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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-29
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Vow York AVf.l n lSIN
COrFEE.-Favorabie foreign led 10 STEADY
opeine foF brazilian coffee future. AT an advance Oh" 80
which general tendency % the market was f1r the
nos, Iari onward. sellers being and conditions
IN ,he spot market such the long inter
Is, in futures brazilian receipts were rather full Ware
house United States continued upon
generous scale. which than offset the rather ui
favorable influence Of the recent Brazilian movement
Cxbes increasing speculative rteresi IN tne
European markets and general hraeinG W IN 'he
future sts our market In the afternoon was nocci-
stelv active and somewhat lower under bear selling,
closing steady unchanged prices TO net advance 81
POINTS Total futures. o5.OsO bags. The Ioch
market spot Rio ard Santos coffee ruled iifm WIZ
>a~ demand on basis 7c foT invoice lots or No
RIO Eastern Prince cleared Santos YESTERDAY
vi.h 2lNCO reported by cable received to1hy'
The range prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-29
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKET.

r,vs-noo, April ~ a:45 p. m-ExchanSe-Wheat. spot,
srnnr 10 | red Northern spring 9s Sd torn-spot hrm
American - 40 futures STEADY, AprN nofn-
raj Man Is 3i.t. July a. lhd Flour-St Louis fancy
winter drrn lis ID Hops al london-Pacihe Coast dull
70 iC~1I los Reef nrm india I6s 80. prime
mess 7Os Pork nrm. prne rness hne Western. Dos
nrltn. mess m edism Western 52s ei Hams-Short cut
ia 70 rs firm. 3g- Bacon fm. Cumberland cut = %
80 n sss rib. % ~ ~ 3ds: Ions Gear mddles
light ~ % 88s. LONG clear midt.e' heavy, ~ TO
AZ No. clear backs 10 & j. ~ 55s, clear Ae les
IA ~ 10 3ss sholldsrsSGuare " to IA 10. firm .ss
Iard-Pr.fe Western steady. .S3 a. Cheese America n
write firm AIS American finest colored hrn AS
Tsow-Prime city h-r 2ls CCttonseed OILY srp ool
refined lis Sd Turpentne-spir,s strong. 2ss I'd.
Rosln--CommoD strong. IS VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-29
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool April 2s p m-cot9n.SP9r.. ~ ass
nrtces American miiong 4atT ~ gu
a adding % 32d American mdSing S'loo; .ow
80" IA, rood ordinary. ) pJ-d; ordinary
ad The sales Of day were 700 bales OF wn,ea
20 .s u,,e for speculation and export ana lheiueeo
. "a, r,'.s American. Receipts. 1900" bales lnciudns
o. Vo has American Futures opened quiet win m9L-
i-,ooV nj and clcsei steady. American nldd.lns
frHs CO Apr o4Ga 80 GA sellers APTiI and ., MY
o.,o az ga sellers and June. 3l-UiJ3 y ed
90 iune and July 2Gld vaue July and August,
- ga buyers August and septen,er ~ osd sellers
a. -. ana October Il GAS 326id buyers October
~, Xaysmber ssl-0i03 32-6d sellers November End
I'.n Cad selers. December and January.
y, Al sellers: January February. cd sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-29
WEST SHORE R.

Trains W. 42d 81. S,attr. y. Y. as follows ana
Is m. earlier from foot OF Franklin ST.
1915 A. NJ Daily Albany. Utica. syracuse Roches-
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls For Wayne. Toledo we've
land and Chicago.
cw T. Il Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica. Syracuse
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fails. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland Chicago ard 81 Louis.
Sis y NJ Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse, Hoches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Fails. Toronto Detroit Cleveland.
Chicago and 81. Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels and o1iees.
c. z. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave. New YoTSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-29
BALTIMORE g. OHIO

