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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
Railroaos.
Railroaos.
.EN NSYLVANlA
RAILROAD.

- - sa1f
~--..yAs -. >. 80. A"snty-tA.rd S"eS'
pesUrosses and cortandt st,sesa, e,ortl.ndt
Effects Is ten hin.,.s l".es than taat give" '~
-."U A. -. FAsl aA,L-paliman Buffet rs .SSrs %
Ssw a'~ no to ed rtss1S; pststas
@ SHxSsYy iSfx ftH Nd
tlon Gaze. FOR Cn.Ago. CLEVELAND. Toledo N'"'"'
as r. nS ."t tHIcAdo AxD ST. f. LOUIS IMPRESS
so = H.'1 81 &E Me- Cleveland
~. r. FG so Tig ss4sps ris''
.S r. ca:HI PacFe and
Gar XIX Ei;jHi g.. fss:
S1'S W. eSi Gi;5 a' HS fs'f iys $50
s s s? 20 .sS P In Car al p 50 l
Diass 80 br"s ca $40 Is P . GO sSss
nsh' Sanda 81 Sa sd y Dining Cars Dnins
GA tx }HS I-f s;9 e. "a" % n night
ATEINTIc COAST LINE Express. 90 a. m and ."
Sb @ SSr og eSaT EA4wA saa eo
~F nd Sar aeti q M BUFFET par
c,rE SAY % u M WEEKDAYS DeserOsses and c'r'-
Ls br siiss'' AS la Pax nek sunaay Ocean
Ara Point ps%san 1rosq % W., iiIo m
,, S.nais; - Limited 90
;$,'SS ;Ss5s g sai :s % D sss
SO: 3 g. Hi% s sss ic:5 oISs c.i 40
s s.; Il = IT,! s s 2:
stations foo, ss q FSn Street n' %
say ans S.a!sn n5'O kGT91,S s,. 10.
J s o G an ce s Ssssos s''S from
HrTcilSisSS% c.r.-,1 p, wGo Rs...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30

