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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-05-04
FABULOUS
Sums Given For Leases of Ground Near 4
Gusler.

Sums Given For Leases of Ground Near Il
Gusher.
Anderson, Ind, April 29.--Leases COW
ering thousands of acres of the oil ter
ritory in the north part of this county
We're filed today. There was string
of agents and leases awaiting the
opening of the Recorders Office this
morning after the rush last night, and
the work has been steady all day.
Leases are commanding big bonuses
today aside from the one-siXth royalty
which is general. A farmer with 1870
acres lying within half mile of the
big gusher got 81, 200 spot cash today
besides the one-siXth interest in all
wells on his farm.
An eastern oil man, who claims to be
buy ing for himself, arriving last night
with $50, 900 in cash in his pockets and
began work today taking everything
in sight. Major Doxey is paying So, 81
and So per acre premium for good
acreage. 1t looks like the rush has
just begun. Agents are leasing vacant
lots in this city and Alexandria.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-05-04
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY, MAY q, 1897.
IN TROUBLE AGAIN.

John L. Felr, of West Virginia News
paper Fame.
John L. Fehr, we'll known West
Virginia newspaper man. was recently
arrested for henious offensc, but the
case was dismissed. He left Charleston,
the scene of his labors, and it is now
charged that before doing SO he swim
died number of people out of large
sums of money by signing checks in the
name of the West Virginian after he
had severed his connection with that
paper. Warrants haye been issued for
his arrest and efforts will be made to
locate him.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-05-04

1t was definitely settled Saturday that
the steamer Hudson, of the Pittsburg
and Cincinnati Packet Line, will be the
running mate of the Island Queen in
the Coney Island trade the coming sea.
son. Should the river fall too low for
the Pittsburg boats to run to Pittsburg
the Coney Island Company is given the
option to use any of the other fine
steamers OF the Pittsburg line.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-05-04

In Squire Hart's court Saturday eve
ming of last week Mrs. Eva Schultheis
was fined five dollars and costs, on the
charge of assault and battery, pre-
ferred by Mrs. Lena HaddoX. The
trouble occurred Tuesday morning of
last week at the home of the two
women, on Second street.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-05-04
Pipes Lowered.

The water works pipes on Fourth
street have been lowered between
Scanned and Wooster streets and the
ground is now ready for the paving.
The dirt was tamped back into the
trenches and will give no trouble by
settling.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-05-04
Well ID Ony.vood.

Coste Bros drilled shallow well
into the 7OO-foot sand on the Spindler
farm at Caywood Monday, which is ex-
pected to make at least 10 barrels. II
will be shot today.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-05-04
ponr Tobacco Spit and Smoke
your Life away.

Ifyou want to quit tobacco using easi-
" and forever be made well, strong,
magnetic, full of nsw life and vigor,
take No-To-Bac, the wonder-worker
that makes weak men strong Mary
gain ten pounds in ten days, Over 400,-
600 cured. Buy No-1o-Bac from your
own druggist, who will guarantees a
cure. Booklet and sample mailedfree
Ad. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or
New York.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-05-04
Attachment Proceedings.

David G. Martin, of Warren town
ship has filed an attachment suit
against Charles II. Cameron, of New
York. The suit is to recover rental
contracted by Cameron in 1890. The
proceedings are in Squire Harts court.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-05-04
VIII Build Another Boat.

The Bay Company, of Ironton, it is
said, is maturing plans for the construc-
tion of another steamer on the plan of
the Kanawha, only larger. 1t is need
less TO say that the engines will be
high pressure, plain, old style, that
shoves right along.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-05-04
Yves Rot Touched.

VIII Spriggins, night porter at the
BELLEVUE Hotel requests us to state that
he was not touched" for FIVE dollars
as reported, but that he lost the money
from his pocket by accident.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-05-04
River Rising.

The Ohio started on the upward turn
Monday and at the last reading the
guage showed eleven feet, six inches.
The Argand passed up for Wheeling at
6 "a. IN. and the Hudson for Pittsburg u
q D. m
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-05-04
An Interesting Meeting.

Mr.. Dan A. Budd, the well known
Catholic journalist, addressed large
audience at the Court House Monday
evening. He is a good speaker and in
terested his hearers greatly.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-05-04
CASE DISMISSED.

