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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


New York. September -. ls0S
BFPNES-Roccirs today pe.e ~ or 1884 head.
including - cars for export alive - cars dree % Sy
1 ana q , Sar, r@ 9s s m there TeTs I
sale - which ~ "ere Al jersey tiiy ana o.
very numerous, hu'. wi,h Ess,rnans Company sgylnSS
Tsr grades - steers We're lust steady the under
grades uneyenly lover" a'cTasns 9G IN from WEDNESDAY
lower COWS tribe weak Poor choice steers cold at
sue ca 81 :. :. "a &c. Dry COWS am sS IS s:.e
sl3w a" Ig per N 2r A norman Two ' ese seady
London and Lnerpool and selling a, llgI2e Per 70,
eho%.a s' rom his p. ds, the victoria
viii carry London 3I5 cattle for w - s'scman 10
sehv srrchd sulherfer ana iaco quarters for Swift
The " " Trauer company d.lmlted, the Umbris to
oo ?' 2a1es o o. e.f sd i9r S" dIvsd Sew s
shambse Son ana Sch%f NE Mex ,dlne ssr
day sep.mteT a. %? sac 90 sleep and ' sSt
'..i'an ssad' e;; ':' n .y's ss: st
& g 3 d. G s at : 20 &d ss No. =. rs %
g. IS r. a, 1870 N at 81; do. 1880 10: at IS % do
sas 10 al 50 30. DO so H. at So 10; do. $50 H. at
yss' :is'i; Is l !, !. B. !. q: 90
NJ az $40 . DO i2i5 n at s. - d. 1900 H. a at
$ 50 20 10 ls' s. So % OHIO S d. az i2a5 IN s. %
do go H. at 70 - I2e n at 81 70 OK 1870 T.
d. Gso 10 50 90, do. 800 n. at So So 10 do SIS
ii. at 81 O. ~ ,.,,,,, .,ser. 1870 NJ q, 81 a..
- h it5p NJ At s. 30 DO 1900 NJ at 81 50 10 do.
Ia n AZ s. ,5 10 i4i4 n. A. s. 70; II Illinois a.
ia6 H. a. S. - 1929 n a. s. 20 "a d' i2S3 80 TO-
Is rcnnsiiyana do. 1896 N at So cows SIS N at
"phsrsou & co: Is Virginia steers. 1875 10 at s. 2o
90 r. 81 81 20 K slooksy aS no q, 81 81 a.
eta, 1000 ~ AT - 49, 10 bulls NIB ~ "a, ~ 10 do.
40 NJ AZ SO ~: COW, 900 n, at ~ 90 90 n,o 10 a.
81 o. dc 500 n, - 10 II do 49, ~ al " ~ . %
tsH H. at So 10 heifers 6ss No. at ~ %; do o'o ID
at 50 shambers SON is Illinois iI2 70, n a,
81 20 IL d. 1913 H. AT 81 DO ID DO lloi TO- al ~ o.
~, o:oiIns virginia oxen 1910 n, At 81 90 bulls
7ol r. a. 81 ~. cows 95s No. at cows 50, n
., 81 AZ, 5o $40 n al Sc IS. DO, I05 n. at 81 ~
,AIVES-Re-elps TO-DAY were lao head inciullng ~
had direct Tie feeling was weak ana prices rae
lion lover the limited arrivals were alspessi OF
ion n, cr,ssers and buttcrmilks at SO 0nu$s 90 NO
I'm The market City dressed yeals weak at 10
stg n.r n, with outside figure extreme country
dressed lower 7Glc ALTHOUGH early IN the gay SON
s,cs r.ached Ike dressed grassers and buitermlks
oeg,lese Juda CO: 81 Delaware veas ia y average
nj s. f.A I do 100 II. at 81 -. .. . e. o, 1919.
- iIC n r, 81 80; | eraser, go N, At 50 40 49,
W g Quits & son veals. l6I ID. at IS '3 do l'f
TO- ~ Hume = nro: IA veals. Isl ~ at s. So Do
* il. H5's ~ yeas. liz n, at IS so; d. 2o ~
Enirew Muisn veal. lac N, at s. rs; do. - NJ
e Bailey: yeas iGo ~ At IS TO- do. M 10 at 50;
sIETP ASD LAMBS Receipts to-day were q cars. or
Sd I'D Including for city butchers and 2. cars
market and counting the STOCK held over yes'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
VARIOUS 2I45 1881 -(si
1917 SOL iii.475 1850 255. 4o5

