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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS fyo, of WEST TwENTY-THiKp srKEE~
and pEsBrussEs and coRTLANDT STREETS
~ I'll. leaving from Desbrosses and Cor'ano'
Streets ten mrutes later than that gwen os''" ''
Tsenty-hlri Street station. Nv, p.-,o, ca,
New York TO pusburx Sleeping Car Pit'soo's u N
y 'sS..f !: Ei% Gsys;. rs COM
o." A. sSas 6aSr smoking
Ears For ''hcarc. cleveland. Tc;edo. Cincinnati. Ind
III S@T r. S c &q s. i sY,' ST louis rxrRzss
Fai NJ Mgr r !s;nc 'aEe CHI
30 r. IT. 1901" sTS:R9 Ts1 bxrREssror Pitts
riI,Hn9 c1 1aani ,%s s. oHs p.nurs and
Sscaco tonntc! '' fcr fTcresnd tvcep, se,urday
$50 r. y NAIL ANn E;nRESSr1nIIrr THIN Fits Fits.
burg noIns West daily exccr Sunday. No coaches
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
c &; 20 20 nI1s cs iO% !' n psror
Dining pSns cory 30 % 10 80 c'r ,n sse
Cen 2. GonfT.scrsI I!m IN I all f ca $50 $40
sdrTHEES ERfiT;wAY-Expres, 40 D m. ic oS nigh;
ATLtNTrc COAST IIHE.-Expres. DO a. n. and SO
cciiL;SAPT,Enn ONO n,IIwAy;1.tso m daily
ATLANTIC CITY % week ,n"'hyHs.,sS sss
Tpan a'' rus Parlor Ears Passenger ana Com
cing NSY-i:1o p. n. weekdays. Through Pullman
Esf1 r1 rTio car .v Park rn,rl.e sunasy.
Grove roin, r.a.snt from wes, n1,
20 $50 AGO $50 4to $50 suntays ~ 81 ~
O. m. $50 m (:r0rl DeshrNsses and Cortsnnt
s;-ee,s) Iss r. A. m. Io.10 go SATURDAYS Only,
$40 3io. 40 4on. $40 90 .. m. Sundays. sio
ot5 a. m. s.1s
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Clio IN 80 s2n $50. go 90 Penna Lim,e az 20
,DinIHs carr 1850 Dining Carr. i50 a. m. l2oo o.
30 $40 20 20 DINING Car. 80 uring AZ, ~
s 2e'P s2o f1 SO =? $50 '"ee s s,'
Carr a. NJ i5O dining Car). $50 20 tD!nirs Carj
$50 dining Can. $50 Dining Can. 40. ooo ~ H.
1906 night ., 49,,
Ticket oaces Noe 46i 1895 1922 III ard ?Cl Broad
way: / Astor House. West Tv enty-th.ri street Sta.
ton. ard stations zoo. Of Tesbrosses and Cori.and'
streets: street $50 Fulton Street oS broadway
cnd Pennsylvania annex station: Prookiyn; Staton
The New York Transfer Company VIII cal
or and heck baggage from hotels end residences
T,isnhone 'i214 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania
% Ur,rc-If,%sON J. n WOOD
= " General MANAGE Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
THE STATE or TRADE.

