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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ER.E RAILROAD.

1 MS. 10 i've minutes carter from wes, s3d-ss'
s:n., W-Ves,.o.,ei hsA4Icrs Gd.J tyr Bhs"aaiton.
49, E,n,ira bu.,a!o Bradford Arrive Blfalo sU
T. 81 - " NVes,buled Limited Fast NAL Daily scIt
rain Cor ticag va Cniutasqna Lake arrives Ceys.aai
40 A. ". Chcas- . p VI s.eepe'' " N"'o~s' WV
i.nd and Circinna.. Dining Car. ,..,.,., ,-......
A.,., \, N-IDGa0 ant Cleveland Vest oilei fNprsss
-" r,yss Blrao 7f5 \ 81. Bradford III A. ~.
.mSss,San % A. NJ. Cleveland u go = ~ s.ee2e'
ana making e.rect connections Tor
nsiro Chicagj ami he West Gaze Library Car r,r.
~. u MA ChautagqG1 lake SOD N,agira rs.s
noIv SOLD train Chicago. sleep'rs 70 h1rneHs"f
chieagy1s ana ' I11U. TINE cards AND PULLMAN
ccon.nodatlon. 81, l5 -ei COZ an ~, ss ss
WI" CHAMBERS ana West @list. ferries. NeE-fork, sS
at 1s Fai;ons,. i0s Broadway brook%n: ~ huason.
anu ,sler ari Jersey CITY station. Westcot IMPRESS
81. ,5- ard checks baggage from hotels ard residences
sa.,u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16

ws.,erns sold around 81 G6s 80 aad extra n,tve sheer
br,abt q Q5QSJ such being Lambs were In
xesn demand al sAGSG - tor common 70 extra grades
,I-h numerous sales a SO ard over. Both sneep and
r,q are now serx the highest prices - the season
Pecepts-Ca;jle. 5000 bead hogs, 42Ooo mead s'eep
49, rh.-.v NV f3-Cattis sts,,v prime. 81 100
e q common s3fSS so feeders. si1pSi 10 H'g'
Drlu, ree 5odS3 ~: all cSler grad - ,i..@ "a
r.-sq e. esfs3 2a sheep higher; choice 81 iOfSt %
common S8qS3 CO choice lambs, s. 5ogs. ~ common .
.-ooi lambs 81 5c7fs5 50. veal -aives. 81 5OgS';
-. Louis Nov iJ-Cauls. NFl5c lower: .hss 70 lancy
"a, -, hr,c2 steers So 1884 So under 1000 pounds
"a iasl s. stocer, and feeders 81 -gA 10; cows an
be RS S2ISi So canning cows 81 1olss ~. oui' s.g
e. sd TeT7s AID Indian grass - logS3 10 ,ei
"a a. COW. and heisrs 81 234S3 30. Hogs o. l2weC
igc s. ioGS3 mixed S30S3 J'' heaFy - tJI ~ ~
3, p. ris ard BUCKS. 81 5odS5 20 'o'AeF = +os' -
" It1,S- I,, Nv l5-Csttls loc lower Hoss wax
~ IA, ve -Aave, 80 o0Q 81 30 packers. 81 l1alS3 ~
nfxei SO c5IS3 S1s. lshts. 81 30 aF| 80 ors -
Ts3S-'s. pigs 1888 80 sheep STEADY lanes aug
49,. rY-e,o Nov attr-Recepts go cars, IN
-l-1,, "a cars OF Canadian stock. Market opened SOW
ana lrsrEv and values were 100 lower. choce ~
49, s. ,5TS5 medium . heavy s'etr- s. !S@<i go
$50. -nsh ..c.-q s; tOGsI -. gree. steers 50 50s>t
49,. - "a, hoif.-s 50 g'GSi 20; mixed butchers
80, eat -sattenel cows, 81 55gS3 81; export
b,is Sc 81 "a ~: oven 81 25TSi 20 iloss-Rert ps
S - Wi:h mis- heavy supply ~ market ruled ABOUT
80 ,.,.- n the hulk ., ~ slles. Workers. mixed
e,.-. ads. med nm weights and heavy hog, Gao,ei
~ ,GJS2 Il r1,gi. sass 20; stays. 81 1893: pigs ~
"a en- eSSsn ana llrrbs-Rccep;. 100 cars ineudns -
iois q ta5ai lambs The market WA slow TOR .'th
rre "a :, fS5 cu'ls S. 5OGs4 *. ratves choice H
q IA IsS 80; fair to good IS j0@S 81; c.ls ~ 'SS
e. 10 sheep-Chocc 70 selected wethers - y 49,
go p, cf6its n ,,d 81 25G ~. cull' ~ ''f'S -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16

