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The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1898-12-08

, Artistic handle effects add to
umbrella beauty. The extensive
ness of the assortment is only
equaled by the worthiness Of the
umbrellas, and the little prices
Couldn't bring such exquisite and
novel designs within the reach of
prudent buyers before. Able to
now only by placing large orders.
Yours to benefit.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1898-12-08

Four men were killed at Castle Island
in Boston harbor Tuesday morning by
the explosion of submarine mine, which
had been removed from the channel. The
mine had been placed on team and was
being carried to the magazine. 1t is sup
posed that jolt of the wagon caused the
explosion. No trace of three of the men
could be found.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1898-12-08
WRe 1pre&~.
Thursday, December 8, 1905.

MCLAUGHLIN & SON, PUBLISHERS.
$3.50 year. If paid strictly In advance. $1.ab.
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Died.

Wilmington, 18th by Rev. G. H Brown
Charles Korner and Martha E. Lyon.
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Born.
Married.

Stafford Springs, Sd, daughter ruth
Marle) to Mr.. and Mrs. FL. M Crawford.
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ENARM FOR SALE, Known as the
Mowry place. situated In Westford con-
tains about 81 acres Of land, with good house,
0arn, carriage house and hen houses. Water in
in barn sold with place II desired For terms
apply at WHITE FARM, Westford, Cnnfs.s tt
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1898-12-08

DARN FOR SALE OR RENTING
place known as the Cunningham Farm
situated at STAFFORD Village, containing about
103 acres, suitably divided into moving pasture
and tillage land. Plenty of wood. Buildings in
good repair. Inquire OF MRS. GEO. GTNH0LD,
Hydev1Ile. 34-4t#
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1898-12-08

The following Is the list of jurors drawn
to serve during the December session of
of the superior court. Tolland, James
II. Clough; Andover, w. s. Bishop !;
Bolton, Calvin Hutchinson Columbia,
A. A. Hunt Coventry, John Brown :;
Ellington, Frank M. Brigham Hebron,
Edw. E. Foote and Charles Bust: Mans
field, Henry s. Brown Somers, Nathan
lei A. Patten and AIetus Kibbe; Stafford,
Dwight ]. Glazler and James M. Lord
Union, Thomas Rindge; Vernon, George
M. Cox and Andrew j. Cavanaugh Will
lington, Frank circuit.
The absolutely fire proof" sky scraper
buildings in New York do not stand the
test. Last Sunday night three of the
buildings werepretty well used up by fire,
the loss amounting to half million The
buildings were fourteen and sixteen
stories high, and the fireman, in a gale
of wind at sixty miles an hour, worked at
a great disadvantage. These high build
ings belonged to the Home Life Insurance
Company, United States Life Insurance
Company and the Postal Telegraph Com
pany. 1t was difficult to get water upon
the flames away up in the clouds, and the
top stories were soon destroyed No
lives were lost
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Smith & Murrav,
Noah's Ark.

We want this Holiday stock of
MeEchandise judged by compari-
son.
We have no unworthy goods,
but we have collection Of things
that are dainty and serviceable.
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4 CHRISTMAS TREES for sale. De-
y ltvered. LeavesOrders with f. L. BURR. 8

EOUND-A Carriage Goat Rug, lat the
l. N. E. church horse sheds, about Nov. 1st
C. p. HODGSON.
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TTSO RENT. One single cottage OF six
rooms, hot and cold water, on Grant ave.
Apply at Springs House.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-09-07
SLOWER REI-NION-