I"'aIs 10. sol ii+75 $50 255.445 l4ssSi
secretary Hester o: the Newt Orleans Cotton Exchange
Sl'tS me movement 81 the September u
follows: 33 bales acsrs
ttSeN bales G2n. bales before
49, bales against II ST. oaes last year. 81 les hales
year before last and % 5a2 bales
IN excess az September l. ri.i2T bales l2Ghii
bales last l4a5i6 bales year before sst
b@ts IN lSa1 southern millraklngs net bales
ss2nsi 'eii2 bales last year 1884 bales in 1886 and
- "a bales in N9i brought during
hr"s Gays 70 date al it6 bales against 13 bales
last year SLIJ bales before last and GS bales
IN 1874. Brought INTO sight FOR Week. against
"naing Sepembrr p other Years 27S2ls bales against
90 ~ bales last 325.5 ard
-li"6i bales In 1874 The points
for the waen ending to dav as follows: Rec,ipts
"4f bales against 1Jj haes AMI 100 2"5
feS las year stpnsnts l4"Gt6 bales. against 80
bales last week and 52!0 aes year. pres'r.
show gain ~ i9uoo bales footing ~ III 49, hales
me movement OF cotton at Liverpool during ha week
hlAg 10 'ay az compared with previous wcek9 was ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
NAVAL STORES.

rhara was nominal decline AZ c in spirits turpenne
dsv but this the market for naval stores
feature. IOsln was qlist
hl, steady: tar showed tendency % harden "hie pcn
was inactive News from the savannah market vas w
favorable responsible in great measure Tor me
lover prices noted for spirits tupnne here Quotations
follow.
TAR-Regulsrs 81 S. oil bbls. So rs.
PTTCH-Si e..
SPIRITS URPENTINE-3i 63li.c. - . ~.
RosiN1c5mmon 20 good strained 81 3Ogsl IS; z. 81 40
y 81 q. G. 81 65 n 81 20, 81 T2ia r. 81 ~ ". 81 80
\ 81 o. " q. 81 20. " W. e 30
STOCK on HAND.
fIU-< tu-
SHIRTS iurrantne. l3Id OBS
IT, - 100 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ?02 bbls
Savannah sept % Spirits turpentinr 2siir sales, $50
chlrest6n sept. % - Turpentins nrm At 2sa?s'.c
Rosin quiet unchanged
Wilmngtsn sept % Spirits turpentine nothing doing
AZ opening Sa.es ais p. a. 2s,+" and 2s.sc Re.
celrfs * casks Gosn firm 81 81 % receipts 55S
bbs Crude trpentne steady 81 10 and 81 60 receipts
Is IBIS Tar firm. 81 35. receipts. 300 hb.s.
London sept 20 Calcutta iinseed spot Cos Sd In
seed oil i7s SID. Sperm oil. t39. Turpsnne-Spirits
22r Rest sugar September. es "a October. % a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Sept. e3-Cotton steady: mddllng &C.; low
middlne iS.o ordinary. 4sc. receipts 1894 bales
sales 1859 bales: stock 0i,boo bales
Baltimore Sept g3.--Cotton nominal, mddng > D loo
low midd,ng 5lsc. good ordinary 4gc net receipts 40
bales gross Gi5 exports Great Britain 400 bales
stock 300 bales. ~
Memphis Sept. 23--Cotton steady middlIng. &c; low
middlng 4a-lJc. good ordinary nominal net receipts
sS bales gross 1854 bales shipments ga bales sales
1000 bales stock lsos q o0o bales 1897! 1852 bales
Savannah .3--COttOn easy. mlddllng. A'sc .pw
m,sdling ii.c receipts G356 bales: exports coastwise
b2S3 bales. sales. 4iO bales stock. 3s.i4i bales
Ncv orleans Sept. 23.-Cotton middnS 5ci low
mldilng good ordinary. tac receipts 1888 bales
10 Great Britain 7.l45 bales; 10 the Continent
500 bales l24l bales sales 900 bales: stock
1Ol 1871 ba.es
riddling i-I6c good ordinary. 1-lJc; net receipts
38 bales ,t3 bales shipments OIL paes' STOCK
"a 064 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24