nos,on Aug 3-Flour weak: receipts $50 bbls; spring
patents - SOas3 25 winter 60 Sias! q spring csars
ana sfalght So iGdsi ~; winter do 81 5oTtt 40 Corn
real ousr ~ sGdS2c per bush. 81 hSs.Si % per Dbl
corn weak receipts iOo342 bush: steamer yellow, iiae
y, /, 4oa.c Oats dull inncy 36lsh3,c, No and M
D. ;siaS4, Mtltfeed nrm. bran sprins' 81 wn'ed
ii. 10 u,dCllngF liGSiA red dog -four, SIS 25u$ln ~
inter nrm: Northern 1gnl9isc. Western 100. imta-
ion iiQiGr ladies l3Nl3i2c Cheese steady; Northern
-, as. Westcin. Tis|Nc.
Buffalo Aug. 3.--Spring vheai-Nothng doing. Winter
vLeat--No = red zoo. No white 00c. No extra red
roAr ,,rn- No yellow 35isc. No 3 yellow 3Jc. No ?
p m AN: 40 corn. 84lsc. Oats-No white. "7isc
no 3 white 25.c. ~ white. old. clipped. SOlsc n
store Flour quiet. steady.
ChIcar. Aus- ZINC lcndnE futures Iangcd 70. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n received their Uptown Oice No LIZ liroadway
"a door north 81 2is Unt O'Clock =. lertse-
n1ents the following bran ID offices az regular
office rites Until O'Clock r. VIZ. 21i SHAY. =. e.
cor 23i-s 1872 6ih-ave cor. l2th-ft. Mae jti-aye
ful ilth-s ii2 Columbus near West dt-st: lO8
ives, ga st near 9Th NJ East lith 81. @lI West
4ed st between 7th and s;h Gv"s l59 Fast i!th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
DEL LACKAVANNA AND WESTERN II. Il.
Stations I'm New York. foot OF la relay
and (hristOuner streets.
yRSTIBULED TRAINS. PtLLM~ BUFFET
CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT. ,

500 A. M.~pISGHAMToN MAIL. stops at principal
stations.
Ios@ 4; M-Cats Car, BuFFTT;A,ko, scRA ATTnS
UTICA. RI.HFIEI.D SPRINGS sYEAcrs Sc. rs ana
Ing ut Buffalo with trains for Chicago and poin"
,,.u,..
100 r. NJ ay'Chcseo sTa narslo ysssr ns FL Et
MIRA Pullman Buffet Paror Car to Elr'irA
Through sleeping Cars and Day Coach to Chicago
arriving At az p m. next day. ~,
900 r. M.-sCRANTON. WiLk ESBARRE and pLi'i-
OUTII EXPRESS. Pullman BUFFET Paricr car l.,
200 r. VI OalCh!esgo and BgIHo yes H,TnT Ell
MIRA BUFFALO Through buffet siesplTnss ra lar
Nsw-yo,k 10 chicago. Dining Car west ~ ls1Ia'o.
$40 T. Nj Observation-Disclosures Express. Pullman sIesRgus
for sCR,NToN BINGuAMToN ELMIRA; BAH
Mt NORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving In buHaso .
oi3O r. VI. (nai.y)-RrFFAIn. SCRANTON BI I;sr
HAMrON OWEiO. ITHACA EIMlRA. S1kAnrGJsSssS
RICHFIELp SPRINGS and OsWEGo EAfffsS
Pullman Buffet sleepef@
TICKETS And PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS AZ
Henry GaE. 4 Sons dgmi,ed,. 1l3 Broadway. II PARK
Place ~, Broadway lni eie ngoairay TicHets At
lan st. Ui West l-oth-
o., o3j Columbus New York a3S and '36 Fulton
and LOG Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables giving fun
Information al all s,ati0ts
WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY Will call for ana
baggage from hotel residence TO destinatlen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04

