davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
so,.rr,rRS COTTON MARKETS.

,,rrs,a Dec 9i.-Cotton steady; middllng; s-loq
&c. iov mddng 5-iGa5 nst receipts 81 .7 bs baes
go ae,ual 1881 ~ $50 bales; 1896 5s eaS bales.
Se, receipts GOA bales. gross. i,ojt pdes
MHserlSS... ais bs es: sales l.i37 bales.
dgaivestsr pee 9i-couon grm' mddilng 2=e 10"
orS 10 the Continent. 500 bales; soie. 22 bales
So c2 ioI bales weeky-Keceipts 40 9eses; nt sn
Rss baies; soastwse. l20G3 bales sales il'S baiss
sP>ar,5t pee si-Cotion steady. medllng 5'sc iow r
,risgiing l-lGc good ordinary 4Hc reeepts, 80
= rs bales sales s7i bales stock s. 40 '4es 100
% Osn bales. exports 70 brat tIlta'h VAV'
=. tt..,,cIe4 II $40 bales, sales. J4b- baler
'Nsr-or!-ans, Dec. 3i-cotton easy maaihs, ,,,,ns
y. 7Gl baes exports Great iiFitaa lfif bs.ss ca cas-
Sef rsctlnts lis 54 bales, gross. 10 $50 baits
e1p9rts TO Britain hsu1' paies 70 r.stv osI
bales, the Continent 4o''i- '@'7N'
bales: sales. 81, 700 baies. - .. -,t,s,r~ "a IA.
rstid1r 4.c receipts. 5O12 bales eele-, Nil bales
To- IsS S35 bales Week epir 80 w oa'es go
& s ~ ., ,b@ e'ontlnent 10 sGs bales. coast~ise 10 4oo
toler. bales
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ERIE RAILROAD.

l 4l4r Z o..
q, foilcvs snd ave Innges earlier from West -s--s-.
vsvO \. M.ves,yai~d EeEse.s 1@ly fos b.ls -@1ntor
Na,eriN' E.uus B4f.al BIa1fssg AT4Ne D.as.s $40
fr iflra.I
2.vO r. M.-Vetlbaed Limited iasi mall Daily soud
tran Tor Chicago aTgtss Clefelall 80 A. II. Ch,cass
h. NJ sleepers to Chicago. Cleveland snd cinelaaai-
5..,V A.. M.-Buraio and Cleveland y.,,ihuea Express
Daily arrives Bunnlo 1.O5 a. ", Bradford III A N !,
Jsmsstown 100 A "a. Cleveland !. - y N ssepers q,
Bur.lo and Cleveland making drsrf connections Tor
Isiroit Chicago "a tie West cate Library Car.
s.45 y. M.-solld train % Chicago sleepefs 70 Hor-
,.lsrIla Chicago ffnciunaf -.
cI,icl< rrs LOCAL TINS CARDS AND PULLMAN
way i27 Bowsry "a sass i2sh-s, and q We, is5is.
and T2e Fulton-st les Broway. Brookyn a0O Hudson
A. iobok-n ana Jersey city Station Westoot, Fxpr.s.
20 testina on
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
TIE TRADE IN CHIcAGo.