No Evidence 10 Hold lIorbnn McSwecney.
and He Is Discharged.
The case of Ohio VS.. Morgan Nc.
Sweeney, who was charged with as
saulting his daughter, Mary Me.
Sweeney, was argued before Squire
Guytou Monday, The court held that
the evidence was insufficient to Justify
holding McSweeney for the grand jury.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-05-04
WHEELING AND CINCINNATI.
These VIII BE the Termiued Points Be
tween Which the Steamer W.J.
Cummings VIII Run

tween Which the Steamer W.J.
Cummings VIII Run
Capt. Mack Gamble is going to place
the steamer Will j. Cummings in the
Wheeling and Cincinnati trade. The
announcement can be regarded as au-
thcntic, as Capt Gamble is negotiating
for pilots to run between the points
mentioned, which way the wind blows.
Capt. Gamble only intends to do local
business between the points named.
Some river men contend that if Capt,
Gamble would place his boat in the
Wheeling and Louisville trade he would
make more money. He could make one
round trip week. The present inten-
tion is to have the Cummings leave this
city every Saturday evening and Gin.
cinnati on Wednesday evening, giving
passengers two days at the latter place.
Capt Gamble has had the boat painted
and an electric light plant added to the
equipment. 1t is said that he is aim
ing after the White Collar line trade.
William Weldon and JAS. Rowley, Jr.
will likely be her pilots Wheeling Reg
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-05-04
AHousehold Necessi+v

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most
wonderful medical discovery OF the
age, pleasant and refreshing to the
taste, act gently and positively on kid
neys, liver and bowels cleansing the
entire system, dispel colds, cure head
ache, fever, habitual constipation and
biliousness. Please buy and try box
OF Z. G. G. to-day; 10, 25. go cents. old
aud guaranteed to cure by all drug
gists.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-05-04

A CURTAIN LECTURE-Not the scoIding
sort but some facts of immediate interest to
all housekeepers within shopping distance of
Marietta. The superiority of our stock of
Curtains and Curtain Materials is instantly
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-05-04
BIDS OPENED

at the Council Chamber for Paving But
Ter Street.
At the Couucil chamber ut noon on
Monday bids were opened by the
Mayor, City Clerk and Engineer for
paving Butler street from Front to
Second, and were as follows
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-05-04

recognized. The entire range
of curtain wants is covered
and buyers find a real salts
faction in the certainty that
prices are here always COR
rect. Nottingham Lace Cur
tains in new patterns, Soc to
ST a pair. Brussels Curtains,
ST to $3.50. Louis Four
teenth Curtains, $40 to $15.
All the favorite styles Of
curtain stuffs by the yard,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-05-04

and you will be agreeably surprised to find how
far your money will go in the purchase of
these pretty draperies.
Equally attractive are the curtains of heav-
ier material-- Satin Derby, Tapestry and Vel
our. The prices run from So to 5 pair and
all the desirable colors are shown.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-05-04

