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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
RAeps at ports and interior points compared with
the same cay last week and last year. follows

CoFFEE-The coffee marke, opened steady with prices
unchanged 10 points higher and ruled quiet ana gen
orally feaureess throughout the session while showing
a fairly steady uEdertone and closing quiet az IN
changed prices 10 a net advance of points sales on
the call 1900 bags: saes to IL ooo bags ana total
sales 1850 bags quotations appended Caoles IN
tlcated equally fea;ureess market conditions al nae
and Hamburg Following the Brazilian holiday the llo
snd gan,os srketa show unInportant variations except
that receipts moGsrae3s.ooO bags. covering we
movement n santos. The bears ciain ,Hat ,'e
nlovemen. is only small owing 10 the holiday lhte'a
In selling curhed TO som" eHtei. -
larger warehouse in the Cned states !eseei
DAVIS movement being 1888 bags drsdlns wa" ".' e
local ia this market To- Gay Inc maj ~
Brazan coffee quiet and easier py SC 40 -
invoice lois being quoted &c and tobong paiees
we note the arrival Of steamer Mozait WIN 80
bags including 22.322 bags RIO ana -" pats D h.TE
Sew-<1rleans arrival II 80" hass Ul "'"
Tranos and 14.,O0 bags per steamer hogau; ""a ah ,
fees continue inact ana more or less noimid' W."
feeble und, rtoue. We quote Mdr,aibo-- oni.h " -
pays.c good CIcuis. 1870 1874 Ia 'uaSIa
Porio ,sbeo y.alU2c. Savanilla- Bucaia
manga 1910 l5bac: Bogota l3lls'ac Mexlcan ,,o
Jn1sI 49, Oaxaca. i0@ 4i1.c. Central American ~
mon 10 ordinary sa.Gi3Ac: fair to gool IfV,
70 choice IL ,G2oc. East lnda-lneiio,, In Be-
Mocha. is2nlsc .. .o,ows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
s1I,55. 1900 noon daiIy except sxnaay; 90,
URi .ACK DlArlOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 9os p. N. Pullman vestibuIc Day
coaches and Paror Cars. Dining Car Service Meals a
la carte Connects at Buffalo with through sleepers 10
si"..5. I2,4O r. NJ daily except Sunday. for
N.r','U CHUNK ard Intermediate points ..
sIn:j5 t;i5 r. NJ Sundays only, for EAsloN'
NAI'CU CHUNK and the coal branches , ,.,..
.n5 80 f. NJ. daily except sunday Tor W LIKES
p.RnE PITTSTON SCRANTON. and principal inter-
mdata stations Connects or all points In coal regions
chair car FOR Wilkesbarre. -, ,,.,,.-rc
s:,:j. $40 l.. ". daily EXCEPT sunday ior MiLn.s-
RA11E' pITTsTON SCRANTON. and principal inter-
p,,Iinan Runst Parlor Car to WilHesbarre ,,
s1:55. Bis r. NJ daily for EAsTON ana inteFmedi-
ate stations
ea,iny"n and principal intermediate stations connects
Tor Reading and Harrisburg chair car TO Siatneon
s,:5n 90 T. ". daily fer BUFFALO. NIAGARA
rAIJE ami all points West. Pullman sleeper v.stoule
lin to chicago. Sleepers 20 Buffalo and Toronto
sT,5n $40 T. u daily. exert sunday, stopping only
a, soIfrI PLAINFIELD EASrON BETHLEEEs
MARCH CHUNK l.. e. q il notion. SAfRE. GIN
Eva ROCHESTER,. BATAVIA and BUFFALO, full-
man SLEEPER Tor Buffalo None but sleep,tg-car pas
sengers carried No baggage carried ,->y,.,
.s55. D.OO P 81 daily FOR ITHACA GE mi al
ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLs ana Al
points Pullman seepers TO Wilsesoare ana ,naS
BROOK and intermediate points leave as iolows 80,
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at ll3 2ol; Zi"
Az ga and 23 Broadway 81 +. 4th-st, l6 e. 10th
St 1877 Bowery. " Y; $40 Fulton-st. Cour'-sI' 10
broadway and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. - 49,.
" Y Transfer Co. will call for ana check baggage HoH'
hotel or residence through destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15