The annual reunion of the Slower fam
lily took place Aug. 80. The gathering
place, selected Inc previous year, was he
mineral springs. Here the various
branches OF the family met in cordia
greeting and reviewed the changes of the
year, ana spOhe of the many absent ones.
Nearly eighty partook of the picnic
dinner.
The following were present: John W.
Slower and wife, Alton Slower and wife,
William Grinde and Frank Hopkins,
Bucksport; f. \. Slower and wife, Elias
Armstrong and wife, Newell, Sadie and
Francis armstrong, Mrs. Charles Slower,
Fred and Maud Slower, Albert c.
Slower, kiIburn Baisdell and wife, iii
Blaisdell and wife, Harry BlaisdelI,
Ellsworth, Henry Blasdell and wife
and Mainsrd Blaisdell, Surry; Sam
uel Leach and wife, Dora and Leila
Leach, OF North Penobscot; Mrs. Olive
Dow, Mrs. Ada Cain, Percy Perkins,
Penobscoti Annie Slower, Weston, Mass. ::
Mrs. Hannah Pert, George Pert and wife,
Flossle, Ethel Retta and Rose Pert, Sewall
Marks and wife, Della and Everett Marks
Mrs. Susan Cunning ham, Ira and Henlan
Cunningham, Alonzo Slower, Joseph Snow
and wife, Sadie Snow, Mrs. Lizzie With
am, Alice Whitman, Charles Snow
and wife Carrie, Halle, Walter
and Charlie Snow, Frank Slower.
and wife, Nellie and Frank Earl Slower,
Pearl Grindle and wife, Marion, Efie.
Orris, Annie and Nathan Grindle, F.
c. Mayo and wife, E. w. Mayo and wife,
Alice and Norman Mayo.
Sent 8 AZ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-09-07
MOUTH OF THE RIVER

VIII York Is home from Ash Point on
visit.
Frank Garland entertained his school
mates Wednesday afternoon Aug. u,
Mrs. Isaac Hodgkins and daughter
Lena have returned to their home in Bar
Harbor.
Misses Sadie and Bertha Fullerton
entertained a party Monday evening,
Aug. -.
Mrs. Ahbie Smith WAS thrown from her
carriage one day last week, and quite bad
~ injured.
Mrs. +. L, Ray, who has been visiting
relatives for the past eight weeks, has re-
turned to her home in Someryille Mass
The lawn party at Mrs. w, l.. Remick's
Friday evening, Aug. 26, was a decided
success. The proceeds, which amounted
to about =, will be used for religious
purposes.
Sept s. w
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-09-07
West sullivan.

West sullivan.
Next Friday evening, Sept. 9, concert
will be given at the church, at whie h
Miss Mabel Monaghan, Ellswort b S
charming soprano, will sing. She will be
assisted by Misses Helen and Harriet
Rollins, piano, Miss Genevieve West, OF
franklin, reader, Miss Josie Bridgba
OF Sullivan, piano. Other participants
are probable. The affair Is under the
management OF Rev. J. T. Moore, and the
proceeds are for the benefit of the
church
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-09-07
Written for The American.
Onorary Todd on the Manila Ouesi

Onorary Todd on the Manila Que 81 ION.
The foik- they be a asking whether we should
hey Manila,
Ji7, as though they We're deciding on some es-
sence of vanilla,
The folks they be crying up the Monroe doc.
trine high,
tew die.
You kin make your clothes, wear your clothes,
turn them. patch and darn,
But the ragmanIl hev them though he waits an
age in your barn.
Some claim tew keep MaDia's Gerrymandcrism
.,orn new;
But it be not Gerrymanderism, it's merely Dew.
ey's due,
Some say Manila should be ours and cite the
law OF the fist;
But they be promptly sot on and dubbed es jim
goist.
Darn me, says l, If 1t don't make a downeast
Yankee Jingle,
Why money proves tibet it be sterling by Its
Jinsly jingle,
There's some. says l. tibet say nothing and pose
es thinking owls
Eut ia ruther hey pond of frogs than one Of
them blamed fowls.
All creation kin think. says l. we needn't be
proud of that;
But mans the only talking crittur, so talk talk
tit fur tat.
It's Hobson selfshness no doubt tew make Ma
Mia ours,
There's milk, you know, tibet any weather most.
ly always sours.
"More haste, less speed" of course, says /, Con.
gress should be slow;
But not so slow tibet in the while, field of grass
kin grow.
Advice, says |, Of course. says |, : agin the hu
man natur;
It's hard enough tew stand it when it comes
from the Creatur.
But international criticism be International
banker;
Would you heap up fortune. then give 1t to
your banker?
Don't let future censure be. we show'd Ma.
Mia the door;
In this free blessed nation, the people shell hey
the floor.
south surry. Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-09-07
COUNTY NEWS.
For cdditionof County Ne,cs see other pages

