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our terms. Ambassador Cambon. l have reason to believe, has had confirmation through diplomatic channels of the press reports about Spain's acceptance, but he will not be prepared to make for nal announcement to the Presi- dent until the full text of the note, which the Madrid Cabinet has been at work upon to-day. IS cabled to him. There IS no doubt as to the accuracy of the Madrid cable to the effect that Spain's reply will give no reason for further response by the United States. The fact IS, the administration will not permit any further dickering for terms.
 The President was emphatic on this point at the time of his last conference with Ambassador Cambon.
 In view of the announcement from Madrid, therefore, 1t is as surned that Spain has recognized the futility of further attempts to secure better terms and that the Madrid Cabinet has determined to accept all the conditions inn posed by the United States.
 All that remains now for bring ing about the cessation of hostili- ties is the promulgation of a pro- tocol embodying the terms pro- posed by the United States and accepted by Spain. This will be done as soon as Ambassador Cambon presents the note being prepared in Madrid to-day.
 Secretary Day and Enbassa- dor Carnbon have already con- ferred as to the details of the pro- posed protocol. There will, there fore, be little delay in it's promul- gation. The terms proposed by the United States will be en- bodied in the protocol in the same language given in the first
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Madrid Cabinet Approves Basis of tbe Reply to
 McKiDley.
Possibilities May End by Monday or Tuesday When Official Dec
 IdrotioDs Are Expected.

MADRID, Aug. 6-The Cabinet to-day approved the basis Of reply to the peace conditions proposed by the United States
 Duke Amodovar de Rio, the Minister Of Foreign Af- fairs charged with revising the reply which will be read and approved at the Cabinet council tomorrow morning.
 It is stated on good authority that the Spanish reply will give occasion further response to the United States.
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Under the order of the daparrment detailing all the armored vessels Ter Iowa, Oregon, Yankee, Prairie, New York and Indiana began taking coal and supplies.
 On Tuesday, July 26. it became known that the Brooklyn had been added to Ad'alral Sampson's fleet and that Com nodore Schley had been ordeced tc sc- lect another flagship from the small vessels to be left on the blockade.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-07

by more substantial modern ones. This meant the dismounting of each of the big f1ve-inch guns and the removing of the gun itself from the jacket and car
 riase. Twelve guns in all had to be replaced. in Addition to a six-pounder that had been bent and spoiled. The work began on Tuesday, when the Armeria arrived with the new mounts, and in charge Of Gunner Applegate, the work, done entirely by the crew of the Brooklyn, proceeded so rapidly thar
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OFFICIALS BELIEVE THE
 WAR WILL SOON BE OVER

NEW YORK, Aug. 6-The Herald's Washington core spoden sends the following Convinced than week ago that Spain had determined have peace price, the official from Madrid tonight that the Cabinet approved the basis of the reply the peace conditions posed by this country accepted by administration officials authentic The general verdict official circles here tonight that the with only the ormaies necessary before an official declaration This will probably happen before Monday or Tuesday.
 Lad. af
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on Friday noon all were finished.
 -On Saturday, July 23, the Brooklyn and the Vixen left Santiago for GuaIi- tanamo, and for the first time in eight weeks the frowning Morro looked down on the Caribbean Sea free from menac- ing war vessels. The Brooklyn was in bad condition and was or1ere1 to repair at once.
 The Texas was ordered to New York, her decks being in a dangerous condi- tiOD
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DYNAMITE GUNS
 CARRY THE DAY AT ..= TOWN OF GUAYAMA
General F1oines' MeD Capture the *.z..Pluce and Later RepeI q Fierce ""=.=. Attack of SpoDidrds.

at San Juan, the capital of this island,
 advised the Spanish officers to surren- der to the Americans The Spaniards, however, in reply. announced that they had resolved to fight. In spite of their commanders brave
 talk it Is understood that the Spanish
 officers of minor rank have refused to fight or to imperil their lives in defense of San Juan.
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TROOPS AND MAIL
 =. FOR PORTO RICO

