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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23

MarAe, closed dull but ste@e 4nchs9esl to pm
'ISansrs-ribe notices fO5. Total sales. 4l,4cp bales
New~YorE receipts 10 bales. ENPorts. Great hritan
100 bales Frauc4 O5C. Continent roo stocf 24' '''
sfsD bales thus - lvi. against - '"I
last wes1 Had l9sl5 sst year ENpoi 80
sorx 7Ga sGs Spot steady and UNCHANGED. M
ding uplands TAO, u.id4l.rg quiz '.sc >a'es i''f'
bsies including 50 spinning and ls5J eAplrt 1880
Cotton Excrarge special Ii. eii8~l aDe 7l'l ~
5000 bales. Speculation an q
,,5-t 800 bales American. oCo receipts lo,Vp; @
can i3 o0 Mddling upland -. Futures STEADY DulTs
-, advarc, Na-la 35ni=b Maroh-Apri. 3o9'an. Apf
Ma sjgLh. Na,-1i!Ha 3G0s, June-luly 'O'-. ','.
A,sos.. RIOS: Augusi-Septembs- 9 otc-' ~,ern5er
C,-.~s,,- 20. October Novenlbe- @s,..s
c~,, 344s-b. ber-Jan-ary 3i4ieb MaEches-
,.r-Tarns quiet ana hrr7; cloths qulei. . ., e,n ,
r1.-f-f-The coffee market was sieaGy A. i.- opiaS
r.f-s advance n poic-S decline. traAsaC onr az
r-eaoff,y about 1000 bags AZ 80 onenhH car. -nr.
sso~.e ~ Is. no pressure tsee 1h@ dei eros WEE
- s-,,, h1wcve- amour - o,iy ssii bags ard
~. ,--,i, 10 -g7 30 bags TIE cable rerct showed
r. 49, cute, ene lowe- Thee vss no business cone
Tsr,iarg to-.ay. thera being hoiday ~ may CIV
i 40 ho=7. 500. 4l,r" pags, 90 We So Ia
e.srea f,r ne Unite. states 900 bags for Europe go"
ii-r SICK 90 600 naSs ne hsNre mn, ,io, and
s.s'y franc aivaneA. ara a. p IN was 9uiet av
, 'rsn- l1ws-. closing cue un1hahse % - an, -.
ss,nr Total sales 1900 bags Ire no wfcN4F 5o oo
-ea stirlen,s steamer 70 the United Siai'S 3o'
ts-s - i,-cpe 5000 bags purchases for n;ca rLte'
900 e FER Europe. 5000 bags steamers lohonE al
r. f--,-e. states ~ europe. 4 ssnt.s shipments
"a. -tal sfa's II coo taes ~ Europe ~ COZ bags
-,+s..- a. United States 1909 bag. f1r ErIc2e'
,,- rsro,e Tie tu'r-z market late IN ne DAY WIS
W. one, aad heavy closing uachansed 20 points ae,
dav WEE 8 00l bags spot coffee was
6ai ~ lover n price hraziaa Quoted at sa Tor 900 900
haas Mafacaibo private ts7n,s $500, $500, ,.,.
- eouovin' shove re hghes' lowest a'1 cl's''s
ne fo-llay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London March 2o-The wool sales to-day con-
Quoted by Charles Balme Co. The offerings comprised
10 si3 bales. There good attendance, and me
bidding was free Prices frm. The offerings In
cludsd good selection OF greasy crossbreds. fpr which
American purchasers paid prices The rnrcfass
for the United States amounted 70 about 1000 hses
Home and Continental buyers competed for MEDIUM
greasy woods Following the sales IN detail and ne
prices obtained.
New-south waes-s.oo0 bales; secured. sdN's 3hd:
locks and pieces 4Aduis; greasy. igd9iisi locks s1f
pieces. 3Q7d.
Ouesnsiand-i 100 bales; scoureI iisfnis itd Jocks
and pieces sdaIs I'd; greasy ssa3I locks and pieces
3ixa6i.d
VicJria-2 900 bales secured. sisdnls AZ locks srd
pieces RAD greasy 5Ilid: locks and pieces 3i.d0f.
SOUTH Australia-l 400 bales sound - ID locks and
pieces. 7f.9isd greasy, 1854 locks and pieces. "a
ed
West Ausralia-I00 bales. greasy. 4i4n1zd.
Naturalization bales: secured Is iifais ~;
pieces 0tHis greasy J.nild; locks and pse
4%w1sd
7isdn1s 81: greasy. 4. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23