for time past. This particularly noticeable
the West bears cunning for certain Wall
street parties understood 10 be heavily long Big re-
export inquiry and bearsh Price Current report. IN
creased the weak feeling Closing prices were ia1isc
he lower Gables opened and closed practically un-
changed Export sales were $4,000 bush: No 2 corn
closed 3iAc o aHoat .OATS-There feature
the market beyond certain amount Of weakness
Influenced ny corn. resulting In ,sTc net decline II.
22Hc: No cats. PC: No white, :5}c: No 2 white
RYE-Market weak; Quoted. No ! Western. SOC G
Buffalo No Western 4sisc Buffalo. BARLEY
Market quiet; quoted 2si3c l Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

,.,t.,r, DC, THERE was a fairly good demand for
c,,,a ard prres showed particular change fhSrsn
undesirable cs,i~ were apt 4 rue ~ean ne JUN .
selling dressed beef concerns arsumd TO- "ns
,t,s. shippnx cattle brought 81 TNS' b' ire strcher
& f.edsr trad. hos revived this week and better pr Ices
60 paid oday sales being made as low as N' -
.,ning cattle showed weakness 5ut Tat b1tchrTns cat
lie remained steady Western rnnrer os. wers w pAd
,,cul,ry GOOD demand with large trace w Feeders al
N sSl TO- and choice $50 10 feeders sold At "a -
Prices for hogs steady for good lots yestedays
dsures coarse packers again ruling weak Common hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

Leave Hew-yorx. Whitehall Terminal. daily.
CHICAGO. 1:55 p. m. and l2 night.
llrsyL re- 80. en- Sur 30 bun. 1910 night
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. a:Ss s;S5 DINING Cab
Il; 20 a. m Dining Car; 40 80 Ginning SsQ ~
DINING Carr. $3.50 D. H.. 1910 night.
NORFOLK. II % a. M. daily.
~ Trans leave Zoo, J.s,erty-s minu,es later
Al train. are Illuminated with Plntsch Light.
Ofices: 10 liz. :ri 434 l40 Bwly, 81 K. 18th ST.
i27 Bowery. T.: SS sr Fulton ST. brooklyn; white,
hall Terminal. pasgass checked from hotel Of fssden
TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

r,,4-pool oct II. 345 p. m-Escharc e--C Closing:
Wh.atrNo > REQ Vesgern winter steady as ID; No red
Northern spring new steady Is elsd corn-ATierS,n
,.d .not old dull It'd October quiet. rs Nd: No
v.rnber quiet 21sd; December quiet 80 2si
Co.'S, steady :4G5s ReefEx;ra India mess dull Gas 81
p,ims mes. dull 5bs 81. Pors-PTime mess fine West
~ Spii .os. p-ir,e mess medium Western DUH. iss 3D.
lams~short cut, u 10 10 h. dull , iaccaTcun y, r.
and Gu: Is - H. nrm 3Ss short rib. ~ 10 - 10.
st.ssy Sss long clear midiies light TO Is 70 steady
as 6d one clear nddl.s heavy 40 to 20 10 stsasy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN -.
stations in New-YOrk. foot Of Barclay
aud Christopher streets.

Direct route 70 NEWARK BLOOMFIELD MONTCL~AR.
THE ORANGES. Summit Bernardsvile b1skino
Ridge Madison Morristown Psssaic pass5:on s121s-
ton Dover Stanhope. NEWTON, 81 1870
LAKE HoPATCoNG, Hack kst SSHG0SETEnTyy
MogNTAiN WashRsEn p5sSns MoHnin
SCRANTON PITTsToN. WILKEsBARRE: NANTi-
rose BIN5IIAMToN OXFORD. NORWICH, Water.
Willie UTICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS Coruands
SYRACUSE. OswEGO. ITHACA, OWEGO, ELM!hAy
CORNING, BATH, DANSvlLLE BtrE :zLS2, ana an
500 A. M-BINGHAMTON NAIL Stops Il principal
1906 A. M-ccafe Car,. BUFFALO SCRANTON BINa'
UAMT0N OWEGO. ITHACA. ELMlRA, urICA,
RiCHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE. and Oc%EcO
EXPRESS. Pullman Parlor Cars CONNECTING -
1oo p M-scRANTON. wILKEsBARRE and ELhmA
400 p iMyE@ascRANTOH. wiLKEsBARkE AND PLYN.
OiTH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor car
700 p ~ (DayD-Chicaeo Vestibued Limited ExgrSSQ
for SCRANTON BiNGHAMTON. ELMlRA, BUZZ
rALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Sew-xoH %
1hicaeo Dining-Car west OF Buffalo -.
$50 p NJ Daily)Bu1sio Express Pullman Siespsre ~
SCRANTON BINGIiAMToN, EI.MIRA BATH. Mt.
$50 p 81 Dnily)-BUFFAIo SCRANTON. HiSonns ID
TON OWEGO ITHACA. EI.MIRA. sfHACuSpe
UTICA and OswEGO EXPRESS. Pullman bamss
rICXETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATING q
Henry Gaze q sons. LIMITED. i18 broadway. IL FaIH
place 400 Broadway and S42 Broadway tickets o WY
stations III 4t-ave i2thst 81 West lISth-st' ~
Io6 broadway Brooklyn Timetables giving fuh 'nfoe.
nation At all stations -o,,n.>,v In ali D., 80
chc,k baggage hotel or residence 70 destueuoo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15

