate stations connects ~
Reading and Harrisburg. chair Car 20 SlauDSt n
90 r. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALL
and all points West. Pullman Sleeper Nes-ou.et t1
X Y TO Chicago. sleeper 70 lufall and Toronto.
500 u. VI. daily. except sunday. stopping oay
South Painte.i. Eaeton. Bethlehem. Mauch chusx
l. & r. Junction Sayre. Geneva. Rochester Batavia al
buffalo Pullman Sle per for buffalo NoHe bu' slee2rs
car passengers carried. No baggage carried.
900 r. VI. daily. for ITHACA. GENEVA ROCHES
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points We.
Pullman Sleepers TO Chicago and Buffalo. Sleeper
Wkesbarre. , 4.
ROUND BROOK and intermediate points leave as tlert
900 A. N. 2:3o 400. and $50 p. NJ. ll;jo p NJ (ssf
urdays onlyo . ga a, ~,
o73 ga and 800 Broadway. 81 East IAN s.. ss Eis
1o5th St 1917 Bowery y. Y. SEQ Fulton -. Court r.
as broadway and BROOKLYN Annex Prooklyn
Sev.York Transfer Company Will call for ant css1
baggage from hotel residence through 20 dss'na.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
ROYAL Blue :. Line I
LEHIGH VALLEYRAILROAD

stations foot of COrtlandt and Desbrosse. SIS
CHUNK and intermediate stations. -
s.i5 A. VI: daily PSF WLLKEsBARRT. SC r,S TO-
FALO NIAGAR, FALLS. and the West and prinea
iosa n3ns h1 l car ana raar ear "a, e. Sz
and intermediate points.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-01
Coming and Going.

Miss Drake, of Chicago, H., is stopping
at the Ponce de Leon.
G. b. Strouse, of Salem, was in the city
yesterday for n short while.
DR.. q. w. Tompkins returned home yes
terday from visit to friends at Natural
Bridge.
Chas. I. Luusford left on n business
trip yesterday afternoon for Pulaski.
j. G. Lyons and wife, of New Orleans,
arrived in the city Yesterday and are
stopping at Hotel Roanoke.
Attorney r. +. Scott left yesterday af-
ternoon for Abingdon.
j. S. Ashworth,n Bristol attorney, who
has been in the city several days, return
ed to his homo yesterday on No. ).
Miss Lucie Quarles, of Bedford City,
arrived in the city yesterday to visit the
Misses Beale on Ninth avenue.
Miss Stella Shelton, of .Stuardsville is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. II. l. Stephens.
H. II. Dickey, of Christiansburg, ar.
rived in the city last night.
c. f. Fisher, of Boston, is in town.
w. w. Townley, of Baltimore, arrived
in the city no No. 6 last night
A. l.. Winfree, of Ellston, is stopping
at the ronce de leon.
II. Il. Marston left last night for Ella
gerstown where he has accepted position
with Q. ID. Kenny.
The Hobbie Piano Co. have closed an
important deal ny which they get control
OF the old reliable Smith & Barnes piano
in Virginia. Their first order was for
ten pianos.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-01
BRYAN ANALYZEs THE VOTE.
1t Shows Larger Majority for ] Judge Than
He Received.

Lincoln, Neh., Nov. 30 William j.
Bryan gave for the first time his analysis
of the vote in his own State. IL shows,
he says, tba5 the fusion candidate for
Judge polled IL larger majority than Mr..
Bryan himself did last year, although the
vote was smaller. SIr. Bryan explains
the progress made since the Presidential
contest by pointing out that the anti
Republican majority is greater in Ne
braska this year than ever before He
says
''In 1896 the fusion electors represent.
ing the Democrats, Populists and free
silver Republicans Of Nebraska received
IN average plurality Of 1900 over the
Republican electors and IL majority of
S,lI3 over all. This year the fusion can
didate for supreme court judgeshp re-
ceived a plurality CT 3,Sl9 over the Re-
publican candidate, and Il majority of
1875 over all. This gain of 759 in plu-
rality and 3,233 in majority was secured
in spite of Il decrease of about 10000 of
the total vote pollett. The gold Democrats
polled less than half as many votes this
year as last
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-01
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