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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02

ptol-o~s~ market quiet. No : Rio $500: Exchaag-
ll-lGd. receipts 1900 bags: cleared for the United
States IA 900 bags cleared for Europe ZOO bags STOCK
277 600 bags
cOTTON-Tn-re is q standor between the bulls and
tears AZ IN. Cotton Exchange Liquidation of long con
tracts rather ection on the part 4 the
lowest level OF The MARKET affeT
cr.niue quiet and easy. with months iG2 points
lower the remote posiiio go points lower ne
marke was finally steady with prices po!rts lower .
roluts higher. total sales futures, beirs
Sn5t cotton easier without quotabe change
closing dull miccling r?lanct 5l0c and midcilns guf
governing O-days market were not
p-cui,a-iy b~arsh the decline partly The result =
unasness respecting the outcome OF the relations OF tbs
country with Spain. actual outbreak would ratu-
active demand for supplies both
nj. cour,r abroad But while the activity IN
Amy and Navy circles this country may have a
yraylik. look most OF cotton regard the
nent as one O. precauton rather than indication
OF beigerent intent The situation ensenders caution.
naming on demonstrations either side
o, the question. Selling also checked by continued
nrnness and activity In the Southern spot markets
and BY private cables that foreign
in need Of cotton only nesits,ed while waiting
FOR more definite political indications
Southern spot cotton markets. mdding quoted. were
bales savannah quiet, sac sales iGl ba.es cnareston
steady nc Wilmington hrm. 5+c sales ia bales NOT
fgk firm 2 10 ICE SIS bales: Baltimore nominal.
etc Aurusta STEADY lie Lice decline sales 90 bales
bales; Sew-Oreans steady al lilo sales 30 bales
Memphis $40. sales $50 bales Receipts al New
900 Daies against 23l bales last week. ilIt bales
last year 9ci bales in 1885, 80 eeepis Al hous
.on ere estimated f0r Tomorrow at 100 10 1000 baet
against 88s7 bales week 45@ bales last year and
as bses IN ls94-s5 To-days export cleanliness footed
M aggiS Daes AGAINST tota! port receipts OF SosW
bales Since September the movement mas Dee. a. io
lows: r~.n.. cont,n.n,
Total TO- DAY ......... l0O lAlW ~HF
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HEMP AND JUTF;-The rnarket ruled nrm for manila
ana sieal hemp demand. however moderate Ju,e
and juie butts quiet, We quote: Manila hemp spot
80. shipment irc. do shipment United l1zdor-
4rc .!sa spot $40; Do shipment. 4h94ac jute. spot
X q No 2 nominal: DO shipment. NJ. do1te triangle and
,nual .sc. do shipment Il No nominal. juis butts
spot paper quality. -gic; DO shipment PAPER quality
go do mixing nominal. do bagging nominal. NE
UIDES-There continued frmness OF tone on hides.
WIKI offerings and modsfate supplies with ;ull but
Unchanged price, quoted We quote. California III.
si.c, Maiamoras bond. i3ec: Ornoco. lie. Bosoia
ia ai8i,c Central American. l3ac. Galveston. i31c
igerro Cabeiio. i51c. "a Guayn- lG,c; dry -saied
Maracaibo selected IN bond. lie savanuA lie; Texas
10 Natanera. i2.c; wet-salted Havana they
IN bond sgssc; city slaughter native stee1 llgisc.
hut brands iOdl0xc side brands eVsAc. bulis e03tc
COWS IOaio.c. country slaughter native steers. lO
IL TIif.R-There Was continued nrrnness In the
leather market important price changes Demand
was good Supplies comparatively light and well
held We quote: Hemlock. non-act hrst selection 200
3oi4c. seconds lsgisae: ,hirdst angis,e: aca nrst
rejects i6ai7c Union light backs ?yg3oc middle backs
2426ci light backs S93oo; seeondA II o2Sc. bslsA
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DEL. LACKAwANyA AND WESTERN n. H.
stations I'm New York. foot OF Barclay
md Christopher Streets.
yESTIBULED TRAINS. ~ LLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT.