-,.o Sow isThsr. va. sTsS, saS ot , Sa1' 10 TO %
aay' a. ,., pounds Last weeks adv snce was mostly
l0t per ~" heeves were lower, ihoush me
los, AA' e., xas In the mere undesirable offerings
sesN.es natvs beef eatt.e were largely a, - uds4 -"
Gales o. Ios OF Westerns and FED Texans hei
NJ I s. tOGs4 while as best es q shipp.ns n1
bts,eS ~ choice cate The stocke. and feeder raie
% t"t ,,yiv good prices ruling weak Tor nst %esn
"F' - ,,, s.s1ly sor feeders. !.uieherS ana
oSr ,ar sold . about i0c and so cd ranss oas,r
,ny ~ good hcEs largely So!d ~ a. ,iIlF
80 ~. bvysrs narag>i secure their SUPPL, ~ e
geions q saiG7 ,, sfs9 We. Ms 50 AMI S1SSe 70
s shippiss droyss az 80 4oqss 55 rgs ssid lhIgay
SO 50 rh. late market was salTIy animated
"a scin. hat = good many common and medium oth
~. lert Ia the pens Trade In sheep was u.sW =, ,'
anI sheer from western ranges At sSpu*$ o. 's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16

COFFFr-Tho coffee make. Ftarted gu. with the nj
vantage * hz1ar quotations from dtre Hamburg
srI a reuorteG advance RIO a-- santos. locs!
,ra5ers were cCuZC,y&uvc, ana tho market
:Ve Opening steady advance Of points there
ta- no f.r.ner ca.nge ot forenoon ~
"a which nour saes Sad reached Only 1900 bags ncud-
.ox 3UjO Bags which changed hands on M ca.
e,-xe OF so tays co. 500 bags S-rtc;bcr
a difference u = points. a ttnenn'J toward q ,arSrr
movement: az no Santos. s1t the fac: that
irazsn markets VII Ca closed &c moro" on account Of
ho "a. led o. hss3tCo az 20 new Nc-.-oe. whle
rAcent LIBERAL warehouse nlOveraeH. ans ncreae steI1
800 IN ne gpo. Brazilian coffee market causel tCIeT
sbIy ~ una cC.og t1e forenoon =" tbe after
no. he n.rke. was seadisr ts..; Local and
htvt.R closing .t-A1y ~ tone al net gam 2t o0l0
rri,,. To'al ~ futoreh, l1.5Ou baSs. Inc
for not brazilian coffee qIic- Uli steady Wiz
tat3ns On n. u &c for No Eo invoice cs and
ien oy report That Art.ch.e Brothers haA abolished
me factor aBt ceat U7fcT which tlcy sold tSeiT All
bscrG of coffee thus melting me rsceSt acton OF
tha Woo,scr Spice people. teeFts az Rio last Weet
90 bags agalnst $500 bags me prov0uI week
ara 20 bags last year Rccegta al Santos FOR ire
wsek 10000 bags, against HOOD nnSs rhe previous
wee. ana llT.1V oass !-st yea SH'I-n;sI,s o.. H.s
coffee to United Sta.e1 la2t week. TsbD oaFf 70
Eurcp. 90 Cr) bags S1rtos s1llMen5 90 tie LAiet
S:ae. q tcS ard Victoria fh9mcn8 70 ne nite1
United states weea. 1919 oe%s nsad1 1a ~
bags from New against fo,i - a. lprts of W -
bses previous w"CN f1c 49, 80 DagG last year me
rlarke, rc- mid c5ceeS ruled STEADY oil day WITH alr
business reported ~ ioDLlng lCiA qlo;e Maracap9'
goc1 caQ;A.c C"euto l20laHc Il Gu,yr1--
caracas a1 i6isc PORTO Caoeiio. 79l5c. .avaa:,a--
y eararransa. il.G iGc. CaUca IUL3i.c s.cana rrJc
&ex1can--Cc513s1. H.4iic Cazaca. a7l ioc. DeH'T;!
Amer 'hn--Com10r - OfdrfTy, tHllnc, IF 20 k"ol'
l21l5c: prime 70 eece. 1880 E9St lndia-lntrEior
GIic; Aocha fsisg1e..
ne { conirac; prices :oi.oss:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
..,,nnnrAH pRopucE MARKErs.