c..eag, Dec ~ (SpecltD. Corn was duiet today:
.,-n,, q, standst far as price and certainly az
satisti ~ far spec ilatlon was eonesrnsa i Msy
cents. 30 and 2b-sr =
Sts aTd closed II ?ssr.9% cents. cearsnc~s were
uililan bushels 9tS C0U bushels. The inspect on
80 1ss cars With $50 ears estimated fVr saturday
semp.es we're firm Cah,es we're a shade easier ne
sou extraordinary coHslerng the
shraaa TIE pit trad without Incident
WSeepts or corn bev fcr the f.sr have been e e'V"v'
t.,sssiss I'M. shpments VT 40 $50 bushels.
~ 80 ras lust such day IN oats as IN coTn--nnt
nth little change IN price and small trade.
NJ onenad Al asA cents. sold between -as and y =
saa nS eicf-f AZ 23hs cents Everybody had the h1li-
Sas in mind Receipts were S4i cars with tio cars ssi
e-ss Sampes = cent lower. Clear
ssasa @ sr. c,o 900 bushels December easy. SELL
an, AZ al cent? closing zeis cents.
uent to-day In provisions pork advancing
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
CENTRAL RAILROAD or new JERSEY,
Auih aeus coai usel sfciufiNr4i.
FoIr Tra,ks AufoWaUc LloiA signals
stations n NsW-fOrk i00t ~ Liberty u.
ana NhfehaI Terminal
Trains leaga fnnf - Liberty 81
a aTar NrN ffs1 1891.

,eils usel snciusifr4f.
s.a,rs iSif s''NS S.rSor ASiS' ieo; T q LssTS ST.
T..rs. ,,s!. 'S;; q, q - .s'7y ll,, s.
&C. %. s.1o 5ls sic NJ fs0l ii % Essea,. no:
= 80 5sa!.;. ...' 80 10 g S4.'.a' a N. Ia ~
'g yiA.,serye F''.,c ere s,E'2''T e '' 4 A.
~ Fr n-rdaf s9i i' 'is p :. oo 40 % Rsai,
So l1es e 20 800 o., IS 80 & ReaaagP u L ls nss
ssc85- z y. IL i5 nis,' '.'.,.'..........,.. "a
po 4 saa e ' Pho ~ b 10 ;1a ssal,. s; 4 ~
O." = " ALLH RorTE.
c,ffssr n,d ,sai sa. toa'S 'aS is pas ,.s,. -
SSol' rfa eses s' 'p @ q sA ~ as,.,. g 80 ssr Ne
:, It,i ,s.n ,.e A.sv., e.. =, ,,ean G'ovs' S'
'''''' Res '-'s ,r'5,a i lti.r'~oooi H'sSsooH
,p'y M r - y gs soas.,- io.is : ~ -.
For Ton nrlr na,, s@' t.re "a II on,s,rnss'a ''e
- g. hi,auc ~ vheisas sni aHtssioa 80 A. N.
= G F''f' =, s;''I's "a s'f !. g'.s'': 81: :.s &
Nso'-,'. s.o :. r,r..,. 80, 'oor .
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
yor rnILAlEI4HiA BALTIMORE AND WASH
tNcION
.'. ss 90 j,s . = olGo' e. /. q? q it
sSa aa '1i 6isa ean 80 81 sis ns, ha;l'',as '.s' an
:so s soS q s - .eIa-;i ~ ;giiirflrstf = : q rtRHiNAL
iss iios' i:'' +. r. 2 o.. \ q I h IS ~ 81 K IL
so s5ss;;. io:s u % = - isis ~ ssn.ss 10
- 10 ~ ~ - q @ S5 I:,' ssS s. q sss
WITT a. a. 3, ia e; :el ':, =, ', ti.g
wsy 5si 81. A. 81 is 90 s. ~ ES., S. iT@
.sr rs "s'' -; - rson S nrosEyn ss n.asvay. win.
Nteet .,.s.rr frow t0ff's - frs 'ofs % ''s'1a''
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
BALTIMORE & OHIO

New 1UIf. WNIlrLhI AVIIiIIHt s'NF'' VT ""
foot CT Liberty Street.
sDally Except slniay. Sunday
PITTSBChG. '43o m. t$ 2s ?. M 500 p M 'i2 %
night. (43g o. m. laoerty 81 ohi.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. t7.35 1000 (pner.
c5ner, ie ~ p rn- ana .i2 IS Eight.
NORFOLK. tll30 a. m.
NEW ORLEANS throush .ie-per'. ~ . :? 90 D. m
trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Onces: li3, i72 2ei. 434, til0 Bdway 81 E. 1t;h-st
27 Bowery y. Y. 800 3i4 Fulton-st Brooklyn. White
hail Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or ressne"
destination.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
WEST SHORE R.R