Cash aao'a99, veTe toi0ws Flour s, sIsw 70
Sin sa %Psi e. Urn EYE 5g9e q ysSw CORN
?5gass No oa: iNgis,c 81 whi!e PIE NM No 3
Ha s. : ;a,Jc ~ !. b. 4S8a7c 40 laxseei
@ sTS 'l% =. I'D i sa. r.: g'' :sJ s e.
a leos 81 ,sas, - d site. s9quIdsr' x tSpJs
d' I'm o he'd s9 P1 scnse io "a sugars se butter ter
G @Ssnst q @ss ssS Iss. rm fresh iise
;, weak na qS sHe w 70 s.;. S2
ham ts .,tas ya auS Isy s "sr 20 'is1
ard cheese nrtn. Eggs quiet. he
A;s$ & e; s%5. lSy s'
a I a ' , patents S .'a s SO SEQ sssgni fS p.s
n raj ' IN bulk ssas7 s5 acssd Sass a.
s4ss Ss DC, s S9 aG@ X a%ss
Corn S.aE ana ps s nSr and nd January
ssr md s2aai as n:, s Ea's5 s sD 4n
and western prlne 2lc Eass drm ,res nearby isS
steady con ed IN Ts sS s GU d SIly
P'im Re ca,s $,.c grease Be- poultry dull and
lover fowls Sc Ola rossers &c p5nf ;rS Sn,sssas a.
:, Lmr.. oct. i,-Flour quiet. easy bur unclaimed
wheat, rot, dull about .eAay 10 red cash sIs .Tt
90 M Nay s2ae a,ssl' bd Mny s7sc Oats.
:. whi,c 2o,ra2i'.c. December; loo BID May ~,
o,t r,n st aliy; track. sacked. 5id02c ins side
"a I,tter auiet creamery. liu2ic dairy llIp' r'Ess
a. -. Vhiskev ~ 20 Pork Arm. standard moss
,ohbins &c - Lard better prime steam - c"r ,
a. shorts 81 i2a$S 1919 Dry salt mea,. boxed snoHI-
d. s. So extra short clear AMI ribs - "'s shor's
S. 30. ,o.-.
Toledo oct, n-whsat lower. weak: cash and o,'ooer
yc.c: December and May Wisc rn active shl 'ycs
= ,l,eI oTc. No yellow. 21i.c. perefrier -'"c:
Mav ale oats ,!u and steady: No nixel issc; 70 =
r'r. white, 2irc. October. lNAsc fNr Huli
VIZ VIZ N . &c cover seed activ. and lower
nru y, 81 a. october 81 10. December. 81 30 March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15