IL I'm = -ed western winter stocks eShsustet No
eI Ncrthern .urng steady, IS e5si: Sorh1no' N o.
An nbr lvI s 2i,d January que., IS "a FiourIs'
a,rIe- steady los 40. Hors AZ London tPa-
tga oa. steady 4 io65 70, Beef aulI s5ra India
Tess o's w. ,.ss AZ rrrs ress medium Western tos
me me, . sgor cut "a to 10 ~ dull t' Bseon-.am
orisnh long clear midies gat. 81 % IS 10 e1,y
az. 80 r-1dAiee rsavy 60 10 - ~ easy SIS "a
long c;eas r. 40 Is % easy 33s cehr bellies u -
~ r. ini 40s shoulders-Squars ~ to y II -St.ss
~, '' i,rt--priu,e Western -teady rs NJ
IOs' 10 nest white ani cocrei daH. i.'s 49,
sta,dy Catt0Ussed oil
Prr- t.'y tine-spirits steady ga o. Ros.n--
Ga stead Is a. The mror. Of wnss 81 nc IN 1sr
nooi Tor the week we're From A1ns,' W.. or,. - 900
ten. LIN the imports u corn from Atlantic poF' "e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16

Exports f-on Southern ports tofay sggrcgat-l ntar!
10l 20 bales Galveston Charleston sending Tire bulk
o. mis- COTTON. Ge, Britain too@ g 2s@ bales France
fgl- bales and the Continent 80 43f bales. making
tos' thus tar a.s Of 70 $50 bales. s4i 5a's and
y 80 "a IS respectively New-Oreans and Mobile shipped
ma cotton whatever toda,. tt. taken BY = "a
Bta1 since September has nearly reached Tho loo eco
bale actual hgur-, beng 1891 0aes The Con
.i- ka r1po-ed 1872 $40 or American cotton
,f- his sele1a and lance 236o5l naes. Conse-va.e
y $1,000 Dal~s against actaa! receipt ast week o.
81 bales an1 3l2oGl last year The amount 90
go, 3, IN is varl0us,v mated AZ $50 . $40 900
hales re een 900 ard $500 bales locked Tor
-(,r!.srs TO- rst 3'l" ra,Hs last week
AMI p So oaca y-er Tee Cc1. estimate FOR TO-
rrorrow's n's a. Houston 90 100 % 200 Oaifs
e,ares with 20 week and 10 800 bales last
Receipts al tie ports and Inferior r~ats today, CON-
pa-,i With the day last week and las year were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16

caroin, r-,. generally brought 81 70: ohe: yesgsana
snge ao9dc a. 9u9d We quote: Pota'e, L,s Safe and
1er Dbl = zoo - -" o. Jerseys 81 1912 % 90 c.r bS
:. 70 I9gST y, sweet poAtost Je.ey, Court
~ per bag 81 15as2 % do yellow a. O4 g. y wnlte
y 5olS3 % STAT AL Western yellow Pc oo oo
@ Eas-err. write s-tSJ. do red 81 2idS2 3u; 20
y: PrusseS fprOus per quart 4gsc csrlilyHsts' -.
Dbl 5cgSl 2p' ceery 3"r DOZEN. lOI2Jc. caDpass ~,
100 e J9Si. do ted, th 7glWc clrrot'. pe nDi.
{,g,l ~ elcuoers pc. crats, slasl -, eggP,s sc-
Dbl. sJUS-; 90 per noE. $685. green PEAS. -F..'"
hssHet i0cdsl Is. Do Nor;h Carolina 81 o5lfl 90 ttEins
beans Charleston, wax PEI basket T5cI<i so 40 s''
0c8sl oNa Florida per carrier 81 50@s2 pepperH
t5i. SO ;: - pumpkns. per Dbl. sigs s. siia', p
Zoe: tomatoes. per crate. JOcGxl %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16