COTTON-operators in cotton future today
markets F.om start finish the Of fluctuations
vas points. with prices al no Time showing
particular lesnns either way Atter oishins aad Al "a
seLpsrs IN contgol While there 1.icf periods Of
sc;lvity al IN Is the pit Practically deserted with
Unchaused Irices l. an adNanee 4 point F"ieisn
limits which prohibited their execution Commission
Interests ana " all street tok NiiIe
PAR In the business tone. from the Live pool
market public and private indicated s,agnant STATE
spot cotton was noted howev,r and this eb0ut offset
Cop WEE stil too conflicting 10 have mncn
weight the other although INC hear faction
Tepo.ts would he reflected IN crop news
The Official bulletin reported additional rains IN
tace Of no.sture II the belt Then.
the forecast q weather conditions during ie neht
weather n. balance 4 the cotton
belt the possible fXctTf!On 81 the Atlantic cast
10 TO expectations. and were regarGt- ~ b@aIs a.
indicating belief the part II - mers that everything
Points 70 snoher la!st eTon am iDss Dis 1,P h,
inactive with prices norinaIy unchanged The reasFI
lag ha political situation was one OF the chtt
infuence on sent nent There Is growing disposition
s@cng ~ local contingent 10 hof for he
, ssey Of The n- ia r So S c9on eossd du and
easy. with quotations. unchangfd on TIE hasis 81 I've
tsr Tidd.rg upland and &c t'r mdiing Gu
sa.s included 80 ljS bales e. domestic
and 100 ha.cs for Gel very on contract, sr'
cotton IN Southern markets. midiline quoted war u
aealy reored a. follow Galveston steady at II TO
fev-oreans stead,. ii-lGc Mobile nominal M ~,
savannah steady l1-lcc. Cha'lest Guiet 49, WI
marton sreody aA.c. Augusta steady cla0 lido, -
Louis drl sac Memphi3 quiet aSc
TIE export movement ras haer IS foiowS
Great BE,'s'a. France. Continent IT.,
rsus ,,r III. week ....... sS92S ,o9 .o. $c9s
Stree s4pisn.bs- ........ . isG383 sijss 2eAm}
The range prices IN the local mark"; TO-DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04

Cesh quotations follow: Flour dun and weak
al 10 . fni wheat $50 tJc; No red, use
X c,rn aeis Ta2i!c: No . ycll,v ,orn aoyS3hc No
oats aiTciisc: NJ white. :lG-sc: No white avg
~. NJ rye 4ic. No Harley @3D3fc; No hasrecd.
scqse,c prime t.mathy Sod $40 ness pork Per 1bl
n 81 1905 20; short ribs sides
Iooscl 40 sailed shoulders boSed) ~ I5y
81 snort clca- sides oxed s. 50GJ 30: sugar cut Loaf
unrianr~d The Produce Exchange to-day butter and
esas unchanged.
Cincinnati Aus. 3--wheat hrmsr. Rye quiet No 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks Electro Pneumatic" Signals
Stations IN New York. foot OF Liberty st..
and South Ferry. whitehall ST.
Trains leave foot OF Liberty st.
On and after June &c. 1905.
For Ea.,on. Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch Chunk &e3
800 rs sic n d:Ss M 70 Es,O s,,d iso ~
e 90 Etc., ;s H.. s 70 st'sss 'sa1' %
wse;saFr s, s,:to s snd Scranton 400 'o
Rsad S T. AZ R.aa srEs'ssM at i t 20:
Ssss h,sdss o5 s' s's ,o ''S s a S
ia S 1'r!; t. go ~ " 1. s
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &c.
y,r RED BANK Lone lranss Asbgry PARK oss.n Crow
Nd pS'S' .sS'a 70 rSH' riss' s
S@ss' rs Ss'y ssd = sS assSs
rcF A ~ cs ,1'T s"nd ~" eo 100 @ '"
70, y1m v.! $50 Ts'.ss1s u ras 81 s
For Atlantic cry vine!and and BridYeOn. +ao A. n.
M0nmsYts II ne1cs ',d a., ss
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG RRANcH' OCEAN . A; n GROVE 2; &c.
| IL ss1ss i is So sd.
A:s.y rs c fssH oTsye SS s sS'nss
d dsS'H only NJ .co $40 sunday: 'cs:
A. II 100 P -
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON s--s.-
p From Of Liberty ~. rst
ryssx INV. a., son 900 Ii:3o. Dining CAro A. NJ.
90 I:.5 $40 Is 100 Dining Carr, 600 NJ: 1918 mdL
suniavs 40 1000 Ill 80 Dining Carr A. NJ: i1
800 Dining carr. 900 P NJ. i2:iS md, Additiosni
yains FOR Philadelphia week days 900 A. NJ 100 $Jo.
80 0 90 p NJ sundays 900 A. NJ. 400 p ".
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL ST.
week days ;:io ,.55 So. $40 s55. Dos go 93,.
i icS rs vs. ~ 2a S.. ss9 $40 ass IS
go s55 lo:55 ll.4o n. ieis md' Sunday .i..SS
T.ls SIS 1000, ii:.o NJ zoo M NJ up - s sS
..sS OSS p. NJ. 1919 mdt. ~ ..
Tickets and par.or seats 1T foot OF Liberty SIs
vhitessI St ii3 iTe cs "a. o44 2st. 1s23 Brood
way TST 9th Av. 81 T.s' IAN ST. iSs Esst 18th ST.
,ourt S. Fulton brooklyn as Broadway: WI.
.,rg The = transfer Co. will cal for and cheek
hsrgSee fr,n hotels residences to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
NEW YOIK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD
SIMMER SCHEDULE.