Direct to NEWARK. bLOOMtlEl-D. MoNTCLAIR
THE ORANGES. summit. Bernardsvilie. Baskns
Ridge Madison Morristown, Passaic, Paterson Boon
ton. Dover stanhope. NEWTON BUDD's LAkE
MOUNTAINS Washington. PflLIIpsBURG. EAsToN
WATER GAP. sTRoUDsBURG, Poeona Mountains
SCRANTON, PITTsToN WILKESnARRE NANTl-
G9.E b,i3GAA isM4ox 6XFoRb NdRwcM wser
vile UTICA. RIcHFIEIp SPRINGS Cortland
SYRACUSE OSWEGO ITHACA. oWEGo. ELMlRA.
CORNING BATH DANsYlLLE. HUFFAlyp and all
points WEST. NORTHWEST ATD SOUTHWEST
500 A. M-BINGHAMroN MAIL stoa- At principal
1000 A M-(cafs carr. BUFFALO SCRANTON RINo-
HAMToN oWEGo ITHACA. ELMIRA. UTICA,
PicHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and oswEGo
EXPRESS. Pullman Parlor Carr. Connecting at
Buffalo With trains for chicago and points West
100 p M-sCRANToS wILKESBARRE and ELMIRA
400 p NM"scPANToN wILKEsBARRE AND PLYM-
Ot-TH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car
ZOO p NJ (Daiiy)-Ch!cago Vestbued Limited Express
FOR SCRANTON RlNGHAMTON ELNlRA. BUF-
FALO. Pullman Buffer Sleeping Car. New-fork 10
Chicago. Dining Car west OF Buffalo.
SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN ELMIRA. BATH, MT.
$50 p NJ CDally)-BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
TON OWEGO. ITHACA. ELNIRA. SYRACUSE.
UTICA ID OsWEGo EXPRESS. Pullman BIEss
rIcKETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS Al,
Henry Gaze Sons. Limited. ll3 Broadway IL Park
Place 400 Broadway and 92 Broadway Tickets at ferry
stations III 4th-ave. cor. l2thst CT West 25h.t 22s
iOs Broadway Brooklyn. Timetables giving full intor-
nation all s.ations.
WFeTCoTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence 20 des'inston
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Baltimore March cotton nominal; midd.nI. $40.
low mdilng 5ll-lGc; good ordinary &c. gross pts
Ts3 bales stock. 32sl3
Cincinnati. March cotton nrm. mddng DC. low
rndcng ssc good ordinary 5sc. receipts. LES bales
shipments. !. 400, stock. LIZA
Memphis March Cotton firm; micdl.ag. 5-c. low
rniidrg Ice. sood ordinary 3-iGc. net rece p-s,
sa bale ross 2Os5. shipments. 26Si sales. lss0:
stock los $50
New-orleans March Cotton steady: mitdlins
lilo. low nidt!ns. 5Sc' SOL ordinary s'pr. ns'
l. ff bales. gross, s2so; exports 70 FlAnee
~ 100; 10 Continent. i7s7t ceast~se So sAies'
2pOO; stock. 632. oi9.
Nsrsslx Msrch L-oostsa firm; midalins. Istse; Iev
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BALTIMORE OHIO