m,sr Zoo bush. private terms a b saoa,: No
s,"e,n Duluth. 10000 bush private terms b eeoat
Nnfthern spring. 80 bush.
spring. l2SW0 bush, private terms May-June.
- REQ quoted &c over May o aroat nominal. Nav
$50 No Northern Nav York 3isc over Nav
~ ahoat; do Duluth &c May b anoat; No 2
, y, winter &C under May anoat No hard winter
"a. ns, ana lower th's morning readily responding
80. u"NIne IN wheat. The ~ trade
frlces eascd or with comparatively moderate OF
aelhss noiE here and the West The visible supply
ss ,s'seu 'se'o bush. The Tor Europe
snn~ed no change for the week The worlds export.
~ ii.,"oo' total GAaa 900 hush 3 900
81 preceding week and 2I02OO0 last year The market
~ WV afternoon was depressed By
ag slowly ragged of. The was without feature
Gu Tue oiose WAS quiet at the lowest "a loss
80, Vpth was dan and weaker. Sales II bush
"tuu'ns NO corn. Old 1000 bush. 3Osc delivered No
90. Urn ld'Oo bush. Bic ahoat No . quoted
N ner quoted 2ac elevator No quoted &c under
icy, elevator. MAY closed Bose OATS-The market
~, ots Wtst also dun and weaker. easing on with
OF me list. although there very little feature
vpeIa'lciS The swing 81 the market. however
cnnparftiveiy small. Tho visible supply showed an in
upI as D good reflection OF the present small in
csh property The market closed quiet &c net de
.Ihr Nasa oats were inactive. Sales bush
track and ungs a0ed mixed 900 No oats quoted e2c
elevator NO oats 2c: No . white, BARLEY
-Aatket quiet Quoted: Feeding. 26..c G ( Buffalo
opGfN,ns sac New-York all rail- carlcs 30n32isc
l. maitng S'ri2c, az % quality. .RYE-Aari,st
uulel CGriots State 4040tiisc track: No West
err S.pa'Gc buffalo opening naysa ton, ils.c
New-York al! rail.
he quotations to- day the closing prices for the previous
@ anc soshs prices Cor the corresponding date last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23
WErKI.Y IMPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Y o-k March 80. 1891.
,o~--o> III. o,c,tr~ - tho cotton market quiet
s.. e-nl m - points advance sehny better dHsi
,r,7i ices ana revCrts from the Mississippi Na-lf-
4As ire5 noints more on d: isht port -
sis foiav hu; later reacted @ The opening h5uits On
serat les satisfactory final returns T. "a aO'
re volume business conunnes restflc.ee Ah ,1
o-. Inc Frs hour Wee or,y @OoN bes. anc up 20 l.
,-- u,cra halas while t1ta. tTansac-
tons sor ne 1ay only II. 100 bales Tie ma
VS. nun % reports and kilograms regarding ne
O. affairs Mississippi Nahey lne c.t-ns OF r' N
numerous while tire reports on the
b,-I 49, overflow the VI ssissiIpi VIII not
Re rrfa.crat- % crop The ofsrfo" acne as tel
-.,-~ We also current The morning reports o. rains -
Texas was depressing feature az ID IRE iaia were
print-ClotA reports Indicate la'I'y
$500 ,,rrls a. s3u River although the demand IS s0i
m la Showing somewhat ess energy The increment OF
- fcsre during he last OK the session was eN
rrerl,v narrow an! without feature me eS.il. 20
ers f- fhe week 60OOj baes. againstdSS5 last
t.s-,~.~J receipts a. NeN-OrlAtns tc-noTrcW
40 >, png hale agaiTst I'D last week and 9"-@ last
recep.s Tomorrow, i.l"p 10 4'OJJ O''es
sss..ls, 3 1872 laSt week and - last yrar $50 49,
Opening, AID close t.-day ana eIoshg ol1s U'e
prev. Is nSn. and last ear :onc~;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23

