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Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
I. o. O, r,

The Odd Fellows Of North Loup gave a
grand banquet and oyster supper at their
hall at the last regular meeting. Several
distinguished visitors were present.
The members Of Humboldt, Neb., lodge,
No. "a. Monday evening elected officers for
1899 as follows: N. G.. George T. Nor
burger: v. G.. L. c. Williamson; s., J. w.
Scott; T., r. X. Davis; T., George L. Lewis.
Cozad lodge, No. IS, elected officers last
Monday night as follows: NJ G., w. H.
Poffenberger; V. G., L. M. Arnold; g., A. S.
Harris; T.. w. A. Conley; T.. A. T. Griffith.
The following officers were elected by the
Odd Fellows at Deadwood: r w. Lewis,
noble grand; w. H. Ward. vice grand; II. A.
Gable, recording secretary; F. Mcdonald,
p. s.; C. r. DeMouth. treasurer: Peter
Blackburn. trustee
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Office of Lee-Clarke-Andreesen Hard
ware. Co., Omaha, Neb, December 10, 1898.
Of the Lee e-Clarke-Andreesen Hardware Co.
that the annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the company will be held at the
1923 Harney street, in the city of Omaha,
In the state of Nebraska. on Tuesday, jan
uary 10. A. d.. 1892 at o'clock p. m, for
the purpose OF electing board of direc-
tors for the company to serve during the
ensuing year and to transact such other
ing. II. ]. LEE, President,
W. NJ. GLASS. Secretary.
Dl1d3Ot
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tion OF officers Saturday evening with the
following result; c., w. J. Lehr; A., J. T.
Smith: B., Thomas Ostenbers; c., G. v.
Besman; E., Herb McElfresh; W., William
Eggleston; s., Robert Murray; p, ]. q.
Stone; board Of managers, w. w. Dean. M.
Shires and Chris Passo. Mr.. Shires was
elected delegate to the county convention
to be held at Wshoo, January 10. The Mod
ern Woodmep have been doing good work
and the members now in good standing
numbers sixty 1--WE.
The two Modern woodmen camps Of CO.
lumbus, Neb.. have consolidated, Silver
Cross camp No. 564 surrendering its charter
and Columbus camp No. 29s continuing un-
der the consolidation. Officers for the en-
suing year were chosen at the FIRST regular
meeting and the following were
elected: Carl Kramer, v. c.; Il. p. Dussell,
adviser; Henry Reider, clerk; Louis Held.
banker; A. P. Reil escort; Hugo schaad.
watchman; ]. s. Hatfield. sentry, Frank
Matthews. manager; Drs voss, Geer and
Evans, physical examiners. The county
convention Of all the Woodmen camps In
the county will be held here January 10, at
which time delegates to the annual state
meeting will be selected BY the consolida-
ton the camp here Is one Of the largest
and healthiest in this part Of the state, hav-
ing over 140 members.
Monday evening, December II, the Mod
ern Woodmen lodge at West Point, Neb.,
elected the following officers fer the next
year: Harry S. Raider, v. c.; Joe Koupai,
W. A; A. A. Peterson. B.. Peter Peelot, c.:
Barney @. Herman, E.; Chris Hirschmann,
W.; A. l.. Krause, 8.
Thursday, December 8, at their regular
meeting the members of the Humboldt
camp. No. 943, elected q new corps OF on
GERS for the ensuing year as follows: v. c..
j. w. Bash; w. A, T. M. Murphy; B., G.
G. Carter; Clerk, F. r. Butterneld; E., Al
Hales; W., 7. w. Carnes; S., vint Chafiln;
NJ, F. Hummel; p, Drs. Morris and Will
liamson; Delegate to state camp, H. P.
Marble.
Silver Star camp, No. 800, Cozad, elected
officers Tuesday night as follows: v. c., w.
L. Devine; w. A., Fred Maryott; c., J. 9.
Good; e. B.. r. ]. Paris; E., 8. c. Brady:
W.. George Anderson; s.. c. Ralston; NJ,
]. w. Barnard; delegate. F. P. Corrick.
This lodge has a membership Of seventy
1--we and several new applications.
At the last regular meeting Of the North
Loup camp, No. 936, the following were
elected as officers for coming year, v. c.,
B. H. Alvord; w. A., ]. B. Clements; B.,
E. A. Hutchins: c., s. L. Clements; E., w.
d. Barnhart; W., Claude Hill; s.. v. w.
Robbins.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
. sTQChIHoLDERs MEETING.