soas1o: r,1k. IS 5000 so extra Ind. si2asi
p sa5 3e' 5 4 9ai;. a:,.3 S..
TX ss. Sc iG NF a If i go h s 5 Urn! re.d
s.e a4 s r5 ?ss2sd &c 0L e1, ss aao,:a
s,.- BID .LARD-Fasi4r qI',ci zoe. nominal City
sTd '';:. ,9'ei A. 2@a. re R.aei .;'F ,r. q *:
g.. 49,. sTEARI5E.euie; Quoted: o.so 49-iE art
RrcE-There was pr.,.y good iemsnd t7r small To-,
The sou;h rs2or'' go G -, f ,hs.. a, re
b. o+n. r. cbaiec si gssc f,rsy CO. Psna w
,i.c DO In bond, 3G3., japan. 5a5.c; Java is8i.c.
stG4h@wi'S h.:r '!,;' n LGnaqn local hot,,
Trey w.r. last week sas e2at - !ses b made reod
ne oT1 Gin. ~sri ;t "a, r: a. a. 81 PR, r.
80. f.r ~ ~. $50 nar Ill. loe n - vs ss
nnei sFir. ard ~ ua-E., US nrin hut uneAanF' VIA
NM 2,r:' an. On - 70 d. incir,r. fSa5on ca6.
JAW, 10. ~ ;ar .nirs 81 oec, lrrer ana lo5isiy
;eae- P,esen. mont non. " 9S1 fn1 - PTss,
ana crushed So p'wier'l aal co'rse p'rd~rol 5.c.
snn:sd ara n. an5i'1t % GI'c sra1yat:d anl
c,il3rs 5'te XXXX powdered aad mould l. Sac diamond
\, Sc con,sc,ioner. A. ~ -, S'' enf B. $50 80
s. O. ilsc 20 g H:e y Il toSc 10 u &C. 70 a.
close 0, IN. narEe, 1000 9sTs Centrifugal %
l,, Tf ' on " ss am 50 . Vas If is
At 3c ant m2 ., ,S ,ugaT ;, s 1tia a'ei
Ntt4S EN- .hANtIE Ri.!Dis ls--+He '''"I t1cAahgS
quofes domestic woods = follows.
OHIO AID PENNSYLVANIA
Cents. Ccnt.
XXX ...............3ol 33 40 PSI 20
Xxx and above az Fine unwashsd. CCQ2t
................... % Tam .rchantah!s ....o ar
No ......,.,...... .S0732i
OHIO COMBINE.
No y and 4 blood .:tg:5 Ohio ;eains. ..,.". aog5c
No 2 i.-elood. - az.
MICHIGAN
x and above o1J1l Fine unvashe!...... ls
No asL-a Cnmsrchantabs ...... 10
No 2op.3
MICHIGAN COMING
No l. ard y blood. q Michigan dclslrs. .cTTcs
NO ,. i4-b.0o'........ -
KENTUCKY. INDIANA AND MISSOURI
cor7bns i,-bood %. 2SF2i CIottrr I-b,oot g -
Conbrg .-Oood G}g2+ Clothing, '.-bloo9 ~ y
Cor-bnx braid .... >. C.ott.,.. arse ....... II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
SECPE RI