foot Of Liberty Street
'Dail2. Except Sunday. isundays.
CHICAGO. '+.3D a M. 900 m and ~ Is night
PITTsBuRG, 40 a. m. tag p m. 400 .. N.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 1000 a. m. $3.50 .. n.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. f755, 1000 (Dner)
s1l9o a. m tDner). 900 DINER. t3 = CDner) Ass
Oiner) $3.50 p. m and 'l2i5 night.
NORFOLK III 80 a m.
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper). - - y % .. n
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ofhces lT2 pol 43s. ii4o Bdway. 81 z. i<th-st.
l17 Bowery Y. 339 3<4 Fulton-st Brooklyn; White
hall Terminal Baggage checked from hotel resdencs
destination.
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80: rourhs 2so ~ at So co: DO $50 70 50 so;
toa--. 3l5 ~ az 50
George DMlenback date yeseriay)G2 State hogs. i67
n. at 81 A.; - DO l24 p az 81 90 roughs Ho 10 al
So 40
Hum. & Mullen date yesterday)-i53 State hogs i25
Newton & co-4o hogs 1872 n at s. 20; roush..
26O n. at So 40.
8 Judd Co dat. yesterdsy)-57 State hogs 1877 n.
az 81 40. roughs. 337 - at 50 40
Jufd & CO date vesteriay)-iso state hogs io5 70.
l72 Co. lS7 %. 81 IS. 3l7 do III n
az 81 40 roughs iSs 10 50 40 do. 452 n. So 40
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA

RAILROAD.
Skss sss 6 s AID cShfIaStf
streets e m.auts, later than that given ''''" w
s.~ rJa: I .sI :.ss: t sa' T:sss 6:
FAf TrSSsYItsSix 'I IL f,S'.fps
n e5 so s,.sss pm. ,:.S@ . 4sa s's
80 Il. d iS.i Al ST louis ExrREsA-
so :''' w W. SsfSn1 HxrR esS'l.nA
.eo r. NJ f0s ra sssRn 's,XSffrssrsr rs
.s s,s c'I H. fac IPPfi''fR q l ras .na
,on,,s'. 70. S.s,,ns ,sssp raa Buffet
cpiar s.s io 10 to k'osa. fssIs r,,.:
burg. and points w.s, daily Except SUNDAY -.
WARRINGTON AND THE SOUTH. 81,
So 90 s ss y Lam an ar mr. ana Dnns CARR
a.sa. sana.y ss sS 1879 = = % i ssS4as
SOC s' i .S PIs e; 70 e. m l1eS 'i1 80
AIaS4t c sssrs.' 70 81 sor % % as 20
M. week days. Express . ~ m. and SO y w.
r rps a ONO AyyoRsS s-'
ArtSx4ic c iTa to % m d, .,..a.y. sro.. ana
ccsTsns' cs s,,s.,. M Through h'''' r''''
ctpE NAY.i,eo m weekdays p''Or'-'-' ard Corr
LSr Branch AssSry rirs 1n..r.s.r s9rs,y. oc..c
ero,. ..s POM 10 P' :; m? ~ o "a
sunday, Is. 'T,'' p q 10 !, "a 3
:. m '..s'I foa rniisnELrcM. .. ,,.,,.
$50 20 'nlr'r- carr. - Dining cs,l 50 .pir,rs
$50 $50 e.n = n rIr',.sr 90 io'n =. 80
rln,rg can 40 % On'-inr Car. $50 Dining Carr.
Ticket o',ces Mo-. ssl ga. lios i7e3 ~ :ni ~
broadway: I House. West ~se1,s third strsee
Station and stations FOOT = D~shr~-'. snf CT. amt
Streets CSur' SEQ Fulton Street os prosf-ay
BROOKLYN Annex Station prockivr station Jersey
City t.. York Transfer Company siu rsii ff
sss check hassas. ard residences through
~ destination
Telephone 'l27t Esh.eenth Street Tor PennsyvanAa
Railroad Cob Service.
J n HrTrprxerv J woOD.
ce,sr,i vs-.rs- Cer.ral Pass AgsHe
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DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo y53 +. 81 Pullman Vss;lo..s Day
coaches ard Psrlor DANG Car servica- Meas u
carte CONTESTS Buffalo with through s!ee2ers to
D.i2:5o. I:oO p NJ. daily FOR EAsT0S. MAUcH
CiII,Nk WII.KE>BARRE. SCRANTON week cays).
pITTSTtN and coal branches Chair Car 70 Msuch Chunk
s,;5O l:IO p. N. daily. except sunday Tor WILKES
RARRF PTTTsrON. SCRANTON and principal inter
medal, stations Connects for all points In the eoa
ronx Pullman Buffet Far.0r Car 20 Wilkesbarre -
s3;SO ago =. .. da.y, except sunday for MAtCH
c1rrsK and intermediate stations Chair car % Eas'on
.,s5O BIB p. 81. sundays only for MAUcH CHUNK
n fnterfnsd ate stations
% go 0.io P. " esly. except sunday. FOR EAsroS
and principal intermediate stations. - -
$3.50. 400 P. " daily for BCFFALo. NiASh Ii.t
trsln X Y 70 chicago se.Ssrs 70 Banslo and Toronto.
- 40, i. u. taly, oseoi sunday. sagpins my
a, sorrH PLArNFIELp. EAsToN, BErHLEHEM.
N.rSH CHUNK. sAYRE. GENEVA, HOeHEsTER,
PArAVIA BUFFALO and TORONTO Pullman sespes
Tor nuac Nons but sleeping car passengers led Ne
baggage carried .x,,.-,,,,.,n.. -.
AcA Geneva ROCHESTER BCfFALO NIAGARA
Ssonsi local daily. except sunday. for SOUTH
70, WITH Bor Nd brook and intermediates points
a. foIow, $50 $40 'i0.20 10 80 1920. 10 30
,s,naav. only) A. NJ. - 30 2:3o 'i5o. $40 an: 'e2o
$50 p. 81 ,,,- ..e......,,o,. =, -, ~, -,
a.. o.. and a23 Broadway ~ r. ish ST.. 5s e 18Th
80 20 Pow,ry " $50 Fulton St. Court 81, %
p5-,,srav ana Brooklyn Annex. BROOKLYN.
bo,., or residence through 20 destination.
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STEAMBOATS,.