clear bellies IL to II H. finn. as. shoulders-Squar
/. 70 "A H. steady 25s. Lard-Prme Western spot dul
OIL CheeseAmercan finest white and colored stead
i;s Tallow--Prlme city nomhhl Cottonseed oil-Lyfl
noo refined dull l3s 81. TuipentineSpirits steady u
Rosln--Common dull. Is ligd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
LEHlGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Station foot OF West 23d ST. penn r. RI. Cortland or
Desbrosses-st.
sIndlcates time from West 23dsi. Other figures show
ti,ne from Cortandt or Debrosses-st.
sG:i5, G,4O A. daily Sunday '0:io. a. NJ Tor
MAI'CH CHUNK and Intermediate stations. ..
s7:55 s:15 A. NJ. daily FOR wlLKEsBAkRE scRAN-
GENEVA ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS;
ana the and principal local points dining car ana
chair car " Buffalo. -, -,
siO.l5. 1890 A. NJ. Sundays only for Bound Brook
and intermediate stations. ,,.,,c,,
siO,25 1850 A. II. daily. except Sunday for MACcH
CIIIEK and intermediate points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
tC7 100 bags. -, oorea 4. as follows:

R,o-t'ofee market dull. No RIO. ssl.o' eNcn Is
states - 100 bags. cleared ior Europe '''"' e' '
Les haze
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four Tracks. Automatic Block slgnaA
On and after october 5. 1891
Stations In New-York. foot Of Liberty Sss

On and after october D. IoJ's
Stations In New-York foot Of Liberty 81.
and Whitehall Terminal
Trains leave foot Of Liberty st.
E9sOS nefhehf" ntSow 70 EassUn io 80
si5 $50 % EassOI ~. CSC to A ioo 5so SO
10 e. w. 4s NJ ssas.y s"' ssrsssi 'o a. s
Reading ana pSFsSas AZ ~ sc t s 10 R nS
as - So So E:'s &c., :o5 NJ R.aaia u.s.
s oiS a3rI S s o 's 800 T''iH's ssss. Is:
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH: OCEAN GROVE: &C. o....
se n..s . Tor S.Sas s f,I .aa
Grove 900 uo:l5 Red Bank only A. ~, 400 +. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
4:so $50 A. NJ. 1:45. 44o p. N. sundays 1918 A. N:
Barnesat a:so. $50 A. H. I:s5 4:sO P. N. sundays.
For Atlantic City. vineand and Bridgeton 4so A. H..
For MONMOUTH Beach, se.brght and Mishiscd', &
Say NJ sun t;SS 500 800 & H. 40 p ''
BOATS LEAVE WHITEHALL TERMINAL.
ss r. g. s lss sss 81: IFS
:$ s SIS So: 81: ' i:s Pip S
S SS% i S;?2 i GS, i r st. ' FLO night 200 ~
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier 8. y. r.. foot Of Rector St ,.
For Atlantic Highlands seabright. Monmouth beocsnt
Long Branch. 1918 ~ NJ. 3:a5 p ~ sundays S'V
A. NJ -.....
For Eloeron Asoury Park Ocean Grove ana points
south 20 Point Pleasant 3:4S p. II. Sundays lsops n
for Asbury Park and Ocean Grovs) sSO A. IL
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA xa EA5yIMoRE AND WASH
From whitehall Terminal (South Ferry.
Weekdays J5. $3.50, II %, Dining Carr A. 81. i;6e
s:e5 4j5 dining Carr. $3.50 p. NJ. 1910 mdt. Sundays.
p:55 II 25 Dining Carr a. NJ. $50. $:e5 Dining can.
5:5s r NJ. 1910 mer Additional trains for Phsdslpnis.
r,,g aha dave A M
4:25 s:s5 ~ r. NJ. sundays, s:55 A.. NJ. 1855 r H.
Liberty i:30 A. NJ. daily and $50 and s'O r. NJ
week days
From FOOT LIBERTY STREET minutes Later -.
parlorcar seats be procured 81 foot @
liberty ST.. whitehall ll3 i!2. 26l 49, sH dc.
Broadway. 737 9th Av 81 East 18th st. 100 -
r25th St. 273 West l25th ST.. 2Sl Columbus Az. New
York. Court 81. SEQ Fulton ST. Brooklyn ss srosn.
way Williamsburg. The New York Transfer Company
will and check baggage from hotels or residences
destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Oct. l4.-rlour dull and unchanged; sales:
90 bbls. decline: No . red. spot and
october 95izQac: November 93 &c bio; December oja.
EI9c: steamer ~ red aO4nDOa.c Southern by sample.
sales 32.00 bush. Corn weak; Mixed spot and Oc'o-
3in3li.c; November 3lG3li.r or old. November
or December. 307sG3c: January. 3ihd3i.c: steamer
mixed 29q29isc Southern white d35c do yellow,
3i43 gtyck. 1lO.aGl bush sales. 5000 bush Oats FIRM
y, white .n27c No mixed. 23c sales; stock. H.
5t.c sales: stock. 1880: buan. Hay steady choice
timothy S3GSl3 ~. Grain freghts quiet but firm: un
changed Sugar strong anl unchanged Butter firm and
unchanged. Eggs firm and unchanged Cheese steady
and unchanged
Boston Oct i4.Elour steady; winter patents. 81 2oG
g. 90 and straghis. 81 8Os5 as spring patents
s. 2Ugs5 straigh,s. 81 3OdS5 90 Cornnea
quiet 72a7ic bag; 81 Goas G5 per Dbl Corn quiet
steamer yellow 3Gi.c. No and No g. 80. f,3'c oats
steady: fancy clipped 2s.sQ29c No clipped 2sg2si9c
No 3 clipped. 2sN2s.c. Mihfeed hrmt spring bran. $50
sl3 80: winter bran. 81 -. midngs s!iqs6 90 Red
hinlquartcrs iWzalisc: fores. oa5iac Lambs steady;
mutton and ycarlirgs. GisG7c: veal DC Butter frm
Northern 2li:Q re: Western 292iac imitation IA l3c;
laie- 1910 Cheese hrm Northern. 9i.19isc; West
crn DgJ,c
Buffalo. Oct. lf-Spr!ng wheat unsettled. with tend
ency advance: No / hard spot 35Isc; No Northern
spot s O4sc; new, 02'sc. No Northern new spot
ssi.c: No Northern spot. sc'.c. Winter wheat
buyers and sellers apart. dull No red. 9Ic; No white
81, Corn duh and lower No yellow. 3DEc: No 3 vel
30sc; No yellow. zoe: No corn. 30c: ~ corn
2asc. oats Gull and weak. No white :i3c; No white.
B.r.ey Western. mating grades. 3sdisc feed barley
3oaSlc Rye dull: No l. IN store. 40 asked canal
fre,gh's steady. Flour steady: light demand.
chicago OCT, 1.-THE leading futures ranged az fol-
lows:
Wheat 40 O. Opening Highest Lowest. Closing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15