Trains !eaye " al IL. Staslon ~. /. - so19"s ane
Il m earlier from Of lAnA n ST: -
t0,Ih NJ pa,ly Tor A.Lans. idea syracuse. Roehes-
ter Buffalo. Niagara aiis f"tt wayne .se1" INV
land ~ q Chicago .. ,.... -.
Gus. n chester, Buffalo. Niagara Fails Toronto b--
Irot; Cisvelaud. Ciicsg0 AID -. Lcui. ~
S.IS p u Daily for Albany, Utica. syr1rse Hecnes-
Ter buffalo Niagara fals, Toronto. petrct Cleveland
chicago ar 81. Louis
A r n iAuDERT General Passenger hgs-t.
: iarN New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
LEHlGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

station foot c. 23i-st Penn P. RI Cortland, or
Indicates time from West 29d-s Other figures show
.Qii5. $40 a. IL daily SUNDAY .s+5. I A. NJ for
sI5 + n M axis s' Faf WLK EsBHRRE scnAN-
ION geek 3D. day2l EMIRA w Eek days rHhGA:
and The wes and principal local points, dining car and
'll'55. I2:0O noon daily except Sunday.
"BLACk DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo 955 P. NJ Pullman ve,,ibuls Day
c ana r9F AZ a' o WS srvs .ssp.s.
.I2:5. 1890 r NJ. daily except Sunday for MAUczs
1858. 1915 p. NJ. sundays only. for EAsToN.
4 80, 40 r. VI. daily except sunday. For WILKES
BARRE. PITTsTON SCRANTON. and pr!ncipa! lnternie-
dale stations Connects f)r all points in coal regions
:3.s5. 4.io p n daily eYcep, Sunday. for WILKES
BARRE. prrTsroN SCRANTON and principal in,erme-
Pu.ir5n Buffet Pa-i5r Ca- 70 8ilkesbarre -.
.3;5, 1870 p. VI. daily. except sunday for MACCii
'i;55, 5i5 I. 81. daily Cor EAs Jon and intermediate
FAILS and all poia.s West, Pullman sleeper yes,bu,e
train Y Y Z, Chicago s!eepers BuI,alo and Toronto
:92 $50 ir ~ at.H TNsroN pErH F7IEM
MATCH CHr-Nk l.. x 70. JUNCTION, sAYRE GENE
y PoCHEsrER nATAT MA, BUEp oA. u s3d T&a2S
200 R3cG apy 81 T aHFFiI6 HixG1Ri
FALLS and all points West Pullman s.eepers to Wilkes
'A51Snal 1cSi train, daily except Sunday ,or BOUND
BROOK ant ,r'erncla 's points Leave "a ollows'
20 'f0.25 1850, 'io;e5. 1000 tSurdays on}J A NJ
'l:55. $50. - o. $50 and 100, $3.50 = ~, ~, -,
s55 pa and 3o5 Broaivay - E l+t,--' l38 p l-ots
Broadway ami Brooklyn Annex, Brooklyn; -
Y Transfer Co. Will call for and check baggage from
hotel or -ast1ence through 70 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
BALTIMORE AND OHIO.

.DaIy Except sunday. sunday
chicago '.:23 4 n, .i:3i - NJ 'is;io n,sh.. i, a,
'l,.IO night -. a, 49,. N ~
Ws.hnston Baltimore. - 80 'o:5J (Dlnerl I'll -
81 Cu'ner, 81 20 Dinsr. is.5 uiner) 400 (piner).
., Is f. n, 1910 night,
Norfolk. I'll - A. u . - , .,,
New orleans .i;55 =. ". Through Sleeper.
Trairs ieaye Liberty ~. ; N nCtes "a. sr
An trains are terminated sith Plrtseh Light
-, poy,rv Y: SEQ 3sI Fulton Ct. Brooklyn: WHITE.
49,. T4r-;n,i baggage checked from hotel residence
destlratlon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Four Tracks. Automatic Block signals
Stations In Nsw-York foot OF Liberty 81.
and Whitehall Terminal.
Trains leave foot Of Liberty 81.