All Rail Tor IonF braneh; oscar sean Isoss Ns''
trains leave SEW IoRK =, follows Trom Foot onis S
S,E $40 . "a as $50 Gl5. 500 Saturdays only1
= g. Sundays 9i5 4. ~. - 100 P. NJ
l,-nr Fcot Of CoItlandt and Dasbrosses Streets ~
eio A ~ il TO- $40 Saturdays only. $50 $40; $40
$50 $40. 7.cO p NJ Sundays SD 40 A. NJ DO
Fun s,u.h Ferry. Foot Whitehall, Street, SIS. 1000
90 Saturdays only. TO- '3 30 g. 40 - ~ 80.
$40 i.as saturdays only p. NJ Sundays SIS A. ~.
From FOO, rwen,ythird Street SO IIso 4. nx
~ W Sundays 80 o. 20 A NJ, $50 p NJ.
sunday Train. do stop at Ocean Grove and Asbusy
Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04

BALTIMORE 81 OHIO r. r.
Leave Sew Yors whitehall Terminal. South Ferry and
loot Of Liberty Street: -
''' " .pai,y tExcep. Sunday tsundaya
Chicago az. 70 M 'n4' 10 and Ill asns
~ X righ. a. a train. rom Liberty-.t. oniy,.
'Cr%CrXV.TI sV. LOUIS. 1900 a. m. 'S.S5 Q. m.
KEW ORR LEANS ASS p. N. Through sieepsp.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
To PHILADELPHIA; WAsHlNGTD0N BA !, ~
j. a. ,piDer, $50 tDinerl Ass Diner. 'so5 sad
.ia IL night NORFOLK 'll3O a. m:
Al train, ILLUMINATED With Plsssn Light; ,.,s
,,e noSsrx Y: $50 3,4 Fulton Brooklyn; White
ha TERMINAL baggage checked from hotel residence 70
destination.
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LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

lEHEGH VALLEY SYSTEM.
stations foo, West go St Genn. r. R cortlana' Of
De.brosres ST.
Indicates time from wso; I'D st. Other figures sho"
time from cortandt or Desorosses St q, o.,
sBiIO, Gi2O A. VI. dat'l SUNDAY 'o'4o A. M 4"
q, no $40 a. NJ daily Ior WlLKEsBARAE. sCkAN-
ToN tihAGAI and the West 1ai prntpAi local
poinIs; iinIng md chair car to Bunale
iii 10, 1900 noon daily except sunday.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
.,,..s .As y 90 4. pullman Vestibuie bay coaches
s,a rar,sr Dars Dlnins-Car service. Meas la carte
CONNECTS at buGao wn tnrouyh see2efs to Detroit and
oH, NS' WiLKEsDXKEE. SCRANTON and coal
brsacas Gh: M s g. Eas sseep, Sunday for wrKEs
BARRE PiTTsToN. SCRANTON and principal inter
Isasss ssGe rafor Car for Wkssbasre.
d, 10. $40 Z. ~ daily, except sunday. for EASToS
s4i5O, 5,15 T.. M Sundays only for MACCH CHUNK
Is 80, U.iU r. NJ. iaily. except sunday. for EAsToN
DIDO, s.OV r NJ. daily for BUFFALO NiAGaRA
FALLS. and all PORTS West Pumsn sleeper ys. ino;o
n;ninx car New YORK to Easton.
'5t0, $500 NJ daiy except sunday Stopping n, yy
MAuCH CHUNK sAYRE. GENEVA. ROCHESTER,.
BATAvIA. yuFFALo and TORONTO Pullman sieepe,
SEQ. $40 P. NJ daily for wILKEsRAR9E; TIL r.
FAI.IIs all points West Pullman sleeper TO ChieaEo
Additon,i local daily except sunday. fol SOUTH
i.sT. as foow. .io2o 10 So 'Io:2o 1880 ,sunda,
only '22c; go $50 40 800 and 6 80 90 p y
as ga and i323 ilroaaway. 81 = 14h ST. S6 z i2o.h
ST, i2i Bo~ery, y. y 500 Fulton ST. Court 81 W
transfer CO will call for and check baggage from
hotel or residence through to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04