BOSTON and Eysvy Enmlanl
VIA SOUND LINES.
NogwIcR LINE. Va H.s .-'n-sa .-sA.s Per 20 GOA
MOI n r. DesoIO~ses 81. only. st
o. m steAIae City Il Worcester and Clly "
FALL, RIVER LINE. Se~port aEc ta RIVER Leave
PIE, 10 n foot Nsrfea 81. dsls
p 81 steamers PLYMOUTH and rILGRIM Or
ehestra o. each. -
srSNINoToN LINE. via stoninGton. Lave Pier -
* r. block above Canal g.. week Jays only 81
eP NJ steamers Maine and Sew-Hampshre
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YOU GO MOI
THE LUXURIOUS
"SunSet Limited"

Vow runs semi-weekIy between CHICAGO
ST. Louis. and SAN FRANCISCO.
Via Chicago & Alton II. R.-st. Lonis Iron II
& Southern X. R-Texns and Pacific
r. r.. and Southern Pacific n. r.
For full Information. free Illustrated pamphlets naps
and timetables also lowest rates sleernr-car eksta
ana harxase checked apply to $40 broadway. 26l
broadway. 30i broadway. \. y. city.
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r,,ssu,, sue. good ordinary 1916 receipts. IA
h.Is. srnors coastwise 49, sales. bss stock. "a 49,
savannah March Cotton suie: mddins. 3%e. low
,t',v 7-iyc: receipts soli bales. 20 the
C"n,nent 500 coaswse. 09s sales. isi; stock. ~. s62
ST. Iouis March L-co,,on STEADY. miaIny s4si
~ to- ssss: shipmsnts 4o7S. stock CASH.
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r dilroaos.
"AMgRicA'S GREATEST nA.Aao..
NETWORK
CENTRAL
- & HUDSON RIVER r. r.
HE E1uR.TRAGK IRliNK LINE.
HE f0UR.TRaGK TRUNK LINE.