Buffalo March - CATTLE Receipts for tho las, .,
same Inc las, week sC2 consigned through. 25ls
Nsw-York $50: sale $3.50 Market open ID slow and
. 9ars s an s5d Prime s: 30 u 70 e6oie
s. 9ss c .t 4r $, sS, - sf' nj s
stock joqs9 IS sockers and feeders rm for Cdnadas
. s"i is ASA ,s5s5 a5a,a
sp 49, @ h ns ou % Ssas sS SGas oa m week
thus ta . 800 Tor the same time ast week y SO con
Market opensd ssssy T'rG TsSs suera . ont Is ,e
81 o. roughs ss 50asi stag 81 s5asS 90 Late sales
WORKERS. s. % pigs - sheep and lsmbr-Rscepts FOR
i 200. Tor the SANE lime last week a"o; consigned
m epad 81 seaGy ,' Closed firm wh Sal. I'D MOI
market active and stronger clipped stock SLOW Prime
a /, go s 3 s WOO" snfeP Sic san y ss o
= ~ heavy IVES 81 Tsess < '0S" N'''''' . ~
1900 head market for choice others barely
sesd mmon 10 s sc steers s cs" % 5Hs5
-sites ssase % resans. s. 5oaS4 - Hosr-Rseep,s
,,s saanse lost Heavy passi.s A . chipping ,o 9,s
Sssortsa s. iosa is nt 81 osgs 30 ps- 81 sogta Is
Receipts 200 heed msraet i9g iss higher in
st. Louis March 2-csttle~Receipts 3is mead mar.
set steady on best, o g. ~ one NaHs es sas az
Receipts. ~ sesd maTsss ea,s, 5s.ss sheen
-hseeip,s s5l3 head market dull native sneep' S"'
ascg's % primo e sos :. SO
W glOd W tof>f 10y, ~ ," w tS' -
<3us3 30. common 10 good Fat bulls ana cows
f-S3 D. hcrs 81 5ogs3 % fresh cows and sprinsers
sijIs3i active at advance 81 Toe prime me-
dunn - 25Tsi S5 good Yorker-. heavy: - -oasi -
ss s sa.A. 81 s .ds Ss', s Il 9'. @9s
of oc god Western wsthers 81 2ogs' 'o prime
na'ves - 50dsi TO- good. - 2Jgsi 40 lar mixed ~ 30
as. common. 81 ,J1s3 30. cus 81 oOls2 % cholca
lamb. 81 25GsS 10 fair to good lambs. - 2'uSo' veal
calves. q 5vgso
kintas cry. MARCIA 22-cstiie-Hcceips c2t3 head
market zoe owfr. sed beef grades stgss -
and saeders ~ s5nt 40 Texans. s3dS3 ~. cows
and hefers 81 4snt3 IS calves Gdsls Hog. Receipts.
heed higher. - iIis. bulk
Ok .aies 81 Jei asa heavy staSl C5. light, 81 pigs
g. sass co. sheep-Recep;s. 6297 head, market loo
higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23