cOTTON-The feature OF ,o-days market for cotton
futures establishing Of low record fcr the
points under the lowest price before known ~ no
however, did the market show pronounced vtak
ness values tending check aggressive
ness on the part Of bears % "nom were ALREADY
rather pessmisttC and &c a poun1 iof
cotton was freely talked Il pseihilty within the
Immediate future. One reason for this belief was the
the OUTSIDE tpetn
lative public cotton market OF to-days aggIe-
only small proportion - traces were ioi
he account ~ outside investors The market opened
quite steady In tone. but with prices l4Z points
then slowly lovest figures ~ the DAY loss
4q6 points compared with last nights maj huts
The representatives Of promiient commission house
conspicuous sellers OF large bock 81 .Jt'p,
the s,eadness Of the under this pressure was
much Commented upon. Even the scalpng cement es-
hbted great reluctance take the bear side fearing
possible radical changes in the crop situaiion or sg
future LIST closed steady with prices iEO p1hts p"eI
Among the depressing influences of the early session "e
encouraging reports from nearly oil localities OF tie
western and central sections ~ The cotton bet idNy
,tle average 70 the reports public and private
and Indications the DAYS por ana interior ieeIS
confident bear expectations
Dispatches from the larger spot cotton IN IA
d.sn,. further concessions and that offerings were pc
coming burdeusorie Scattered complaints cane 20 h.nl
from the Atlantic states too much ran throilhs'
and ro being unfavorahe conditions reported lea
be cable. from Liverpool market staics NAV h9o
era ~ sr0f cotton experiencing cohsneitAe oHn
Guilty n nnd market for their eape. even 81 cohces
sous Of 32d. spnners having taken we view 1i.ss
accident the crop within the next t" W'eHr
Whre a number Of towns IN the Mississippi NalIsy r.,
fresh fever suspects and hiof-en'N
quarantine restrictions. the yellow fever qu"th Ia'
~ tave i-nuo,snt bearing the market for fIurfs
The range contract prices IN The .",Ii ihaINe "'
was as follows yes,ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
Gieamboats.

KfSGsfoN CfSE; Wsst ion s5@6ally Z, 3 n
s,ou. Cornwall Newbursh. New Hamoursh Marlboro MI
,o poughkeepse Hyde PARK Esopus Kingston, Connect
tnr with IT, b. r. for all points IN catskil Mountains
NEW -HAVEN-FARE, 81; Excursion, $3.50;
~ sunday Excursions 800 Fast steamers leave Pier
25 F. r. week days P. and IL Midnight sharp
su,dsv. d: 40 A. NJ and IL Midnight sharp. Week day
srarnsrs connect wharf with trains for Merden. Hart.
ford Springfield and points North
DAMsDELI. LINE--Stesmsrs leave Pier "a. n. L..
IL foot Franklin street for West Point Cold Spring.
Cornwall Fishkill Landing and Nswburgh. week days
o p. NJ sunday, "A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24

Spot in the iocs! msrke closed qule WIN ptic
We lower on The basis II 7-igc for middlng uplatl
and II lec for rn!daling Gulf compared Win &c
and &c respectively last year Total sales - NV nass
10 splnners SpO, cotton southern markets im"-
ding quoted Officially rerred ry SPECIAL ditph
TO our Exchange follows: Ee s)r,"nns cas- % s1es
400 haies Galveston stead. Sc sales. j ~ bales
Noble easy 4Ic sales coo ba-s. savannah easy 80
0.s 4i0 bales wilmington fIni. 5c. Eorfolh qH.,'
53-iGc ,ales SIS bslea -, Louis oas'. lice l-lof
tsc,ne Baltimore nominal o-lGc l-l6c dec ne re
t,pis AZ Nev-Cglears we're officially estnalfo
ste 7ooO 70 bales. against 32si bales actual iaS.
week ana az Tomorrow receipts ~
Houston were Estimated 10 he 1880 20 10 oc0 bales
Hsnst u OS last week and 9.iCJ last wear.
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24