Sedgwiek.
A case of diphtheria is reported in this
village.
Mrs. Almira, wife Of Capt. F. A. Torrey,
is quite i'll; also Eben B. Smith.
Sheriff L. F. Hooper and wife have been
in town the past week the guests OF D. A.
Carlton.
Mrs. Roberta a. Luce, OF Pittsfield, has
been visiting her foster father, o. P. Car
ter. She returned home Friday.
All the deputy collectors for this Gas
tine) district have been appointed, but
the one to succeed L. j. Carter, OF this
place. There are ten able bodied men
after the situation, among whom is your
scribe. Don't be surprised to see my
name added to the great army of office
holders.
The summer guests of Sedgwick are be-
ginning to leave. There has been a de-
cided Increase in number this season.
Where there Was one five years ago there
are ten this summer. We are glad to have
them come and may their number never
grow less II 5 uoticeab Bile fact that the
visitors that have been among US this
summer are of quiet class, and have
added 70 orr anieyn ent socially and
otherwise. Come again.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-09-07
CHrEcu REINInN

The reunion and roll call of the Baptist
church, which was held here Aug. pc, was
a decided success. The day was all that
could be desired, and the house WAS full.
The programme was carried out with his
exceptionally. A. w. Young failed to
come and Rev. G. Mayo delivered an ad-
dress in his lead.
The history of the church by Hon.
Wyer u. Sargent was an able paper and
the reading OF it was listened to with in
terest. The history of he Sabbath school,
from lis inception, was written by Mrs.
Lille Smith, and was an extra good paper
it was delivered in Mrs. Smiths best
manner. The y. 2. 5. {. Z. was ably pre-
sented by F. II. Smith. The history of
the foreign mission society by Mrs. Betsey
Sargent was an excellent paper.
The addresses of Rev. Z. A. Davis a
former PASTOR, Rev. 6. Mayo and Rev. Z.
K. Drew were good and were highly APP
precated by the congregation. The pas
tor, Rev. L. S. Drew, has the thanks of
the people here for the fine treat OF
eloquence and music which they enjoyed.
The church was finely decorated witt
flowers. The committee on floral decora-
tion was indefatigable in its efforts. Mrs
Helen NJ. Smith came in for good share
OF praise as the president Of the floral
committee.
The church has received from Mrs.
John I. Brookman, of New York, gift
of $50. She donated $50 while ago to
paint the church. Mrs. Brookman was
Sallie, the daughter of the late Col r.
Carlton.
Sept. s. &
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-09-07

Franklin
Garcelon Hooper has accepted posi-
ton at Nassalboro
Truman Blaisdell will substitute for
Rev. Mr.. Lombard at the Methodist
church Sunday.
The three masted schooner Hattie
Barbour is at BlaisdelPs wharf loading
Washington curb.
Rev. j. f. LON bard, with two children,
left Monday for Brunswick, the pastor 5
former home, to spend his vacation.
September vas gala day in town,
not to observe LABOR day, however, there
being no rrl07 here. The annual G. A
K. reun ion, ncar The shore of Great pond
was the occasion which hundreds Of peo-
pie chose to honor by their presence. The
band PLAYED national airs, and the voices
of veterHas mingled with others in few
songs. 4 pavilion for dancing was an at
traction Tor peopie of various ages. The
brief WRITE we're there impressed US
that it vas grand time for the soldier
boys. years be multiplied and
succeeding gatherings find them as nu-
merous aHa loyIsl as to-day.
sept. 5. B.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-09-07

Discouragiug good man is the devils
way OF spiking his best gun
Fools laugh at fools, the wise lament
them.
There is an oblique way in reproot
which takes off he sharpness OF it, Pope.
The man who thinks he can do it all
generally never tries to do any of it.
A hundred men may make an encamp-
ment, but it takes woman to make a
home.
The most extensive system OF canals In
the world is in the great plain OF China.
which Is fairly scanned with canals.
Great minds, like heaven, are pleased in
doing good, thou,h the ungrateful sub
jects of their favors are barren in return.
-RoHe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-09-07
COUNTY NEWS.
Foy additional County Ne,cs see other pages