Trains leave w 42d ST. statou \. Y, a. follows. a.
IS N. earlier from foot Of tranAlin ST.; ,
ID.IJ A. NJ. Daily fOT Aloany Suea. syracuse HoSnrs-
ter Buffalo Niagara alls. fCFi Wayne lesio Olsi -
lend aad Chicago.
Goo, r. M Daiiv for Albany Montreal. ptes. syfa-
ouse Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto De-
tToii Cleveland. Chicago and s. Louis ,..
sI5 T. NJ Daily Tor Albany. Utica, SYRACUSE hSehes-
te Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit SleNS'sHd
Chicago and 81. LOUIS
Time tables ~ principal hotels and Offices
c z LAMBf,PT General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave. New fer1
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01

rlr,rr,@I Dec. g. 3.45 p -EVchangess 40
ri Northern spring firm Is 9,sd oofnSp0' c,iaTy
@ ica@ g "Af FsrSary ss 2.d Mah 3s I'd Fi9p5 :,
- 80, yi,,s, steady los Hops az London taeihe
LOUIS rsa-s VI t5szf5 - Beef extra India mess,
ec "a prime mess SIS 81 Pork firm pt.e nys a. s R
- -. So a.. nrime medium western 4os %
III, shor cut ls ~ hrn is B'eon' On - ,! ~
land % ,g c'car niddles light. 20 70 3s ~ dul IS
"a .1s clear mdd.s heavy 80 10 - 10 dnii :, M -
" 's ~ 10 ~ 10 dull IS, clear bellies - u -
~ dull Sss shoulders sagsss u 70 y r. cssss mep
~ 'ett lwhite and oolored. firm. 43s Iallo" PRIME
lcan ,os C'ttonseei Oh, Liverpool rehned du. i+s
e. TNlrpentne spirits steady |'' ''''''
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01

C0ilon E1ca8nge specA Lyell0l canes; S9o; cotton
s'ac sales ior0 bales saea4laton and export 90;
~reri -ar. 200. receipts 5000 American 1000: mid
ding ursnds S.d Flaree nea quiet. l-64d advance
months. partially l64- advance On the late
months Closed quiet and STEADY, unchanged 70
--esi net decline January. 5ies JanusrZ feori AIy
sis FebrGRr!March 5l abs Mar April 1l.s, April
May tlSs MayJunc BAD J-ne-J Wy. 3l5o. Juy August,
Ma August -sepiemhs- 3iTt. 2rreabar-Oco5e-. 3lss:
orotg-Nc,emoer. 3lsiso. Manchester--Yarn5 hrm;
slslhs euut
Rcgspis at TIE ports and interior points to-day. COM
iasi visa Tie same doy .-si week and last year. were
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01

27i5 cents lard and ribs 1874 Tn. strength vas
started hy a very large buylnS bv Baldwin = nul.
10 OOO barrels pork 10000 tierces lard aud oooo
mounds rths That Incident. The next was
large buying BY Armour through brokers Ths later
On the curb puts on May closed At 2oA cenis'
s.cslIs
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01

