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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31
rJrzsIuuOyS TO FIGHT JEFFRIES.

O,o pobor, FYtzsr1mons who bounded into pug'-
istic glory with a big jump. by thrashing one
lanes Jay" Corbett. now announces that he mas
not retired from the ring, and that he VII; AXE
on" one lin Jeffries, young giant, VINO mas
made nuite a reputation with his fists recently.
Fit2smmons intimates that he considers Jeprles !
GOOD man and saws he Is ready to knock his head
on or take the chance of having MS own hthn
turned TO one side for the largest purse offcred
iFtzsim mons saws however that he won't nsnt
corbett again until Corbei has whipped every oouy
49, No Fitzeimmous takes notion 10 name.
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PLAY AT THE MAINE AND FIELD CLUB.
The weekly handicap at the Marine and Field
Club. Bath Beach. resulted as follows:
SARATOGA WEEKLY HANDICAP.

Saratoga. y Y. July 30 CspecaD-The third
weekly handicap OF the Saratoga Golf Club
played to-day. W. II. Manning. of Saratoga. with
handicap Of five. won. with net score Of 90.
The previous winners are Jasper Lynch. of Lake
wood, and John r. Yates. Of New York. The eight
winners ~ the weekly handcaps will meet in a
hnlsh tournament match play 10 decide the owner
snip o. the cup presented by the president OF the
eIih Edward NJ. Greene. OF Troy. The following
are the complete scores.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31
CYCLING.
MICHAELs FAILURE TO RACE TITUS
CHAIRMAN MOTT CONSIDERING THE CASE WITH

CHAIRMAN MOTT CONSlDERING THE CASE WITH
CARE.
Baltimore. July 30 tspeciaD Chairman Mott has
under consideration the case OF Michael the racer
who greatly disappointed the people here Thursday
night by failing TO with Titus. the presump
ton that the track would not he in condition. Mr.
Mott says he will not render decision until he
hears both sides OF the Mlchaeis offence. so
far as the facts have been stated. is breach OF
contract or refusing to ride after having entered
for race. The punishment Is suspension. or fine
sufficiently heavy 10 At the crime Michael has
would probably pay pretty heavy fine in prefer
ence to being suspended
Mr. Mott will not consider al all the question that
radical action might cause a breach between the
League or American Wheelmen and the American
Association, which has contracts with Michael He
says there IL only course 10 pursue when he
knows the facts. and ne will pursue that
CARELESS OF consequences Manager Prince Of tho
Colosseum Track says that Michael and his man.
ager came TO the conclusion that It would not stop
raining In time for the and started for Boston
The only excuse the wea thor. and II turned
out. that was no excuse at ali
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TWO YOUNG WOMEN DROWNED.
SWEPT FROM THE CABIN OF sAILBoAT YEAR
BARNEGAT INLET.

Asbury Park July So.-Mss Meta Spree and Miss
Rose Morris lost their lives in the Barnegat Inlet
late last night. In company with Aaron ana
Thomas Van Note who own small slilbcat. ana
two other young women. living at Mantooklns
they went out for evenings sail.
The Misses Spree and Morris were seated on thc
ca bin OF the boat when puff Of wind struck the
sail and caused the boat TO go about. Inc noon
in swinging around struck them sweeping them
overheard - -, t., h,,,
The Van Notes tried 70 rescue the girls. but
could not get 10 their assistance In Tine. Ih"lr
bodies washed ashore this morning. The parents
OF The dead girls live In Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD
SIMMER SCHEDULE.