s a4f' S.. 81 $'is s:g T.
and Whitehall Terminal: :.
T Ga and 's afsr f' %oy s' i hSt''E s5i
EoF s%'' 9.Is 30 as'sat d:$S 5ss. S
Ia9 45 go 90 Eas co p p hs9,onj 'C o SIX
li E2' . %1,' Il; s apiaS e.' Wv
t9- Heading and Harris6lrs A. - 2oo ~ 70 Rssd.
iasJ 40 300 545 800 Readirs) i2iS nisss
W For sunSar7- Eev'Sarr and wuam.pors at 40 500
so < II. 900 !, ,Mn,, po,rr
FOR Long bhA%cH OCEAN GROVE. a.
Fer E4 s B Bsas 5 aHf 55' Po f;sas p'..
ISIS R.d BSS: Silk 8 q Its, IS % Re!
aT s ' tS 3 . Gs snG 6.,a s0 Gf5 ss;
d'i' Red Bank F s9,T' i Li X ~ o 8 y
80 $50 1918 \. NJ, 1875 $50 40. d; "a Saturdays
TENS Rlve, 1r";fa' s rsr aId di na,n'si 40
For Atlantic city vinsland and Brdseton 40 A. ~.
x5:::3 A.'9:s3 s:'i? ,;o,;:, 'sa'' s
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PAnAoELPHIAii y nAbyiAoHE' AND WASH
,,v. FsS"' ',9' 2; 5SrfS 20 Dining c,o 4
saa51: s3@ 1879 i e. 33 s a fa[ &a as 5
ror 'r5iladelphia week day, oco A NJ i29 10 40
80 g9&!s wslJTE IiS .s5 E sss j. os
,o %eef io az ioas ,CS ii5o lis5 a. ~ i?5 :
e' 2 goo 81; ;f5 S:s S:: 4 7e5 ~! S g
sio o: io ne ~ Up p S' 2 SS' .o c9
s SIS. iss? lex 600 go 7:S sos go '''
w TcSf s s rs RE-: s' 30. 'i Bross
NY VT =; ~ , Hy St, al ciab9s Az New Yo!si
"n SEQ g.n ST T55,,r 80 81 SH' tS Tor and
csa baggage hotels Or residences to des'lhnton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16

a pvI ErIsEMENTs and suhs.rip'icns 20 Tns tribune
n received at their Uptown ofice No. i.1, broadway.
"a door n, rth - until O'clock M afyert!se-
neni. the following branch Offices At regular
onca rates until O'Clock VIZ: 2jt shave O. .
cor a.. ST. is2 9th ave. cor l2thst. Macya Gh-avA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
HdilroIhs.
PENNSYLVANIA
II. ATLR.oAD.

-
u r. RAILROAD.
AN a1' q VEST Jn sEEsEi
- The leaving une from DesbrOsses and Coruanat
Streets ave minutes later shan given below Tor
30 A. u. FAST MAil--pulnan gyr., paror car Gar
ess, NJ caches % fu.b SrsS NA' t"''D''
81 ~ FAIT LING yh,9uFs 1.f S,ycqSaii
om S5 For Seps pnR: S' 5a AID
1.55 ?. Vi. cIIIcAGo AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
Ss ~ W VIZ 2f2'ai E&f Ssss Cleveland
T 's T3:f af5R 5sT E!%SshEssror Pitts.
G,,1ennnnas Indianapolis 81 L0a. ",
M MAJ Y 4N1 Pqss s. sSs so ga:
West. faly except sunday. No coaches.
Chicago cOnneci, Tor Cleveland and Toledo. except
WASHINGTON AND THE -~UTH.
-, s:@ 9:5. % Dining cap 1888 n, t:,s; 10
sss D saas.S Ga IS ol1as can So eonai :!o
sienai Linz all Paror and Dining csrS = Dining
soCTHEaS faa ~ Is p p a. alO night
ATLANTIC a COAST LINE -E1Dr.., o:' a. m and SIS
ffGhn @L5 b6Fx G 9a2 ~ m fsy
4f%ATric' c i?9 - B m p "a s' Weekday.
LEE a9 si S'9 p PARK a Ws sqnE,y
c,t ga ,1) 500 l1o q. m. 3lo, %oo II =, ~
sun1avs D y m ass from DesDrosses sNd
Cor'anft s,reets). 10 a. m. ioio $40. So uO
p m Su esvs. o.t5 \. m. 5iS .. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
O!S 70 7j5 s2J. s55. = s.OS Penna. Limited -
S9sHLs Snr,, 1905, LOO m ZOO Los ZOO 30,
10 70 IDlnng carr. I.35 DINING carr. oa tDinlns
ZAP 80 80. 80 p m, H. ~ night sundays OLD
20 - s55. 9.2, 955 Limited. $50. lO51 a. m.
Joo 'pir!ag Carr IS, AS Dining carr. +55 dining
Car sos Dining Carr. 40. 755. SIS p. M. IL 10
Ticket ofrces Nos 4GI 04. ll05 1922. III. and 2sl
hrondway; Astor House: West Twenty-,hird stree,
station: and stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cor,
snd, 81 ets; Court street $50 Fulton Street. ss
broadway. ard BROOKLYN Annex Station, Brooklyn
Station. Jersey City. The Nev-York Transfer Com
parry VIII call FOR and check baggage from hotels ana
residenHes through 20 destination
J. 3. HUTCHINSON J. p. WOOD.
Genera! Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