METALsHolia, ernes. str P-syai' IN 81 q. 4-4'T rr
m ,,Ia 6, TIE %e' a.. ' %e dl
WIN 80, T. JaRaaT, s!s 'esi9 . gi.s
$40 c2.aSio a. Lndgn cosea s,eas{ win ~ . ~ 81.
an, ,n ~ p ~.nper c,,.cI go 1,. sPELTER
os AMI to a.s@ ~ 81 e'qS, ien e.s. 5s ~. III
q and 's,s "s9a' 1858 ?: o. S pa ;' aa :od, t.
January .s7@asa7' ooae1 - s;n',o $. q: s. nS a. a,
iIoX-cl srd dun. spot - January s. naN 20
Gag Ga,sSV ys s''fs u1 yi c1a ' at 20. "a g. %
M0IAssEs ANp mark, .ao~ snt .one
grades have seen mark ap 'a%'f Lad anSef.oe
Sos,nae. - preyau syrup. ruled quc' n, .'sty ~
ABOUT former prices Qlo",on' -, ,,1 lGs,l.c
prms oe:e: o'n , se,.' ,o ain
s az af Pofle Rico 2saasc ,yrur sal fAF
riga so21 itai'c ,5 Im IN Z, sS b.. ,p. '
,sni,ne 2o77 hs. ,ar IN 49,. The marke' 'or 'of''
OF ,urpenrne ruled quie hu 'ea.y %I M, r,.
nd Tar was neglected AM cev ID ~ 'i'' ~ i'"
urc Aavices from SAVANNAH in1i-aiei a7m man
with moderate demand a. ~ Pc ~ .or,.
regulars. 81 c5 oil baFe.s 81 81 LIE eon
moR 70 go9a ,T.aI s. -! = : ~ if !,
s. 5:aN ~, @ 81 = as !. y 10 = @ II s5. 3D. ;"
OcEAN FREIGHTs The ma,hH f.r h',.n t,'e,
seidy nnHe f,r January london ~ Gl,.w 4r1.e
Bristol "a TN t<gSa' I Iin1 :, p,g. i,o~,
dan DO. Amsterdam ioc. cor :or .lfe.s ~ 80 ",
4[e .IT, se- Io6 p s.aa,c for
lam
continues good tornara f -s5 n am mere are
trade Rates ~ '.e former a.. f' Sn ,eT ,nsy a,~
s.s ear o,her Ser.rtner,s quiet. Ther, was h,,
or no. 1u,ry far FOR ne gran tad" io-dal
pa... were rdnlrai on the basis Of p "d 10 .o'k .1e
ors iens AZ ., ,osneG G'1a5, ,o". gen
Tfiran. ,o ise 1nei Kne on
nen, oriya,e ,erm British steamer 1872 n' so H,s
Savannah q The M'cs5'a asre.ien - rerp,o Mar
Sbe.'.r or Gfen a9s british steamer 100 on' c9%
proup, Br,i'e steamer 80 p. ga II 'vo February
nT Be steamer 1913 ansai.an!G,e "e' co s
mon,e, a. Or 70 "ra aTana private terms arr sk from
north side cuba nol'h Of a'ess VII" tnc. 10
s % ~ Ge.:nan bark 5000 rbs Iehncd petrol, uIn
hence 10 Dublin !: ma Iansa'i SIS Hosao so two
British Ssrbs $50 1870 tons seneisi easo' Ss en
r.p zen cliso hence TO Bahia private term nSfk ",
ions rails ostS I, % ysTn Snn1 g to Fort au
back N.-YSn s. win 1as 12sSSS 10
very quiet b Spd c ssaay sr tSns
WIN WV no tIime sumner yel!o~. Lnsesd oil qnie, w
o ping raee y. >Sse ! G Oh" .i%S9 yto%
eP erades 2GG25c prime white aa2sss PRIME ye
I@M sG 2'g aais ' caicu:,a raw sic demand
Nas,sa n a @Gs' BUYING %I
packers Ens'. s1n;s c ,sGG, Gear
IS 5ogss fr ayo,s sg4Ml ea Sass 5o family ,lSps 3d.
pacKt, ,sgso India mess , s2as 10. o. $50
1G1 ~ ~: I4O N. Sc 100 ~ DC: pigs o. &c
49, T y H.'i ,"d y 'Flit sa%a
Ssl %5,:d a st g' e: F,r'a 'i%i 31:
fisaS s y lara s aG &S at s sSg
s, s': naz tss. oec comITpd ss:ey
suo,sa: G1; 4g oeo 4tGic city ,eaIn. s%c
Wool son4e h %Gs bad
dTciai Classification. are az foiio"H'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
so,,r,,rpN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Dec ?ocoiton steady: middInT Sd low
mddng SIC good ordinary t.s rseep s 10 ,ss Bales
,ninners iO7 bales: stock. 2iOG,l bales , .,. ,,,y
mSdnr iGc; receipts. csi2 bales; exports 'oas'"'se
aoG hai... sal.s 100 bsrr: stock. Vi. O. bales 49,
LID u1 Nc 90 lotion Arm mdding. 0-l6r; low
ang iec: net receipts. s63 bales: gross g2 bales
shipments. i.7o7 bales: sales i'- '"'''' ~ ''
bales ~, cation .,sadx. midd.ine sac;
i-icr, good ordinary. i%c: net receipts
"a 44a taes goas it1oi bales exports roa''"'se "f'
t.,aa saie. bales: stock. Az "f' paiss 90.
ssyannah pee 29Coon quiet midoI,ns. o q, 'I Ss
low miaa so6 bales coastwiss 1853 bales; sales soo
ha'..' stock i53. f63 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
WEST SHORE R.R,