pRuosTne msTe, was very quiz; in r sn asnaT
ss@ aass a' n & 1 IS I've oSrt T Fs s. s p.ws % S S 7 %
GopSne GS91sSa e bA 2 concs pSas ssaa os esSs < 80
qun!ne domestic 'nanuta qrsrs bgk, 2oasG foreign
FLOUR AND MkAL--The market was entrey neg
Price sosns fsry s,sady sprine patents S iSass 90
winter staigh': ooaSt 60 winter patents 81 9t5 l3
extra No winter $ !oq.S CO. no grade 81 5o9$l IS:
spcsvHs' ,s. sc5 5b nisT So
sales bbls Quoted: kin 81 soas2 to brand
, c1 Hhs 80 60 as asa ss'S So n
"5 sus sss P rPs :. e sses '' ~ ,,ss @
7e homny chez esc Gnsa 1ai ssesS7 sceeRns' a
g an cycrine-up eSsraStsr
out with strong movenne'.t owing to higher Enssf
Se the cent mast Tsse "sn qaTs aDs
s net & T. a Y an ,etvs c 1s
sharp break occurred followed il tie last hour BY
ci!esgo deal passed into history very cuisjy giving
while hSn OF the bill factors early. gave l!ils
cause for apprehension The score et political trouble
above last night but eas-d on somewhat closed "a
tier rsason FOR diseredtns last nights sensational war
rumors seaboard cearances were fair and the export
oai hs MSa bush ssdo
neys was rahea . ,avoyfSe Ms N3s%ess receipts ,ea up
opinion the wheat crop situation Through liberal in.
he visible supply was schsaued to nereess sbout Loo
;rsdng The time after Change being devoted to holiday
festivities Quotations OF cash wheat. anont basis
were follows No . red 81 OH No hard Manitoba.
s. os+. No Northern Duluth 81 o2'a Nc J No-,hern
New-York, 99A.c: No hard Duluth, 81 Cia, "Brso-
tt-eei'r" exports of from both coasts
$4,000 bush. .... .COFN-Siecuiatcn was on a
in the last hour when II became unsettled by the
egpsr,y in wheat and lost part Of It's early sdvanSs
daily elearances again but export trade
limited 10 3 loads TIE Liverpool market closed I'D net
higher. No 2 corn closed al 35Isc, a1oa' Brad
stree: ezP2Gs n ,S5 t0 the %ssk were t8gSo sss sq.s
neglected alike in speculative and spot Departmental
former closing practically unchanged from last night
No business reported 10 oats quoted at ZS1c
Ne oats 2s-c No white 3oc; ~ white; sc Wack
mixed, 2SH G20c track white 2sl33'sc Rf f-Mar-
ket steady; No Western, 4sirc. Bu1alo; No
Western, 49Ec ! Buffalo. .BARi-El-Msrket
steady: quoted at 2ss.c, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
LENlGH VALLEY SYSTEM.


Wet ..l Penn. n. is oortlanat Or
'Tralca.-. Tine fror wesl 81 g. Other figures abe.
.Gs,1 $40 \. " dai'y ,ssoosy eos A. NJ foe
MAucH o1llNK nnd ,u,ern edst, ,'aons 49, , -,
rox '' "sst da,se rI.a,eA tWSss dayo' ITHscs.
GENEVA ROCHFST .R TrFFAIO NIAGARA FALLS
srd the West md principal oesI poins dinns car sni
.l,,1n. 1900 ro~- s,ilv. s,c.p, sunday
"BLACkDlAMUND EXPRESS"
ss Sdsenss l nTf1 sjs ss Sa J. Fs%sa & Ss.
carte Connects At iITaD VITA through iiespers 10
-. 10. ,bs:oP II daily er-ep, Sunday. for MAucH
c.iuH ana irie-msda,e ports ..o,
NAl'Cti CIiJSN and Tho coal tranchel
;2o. 10 aany ,NoS ,sANsoeS; SUNDAY ~ wIiKEs-
date stations Connects os al points In coal regions;
-:,.5o. t,0 ], = daily. ssc.g, su9isy. .. wItKEs-
psiiaan Haas, parler Car to wrkssesrrs.
CHUNK end n;srne!iata stations Chair car 20 Beta
.as5c. sl5 r. NJ eany for EAsroN and intermediate
.G.5o. 200 r ~ esuv 20, nuFPAto NIAGARA
icy 30 $50 = s. laiiy e1cepi s9sia5 ssns 9sly
y socHEsTFh BiTIyA ntgFGp . G a9s ,..Ds TpnoS I;
5assengeis ,sr,ei 80 tagssse otr,'t, ,r,,
's'"ei eHaT 2iS" = tMnc4qlfsrFRR RFF,io "NiiatHt
hfditiaral ocai tHius daily 'xeep, slntsy ~
h19o.i aRf "a oso 80 70 70 10 ,sun4ays only, 4 s.
% % 81 ant - ~ - -, -, A.,
ss5 So, az iiss cos,, ,s a !,
s.. ~ boNelFo -. 80. pr,,si.- ~ -
y rransfer Co viii call az ani cheek tassaEs ffon
As,,i resseenca through e. dss'n'ii''
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
..,,.....4 20, IS Novemhe,