foot Of Liberty street
'Daily tFscep. Sunday sundays.
.PlTTsBl RG. .t:3o a m; 1873 p M 300 p ni'
CINCINNATI IT. LOUIS. 1000 a. 's:S5 p. m.
WAsHINGTON. BALTIMORE. t715. $1,000 (Dnerl
I'll 80 DINER. 900 DINER t3:2' luner) 4:oo
DINER. - 80 p ard 1915 night
NORFOLK. II 30 q.
NEW ORLEANS Through s,eepers) t3:23 y D. m
All Illuminated With Plutsch Lsght.
OH1Ses li3 i72. 26 43i. 1ls0 Htway. 81 +. 14th-st
l27 Bowery y. y 1853. 3t+ Futonst.. Brooklyn; White
hall Terminal. Baggage checked from hotel residence
destination.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
'S'> TON
From foot OF Liberty S;
Week dayr 80 500. 1000 ~ 3" Dining Carp: A. ~
"a. 4 20 1900 III 80 Dining car. A. NJ zoo 600
Dining Car) 600 p. NJ, 1918 rndt Ad,londal trains
a., week days. 800 \. NJ. 30 400. %.3o
so 100 p NJ sundays. 300 4 NJ 40 = N;
ATs LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL ST.
w dsys 10 :. j5 s25. $40 $50. Dos. y:2D. IS
ioo lois IO:a5 HOS II 80 II q; A. NJ l223 /? -.
90 OK 40 200 o:25 2:55 BY. 3s 3 So q.
. SS .5s 52s $50. $40, c2s: e:sS 72S 40 s2s.
~ loo II 80 A NJ. 1900 NJ u 30 200 10 8 90
so ac1 ass 325. 600. C:30. 's3. s25. go. $751;
10 81 p NJ. 1915 mtt. -
Tickets and parl car seat. a. loot 81 L Zoe -.
49, ~ Or Az 3, Eas, I4h S. 1853 East i25th st..
"a Yves, i25tk St. 25i Columbus Az, New York;
10, :, $40 Fu, g. Brooklyn: rs broadway. VIII
,mssurr The Y Transfer Co VIII all for and cheek
baggage from hotels or residences 70 desnauon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-29

A DvERTIsEMENr ard Subscriptions for The Tribune
- received thsir Uptown Oince No. LAP Broadway,
81 door north 3ist-s until O'Clock advertise
rl.nts the following branch oces az regular
Office rate. rn'i O'Clock p viz oj4 sih-sve. = =
cor ?3f st.. l52 shave. i2h-st MacyS cth-ave
and Columbus West S3th-si- 100
We.. 42i- st 9Th % East t4'h-s ~ West
and oh $50 Fsst 41th-st 23s
h~fv 18Th 1929 3i-sve..
ave soth-st-; 60 3f-ave.. near
Pieecksr-st 3oS Rieecksr-.. ::
"a 40 East I9h-st ooi 3d-nve CO. 3d-ave
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrive. Buffalo e.D p N. Pullman vestibuie Day
coaches and paror Cars DINING Car service Meals -
csrt, Connects at Buffalo with through sleeper 70
Detroit and Chicago . 49, r.s-o>, ,..rcrs
cfIi'NK WILKES BARRE. SCRANTON week days)
PITTSToN and coal branches Chair Car to Maueh
Chunk. - ,, g.. ,v,, vrs
RARRE PlTTSTOE. SCRANTON. and principal ieteS-
MEDIATE stations Connects for all points In the coal ~
sionS Pullman Buret Paror Car TO WNkesoarre rr,,
.3:5O, 4.3O ". daily except sunday Tor MAUCH
CHI NIX intermediate stations Char car 70 EHSSn
and intermediate stations -. .~o,,
and principal intermediate stations.
sC::O 700 p NJ daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA
FALLS and all points Pullman sleeper yestibuls
train n T. to Chicago see:~rs 10 Buffalo and Toronto
~ 40 p. NJ daily, exeep, sunday s,oppne only
At SOUTH PLAINFIELp. EAsToN: BETMI1EhEn
VAI'CH CHUNK SAYRE, GENEVA. ROCHESTER.
ThrAVIA ~ F'FAL>O and TORONTO Pullman dsspes
Cor Buffalo None but sieeping-car passenger casrsG
rs 10 BOO p NJ daily FOR wIl.KEsPARRE. rIH-
AGA GENEVA ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper TO Ithaca
Additional trains daily. except sunday FOR SOUTH
PIAINFIEI.D. BOUND BROOK and intermediate points
leave as follows: ss 30 $50 5000 1880 slO2 1910
sundays only A. NJ. $50. 2:3o $780, $40 and SD
GEO p NJ 49,. -. -
ricketts, snd Pullman accommodations at 49, 81 IA
ass ga and 1923 Broadway. 81 F. i+h St. 100 iOs9
BROADWAY and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
hotel or residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-29
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks. Automatic Block signals
Stations in New York. foot OF Liberty y
and South Ferry, Whitehall 81.
Train. leave foot OF Liberty ST.


