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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29

FUTURES closed steady. sales. $500 bale

COFFEE-The coffee market fairly active. but
rather the session after opening STEADY
"a 10 points. There little demand from
April shorts unable. however 10 get tter con-
cosrg figures Of Monday afternoon Otherwise the mar
ket lONIj points lower and finally barely steady with
sales reaching 81 $50 bags The underlying sentl-
beash. following disccuragng cables from the
European markets indications OF continued heaNy
Brazilian movement light European offers and slack
spot demand for coffee In this The transactions
Of the day represent chiefly mutual disposition on the
longs and shorts 70 their relations
for fresh !ook at the market There was however
some business toe investment basis. certain
ties regarding present prices Offering reasonable
safety the theory that heavy receipts Brazil and
the weakness IN the European markets well the
decline country, have been overGscouned the
present level ~ prices The afternoon for coffee
spot coffee in this market. with finally quiet.
on the OF Mondays figures Ts.c No RIO.
SIC for johbng packages decline.
YESTERDAY the BelaIden cleared Rio with
crease OF 39 2Sl bags compared with day
year ana shows an increase az POI COS bags
pared with the supply % two Total warehouse
deliveries United Monday were "a 1870 bags
EewYork yesterday. $40 1872 bags today 323 3l3
total stock In the United States today bags
sfoat for this country, 2775o2 bags. making a total
visible OF 675 I35 bags compared with corresponding
bags RIO No spot at 7ssc 200 bags Msracabo 200
bags Central American and 200 bags Gusyra at pri-
waite Quotations Of mild coffee are as follows
Maracaibo good. llu12c good Cucuta 1870
,i.e La GUayra, Caracas. 122Q l32c. Porto Cabello
ilyl2.c Savanilla Bucaramsnga 14al6.c Bogota 1874.
Gl0c Mexican Cordovs l2gl3%c Oaxaca. I2zGl9c:
Central American common 10 ordinary. lOzQi4i1c fair
20 good l5dlsi.c prime 10 choice SQ21c East Indian
interior 24izaSc; fancy 27a32c. Javas. 214Q25c:
g1stura. 12Ql3..c
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston April 2scotton steady; middling. 7blec
bales sales As bales .pnners i6 bales stock $500
bales
Norfolk April 2s--couon firm: middling. 7xc: low
mddrg 7c good ordinary 5-l6c: receipte 735 bales.
exports Continent go bales coastwse 49S bales
stock, e,07l bales.
New-orleans April 2s--otton firm; middling. nc;
low middling Lice. good ordinary. 1l-l6c. receipts
54s bales: exports 70 Great Britain s4oo bales sales
