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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York foot of Cnamber,-sG
as ioo". and hye minutes earlier from West sd -st
oUW A. M-Vestibuled Express Daily for wayeriy
Binghamton. Elm.ra Buffalo. Bradford Arrive BucfaH
500 T. NJ. parlor car TO Buffalo.
200 T.. M.-Ves.buled Limited fast mali Daily .,l,A
train for Chicago via Chautauqaa Lake arrives cieve.
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
1870 =. M.-Buralo and Cleveland ves,buied Express
Daily. arrives Bsralo 7:i5 A. NJ. bradford 7.is A. n
Jamestown $50 A. NJ. Cleveland ii5 p NJ sieepsrs e
tro Chicago and the West. -
S,fS y. M.-Via chautauqua Lake and Niagara Fall
Dail. Solid train 20 Chicago. sleepers Iiorneiisys
6'hca~a and cincinnati. p'Tin~ car
rr,icKrTs LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND prrrJx.~
j accommodations at III. 2ei. 4oi and a57 Boaivcy
ie7 Bowery i5S East i25h-st. and 81 West i2Sth-st
Chambers and West sads.t ferries New York; T and
Hoboken Jersey city Station wescot Express call:
FOR and checks baggage from hotels and rrsidences -
destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09

Market closed firm at l. points advance compared
o rss sse. 'lSsns Pr ae net
.sso balss. sales 80 bales spinners 80 ballet stock
;sS. Far 'd ,b. weeN Sa against bales
and oG59 bales las; year Exports to,asy
9e.. bais. .S: ao sns ai fi baes wv
10 January s: Por, receipts 5ii9 las bales against 1897
Us LAST vear asi 2S6 year and 3d+ AS In
1885, overland mills and Canada n'9,o SOW Dd a.
All c sSs n 1891 nierior Of s.P;e IN
her l. AZ" IT. bales. against ~. ~" iasi !sd, al, ~
lrg net ss5 ass bales against 800 year 1872 rs.
before and SisSi3 in ls4 drought in9 sIi
last Year 7s.ssi year before last and 72s in is
spot cotton quiet unchanged mddins uplanns, n
Cotton Excnange special Liverpool cabos-spo cotton
steady: sales 1900 bales speculation ana expert oo
opeend steady buyers AT 264d advance closed Ney
steady at 2.gS points net aayaaGr JSanas
ab April-May s,0isb May-June. Sib; June-JIiy sos
JuyAugust 1888; August, 'ember. 35io' Manches
te,-Narns quiet and firm cloths dun go -
COfFEE-Odr market c.csed dui. with prices d IN
sanssd to 10 points net decline WIN sasI OF a. lee
within compass OF points dufhs tle
Of market making news EutoI.an matke.s weie -
Warehouse deliveries quite LIBERAL but receipts we
ss Sera al bar @ for sepember The late positions
taken 10 deraie eNicn for EUROPEAN avrou..'
arrived Ia, Min 9155 bags Santoe and The
steamship Port Darvi. AR ed q" X" ~ bags Sanos
Of 525 bass conyle1 with corresponding day last
year and Is 2sS ~ cas- Inre han was Two yfaIS
ing as5 bags Brr2i1n, compared with $4,000 bags
last week The steacsh, Las,sl cleared from Rio Janu,
from Santos yes'erds: vi 5000 bags TIE exchange
Pat 4 no was @ d SH 600 snss a, oeS
$500 bags: Rio st"-f o4lW" bags Brazhan graoes
On the we 80 no En a al Tor s@an
moderate but for jo5bins. Mild coffee steady but
The following shows the highest lowest and closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1897