Receipts at tie ports and interior ponis - day con
pared With the same DAY last week and last ycai;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
CHICAGO PRICES.

Receipts OF breadstus interior points in Thousands
last three cphers (0vU) emitted. -four bs grain bush as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04

,c,o,tiny a drop tie price OF eane anl "a -,
uas ~ quotations OF beet sugar. zane "hH '"'u 80.
Fh'e W nntea a, lie fair refining nj Joe "a ne
WIZ, nr,ce Eenr "a under Yesterdays hzires 7, w. ~
lt' It, Nm, utfla n,fing present niHhh Ps'.t ."
n' IN "ns next month ~ Bad The United hiosnp.
~ o 80. rsnor,eI ~ footing w $4,000 tons IA" tW
s'oS VIM was inactive all day. bu, very steIly
y, ,n oa Tee, csnrifusr quoted at 4c ~ 'en s va,
VI, ~ ~ a. test rolsss@s sugar at "ac Wnh'u
n ,o fsIr demand with the market hfn az 'nr
wa ,.ring quotations were current boih'I'H.
When we ~ So crushed $40 powdered as.e coarse
Sodere., sse grsnulated. SIC nne granaia,n, -,
p.,s cr,nulaed 3sc: cx:ia nne graau.te1 80;
Sei"neSs xranuIasd So. cubes. .? = NNxA powaS''a'
,s,c. diamond \. Sc; cniectlcne,s a.
3cJe; rn"'l a. VI &C. 10 r. Sc: BE- No =. i'ie'
go ~. Ne : Isle: No y +a.c: No y. 'eoc NO ~.
So No H. 4nc: No ie, ihc: NO l5 'Atc' ~ w. Wv
No Is 43ic; No 10 3t:c' a... r..,,,,r uonhly AUG
=, ,ess was hardly ~ satisfactory Anticipated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04

Foreign coffee markets; Ssnt7sConee market steady;
rood average $500: receipts $1,000 bags stock
asa cor bags HamburgConee market opened unbalanced
st 80 p m unchanged to J. pig higher sales.
5000 bags HavroConee make, oTeree steacy = franc
love- AZ 10 m. active unchanced at m Guile;
ana unchanged closed = franc net lower total sales.
1900 bags. o---
January 70 July %. 90
Tehrlary 81 co August 30 70
Nnrch ......... 81 % September SO -
Apru .......... 81 - October 40 -
Ma 81 jdi November $3.50
Tu-a 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04

Coffee market quiet. No : Rio. 1880 Exchange
&; receipts l4,0p bags; cleared foI the United
1000 bags cleared Tor Europe. l.op bags, stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04

Anthracite. coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks "Ei.ctr, Pneumatic" Signals.
Stations IN New York. foot OF Liberty st..
and South Ferry. Whitehall st.
Trains leave foot OF Liberty st.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-03-18