Stations in New York. foot OF Liberty se o..
and South Ferry. Whitehall g.
Train. leave foot OF Liberty st.
On after April TO- 1898 -
For Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch cno1H. -
400 f:I5; 9iO A NJ O2lO ". TO Easton). 10 tA:S y
Eae;on, Si5 GRO Easton) p. " SundayA 81
100 to Esston). A. ". 100. $780, 600 p. N: ~ .
For Wilkesbarre Pis.on and Scranton. A'00 zig -
NJ I;9o p NJ Sundays. +so A. N. "a. ..>
&c 90 II 80 70 Reads) A NJ $50 Geo 200 70 Esce:
,ng, 4.3o 500 545 800 to ReacineD. p. n. O:o
nish. sundays. 40 81 80 to Reading A. H.. 'N0'
r. SIM s,,nb,rv I<wisturs and Wiamsport 100 $50
o.io N 30 900 =. NJ. Sundays. +S0 A. NJ. 80
r. ~ ALL-RAIL ROUTE.
FOR rOSG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c.
For Red Bank. Long Branch Asoury PARK oesse
Gcis Red ban: on.y, !, 20 4 NJ 80 i,.s s;.9 Rsd
at Interaken for As5ury Park and Ocean Grovo. 800
noA' Red Bank F Or LAKEW GOD:
40 $50 1913 \. NJ i:45. SO +4o % ;ss Saturday.
80 p NJ Sundays. 1918 A "
0' For Toms River BaIness' Park: and B:rnssst <so
70, Atlantic city Vineand. and lridgeton. +3o A. r..
~ 20, M@nmou,h Bach sc,brght and Highland Ct
Navesnx 4:3o. $50. II 30 A. NJ $780, i:.o AIS %;so'
An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-29