DRUGS The market was slow on opium but prices price:
% . sS 4. ana 'Ss l ossn q
81 @ sP4 81 ou SSs soa.. Sun msnua si
S op',i4s @sia.E; ~; -, ,a.. TO-DAY va. IN
new spring patents which we're firmly hsd 3S w GsS
wIner sPash. s. g." .ogss Co. Winter $ g
s sPTns SlesrS wS ~ 8 aas2 - no grade s. 2
sS: aEF rlSgE
quoted Eln-drled 81 oSas2 brand :, n go
M Me-. 5SSfs me FEED-FGn 30 @ ana
.F S%s s'a 6s gac Nq AVE- tss Soc city
zoo hominy ehop CSC oil meal So ,r,0, was not -
strong ,o-aav II got poor star, because Of dsarponi
ing cables and the fac that .cape mere a s Ss
morning That market was not so weak as Vhloss,
as me f Gpsn"s he as nowhssndns thsr cables
Throughout the day the market was N an lille
rally near the the strength of aie French ceo'
wh.s and iSaso points higher hour This vas par
,iculary gratifying - the bull eemen, IN D,e h be
srgss On Te.ord nth single exception Of is,i The
September option which Vas or and closed itc
nt lover against &c decline in other month";; The eH
port demand. while fair. vas not NJ 10 'n~ M
standard sale. reaching about 90 oads here ana
ports The reaction n PICS s and apar, from eary
foreen huying trade during the day Vas OF ne "d Ia
a1 for an increa. Of about bush o ny hs
ee nsrsas, sscrease about 10000 for The wsst
Az week most 81 S 'a lave. en- rou,. 70
Re seahnard for shipment Rramhal cAes 800 a.
az cnnhtming delay seeding because of dtou'h IN
80 sections Arrivals meagre ana ohk.,s ~, -
erm and dearer The authority sso f,p,Sga ,o
much wanted in Argentina. with ocus's 'n,es'n +.
c.-.t,es, accertances u wheat today were ssll -
e.. arees. thus far Influenced BY the T'f"h'
,-tcss The Argentine visible supply was reported AZ TO-
Zoo h,sh against nothing lest wear The ls~rl'' ma %
,osss /. Cd net higher No red closed 80 r. eee' ~
49, "a h af9at No Northern Dunth' % q" go
ccnri,nr 70 de VERY. No Northern I1uiuth - p - -,
~ * - % No hard Manitoba 76lsc OCTOBER 81 10
Se.sTher 'Bradstreets" exports OF wneh ans ooi
-, t,o,h coasts we're 9el 338 bush ssahs'
t,sh las, week and Sos s2' bush last year az "a,
~ sraculatIve interest was uhhloiln',
- - nark., was rather weak through hlyrS 'a
ea,,,t .stlmates decline In "hea anu pD @t,i..,
80 ,ecai sourc4s There good buying az
- a., elevator concern hut an abundance on "a 20, ,,sb
N al .,e Aeroand Argentine shipments were Efvu uuo,
s-a. 02i OOO bush week age ana none ~. 49,,
49,, ,rade vas again active sales OF . . 49,
ea Al all ports Futures herr oosel - ~ "a,
.,i5.aSs,ree,.s. exports 252ZD DUST atan. -''
400 t,sh las, week +o@2 AZ bush last Ia h o,he
and nominallY weak WIN w
$3.50 There was export interest l,..
A. Va oats closed 2Gc No oats &C 20 49, ro,.d
oaY t,,e pic. No white clips, Zhr,c uSu h .te+
o.iL 400. track white 2Ga3ic itlf co., sl. = Z
= Western SAC 0 afoat 70 arrive 49,
tv1slo. state rye. 4alre r ! Ne" io'n o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24