:: NEWPORT NEWS. Va, Aug. s.-The : transport. Manitoba. with Pennsyfyart :: cavalry and artillery and the Tinted : States. mail for Porto Rico, has sailed : The remainder of General Grants ex-
 pedition is still waiting for transnorts
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C0NSULS ADVISE THE
 ..: z. SURRENDER OF SAN JUAN

:. PONCE, Porto Rico. Aug 5 (via the Island of St. Thomas. Aug. 6, delayed
 in tradsnisgion). ).-The foreign ConsuIs
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s.ive market revealed An unusual condition OF rreeu
Ss s IN x. fs q. higher TT 2ssT
,ossPs q ne dag t s.a.rl und.rion. o. ne sn,5s
had reduced Il, duty On whes, and ~ continued
s nor e'S or ss ss ~ s an DAY hs Explaining aa
re stiffness z March ana MAJ. while ire o;h., months
side,a,le selling IN. favorable crop outlook rhege
this season ana ihe month ally. away ssnilnen, in
d. new crop deliveries as show by todays develop
en;, in is weekly report 70 whea,
s,i.ns as s.m.wha p.endeed in Limited part Of me
stances There have been free rsk-,Inee Of and
day we're & ea-s behnd is., ycaT Repor's rorn Kan
cry stated that farmers deliveries q wheat hsye
month and sre now ssas ooo bush poin Of som,
he difference between Chicago and Sewyork from
en- mare. ''f Ssne tn. weaker '' cable -spor.
;sowsa un rsrSs, shanse, AMI vsrs without much sss,
having previously been i.0isd below las, might; The
as a: s % ' s 5o ass s s5 4 cs
the coast ' had BEEN osr 10 hs crsn In on
Ton With the reported srnash duty redason 4 was
would result, DER cus'o,sry purchase, bcins from $500
shipments rad .sms influence on he market during the
SSr'9:rs HHa.S is a sFSss
:, atfSs gains an TaTs MADE 81 e
market to-dsy with fair speculative trade suI cash
ofmanc somewhat restricted ~ the ADVANCE IN prices
The close ic higher than las: Aside from the
fact that be pcpuiar with the local and
outside trading element ~ ;te heavy
cash demand there considerable buying ;oay tha
idea that the probable speedy breaking up ~ country
roads in The West would materially affect receipts Gable
quiet end unnpo-tant seahoari cleararces
light The business consisted 81 sbogt loads
No . closed &1ssc + anoat. .OATS-A
sharp advance took place Il ths market today. par
ticularv spot property. futures following
~ &c rise last night. 80 closed 81 nc.
oats. 3c: No white. 33c: No white 32izc: track
mixed ri i. 1870: white 33730c RYT--Ns-ket
steady: No Western quoted soc. anost; state
rye. s5a55isc. track EARLE Y-Marset quet;
feeding quoted at 40c, New-York, and 32i. g3sc,
c / ( Burao
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York March B. 1865.
sEEvEs- Receipts. cars. 3, head al Tor the mar
generally steady. Dressed beef steady at 1Ts-c per ID
Tor poor to prime city dressed native sides No change
IN cap.ef. The American carried 70 London today io9
SchwsTzschid Sulzberg'r. ana los mead Tor
Shamb.rg SOa. No exports tomorrow.
CALVES Receipts - head. all f3- the SNtleth-s ST
market There Hale business for lack or stock
promptly Veals sold at S5pSs per 700 ID io poor 70
Country steady 6G o dressed grasses quot
able 4n6c little calves so.d al f'gHot =.
saes-T T. Nelson. Il veals 13s 70 average. az s. per
To- 10: DO 10 10. at 81 Do. ~ ID. at 81.
Hume & Mullen; Neals lSS 10. az So ; co. liz 10
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receip,s. Is cars. 1924
Of which direct To butchers, making. Win
stock carried over from Yesterday total OF 10 cr
- be sold az jersey CITY and cars a. Sxtie
81, sheep we're IN fair demand and fully steady. Lambs
however dragged onsder1bly aid IN Al! instances rue
~, lower. and the decline or heavy lambs 10 some
sod al late hour sheep sold So 23TSs 100 10
FOR p0cr prime quality. Lambs 81 :" -,pNb 30 20
common choice srides Dressed mutton. 'asc per ID
ssies-Nev,on s g: 25i Western lambs. es y. at
So II per 70 l25 10 Gall clipped, ~ 10 a. s. 90
iOs IsT.ory sheep lS3 r nr q s. amos s o.
M Collins $50 Ohio lambs Oan clipped. 30 y. az
s42j 900. -, =
81 10 at 50 .: Sej Buffalo do. IS n. ar 81 - ~
George DuerSack: 159 state lambs. 80 ~ az So %:
state sheep l2o 70. az So b o. lo2 H. a. 81 50 90
HOGS-Reccipts II cars. 500 head: abou, cars
on sale Active and sren iss, At 81 agS % PEI 100 H.
sales-A. W. Lamb: 81 stat. hogs. 1873 y average at
81 90 rough 900 ~ at SO 30: stag 800 10 81 90.
: Judd q o. tlste yc-ieriav) state pigs So n at
s. rs, IL state hogs i4s n ~ 81 is2 Ohio DO los -
81 25s do los 10 at 81 %; roushs 2e2 10 at s. So
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TXPORTs TO-DAY.
cr.NrRAL MARKET REPORT.