N.w-Yorx November Is. 1857.
WEEKLY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16

4Io--e1ec market lria. no 10. $500. o7sha1e'.
hs rscefts. - 0OO cleared fpr the I-i@-
.a.elo ovKE. a.rcl. "a ~ nAXk.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-04-15
EASTER MUSICAL PROGRAMME.

EoHOWlHB Is programme OF the
musical portion of the Easter services
at the Church of Holy Communion
commencing at 10: 80 on Sunday morn
ing next:
Professional Hymn, ssWelcome
Happy Morning.. ..Hymnal 1Oo
Anthem, Christ our Passover is
Sacrificed for u.s." P Danks
re Deum LaudamuS. Dale
DeHeulCluS. Anon
Introit Christ the Lord is Risen
To-day. Hymnal Ill
ny1lC ElClSOu ..GI1mIQS
Hymn, Christ is Risen Christis
Risen!". Hymnal 113
Ofertory, 1.-THE Bells are Ring
ing the Easter Peal" ladies trio) F. Abt.
Communion Hymn, '.And Now, o
Gloria In Excelsts, old Chant
NuHC OlHittlS. ....J. Turle
The Easter celebration for the chill
dren will be held in the evening at
7:3O o'clock.
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CITY OFFICERS.
CIVIC SOCIETIES.

MASONIC.--ANTIoUIrY LoDaE, No. 81. A..
An F.& A. Regular meetings on the lst
and Sd Wednesday in each month, at 7:3O
O'Clock Pm. w. r. Caswell, w. M; H. L..
Beecher, Sec.
REDWOOD CHAPTER No "a, r. A. M.-stated
Convocations the I'd. FRIDAY Of each month.
U. L. Dornberg, NJ. e. HIP. 81. Race, SEQ.
REDWOOD FALLS CoMMANDERY, No. IL, KIT,
Stated cOnclaves first Monday Of each month
at sP. n. JOS Tyson, e. @. EN-. Holmes. REQ
CHARITY CHAPTER, No. IS. o: E. 8. Regular
". M; Miss Hattie Beecher. Sec.
0. q. F-REDwooD LODGE, No. 68, meets
L. every Saturday night, at 1880 O'Clock
Brothers from a distance cordially invited to
attend. John WoffenSmith, N. g.; r. 8
Pickett, H. S.
CRYSTAL LODGE, No. rs, D. of R.-Regular
meetings I'd and 4th Wednesday evenings Of
each month, at 1880 p. m. Nellie Barnes, N.
6. Mrs. T. F. Marsh. r. s.
A Q. U. W.-REDwooD FALLS LODGE. No.
hall. Visiting brethren made welcome. VIM.
Smith. NJ. W.; S. o. Mason, Recorder.
of P.-Redwood Falls Lodge, No. AZ,
IA. meets every Tuesday evening. Emil
M w. A-Redwood Camp, No. 1887, meets
1l. every I'd and 4th Wednesday of each
month. J. T. Stegner, v. c.. A. H. Ander
son, Clerk.
NJ w. L. H.-Redwood Council, No. 100,
IN. meets every other Saturday evening
Warner, Sec.
~ A. R.-John S. Marsh Post, No. s5-Reg-
~ sular meetings every I'd and 4th Tues
day OF each month at 1880 p m. J. NJ Dun
nington, Conn.,; j. B. Robinson, ADJ
M R.. C.-Meets on I'd and 4th Tuesday
w of each month in the afternoon at G.
A. r. hall Mrs. Elizabeth McClintock, Pres;
Hattie A. Brewster, Sec.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-04-15
ARBOR DAY.