'.., go, ,1.Ty,-Ths market was very 1uiet VITA
~, m re or lees nominal ana IN some '"se' s'
QIotsfne. .s.x,,o With SUPPLIES fairly well
rod md mstket quite .,es"S rind: Mstsmoras ia'7c.
Srio ' 10 O-.noco. is.c Tanpieo ~ SIS is
Cc,n,o Ia Guayrs ana catara. lGs ra.s r b
rer,sco isc: RIO Hache dr Ssa I,p Fan An.cnia and
1u,,da iGQi7c Paya ard Pros,so, liz .e
and i1c cy sle"s sse brSnd.
..e'. iiisaiiao butt hsnd' nn,ry 'ssughter native
ssos 10 niin Gov, 'ss W; moderate. but the market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
GttamS1I:y.
RGsT@Y AND NEW ENGLAND POINTS
MA SOtND LTNFS.

FALL. RIVER LiNE.-For Fail RIVER. Boston and New
EHgdnd Points Priscilla and Puritan Orcnesua
each Leave Per ~ y. r., ieot ~ W@Ten g.. SeS~
DAYS and SUNDAYS. 800 r ~. Steamer from >. \.
SUNDAYS ony touches = Newport. Other days OF inc
Providence mers touch al r~Pr''
pROvID:N.E LiNE-For Ne~ p0rt. Providence, DOB
and East, steamers Piymou'h ana nneas wy,
Island Orchestra Leave Pier -. n n 100.
OF Murray 81 week days only 6l5 r: b. touching %
Newport l. Clonday mornings esceptcdD On Mon'ay
igs Fa River Line steamers touch at Newport
sTOSINGTON IINE.--For SteninSton. Wntch iils
Boston and all points East, Steamers Maine ana New
Hampshire Lave Pier 80 ~ r. block above Cana!
st.. week Gavs only Al 600 T. NJ -
NORWICH LfNE.--ror New London. Worcester.
Boston THE Eas, stean,rs CITY Of lowell ana lily
of y. r. block above
Canal St. week davs .oniv. AT 60-' p. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Do,,on Sent 90 Flour firm receipts g. $40 hbls spring
patents 35qsi clears and strashts SO ?5aS 23 winter
paeats 81 1854 % clears AMI strlgnts 81 54si Corn
meal quiet 1ig7sc per bag. 81 70gSl IS per hb corn
firm receipts q 942 bush. steamer yellow 3Is4c No 2
81. T3sc firm receipts lo50> bush fancy 33a
S3.e. Nos and 3. 3oa3!' Milfeet quiet bran s9Tas
Red Dog SIS Butter STEADY Northern. 2'sc West
ern 2o.c Imitation. l5iegl6c; ladies' 100 Cheese firm
Northern sqsisc Western sTsi1c
Buffalo. sept 23-Sprng wheat opened steady closed
easter No Northern spot 73ic ssked. NJ Northern.
6Tac Winter wheatCcod inquiry for all grades, No
red. 73c 10 white zoe, Corn-Demand light dun; No
yellow. 3403f-c, No yellow. 33s g3o NC. No I ye!
los 33Q23I.c. No corn 23iAc No 2 corn 33d33t.
oats dull and easy. No white. PC. No white 25a \
26c No white zq25,. No mixed. 23i.c. No 3
mixed 22isr Barley FIRM; canal freights steady Flour
STEADY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24

cotton Exchange special Liverpool catlss-SD0 cotton
enser SAFES 1000 bales speculation AMI export. 800
Aa's American. 9nJ O1es: receipts 3,0.I Bate Amci
can, Lee" bales. miidns upland 3 : 1911. Futures
opener quiet with sellers nights prices Closed
easy ~ lTl cd February. i62h,
fefruary March 20 = March April 50ls. April May.
''l'2h, May~June. 3o2i2b. June-July 303N3oib. sep
enber @o%,ab. Septe mter October @2s October Novem-
ne 20 $ N'vemher December. 2tSh DecembeT January,
POS Msncheser-Y irns-~Quet and steady. Clcths
Fair bus'ress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24