WaItham.
Mrs. NJ. h Haslem is suffering from
asthma.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Jordan, Sept 2.
The Haslem reunion will be held AT the
town hall Saturday, Sept. 10.
Mrs. Horace Diekey and brother in
law, Willard Jenkins, OF sprague's Mills,
are visiting friends here.
Mrs. AramintR Debeck, OF Franklin,
who has been visiting her son, +. w. De-
beck, returned home Saturday.
Eugene Woodward and wife, Albert
Beach and wife, of Clinton, who have
been visiting friends here, returned home
Thursday.
The Waltham sewing circle will have a
dance and baked bean supper at the tow n
hall Wednesday evening, Sept. IA Good
music will be furnished. Ali are invited.
Sept. 5. II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-09-07
w

minister on recent Sunday sur
prlsed his audience by reading the fol-
lowing announcement from the pulpit
The regular session OF the Donkey clu b
will be held as usual at the close OF this
service. Members viii line up just out
side the church door, make remarks
and stare at the iadIes VINO pass, rs is
their custom. Any member known to
escort young lady TO church like man
and sit with her like u gentleman will be
promptly expelled from memb hip
The application Was to the point and the
effect WAS marvellous HdrerhW Record
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-09-07
BlueiIiII

City Eas-Heoz 0. H. Trip arrived in
Rockland Thursday with the remains Of
his brothe-, Harrison \. Trip, who was
run over eu1 Killed on railroad in
Princeton, y. J The deceased was ma
tive of Bluehil. and leaves wife and
several children. He was civil engineer
by profession. His age was fifty years.
He was a member of the Grand Army.
and was inspector of the department OF
Maine in 1881
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-09-07
WORK OF WAR.
CASUAL COMMENT FROM A FA-
MILIAR PEN.
HOW THE REGULAR LIVES AT FORT
BAYARD, NEW MEXlCO - A
GLIMPSE OF HISTORY.

Written for THE AMERICAN by DR.. A. 5.
Condor, of Ogden. Utah, now A. A. surgeon,
L. $ army, at Fort Bayard, \. NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-09-07

Hoods Pills cure liver Ills, biliousness, indi
gestion, hss 7a1as- Easy to take, easy to oper.
ate. 25c.--t7-i
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-09-07
LIKE y KALEIDOSCOPE.

The whole picture is ike the lightning
scenes sometimes witnessed in a kaIeid-
oscope. Here we were at peace with all
the world, and SO demure was our nation
al attitude that foreign powers paid little
or no attention to US. But at last. one
more naughty than the rest, wantonly
assailed us because it had been said that
we would not fight; and finally war Was
declared. When this was done, Spain be-
came so hilarious that she had to hide her
snickeree lest her laughter attract atteu-
ton.
spain had as grand ships as ever foated
cruising among her far eastern possess
sions, and the President of this peace-
loving republic whispered under the sea
to one OF his commodores at Hong Kong
and told him to pull out and run over and
see what mischief Spain was up to in the
harbor OF Manila. When the Spanish adj
mlral beheld the stars and stripes across
the sky and Dewey's own fiag-ship "a
cioua oy day and pillar OF fire by night"
he went out to meet him. The rest OF the
story Is short one and all the world
knows it.
Dewey, the silent warrior, the superb
sailor the perspicacious diplomat, put up
his hands without friend in sight-not
even referee-and it was biff, bang, bif'
and then the blows came so fast thew could
NOT be counted till the pride of the
spanish navy was sinking Gehena. |
suppose either Of our other commodores
would nave done as well as Dewey did.
maybe better but it is very safe to saw
that ne Is the most popular man in the
world to day, for the world loves a hero.
and Dewey is hero.
This war has demonstrated in the nick
OF tlme-oefore we were challenged by
some mlghtier power-that we need
larger standing army and more sbips of
war. 1t has proved that we are no longer
a nation whose helplessness pleads pro-
lection, for pity is a poor safeguard to
any country in these times. Our tars at
sea and cur boys in the rifle nits have
written new thesis on American state
craft written it in blood and pupctuated
it with the bsyonet, and hencetortb when
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN H. n
stations I'm New York. foot Of Barclay
and Christopher streets.
rrsr.pUICD TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS PINTSCM LIGnT