The Omaha & Republican Valley Railway
company.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Omaha
q Republican Valley Railway company for
the election of seven directors and the
transaction OF such other business as may
lawfully come before the meeting, will
be held In the Office of the general solicitor,
Union Pacific building, Omaha, Nebrask ska
on Wednesday. the 4th day of January,
1899 between the hours of 10 a. m. and 8
p. m.
The stock transfer books will be closed
ten days before the date of the meeting
ALEXANDER MILLAR
Secretary.
Boston, Mass, December IA, 1898.
.-s., ID H-to-J. -4-E & s.
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knights of the Niaccabees.

Markey tent No. Sc elected of GERS last
Tuesday night. as follows: p. c., R. Davis;
c., John r. Sailing; L. c., z. e. Cook; r.
X. G. G. Galley; A. T. Griffith; s., Joseph
Zook; M. A.. r. c. Roe; F. NJ. CT. Chap
man; 8. NJ. G., P. s. Grifith; P. B., F.
Sell.
The following were elected as officers for
Albion tent No. 81 of Boone. Neb.: S. z.
Williamson, c.; N. p Simons, l.. c.: w. w.
Johnson. R. X; H. J. Loughran, F. X; ].
c. Botsford. c.; DR.. ]. Fl. Smith, p; C. C.
Pettibone, S.; R. H. Grifhths, NJ. A; p. w.
Mol'ris, F.. NJ. G.; N. W. Allen, s. NJ. c.;
William Melcher, s; j. Armstrong, P.
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Modern Woodmen of America.

Modern WOOdmen of America.
Beach Camp No. 1,454 gave an entertain.
ment in Its lodge rooms Friday evening
December 16.
After q short secret session of the camp
for the transaction Of regular routine busi-
ness the doors were thrown open for the
entertainment Of all.
The program Of toasts was as follows
"Our Team" w. M. Thomas; "Our Early
Days Of Camp Work." William MacDiar.
mid; walnut Camp, and What We Inher-
ited," A. F. Johnson; Beech Camp in
Society and Politics." J. w. Holder of CO.
lumbus; "Our Newer Members" c. H.
Hollenbeck; "Our Sick and Dead" A. H.
Vosburgh; "Why We Meet in Weekly Ses-
sions," John l.. Pierce; THE Local Physi-
cian," DR.. w. o. Henry; 1.-THE Five Hun
dred," Frank Whitmarsh "The Work
Ahead" Charles L. Hopper; "The Moral Ef-
feet Of Fraternal Societies on Civilization, /"
T. F. Sturgess. The POSTMASTER of the
evening was w. F. Chaplin.
In connection with the toast "Our Team"
w. M. Thomas presented the camp with a
picture OF the team. 1t showed the boys in
groups and individually. and also contained ed
the pictures OF the officers Of the camp
This was a complete surprise to the camp,
but was none the less appreciated. The team
Is one Of the features Of the organization and
is the pride Of every member. 1t captured
the first prize at the exposition on Modern
Woodman day from a field Of eleven COM
petitors. j. c. Page is captain OF the team.
Those in charge of the entertainment and
to whom the credit is largely due for the
success Of the celebration were: H. p. Leay-
lit. c. l.. Hopper. John s. King, R. C..
Hemphill, w. F. Chaplin, l.. B. McCown, p.
Fl. Cook A. A. Smith, A. II. Vosburgh, c.
II. Long, F. Whtmarsh, j. L. Pierce, ]. c.
Page. c. H. Hollenbeck, J. E. Himoe and ].
w, Houder.
Abe Lincoln camp No. 1,O61. Wisner at
meeting Monday night. after adopting one
stranger into the mysteries OF woodcraft,
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: DR.. d. Boswell. v. c.: A. Dor
mann, jr., w. A.; William Armstrong, e.
Il. Schademann, w.; A. Hansing, s.; L. s.
Strain, manager, and Drs. d. Boswell and
II. Pritchard, camp physicians; delegates TO
county convention at West Point, F. C..
Evans and l.. G. Kringel; alternates, DR.. d.
Boswell and II. J. Malchow. Installation of
oficers-elect will occur Monday night, jan
uary Q.
Mead camp No. 2O1l held its annual elec-
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