Cash quota,iags were as follows -Four FIN, no 3
29'.g29so 40 : yellow corn, 30q3o. No cats. B.
90. a23c. No 2 white h. 2i,:c No white o +.
80 nanseed 9jc; prime timothy SEED 81 30 mess pork.
e oI ribs sdes o 8 2ss5 49, d satd shoulder.
s. 20, ws'sIeS ds,ilers ansaed goods per s1on.
81 2S; sugar. loaf unchanged. On the Produce ES
change today the butter market creameries,
l3g20c; diaries. n5Ii7c Cheese steady 7Vs4c. Esss
arm. fresh. lac
Cincinnati sept 2s-Flour easier. Wheat quiet. No 2
Buk meat IN fair demand. IS 37s Bacon nrm. Sd 81
Esss am. 'i 1871 che-:e nrm 1E''''
Milwaukee. Sept. 23-Flour steady. wheat lower; No
Northern Gs4c No Northern. 6ec. December nominal
Ry. nrm No ]. 40c. harley higher No 2 Sg1hc'
sample 3ldi3c
Minneapolis Sept % Wheat quiet; September. s.tc;
December. 6s}sdds'.c May 62c, No hard e7.c Flour
First patents 81 9pus4 o5 second patents 50 1888 SIS
ast clears 81 ToGS4 50 bran higher in bulk 81 75as
september. 7isg73c corr dull and weak 80 : mixed.
2sa:si1c: No white 25G2es: No . mixed. 24lga25sc.
fancy Western Gle do prints. dc.
erh lGai7c: do souihsestern i5aiec teese irm ana
higher. New York full cream fancy. snnS'.c do fair 10
Ghs G BUSH son 81 bS cats oSts q 600 bss
Shipment Wheat 10000 bush: 10000 bush oats.
$4,000 bush
ST Lou. Sent. 23-Flour unchanged Wheat IN
hard cash e'sq67c Corn steady 10 cash &c asEed;
epens Astya . Gss sec ns ake Msy
ery iSa22c: dairy i9al7isc. Eggs. lor. loss OF
Tsdo Sept % n,sG., d y ,r S NG ss cash
n. ? mixed Bic Oats duh higher. No. mixed. 22c.
prime cash. old. So October - 20 bid Oh IN
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
range ot contrac, prices in the local market to-day

Fofcgr coffee MISUNDERSTANDING mafkef sieadNt
good average Santos $500 receipts 23ooo bags stock
siaco1 bass. IIamburg-Conee market opened I'M
changed al 2;30 p IN unchanged 20 l. pig lower
nles 100 bags HavreCofee market opened quiet and
unchanged al ~ m quie, and unchanged. az NJ IT.
regular unchanged 10 !. franc lover closed net IN
,targei a fIanc lower. Tllal sa.es. s.lOO bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24

Rio-Conee market euie. No RIO 1880, exchange
1884 receipts 1400n bags. stock. $1,000 bags
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee is as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24

Curren, quotations ~ foreign voolf based IN WOOL fi
change oF1clal classification. are a. folln"F
TOUTIGS ENGLISH. IRISH AND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
Ocean Steamers.


NWRTN @[g[aMMM 00WWIWs
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDOS, BREMEN - -.
K Friedrich Sep 20 10 An X. Friedrich Nov. 10 An
Lain. Tu. oct l. 10 AN saae sat. Nov. s.. 10 An
Trave.Tu.. Oct Is. 10 A. " Lain IT, Nov 10 a. r.
Nm Crosse. Iu 'lct IL III a
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON, BREMEN. -
Rreuen Thursday Sept. y. uoen
" ~ Meier Thursday. oct 9. noon
GIBRALTAR NAPLES. GENOA. 49,
ms Sept -. II \. NJ Fuia Oct :. II A. ~
Kals ". H-Oct l. II AN Aler. Oct. Is, IL A. n
OELRIcHs Co. BOWLING GREEN
GEgMAaMEDlTE SsANEAN SERVICE
tNORTH-GERMAN 'HAMBURG-ASERIcAN
LLOYD. LINE. -
Express steamers from New York . +.
10 Gibraltar Naples snd Genoa. =.
Victoria Nov. s. II AN tAer. Nov "a II A. -
tKais'r W II Nov Y II AN TINS. Dec g. II An
~ Bsm' ok Novi9 ii A. MA Victoria Dec TO- II AN
Also steamers for Alexandria Egypt, in jan and FEB
Return tickets available for the Of either line
from Naples Genoa Gibraltar Hamburg. Bremen Lon
NORTH GERMaN LIOYDT URG-AMERIcAN'
OELRIcHS & co. Agents. LINE,
2 BOWIING CIR y Y. 81 BROADWAY. ~ T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24