.,r-rr-The-e was n weaker and less active market
C1,iIe- c-Tee futures to-day. The nrst can ceVe4
M &C., feeling AT decline of tGlO points. VII
90. -sO bags ID - N. saies had reached y. 80
saes -be entire session the business Was coh'l
o-ss Is.-e- azure. with the market nnaly AZ NJ
% 'ns ,r-O -'infs Adverse cables from bsmours ~"
nss % sv ~scoipts At Rio and Santos lack ~ ~.
hs' re uart % spot buyers and pred ciions INA.
esI - no supply q coffee would show an .cfr"sc
s1.- o5 100 10 IS 900 bags. against decrease
q ~ a. ~ 500 goo bags We're all against me ma
= les were rot confident, partly because 'He
a. s,ss 5slIveries IN this country continued upon
scale ans led encoura cement 10 hoiders WI
lsat rsirr upon a broadening distribution OF actua
~ re. the besrish influence Of the big Anlei san
~ s,niy SIN considerably above the n!illoh ods
VS.. 80 more han twice what n was TWO Years SsO'
- p-syiis- coffee ruled inactive and nominal Nl'n
s,,s~S terdency c0sing without quoiaole chanse, .
90. for rvrlce ofs and C7<c for jooohg patceIs
.s- Tfrsrs cleared Rio yesterday WIN -4Vh .aee-
Y,-ssortl with 81 ,2o6 bags Rio and 500 psss
.,-ivss n Sew-York Rio shipments 10 turOpe
go Thria-- - o00 Santos shipments 70 LuioPe,
~, ~. me rio shipments 70 United states 10 ~
.~ .fnr,erts 10 1rited States $500 bags no sIli
80 - crer countries $1,000 bags, Victoria shpnf.sS
1900 states 600 bags Sellers az ca prices
- - CA In ne market f1r spo mild corets ara w
- -. feeling was very firm Tor the hisher truue
t,e-d STEADY other sorts. We quote MaIaealuo
s:sSeIc. Csicu.a GGl6c Jamaica, 1ul1c "A IuaE.a;
eees,si s,,erilla Oie0l7izc. Mexican. tp1Sc' thel
.e.e1-.s, :. GlSc. Costa Rica. si.9lO-ec conce IN
.-esr-cn b6sc. Mocha l74sal9nc, Fscans ih'e'o''
srre o. o5rir,, prices in The local market today
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ERIE RAILROAD.