1880 bales: stock i34. 575 bales.
Savannah April 2S-Cotton eteady middiing 7Sc; low
mddng &c receipts, 9l5 bales; exports the CONT
nent 1850 bales coastwise sos bales sales 9s bales
stock, 25.3i9 bales
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quotations we're as follows Four weaner' 30
surlng wheat 1lQT2c Nc red. sIGJc NO corn stisI
24s.c. No yellow 2i'.g2iac; No oats l5'.S; No
white . b 23kaSc. No white. b. 2Oisg22lsc no
rye 33c. 40 tarey. nominal, No B. b. 2sg 2se;
No na1seed 16q11i.c: prime timothy seed, e. pogsS
mess pork per bb oI4ass 49, lard per 100 No. 81 90!
81 OBI short ribs sides doosel - aogS 80; dry sailed
shoulders boxed 81 n5c. short clear sides boxed itd
Be-: whskey. distillers finished goods per gal 81 10
sugars cut loaf 81 So granuated 81 49, on the Produce
Exchange to-day he butter market was hrm creamerles
2aI6c dairies. aai+e cheese hrm io.9osc; eggs hrm
fresh. s.asisc.
Cincinnati April ?s-Fiour quiet Wheat easy: No 2
,ieady; No 2 mixed 2ic. Rye quiet No =: SOC. Lard
qulet - Bulk meats easy. ~ soaN 30 Bacon Easy
a. ctaks ~ whisky dull 81 10 Butter steady. Sugar
and cheese quiet. Eggs dull
Milwaukee April 2s.-Flour dull and nominal. Wheat
higher. No . spring. I2itc. No | Northern Isc. May.
si7.c. Corn d,. and lower: No B. 2ic. Oats dull and
lower; No 2 white 2isd22Lc
Minneapolis April 2s-wheat weak: May 70Ac July.
7OT,c September. 64c No hard. 73sc. No Northern.
re
Philadelphia. April 2s-Wheat weak and Ac lower
Contract srads April sg gsba.s nay June and
ss8G2ssc. May ss,i62sc: Jun. and July Inom k
oats nrm No white. April. 2ifa26c: May. June and
July. 14na26c. Butter nrm good demand: fancy West
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. April IS, 345 p. mmwheat-spot No !
mixed spot: New dull Is I'd: do old steady. IS lloyd fu
April nominal. May dull. Is ID June dull % SID.
Flour-St. Louis fancy winter dull IS Cd Hops
don-Pachc Coast steady. 75Qp5s Bee.-Extra India
firm. J6s I'd prime firm. AIS "a Pork-Prime
rne Western frm. sos: medium Western frm ASS.
Hams-short cut. II 10 H.. firm. 42s I'd Bacon-Cum-
berand ~ 30 10, nrm 2Ss short rib. 20
firm 2ss long clear middles light S5 IS 10. steady
2Is long clear mddes, heavy, 10 10 10 10 steady 26s
short mddes. heavy. 45 80 n steady 2Ss Cd
clear bellies Il TO IA H. steady 2ss shoulders, square
IL IS n. hrm Dds Cd Lard-Prime Western duh els
Oh. Cheese-Ameiican finest white and colored steady
56s ID Taow-Prime city hrm. lss Cd Cottonseed oil
Liverpool refined firm. i5s "a Trpentine-Spirits nrm
EOS Oh Rosin-Common nrm. Is loisd
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