The Butler and Second street jobs
will come up for action before Council
tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Newly York April IS 1897.
BEEvEs-Receipts, ~ cars. l37l head . for
direct local slaugherers and 80
cars FOR the market making with the cattle previously
CITY and at Sxtieh-st Demand sluggish. and market
slow throughout, with prices generally rated
except on bulls, which appeared to
be about the Monday The yards were
IS or per with prime offered and
oxen at So OaSi % bulls s3G$2 70 dry cows 81 20
asa 70 Dressed light inquiry at 1HSigc per ~
for city dressed native sides Latest private cables
dressed weight: sheep steady az l0iznl2+. dressed
weight refrigerator beef selling AT %. n5sc n Ship.
nent- to-day Br.:tanic 10 Liverpool 1920
tiers Of beef for Easmans COMPANY in the Paris. TO
i32 quarters for u. II. sherman. ro-morTow The Kan
sas City for Bristol. will be laden with 300 cattle for
ssles-p. Mcpherson & Co.: rs Ohio steers. 1850 n
hefers 1850 n at 81 so bull 1870 NJ at $40 do.
1lsO n al So 90 do. 200 ~ at 81 30. Do s55 ~ at
81 80: do. $50 n 1T 50 go DO e12 ~ Al 81 10 DO.
go 10 al So cows 1895 n. s. 80, IL d.. 1901 10.
Al DC &C. SO 'S at Sc Is IL 40 81 ~ at sa 40 aSi
II at 81 rs DO 903 ~ SO & II DO. sl7 n, At 50 -.
DO $40 ~ al 81 30 DO. $50 n. al 81 50. II do 6e2 H.
AT 81 20
;i0 n al 81 co. 20 d. 1870 ~ 81 49, q virginia oxen
io55 n NJ s. II do psS NJ at g 10 bulls. NO 10. At
So cows lo32 n. So 30 DO s5o 10 at 81 ~ DO
gi3 ~ at s2 10. DO $50 10 s2 3j. > do $50 10, at
81 10: 10 do, sil NJ. at So DO Gil n. at 81 80 so
Sherman & Culver: : Illinois steers 1903 n. at 81 50.
DO 1850 n. al s. 90 Kansas DO 1870 n. at - 80 10
do i24s 10 81 TO- 10 Indiana ar. 1905 10 at 81 80
DO 1Il5 NJ AT 81 so Penn syvania Do 1880 10 al - 10:
DO. li9s n at q 7o COW 900 N. at 81 '' 10 DO
1925 NJ al IS 07; Fl do 1924 II AZ e5o7is do
No. at 81 S. II Ohio do 1888 n. at ~ So Is do i2o' TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