cnte for currnn Kentsen: also. the Aurania. 1854
and 30 sheep shipped on the Trinidad total from this
r oh & al. # 10 pa : u rss ssss an" Win hs
fssepion Of p cattle and % sheep: ,,no
,s A. 50 loo ~ = no a, 3d. e DO
g. aS s M & !: Il S.s : Dc 50 r a. e. !; s:s n
de- iss y At s. u O. sS a;ss g ~: g. b. at 81 co.
o. 1880 r. Esn'assy sse b. 50 ,d 81
a' s. p d. E: :: ri r. a. s. . STATE
81 &c. a. ~ 3 70 g g. s. 81 K es :: r.
10 h. at s. s; 8 DO, D. 10 b. stsi .:
sherman culver Ohio oxen. 1851 ib at $! 20; 2 DO
81 ao bull iico n at 50 40; bulls ii"2 H. at 70 81
COWS S~wos $50 r. at 8 g III .. ,o,s H. State
oxen iSao b. a, 5. TO- d. 1850 r. at s. 3d. DO 1910
s. 10 90 bulls g. at 81 81 As at s. So de
1890 n: a, g 80: 90. $50 n at ,.s s. a. .s .
RIO h. $ 90 cows 1916 b. a. 81 Do; $40 ID, q
g 49, do 800 H. at 81 TO- do $50 h. at ST. do 40
a Ss.'; Malss' s ss n 10 2, g. a,
4; H.: Hollis: COW. 40 ID. at 81 CO.,
common cows at So 30 each and the market was quoted
e'saay q, $4,000 per he bead g., III g. v...
r in fair a, steady s sansa Gaoss
100 NJ BARNARD calves So 2sssa 90 car Of very
demand and firm saiiac FOR city dressed veas; 7aloc
cases at o,. sc for little caves and iiaaosc for
dressed barnyard calves
sa;e.-H H. Hollis 20 barnyard calves, 90 m average
Judd Co.: 8 Western calves. s.o III. at 81; barn
a. NJ M?s Ss Rs yf "a 4. $ So at 81 do
$ss; .;I; e sst r g: 'a, at
o.sS br ca AN for Peg ana IS cars or for Se
market and the total offerings - Sheep were
good demand and rne firm lambs dull at siill
hour ordinary to choice sheep sold at saas4 s7s per
K fair to D. prime s%s' at at ssgs s . 0 ~ cS of
.ambs: dressed mutton steady case dressed lambs at
sSc few @ STATE ssn N a. s. n average
s. 80 per 100 NJ is5 d. 50 n at s. 20 I" do 81 H.
st eo .s : Sio sm %so ss r. ~ 81 8 49, IA West Virginia
.. Mcrherson 4 81 y! state lambs 50 ~ at s. g"
40 d So i s at s. - % KentucEy do 81 n
do 81 7"Se S. s. z" o PrH1' do isTss 81
c1 s. 81 az s @ f k.naiT " X at
s. ssa 81 d. ii: n At 81; DO 100 H. So ohio
4 as 10 n 5. $. 70 g. q T.ss a oa So
sanders 40 State lambs. n N. at s. Is SO State
snip r. IT. Holis leo state lambs m 50
= M a. o 81 Sheer % ms H. At g az ." 10 IT.
Dillentack: 23i Western lambs 40 No. AZ 81 Sii 1872
at at :. 81 g g. S'S' state sheep l." " % 3D.
D. harrington iss State lambs I. h at IS s7'z p"
at s. ~ s Ma sn"s ss,a lambs at IS NJ at 81 90 rse
DO e5 NJ So 50: i97 do rs ~ at s. 87'a State sheep
81 Collins: % Pennsylvania sheep. 49, NJ at 81 20;
Receipts 20 sSl7 he'd all f for slau sns
good heavy light quoted at 81 oas 20 per
100 M pigs 81 25a$4 20 Country dressed steady for
are arr, 4aSrc FOR extreme warhts.
l ios = H. :, at 's $. b. b. No. '''9 "'' ''' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
rhe statistical position Of Brazil coffee is as follows:

Holiday
es IS oSins 2'S sS
S s WIN tsh sSH s. 9 ss q 3d. quinn
essa sSs roofs =, ase but rna ,ae'S" ''
FLOUR AND MEAL The market was lower I? sell on
tie s"' ana @s ss ~s u's sd ssas 1 t 81
r a1I, ar. n in Sns ,s M"sr %nssi
e 1000 Sss "a as oio%s 70 sSs %nsr patents $50
az so s s ,ssss 81 Sses !, * ass Sc o0 se Ss
& ss.sis s5s., Js ',' es.i. i. & g
SSs.;sd FS%tf s,sssi-S 5a sss;
sila-afied. s. 9,ssa 10 DAG MEA-bSll quoted
s s a s 800 c s saass s &C. Sss
and s. =. ,24asisc; 100 10: e2i. asi.e; .harps FOG
meal 81 meal !sSs OK sIiy tssS SSso;G
Que with few orders coming outside and
~. small loca business passing We quote Valenea
,,ssv aSSoe; carrans ss.o4lsc California prunes 4sg
- &c snonds saisc; Brazil nuts 1896; wainu'T ia
oRsieS GtREiEN ffhGiT~iradns in all lines con,
sss e me way important business. We quote: Lem
@ 80 pd s% S1snx. s.an sS@ s sanan %
t ,as pinsappies ssgsi1 coooa"uts 'z'e*ai; grapes
GaAIN-wHEAT-T wheat market vas weak and
sss STsasint readily during the mosnns with quite
yxHng and there was but little interest shown locally
IN foreign account Chicago reported considerable sell
,'ssp9ris which for day or two past have been that
was absolutely Nc wheat for export this year. were
to.-"
r.. bush short time the maximum est-
s ,'es We're ~ ocoO. bush and recently the minimum
saes nothing The probabilities favor possibly the
a. export surplus last which would be about
average or the different estimates. The market
cs,'a very lttie raiiyng in the afternoon and
fy & reported that there large line Of wheat
n. .e there At hoc. ard operators trying to ham
ssu. we msrke, 70 that heure Locally the market
frs neen ny buying Of wheat for the Continent. the
,'e.ana Tor sone time for the Continent and the
kssI' on tns WAS 10 induce little covering by
thossn ts The market ciosed fairly steady little
IN .ns lowest at net loss for the day Of ihN1Nc.
she., 1port business reported 4 loads OF spring
ko,hN grace not given, private terms; ~ loads No
wfrn' private , terms 200 bu.h no hard sae over
At oatports $4,000 bush were taken, mainly Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Jan. \ 345 ?. m.-Beef-fxtra India
firm az Us Id; prime mess Arm At SOS. Pork-f'rime
mess Western steady at ms Oh. do medium steady
Ais 3D. Hams-short cut. about "A to 10 n. firm at
3p- Bacon-Cumberland cut about 2s 10 30 H. steady
rib about ~ to ~ ~. steady ID
long clear mlGdes light about 30 70 IS ~ steady rs
Long clear rniddes. heavy about 10 * No. steady
2Gs clear mddes heavy dull 2ls: clear bellies
about 10 steady at cIs shoulders. about II
IA III steady a 2Gs Cd Lard-I'rme Western spot dull
al o,s sd cheese-Amercan finest white and coIored
nrm al SIS 3D. TallOw-Prine city firm i0s Cotton
seed ol-i.yerpool refined firm AZ lbs ID Spirits -.
pentinc strong NJ als ID Rosln--tommon steady az
Is 3D. Wheat No red winter no stock. M Northern
spring firm IS iisd. con-Mxei Western spot Old.
steady al - iOLd. January IS Dad: February
easy M Is 100: March AT - lOd. Fiour-S Louis
fancy winter steady at 9s 3D. Hops at London-Pacinc
Coast c5di5s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Union Stock Yards Chicago Jan LattemKesepts
6OOU head: weak and Jal0c lower; common
extra steers SO 5oaS5 ~ stockers and feeders Srst -
coys anG bulle. 81 1jn$3 ~; calves. Sias6 In" eNas
SO 4O9s4 Hogs-Recepts $1,000 head mark, ea a.
and lower: heavy packing and shipping l"s, 81 lun
So No. choice mixed s. soa>3 " ce9l Ss as
sheep-Recelps 1000 head mark. steady Inferior to
Kansas CIV. Jan. s.-IIogs -iieceipts. 1000 head
easy. light So o06I$3 21a; medium. ~ 2oqs3 20 neavy,
S. ioaS3 22i,: pigs 81 spG3. Catte-Rscelpts. ".WN
hcad market steady native steers best - lons4 40 r
to good 81 lOnsl and heifers. best ~ 'nS 10
lair 10 good 75HS2 bulls 81 lUus2 80 ockers an
feeders 81 loGs3 ~: and Western. 81 b1gs' 80.
calves sass. sheep--Receipis. 1900 head market
Eas, Liberty. Jan. s.Caitle market steady extra
"a gpas5 TO- prime 81 SOffSi 30; good 81 Wx ~ udy
& 3odsl 5O fair 81 9oasi ~ common, s3ds3 90 com
mon 10 good fat bulls S2u<3 CO heiers 81 900
81 -: fresh and .springers. $l5ls4O Hogs SLOW
nrime medium SO So prime light pigs 50 35n$3 60 heavy
hogs 81 4Oas 45: good roushs. s3as3 10
were 5c per 100 lower on sheep ana cIpce tIhDs.
Good wehers. ohio fed s. 1,asS ~ prme'
~ 6,as3 49, good 81 +0d$3 CO. fair. $3tS3 "a common
81 25as2 75 culIs, SIas2 choice lambs - far 70
good lambs S4d$4 II: veal calves SJmSI
S. Louis Jan. s.cate-ieeeipts oaoi aesl. S sn r.
ke steady others Zoe lower Native steers " ~
asa 81 native cows 50 2'fs2 ~ Texas sles sgs3 ~
SC lower: Workers. 81 25a<3 3o packer S3as3 ~ heav
so 9Oq$3 Sheep-Receipts. Lbs head; market dull
but strong native sheep 81 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
WEST SHORE R.R