Trans leave " Al ST. STATEN. y y. as foiso"s anu
y, m earirr from foot oil tGanAn ST.: uo...
lu:IJ A. 81. Daily for Albany tuSa sydcuse, .i.vs
i.r buffalo, HiaGsiA Falls for' Wayne '''e'''
Grm, T. " Dai'v for Albany. Montreal Ctica syus-
80" Ecrhsster Bunaio S!aga-s Falls. Toronto De-
,fo,i Cl,, eand. Chicago ana 81. Louis po,,s.
S,I5 t. for Albany Utica, SyraSus
,. Buraic Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit ''e'e"'
chicago and ~. Louis
rIin. i,ldes AZ prncpat hotels and orces
{. Z LAMBERT. General Passerger Agent.
S Vanderbilt Ave New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Dec 20 s+3 p. m-E>cha nE We, hes.-
Spot 40 / red Northern sp1ng hrn ~ w.. ,..,y De
esmber 81 2'd January 81, sd Tssrp nGD, AZ i% S
% ,pacinc COAST Arm l5sdtt5 50. Bec'-frm extra
Is,. msss eos "a prime SOS 81 Pork-tirm prime
Ihu'~ a. Western ts M: prime medium Western
@Ss "a, Hams-hor cut "a to ia no. nrm sts r 90
- %, ~ cas- ass ~. long clear middles light - to ~
~ d,l o9s: long clear mdies heavy 40 70 - 10. du
.n,,, lear backs 10 IS N. dull Hs; clear neI
i.e, i. 70 "a H. hrm as ~ sh9nlders-sana quar-
~ ~. American finest white and cooted steady "a "a
Tn,Iow-Prime city stead. IL. Cd cottonsre,d OILY
erprsoI refined STEADY. las ID Iurpetuhe-'P' s"'''
81 pc~In-Conmon steady. IL HID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
BALTIMORE G. OHIO

Liberty street
cH,caGo =, 80 M 80 ~ D. m. and 'i?ij Might, %
TirTsBu &c - 81 a m. 70 Is p. NJ. 500 =. in l-i'
olkht ,A3O a Liberty ST. only
liNcINNATL ST I4TIIs; 10" q r. 49, s Diner
ii "a a m lDner 900 DINER. ,"?S 'plner' ''''
tInnerl ~ p. IN. ard 'i2.i3 nish,
NOTF FOLK tii3O y. m. 49,
NEW ORLEANS Through sleci.1'. 49, - p m
Al train. are Illuminated with PntSrh Ight . .
0r,-cs ia l-a efi iGt ,l4O Eiaay. II J.. lttn-,-.
- powerv Y Y: 339 3.& Fulton St Brooklyn: Wnt--
tu T.-rra, RasgI.e checked from hote. or resde"''
20 iss'inafion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
to-day was as follows:

Cotton Exchange spec! Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
good doing sales 900 bales speculation and
export American IL 900: receipts. 90 90 Amer
can. Sc coo: mitdling uplands. 7-32i Futures opened
Qule, unchanged quotations Closed quiet but steady
LGl 1-2S4d advance JanusryFebruary. BOYS; Feb
Iuary 3loab: Ma,ch-Aprii 3llb, Apri-Msy am
May-Jure. 3l3i.s: JuneJuly 3l4hb. JulyAusus 3l31
Augls-Sep,enber. 3l6i1b: septernber-oc.ober 3l74b
enber. 8lsi1s; December Bib: December
January Glib ADMINISTRATORS quiet but steady
cloths steady
Receipts at the ports and interior points to-day CON-
pared the same day last week and last year. were
~fi0u%s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30

The mos, par, boon quiet. bu, there has ben con
,t-,,,t,, = -. heay. buying movement noted week
o~, IN Trr,,o-v woods staple Territory fas neen ~
gre, demand hut the sal.s nav" not included q arg
,n,,. ~ clothing sio.N. Territory wool has been 500
iy cutie good number q houses s"ine 81 IN" II $50
IN, hong nj, Rras' size The largest has exceeded any
th-- witnessed IN this market f0r W"eks n" r'PIls
IN rho market "a ono - Improvement Prices are wo.
ts' Vel ,raintailsf The safes ~ the week am uht
>, aj O.o pounds domestic ard "H m" pounds ivtrsn
making y to'tl ~ 7f6to pounds against ''"' ~
: e,.iro pour's f'r the previous week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Antn ,,Ite coal used excIusiyeIy
-Four Tracks Automatic Block Ssnsls
stations n New-York foo: OF Liberty 81
and whitehall Terminal
Trains leave fo,t OF Liberty ST