,,,..., ,,u,. 10 NEWARK BLOONFIELD. MONTCLAlR
Till, ORANGES summit. Bernsrdsv.ie. basx.ns
Rag. Madison Morrs'own, Passaie Tae1soh' pJSr
MeoHHsNrAiH wsshias,Sn PIIIII.PsBuR J EAs-
TOE TOE w sAeKfANroN. PITTsToS, wILKEsBARRE.
EhSrIcoKE DANvuI.E. NoRTHuMBERL;A,SSp;
Mon,rose BINGHAMroN. oXFoRD;; HoEwLca'
Waeryle uTIrA RlcIIFIEIp s HwFS1 rIMiRA
ToRN'T Wtsr. HoRrHwEsT AND sorTHwEST:
s.ot a. M-DINGHAMToN MAIL. steps AZ p'hc''@'
,oon 0Ms-oate Car.,. BUFFALO SCRANTON. BiNo-
RSMToN owES3 IrEX xRacr EkMs sRA oswEd6
EK.xpH s.s' Pullman Palace Care, Connecting I"
FINAL With trains Cor cncago and pSints West .,,p.
,on PUN " MMscRANToN. wlLKEsBARRE and ELaiHA
l"o rIxpREsS pullman Buffet Paror Car 40 AVA,
400 p M.-sCRANToN W1LKLSBAKnSE ASt I'll"
EXPREss rs%' S.. sSss rfI limited E.prs.
~" toI = st,RATT)N. BINiHAMToN. ELMlkA,v 5CFo
EaLS Pullman Buffet Sleeping Gag Ne"-forS I"
rh,nsc ca Dining Car OF Bufa.o $780,.
@ "a % II tI)slly)-Bunao Express PuI.msn s.esgvns
GOV ,or SCRANTON. BINGHAMTOH El.MikA sAI "a
Mt NORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving IN buna''
40 NJ tpay,-BUFrALo. SCRANTON BlH1 ifI,Sr
S''y rnnx oWEGo ITHACA. EI.MlRA. SYRIA, ~;
UTICA and oswEGo EMPRESS. Pu"ma" b'"s'
TcESnrs AND PULLMAN As a, p.s
Psnry 90 BroadwSy and 0i2 Broadway Tickets at
stations ia shave coz i2hss 81 eso.s :,
=. NewYork; 33s ana .3r ru,to,
sn, Toe broadway Brooklyn. Timetables giving 'o ~
'WEsTCoTT EXPRESS COMPANY WI eau tor anu
check baggage from hotel or residence 70 aes"A'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

- New York April 30. 1898.
COTTON Todoy's mn-iet rather narrow for cot
Ton, ana without important feature After opening
scndy nj an advance II 2u3 rocs favorable cables
the msrk", ruled quiet and wor"el within narrow
range Until Just before tho cos,. when II broke 5n6
points under Wall Street ssli,,g Local selling earlier
pose Of squsring accounts Suodey 10y ior
eign buying. which promptly absorbed offerings
ecton with some covering 10y the weaker shorts who
AFRAID TO take chances Sunday important
II news pending. At best. however. II d small
market all classes ~ traders being inclined
tti. crop news sufficiently contradictory ons"t
itel' ana made 10 impression The market closed wax
at net decline q 3n} points;
bales Spot cotton closed quiet unchanged prices
middling upends csc mdilng Gulf. Csc. sales. Los
bales Bull confidence somewhat checked ty the fact
that port receipts overran calculations although they L.
ed his feature by sriht.ng incident -
the las, day u Ito month According 70 The chr y
cles weather report. planting Is making good
generally and points & nearing compie1n IL Is
camei that cold weather ~ night Is re'ariing the ger
mlna'ion 81 The plant. rainfall. has
been lghi. but along the Atlantic "a few sections pre-
ciptation has been heavy.
Price. Me- Nrmcx & Cos cotton bulletin OF date
with supplies moderate and crop prospects s'i und'
fined. hut existing conditions rather unfayor1he and
many Contingencies likely - arise which VIII have A
tsf dency tie prod icon short the
ent level ~ values would appear relatively cheap. and
the position q the simple sufficiently sound to attract Ia
vestment operations
Receipts =, orleans Monday officially estimated
at from $500 bales 70 1890 bales. nsanrt 2p16 last
week, 2st last year and 500 IN 1893 Mondays re
- COO bales against 591 las week s8s last year and
1853 in 1876
The Southern $40, cotton markets. midiling quoted.
follows Wilmington steady. 6'sc. Norfolk
65 i6c Memphis steady. SIC sales 600 bales. Au-
gnsia steady &C. sales. 1856 bales. 81 Louis steady. bse.
sales CO bales.
mo statistical position mu:e up by ,hl, mornings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
..RI.ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