All through trains stop Al Albany. Cuca sS'se''~
TisIn. leave GA. ! Central station .ad Street and
$50 MELa.s esssgs lndsy The tam0p: , sM
Train N the wora Due Ba-aIo i:is P M Nlasa,.
Fall, 's, r Tsrn,o ~ cau,.c. a, Us,es
Ad SPssA Ssr pa Disso9
,oSs;s; ' F' r ' R5S fli'I 9R6rz LIMITED
i ss sS so "a Carrie. S':i .pns an. S''
1896 !. Me@HBBAY EXPRESS .sc.p. sunday, 70,
Albany. Syracuse Burslo and all important
90 STf3Sis s''s R17is LIMITED psy-r
10" Tosso ad dh1ss D Stop.
40 p M Una ANl, ALBANY SPECIAL. .sc.p,
sunday,Eor Garrison west Poino. Poashkeep''s'
5.0O f@' S9L Xxx SHORE LIMITED. p.ny1?..
c.vesnd 7:is a ~. To led ioo, = VI chiesso
eDSa ~. Ihi, paS comet, At .:o ol 81 Iu.
due lol5 p. NJ. eu, Kansas city next morning car
sleeping sqd fr"s rX KIT ss' pbSy-ror
aeara FAILS. Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit chicago
6"o MNohTHhN EYPEEss, p .sd ,.esp, l ssi
30 7 MBcFFsLo srEciAL> p.!y-ror .d's ri.
rondack Dlyison. and Tor Rochester. bunao' N'sA'A
900 ? M-sPEciAL LIMITED MAis oaIlyrrsnl- rao.
Ry. va Lyons. and Tor Haalo GsSsand ndisna0'
o.15 = mIPAcIF1c EXPRESS. pally-FO5 sy5.-
Oswego waterto~n. Cape vine. -S az chi,
burg Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Ioeoo 80.
esgo and except Saturday for Cape vincent '"' WV
1910 Nsft'[MrDNrGHT EXPRESS Theatre train
- for Chicago and = -"cipal points on 70 $40
lork Central every night except Sunday nients BUN
day nights. Chicago sleeY-rs leave on H;lo trAh
e:lO A. ". and ~ N-Daily except suasaS 10 r'''s
field, Via Harlem Division.
e2D A. M-Sundays only. 70 Psreld ana the befksn"s
HIS, Via The Harlem Division .
ALL NIGHT TRAINS TO YoSKERs
IAN trai.. 18th street ard points
on the Putnam Division FAR fonkers IN connectn
with the elevated road The only line running AL nghr
trains OF New York.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trans
Trains Illuminated with Pintscn Light
Tickets and Wagner Offices at Grand Central Station
ll3. 2G fi3 Broadway 81 Ea~' IAN ST. pt2 Broadway
235 Columbus Ave. 81 West l2ath Ut. l2lih 81 Station
3sh s. station New York: 33s and 726 Fulton ST.
and iC8 Broadway. r. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone ''2Teo Thirty-eghh Street" for New York
Central Cab service.
checked from hotel residence by the West
Express Company.
JOHN NJ. TOrCEY, GEORGE r. DANIEYG
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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lEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations West 23d Penn. r. r. Coftl@nst
DesbrOsses g.
Indicates from West 23t s.. Other figures show
tine from Garland, or Desbr0-s-s -.
'G,IO. $500 A. " daily sunday 'o;so. : A. NJ for
EASTON and intermediate stations.
1850 S,15 A daily FOR WfLKFSBApHE, srRAN-
TON week days.. ITHACA. GENEVA, EocHEsI Err
BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS and the West, an pFinei-
pal local points dining car and chair car 70 BuNalo
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N-EW.HAyEN-Fare. 81. Excursion. $50: fast
steamer leaves Pier Is g. r. daiy sunday except
al & p N Returning. ie.ves Sev Haven 1880 nighe
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Thus far this week.. 1888 HA7 op2<0
Since september l. .as4s zoe oei7<1 a1lGS52