nearby delivery. Advice. from abroad and Southern
n. ps POSITION on "a % S: W.
IInestic. common to low far 4t0.+e fair 70 good %
S:s: g r sopa. ,ssssss S.psa ssast; Java al
's ~s. s sSss to pay ..a. price. Of
impoTier, to-day securing large amour, Of raw sugar
@ at va. a %%sh n' % M s n ' sh III: @
&c 'o musc9yaao 80 test md ae for noa'.ss sugar 50
in London market 'sn. va: esbi.a nm sni
~ss snd se7s a, Il. '"s 's xpr ana
quoted De Cd Quotations Of refined sugar in the local
h ss & @ ss s at . 9s pshs s
the asps sff the "ss ndey
UPWARD as result Of the Increased war demand We
and erdd d. 5i-sS '"I sranuat.i and an.
grann.a,ed 5I-lec: coarse granusted and extra fne
100 XXXX povdsrsa. W. mo.l. 4 i lsS: sa,
and = 5tc; ~ s. i-ie:: 80 G. sc: No l. t1.c: no s.
i5-ieo No +Ii-ice; No 10. 4se; No H. e-iSe: ~
.Tiii: WOOL EXCHANGE REpoEr-rhe Wool Ell
BY ., the %@ ao 'cae have c gd"n Sn m ,s
mucS au@r Condition Ho she %arFes han hs. pre-.
vailed f'r the last month The weeks business show,
manufacturers are small in the extreme and strictly n
accord1nce with current needs and are in sympathy win
mark, contlnncs on purely nominal basis TIE iacE
ey ba sr ' a re a a% " lc 96o woaI max
tome 81 ms ar 80 ess ,e. oT have Stsn IN s
request. with 29c nominally quoted on ON" HA am
rrccs ,,sG ~ bosc Ing week nro Terr,;erisi
cos ar" IN Fht demand Win s,' tsndn. IN S.nc
. the Gu' ports vii no donh have it, srsc' In ne
increase IN ce = transportation hy rail vii undoubicly
rut hc0" w'os OF hisa" n'ice level samlHs ~ th'
.idernc -hrnkare and cr.d.r'd BY d..-r. - only
rf co.. e,i@Hy ha.ei on condit,ns abr nd seller,
avai'n he results = -" ueH London sal. bef,r"
,in'. ror,irsl ~ urehargea rrcas.
c,reri orl.s,,ons = ruled voos occurred based
TvcFar o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-29

ADVERTISEMENTS ard sutscr p,n' ,or Th TT tribune
n r.-aIA.l AT their Uptown Once NJ. l-i- bToaiway,
., oor north 4 3sist until O'Clock p m advert Sc
,nenf received ~ the following branch onces al regular
unit, o'clock . m VIZ %'i Nm ave. = e.
S~ "a Ct: r.? Gth-ave. cor l2ih-st Macy 6th ave
-, ZAP Columbus near west bfh-sf IN
IT,, ,od st nea- Gfh ~ Fast lt't-st - Wos.
~ and sth syes: l5o Eas, t.th-st ls3s
T6th 7T'N SITS i.oH" M-ave, near
Si.,--, r7cs sn'h-st 40 - ave. near
go . Rlescksr-st.. ~ Rlercker-S'
oos aseve $40 rns. 7oth-st oci 3i-av- s'2 3d-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-29
ERIE RAILROAD.

IN rough trains i.ave NewYTrk foot Of Chaulb~rs-st
ne Follows and mnufes from West 2bi-st:
300 A. N.veS'ihulei Express daily Tor B.nghamson
T. NJ parl0r buffalo
M-Tesiiille United fast mall Daily. sold
rain rr chicago arrives Cleveland 80 \. M Chicago D
= VI scepers Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining or ..,,. 49,.
7r:,o r. W.-BuTa, and Cleveland ves' ihulet Express
r,.nv a-rlves DuNslo ~ A ii. Bradford Ili ~ u.
Iar,sown \. VI. Cleveland 1913 J. II SlHepers to
Purao and and making direct connections for De
,,-tt ,',i.aco and West. taf% Library ar
s,s5 r. M.-Solid irsin 20 chicsgo seep.rs to Hor-
rcIsriilc Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car. .
,r,ICTxrTs local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
occon,modatons AZ III. il3 POI. 4o and 95I Broad
~ chambers and Wesi .2i-s'. ferries Y9rk Ss3
-, ea0 r,,I,cn Flroafray. Br1oklvr 100 Huds n
a tr,,,tc, and Jersey City station N.wYork Trans.
w. ,ll. for ana checks baggage from hotels and resi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-29

stations foot I'D FL. Penn X RI CortAnat VI
DesUross-s ST.
Ind, West I'D 81. Ouner ngurss wv
time from, Cortlandt or Desbrosse~ ST. a..
az 10, q 20 VI. daily SUNDAY 'o;fo. A. ~ &c"
EASTON and int ermediate stations ,..,r am =,
s7:SO, sis A. NJ daily for WlkEsbAREE; $500
Ton week days. ITHACA. GENEVA ioC o. ~
pf-rFAIO NIAGARA FALLS ami the West. and pfinoa-
pal local points, dining car and chair ca. 70 BUFFALO.
80 II 900 daily except sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-29