Union Elevator Company OF Omaha:
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
mseting OF the stockholders of the Union
Elevator company Of Omaha, for the pur-
pose Of electing seven directors and such
other business az may properly come before
the meeting, will be held at the office of
the general solicitor, Union Pacific building
omaha, Neb.. upon Tuesday. the 3rd day
OF January 1899, between the hours Of 10
o'clock a m. and 6 o'clock p. m.
The stock transfer books will be closed
ten .Q0 days before the date OF the meet
Ing. ALEXANDER MILLAR,
Secretary.
Boston, Mass. December 10. 1885
e., ., Des 13-Jan SEES
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18

Fetterman: I. O.. James p. Hayes; o. O.,
John N. Dennis; T., o. p. Thompson. The
second and third ranks will be conferred on
several candidates Monday evening, Decem-
Der 49,
At Central City the new oifcers for the
Knights Of Pythias are: J. K. Pyle, c.
c.; Peter Jorey, v. c.; Al 0ressenger,
prelate; Thomas Goodman. c. c.:
John Wolmouth, NJ. OF w; d. e.
Mullins. recorder; John Gilroy, M, OF
E.; J. F. Barry, fnancier; p. ]. Johns, ]. +.
Barry, representatives to grand lodge.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.


Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Union
Land company for the election Of five di-
rectors and the transaction of such other
business as may lawfully come before the
meeting will be held at the office of the
general solicitor. Union Pacific building,
Omaha, Neb., upon Monday, the 9th day
The stock transfer books will be closed
ten days previous to the meeting.
Boston, Mass, December 18th, 1898.
ALEXANDER MILLAR,
Secretary.
D-1Sd 22t L and s
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Royal Oaks,

Riverside Grove was organized last week
at North Bend, with a strong charter list.
The members were among the best people
in the town. The grove begins with pros
poets for large membership. The officers
are an progressive.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
)maha & Elkhorn Valley Railway

pany.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Omaha
& Elkhorn Valley Railway company for
the. ELECTION of seven, directors and the
lawfully come before the meeting, will
be held in the Office Of the general solicitor,
Union Pacific building, Omaha, Nebraska,
on Wednesday the 4th day Of January,
1899, at 10 o'clock a. m.
The stock transfer books will be close d
ten days before the date OF the meeting.
ALEXANDER MILLAR,
Secretary.
Boston. Mass, December IA, 1898
d H-to-J. .-4-E G. s.
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Ante Room Echoes 4
q, q. ~ Il. q. q q, u q. y

At the annual meeting Of the Grand Coun-
Gil OF Select Masters, Thursday, December
Is, the following officers for the ensuing
year were elected: John J. Mercer, G. M. |;
d. H. Wheeler. D. G. NJ; Alfred M. Olson,
P. G. W.; John s. Harman, Tecumseh, G. 7. ;
w. r. Bowen, G. R.; ]. D. Stires. Columbus,
G. c.; ]. A. Crimson, Schuyler, G. G. G.;
Charles H. Wilson. G. G. c.; George J.
spohn, G. s.; Jacob King, Papillion, G. s.
In the morning a special meeting Of the
state organization Of the Scottish Rite Ma
sons was held for the transaction Of busi-
ness and in the afternoon the annual meet
Ing of the grand chapter opened. 1t closed
its session with the election Of officers.
John ]. Mercer, deputy grand high priest,
presided In the absence of the grand high
priest.
In the evening the Veteran Masons Of the
state held special meeting which was at
tended by about thirty members. The time
was spent largely in a social way, relating
"reminiscences, eating lunch and smoking
cigars.
The Omaha council also held 4 meeting,
at which several candidates were taken
through the degrees.
The grand chapter Of Royal Arch Masons
OF Nebraska concluded Its annual meeting
and adjourned Thursday afternoon, Decem-
ber Is. The session was comparatively short
and not specially we'll attended. There was
no business to transact OF particular inter-
est, aside from the election Of officers for
the ensuing year. These were as follows:
John J. Mercer Of Omaha, grand high priest;
James Dinsmore OF Hebron, grand deputy
high priest; John s. Harman Of Tecumseh
grand king; James w. Maynard of Omaha,
grand scribe; William R. Bowen Of Omaha,
grand secretary, and Lucius d. Richards of
Fremont, grand treasurer. These officers
were installed that afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
Independent Order of Forestsrs.