Anth cite coal useu SncIussr
s isii a''nS SewNYorE foo: q Liberty Sc
Train: ss .;.- =; Ssv Of III, hs'r 1897! 81
e. f0 $50 1a' . sio i:oo E4s'NH !a, io
?. 81 sundays 40 200 10 EAst0n' A. NJ. I". 'S"
for %Ae.sarfe T's %n, and ss 5 r ''o A. A
,sa 4, ,' RsaGns ~ i 400 e e R n;ass
sa s, .:o 80. Is so . se. "a TOO 100 SO
sy r. i5 VS. ~: ;f T. Ts sas4sy. at 81 '
500 p " ALL RAIL HOTTIE: ,ovc T..
ror L9 sSi sss r, SSEAS S. SR9VF
rs,E 81 s ;S II: j5 ~ ia &c IS:
'io''' Red r''s i Toa i ki X &? e =
oD. p 81 i sGas.s- 10 ,o:; ~ NJ -. '1'
IysT aTpes e s sa5s and o nan e. $50
ego sr :" snic s, ' Slnelant and bTissson 40 n.
s"3: @''iH ';'';:'' IL - s'
ROYAL Blue LINE.
roE PHILADELPHIA BALTIMcRE. AND WASH
iNGTON.
bs;ss ' SsS 8 is % p D IT. 81? .4
s S. S. 90 e GoS s Gag Nj :Ss
$50 go aoA r 4 ia tSP%ts GS T. 4tRaIS
!e ':' e. !; Is sfs sss s:s. 5as :$ ss;:
So 1890 ,so ~ 30 &c c s. & SIS 2ss 5 5se s ss
1913 ?. H. ,s;is md, w Wv. ~. w.
s;. II; y; ,s
S yw Yok rsn.sn Cos % R E's ss or w ,n
rS.c "lsp,r ,n fes;in,'i"n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30

graduated. she; cubss. B1-lec: xxx powdered and
mould A. SIC diamond A. BIC confectionery a. SIC:
Nos and 2 ~: 10 g. Ala.lcc; No ~: 10 8
4sc; No 10. 45-l6c; No II. 4kc; No Il: alice No H.
4sc: No H. Lice No Is. &c: No lG. i6-6c.
TEASNo auction Fales Of will he held until the
second "Wednesday IN January. the 18th. This custom
has been followed for years past. owing the
Sack demand for teas in bulk during the holiday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
uoST-OS WOOL MARKET.

,o.,o, Noe 2D-'Tte American Wool and lotion r,
ps,o,.r:. viii say tomorrow OF the wool marhet ,
T% sale. we're soS 900 pounds AS compared Win ,
600 for period last ysaa 600 IN isss and
no 400 In 1851 Irasty conclusions shouia NOT ",
t,orn tbs above showing. The market mas '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
lEHlGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

80 Ions loot Of West 23d 81. Penn. r. Ri Sorianct or
Desbrosses 81 49,, .....
indicate. tine from West "a st. Other nsures 'n'"
.,:I" 6:fO \. ". daily SUNDAY COS A. M fos
M.a sHNK ;Ie dsy Fs< scsAx-
1oS week dawn ELMLRA (week dayD ITHACA:
GFNEvh HESTER, BUEFALo NiAGhRA "a rx ~
20. ,::oo morn daily. .---p. SUNDAY.
"BLACKDIAMOND EXPRESS"
:sss a saTf Pso s Car. Dining
carte Connects a, Buffalo ~!;a through s'eeper' 70
.i.:.o 1916 r 81 daily except Sunday. for MAucH
C.irNK anil in,ermedate pSr Nav. ,,,v ,or rAsroN
xAi:c'.; tri:HH and N. coal branches,
EN- s sna 1nep.
date stations for ali points In coal res'onss
chs,r r a. .,..,, Sunday for WILKES
r:SHT p rn Fox T. seTyi S4ss and
date STATIONS connects for oil p9lns 10 sns coa s
ram.o ECO ssS PaFar e:y except MUCH
CHUNK ard Intermediate stations Shar CAT u os'"-
.4.5o. Sis p. ~ daily for EAsToN and intermediate
700 &y TOP Pullman hmaP .:ep.f v..Sa:
;rsn 70 chicago Sleeper to sualo and r0rSnt osv
$50 p 4 aay except s9F HSssab
N X Grggcn HTEn ssrhyis SprFAS rShos
s p roc, fiasz e! SHfFho HSixeHRx
FALLS and ali points West Pullman resper 20 pnffNn
cs sa ,n, ,1fs eeye ss az soo%. $50
o: ;iS 80 e !" = 'sond''' 'n" A
To..: so and az Pullman at 49, 2s s
g. y; Boney s.: sen Eui,or *: c0u" 3d. !"
rsSer Co vii, call Tor and check baggage from
.,,,, .r f-s!dence through to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
RAILROADS..
"AMRRicA's oaEAy SET EA.Ano.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
T. HUUSUN RIVEK Il. u.
NE F0uR.TRkGK TRUNK LINE,