4 DvERTIsEMENTs ana subscriptions for The rrfe.
n une their Uptown once. No l2&2 broad~
NsS al door north o. 3is until o'clock D. ad->
~,rsemens received following branch offices ~
reet,lnr once rates o'clock y. VIA: "a eths
ave- = G $50 ilc 9th ave. cor l2th-st.; Macy'ss
9Th ave l4ihs, ife Columbus near West 68ttss
81 100 West I'D near 0theye es East iih-st ao7
Wsat .ct-st and sth $50 Ess, 47th-
~: us I'd ave between 10Th and 7T,h sta i0zs e3-
ave- near 6ls-st: ios l.-aye. near sehst: $50 Do
ave near 4ist-st.. S4 3D. ave. 2to Bleecker-O.; -
Bleecser-.t; 2.sos al-ave 24o East 'oh.s,; Iva "a.
~: ~ ave; 70 Ai,stsraam ave ~ Wst 49,.
ath- ave: LIZ 3dsye near 6lth-st ~ East eo}h-S
iss eth, A. ths Hsr,sm oacs:. Sni 0-sE. IR pa
isssS-.s s~i III and :y..; $40 i.stS-.s
comt1s,' IS Brosdway. E. b., IS ss0.Srsy, =. NJ
i.Is3 Myrtis-avs.. ness esoaAwayk ,essr,asS A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. MARI 22 cotton quiet and steady; MD.
receipts 3o2 bales gross 1a2 bales. exports the
Continent. ia.i bales: stock. ~ gil baiss
Norfolk. March - Cotton firm. mIdinr Iisc. low
mid ling Gtc good ordinary. il6c net and gross
cepts ~ bales exports ccastwlse sf0 bales: sah u
aaes ,tock. - i,3 bales
New -or.aus March :2-Cotion quiet; mldlllng, e;
low mtddlng Gicc good ordinary, 5-lec; receipts
3025 bales 337i bales. sales. 5000 bales stock
e1GJjj halec
low m!dilnF ii-iGc: and receipts. 40 bales
export. coaaiwise 2oS7 bales sales. - bales 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23
EUROPEAN pRorvcE MARKETS.

Liverpool. March 20. 3:1 p. m.-Beef-Exira India
mess dun AZ Sd prime dull az Ats ID. PorX
Prime mess. Western nne. nrm al ass ID: do medium
Arm AS 81. Hams-short about IA 10 ID 70.
at 2os short rib 70 "a N. firm at Ga .ong
clear nidiles light about * 10 rs 10 firm at rs 81
long clear mdfies heavy about ~ x n, cIs
short clear mddes. heavy about 20 TO 80 10. lrm az
rs 70 ~ - Az, w - %; np ~ as %
Western spot steady at 22s 81. C1eese-Amercsn finest
white and colored steady SIS Cd Taliow-Prme
steady at is' %. c0..oasssa AP-Iwpeos refined DUH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23

Common steady al wheat-No red winter no stocki
no / Northern spring steady at es 80 corn-Ai..d
March dull % 7Zd; April dull at % Sd Nay Gull ~
IN 3D. FTour-St Louis fancy winter steady az - 81
Hops at Iondon-Pacinc Coast firm eSas5s. Receipts
OF wheat for the ast week: From Atlartic ports Itp
quarters from Pacific ports 1900 quarters from other
sources 1000. Receipts Of American ccrn' el,sO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