All Rail Line for Long Branch Ocean I, Grove A'0ur'
Train. leave NEW YORK follows From Foot Lab
.rty Street 30 $50 10 90 NJ 100 Saturdays only,
p II SIndays Is A. NJ. 49, 400 p. NJ.
From Foot OF Cortandt and Desbrosses Streets = a.
o. 10 A. NJ ~ TO- '2O Saturdays only. go $40 % 40
So I, $40 100 p NJ Sundays So BIO a M' 0'i'
From South Ferry Foot whitehall Street, s.S. 1906
90 saturdays only. 10. $50. $40 '4.4O DO
$40 75o Saturdays only p. NJ Sundays SIS A. ~.
From Foo. West Twenty-thlrd Street 80 113o A. N,
'12 30 saturdays only go $50 q 80 1870 600
p NJ SUNDAYS $50 q 90 A. NJ, 4.5O p. NJ.
SUNDAY Trains do stop at Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park
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FOR FHIIADI-I1IHIA' D7''''
INGroN.
From foot OF Liberty ..
Week days 40 500 1000 di:so plni,s car 4 ~.
tsn"aays 50 $50 1000 80 Dining carr -
600 Dining car, S0y week DAYS 800 NJ 100 SsS
1sn q % p NJ Sundays. 900 A. NJ. 400 p II.
poArs LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL ST.
week days. 7:lo 75ss SIS $40. s:35. EOS 20. BIS
1900 10 lo.a os 81 II 80 Il 90 Pa a a.
100 ,; sS 5 5as 55s 90 d2s ass: i:sS sS IS
9 ehS s s:sS iSSS il 30 Zoo " i2s 40
400 s:55 go 4:55 5.23 500 $50 l:25 s:25 e:A
9:5 1885 p. NJ. 1913 mdt
Tickets and yar:or car seats AZ foot Of Liberty g..
way TS7 on A., 81 East IAN ST. 1888 Ess, i2S,h ST.
Court ST $40 Futou 81. Brooklyn ps Broadway. viii
,amsburg The Y. transfer Co. Will call for and check
baerage from hotels or residences TO destination.
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CRICKET.
NUMEROUS DRAWS CAUSED Ely THE
RAIN.
NEw-JERsEY ATHLETIC CLUB TEAM a DEFEATS
RosEvIIf.E BY 4 REMARKABLE scORE-
BROOKLYN NARROWLY ESCAPES DE

FEAr-oTHER GAMES
The Staten Island and Manhattan cricket clubs
were 10 have played their return game In the
championship series Of the Metropolitan League
at Prospect Park. Brooklyn. yesterday. Both CLUBS
We're anxious for the fray and eager to WIZ Dut
the rain nterfered with the game. and Draw
the result Manhattan undoubtedly had inc
best OF the contest and would have won had time
allowed for after declaring for li with ON! d
wicke;s down they disposed of six OF their OPP
ponents FOR 70 GOODYEAR was in great form with
the willow for Manhattan. and batted GOOD mn
ing of a.. while Rose. Coyne and Smedley also dd
good work For Staten Island Bingham played
good inning OF 81. and Paterson and jackson addeu
doubles. The score:
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of the seventv-eight men who faced the opening
zee In he handicap ffty-two finished the fuil DIS.
,torre ~ tbirtv-sx holes Il was not until most
az the contestants were in that the winning score
appeared As seems 70 be the rule Il Shinnecock
4, was made nv a boy OF sixteen. \. VI. Brown VINO
Is sill; n iunior member 81 the Shinnecock Ciuo
Rrovn had handicap Of Is and with this his net
soore was l5q HIS morning half was done in w.
and rs afternoon N 50, gross total OF Ia FOL-
lowing Is his card:
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TARRASCH WINS CHESS TOURNAMENT.

DRAWS THE FOURTH GAME OF THE TIE MATCH
WITH PILLSBURY.
Vienna July SO-Tarrascb won first prize IN the
international chess tournament. $780, Piilsbury.
second $1,000 The final game TO decide the tie was
drawn and the score reads: Tarrasch. 2i3; Pills
bury, III.
The international chess tournament. or which the
above tie match OF four games was the outcome.
rosuI,ed IN q re between Tarrasch and Pillsbury.
me American The score was for each 2si2 games
won and s12 games lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31
STEAMER GUAYMAS FOUyDERED.

San Francisco July n-The steamer Guaymas. OF
the Mexican Central Line, foundered July Is OF
Acapulco Mexico. Passengers and landed At
San Geronimo. One satlor WA drowned
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no CLEMENCY FOR THORN.