All through trains stop a, Albany Utica. SYRACUSE
Train. leave Grand Central station ''d Street a"'
$40 Ait sT4r esI:S sqssay Tss
dtfso IS r S S ;isia
jI@i,ea i. :sa,!ns saosey. cSnp'ct' at Utica
$40 A9sny. HSa. M ssracu.. Rochsssr Buffalo NJ
1866 A. ' M aSS ffs saoRr LIMITED D1 Eo,.
pss .s SO; SO u S'':ss sp Ts' and 49,
1870 MbAy Exrnrss except PIT. s " 'Sror, a1s
LOO p 'SH seS1: rwrrsrrRx LIMITED p,iy i,
90 Columbus. Cincinnati, lndiandrohs anu -
LOO { M-cfiicAGo SPECIAL DagynF0r, P pongl
Cleveland; Toledo ana chicago stops Al
$50 M@rEo 9SaF $50 AhnASg srEcI; .Tc's
A., surday-Eor Garrison west POINT PO'S'.'''
500 foa lis snonr y!EpD I Dan r..
c.r rian .in az, to ce M ro S,s cS h
dun "'1 d dfe T. Ms p Il and #
GOO : MwE f2s fpTE XTEFs Sc, ~
c, ssars FsLS clsye.nnd F''"''' ''Y''
MSoRTnHRS EXPIRES p ,n cI For TOY
~" %REFTS ps srEcl a., uoa n9 r. IA r
nochsster B1t;sio $isssa fas Toronto r''' ''0l
900 MsP E sI L al NAIL s
nv ing car n. sns fr TD us f eTsand
lie and s.. Louis. -, g., .,-.cus.
0i5 r NJ Pacific EXPRESS , pslyr,f %G-,ansigrg
uswezo Water'own. Cape Vincent, - ''.,,cosc
Buffalo Niagara FANS Cleveland. Toieco, ~ hlee -,
and except Saturday fer cape Vincent ana ''e ~
burn road. .rAa.r.
1c1O Night MIDNIGHT EMPRESS. IheaNue W. w..
frr chicago ard r-ir rpa points on w. W sev
Central everv night exc.ot sunday NIGHTS """"'
nights. Chicago sleaps.s leave on ''lI uail
4 3 ~ =. M.-Daily excep, SUNDAY =" ~
field Via Harlem. Division - 49,, , 80 psrtehre
30 A. NJ SUNDAYS only, 20 Pitfneiu anu '''' "
' Il g: Sd HnF+'m rRIxs ycNKgRs ,o,,
between l33'h street 81 ~,
on The putnam Division Yonker. In
ui,i ,be eieyated road TIE MY running all nsSh'
or New York. -.
Wagner Palace cars on all through trains.
Trans Illuminated with Pr'sch ldeht. -...,., 81,
Offices Grand C~rtral 80 i'"'
col AT Iro,dwa.. 81 East ian ST. -: hrosa"oy, 70
i25.h -. l3th ~ Sttt.,h az
,ss,b <, station New York 33s and 126 Fulton ST ana
100 Rroa1Hay. = d. Brookfn ... T.. An, yo,k
Telenhore "o7gu THIRTY eighth Street for Ne" 'o'"
Central Cth service 4. a..
I,aggase checked from hotel or residence 10y 'ne "s
COY, ,CotrIsI :, rorrf,Ey CEORtiE ~. DANIELS.
'N'' ,-.,e,., Manager Genera Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30

Foreign markets: San. Coffee market firm: good az
Santos 5000: receipts. 1900 bags; stock $4,000
bags HamDurg-Cofee market opened q pftnnlng lower
cosed unchanged 10 =. p.ennng higher sales 10000
eags. Hayre-Conec market opened steady. "a frame
lower; " steady Z franc higher at 3 p. m steahy
and unchanged: closed z franc net lower total sales
tay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
TEXAS.