Fo-eign coffee marke.s-Ssntos-Coree market nrm;
good average YsTO0. receipts looN bsgs stock
S9eooo BAGS. Hambu-s-cenee mStet opened = r pn,
sales ~ bales HsvrecoTee market opened steady
LRk franc higher; u active and unchanged. at
D m steadv :. franc higher closed '.4A franc mel
snLca lsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-29

feco!fts At the ports and Interior points tod
pared with The same day last week. lest year and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-29

Rio-Cofee marke, firm. No : Pic. 1920" exchange;
2J-32d receipts 500 bags, cleared FOR the United
stsiss +. 900 bags stock. iso0O bags.
C'0TTJN-The Of conditions governing 70 CAV
cotton market favorable. but specGiauon IN
futures OF Disappointing proportion withr range
limited eTe speaking for the eaoing 'unres
while in most list the trading was sluggsn Inc
market SIN dominated by fears ot surprise from the
sest OF ventures now being mace Win
The n he Liverpool market re
such 70 discourage bnl confdsnce
The activity and easier ruling - the Ing
explained Nv private cables af iHii fne - n
reliance upon neutrality the part OF slhi! ~ which
euces Q. cotton be secured ny England AZ wanted
M his country being fuhec; q seizure on the
fieh To-iays narkst without sensational!
features opening steady. with prices unclaimed 10 /.
r,oirts SLOWLY. hut showing rally - CpO
roi-s on reports feeling In Wall street ans
Indications conditions n England 80 clhn ~
lator pubic and private cables Our make; was haay
.,sasy az net gain q 3a7 pOr Total sales futures.
70 800 Spo: cotton rnarke; closed sieadN win
price, unchanged. mddnr upiaris t-ltc. MO ling
Gur G9-iGc against ll-iGc and lj-lGc respective!
la. i2 bales export Included 800 bales FOR
direct shipment, More activity is reported N cotton
goods resulting frrness without advance Southern
spo; markets. niddlns quoted were as follows New
Orleans ruet g&c: sEes. 2.5co hsics Mobile nothing
doing SIC Savannah Gu"t SAC. sales. - ba.'s
Sharl..tor nominal 5.c Wilmington hfm ONO Nor
AK quiet Gisc. sales. c4s baes. Baltimore nominal
q : l6c -lCc lower. STEADY. &c nc lower.
SAFES c7l bales 81. Louis steady. 5,c
TIE export yement thus ar ms season has h>en
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-29

Receipts al New-Orleans tomorrow are officially esi j.
~ l2Sl w"ok
m las. wear end 1898. To-norroys receipts
a, liolson were a." 10 100 Dnles. against
gsl l.s, week as last and s4S In 1885.
cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
ea.i.~ sales 900 tslcs. sH~cu.au0n ana t1pot "r'
Ar.-csr DcG: receipts 1900 American 1900 md
ding Iuarss Sled Futures opened .s'rndy. ldf a.
steady with near months l~{ ln""f ano
months "a lover D'ccm~r onuarr 3Sls
Tehruery sals. Ap-l ?3' s Apr-May. 49, tss
Nav-rroe 3sl sb Juno July 332y JulV August. BID.
832s SeI,en1er october. 39l th Ccto-
ber-Noyemter 33l rs November Decem'cf &3ls Man
oNes.s- warns steady iu; Qu.eter. Cloths more In
cr'-v much c1irr
The range OF contract price. ;he local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-29

Receipts OF hrcadstuhs az Inferior points In Nousl Is
last three ciphers ,0O0) omitted Flour hbls.
las fellows:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-05-31