Leave New-Gork, loot uI LIpeFty 81, daily
CHICAGO . p. m. and ~ IS night.
PITTsBURG. 3 80. ex Sun, Sun, l2:i5 night.
CINCINNATI, ST. LSClS, 10 a. n, ?. m.
WAsHINGToN, BALTIMORE. 500, 10 Dining scar, carl
II 20 A m Dining Car. . 330 Dining Carr DINING
Cas- .. m 1918 night Sunday 10 Dining Carr. II 80
a. m DINING Carr. Dining Carp. Dining Carr. II 10
night.
NORFOLK. 1i.3O a. daily.
NEW-OPLEANS. Through sleeper $50 :. m. tSun1ay
200 2. M. 49, ~, p,-... ,,-,.
ONces: ll3 II2 Pei. 434 1i40 B'way. 81 L l4th ST..
1877 Towery y. y 339 34t Futon-st. Brooklyn station
foot OF Liberty St. n C.RR OF ~ }. Baggage checHe'
from hotel OF residence 70 destiration
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IL noon daily. except sunday
"BLACK DlArlOND EXPRESS

9.55 p NJ. Pullman Nestlhule Coaches
nd Parlor DrinsCar service. Meals a a carte.
Connects Buffalo with through slee9ers Detroit and
Chicago.
I2:4O p. VI. daily. except Sunday. FOR Mauch Chunk
and intermediate points.
ton Scranton and principal intermediate Con-
all points in Goa! region Chair Cars Wilkes
barre
4.iO p. NJ. daily. except sunday. FOR wnkesbar-e.
P,ttston, and principal intermediate stations
Pa.or Wlkesbarre.
6iI0 T.. VI. daily. for EASToN and intermediate sta
tons.
0:IO p. VI. daily SUNDAY. Express for Stating
and principal intermediate stations Connects for
Reading Harrisburg Chair car Sla,iLgt0n.
TOO l.. VI. daily Tor BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS
points West. Pullman Sleeper Nesiibuied
". Y 10 Chicago. Sleepers 10 Buna,l and Toronto.
Si:sO Il. VI. daily. except sunday stopping only a
South Painneld Eason Bethlehem. Mauch Chunk l.
& b. Junction. Sayre. Geneva Rochester Batavia and
Buffalo. Pullman Sleeper Tor Buffalo None but sleep
ing-car passengers carried No baggage carried.
300 i. VI daily. for ITHACA. GENEVA ROCHES-
TER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points West.
Pullman Sleepers TO Chicago and Buffalo. Sleeper
Wilkesharre
Additional local trains daily. excep, Sunday FOR
BOUND BROOK and intermediate points leave follows;
100 a. NJ ?3o. 40 and $50 p. NJ. 1850 p. NJ SAT-
urdays only.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations ils 235 osi.
21S. 0ti and l32a Broadway 81 East i4th St. i56 East
l25th St. i21 Bowery, Y: $50 Fulton
9s Broadway ani Brooklya Annex, Brooklyn.
New-York Transfer Company Will call for and check
hagRare from hotel or residence through 10 destination.
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T. sundays. D.W A. ", TT IT. Tr
ROYAL BLUE LIN r.


AZ WAsHIXGTON. oo sam
For PHILADELPHIA week days 80 90 20 rlyS,
y go Dining can a. N oi- ~ az 6 90 7so 900 p
n - IS night sundays l:20 900 1000 u 90 pcoi,
car, A NJ 200 400. 500 Dining can =. VI. I'D
night. - .. ..,. 80. { m 1000
11ao dining car A. ~ 900 $50 800 Dining Car,
P NJ 1915 night. SUNDAYS, 1890. u 30 Dining carr
A 200 500 Dining can p. NJ. II l5 night. =.
seats can be se,u Jo q, aS, o.
IN 9Th Az 81 East 18Th St., l5S East l2'th -, 20
West i25th St. 25l Coiumbus Az. New l6rK Conr'
c, SEQ Fulton St BROOKLYN: rs Broadway. Williamsburg
Til. New-York Transfer Company VIII cali for and cheek
BAGGAGE from hotels residence 20 destination.
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WEST SHORE R.K.

Iralns leave " va o. Sldtl1n, y y. Is IOONs. and
10 N. NJ from 100, lraN!n
$3.50 A. ~. Daily Lccal 20 Buffalo.
Du5 A. Daily FOR Albany Ctca, Syracuse. Roches-
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland Chicago
,;i5 A. NJ. Daily. except sunday Catskil Noun
talns. New-Paltz Lakes Mohonk Mnnewsska.
Albany Utica. Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George. farlor
o albany.
0.OO = ~ Daily Albany Montreal. u,ca. Syracuse
Rochestr. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago and s.. Louis. -
7.t5 L. NJ Daily except sunday for Syracuse Kocnss-
and Buffalo .-....
SI5 p NJ Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Cleveland 'h'-
and 81 Louis.
Time tables NJ principal hotels and Offices
G r. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
Vanderliit-aNe. New YORK
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
Anthraci,e coal used exciusiyelyo
-Four tracks. Automatic BLOCK xmas
On ard nftnr January -. lNfll