Independent Order OF F0Resters.
At the last meeting of Court Ak-Sar-
Ben the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: H. G. Hartry, c. F.; T.
H. Perfeld, v. G.. F.; DR.. Charles Rose.
water. p. G. F.; T. r. Houston, F. S.;
e. e. Nusbaum. r. s.; H. A. Hansen, T.;
L. G. Vogt, 8. W.; M. J. Conley, ]. W.;
J. w. Donley, 8. B.; q. H. Reed, ]. B.; e.
G. Braybrook, D.; DR.. w. o, Henry, DR.. w.
e. Mack and DR.. Charles Rosewater, ply
sicians. The installation Of ofyicers took
place Friday evening. December 16.
An encampment Of Royal Foresters was
Instituted at the Millard hotel Friday even
Ing by Brigadier General A. e. Stevenson
OF Chicago. large charter list was Sc
cured and orders were placed for uniforms
The Royal Foresters Is a branch OF the In
dependent Order Of Foresters and the en-
campment was composed OF the members Of
Courts Ak-8ar- Ben and Omaha. The fol-
lowing officers were appointed Saturday by
General Stevenson: H. c. Hartry, /. F. O.;
DR.. w. 0. Henry, L. A; T. R. Huston, I. A.;
f. G. Babrook, I. c.; c. H. Buck, I. o.;
]. Muir. I. M; H. A. Hansen, I. c.; q. 4.
Nusbaum, l. L.; L. c. Vcgt. I. s.; Henry
Hornungard, Louis Flescher: I. o. G., Ira
Nusbaum.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18

>~ CHICAGO, ST. PAUL, MIN
M65S3sNI neapolis & Omaha Railway
MSfNllE General Oflces Ne oraska
Ell@V Division. Fifteenth and
Webster Streets. City
Ticket Office, 14O1 Farnam Street, Tele.
phone, 66l. Depot, Fifteenth and Webster
Streets. Telephone. 1853.
Leave. Arrive.
Norfolk Passenger. 500 am . 100 pm
Blair. Emerson
Sioux City. Ponca.
Harrington and
Bloomfield ......... - LOO pm cell is am
Sioux City. Man
kato St. Paul &
Minnea polls ...... s5:AB pm sS:l0 am
No. 2, Twin City
Limited ...... 49,, '6a5 pm
No. l--Omaha Linz
itsd ;;...:.;.:;..... ssio am
Daily. s'Daily except Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18

~M SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
msS1V,lSlG% United states National
CllaSV Bank BHi!ng, 8; y: Cor.
Telephone SOL Depot. Tenth and Mason
Streets. Telephone, 62s.
Sioux City. Mar Leave Arrive
kato, st, Paul. .555 am .s:4o am
Minneapolis ...... '525 pm I'll ZOO pm
Sioux City Local.. '745 am s9:O5 pm
Daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
Royal Arcanum,

Royal Arcanum brothers in Omaha are
notified Of the death last week in Denver
of Brother I. c. Schreiver, formerly of this
city. While Brother Sohreiver still kept his
membership In Union Pacific council OF
Omaha, the Denver council will attend to
all matters relating to the funeral.
As the next meeting Of Union Pacific
council occurs on December 26 there will be
but short business session and the in
itiation Of new members and other special
business will come UP at q special meeting
to be held Wednesday evening, December
20. All members should be present to wit
ness the new side degree and take part IN
consideration Of new quarters for the council.
At the regular meeting Of Union Pacific
council No. 1869, Royal Arcanum. Monday
evening, December ~, the following oficers
were elected: Regent, c. A. Grimnel; vice
regent, Edmund Burke; orator, G. w.
Shields; past regent, q. r. Perfect; secre-
tary, A. P. Brink; collector, J. B. Reynolds;
treasurer, G. H. Weeks; chaplain. Rev. T.
]. Mackay; guide. N. r. Reckard; warden,
H. B. Morrill,; sentry, M. e. Larson; trustee.
three years, F. L. Weaver; representatives
to grand council, E. r. Perfect and w. M.
Glider; alternate representatives, ]. w.
Maynard and G. s. Powell.
After the meeting there was q social ses-
sion In which members Of the council and
their friends participated. Refreshments
were served later In the evening and all
present had an enjoyable time.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18

AHm UNION PACIFIC - THE
ESy3rn Overland Route"-Generai
Efss&s Offices. N. E. Corner Ninth
EEHNvA and Farnam Streets. City
y0VHRA Ticket ONCE. 1902 Farnam
%fnfV Street. Telephone 316 De-
"3,s1.N pot, Tenth and Mason
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18

A case Of beer in one day. Re moderate
ana you'll soon see beneficial results It's
nourishng and health -giving-that is. the
pure kind. Adulterated beer is injurious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-22