ror.,on r,rka,s-Santos Coffee market steadl sCoo
me- 500: receipts. 2s Vcu bags; stock l.
la a., bass Hamburg-Conee market opened :. pennns
rsr c;osed unctanged to !. pfennine net lower saies'
zoos, 1sgs Ha,re~CONee market opened auieI,, un-
onaUeeJ. a, ~ m unchanged: at p m qul.t ann
cbsnsed closed dull unchanged prices '"'a' s'e'
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-08
"kLPHABET" TAYLOR RESIGNS.
Ex-ConGresEman ChepthRni, of
North CarOIinn.

Pa Washington. May 7.-Charles II. J. Tay-
lor. the colored politician from Kansas,
whom Cleveland made recorder of deeds
for the District of Columbia, called on the
president AMI rendered his resignation. He
will 90 to Ohio as soon as his successor is
appointed. IL rs understood that ex-Rep-
resentative CheathGm, colored, of North
Carolina, will he named tomorrow to sue
Ceed Mr.. Taylor.
Very soon after Mckinley was inaugur-
ated. MIR. Taylor commenced 10 bring in
flucncc to bear to continue him III office.
Not having participated In the campaign.
he let it he understood thai he was against
Bryan. and hence he should hold onto his
position.
II was made pain 10 Mr.. Taylor. how
ever that he would not be able TO resain
the place. and his resignation was rendered
in response to a request
Some of the Kansans are insisting that
the position held ny Mr.. Taylor as a Kan
san should be given 10 Il Kansan. There
are a number OF applicants who are max
ing u fight on general principles, who
would accept the position, which pays si50l
per year. So far no progress has heen made
In the direction of saving the position to
Kansas but IL may come around all right
later, although il looks as Il Cheath IN
would get it.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-08
STRAIN WAS TOO GREAT.
Senator Mark Hanna Breaks Down In
der the Assaults of Office