AT the n. Y. Racket Store you can buy a
nice refrigerator 50 80 and SO 25; Just received
another lot of Marvins fresh cakes and
crackers; oil stoves 15c; double oil stoves 81 35
wire screen doors 75c; fancy 81 20; extension
window screens 25c; adjustable screens oak
frames SOC; we do not keep the cheap worth
less screens that we could sell at i25c; we
keep nice line of white dress goods India
Linon 6, s, 10, 10, II, 16 and 20c yd; white
null 10c, nainsook 10c; English long cloth
lO9nd l2c, white organdy zoe worth IS; plain
and stripe muslin sc to 16c; very fine dim
ity 16c worth 35c; lawns 5 to 10c; we Just re-
ceiyed a big lot of shirt waist sets white met
al &c, all pearl 15c; gold plated to 25c set;
souvenir spoons ofthe battleship Maine Sc;
war badges 1c to &c each: flag ribbon SC to
20c yd; solid silver rings l5c each, gold plated
10 to 25ci gold filled rings guaranteed years
% and SOC; solid gold rings set with pearls,
&c, sips; watch chains Zoe to 81 90; we have
nice chains Sl.20 to $50 that we guarantee
10 years. try our Yankee watch at 9Sc guar
antee TO keep time year; our millinery de-
partment has been over run with customers
this week and our trimmers are way behind
our sales but hope to catch up soon; we just
received another lot of ladies Oxfords and
shoes. don't fail to see our soc Oxfords they
are the kind that others sell for 75c; straw
hats &c to 81. 10. J. w COFFNAN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-05-31
"A Joyous Day for Old Berkeley and Her
Sister coun mites.

The Daughters of the Confederacy of
Berkeley county, propose holding their
annual Fete at "Boydville" Martins burg,
w. Va, June 9th, 1898. We again appeal
to the peopleof Berkeley and the adjoining
counties to help in the noble cause of caring
for the old veterans who are stall left to us.
No trouble will be spared, to invent and get
up amusements to suit the taste of all: Ma
tonal music, dramatic entertainmentsSbicy-
Gle parade, broom drill, composed of thirty.
three beautiful young ladies, may-pole dance,
and last but not least, the very important
feature of the occasian Will be the attention
to the inner man, looked after by the most
competent house-keepers in West Virginia.
Everything will be served in the most syste-
matte style: Dinner from 10 to p. M; Sup
per from to p. m; ice-cream, cake, lemon
ade' pop and everything to tempt the appe-
ute. The comfort of ladies and children
specially looked after, and provision made
Tor vehicles and horses. The gates will be
open at 10 a. m, and close at IL u. m. The
lawn will bebrilliantly lighted by electricitv-
a concert of rare talent will take place Mt 3
o'clock in the evening. A hearty Well ws,co ~
is extended to all. ie
VIRGINIA F. McsuERRY, Prest
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-05-31
Circuit Court.

Case of James S. Coleman VS.. c. r.. Hard
esty. Trial on Tuesday; verdict forplaintiff
in the sum of $l914S.
Jefferson Milling Company vs.. F. G. But
Ter; verdict for the plaintiff in the sum of
$61.9O. Motion for new trial overruled and
finding of jury sustained.
Bank ofCharles TOWNS Jno. j. Grantham
ct. ais. Real estate ofdefendant ordered sold
to satisfy creditors
The case of the State VS.. N. & w. Railroad
for blockading the public highway was tried
on Friday and was still in progress as we
went to paess.
The jury was discharged on Thursday for
the term. There was no criminal trials and
no criminal expenses whatever. Something
that has not occurred for some years. Court
it is expected will adjourn for the term next
Wednesday
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-05-31
Have we band of in,itators of III