Hon. WIN. j. BRYAN, Hon. Chas. A.
Towne and Congressman Hartman will
be the star attractions at a Populist
banquet which is to be pulled of at
Fargo on the Goth inst. The price Of
admission is fixed at s1.5O. II this ban
quet had been held two years ago,
when there was a possibility that
Bryan might be elected president, the
honest Populist farmer who desired to
attend would have been required to
exchange three bushels Of wheat for a
ticket of admission and no rebate
would have been given. The ratio has
changed, however. The doorkeeper of
the Fargo affair will accept two bush
els Of wheat Tor the market value
thereby for a ticket of admission and
will return a couple of good cigars as
change. As it takes less bushels of
wheat to buy a calamity speech now
than 1t did two years ago. is this an in
dication that the commercial value Of
Populism is advancing or receding, and
il SO, why so, and is Mark Hanna to be
held responsible.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-03-18

ARCHBISHOP IRELAND believes in up
holding the hands Of the president in
these days when the question of war is
pre-eminent. He says:
president Mckinley Is proving him.
self pre-eminently the man for the
hour and occasion. His course through.
out the present painful and trying
crisis has been marked by holiness Of
purpose, q serenity and dignity Of con-
duct, which has commanded the
respect and admiration Of his most
pronounced political enemies. This
q abundantly shown by the re.
markable and impressive action Of
congress in unhesitatingly placing the
sweeping powers it did in his hands.
think every one has come to repose
the utmost confidence in his wisdom
and ability to meet whatever exigen.
cies may arise in connection with the
present unfortunate situation"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-03-18
there will be little vacant government
land, suitable for farming purposes,
left in this district after this year.

The North Dakota Tax League
seems to be a superluous organization.
What is needed more than anything
else just now is a determination to let
the tax laws alone and give state and
county officials a chance to familiarize
themselves with their practical work.
ings. Every term Of the legislature
brings forth a radical change Of the
revenue laws. Then the courts and
the lawyers have a whack at them and
by the time they get through a new
Legislature is generally ready to COM
mence at the beginning and enact a
new tax law. Give the laws a rest for
a while. &
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-03-18
MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that that certain mosts.x,
executed and delivered by Jerry Ford and Ellen tSd.
dan. mortgaEors, TO Bridget Aalone,, moetsasse,
dated the 18th day Of June, 1880, and filed Tor rsccrd
in tile ofice OF the register Of deeds Of tho county Of
Ramsey, and state Of North Dakota, ON the Ain day
OF June, 1896, and recorded In book No. 8 Of noff.
CAGES, at page 23l, will DO ~foreclosed ~ . ~ ofthe
premises In such mortgage and hereinafter Described.
ut the front door of the court house, In the city d
Devils Lake, In the county Of Ramsey, ard state Of
North Dakota, at the hour Of two O'Clock D. M, on
tho It'll day Of May, 1884,. 10 satisfy tho amount due
upon such mortgage on the day OF sale, =
Tho premises described In such mortgage. and
which will be sold to satisy the same, are described
g foliows: Beginning at a point on the east lins Of
lot one q D IN block twenty-three (23l. ninsty.fous
GA) feet south Of the northeast corner Of aid Lt ons
~, thence Running west across lob one ~ ard to
t2), In said block to the west line Of said lot two i2lI
thence south along the said west limo Of nd lot two
~ twsnty.three (23) feet, thenLe cant across ma ~
two ~ and one ~ to tho east line Of eaid lot one III.
thence north along sa3d east line Of mid lot one M g
the Point Of beginning, enid tract embracing ths
sboye described space tweney-three (2l feet vide 81
my y6OJ feet deep, extending across lets one N and
two f2l.of said block nty.thsest 2sl In The city 81
Devils Lake. In said county and STATE.
There will be due on such: unortuxe ak the day oe
sale the sum q thirteen hundred slehty-buf snd
and costs of sale.
Dated March 18th, 1888.
BRIDGE MALONEY. NortnssA.
Cowan 4 McClory, Attorneys for Mertgasee. II
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-03-18
The Land OF Christ.