Trains leave w. 42d St station. NJ r.. - folovA ~
- IN, earlier from foot Franklin It,:
$3.50 A. ~ Daily. Local 20 Buffalo.
On5 A. NJ Daily for Albany, Utica. eyracusa RocAea.
Buffalo. Niasara Falls Toledo. Cleveland SsicsEn
1iiyS ~ Daily. except Sunday to cat.kiil Noun
Albany. Utica Saratoga. CALDWELL osorSs PsSioc
$500 y N Daily ior Albany: Msn.rea. Utica. Syracuse
Cleveland Chicago and ~. Louis
7s95 p ~ Daily. except Sunday for Syracuse Roche
and Buffalo.
onb p NJ Daily Tor Albany Utics. Syracuse Roehsssss
Buffalo Niagara Fsb Toronto. Detroit Cleveland. CO..
eago and 81. Louis
= = k-A0bEBT: General Passenger Ageae
Von6ese1 eve, NeV Ys1k.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN X. u,
stations in New-NOrk, foot Of barclay and
ChristOpher streets. -
VEsTIBULED TRAlAs L ,"HN HVFFET


Direct route to NEWARK. BflOOMF'TELD. MoNTcr.AIR.
THE ORANGES, summit f,srnardsviile. Bask!ns
Ridge, Madison. Morristown, Psssac Paterson. Boon
LAKE HOpATCONG. Hackettstown. sCHOOI.EYS
MOUNTAIN, Washington. PHIIIIPSBURG. EAsToN.
WATER GAP. STROuDSBrRG, rocono Mountains.
SCRANTON PITTSTON. WIT.KESrARRE NASrl-
COKE DANvJLLE; NoRTnpMgGEpBiI;A,N,p Mont
VILE. UTICA. RiCHFIEI.D SPRINGS, Cortland.
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO, ITHACA OWEGo, ELMIRA,
CORNING BATH. DANsNILf.E. Bt'FFAIO and all
points WEST NoRTHwFST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 A. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops principal
1000 A. M-,cafe Can. BUFFALO SCRANTON BIN0-
HAMT)N; UTIrM RIcHTI I,5sS SPRINGS. SYRIA
Cars. Connecting at Bunalo with trains for Chicago
and points west.
100 p. M.-1Cafe Carr. SCRANTON. wTrKEsRARRu
and EI.MIRA EXPRESS Pullman Psrlor Cars.
400 r. M-sCRANTON. wIr.KESYARRH and PI.YM-
ouTH EXPRESS Pullman EuHet Paror Car
S3O ". tDaiy)-Buraio yesfibuicd Limited Express
for SCRANTON. FINCH ANTON ErMrRA. VtyP-
FALO. Pullman Brret Sleeping Car. Connecting "a
Buffalo with iraiis for Chicago and points west.
O3O p NJ. Daiiy)-BItFATO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON ITHACA; ITJCA; sYRAcrsE and oswEGo
TICKETS AND puLLMATS APPROXIMATIONS q
p,ac. 40 Broadway. Tickets at ferry stations, %
235 columbu. New York s3s and 1?6 rulton-st.
and 100 Broadway. brooklyn Timetables giving full In.
formation NJ all stations.
check baggage from hotel residence destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09