20 November
Rio--cofee market quiet; No RIO. $780, exchange.
2-Sod: receipts. 1000 bags; cleared for the United
states bags; cleared fr Europe 600 bars; stock
$4,000 bagE.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
I,tI lAtaAMANNa AND Nsss1fHs H. n
stntlons I'm Ncw-fork. foot OF barclay
aud Christopher streets.
yEsTIBuLED TRANS. ptLlMN BuFFEr

c,Rs. TI.TsCH Light.
r,-ee. rout. 40 NEWARK BLOOMFIELD NoSTcf.Afp,
THE oRAN5es summit, BsEa~rsssliis, Blssins
hdsc Maeison MoTris''se: l r-,..e r,r,-rr,en b,91
LAKE i.s 'faoPATcpxo Hs;ss,,s,gss scHooLEY's
Eoi'NrAIN wsshngtsn PHIlIpsBrRs, FAsTON.
wtTrR GAP sTporDsBrff p...aa Msl-,sins
SCRANTON, PirrsroN. wILKEspARRE NANrl-
ro,s BlNdHiwToN oxF6Rn. NORWICH wsis,-
s rIc vgc5 RlSFrsp ~, e, siTSas dyno s',;s,
ssG6ssSIS ssGskSIySss S9rn insisvr * 6SiMai .Ss
,on,s wf>sT SonTuwrsr kSp s0f-Tnwr,sr "
zoo 4 N-sIN0HAHro> MAIL. STOPS prneipsi
psv 4. M--Ccatt csr,, BuEgaLo. scraNros. ,rrNa-
FicaTiEi.D SPRINGS SYRACUSE. as oswsSo
FxpREes pal,nan raflsg Cars. C1n1sstns a.
ru-aio With fra.n- fof chielgn ant p9lnts West
IN - M-scR sNroS. wfr.XFS SsAHkr ana ELsfrRA
FxFf;Ess pullman hane; rsIisr ssr -
sco v M-scRa NTON. wILNrSoAERc AND PLYN-
ro p CDliiyj-ChicaEO yes;ihuisd Limited Esprsn
81 SCRANTON niN iisMroN ELMiRA, hrv-
FkLo PULLMAN Buffet sle.plns Car. Nsx-fork 20
Chicago D.ains-CAr we., Of Bg-sa
$50 ssasNroS SsSsfIi s,,is1 &
an p Nj DAILY --.st'FFAtO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
uTTicA ssi oswkGo ExpREss fuilsis psnsi
TICKETS ASr PULLMAN aqcovxorArroSs .,
Henry Gaze 4 sol' Lamtsi iis nIostwsy. ~ Para
rl.ss ~ III cor cor :,ss 81 w,s isss-
Colunihas-avs.. New rork rs ans Tsh fuli.n.st snf
.es Broaa~ay nroyslyn. Tims-tsb giving fuh nfs-
"wrsrcorr rxPRrss COMPANY viii can ssr sss
oa.ek sarssxs hots, r~sdsse> 1~-s'--'iea-
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
Rai'ro,os.
PENNSYLVANIA