GOVERNOR BLACK WILL Not INTERFERE WITH
THE SENTENCE.
Albany July 2O--Governor Black has decided not
20 interfere in the case OF Martin Tho n condemned
10 death for the murder OF Guldensuppe.
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
STATIONS foo, Of WEST TwENrr-THIRD STREET
and DEsBRossEs and coRTLANDT STREETS
~ The leaving time from Desbrosses and cortiandt
Streets minutes than that given oe'0" i''
twenty third Street station ,,, pune, rarior Car
sso cqs.n:. e F!,.opTS and Cleveland
go " TE SSt csa
For cssaso D@ss Td aa
ianagols IouIsyille s.. Louis ,o,.,s rxpREss-
Sa;s7s VIA S.spns csIoa5S s. e,. LSnsa Chi
40 r. ri rs5fS frS'Rs Pitts
c'1Msn'i Pac lfa's'IRSi $ gss. and
SO 'iso Nj 0' % 1s AND 'ytsfa :ss'2
burg and points West. daily except Sunday NO eoae
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
$50 $40 % $50 Dining Car 1880 G!nins Car, md
1850 I5O go Congressional Lin all Psrler 40
'aRs f iscs n ssS lD sansay a I,3ss
6nns a 20 G Dnns car DINING Carr $50
souTHERS RXiL;wAY.-E1pre.s 40 0. m. IL S night
ATLANTIc COAST LINE-E.press. 90 a. M and SO
Gdk o5 fSS4 95HrdR .Sd ;s, H.
55Ss wee HslesTs S:f
Tran Buffet Parlor cars Passenger Coach and Com
c4TT Ny m. weekdays Through Pullman
Long Branch Ashury Park dntsake1 sunaay;
Grove Point Pleasant Nron West Iweney i.N
Stree, stafford $50 1850 a. G250 saturdays on,y
2.2o $50 20 $50 40. $50 D m Sundays 81
a. m. 40 D. m. Crom Desbrosses and Corua il
s;reets) AS o 10 a. m. ~ 10 d2o SATURDAYS OILY.
2s0. $40. $40. 40. $40. 100 .. m suhoays OH
oA5 a. m. SIS p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
80 s29 sSo go 50 PsOna- LFIi Il 90 30
$50 500 20 40 Dining Car $50 Dining Car,; ~
Dining Car, $40. $50 m, 100 nisn6 R,n9ns
6O. $50, $50 20. $50 Q.imlted). $50 looV tD..s
Car) n. m. so dining carr $50. 40 CDnning al
$50 Dining Carr $50 Dining carr, I.Ao GOV D. 'A''
l2C5 night. 49, rs, Mad
way: ! Aston House: West Twenty-thrd street sts.
ton. and stations foot OF Desbrosses and Sorssnu'
Streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street S brVauwN
ard Pennsylvania Annex Station Brookyn; sE1on r
Jersey CITY The New York Transfer Company VIII eau
sor and Check baggage from hotels and residences
through 10 destination ,,-
Tsiephone 'i2T4 Eighteenth Street Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service. 1o.
J b. HUTCHINSON. j. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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The record broken above was made at Kala-
mazoo. Mich, October 4. 1897. by Kiser Johnson
and Mcrtens.
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rAYIoRE.Mp1FFEE RACE POSTPONED

Boston. July 30-The Taylore McDufile twenty
mile race at the Charles River Park this afternoon
was postponed until next Monday, on account OF
ral
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RosEvILLE CRICKET CLUB.
J. ". Sifat,nrd did not bat.
CTKAM Al

and +. NJ smonds did not bat
The champion New-York Association team OF
Brooklyn had no fault to find with the rain. for 1t
proba bly, saved IT from losing its lead for the pen
nant and a defeat at the hands Q; the Manhattan
second eleven. Rose and Wilkinson made great
stand for the latter with OF ~ and 49, re-
spectively which GRABBED them 10 declare for D
w!ckets Six OF the Brooklyn players had then
been disposed for 80 runs when time was caieu'
ha
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Total declared,
STATEN ISLAND.


r T Rokeby H. n Townsend and =. A Sparks die
not bat.
The crack team OF the NewJersey Athletic Club
accomplished a great feat yesterday at Bergen
Point, where Team disposed OF the Rosevile
Club for a total OF l6 runs and then won ny "a runs
and wckets spare. Kelly and Cobb were both
in great form with the ball. and the former secured
wickets for runs. while the latter took for L.
Cobb, Stiles. Haffenden, Gum and Kelly all did
good work with the bat, The score:
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
Leave New York. Whitehall Terminal. South Ferry and
foot Of Liberty Street.
WV .DaIly. Except Sunday tsuneays
CHICAGO. '430 a m. q AZ 2. n. and IL - night
PJTTSBt RG '430 a m. 1880 p m. las p H.
81? IL night a go a. trains from Liberty-st only)
CTZCTNNATI ST. LOUIS. 1000 a. m 1898 D. m
NEW ORLEANS '4.55 .. IT. Through seepeD.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
To PHILADELPHIA; WASHINGTON. BA , ~
:. AZ 1iner 1880 (Diner. ass DINER, '555 p m and
80 IL night. NORFOLK. 'll30 a. m.
All trains are illuminated with Pintsch Light 49, .
cfces: ll3 ll2, 2G1. 434 1884 Bdway 81 r. 18th st.
,oS livery y Y: 800 IA Fulton St. Brooklyn: White
h Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence TO
Do
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LEnIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.