Leavc New-York foot Of Liberty ST.. daily.
CHICAGO, = p. M. and IL l5 night.
PITTsBU re. $50 ex. sun. !: san. 1918 night
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 10 a. m. p m.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 500. 10 Dining Car,
1880 a. Dining Carr, . $50 Dining Carr Dining
arr D. m. 1915 night Sunday 10 DINING Carl. 1l.30
T. Dining Carr. Dining Carl. Dining Carl. II IS
night.
NORFOLK II 80 q. m. daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper. $50 D. m. SuNday
200 p. M.
Al trains are Illuminated with Plntsch Ligfy-
Offices: 113 112 gel 434 40 r. way. 81 r. 14th St,
1T Bowery ~ 800 S44 Fuiton-st Brooklyn; Station
foot OF Liberty St. ~ c. r. r. Of n j. Baggage checked
from no; residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Sew-York. January S. 1897
pEANs AND pEAS--Exporers have not drawn any
order. az late for domestic beans but little bet
sar tohhno trade IL noted and market has steady
tone en- he basis OF ~ I2 6sl Is Medium and pea are
unchanged In demand or price; possibly the feeling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


500 n FAST Eris iei%ss1 ba ass s...ns @.
gS SITS :sssss G., % s.,srss
:siss ss:s:t Sh, Ss.'i s"si
Saf'Fss o. M g. E isss'1 81 ss I'D
;SShsscq AMP st. LOUIS sxsH.s: :ss
&c ss:: : :Ss p
~ sS;ifs $H h s' Ess;FSHrss-s..s!..
Cincinnati .st eos p: n. Indianapolis 1918 r. n. u
;:Ssns ,, ss;ss . C..
land s %asMisSs;TsSsss; Ss Smr SOUTH
"s Il fsfls. and ~
s ~ %;,ss 8! iDn'?s az
e? Pa?s S's;' rss s. dining CAD. ." :.
New ofsan as%ps s.iK mps
VIZ snd 10, sprnxs I.iS night daily sleeper' "
70 s.,s. ;sy s';;o; s.y !:
cHsE r; 4 OHIO hAiT.WAY EsDres' 500 p. u
s c6oR s %ssrs via
~fEs sssf CITY f Ss1 NJ Weekday. Through pan
Eos s' SaP SCI MAY. 100 r: ~ weekday.
ns'S s. S & i; .!ss;;
{Dinn: e esf SO sDsIs. c.l, sn: c.as ~
En,ea NJ 10 i2' "ifSt sSnS nn: ca SO snns
Carr 500 Dining Carl DINING Carr. 1.Is s. p n.
Ticket oiicss; Nos sss. 90 iies 1929 III. and ssi
Brooklyn
cSmSany s ~S cali or snS ok s Sw
hotel: and ss:a:nes: through to s Destination:
General Manager. General Pas.'r Aren't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
LEHIGHV RAILROAD