nIcEThe market !, regarded W.T. LIAR an hol.aay
deal"'S ,ai".. are well maintained moderate DC
100 and the irrn statistical outlook s n w..
fair to good 4.a prime to choice iapa
ooI.,W.. ,a~s 4iLlaAc; Rangoon, in bond. 2nzLc'
suGAR~To-days sugar market enh''s aSyanccd
d.,pte unsatisfactory accounts from we Ensn.n
nv us'F. farce block Of Dege-ara sugar 70 "ir"e,;
inn ~ Rave changed hands on the pass oi
W. for centrifugal several sail eargoes ., 'n y, u. I'd
lao yooorted 10 have changed owneihhip u, ~
we, , 10 zee Tor centrifugal Al the close tne
was strong with centrifugal Quoted Al 49,, 49, Melt
"ps for the 81 go tons Present STOCK ndon
mss o,rts aggregates hut 10000 tons zane a. ID
.o .nort.d as quiet hut firm. Java quo'1h a, in
AMI fair refining ss 70 beet OK e"' TSs marfe, Tor
sened sugar also ruled nrm all day WIN ns' t neay
nn,nyiv There Increased deinann TOT
c-sde- Quotations rs foliows' DoInIo,
s,d crushed SIC; powdered ann coatss
cutiosI anu n,Inicd and nns granulsted IHc; coeIse
III: and extra fine grsnasted oSc; confeeuohs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30

~, .LoCf AID AEA1~-Busincss checked sharply by
as iat; break in wheat closed market rather
ehouSh no lower prices latter more or less
N 81 Spring patents IS 1905 45 winter sraighs.
sss, ~ winter pa'snts g. sogss is spring ess
sn aser - 4CgS3 60: grade 81 5oq$i s.: buckwheat
bbs ~ ' 20 eae,e; ~ RYE rLouRstesdy sales 400
BA;; q Tn.i' Kin-dried. 81 sogs2 TO brand
h. wIo,s' c'@6sc .FEED-Firm; 40. 60 and 70
10 misdln~ ~ nulh ss970c spring bulk. c2ae6c; 100
.ne-5ne0 tommy ~ chop e5c; omea s2oys27 screenings
York " 'u'H' ouckwheat grain. S6hQS7c. G Z. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
Al coffee is as follows

l-'CI; receipts 1900 bsgs cleared FOR the nn~d
fi2 600 bags
The statistical nostion ~ p,azu coffee is as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
NETWORK PRICES.

Receipts Of breadstuNs at interior points In thousands
last three ciphers Oc omitted. -four bhs grain bush
lows
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-27
LEGISLATIVE.

Senate continues its consideration of
the tariff bill.
Conference report on Indian appropri-
alton presented Senate and agreed to-.
Joint resolution passed appropriate
ing s25O,000 for printing house defic-
iencies.
In the first test vote on tariff sched-
ule the Republicans hold together and
score a victory.
Debate on sundry civil bill is on this
morning and will close at 2 D. IN. when
vote will be taken.
Senators SpoOner, Plat and Ulison
are appointed Republican advisory
committee on tariff bill.
President sends to Senate papers in
the McCord claim against Peru.
TEXAS.
Senate meets but no quorum.
House meets twice but cannot gather
a quorum.
Governor permits the following bills
to become law without signing: Sen.
ate bill No. 15S, providing that the sec.
rotary of states office shall be the
place of record of certain written con.
tract for the conditional sale, lease
or hire of railroad equipments and
rolling stock.
Senate bill No. 3S1, authorizine
county commissioners courts to admit
adjust and settle all claims against
the county.
House bill No. COL, providing for tn,
disorganization of Loving county anC
attaching it to Reeves county for pu
dicial purposes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-27
PREVENT FLIES AND MOSQUITOES

From Fostering you; order door and
window screens of VIM. Cameron a
Co., corner Lamar and Chestnut, and
3OS South Flores street. 5-a-tf.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-27
THREE VAGS.

officer Shelburn was in Recorders
court this morning with three vag-
rants scalps dangling at his belt.
Last night he arrested E. G. Williams,
colored on his beat in the trans-San
Pedro district and this morning about
o'clock tenderly awoka two young
white men, H. Lambert and ]. Clay
ton, from their slumbers in Milan park
and scorted them to the city lookup.
The recorder gave the colored gentle
man As hours to secure work or quit
the city and the two white men l.
hours to quit the city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-27
BALLARD,s SNOW LINIMENT.

is remedy that would be in every
home If all knew what thousands in
all parts of the continent have learn
ed. Those who have used ordinary
liniments are amazed at what Snow
Liniment does and the rapidity with
which it does it. Cures Lame Back,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sorness, Brui-
SEES, Strains-Muscular pains any
where. Equally good for animals.
r. E. Morse, travelling salesman, Gal
weston, Texas, says: 1.-TWO bottles Of
Billiards. Snow Linimnet cured me of
Rheumatism of three months stand
ing" When buying, remember Snow
Liniment has no substitute. Price,
80 cents. Sold by e. Reuss, and G..
Schasse.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-27
LOST CHILDREN.