as 30. extra. 50 4Oas5 75 do family lsgst 20;
winter wheat patent 81 GOas4 S. spring do 2oqsi %:
do straight 81 l06$+ %: sales 100 bbs wheat "snn,
size: May sOi.c asked; Southern. by sample esg
sST s S o Nav Su: s ea June Sps' c ba JsS
2oisa29.c; steamer mixed 26a26i.c; stock $1,000
bush sales $1,000 Southern white ssgae 90 yen Se
2Sc bid. oats firm: No white. 2Jq2jc; no = HAeo'
22i.H2c; stock, 700 bush Rye weak. NO nearby.
4oc; No Western, O,1a+oFsc stock 300 bush, nay
steady S3 50gS4 Grain frsigts dull steam 70 iaver
pool 81 April Cork for orders 30 Sd March. ~ April
Cotton quiet, mid ilings TNc Provisions Arm: mess p9r
so so; bulk shoulders. sac short rib sides and cear
sides bulk &c; shoulders 6Nc; hams small
creamery 2OG2fc: fancy ladle i3i4c packed 90
Toe Eggs. of3isc. sugar firm. granulsed - o. CoHee
steady SIC.
Boston, March oe.-FTour quiet and easier spring i
wnter patents 81 75as5 10. clear and strashs 81 s5B
81 50 cornmeal quiet 62QGlc Tag. 81 259s 30 Dol
No DO. ?5e: lower grades. 24c Mfsei steady spring
SIS 30; mddng. ss 5oasi5 70; red do1 -four 81! 20
rr ' .,S snT and hSr su 81 81 ar sd BasS
sqloc Fresh beef slow: steers. 5isaIac kinds 20
iolc fores 3ha5%c Butter firm: Northern creamsry
i2c: Vermont dairy, i7glsc; common i5piec I,,mes
ee al s is9 " No ana isaI2e western a
quiet. nearby BE Eastern. choice. lie: Western.
,Gg Nghsan TX eSsn' sar, sSw ne eyes s - S
small pea 81 lOas 10 mediums 90go5c Poultry aui-t
Western turkeys i@pitc Wes,ern e ,s,s 5la!ts,
quiet fe5rons ioc; whit stock. BIC: Green Mountains.
s5gsse hse to Ts 5ea' ca 'g> mSs 81 oSss
Hay quiet: choice si5aSG; lower grades slOasi. Rive
straw quiet At 5oasi7 30 leather Arm: hemock sole
Coo: seconIs 2762sc
Buffalo 22-spring wheat closed &c lower than
nrm. unchanged. Oats closed firm unchanged BARLEY
changed.
chicago March 2oThe leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23
. AvANNAH LINE. Florida via savannah

- For short irs Special ENsJrsnn Loo miles
Apply The und-rsgned. =. -.
Kan CITY = M Ncr = G-sndr frchesse. March 20
From new Pier 81 ". r. Tues. Thurs. and Sat, rN
Savannah direct t'nsurrassed cabin accommodations
Rail- connections tor al points SOUTH For tickets ara
freight rates, Apply 81. eSl. SO 3l0 Bway. or gsA
ofTcss a PIER n. OF sprrg x. q. a. soRREL. Mgr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23
TED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

~ Ia Cuayr9. Puerto Csbclio Curacao ard Mara
caibo, curacao. from Robrr, Stores Brooklyn
-. PHILADELPHIA. "Wednesday, Mar~1 -. ! n m.
IS CARACAS. filday April 3 ! D. m.
IS NENEZI Fla I .csgay April - / p.
FOR MAPACAIBO VIA ST THOMAS
SIS CURACAO ...--...... Saturday March ~ I .. "A.
~Ness American built expressly trade.
have superior accommodations for passengers
ROT'ITON BLISS & n,Lr.ErT.
General Managers Fron,-sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23

qu.et. with little demand. raya quoted lis and fair
iennne "a beet dull and irregular. March and April
quoted a. 9s Nd Refined firm. with a fair
amount or business doia=. The
o'ersod on all grades Of har.s from No 10
> inclusive" All orders subject DELAY. Prices were
uh'hansed graduated quoted the basis Of &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23
STEAMSHIP LINES

NA Casting Along the Atlantic Coast . Brunswick Ga
Similar Voyage Crossing the GU. OF Mexico to CAL
weston. Tex, is Ideal Trip.
oNE-wAY. EXCURSION. or TOURISTS. TICKETS o,
points Texas. colorado. Utah. Arizna Caiforn a.
Mexico Georgia. Florida. etc. Also Hot Strings Ark
Write for "a PAGE POCKET GUIDE Omai,ed fres,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23
Orean Steamers.