Have We band of imitators of the
Williamsport Wholly Coolies in Charles
Town? 1t was discovered on Sunday
morning that the "baby organ" in the
infant class room of the Presbyterian
Chapel had been much damaged and
made useless by vandal hands also that
the cabinet organ in the chapel and the
large new pipe organ in the church had
been tempered with; and also that the
gas had been turned on in the unused
basement of the church. There is no
fun in this kind of WiIliamsport.-F. P.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-05-31
Reunion Of Companies A. and D,

a reunion of many of the old survivors of
gallant Companies 'A'' and ''D'' was held in
the grove at shenandoah Junction Saturday
week. Quite a large crowd was present
and the day was one of pleasulable enjoy
ment. The committee of arrangements had
provided a stand, from which, to an organ
accompaniment, the 'tBonnie Blue Flag"
sung by selected choir of good voices, OPEN
ed the exercises. Sergeant McCle4ry pre-
sided as master of ceremonies, and lntroduc-
ed Mr.. II. A. Osbourn, who delivered most
acceptable address of welcome
Rev. S. G. Furgerson, one of Mosby's gal
liant and daring lieutenants was the orator
of the day, and stirred the boys to enthusi-
asm by his remarks. The Interim was
pleasantly spent in investigating the resour-
ces of copious dinner baskets in regular pic
MIC style.
After dinner Companies A aud d as
sembled. Sergeant MoCleary called Co. DIS
roll and34 Unanswered present. presently let
ter, total 80. Total enrolment of company
164; Capt. Jacob Engle called Co. AS roll and
10 responded to their names. Total of
company, III. Messrs. J. NJ. Hendricks, j.
w. McGarry and A. L. Osbourn were ap-
pointed committee to draft suitable reso-
lutions on the deaths of MesSrs. Charles
Knott and Washington Banks. Mr.. H. A.
Osbourn then read poem entitled 1.-THE
Forager," and Miss Catherine DonneIley
read rejoinder called "An incident at
smoketown." Dixie was then sung by
the old soldiersana others with a good spirit.
Miss Anna Darke Rnglerendered selection
entitled death of Jackson" Miss Julia
Merchant, of Charles Town, sang solo.
"The Vanguard of Lee" Messrs. ]. w. Nc
Cleary and Edward Deck entertained the
crowd with some personal "reminiscences of
the war. The choir then sang You Can
Never Win Us Back y Several duets by
Miss Merchant and Mr.. ]. w. Fulton and
some excellent whistling by Mr.. Fulton
closed the exercises of a very pleasant day.
Sergeant McCleary presented cartridge
taken from the Inflated Maine as a souvenir
of the occasion and thanked all who aided in
making the day pleasant one in the name
of the old "Confeds.''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-05-31
The Costa eican counterfeiters.

For months the Costa Rican counter
feiters have been issuing bogus notes of
the government of the island until the
amount, it is said, has reached 81, 900, 900.
Inspectors of the secret service bureau
were chiefly instrumental in bringing the
Indicators to justice. The efficiency of
the secret service is undoubted, but it is
by no means a secret, but a patent fact
that the service that Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters does the weak, nervous and dys-
PePtic is of genuine value. There have
been from time to time counterfeits of it,
but the miniature note of hand on the la
bel and the vignette of ST George and
the Dragon, are not successfully imitable
This tonic absolutely prevents and rene
dies malaria, rheumatism, liver complaint
and dyspepsia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-05-31
Sold by druggists, price 75o.

Gov. Atkinson has issued orders for the
immediate formation of new regiment
of the national guard to take the place OF
the regiment now ut Chattanooga. The
regiment will be twelve companies, and
all who enlist must agree beforehand to
volunteer into the United States Army,
if called upon. Col d. G. Casteel will
be Colonel of the regiment, and Col. G.
w. Curtin will be the Brigade Comman.
der. To provide funds needed the Gov.
ernor will borrow $4,000 from Charles.
ton banks and ask the next Legislature
to reimburse. There are now seven full
companies ready to join the new regiment.