= ,o,. HALhktoAO -.
e..so..e. S. ana 90 cos,.. assa sss sls S"'''
DIas is.sl4- .as oH DssSsos.'s Ani ccsA9sss sss
'.sft. ny IND "a sssss .H'r's' s'.s sis' AA '"' ave"
go s. F1SI @AL Pullman Esss' r.ssr g.ss,. car -
ch.saso. No coaches so Pt,stars
$50 4; ": SSaSLyHNiiH" tiaifrs5, -Ssli.:.
s % va rss'sss "S s. 100. .ss Sss,s
o So +. - G'"sG'i GaeAS i's AS ~ = l6Ts fs rxpREss
5sS f.'h' h.ftS ia Sf,-s cs1.ana
Tao +. VI. Sol fix liz. sA iE-Xpirgs For Puts
1.4o i. ~. BXciSit E%r''Ti'hss - p.',ssars ans
so i. a. NSi SN6 sSr,sKss f.'s.s ti.ar-.,
& 5a ysr Se~ 20 .q Agns 80. ifSy ~,
" tsulN.ToN tND inl. ~el Ta,
$50 cons essaaa. Lin ID p,r... aad O.anS carr.
niss, sasi.y- - -, 10 ;, = IS = c5asr,,-
.,Hsi i.' a. rarior and Da.aE Nl,si y GSi1s
so..,rli-.N hAiLNAf.- Elprs.s a.. u % n.sns
Aril fic COAST iiHE. -s>srs.s. 90 "a ard -
fslla T3R N,E 'SE Sli, one @MlwAr ~ sor az,
a M 49, 4,,' '4'., r '"-s.t '"i tn. Hr"' V'-'' - "
"TL3Sfls rt4 S, 81 &es1Y l M ~,,s a,, , p,,sr1s'c, p
carr. lAY % D ~ SesE-I-o. ,D.,ar..s .sa csr,-
I9ss cs, srassa h.s, ~. a,.ri.s saaasy.: os..ee
s,rset >'a.ar'. so D., p u-. 80 -, iiio ,. ~
Cett.lLt 'se'.i 80 d. ',l@ i.'ie itl sio. ii5j
..afols t,,ii ,pi 'IIfni,.
.6.si. ~ 80, 80" ~ s 20 ~, g 30 NED az
s9' +2o dos.a9 c.',. ~ 'o.airs c4a - ,bslns
sg s'e a.l,. 30 'i'i,a''.n. eso i'.5 4, y. 10
,.sr opnng caD 80 $50 D m i2eJ aght
TS.s, sss' ~. - go 90 IT, ils' ii H.. ;Hs .,
S. "a ,.; .s'ieas iooi e g: sni a. .',sai' %
way. ana pra s.yn AnnsS s.a.,2a. nFiokiyn s,a.es;
3 o- any essSs sssoss s'I from sss and Ts.eos..
, ih,ous, g, To- - ds,ilna,ion s,,, uooc
General Nar'rs- Gene-d passr Nss-'
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01

Iversr.o inefkets-San oeco~ee market Qpifti good
beg 49,, 5000 receipts. 22 900 bags siocE sGl 600
slsses r., st once market opened 1fn lower.
ntyfs angel o. = M higher, ~ ns l0yp bags
n or... market onened steady. = faac 1sher. At
,athsrres l Sa- unchanged. a. barey t'fsiy anf
bg, ~ e!ose3 'arc .=t hxher: tofaf sa.es 1900
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01

yEArisgsirNrs az. Cubs - gas gs.eaas
~ rccsit Uptown Oshcs, Ne i2s- tsrpsi9sf
:. ielr ssria % sisss' sn,i se.a-S N ss.sIsse.
of;ce unt Iciye - to. Va 80 shave
.. y. cor. Sls-st ~ cth-sVs. Feast. Nays
si ios wess s2d-s, nsar elh-ys. 20 Ess i.sh-.t 5r
e.: i.23s :d-ave. between roth and TIA s.s
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
Railroads.