The police have been notified to look
out for little Mexican girl, five years
of age, wearing a dark dress, who
has become lost from COZ Laredo street.
A little colored boy, six years of age,
wearing green waist and brown pants
and a little girl years of age are
reported as lost from PA Ninth street.
When last seen they were leading a
gray horse. The police are also on
the look out for them.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-27
GRAND EXCURSION AND PICNIC

The Irlsh-American Social club will
give their seventh annual picnic at
Medina park, Sunday, May 80. Trains
will leave Sunset depot at $50 and 1870
returning at p. M; round trip so cts.
There will be a large program of
sports for the day, baseball game, sack
races, tub races, foot races and many
other ports for which prizes will be
given to the winner in each contest;
also prize to the prettiest lady and
the most homely man. Positively no
disreputable characters Will be allowed
on the grounds. Music will be furn-
ished by Theo. Artzt's orchestra. 27-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-27
TELEGRAPHIC.
LATE DISPATCHES BRlBFED AND
BOILED DOWN.
General Summary of the Happenings Of
The Day, in Both Foreign and
Domestic Circles.

France warns Spain that the United
States are strongly in favor of Cuban
recognition.
The report of the investigation into
Ruiz's death will show that he was
| murdered.
Two Turks get fifteen years for kill
ling Armenians.
German Riechstag adopts credit
| Of 10000 900 marks for artillery i'm
provement.
John McLaurin is South Cardinals
senator, vice Earle, deceased, until
Legislature elects.
The council of the Powers has decid-
ed to prolong the armistice.
Grand Vizier insists on occupying
Thessaly or his resignation goes in.
Greece blames the Intervention of the
Powers in Crete for all her disasters.
Greek socialist insults Minister Rail-
at Athens and is arrested.
General Miles leaves Constantinople
for Athens.
Turkey must soon leave Thessaly or
Britain will withdraw from the concert
of the Powers.
The war is likely to reopen over the
occupation of Thessaly, which Russia
favors temporarily.
Decision as to, the Chicago Lake
front is reversed, confirming the Kin
sey grant of 1921.
Havemeyer asks by counsel for the
dismissal of his case in six counts.
Hart, of West Virginia, is appointed
to the Columbian mission.
The old Mayflower log is actually
presented to Massachusetts.
OF the relief for the Mississippi flood
sufferers, 100000 is unexpended, owing
to good work.
State railway commission fixes rate
On Chile pepper in bales from the bor-
der.
Sale of the Kansas Central railway
stopped at request of the bondholders.
Texas Mexican pays 1888 tax on it's
earnings for the quarter.
High water at Elpaso has not affect
ed the trains due here from the west.
United States minister to France,
Porter, formally received by President
Faure.
State shoot is in progress in Marlin.
Man arrested at Bolton charged with
seduction in Kansas, and goes back
under arrest.
Blacksmiths and machinists in Mosh-
ers foundry, Dallas, strike. Will not
work with non-union men.
Election ordered August 1st to fill
vacancy in Congressman Hollman's
district, fourth Indiana.
Dan Walker is to hang at Bonham
Friday for killing his wife.
Rio continues to rise at Ell Paso and
the whole town is at work on the new
levee. Several hundred poor Next
cans have had their houses washed
away.
Texas Woman's Press club is in ses-
ion at Waco, Miss Radney elected
president.
State Federation of Woman's clubs
holds session at Nashville.
Value of Mexican dollars drops at
the border to 47h cents.
The men reported lost from the Pro-
violence town schooner Mass, return.
Secretary of war charters the stea-
mer Everett to carry grain supplies to
India.
Corpus Christi city council divided
over abolishing the police force.
National convention of railway tele-
graphers adjourns after closing bust
ness at Peoria, Ill.
Stockton, member of Legislature Of
Florida accused of stealing letter to
Senator Chipley, reads the letter to the
House and it is spread on the minutes.
New England cotton mills consider
the wisdom and need of curtailing cot
ton output.