-hrDuch tralns a.
A follows and nye caller from West 2Sd-s
900 a, M.-VestDued Express daily for h.nSnamton,
NsN-Ily, Eiml-a Buffalo, Bradford Arrive Buffalo 81
p 81 Parlor TO Buffalo. -.
2Co u M-vestlbuied Limited fss, mail Daily solid
train Tor chicago Cleveland 7<0 A NJ, Chicago
SIP IL sleepsrs Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car. ,..,,.
5.aO II. M.-Baraio ard ceysiand y.steu,ed EH1rsss
jamestown 90 A. n. Cleveland - 10 p seepsrs e
pa~sio and cieveianf making dmeg, eonnesu'ns ."
S:4s r. M--soiis train :, crics.o s'ceoers to Nor
r.t,, t.rs fo:AI. TINE CARDS ASp PULLMAN
way i:s Gowsry 1856 Eas, iash and q we, iS's IN
"a n FULTON St. 100 Broadwsy Brookyn 30 Hoasoe-
- Hoboken Jersey City station wesscot Expssss
- 1ootinsttoo
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Lard per 100 70:
N9y .:.. SO sss99s :55ss sss a.
shor, ribs per 100 70:
May ......". go s255h %, sS51
Lard, per 100 70:

Cash quotations were follows Flour sall No spring
TS syq s Gs Il 80 corn fFr':s @o$ sc
10 oats 26ac. 80 white. Q b. 2sS q9o,ae; No 3
S9s 80 rye so ;, 10 g 01Ims ,r D.
Siay .s,. g s5as2 e5s ines. PORK 66 SO e9g
slc & aE T ,o c9 o., ~ s.sd ' :ade4 s9r 81 5
short clear SIDES noxe s. iDR 50 Coz wnskey' 6is'''er
finished goods per gal 81 ,asa r. esu the butter
ebe,se quiet. sasisc; Gags steady. fresh. re.
C IN x. G Na1'e quiet a r3 20 mssd sa5
oats drr. 80 2 mixed 2SG2shc. Rye firm; No 2. 5ie
1d mer 8 10 s.d Pug .A Bn nf g sugar ssa
Ergs steady 10 sc. Cheese steady.
Milwaukee. March s.--wheat dull; 10 I Northern
s sssal,; No b. ''''''''' ~
Minneapolis March swhsat lover ag, March asse
sr~S' n oi -Four steady: first patents "a 95Gss %
second patents, 81 soasi 90 ceare 50 so9ti second
clears, SO soas3 Bran quiet in bulk siOsso'o' IN
Philadeiphia Mareh s.w1eat fra and a; higher
June nns Mar G s6a 1a s' n5 M me oas % ana
higher: 10 ? white. March. S3aS3'.c; April. May and
gne Al nominal Ba.' and western prn u Eggs
lover fresh nearby and Western i2,se reese un o
changed Refined sugars s'esdy Recep,s,aoSSlI $50 80
1 a. 900 5o bush: 'o oa,s. 500 bush
.sasr 80 rel oasn elevator 90. irac@ saeGsi March
es'.e May 81 Ola Jly - ga y ha II ~" 80
MaI 80. tr a. % MAJ 96,c: MAJ ~ nd Jas
g.. rack 5sG5e.. on track. this side. e0c. Butter
steady: creanaery lsq2ic; dairy s9'6e Esss lower
iO[c ..
To,.so March s-whsat higher. No cash. 81 CO...
May 81 bid corn active easy No mixed Si.Se: vS's
dull steady 40 mAs ,etlI stead pri. cash 81 on
oil unchanged.
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sor-TurRx COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. March 3--Cotton hrm; m.ddlins l.iee
loa niidling li-iSc. GOOD ordinary o-loc re'ips
20, s-norts Great Britain. ,pv 10 TIE on
,nea, soi cosstwise Iai sales SO; stoc. iSsssS,
x~rfo.k March 3.-Cogf9r ARM middiing, &C. low mo
siiov o i6r. good ordinary i'sc. receipts 'ss oa's
s,n6r,s ,Sas,.lse si3 sales. 40. stock, 6i"is
s,-anrah March &.-totton steady. Wlcnlins, osc.
i,v rddng ice receipts 1888 bales exports COAST
wise a760. sales. ~. stock. corrected =" eSD q, 90
rnuf= March 3-,'0ttnr steady. mdcine. , 1916,
lou nlddlnr g-i6c good ordinary. . roc. net -
rs.n:s ti4 bales gross AZ, shipments. $500 sales.
orleans March 3-Cotion steady; miidiinz 3s.c
~ ,dang 7iG,. good ordinary. Sac. receipts net.
sos bales gross. 60I1 exports - Great Britain BOO
coa sfv,lSn F.. e97. sales ifpc. Stock. ~e.sl'.
.fs,,,hin Jarrh cotton Arm. middling i3-ioc
low rni1dng she good ordinary 5.c net receipts.
io37 bales gross 20 shipments 2''S'' saiss 2oco'
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OTHER yARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