RAILROADS..
"AHaRlcA's GREATEST aA.AHo.'.
NETWORK
CENTRAL tt! a.
~ & HUDSON RIVER r. 2.
NE E0Ua.TRACk TRUNK LINE.
Trains leave Grand Central Station. ':a Street ard
$50 TE 9Ts4r '1Isg sEpsmss sTgspy srs IT. s0'p Ss
Ts ras,S : 4 ! Il. Sssai. S.ss !:
ai;a s 's % +, Sealing Ss''s esSs 3 Connects NJ utei
Hd9nap' s N0s9,i;p' %,;a aiS Mon'5s@' s,
Ais;sny. ttlce. slTarpse. Eochcs'sr Buna'o NJ
1000 A M~YoGTH SHORE LIMITED. paly-Si-
Duo h5sr , train e cbeas. va Ml"hissn . sso p
Scaso ss $50 40 "a earris. ''1's s:espHs ard do~as
1870 M%16bAy ExrErss :.e.g, ssqaas iSDo,.sSI soI
100 , s-26u r,iw'EsrvRx LIMITED. peaycT.- ,..
cagnsus ciu,lnnafi Indianapolis and St '>'''
100 7 MciicAGo .pEclAL Das.T9S, ~ :, Pss1ss psas :
$50 0i'},e NrR6y ont rfs5snes:s4; ssb nxy SPECIAL c,p-
= Suntay-ror Garrison (Rest Po'r'' Po0saNe''
500 ?. M@LiEs}G: sHorY LIMITED. PAL. na.,yIs,. ,s.
csyesra 's ss 70 cGlfas H. Tosso yS 'ss esc
einnsti due 44s p N. and Toledo To- - b1s bgs-
cue l0:l5 T. N. due Kansas tity neN; roi''"s
~ oI rss sleeping and drawing room cars only Tor =,
u.OO !. Nv NESTERs EXPEEa- u.l,i. s.,i~s,-e
- tlr clnnati ard 81 Louis. -x.v
D.2o r M-NoRTHrRN EXPRESS pall' + Or Or, ~ IA
ftN ,snuts. Bennington. Montreal ana sN'N'' -
I.'N P. M.-BUFFALo SPECIAL Dsih -fg ,.,,ea
r0nfack Mountain Points AMI Moatre1l. va -
Nochester. Buffalo Niagara Vais TORONTO. ''''''a'
900 P M~sfEcff&I, rIMrrEp MAIL. Daily, S!ser
~. va Lyons. and for Buffalo. Ceyea''' l'''"''
015 n PAcIFrc EXPIRES psry-F9Sr S- syToteg,s 1,s
Oswsgo; Watertown Cape Nncery; Na' go, go
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Cleveland Iole.o., ~,
tsd snd exesp; Saturday. FOR Cape vincent anu '"' "
1910 Nisht-MIpNIGrIr EMPRESS. Theatre ;r ;rar
~ for Chicago and principal points on we S,nds,
central, every night exc,p' sunday hlbl "''
nights Chicago se4pe.s leave On s;l3 trahl. . p,,..
BIO a. " and 32s r. M.-Day. except auEd9y' 10 ''-'
~ a. sunday ony 20 Pit,sned and the Berkshir'
ALI. NIGIIr' TRAINS TO yONXrBs ,.
AN right' between isith stree, Int poinL
with the elevated road The only lin" running All hsN'
trains OF New York.
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trans Illuminated With PintsCh Light
Tcke's and Wagner offices AT Grand central Sta Ion -
2G; 413 Broadwa, 81 East 4th 81. 9i2 broafWhy. -
Columbus Ave 81 West i25th St. i25th - station an
i3sth g. station New York 93s and 72G Fultor s.; aa
Telephone 279o Thirty-eigh;a Street" for New Yor'
Baggage checked from residence ey the West
/ cot. Express Company.
| JOHN " TOUCET. GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Manage General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01

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Evening star., 1898-11-22
PATENT LEGISLATION
Compilation by Local Association Of Bills
Pending in Congress.
Three Points Upon Which Agreement
Has Been Reached - Report of
COmmittee-FinaI Court.