cr,..so Anrl % (speciaD.-The local wheat crowd
today took the view the opening that the decline
since Monday had been enough to warrant raly'
scalper. with good deal Of unanmity worked on tha'
eide and from the opening until had brought about
a recovery Of cent when they tried TO realize the
prohs they had paper. the market collapsed losing
Gvfr opened sne' around ~ cents sold between cents
and and Ssn and closed a. o Gens
standing y July at the close The early news
s ssS % TO the American break of TUESDAY
only 20 ,bs Northwest The Official worlds shipments
: s2S oo bushels good deal less than the estimate
s es Id%a tonight reported
buyers str b.h.s aG Nb te %a ee
looked for There seemed to be fair ,P9 demand
a sre and 1SF tRe !eaboard Claimed thirty
strength Wai issue. up ID the bull
thought it take profits Their eror, 10 iaudas
dis yns az h on been too unanimous that
ieft no new demand 1t was sudden break as either
Says about cents Later day II developed that
some OF the cash business had been OF spScua', I've
ported for two about 24so bushels These sudden
I, viii taEe a frstrate spot demand 10 create new
,u Mf' 2Ss@2s cents and 25a25a and closed
for eace se We're
T We. - Brs oM reported decrease the
pockes Of So4 600 bushels There nothing the
Tbe shipping demand not sharp Bright weather
w2 Qua, SCI followed the example Of corn rather than
wheat keeping strong whiting narrow limits July sold
At ~ Ggns a mss on wet wabeT There
don an excellent spot demand with about 10000 bush,
e est sSa f0 for ;N Thurs%ay ''''' w w w
Liberal hog n maas under Tsd ssy d S
under and ribs ~ cents under There we're
on the puts. July wheat closed at ss cents
25 Ss CENTS ~ c@ Sss': c5h S CENTS " '''' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
OTHER vAPKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Aprl 2s-The liberal supply OF cattle naturally
caused a weaker feeling and prices were loaloc lower
The hulk the found purchasers nj - 3oqS3
esnorcrs being at 81 so and upward Buch-
ers stun fairy active at lower prices ana canning
cattle shared the decline. being rather slow OF sale
calves SID at Yesterdays decline. and 50 y was pract-
cally the top arLet sockers and feeders went
week graseers selling around So 70 There was very
good demand for ho,s hut buyers insisted upon further
decline and sales made reduction Of ga lOc The
hE NJ the offerings brought So 1884. rough packing
hog. selling at 50 1898 rs. and prime light at 81 or
Trade in Sheep animated az steady prices Saies
we're chiefly Al 50 75ds4 * for Westerns ordinary
o.s bringing S3q 81 90: choice natives brought 81 oGs5
lambs eolA n, SO J0dS3 - for the poorest with more
eeiiinp M sJGs5 than other prices Spring
isnnbs sold AZ s5G Sc Receipts-Cattle. 5000 head
hors 20 900 head sheep 700 head
tansas CITY April 2s.-Cattle lower. Hogs 5dl0c
lower, heavi@r - esGs3 ~ packers. 81 6odsS ~
nixcd sS 65ds3 10 lights 50 55ds3 10 Workers 81 s3
So 70: PIGS 81 So sheep steady lambs s4aSi I5 NUT
ST. Louis. April 2s.-cattle slow and 15c lower for
choice native shipping 81 75as5 81; dressed beef and
bchers 81 s5dsi and feeders 81 25aS4 40
s,eers under 1000 ~ So 20. and heifers. 81 75d
81 80 Teas and Indian fed SO 60; grass s3a
ca So COWS and hefers s2Gs2 80. Hogs So lower; lights
ca 81 mixed 81 7Ods3 S. heavy SO 50ds3 Sheep dull
ard slow native mutons s4ls4 10: lambs 81 5oGS5 25
cuiis and bucks s2GS4 Texas sheep 81 lOis4 Is.
Fasr liberty April 2sCattle steady prime. Sass 20
bus stngs and COWS s2ds2 81, good fat oxen
s2Gs4 10 Hogs ruling slow Yesterday prices Sheep
eIov. cliored heep choice 81 356$4 40: common So.
choice lanbs ssass o. spring lambs s5as7: veal calves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-York. April y. Ios,
coTToN-Following yesterdays holiday a; New-Yo!k
Cotton ES:hanss s call v. S' he @H. Scale re
oeioek Noon the reood showed sales Of 100000 0a!s With
Se had irregular opening There is some ases'nr hs
:, xaeI.sr MAY Saws 70 s You'd a be points
; a finished At an " ae e early 2P
ment the strong attitude Of the LyepSoc ma
VII on ~ iSe Ensl,sh market tay Private caoies
assert that English spnners are ven suppeD VII a,S mai
English sentiment regarding tie outlook remains au'e
bulsh on the theory oil coatnqee pan, ~, law our mar
ket showed rise Of 2g4 Fonts 1na ns near pos
~ po!as on FAR months ss T Jeeo5ed here
reaching SSsS" 9ps sc iae ina, iSs male, has Tenas
rm face o: large number OF notices
were all promptly taken care S the price
spp,eeiabie w1snns q ne n5iS. Of June july
August II claimed that considerable sn9r, nerT G
has been accommodating in the new crop months @s M
substantial features Of the sSsiSn With the
prevailing belief late 4 not short crop. SSieZ
tn.isss me me- nes positions The sales Of spot cotton
reached total 1851 bales INCLUDING ga b Sae sbe
satss have been made which not been reported
make Sos a n q an OF odays spot
isss bales are the form Of direct shipment by
con vsgaol cass Spot an SG' t2
Ist coo american l1,oco; receipts COCO; Amesi,
5000 ddng upands 40 fin!es ,aa Ton,s net ad
vance rom Monday son; a aS
1Iis sNsis, a7b to August Sepie 4os sep,em
SsToSie9sT 2 Ssi $oso
markets. nddns n SS2n s sIe.e' 500 bsle
r Ns~orieans higher sales so, 1850 s s2ls
nm Noble sc &C.. .shss s b nsns ss aSips xoafo
re sales IS bales Memphis 5Ac e hi sss
s. bales steady s. Lgis rs sass bs $50 S an W
,nngfon ne higher. steady Baltimore li-ioc' %'
hir,er' n'nl'iN follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29