METAIs-Frrnness continued as feature Of tho cop,
per and a %H' s @s0 a H@sa II sS in
ehaage Spot 10 Nay iron ~SrTa"; SSsa a. ss c
sPtei 'p 81 r..,"3g con,e- tii ~ spot q, Ma~
s5 ~ :ef al f"t'~s ssG s' ana A9 Tn
% SPOT - /, ; SsS 81 a az 'gs
l d.S cope sp5 is: taiufes i52 os sgsi as Z,
sd N a 'Y2 81 go ass va
'' M6 sns sser lS5 HG sunsy @ the
ss esy ,n ssd 10 's 5Snx at.a Sellers % a
in ,hcir views as ever and d.poed asking
e he eye Of New-oea Pa Gsn'rl n1c
e 70: N.Sorean. oeniriiuss common 25e2ss tsiT 27@
2 Ts sSa D[ms sGsl SsHss @ s5 ?
f' ShvS sf' s4J Bnss lss h isaS. se ~
turpentns. 27 bbs tar; l.s3. bbs There wof 9l'r,
showed fair amount Of s,eaincs. but splits
poin, We QUOTE: Tar. feroars 81 %. bbl-. s. 90
s ss' e" s5Rsan TO- g rsss's s4 hnS s a
Ns1sai . 80 H. '?g'l. s 81 & s.
ocEAT TkEIGHTsThe marie, for berth freight. was
s.6ta nGon 90 Ga'g ,9 a. nT, "a ia mam bug
Is pfennnr. Nc Ansiedsm nc os cork a i.r
orders a. IVA; drtc, ports inrre 'onnage ., S'M"1
cotton F f EGsTRgs 1 Rs 100 Il m %
an. %aa s:ssuf. %"si y ws al ana
a3es and fgll rates are BID In steamer '1
5 5s;fe scHs s' an active ION sr'3 AID @
oo snd . ssis are isGs tons
months - 4s delivery and re-deiivefy Enl- NAY 90
,r,,hs 7s ca delivery and redei,ef. Europe. Ifutn
steamer 2ooi tons. transatlantic trade sN months ~
s,ea-c- IONS ore Rio &. Jnnero to PHILADELPHIA PIT
TO Havana privnt. British steamer l'7' ,.n..
S Sssan sieamc cass and sas Of o.
eS1. iS. is so" British ssS I7s san
I'M. antwerp or Dunkr option thr.e pors wes,
F s' . n to rPs so aS
BAH 'o s, toni. 20 orr toni. ssnefai cargo hence
eia and SANCHEZ 200 back from Mont Chts
800 9 81 ~o gss't san Domnso 10 NewYor
and por, charges british ,cho2nci ~ , ' s, berc. -
asi 81 so schooner 2eo tons. coal weehawksn 70
ssugns 7sc and owage S seheome. -. ns &c 600 qua
water oln Atlantic range Cork for orders A. May
pr,,sS BARK nrrive soOoo cases petroleum. heh'e !"
Jopen Wft. the marie, nly held The ab.encs
Of buyers prevented any no,s""r nred oh con-
70 ,ns ,eaSv at UNCHANGED PRICES We quote. &
srses ns%m.i ys sTI%s s sISS On
ysliSw @222,,c butter s,ad:ar $50; inseed Amer
c,. ssa4oc calcutta raw. oAe lara OIL ''0''
4agtsc; -n.msrkab. strength was shown IN hog
Pro. notably pork There wss hsnvy
from ali both . .Irsnr a, top pdes r0R
s ssss1" sSg;s ,iicsi F 81
M,, ; aas mess me- ogs nEp ud "AME nac"ns
.ssGs =: Ds Res 10 iss 5sc es'
.g NJ, MeATr e.ie. QUIZ" r. s" s. es riaSsd
a. !" MS e CO. % iac sim w :ssss
IA TfLlS%s::S$so'ed ,,,, c
r s,d ,,rons quoted tGs' Son,,nen SC a. Brazil
[ q e2%eo1aa s4aTf1nni%F si..f, quoted
oeo ,y ' strength view. owns
aay. with sellers sauemsi' sf''""''
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DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN n. u
stations fn New York. foot of Barclay
and ChristOpher Streets.
VESTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUBI8l