Under this title, the passenger de-
partment Of the Chicago, Burlingtoni&
Northern railroad has issued q splen-
did series Of views made by the half
tone process from photographs taken
IN the holy land. The subjects en-.
brace people, scenery and cities, az,
they exist today IN that famous
country. The work is published in
twelve parts, each containing from
twelve to fifteen views. Each picture
Is fully explained by descriptive read
ing matter. "A sample part will be sent
to any address on receipt of two cents
IN postage, and the complete set will
be forwarded, postage prepaid, on re-
ceipt Of ninety-fve cents. Postage
stamps will not be received for the full!
set, but remittance must be made TO
tho undersigned by draft, postal order,
express money order pr registered let.
ter. This Is q rare chance to secure
more than two hundred views of the
land Of Christ for less than one dollar.
Address Geo. P. Lyman, G. P. A., c. b.
q N. Il. r., st. Paul Mimi. 52r3
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-03-18
The. Rate Cases.

The generalimpression has beenthat
this taking of testimony in the railroad
Eases was to be resumed at st. Paul
yesterday. We called up Commits
sioner Lowell at Casselton aud gathered
by phone:
When the commission adjourned at
st. Paul the railroad counsel wanted
the attorney general to consent to
March Is, az the date to resume. Mr..
Cowan refused to agree to any date, as
he protested that the railroads hadlost
all rights by not commencing within
the time granted by the court.
Mr.. Grover on behalf Of the G, N.
had to 60 to South Dakota to attend a
case there. Mr.. Bum of the N. P. had
to go to Washington to appear before
the supreme court-and SO Mr.. Lowell
adjourned the commission, with the
understanding that the railroads
should begin over again, between
March Is and 20.
Mr.. Lowell has not heard from the
railroad commissioners, the attorney
general brother state officials. Neither
has he heard from the railroads or
from Judge Amidon who is still in the
Black Hills.-Fargo Forum.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-03-18
Married.

Alex Cockburn and Miss Catherine
Morrison were married by Rev. John
Dingle on Tuesday last. The cere-
mony occurred at the residence of the
BRIDES brother, Norman Morrison of
Freshwater township, and was wit
messed by q limited number Of the
most intimate friends Of the contract.
ing parties. Mr.. Cockburn is q we'll
known farmer residing in Webster
township, where he has large and we'll
improved farm. The bride Is q sister
Of Norman Morrison, with whom she
has resided for some time, and has
many friends. The INTER-OcEAN ex-
tends congratulations.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-03-18


a goodsi a riot ost Iinstsds the
Aelsan0n Amy 6arfaCks Ia iaat
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. afair sts ted q
ptettyshafdEto get q, but attS con.
clnston John Goozee and big Young
fellow named Saunders, who bel the
- sdrum, we're the principal Sctors.
Goozee got into the game while At
tempting to act as peacemaker-with
the usualsresult-a black eye md q
bloody nose. The crowd was giving
.Go0zee the worst Of It when Fred
Davis came along and tnferfered-like
Goozee-as 9 peacemaker. Some one
In the crowd whose heart was bent on
took 9 smash 4teFred and the
latter Immediately f0rgotahis peaceful
i~nclinations. BY this time the. police
had arrived and the rioters subsidized.
Alfred Scott, who isaccusedo OF start
ing the row by insulting a:women who
attended the Army meeting, has been.
placed under arrest and the policefare
looking for Saunders and Oryille
Maybe. The latter i said to be the
individual who hit Davis and then run
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-03-18

EaLn.LLaEZ
local holders and il there is q fair crop
this year the man who wants to buy an.
improved farm near to a railroad
station this fall will have to pay $40 to
$25 an 0 Not long ago lands OF this
description could be bought for s5 or
s6 an acre. The farmers are beginning
to find out the truth Of what the INTER-
OCEAN has been preaching for q long
time, and that is that, acre for acre,
Ramsey county soil will make as much
money for the owner as any other
land in the state. Generally speaking
the intrinsic value Of land is what it
will sell for, but its money-making
capacity is a better test. From the
latter standpoint our farm lands have
been always under valued.