chcsso Mrh s, market for sa t Ts' 81 ss1d i
t S'fs as. 4s eh s1S [ass lie d at S. 5a
ties. yer. not neay as gGd as Ine steers A vent a.
os A. ssTs5 a. and an occasional II very
made a. s. gas s. Tie iel,sr part Of tss
a. g oas % ae' T.2 2na Bg COW, ys s,f Yea oT g IS
SsHnng cows sod chiefly 50 5Ogs3 and 'at neifers
s' as f @a. h9 ,o "ir . si' a5 2Te &c and the
esriy adrance was soon lost late sales being yester
Hogs sd dnr Gd ~ a gay anyw 5c, IrsrD
isrsey ct SiGsa o. Pigs sold mostly So logss %
isas T a; S5a IS 20 an- shon ismbs at s. @
$ So sh,eg sold a., 50 gqSt 20 eyes g2ag a. a. - e
& soas5 g. Reoeipts-cattis 1000 head; hoss 2Io0o;
cincinnati March sHoss active at 81 55Gst = i2A
Gs ,r.,. ' .,2a5s a. a. sids5 50 TO-
Es Bgo MIsn q s~ orsrei bsa a. sss
nothing doing. market slow. Hogs iteceiyts l., cars
market lo lore s2 Is 5od IS @s' ps Sa ast
choice s4as, 10 sheen ard lamos-Re. p,s 800 head
n ar gog 2i' s.5 81 tfeep ehoe % aethe
. ras Ibcr,y penn Alsrch S.,aitle steady: prime
8. soas5 common. SO 5oGsi bulls stag: and cws
ys.t-. ,e - 10 rs ayeragc s. 2ogS4 . common
Ys &C. ssss g'g ss ss'Ss G5 Ss q 2 a
s. s0ds2 - sheep STEADY; ~ ee. - So. common n
s, .ee e GO enS Ssai e ta9 81 5o9s7
Kansas city. No. March s-attis si5,ns 2ogSS;
oca ami fsl,ers 81 5oqs4 90 Western ed sSers $ia
$, 20: Texas and Indian steers - loIS 81, cows 6,is
ister. Tea-icr md packers 50 so7s4 Is mixed and
nsd'un s. soas4 o.: Ish' 81 e5qs3 60 pig 50 300
e. I. sheep ac.e Western mutt1ns g 5OqSi 20, year
inr. :, aOdS4 -: .ambs. 81 Jo0S3 81
rr-,is Narrr 3-Cattle steady 70 strong. fair %
f.-rv native shipping ard export steers - 3laSo 90
DE ssod beef and hutchers OqS5 under Wo 10 - %
ass G5 stocers and feeders S3lsi 90 COWS snd hefers
s2fSf %: Texas ana Indiana steers 81 io4si 30 cows
I'd hei,ers 81 S0TS3 80 H0se shade higher workers.
a. 0o7s, %. packers 81 eoG>i TO- butcher. SASS 10
sheep s-say: native muttons sgS4 90 lambs s6GSo 60
TeYss -nuft0rs. sass *.
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north - 3lstst until O'Clock y m; advertise
rents received following branch Offices AZ regular
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool March ,. as p m.--F;xoasnse -whsaL--
Spot dull 10 ! red No-'heu spring s. "a Corn-spot
March. b I'D. MAY. as %. July IS 2A,d Flour st
Louis fancy winter steady los. Hops AT Lpnion--fa
clnc Coast /, 1850 z, Beef nm, extra india mess
90 prime 5ss ~. Pork arm. prime mess me
western SIS "a. prime mess medium Western, 4ss yd
Hsnas-short cut ~ to 10 n easy al a5s Bacon nm
t.rlani cut 30 n. easy ais, short RIB 20 10 -
10 dull al 81 long cipaf mlddles Light ~ ~ ~ 10
steady at eps long clear mddes. heavy 10 70 - 10
steady AZ shari backs Ia 10 - 10 steady a.
IS 81 clear bellies. II 10 IA n. dun a. sk iS al
white and colored dull sos Tayoa-Irirue city arm
a. COS Turpentine-Splrits nrm az US % co.tonssea
steady at - 81
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soct Liberty street.
.Daily. Except Sunday. ssundaya
CHICAGO. .t3o 4. m. 900 p N. and 'l2 Is night
PITTsBURG .i.30 a. IN. 1925 .. g. 0V .. N.
sf2.i5 night 40 Liberty 81. ony)
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS, .ioCo a. M. .555 m
eli 20 m Dner) goo fDner). 10 . Diner. Ass
Q)rer) $3.50 p M and 'i2 IL nigat.
NORFOLK til.3o a m.
NEW ORLEANS Ghrough sleeper. IS - 81 10 p m
An trims are illuminated With Pntsch LgN,.
Ornces: iig lT2 2Gi a.. ii40 BGws. 81 e i4th-st.
~ Rowerv " Y 33y. 344 Fulton-s,. BROOKLYN White
RAN Terminal Baggage checked from hotel residence
TO destination.
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a received az their Uptown ONCE No Lax bro'ri"ty'
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rers received following branch ofes AZ regular
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON.