pool closing lud ne, lower than might with CONT
Mental markets showing more or less SreaN came
.sras.treey Visible had come showing decIeaie e
Of 2569ooo bush in worlds stocks VIII few small
orders from scapsrs but became general an h nom"
into excited market spurred on b ne"s srTet From
47ac july tumSed to 75e in few minutes ana ale,
raying nervousy IN the last ten minutes We lust
7ee On the curb az SSG ,c Se'A he decline to-day
especially the with when p,S hmls who have
b"en t,rIns that wheat was enough II was tse,
however Of overconh8ence. they haVng Sanss without
load this .uppsion than thsy news and other
The weekly Government crop repor; put pun me exception
the Western ogSSk S by M.spp valleys there
has been much rain. the last Week lis report
vorahe OF the season ROY WAS PARTICULARLY favorable
A, I've Secine today there moderate buying 81 GA Ok
wheat fo- reported At 4VoV ss all No North
% srring nrvate terms; No Northern quoted q 70
May aos Do Duluth SaT oyer Na NAY hard winter
SndeT May aoat 10 hard winter 'ac Tys fs
anoat arrive May cosea i. 1r,ices were a little
IU, ma han Monday night buying for Local
on the rains and indications OF allied prices
little after which sasgsd OF and s0seG ast week
isq4e ne, decline M9Fs ssa COO bush the be
WEE TSse was small trade, footing up -|w
bush No corn Sci? dskfae' there were Ofssl
May eeDasOT noted in the market futures The under
one today decided weakness IN the fields
from the ws' H increased IscePs
abou, the last week. wnie unusually small
,3e less The Ca case cs Ssyers as
White 100, bush oic and uns,a1dea o Wn bush pri
bush 10000 as 70 guay es sra 30 600 bush private
ghi,e RYEEasy 3 No Wss'eTn qfB2asfRL
sc ,,.sa Ran re.ans s buffalo opess1g, Sav as
cation and s2as2lac c New-foTK' m''''"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29

ern creamery 1sc. Pennsylvania prints 2c 10 jon
bing 2a24c. Eggs steady fresh nearby ana Nestera
Oc Cheese unchanged Cotton firm ard l-16c higher mo
ding unands I5-i6c Refined quiet bur steady
raiivy dull and city prime in hhds 3a3.e eoin-
Try do bbls 2-.G3c; dark do. PFC cakes. ga d3zc
grease 2sc poultry dull and fowls easier fows
S6S.c. ROSTERS &c. chickens. l54lSc spring
chickens 2Da25c Dressed poultry firm. good demand
fowls choice ai5c do fair 70 good sisc hroiers Wes
ern small and medium sizes. 2od25c. do large. l3g
lsc nearby do as size and quality. 1880
S. Louis April 2s.-Four dull and nominal; wheat
Sn,t dull No cash elevator Ole bid 9sc asked, rack
sSqasc No hard cash 75'.c May e4i2c asked; July.
nc asked August. 73i7c September. 1859 Corn-Spot
steadv. No 2 cash 2IT.c: MAY. 2l%c: July 232c pa.
september 25c Oats-sr-ot higher; No cash G Pc
i7c dairy sal9c Eggs steady Sc W ,ss = a IL
lower. prime steam 3 aOc. choice. SC. Rac2n-Boxed
shoulders S. % short clear 81 81, rms - 90
shorts 81 Sos, Dry salt neats-Boxed shoulders ana
extra short clear So; ribs s. 1871; shorts, So 70
Toledo April 2swhsa, weak and lower; No casa'
o2ic. Nav 92i1c. Corn active and steady; No mixed
DC Oats dull and steady; No mixed lsc Kye dd'
rd ower. No ca al Cloverseed active prime caen,
e. aoiS oil higher: North Lima, 53c South Lima and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston April 2s-'The American Wool and Cotton ne
porter will tomorrow OF the wool trade; me ousi
ness Of the last been in spots, the market 80
far as larger part Of the trade concerned having
been characterized by almost complete stasnaton Inc
SPOT business Boston since the last writing mas
amounted 10 4 OO NJ and Of this about 90 per cent
was foreign wool The duness be attributed TO TWO
facsan ndsposition the part OF manufacturers 70
nav the current rates. indifference the part or
buyers whether they sell at these quotations or not
The movement territories hae been small domestic
woods generally very quiet Foreign stock has at
racted greater Of the business considerable Aus
ralan and American crossbreds being moved The
chief topic OF conversation to-day Is the extraordinary
prices being paid Tor wool In the West sales OF the week
in Boston 5l130OO n. coo n being domestic
and e. $50 900 n foreign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
ERIE RAILROAD.