-Four tracks Automatic Block S-gha'''
On and after January % let, c.
Trains leave station foot or i.;De.,9 Ch,,x 1r
so rs sl6 ii5 TO- Eas,on, n io; go t'
go 70 Eastonl. 5:i5 q 30 70 AleInta2o"P9 n NJ
For Wilkesbarre Pittston; and seranntov, '''' -
For Reading at 80 500 aio 1000 y 90 a; ~ Sun.
80 200 40 go j45. 900 n ~ ni Si5 niah;
DAYS 43O A. " 100 200 800 $50 r NJ u, 20 mn
For Hatisburg at 40 500 go Il 30 a ~: 40
A. NJ. 100, 30 P VI. 1915 night . ., a.2o 500
For Sunbury. Lewisburg and WlhamsP2rI "a
$40 A. NJ, 40 I 30 900 +. " sundays i''V a. ~
500 p. 81. u,
ALL RAIL ROtTE,,ovr T..
FOR LONG BRANCH. ocEAN GRoTp5 81, Ocean
For Red Bank Long Branch. Asoury "a 10 g 81
Grove and points south Point Pes ss ~ 30
sss Elk SUNDAYS stops In.erlaken ior Asonry
Park and ocean Grove 900 4. " 90 =. NJ
For LAKEWOOD ...... o,,,,
80 1o45 A. NJ. 1:i5 $40 4:4o ''Ss sa''''''' ''-''
For Toms Rive. Barnega, Park and Barnega'' go
For Atlantic CITY Vnesnd and Brdse,on. 40 A ".
1:4j P VI. $3.50. , rrto,f,-., ~
Navesink 80 $50 1915 a y = l'f'' No. w
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FLOUR AND MEAL-Everyih!ng was unsettled by the
break Buyers looked around early but dropped
later refusing 10 stock up al any nsure. Prices
before the recent upurn In the way OF sales $50 hbls
spring patents noted 81 2(4s4 80, quoted - 2I
81 IS; 100 sacks spring bakers $50 geo hbs winter
s;ragh,s. 81 2Oq$4 80 quoted 81 25nS4 33; $50 sacks
no q So Is: 80 sacks low grade winter 81 63
RYE FLOUR-Quei. sales 800 bbls 81 SoGs2 IS 800.
CoKSHEAL-I)uli Quoted; Kiln-dried, 81 70uSl SO.
70 brand BAG MEAI-ouet. Quoted; Fine white.
72Q15c fine yellow. l2G14c coarse. 6l163c FEED
STEADY. spot Quo,es 70 GO snd 80 y winter ezaassc;
oilneal. $40 k,ns1o so hominy chop, 52'5a55c.
GKE1N-WHEAT-The sensational feature IN wheat 10
day perpendicular drop o. about &c bushe oc-
curing In the early afternoon. II result Of
general Overlooking by the earlier in the day when
everything seemed promising tor bu market The total
decline foT the day 2NN2hc coInpsreo with Mon
days Al he outset the market was about
s,esaer ne crop here being II keeping with sharp
break In the Wes yesterday. The rooertcne firm
one and cables showing some evidences Of strength the
local after dropping on 10 lIc became strong
and worked way up slowly TO 7shc for July. The
springlike conditions which prevailed yesterday IN the
West replaced to-day by less favorable prospects,
rain being noted in the Northwest with predictions Of
the wheat belt The local contingent kept
throughout assisted BY moderate
buying The subsequent Generalization preceded
hg IRREGULAR and disaDponng later cable advces Liver
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Railroads.
DENNSYLVANI