MORTW @ERMlMN LLOYD
SOUTHAMPTON LONDON. RREMEN.
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS
Spree Tu Mich 90 An Havel. Tu.. Apr. 49, ~ A. NJ.
Tu. Meh. 10 An ispree tn. April 20. ~ A "
Lain Tu April g. 10 AN Trave. Tu April q. 10 A-M-
TwTS-SCREW PASSENGER STEAMERS. =
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA. -
Kaiser .Nch q 10 A. VI Fulla-....April "a. 10 A. ~
Ems. .....Apri TO- 10 a. NJ Kaiser. May = 10 y
OEIRICHs & 90. 2 BOwLING GREEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23
.OLLAND-AMERICA LINE,

IL FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM
VIA BOJLOGSE-SC r Mf:R.
: VEENDAM. .......... .Satnrdsv March u n A. m
: 5 SPAARNDAM.... o.. Saturday. april 2 10 A. N
First cabin $3.50 and upwards second cabin $50
az. al VERY low Apply O. Netherlands erica
steam Ma lestlon Co.. 30 Bway -. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23

hill asaG5c: Florida per carrier sius2 20 DO
Kew West. '3cms2 turnlps Canada RUSSIA. per bb,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23
CLYDE LINE
II LINE.
CHARLESTON. 8 G.

~ CHARLESTON. g g.
the SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS
TTror1 Pier 20 E. r. foot - R00sryelt--f.l
CoMANCHE Chas Jacks0ny lie. Wednesday, March ~
SEMINOLE. Chas 4 IN ,Ss0nve ilf.l Mafrh Y
IEOQfOlS. Chas. & Jacksonville IneseaF March 20
COMANCTIE Chas. Jacksonville. .Friia. April
STEAMERS nave first passenger 'mmctatous
WM p. CLYDE = CO.. General Agents.
Bowling Green. y. T.
Fla Cent and Penn Fast p ?. Line. va jacksonville.
Grss, So Freight Passenger Line. Via Charies-on
r FGER General Agent. 33i Broadway. y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23
BANANA RAILROAD

THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO
Connecting the Isthmus for all West Coast Ports 81
Mexico Central and South America.
Steamers sail from pier foot West 21ta y
FINANCE. March 30. noon ALLIANCE. April 10 noon
For rates apply a Company's ofire =. Rr1at,rav
JOHN MI IR Traslc Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23
old DOMINIOS LINE.

" DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort Norfolk Newpor. News re.er.
burg, Portsmouth, pnner's Point Richmond virginia
Peach Va. and Washington. D. c. daily except S,Inia,
from Pier "a North River. Sailing every week dav ex-
cept Saturday 5 p NJ. md Saturday AZ { = "
W I. GUlLLAUDEU. Vice Pros and Trar,c Nx-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23
0onI,s TOrRS TO ETROpE-

~ Arrangements suited to all. Pest
Select psrtes leave Mar 81 May g. June r. 10 "a
procrain.r-s and Dartcu free on application 70
40 TfIOS COOK 8 SON. 2Gi and T. 2o5 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23
A -ErRO2E. HOLY LAND ROrND THIS

"a woRIpParties leave April ~ for Holy rani:
May June g. i2 July 2. for Europe $3.50 and up.
+. Q. CLARK. III BROADWAY. " Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23
CUNARD LINE.

~. TO LIVERPOOL BY QUEENSTOWN
Campania March - p. m. Etruris April u, 2.
Umhria April 3. $50 a. m. Campan3. Apri -.
I.ucana. .Apr 10. IL n. Umhria. May l. 2.
From Pier 40 North River OF GARRISON 81.
For freight and passage apply the Company's on
No. I Bowling Green Nev-York,
VERNON II. BROWN 2 co. General Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23
JJM1PMElaGGllLIA.
gE@MN1MA NNMr WEST lWMlEs