rhrouvh trains leave NeW-lOrk, f0l u Chambers-st,
q. foiIows and 1--WE minutes earlier from West 23d-st.
"'o.o0 4 M.-Vestbued Express daily for Waverly
Blnehsmton. Elmra, Buffalo Bradford. Arrive Buffalo
500 p NJ Paror to Buffalo
90 40 u N-Vsstibuled Limited mail Daily solid
- Sor Chicago Chauauqua Lake arrives Cleys-
naL I 10 n Chicago. p. VI. Sleepers 70 Chicago.
S 1anu and Cincinnati Dining Car.
80 ID M-Bunalo and Cleveland Nestibulei Express
i.,V .rrives Bufalo Il5 4. NJ, Bradford 7l5 A. ~.
Dai,ss .own SIS A. NJ Cleveland .l5 p. " Sleepers
ana Cleveland making direct connections for De-
troit Chicago and he West
u3t, 10 MA Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Falls
solid train Chicago sleepers 20 Hornellsvile.
chicago a aSd II,ocAIs TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Accommodations at ILL., l3, 26 .oi and 957 Broad
4 DC ,o- ioverv 1876 l25th-st and 81 West l25,h-
way and 23d-st. ferries. New-York; 333
and 7SS Fuon-st.. 1906 Broai"sy bIookyn' 20 Hut.
re,. calls for and checks baggage from hotels ard
rasiiences to destin-.ion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29

.uc An. sranula,ed 4isc coarse graduated Arc extra
fine sranuatcd 4c; conecioners gsanusss s@ons
g. 44c: No. A. 4lsc No: 5. 4hc; No g. No NJ sc
No 70 ss.c: No. 49, 5slc No. "A. Si.c' NO TO- "'>'
TEAs-At the regular weekly auction sales OF ' ,ss
there was no material limp immo'e tess lost about
,.c' Dust steady Ping suey teas Were p hn,
changed, grades Of Congous Iost ao,u'
low grades We're steady midas unchanged roir
nosas declined fully lie per n on good 'ess and VIC
It considered that the Foochow teas snx al ps
including the following Moyune-2o Hysen 9 9o Gun IN
Young Hyson Is Imperial Ia ia iae ia7
Gunpowder i2ik4lSo Japan-lei pan fired lt.en
10 sif.ines csc 4O Congou. eisuls9c: 40 lhdh y
orange Pekoe i2,2dl5c. Oolong-3A FeochoW' lo'tp
Ice: . 25S Formosa. l0n22c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
mr., ,.CKAwANNA AND WESTERN n. II.
t.Nt;i:,n. in New-lOrk. foot OF Barclay and
s'"'" " (hristOpher streets.
vEsTyRJI.ED TRANS. PULLMAN BUFFET

,,,.... -o,.s 20 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAIR.
DHeT ruT OR ANGES. Summit, BsrnarisyillA Baskng
Riase Madison. Mors'o%n PcSssie Paterson b92n
i;,aT An Washington. PHILLIPsBURG EASTON.
W. U.rrR GAP. STROUDSBURG. Pocono Mountains,
VA chat,rx,rrOT PITTSTON. WILKESBARRE NANTI-
SSSKE DANVILLE. NORTHUMBERLAND. Mont
soN iR1SGHAMTON. OXFORD, NORWICH Water
yi,s, UTICA, RIcHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland.
SSv vie' ,cT-sE OsWEGO. ITHACA. oWEGO ELMIRA
S6PNINci BATH DANsvIILE BUFFALO and all
op9.," M"BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops principal
% o ste'i9MVs tcafe carr BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINo-
WV WI taNTON OWEGO. ITHACA, ELMIRA. UTICA,
PfcHFIFLD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE AMI OSWEG0
FFTPREss Pullman Parlor Cars. Connecting at
,.oo S 81 naNEscRA ANTON. WILKESBARRE and EIMIRA
,.oo = n SCRANTON. wILKEsBARRE and PLYM.
"'o oII-TI EXPRESS. Pullman Bunet parlor Car.
700 ~ cT1aily,-Cnicsgo NestDued Limited Express
''oo, :, ScR ANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA BUFF
EALO. FI pinine Car west Of Buffalo. ''N ="
On % NJ fDaly)-Bunalo Express Pullman seepers, for
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