Friday, April 30 has been set apart
by the Governor of Minnesota for Ar
Dor Day. Several times we have tried
to observe this beautiful custom Of
tree planting, but the best Of results
have not crowned our labor. But let
us not be discouraged. Let us try
again this year. Let us on each
school ground plant at least two we'll
selected trees of either Box Elder
Elm or Ash. Have the trees about
one and one-half inches in diameter
and pruned back SO that when set
they will be about eight feet high.
Let good big hole, say two feet cube
be dug. Do not use wild, uncultivat-
ed soil for packing around the tender
roots, but get cultivated soil for same;
water we'll; pack soil firmly, but not
too hard; mulch we'll. Let the child
rem name the trees if they like to.
Ask the children to offer suggestions.
Some bright-eyed boy or girl will sur
prise you, by speaking of something
useful and helpful. There is nothing
that conduces to SO much beauty as
trees on school grounds. Arbor Day,
'97, ought to be in Redwood county a
we'll kept day. Some of us in the
past have planted enough trees. Lets
do better this year. [ would like May
lst letter from some one pupil in
each district on "How We Observed
Arbor Day" S. J. RACE,
Co. Sup't of Schools.
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CHURCHES.

Observation-Disclosures. John Sinclair, pas:
l. tor. Services every Sabbath at 1O:3O
O'clock A. N. and at O'Clock P. NJ. Sabbath
school at IL o'clock M.
METHODIST.-Rev.T T. A. Jones, Pastor.
II1 Services every Sabbath. at l0:30 O'Clock
A. M. and at SPIN. Sabbath school at IL N.
THRlSTIAN.-Preac on every Lords
~ Day at 10:30 o'clock A. M. and at 8 P. NJ
Sunday School at $50 P. NJ, and Endeavor
at p NJ, and prayer meeting on Thursday
evening at O'Clock, All are cordially in
vited Rev. S. P. Fullen, pastor.
FPIsCOPAL.--Church of The Holy Com
IL munion. Rev. w. H. Knowlton, Service
every Sunday, in the morning at 1890 and in
the evening at S.0Op. m. Sunday school Inn
mediatelv after morning service. Service 1s
held on Friday evening at $780,
SEVENTH DAY ADVENT s. s. every
~ seventh day at IL A. M. Church service
following, Missionary and teachers meeting
Sun. evening, Prayer meeting Wed. evening
IATHOLIC.-Divine services on the Sd
~ Sunday of each month at 10 80 q. IN. and
at 80 D: M, and Saturday preceding and
Monday following at a. m. Also the Satur-
day before 1st Sunday. Fr. B. Vonderlage,
Pastor.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-04-15
OLMsTEAD DIVORCED.

Oliver j. Olmstead of Walnut Grove
deputy sheriff, has been granted q
divorce from his wife, Melora Ohm.
stead, the decree having been filed
with Clerk Warner last Saturday
The complaint set up desertion, and
although this was proven, the plain.
tiff and witness in New York attack.
ed the character of the defendant in
the testimony they offered before the
referee.
Mr.. Olmstead is 40 years of age and
his late wife is 36 years. They were
married in Hamlet, New York, Jan. l,
1875. As result of the marriage they
have two children, one Chas. Olmstead,
aged Il, and the other Jennie Ohm
stead, aged Is.
The desertion appears to have oc-
Cured in Hamlet, New York, where
Mr.. Olmstesd was residing in 1892
The exact date was Aug. II, when
Mrs. Olmstead left him and went to
Pennsylvania,g going from place to place
in that State. In the fall of that year
his wife informed him that she did not
intend to live with him any more. She
is now living at Villenovia, New York