~, This week. week. Las; year 1888.
Iseceipb 1900 $1,000 10000
shipments IS 1900
cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
IN buyers favor sales. 10000 bales. speculation and
port vp baes American. 1900 bales: receipts 5000
paies American. 1000 bales mdding uplsnds I-isd
futures opened quiet sellers l-6<d decline Closed
quiet at la1 i.-eai ne, decline. December-Jnnuary.
SsSSs.s Marc 92s.ss Mareh-April a23i,s Apri-May.
Gas Aay-Jure. 323i4b; Jlne-fn.y. 324s JulyAugust.
s..s September 324s: September October. 3231b.
c'ober-Novcmbe 323Q324: Northumberland. 223,s.
approximations quiet but steady Cloths dull.
The OF contract prices to-day was as follows:
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IT,. .a,s,,caI position ~ prar coffee Is as follows,
Holiday.
- 4ffoN .

Fo-e'rn coffee markets. Santos-Co~ee market steady;
good average Santos $500 receipts Two dAysl loWi
bags stock ISL 900 bags Hamourg-tofee marker opened
unchanged. at 23O m. quiet and unchanged sales tVp
bags IIavre-Coie- market opened quiet = franz over
a. Ie m steady higher; ut m quiet ana IN
changed closed = franc lower TO franc higher,
n nags
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used sIc.gssssly.
-Four tracks. Automatic bloeS ssnstA
Stations IL New i0ss. FOOT y, LIBERTY 81
and South Ferry. Whitehall St
Trains ..ays foot OF Liberty 81.

.yess asss:; HS:s%-. ss,, s:sT s.a..
Stations ~ NsS r iS,.' w yost ~ Is,f" Of
ii 81 81 ;.. ~: ~ t.. e E : rs.
For E.,ssn; Ss'isi.%, Ali;n'esq, M.seA cAun. -
fse a' 81, 80 4 go Ess On ~ sgassy s
go 'S Es::sa A. p ~ no .sa sc..s.op DO
~ SO =. y ssn;.y.: ESQ I, y 40 ,o 49,.
. Hs $50 ssas ~: 20 s c f s:.ass5 nos
100 $50, 800 r ~: i2'i: sif yS.;, =, .oo .,m
o tSr A. So iso SO p ' sonaas. 80 A u 80
FOR LONG BKANcH: oSEAS GROVE: "a
c5oS. s .sa point. :sasS E fo,,' fss.,a ~
s.nn 5 ns H ss 's no sss.s re-
At Ia,erss.n AsOury PARK and oc..n GrO'so s'da
o0'i' Red BANK FOR fa,f LAKEwooD.
49, ssS ie dss A. III o its 40 49, o." saturday,
Ton. River PAX ana q p:rs.s,s "a
For Atlantic City vineand. ana brigsion. 40 A. u.
r, Moanor,s Beach and ss;srisA'. 40 $50 ms
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA IALTIMoRE AND WASHING
gyo 20 foot e :. % i a, 10 b 8, GUAM
eCS '; So s-y :os bnl1s csS " ~;
f bs.a. . ss S' SO PIG = g. Da1t Gs. so :
tos Psa.dslpAis veg days. 200 a ~ % 40 go
20 R6s sSS LEAVE s9i.TH EEsfy wEiTFiiATL ST.
,o vi io dsy'i o.s Il % 30 IFS 3 ~ IL g &
Is, 49, Il. -; *: :s s 80 90 s s:s 7 I % IS
s U.s. 'is ;: sS So g. T. e SaS g sss
ws: .s S. ss' S;F?; 'is '': ~? s;' 81
rs w. e. 8: ST. 81 '' cS f s Sew Ts
baggage from hotels or res isnces to destination.
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SHORE R.R.