$40 A. n. daily Sunday 700 A. NJ for MAUcR
CHUNK and intermediate stations
Sis A. VI. daily for WILkESBARRE. ScRANION
FAIO. NIAGARA FALLS. the West. and principal
local Joints. Dining Car and Chair Car to Buffalo
1850 A. NJ. daily except Sunday. for MACcd cHCNR
and intermediate points
IL noon daily. except Sunday.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
strives Buffalo s;,s =. n. Pullman vesiibule \, Day .
"a carte Connects at Buffalo With through sieepen -
I2:4O r. II. daily except Sunday. for Mauch Chunk
40 r. VI. daily excep, Sunday for wlikesbarrs.
Pittston scranton and principal Intermediate stationa
CONTESTS for all points IN coal regions. Chair -
lilo r. VI. daily. except Sunday for wilkesbsrrs.
Pittston Scranton and principal intermediate stations
Connects for all points in coal region. Pullman Bufse
BIS r. N. dany for EAsroN and intermediate sta
tons
$40 r. NJ daily except Sunday Enpreus for Stating
ton and principal intermediate stations Connects fce
I! 30 p. VI. daily, Tor BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and all points West. Pullman sleeper v.srbuled train
TO ch,saso Sleeper 70 SunsIo and Toronto
L. & -. Junction. sayre Geneva. Rochester. natavis
and Bunaio y, Pullman Sleeper for Buraio; ,oc,,rs
TER. BUFFALO: NIAGARA FALLS and all points
West Pullman seepers to Chicago and Buffalo Sleeper
wilkesbarre.
Additional local trains daily except Sunday for
BOUND BROOK ana intermediate points leave foows
900 a. NJ. 2:30 40. and $50 p. NJ -
Tickets aid Pullrhan accommodations ut 80. 2t3. pa
and 323 Broadway 81 Eas, lith ST. i56 East l2sth 81
wav. and brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
New-York Transfer Company Will call Tor and CHECK
baggage from 'ote or residence through to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
CENTRALRAIL ROADdNEW JERSEY
(Anthracite coal USED exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.

-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
and No,. 20, 1896.
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty 81.
For Easton. Bethlahem. Allentown Mauch Chunk. &C..
4:S0 7:l3. $40 III As Easton a. NJ, l:io. 80 Ala
q go 70 Eastonl J:45 g 80 TO Alen'ownD NJ sundaye
For Wlkesbane. Pittston, and Scranton. $40 A. ~.
100 1:30. 4:15 +. NJ. Sundays. i:3o A. NJ.
For Reading at $50 500 80 1900 u 20 A. A., Ito.
days. $50 A.. NJ 90 200. 800 $3.50 r. NJ i25 nlsns.
For Harrisburg 81 i:30 500 e:io. II 30 A. A.. lilo:
100 4:3D 500. Ji5 p NJ II II night. Sundays. 430
A. NJ. 100, $780, NJ. 1918 night.
For Sunbury Lkwiskurg Williamsport 30 500.
a:Io 4. n. l:lQ 1870 300 p NJ Sundays. 40 A. NJ.
ALI RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c.
For Red Bank Long Branch Asbury Park. Ocean
Grove and p9,s soutA to Point P~as ann ~ SO
sss G:l5 p Sundays stops at Ine,laksn for Asbury
For LAKEWOOD.
40 Io45 A. NJ las. $40. 40 t5Ss Saturdays only
For Toms River. Barncsst Park and Barnesat 40
10:45 A. NJ; las. 4:4' p. NJ.
For Atlantic City Vineland and Brdgeton 4:3o A. NJ.
1:45 p. NJ.
For Monmouth Reach seabr'ght. and Highlands ~
Navesink. 4.3O $40 t9:l5 A. " 40. las 4:i5 40
70 0.nOA r,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia, week days t:S 500. 300. 1000
Il 80 Dining CAP, M 80 zoo $40 20 so
NJ 1915 night Sundays 4:3o 900. 1000 II 80 Dip
1918 night. -. ....
For Baltimore and Washington. week days, 500 1000.
1880 Dining Carr. A NJ zoo 800 300 Dining Carl.
p ~. i2;ls night Sundays. 1900 II 10 Dining car'
Tickets parlorcar seats b. procured A. foot Of
7a7 9th Av., 81 Eas, It,h St. 1888 East rss,h 81 sS
Al sa0 Fulton ST. BROOKLYN: 9s Broadway Williams
burg NewYorls Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage hotels residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09

of breadstus at Interior points In thousa nds
three cphers OOO' omitted hour Dds grain push
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-12
MRS. RoY cHAReES DISCRETION.