Pending Legislation" is the title of a
pamphlet just issued by the Patent Law
Association of Washington. 1t is a COM
pilation of the bills pending in Congress
affecting the patent law, together with the
views of the association thereon. Before
the association passed upon any of the bills
in question copies of them were submitted
to the members of the association and law
yers throughout the country, and criticism
invited
The committee having the report in
charge consisted Of Messrs. w. F. Rogers,
W. A Bartlett, A. S. Browne F. w Rit-
ter, jr, and G. P. Whittlesey In discuss
irg the scheme of work the committee
says:
'The conclusions herein presented are not,
therefore, merely the predictions of few
men, but from a deliberate Judgment
reached by a long and careful study of the
" hole field of pending legislation as viewed
by many representatives of the patent
bar ard officials especially interested in
patent legislation.
Briefly these are the ded1ctenS or tne
committee:
United Upon Three Points.
The association found that everywhere
there was an agreement upon three points:
The necessity Ct carefully stut yilg out some
plan TO put into the best shape the mass OF
material piled up in the United States pat-
ent office, so that a thorough search might
be made by the examining corps. by attor-
neys making validity searches and by the
public generally in search of information:
that there are now too many appeals in
contested causes in the patent office, that
the present arrangement of circuit courts of
appeals as courts of final resort is a fail
ure in the patent system, and that one final
court is wanted whose rulings will cover
territory co-extensive with the grant.
There are also other suggestions which
seemed to meet with general approval. For
example, that the trade mark law shall be
extended to commerce between the several
states, and that the power of the commits
sioner of patents should be supplemented
by specific provision of law regulating the
admission of attorneys.
Al previously suggested, the association
Evening star., 1898-11-22
FACES TWO CHARGES.
Young Man Accused of Grand and
- Petit Larceny. Respectively.

Young Man Accused of Grand and
.--i Petit Larceny. Respectively.
John c.. Collins, alias John c. Myers, the
young man who was arrested several days
ago by Detective Horne because his ap-
pearance caused the officer to believe he
was not here for any good purpose, was
arraigned in the Police Court today on
two charges of dishonesty. In one case 1t
was alleged that he stole a diamond ring
worth $40 from Robert Leding's jewelry
store, while the theft Of $15 worth of dia-
mOnds from r. Harris & Co. was another
allegation against him. The prisoner plead
ed not guilty to both charges.
When Detective Horne made the arrest
the prisoner said he jockey and had
come here to attend the races. The Off
Ger found nothing to substantiate this
statement, and proceeded to investigate the
young mans movements since his arrival
in the city. He had large amount of jew
elry on him, and when the officer got in
formation concerning the identification of
the articles mentioned he preferred against
him the charges of grand and petit larceny,
respectively. The prisoners counsel was
unable to appear in court this morning, and
a poStpOnement was necessary.
In the case involving the charge of petit
larceny a jury trial was demanded.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
1t VIII BE Sold at Auction This Afte
noon.

II HI ne SoiA az AuctlOh Alter.
noon.
The property known as the Grand Opera
House, at the northeast corner OF 18th and
E streets northwest, is advertised to be Of
fered at public auction this afternoon by
order of the receivers of the property. Ow
ing to the inability to meet the interest
charges on the bonded indebtedness it was
placed in the hands of receivers. There
are $4,000 first mortgage bonds and 100000
second mortgage bonds.
AS the owner of majority of the second
mortgage bonds Is Mr.. o. G. Staples, 1t is
supposed that he will be the purchaser of
the property although there has been
some gossip in theatrical circles that Nixon
Zimmerman have had their attention
called to the property and also Keough d
Davis. who had the house for some two
weeks in October, were considering the ad.
visibility of securing It's control. 1t is, of
course, not known whether all or none of
the parties nameH will bid for the property
1t is. however, the belief in some quarters
that the name ef, the, place in the future
will be Staples Grand Opera House.