Irxins leave W 40 ST. station. n. T.. ~ foAoxa anA
u IA. carer .rUn VI fGs1A.la st..
1918 A. II Daily for Absay Utica. Syracuse Rochss-
ter Buffalo Niagara ta.s. Fort WayLe. Toledo. Cleys
land and Chicago.
U,UU r. NJ Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica. syrs-
eure EOchestsr Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toroato De-
tro,t Cleveland, Chicago and St Louis
6u5 p " Daily for Albany. Utlca Syracuse Rochsa-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and ST. Louis
Time tsbles at principal hotels and Offices.
&. E. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave. New FORA
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Receipts at the ports and interior points to-day com
pared with the day last week. last and ls9i
and 1895, 8 follows
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Total foreign and
domestic

domestic ........4 .2o4. WC
Domestic woods IN the grease.
Dfrcis. claselsc7,ions, are as
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Receipts Of bre,dsurs at interior points thousand
last three cphers 600 omitted. four bbls, gran
hush. a folloWs.
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DOMESTIC.
WESTERN AND SOUTH
ERN WOOL .
Fine Territory ..... 2'V,o"v
Fine medium Ter -
ri'drV ...-.-..... - 49,
N,asi-n, Terrlfory.. 225. Coz
Fine spring Texas. lso' ~ ~,
S,ring California. 10000
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to grasp mis- hand. 'Go help there he
whispered, gazing with fixed eyes where
Capt. Bernadou was still firing the for
ward gun. The next minute he was
cead. He was my friend" and there
was pause in O'Herru', story.
"Ensign Bagley," he continued,
''was lying at the bottom, badly torn
to pieces, and the bodies of the other
three were on top Of his The cOlored
cook was lying little apart from the
others, badly mangled and in a cramp.
ed position. We supposed he was dead,
and covered him up the same as the
others. Nearly half an hour after that
we heard him calling and making
slight movement under the cloth. We
went To him and he said: Oh, BOYS. for
Gods sake, move me. I'm lying over
the boiler and burning up. 1t was
time; the deck was very hot and his
flesh had been almost roasted. He also
complained that MS neck was cramped,
but did not seem 10 feel his terrible
wounds. We moved him into an easier
position, and gave him some water.
Thank you, sir, he said. and in five
seconds was dead"
Then O'Hearn told of the brave con-
duct of the gunboat Hudson's crew in
getting the Wnslow out of her perilous
situation. That story was fully told
on the day after the battle.
O'hearn Is 30 years of age, and has
served Is years in the United States
army. While on the Puritan. in the
Brooklyn navy yard, last July, he pre-
vented catastrophe by saving the ship
from beng blown up when the boiler
room was on fire. For this act of bra
very, he was given a medal which he
now wears. He will return to some
place il the navy after few weeks
rest in Brooklyn.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-05-27
THIS IS WAR

Thrilling Story of One OF the winslow g
Survivors A Storm or Shot And
Shell. What One May Expect On IA
Man Wharf.-The Fight In Cardenas
Harbor.
William O'Hearn, of Brooklyn, and
one of the survivors of the torpedo
boat Winslows crew which passed
through the terrible storm of shot and
shell at Cardenas, was lately in Key
on his way home on Through for rest
In a bright tin cage ee carried the Wins
lows parrot, which made itself fam
Gus on the day of the battle by Shrek
ing and chatterng like demon during
the whole engagement.
Mr.. O'Hearn told the following story
of the battle: From the very begin
nng," he said, ut seemed as If the
boat could not escape being sunk, and
that is what would have happened had
it not for the bravery Of the boys on
the Hudson, who worked for over an
hour under the most terrific fire to get
us out of range"
Were you ordered to 90 in there?'
he was asked.
Yes, just before we were fired upon
the order was given from the Whining
ton. We were near enough to her SO
that they shouted it to us from the deck
through the megaphone. | don't know
who shouted the order, but the words,
as remember them, were: MIR. Bagley
90 in there and see what gunboats
these are. We started at once toward
Cardenas dock, and the firing began
soon after.
"The first thing | saw was a shot
fired from window or door in the Sec
ond story of the storehouse just back of
the dock where the Spanish gunboats
were lying. l saw the flash and the
smoke and the same instant a shell
went Kissing over our heads. Then