she Beeks Q warrant for ASsistant District At
torney ROy>s Brothsr-Haintea In Court
Mrs. Hamilton Roy. the sister-in.law OF Assis-
tant United States District Attorney Robert II.
Roy. visited the Adams Street Police Court in
Brooklyn yesterday morning for the purpose
of securing q warrant for the arrest Of her hue
band on q charge Of abandonment. She said
she believed her husband. Hamilton Roy. was
in Brooklyn, as his brother was q resident OF
that city. Mrs. Roy. accompanied by her 0.
months-old baby and her landlady. camo from
New Haven. Conn. on the boat Friday night.
While telling her story In tho courtroom she
tainted, and when she was revived she said she
had not had anything TO eat since she left New
Haven.
She said she was married to Hamilton Roy
two years ago. and showed her marriage cor.
tihcate as proof. At the time Of her marriage
her husband was a wtdower with two grown
dauRhtera. Her husbands family refused TO
recognize her. She said he was Q foreman in Q
bookbindery and earned good wages. and that
he had deserted her three months ago. . she
advised to call on the Commissioners OF
Charities, and the attaches Of tho police court.
who pitied her condition. made up q small con.
tribution for her. She left the court TO continue
her search for her husband.
Robert II. Roy, who 10 one or the leaders OF
the Shepard National Democracy, said yester.
day: My brother 10 1000 miles from here %
far as that woman Is concerned. l do not care
to discuss tho matter
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4 YALE nPERsONAroR ARRESTED

she Wss Vsana In MANI Clothing with . Girl
wanted ~ the Gerry Society.
Agents Barclay and Pissara OF the Gerry
society went to 512 East Sixteenth street on
Friday night to got Isa Howell. Is years old.
whose home 10 ct n Warrington. ". va..a and whose
father had asked the society to look after her.
Tho fether said that che was brought to this
city Q year ago by q Mrs. Steward O variety 90
treas. Tho agents found the girl at the house
with Q young man.. whom they arrested.
"That's all right" the prisoner said. i've
got the best Of you. for I'm Q woman and not Q
man."
The prisoner and the girl were taken to the
Yorkvillo Court yesterday. The girl said her
stepmother had turned her over 10 Mrs. Stow
ard. the mother of the prisoner, and she had
boon treated we'll. Agent barclay said he had
NO charge to mako when the prisoner was ar
I"What's the young man hero for =" asked
"1t isn't . man. it's Q woman" nswersd the
Tbe Magistrate put on his eyeglasses and
gazed ct the prisoner. tn latter smiled at the
Magistrate and went on chewing gum. The
agent explained that the prisoner was a male
impersonator at music halls and had assumed
The prisoner was discharged. and, going into
an antoroom. put on female clothing which had
been brought to her and left court. The girl
was committed TO the care OF the Gerry society
and will DO sent back to her home II her parents
want her.
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Lace Department.

The re-decorating of parlors,
dining rooms. bedrooms, halls &C.,
being now in order, we offer a large
collection of Real Renaissance
Lace Scarfs, Centre Pieces. Chair
Tides, Cushion Tops, &c, ct as
tonishingly low prices.
Real Renaissance Lace Scarfs, suitable
for vestibule doors, chiffoniers, bureaus,
bufets, &C.. 10 by 81 inches. choice de.
signs, Hne braid. rings, &C., $2.oS each;
value $4.4S.
Real Renaissance Lace 6carfs. 1s by 50
Inches, aner and closer made than above
lot, $8.Os each; value $3.50. Better
quality at $4.09 each; value $6.9s.
Real Renaissance Lace Centre Pieces. 81
inches square, ine braid, large number of
rinRs, Sal 8 each; value $3.99.
Real Renaissance Lace Squares, 20 inches
square, $1.48 each; value 81 .9s.
Real Renaissance Lace Squares, 1s by 1S
inches, CSC and CSC; value SOC and 81. 36.
Real Renaissance Lace Tidies-12
inches square. 81 each; 10 inches square.
soc each; o inches square, 200 each; 8
inches square, 100 each.