Direct route 10 NEWARK. BLOOMFIkLD. MoNTClA1,
The ORANGES. summit Bernardsyle Baskino
Ridge, Madison. Morr.stown Passsic Paterson. Boon.
ton. Dover. Stsnhope. NEWTON BUDDS kAKx
LAKE HOPA1IONG. H.ckettsown. sCHOOLErS
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PIIIIIPsBCR0. EAs-
TON. WATER Gar. sI,KoC psBuR0 PoeSso , HSYn-
NINTrcoKB: DANvILi.E. NoRTHUMBERLASp.
Mon,rose. BINGHAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH.
Wsterviile UTICA. RfcIiFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland.
SYRACUSE OsWEGO ITHACA. OWEGO, El>MlkA,
CORNING BATH. DANvILLE BUFFALO and al
500 A. M.-BINGHAMToN NAIL. Stops at prineipsa
1000 A. M-tC.te car.,. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BIO
HAMTON, OWEGO. ITHACA. ELAlRA. UTIECSSAk
RIcHfIEI-D SPRINGS; SYRACUSE and OswEoV
EXPRESS Pullman Paace Cars. Connecting ~
Iiufalo with ,rains for Chicago and points West
100 p. M-sCRANTON wILKEsBARRE and ELXIhA
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Car. -.
800 J.. M.-SCRASTON WTIKESBA AND PLIA-
OUTH EXPRESS, Pullman BuNet Parlor car
100 p. NJ (DAy)-Chicago Vestibuled Limited Exprse
Tor SCRANTON BINGHAMToN. ELMlRA Buzz
Chicago. Dining Car o. Buffalo
$50 T. II. ,DaiyD-BuTslo Express. Pullman S.eeparo
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA. BATH
Mt. NORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving In bunaio
$50 p. n oDaly,--BUrFALo. SCRANTON. BINoHAM-
UTICA ana oswEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
TICkETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze K sons Limited. ll3 Broadway. - Pare
Place 40 Broadway ari 0i2 Broetway Iick.n AZ
ferry stations ia i,h-ave COZ Enlist ~ West l2otn-
and Broadway. Brooklyn. Timetables giving fun IN
WrSTCOTT EXpRFss COMPANY will cali for and
check baggage from hotel residence 20 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

- New-i ork. April 81 1888.
ali TX e1or aS 70 i-adns in I've cattle reeiinx
steady dressed beef in Moderate demand az lGS'sc per
quoted American ttce~s AZ 9isGilisc. dressed weight:
hesp 91Q1osc dressed ghi refrigerator beef At
sG,hc per H. shipments to-day include ~ cattle on the
%omadc Liverpool c3s cattle and l.0~ sheep FOR j.
bsrst and ESQ quarters u b"rs lor y MOTIFS on inc
Ornoco for Ida - cae ard 30 sheep. for Lough
CALVES Receipts to-day were 472 head. all at sig
teth-si. and for the market. making. with he oGc
helt yesterday 90 - sale o. which ~ were
little Inquiry. md medium grades were IN
sssble N" general market l'ff25c lower Than yer
Good -o1 7sl'c per h Country dressed
4isaTfsc: LITTLE cal - 3isN4'zc. .
saies-Anlrcw Mullen; loo veals l3f To average n'
J =. %slsen: s veals. 49, n; s:c2', per 100 10
f y u HI AN, 7 To- M at ,ay ver. 81 cars
Or 3C2 lead Including cars direct butchers and
81 f,r tie market: making with single car hei
sixeth-st ami Jers"y city sheep ruled steady and
h,,vy iarbs unchanged in price Ugh lambs were
nrner spring nmrs remained duotably unchfnged one
carload ~ stock held over NJ Ism nnsh.n sherp so,
=, 81 per loo y. common clipped do ~ -" un.h.r''
few spring lambs Al - 80 each Dressed mutton "a
TOR NJ dressed lambs. SQac country dressed spring
SIZES II Hun, & Fro: IS unshorn state lambs
g !, seTase 90 50 81, ger II $40 clipped p S So q r. at
81 % 10 unborn aate sheep IS ~ at %: spring
~ Uarrinet-n: zoo clipped State lambs IS n. a,
"a ~ 2 ci'rred sia'c sheep. 90 ~. at 50;
Nc.ian q "a: 10 clipped Ohio lambs IS n. at -;
30 d. 1872 70. st - 70. buck $40 n at 81 u. head
,nriuGlrg g head or the nsrket Feeling steady and
ofdnars 20 pIme sors wer, a9sicd a. n.r s.@ 'e' wv
,.c N ,varag Se a. 81 70 per 100 10 1873 N,
A.arCw Mullen ye,sra,y II sat-, 70 hog IA o
q, s, q, rOurh 300 ~ at 81 oo d. 40 TO- AZ 80