,-r,v,. Buffalo sc5 p. II. Pullman vestibule Day
hs. ard Psrlor Cars Dining Car service. Meals
carte Connects a. Buffalo with through seepers -
IL. 100. % daily for xI EAsroN :.x AA ssy.
pi'rTsToN and coal branches. Chair Car to Maucn
Chunk. =, Att. ~.,, a,,ssv ,o- WILKES
u ,pnE pl1TsTON, SCRANTON. and principal inter
nnd,ate stations Connects for all points ~ the coal re-
n,ons pullman Buffet Paror Car 20 Wiikespatre
s.3,no 4,2O r. NJ daily except sunday. for HAuCh
ruISk and intermediate stations Chair ear 70 ras,on
sSiaO 6,IS p. NJ (Sundays only for MACCH CHONA
and intermediate stations . s.,,. o.. r,srov
s5t5O. G.1O p. NJ daily. except sunday for EASi"N
~ rrncipsl intermediate stations. s-
81, no 100 r ". daily for BUFFALO, NIAGAhA
FALLS and points West Pnllman sleeper y Tn;n
.7.io r deity except spSday :.SHPnS nv
MiAtcH CHUNK. sAYRE, GENEVA. ROCHESTER:
BHTAvIA. BUTFAIIo ard TORONTO Pullman sleeper
Tor Burao Nore but seeping-car passengers carried
$500 boo p. H. daily t2r WILKEsfnARKE; iTH
FALLS and ali points West. Pullman sleeper 70 ithaca;
Gdiiionai local trains daily, except sunday tor SOUTH
SSGIAtSFir:i.D BOUND BROOK and intermediate poinss
&c IA follows: $50 $50 1920 1880 40 20 10 20
Isnasvs oniJ L. 49, 90 2so $50 $50 and 'o2e
o1 Tctst, ana Pullman accommodations at Ii3 16l, 27@
eas and 323 Broadway. 81 r. i+h st. lo8 E. 10th
60 1f Powery ~ Y $50 Fulton St. Court b.. ~
p,o.dway and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn
v Transfer Co. will cal! FOR and check baggage rom
hotel or residence through 20 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. April 30. 1898.
DFFVTs-Necrlptr to-day we're 30 cars. or Isl head.
Including 30 for expectation alive ana dressed ana
N car. FOR home trade slaughe.ers Nothing Tor SAFE
Feelng steady Dressed beef In light demand nut stcsd
M 1aSxc per n for ordinary 10 prime naive "nss'
Io,.s cables quote the market unchanged for i've ,h
lie sheep and refrigerator beet Exports o-day ncuae
400 cattle o2 quarters Il beef to London on ,S
Mobile 800 cattle the same port on ne reorgan ~
a,,is ~ bristol on the Wells CITY 2t2 quarters OF
beef Liverpool on the 'npr'h an" '" '"'eP " 49,
rnuda on the Orinoco. -. 49,, ,..,,,,~ .. d,r.,,
, Len vinr no 20 sold all the latter al Sxti"n ~
Tra resng was lust about steady with no really priue
a,ock or.rcd Good veals sold at ~ @u~ yer Nv ~
III. nan. we-A cleared city dressed vraIs I,n AZ ~
az country dressed steady at 5'swo$c little calves
renhs AT nSrew Mullen: 30 veals i23 N average. at
'"cifFrp aNu IAMBs--Receips to day were - cars
=, 90 head including direct TO city butchers ana
S- ~. market, Counting carloads held oyer s's.sr
.. ,h..a w.r. IL carloads sale. OF wnicn ,werr
ON o, .r.ey ,,;v and balance At sHt'ehs snerp
az. aui and no sales were reported strcty ptlIn'
,,,,s were weak lower and some ssles OF
Non stock yer. i0e on ,1rn ysse1dsy SF.s
,,m,. nonnniy steady at 81 noaso per heal, ,s
carr Of ,tocb held c,Tm1n 20 gSoa c' tsn
Dc A. Is go common % good nnsnorn 90 s .c~
=, sISitc city Creased sprine lamo' IN iar pemS asa
q, iSssiac per n and selling by ire carcass o. ssus"
rnun,ry drsssed steady at - hoqSo 20 pc eHcaes
'ssnai.s"D Harrington ?52 clipped buffalo amps ~
~ sxey.s. nj SIS SIN per 100 No. 2bi clipped 90 ~ TO-
=, "a %. 2s4 DO as N. a. - 20 . -. ...,
"a y. at S. 90