STATIONS foot Of DEsBRossEs AND cORTLANDr
500 A. VI. FAST MAIL.-Pu.iman Bure, Sleeping Car
BOO A. VI. FAST LINE --Pittsbrg and Cleveland;
1000 A. ". PENNSYLVANIA LfMITED.-Pullmaa
Compartment. sleePng. Dining, Smoking and ooser-
80 r: ". CHICAGO AID ST LOUIS EXPRESS
900 p. ". WESTERN EXPREss-For Cleveland.
741 r: VI. SOUTHWESTERN EXPREss.-For cincin-
$50 CO. r. "s,sv naandpS S. L2 Pnt psOurs ana
Ssn,ioago Connects for Cleveland and Toeoo eAcep'
90 WASHINGTON AND THE souTg,o =, .,
SSo 30 1910 Dining cnD II a. n 2io go I'd
congressional LIr.." all Parlor and Dinin. sasr.'
go ,Dinng CAP Dining Carr . . m * 10 r ns".;
s s ga ~ 80 II m l32o 'Congrs'S COZ nn
ing .arl p 1915 night. 49,, 49,,
sOeLH i: RALwAY-ExDress. 4So D. m ana '|i'
ATLANTIC COAST LrNE.-Exprcss $50 a. m. and
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY ?; n; daily
FOX OLD POINT COMFORT and SORfObn a. A-
ATLANTIC .CITY.-Express $50 p m. weekdays o..,,
Long Branch Asbury Park Oneriaken. sundayo o,esn
Grove; and Point Pleasant, 80 a. H. y TO- 3 'o '"'
FOR PHILADELpHrA. mt.
go 30 $50 .. $50 30 Pcnna. Limited w. w. ~ n, 49,
ing Cap, II s. m. 1e. 30. 3. 49, 40 'D'" M
1ll5 night. Sundays els. $50 Q. $50 10 lhnm,,,'
10 II a.. m. Dining Car. 40 tDning al *
Dining Carr, Dining Carr, 74'. g, 0 p. m I'D
Ticket Offices Nos 4s Oh 1895. 1873; ~ and ~;
Broadway Aston House and ioet % r ssst "a
Cnrtiandt Streets Court street $50 FUTON 5uarivn
Station Jersey City The New YORK Iranslrr sss,
will call for check baggage from notes ana FEST
dsnces through 70 destination T p WOOD.
- - Ss,er,I wsnacer General Pass'r Agent
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

dull, spot month and May 7oi9a79%c July 75c: stock
I32 s4l bush: Southern wheat by sample s11S2c Corn
dull: spot month and May 2ss.a2s7sc June 2s7sa29c
uiv 3eisG2as,c. 30@.c asked; steamer mixed
26i loG4.c stock. l70s o35 bush, sales 1000 bush
southern white corn. 3OQ3lc do yellow. 293l3oc Oats
frm; No 2 white 25i5a26l9c No mixed. 23igd24c,
stock los $40 bush Rye easier: No nearby, 40iga4lc
No ? western 4Iq41i9c stock. AS bush. Hay firm.
choice timothy sl4 bid. Grain freighs quiet hut steady
unchanged. Sugar strong. unchanged. Butter steady
unchanged Eggs firm. unchanged Cheese steady
changed Whiskey unchanged
Boston April 2s-Four dull receipts. 249O bbls spring
pafens 81 5OaS4 90; and straghts SO I3aSi %
winter patents $685. ~ clear and sraighs 81 6ods5.
Cornea hrm s5dGsc per bag; 81 5rNS So per bbl oats
drr1. receipts AS bush: fancy clipped 2Id2sc No
clipped 2i.c: clipped. 26iea2Tc Corn firm; re-
celps 700 bush steamer yellow. 3fi7c. No 3 and
steamer Mlfeed firm spring bran ship. lake and
rail- sli winter bran s4 25Qs4 so: mddngs. sllaSi3:
Red DOG -four. slias4 . Pork steady long and shor,
cus lie; lean ends 12isc: backs lie. Hams 9igGioc.
Fresh beef n1n 81 JOGss so hind quarters s1Oa
sl 10 fores $685. % Lambs dull mutton and yearlings,
7i.Gsi1o Veal. snsi1c Butter steady Northern cream
cry i69iThc: Western. l4dlIi.c imitation. l0Hl4c:
adey 9d1ic Cheese quiet; Northern loQi 2isc; West
err 9G1li1c.
Buffalo April 2s.-spring wheat limits unsettled; old
No / hard S2i.c: new 7si4c old No Northern. 79i.c
new 76izc: wheat dull; No red. eo.c asked in
store: No white. o3c Corn steady fair demand lish,
2oc 30 3 corn. 2siae. Oats lower on track steady in
store; No white. 24isc; No 3 white. 22ta23c: No 2
mixed 2ic Barley export. 29a3c: mating 33a4oc Rye
dull; No 2, SOC asked in store Canal freighs steady
Flour better demand.
Chicago Anru 9th, leading futures ranged fo.-
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscription for me ~
A received al their Up,owa Once no ~ sS-
way, "a door norNh OF 3ist-st. until O'Clock p III 90"
vertisements received at the following branch s,,
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ave e. cor 23d-st I5a 6th-ave. i2th-s MsS.
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RaiIroa0s.