Limited 10 10 persons Leaving San Francisco Oct
m uss,u.rd F. - CLARK. III Broadway y. y.
COOKS TOURS KoGN ND The w r,anaD
Oct. /. etc. -. a., -. , a. ,.. =, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24

old DOMINION LINE.
~ SHORTEST SEA TRIPs OUT OF NEW YORK
ps,,ehll tours Old Point Comfort. Norfolk Newpor
News petersburg. Portsmouth P,nners Pcnt Ricnmona
Beach Va. and Washington u c. Ere ght ana
sssenger steamers sail from Pier &C. North River ever,
weekdiy except Saturday, at r. NJ ana SATURDAY u
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-02-26
NINE CHARRED BODIES
Tell the Tale of a Tenement
House Fire in Charleston
This Morning.

Charleston, S. c., Feb. 26-Nine lives
We're lost in a fearful fire which ragged
for a short time in Church street this
morning.
At 2:1O, a policeman on duty noticed
big sparks flying from the tenement
house at No. 1860 Church street. The
officer found that a blaze was issuing
from one of the wondows on the first
floor. The doors were broken open and
the family on that floor were taken out
without any damage. Somebody yelled
that a family of women were sleeping
on the third floor. The police rushed
up stairs, and when they reached the
top story the life saving work was stop
ped by the flames, which seemed to be
playing over the entire building.
Screams from dying women were
heard and officer Bagby pulled out
of the fire department checked the fire
until nine lives on the third story had
been lost.
The dead are:
MRS. REBECCA KNICKMEYER.
ALBERT O'NEIL.
CASWELL O'NEIL.
JOSEPHINE KNICKMEYER,7 years
old
KATIE KNICKMEYER, 16 years.
LENORA KNICKMEYER, 8 years.
FRANCIS KNICKMEYER, years.
LIME KNICKMEYER, 8 years.
A BABY OF MRS. KNICKMEYER,
one month old.
Mrs. Knickmeyer is the wife of Theo-
dore E. Knickneyer, a carpenter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-02-26
OFF FOR HAVANA.
The Vizcaya is on Her Way to Join
the Alfonso XII

New York, Feb. .26.-The Spanish crui-
ser Vizcaya, after spending a week in
this port on a friendly visit to the Uni
ted States, got up anchor at lao o'clock
yesterday afternoon as reported in
these dispatches and started to sea. Her
destination is Havana
There were no ceremonies or incidents
of any kind connected with the vessels
departure.
The fires under the boilers were light
ed at daybreak and by 9 o'clock, the
big vessel was clear of everything and
waiting the pleasure of her commander
to give the word to go.
At 1:19 o'clock Captain Eulate mount
ed the flying bridge with the pilot and
gave the word to hoist the anchor. Few
spectators were on the neighbOring
wharves at the time. The big anchor
had hardly been cleared from the mud
before the vessel got underway.
The naval tug Nina and the police
boat Patrol accompanied the ship as
far as FIT. Wadsworth, where they salu-
ted and went about The loud and deep
steam whistle of the ViZcaya gave them
three long blasts-the marine farewell
Forts TOmp1inS and WadswOrth soon
were left astern. When the vessel left
anchorage her flags were at half mast
for the Maine and a guard of the ma
rine infantry were drawn up in double
files aft. They were in full service uni
form. Once well outside the hook, more
than a marine league from the shore,
the flags were hoisted. But the guard
stood steady. officers in uniform paced
the deck.
Four miles outside the hook the pilot
boat dropped away from the Spanish