TON
From foot II Liberty ST.
Week day. 80 500 10 90 al 30 pn;Ss car, A. sa ~
DAYS A 80 10 90. ul3o Dining carr A. ~. zoo. Is 90
Dining carr go P. ". II IS E.tt Add.tons; tra.ns
for PHILADELPHIA week DAYS 300 4. NJ 20. 30, 80.
3:ao 800 p: ~; sqRiays, go 4 ". 100 u
Week days 40. 7:55 q. $50 s55. aos. 30 ess.
1000 1913 1915. llos ll:3o II - A. ~ i?:2s is.s'
AS t:55 s:25 555 $40 SIS s:55. 7:25. 1850 SIS
e:io IS 10 IS li:i0 r. II. 1918 mdt. sundays 90.
s5s 1000 II 80 A NJ. 200 n. 49,. 200. 2:so 800
1888 p NJ II Is mGt.
Tickets and narlor car FOOT o, Liss-ty g.
Whitehall! ST. 1I3 l72 ori 43i ga fii0. 1872; Broad
way 73T sh Az, 81 East IN s.. ls3 East i?sth 81.
273 Io5th 81. PSI Columbus Az. New York. 4
Court St SEQ Fulton -. Brooklyn. % Broadway VIII
smsburs. The y. Y Transter CO VII eaN - and check
ts.yaee from hotels or residences to destination.
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