BGEwNWIyH NMy Wt@u gMyBG0a
QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO. LIT;
ROYAL MAIL LINE FOR BERMUDA.
Steamer TRINIDAD -. Wednesday. March - 10 q N
Wlndwar1 Islands and Dererara.
Steamer PRETORIA 1900 onssaty. March -. at noon
Telephone 1666 Broad. For Pamphlet apply %
A. T. OUTERBRIDGE & Co. Agents. 80 Broadway;
THOs COOK & SONS. Pass. Asts.. 26 1925 b way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
Teuonc. .. March a. noon Teuonc. ....Apr 81 noon
Britannia. March g. noon Hritannc April p noon
;ermanc. April u noonGerrnan Nav -
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
per No. 10, North Office - Broadway y. Y.
IT. MAITLAND kERSEY. Agent.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-05-18
CAsTo1IA.
ia fao- If
.s s:is"&MAzZs< % ;:;;1

Attorney David Evans of Ogden is in
Lehi today
Manager Cutler was in Salt Lake
yesterday on business.
Nus. Rivers Of Salt Lake was visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Yingst on Saturday.
a number OF our citizens took in the
X. q. W. mining excursion to Tintic on
sunday.
number vi flowing wells in the north
part OF town are failing and pumps are
being used.
Mr. Will Chapman OF Chapman Mer
Co. will leave in week on mission to
the Society Islands.
Yesterday Mr. Mitchell OF America
Fork was handling gun and was
accidently shot tn cough the wrist
James Peterson and George Smith
have recently been purchasing land on
the bench
The 'iiptheria has disappeared from
the home OF James Harwood and tile
family are ont Of quarantine again
Mayor Evans went to Boise City
yesterday as delegate to attend the
meeting OF the Grand Lodge OF A. o. u
w. He will likely spend the week
there
The Chapman Mer. Co. have
another special sale Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, May goth,
2Ist and 22nd. All are invited
The Relief Society officers OF this end
OF the county held meeting in the
Relief Society Hall this morning with a
coed attendance. In the afternoon Il
general meeting was held and the work
Of the society discussed by Mrs. John OF
Provo, Mrs Standring OF Lehi and l..
John Nuttall OF Salt Lake
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-05-18
The Concert.

Last night there was large attendance
at the meeting house to listen 10 the
choir concert. An interesting and
varied program was given and most of
the pieces were appreciated by the
audience The choir did very well in
the chorus Dreaming or waking" which
is pretty piece Mrs. Curtain is a
new sOloist here and seemed little
frightened but did very nicely. The
whistling duet by Miss Stella Kirkham
and Mrs. Joseph HKirkham was an
unique feature which greatly pleased
the audience. Prof. Giles of PROV ,ok
an important part in the program. He
came over in the evening bringing new
Stevens chapel organ and it was treat
to hear u good organ in the meeting
house once wore. His playing naturally
assisted in the chorus singing and in the
organ solos lac brought out some OF the
fine effects OF the instrument and he is
just the one IT. at can do it. The choir
members cast many longing looks at
the beau,iiul instrument wishing it
might supersede the old one that is
about worn out
During the evening collection was
taken up which netted the sum OF
$l3. Is
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-05-18
Gospel Lectures.

Following is the program OF serie
)f Lectures to be delivered at the Provo
Stake Tabernacle, under NJ. I. A.
auspices
May 24-V-'Obidence as an Essen
tial to acknowledgements" Elda
Charles b. Stewart.
May 3i--Vi Born Again Bagtism
OF the Water and of the Spirit" Elder
OLSON s. Whitney.
June 6-VII.-"Was Joseph smith
sent OF God?' Elder franklin ID.
Richards.
June l4--VIII THE Book OF Nor
mon--True or False ?"-First Dis ourse
1.-THE story OF its discovery-How Con-
structed-Internal Evidences OF Its
Truth--The testimony of the witnesses. f"
Elder Nephi L. Morris.
June 2l-IX.-Second DISCOURSE
"The Value of the Book OF Mormon az a
Witness of God-Objections Considered
and Answered +" Elder B. Fl. Roberts.
June !S-X.-"The Relationship of
Mormonism to the Christion World. /"
President George O. Cannon