FROM cr.Np CENTRAL STATION. AID STREET:
$40 s 81, fs" @oyd E Stop.
syracuse and and R9eheser P Ths sran limited
"''" r,ica. Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Niagara ans
chi ago. 70, all i'm
portani New-York state points r., co,,,, -
800 P M@Daiy Southwestern Limited For oo sum.
bis Cincinnati. Indianapolis and St ngo's poch.s
at Poughkeepsie. Albany. Utica. Syracuse hOcne'
loo MDaiiy Chicago Special for Detroit clsye-
land Toledo and Chicago; stops At pouS Racbest.r
Albany. Schenectady. Utica. syracuse hoc"e''''
a:3O p M"Except Sunday West Point. Poushkeeps'e
4.so 2 Mpaiiy North shore Limited Due pssro
$40 a. m. Chicago 4;3o p m stops at A'''"''
600 f Mspay For Albany Troy Utica h ASHss
dack Mountains Montreal, Syracuse.. CSinsao
Niagara Falls. Cleveland, Toledo Detroit chicago
Montreal and except SATURDAY nisho Ottawa s,.v.
1870 p MDaily For Buffalo Na sscsso ans s,ops At
Poughkeepse. Albany and Utica: c,r ,,s,.neer.
wv" only Tor poSts on Fail Brook Railway via Lyons
eno Mpa sy5acy:. t o;Tess .y watsa0T To
isdo. Chicago; except Saturday for Cape vincent
for ch .SssS ans p'i ssssS
Sunday night Sunday nights. Chicago sieepers
ooo lsays on ana gS . p Mbay except Sunday
Pitsned via Harlem Div t,,,na.,, and tn. B.rk
'H Ai1 MIC HieHT TT TRHIxs - YoSKERs
Putnam DIVISION as FAR as Yoner- connection With
the Elevated d RSad Ts' the only line 0'""
asner Palace car: or, on al D ,sr5ug Tss trains
~ 4s B!oadway 81 Ea 4th-s e!S Proadw sss
ion %e%-Yorf: aas and 726 Fuon-st and 100 Broad
wa "a checked rom hotel or residence by the West
cot JOHN HSP5 n r cS@R:Ty GEORGE DANIELS
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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station. foot Of Cortland and Desbros,es SIS;
$40 A. VI. daily SUNDAY, 100 4. NJ for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations
Sis 4. VI. daily for WII.kEsBARRE. SCRANTON
week days). ELNiIRA (week days. ITHACA. GENEVA.
ROCHESTER, BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS and to
West and principal local points Dining Car and Char
Car Buffalo.
1850 4. ". daily except Sunday. FOR MAUcH CHUNK
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N~W-YORK PRICES.

Rccen,s Of breads.uNs al interior points Il, RUSH
last frree ciphers 600, omitted. nour po's' e''
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&c o, contrac, prices follows:

Rio-Conee market firm; No { RIO. $3.50. exchange.
$500 receipts 700 bags cleared for the United
States 5000 bags stock 26s. 600 bags
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee is follows
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06

where hating is, q most important els-
ueBtJ snd'revive, the dropping spirits of
New Milford and Bethel, whose welfare
depends largely upon this long depressed
tneustFys-..r lad -
''' MoNEY IN THE POULTRY BUSINESS.
Walker MeDpnaltd and Edgar Davis
have each pnrehased q Prairie State in
oUbabor, with "a capacity of 400 eggs.
Both gentlemen, who are great poultry
fanciers, have had an Incubator with
capacity Of 200 eggs, and did SO well
with them that they decided to go more
extensively into the business. They
will keep their old outfits, and, with the
new ones will be able to arrange COO
eggs at setting.-rDanbury News.
~ 'stv rt.' -
C0NGREGATroNAL CTIU rich NOTES.
The Congregational Sunday school of
Bethel held their annual picnic at Put
nam Park, Saturday. the 24th. There
were about 200 present" Although the
day was showery the children enjoyed
themselves. swinging, playing croquet
and boating. Tables were spread in the
pavilion sand at l, O'Clock the children
ali being hungry did ample Justice. The
second table was filed with the older
members. After dinner several hours
J were spent very pleasantly before start
ing homeward- I'm.
| A large gang of men are at work filling
in thetswamR near the road st the south
end of the park under the supervision of
/ the keeper, Thomas Delaney.
| Putnam Park. was visited last Sunday,
by ml9 ?FFse people than any Sunday SO far
this. season ,.t-u. ,F.pnt
"Wednesday evening July d, Miss
Mary Ryan ' and Miss Maud Durbin in
,yited large number Of their friends to
q dance at the, Old Put, house, Putnam
Park. where all made merry despite the
rain About 90" codples were present.
Music was furnished by Whitney &
Munson's orchestra of Danbury.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06

- a.,.,, h.. ,-,s.,... 49, J1sI,l .I4i.Ivv "a
c9 ,lE danger from avala9Ghfsas, and
cross the coast range b, a path thetEiaes
5000 feet above timber-line. On the op-
posite" side tifey.'stFfke the head waters
of'the<YtgdH;' Which yhes+y follow through
series # si5 laEes FED gipg. oven their
still ice-bound waters, and rafting down
their eordectIhg Hnks5 in whichare seeph..
ing'raptdg; dark gofgeg and roaring can
on 81 Hr o. I'd y6ish al goods gust bs aa55
ried on mems backs. After some 200
miles .Qt4thess difficulties have been pass
edy trees 4uRst' be fe4Aed, timber sawed
OUT ana boats Constructed Tor TIE re-
4 e ing 200 9g!iles Of 4he weary Journey,
''e''As fe'''"cutd'' Erst' PAY to-. tEapspQrt
freight by this route, all provisions and
other aupp piles Tor the diggihgh areA Ship
ped rom SAT- Fran tistB' By Sea t0T5t MI VI
GhAeglls, ,%gh2e;Fe tpeygare transferred to
'snaa+44riVar seeamerP like the, Ching. and
.assIb a., t,n ssb ikh
So after being many mon tbs On the wayy
finally teach their essestinarion. By this
time Their value has bet6m9 50 sn!haneed
Or enchanted, las the, m ineFs say,,.that
Phil Ryder found fY5uF selling for $40
PEI, bsFEeI ,Jbpgaseon At 81 centsoper pound,
.bgans" asM9 cents per- p3unil, CANNED
ANEt ,Es5IttAEtJIss ga ss.l osssE ~
fruit at 60 cents per pound, coarse fan
,uel shirts st IS each, Oubben bosts.at sis
per .p5dirs Hfld, an other g6pds at, proper
tionate rates. Even. sIedge dogs, such
ache NAG Putcnag yea 1Aa4y yiik fogs 81 Of
Sc each, were hereGvslHed at, $25 apiece. y
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06
A ,RSEMARK4IABtE CURE OF CHRONIC DIAR-
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CURE OF CHRONIC DIAR-
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Il, In. 1862. y henL served my country as
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vahia 'Yolunteers,, 4 contracted chronic
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tronPle !eyer, since. have tried dozen
different, medicines and. several doctors
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ltU israIfafDs ana al siif5vS
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