RAILROAD.
s.ayloYs 20, VEST ST T y,s4IaSpT
Streets Z ten minute. later than that given ''''"
s 9Sss E eaa'i r T:sF q
s:$ Ssi1;, I III fiS..PPs
ton cfr fo S cso DH sssan@ Toc cHenH.
,so r g. dn f', s + I' s LOUIS ExrsEss
SO f:''s' @ 81. fsfS'' e&Sk ~ Cleveland
For JGta1 .sSgi r
.4o r.. g. fac pfs'fs9f IS F Psars .aa
Chicago rohnects for Cleveland excsp, SATURDAY ,c.
$50 T. M AND EXpRESs ., Pss1,g f
burg. ara points IVES. daily esceo. sunfsy no S'~
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. a 10
80 So 30 $50 opn.ns Csrj, 49, -, ,.ar,,
q 20 .ongTessiona las ali Psrlor ant D.n'ns u
nss ssndsy ssS 30 1870 ,, 81 20 c9 5s.as
sot9kk & Rilis siI e q Il Lii.s so o..
ArIaSfis c Ssssf' LiSs Fl SPECIAL %
r., week days. Express go a. m" ana 30 p -
Sds 5l5 fSIsa s eHq sA LIZ gay
ArE sss4iS' aai 80 as M '1y ana
c3.iian;i siTss:. % z M. Through Buffet p'f''
CAPE My 20 .. m weekdays CDeso-osses and cos-
r land r sTis'' , 20 INK -s-u sne.y
e5o,. ana ros 20 P'r;1H, Non so ITO M
cortlanl: s'r-e-sl go a. i2Io 40 $40 h-''
>. "a sunday s.: un,. o.
30 go 'Dens carr . pninE car so =, pies s
sco $40 ego 40 G.i-itas). $50. NO a. m. > 30
lninIns Carr. 3 - t2o .pininZ car 20 Dining carr
$50 DINING Car. a. G 10 p l2.@ night -.
Tlcke, ohrc.s Nx &C. a4t. 1895 1925. III ard 81
Broadway: | 4 Use. West =. erty-thir Street
station aad Stations f,t u Dssh-- and Tortsnot
Court Stree $50 Fulton Street. 3s BroafwO
sna Brsssyn Arysy s,o. nresklys sS az. al. J,r:sy
bassas, from hotels sHd residences through
. destination.
Telephone 'i21f. p -h.eeath Street for Per7syvAnis
Rs.rrsd Cab Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD.
- Gs,s.st Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-04
SHORE R.R,

Trains leave 42d ST. Station. n T. as follows aad
Is 20 earlier from foot OF Franklin ST.:
1915 A.. 81 Daily for .ny Cte@, syracuse; is9Soes
land AMI Chicago. ,,.,- -.
Goo p 81 Daily FOR Albany Montreal. Utica syra-
tro.t Cleveland Chicago and 81 Louis ~.
s.I5 p " Daily FOR Albany. Utica syracuse foches-
ter Bufao Niagara Falls Toronto. DcS)it Cleveland
Chicago and St Louis.
Tms tables at principal hotels ana ohccs
c. E. LAMBERT, General Passenger Aren't
Vanderbi.. Ave. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-04

,sDoOt AID NEAIs-DeaI.nss "a ne -four oeia4u.sa,
s.- xs-a 81 by Irregular .~fsspmsnts IN NAss
L.sl >sces demanded 10y lolters sales we' ~,
~ 'a'-' s'raglts. = G1fi 10 ~'nt-r patents ., s
.sltIS C-a~r s. 4cG ~. er'fa 40 J VIM
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scarss l097jc. s..rr,-s;ea1y: 20 co snc ~ r.
t,i1 n bulk '5a] spr.rs bulk 1oY'Se'
sn,rs re iced. GA uG5c, city t@es e-1@
+, 80 eneg ~ ofrsal. -, sS25 80. scleeans 'y"''o
csc o.! hear + lir siGs2c. r. 80 ~
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