Washington. May 5.-Senator Mark Han
ma, after standing the strain of long po-
litical campaign, has broken down under
the rush of applicants for office. Follow
ing out his plan of campaign, Mr.. Lama
has kept open house ft International lead
quarters IN the Glover building, at MS
apartments In the Arlington, and even at
the senate Itself. From early morning until
late at night ths-sppficants for ofilce nave
camped on his trail and the most humble
of them have succeeded in gaining access
to the all-powerful chairman. Flesh and
blood were not created 10 bear up success
fully against the persistent demands OF the
hungry hordes of offreaeekars, and the
result has been that Mr.. Hanna, who is
the picture OF health, has at last broken
down under the strain.
While at the Office of the national COM
mittee yesterday he was seized with
vertigo which prostrGted him for a short
time. Mr.. Hanna. in spite of the protests
of friends and physicians. was driven TO
the senate chamber TO cast his vote in
favor OF the arbitration treaty. When this
duty was accomplished Senator Hanna re-
turned to the hotel. He was obliged TO
keep his room until late in the afternoon,
but announced to his close friends that he
had determined TO go back to Cleveland
tomorrow or Saturday. When he arrives
at his home he expects 10 be able to take
a needed rest for week or so.
The prostration is not serious one
but Is the direct result of overwork- His
physicians have warned him that he can
not continue to hold receptions for all Of
sponse to their suggestion he will leave
Washington temporarily. but will return
I'm plenty of time to participate in the long
tariff struggle In the senate.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-08
FAVORS A TARIFF COMMISSION.
Senator CulIom Says There Must Be
a Reform in the Way of
Tariff Changes.

Washington. May In reply to inquiries
as TO his views on a permanent tariff COM
mission, Senator Cullom has written as
follows tn Samuel B. Archer, secretary of
the Tariff Commission League, of Newark,
n. j.:
Il believe that through the judicious
agency of Il permanent tariff commission
composed of experts, statisticians and
from year to year by congress as might
be indicated and clearly shown to be wise.
This would save the necessity of a change
in the whole tariff system by whatever
not continue indefinitely as We have been
doing with reference TO that subject. be-
cause the business of the country will not
tolerate it. | hope sincerely this congress
may provide for some kind of a commits
sion which will aid in changing the situa-
tion. and ! should be glad IL an amend
ment of the nature indicated Were TO be
incorporated in the bill now before the
senate, known as the Dirgley bill"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-08
FAREWELL TO BAYARD.
American Society I'm London Gives a
banquet in Honor of the Re-
tirinx Am mba ssndOr.


London, May THE farewell banquet
given this evening by the American Socie-
ty. in London, TO Mr.. Bayard. former am
bassador of the United States, was attend
ed by eT0 guests. The company included
Ambassador Hay, Mis-, Hay and all the
members of the American embassy; the lord
bishop of London (Dr. Creighton, Baron
Sir Francis and Lady Jeune, Sir Edwin
Arnold. Sir Henry Thompson. Lady Ran
dolph Churchill, Lady Anderson Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Vivian and Miss Geneyieye
Ward, the actress. But there was a notable
absence of the majority OF the best known
Americans residing in London.
Mr.. Bayard had cordial reception. Dur
ing, the presentation of the loving cup,
which is in the form of 4 pumpkin, sur
mounted by a bust of Mr.. Bayard., Mr.. and
Mrs. Bayard We're visibly affected.
Mr. Bayard, on rising TO speak. was
greeted with storm of applause. He
spoke for an hour, slowly and impressively.
He said, in part:
There is nothing we desire to conceal
except strange shame-facedness that
tempts us TO restrain the love each feels
for the other; but there never should be
strain of doubt as to that affection be-
tween the heads of two countries. No
man feels this more than my illustrious
successor II l was ever worth a button.
you have here better button TO put In
my place. rejoice in my successor; for
he is as fair as l have always sought
to be-
as follows:
Il always have been, and fancy I am
now. cordially opposed to Mr.. Bayard on
almost every matter of public concern upon
which men of good will may differ; but [
have always been happy and proud Of his
personal friendship. l have shared the
serving the uneXampled affection and pop
ularity which he has conquerer in England.
They are successes SO complete that they
can provoke neither envy nor emulation.
Certainly no immediate successor of Mr..
Bayard would be so injudicious as to at
tempt to rival his brilliant career or to
replace him in the regard of the British
PEOPLE. | join you in wishing him and his
family God speed"