Stations Of 2sd penn r. RI. cortisnds -
Desbrossss ST.
Indicates time from Wes; f3d St Other figures SHOW
:G,IO. 8.2O A. " daily SUNDAY 'e45. A NJ for
EAsToN and intermediate stat6Es ,,-s,.n,r conan
NfAGARA FALLS and the est; and principal local
Ps 90. 90 n aoS 'aaiG suadsy
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo $50 NJ Pullman Vesbus Day coaches
and ParlCr cars D:nng-CaT service. Meals 10 carte
Connects at buffalo with hrougs seepers Detroit anl
o1 fsHy s tSs EE4sS9S .n sAu ss
Barre PITTsToN. stRANToN and principal inter-
sSss s patSr csS ,oG coal
"a 800, 2. NJ daily, except Sunday. for EAsToA
-: 100, BIB P. N. Sundays only for MAUcH CHUNK
sb,oU, 0,IO p NJ. daily. except sunday for EAsroN
and principal intermediate stations -
$3.50, 400 r. n. daily for BUFFALO. EIAoAA
FALLS aud ali PORTS West. Pullman sleeper vestibute
train n Y to Chicago. seepers to Buffalo and Toroa,s
Y,iO 100 p N. daily. except Sunday stopping oniy
a, SOUTH PLAINFIELDs EAsToN, gETAIEHAI1
BATAvIA BUFFALO and TORONTO Pullman slsspee
None out sleeping passengers carried Ne
:sss3o $50 P. NJ. daily for wILKEsBAREE, ITH,
AGA. GENEVA ROCHESTER,, BCFFAI1o NIAoAR
and all points wss ps%a ;.sper 20 s
rxTNFiEip BOUND 6R9oK and q point.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations AZ li3 2ol. nx
ss5 % and i528 EF02dwsS :; i+ss s., iS 49,
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex. BROOKLYN.
n Transfer Co will call for and check baggage bon
hotel residence through to destination
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AiANHATTAN II.
-. "a -
rei-r T. w Harris and II. shilstone DID nc
BROOKLYN.
Total ................ ....-. - '''''
u. Eetts mn J. ROdger 90 not bat.

IT.. >-u,-york CYub and Team p OF the New-Jer-
soy Athletic club were booked for game az bergen
po,nt mi they were unable to nnish before me
~ hogan 10 fall heavily. As things were. New
York had slightly the better Of ne "a, GraT ro as
tIuches With a not out inning OF IA, did the best
o. The score:
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
From foot Of Liberty ~

ron PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGroN
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic" Signals.
Stations IN New York. foot OF Liberty ST..
and South Ferry. Whitehall 81. -
Trains leave foot Of Liberty St.

-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic" Signals
Stations IN New York. foot o, Liberty ST.. ! =
and South Ferry. Whitehall ST. ~
Trains leave foot OF Liberty ST.
On and after June 90 1898.
For Eas.on Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk. ac1
n 90 TO Easton) A. NJ. 100 $50 800 p. NJ
For wilkesbarre Ptston and Scranton 400 e;l0 4.
For Reading and Harrisburg, at 400 $50. 500 eiie
1000. 1880 10 Readingl. 4 NJ. l;t5 40 DO ~;
600 10 Reading P. NJ 1915 night sundays 40 Is%
FOR sunburv l<w,sbire and wilamsport at 90. son
s sS n. 100 100 is5 go 800 P II. Ills nigh.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &c
Far Red Rank Long Branch Asbury Park Ocean Crow.
and points south TO Point Pleasant $50 $50 1000 a
S.So aga "A 40 Red Rank only ii5 $50 $50 $50 sat
urisys only p VI. Sundays stops az lnteriaken tor A.
bury Park and Ocean Grovel. DIS 4 1870 100 y.
For Atlantic Hi~nlsnds. 400 $50. $50. io;G A NJ.
For Lakewood Toms River Rsrnesst Park and Bsrns-
gat 800 20 A. NJ, 30 80 p Sundays s.lo A. r.
For Monmouth Beach seas-iest. and H,snls,d, d
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &s'
ro- Atlantic Highlands Highlands Of Navesink; Nor.
r,ande Rumson Beach seabright. Monmouth bssen ana
Long Branch 4s9 600 iiSo a. ~ o, doG ?. N" '~
For EIberon Asburv Park ocean Grove and POINTS oinss
south . Pss;1n 40 GS rs SUNDAYS So s:sSp:
% r,erIsksn for Asbury Park and Ocean Grovs w
A. NJ. leo 7.
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second place was won % j II Merritt, Q! VIM
$50 follow:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-01
COSTA RIGA AND NICARAGUA
May Draw All of Central AmerIcaInto
Armed Conflict,


Armed Conflict.
Washington, March 1.-The condition
Of affairs between Nicaragua and
Costa Rica is beginning to arouse
serious apprehension in official circles,
as it is said to threaten to involve not
only these two countries In war; but
also to draw all of the Central Ameri-
can republics into an armed conflict.
The diet of the Greater Republic, in
GLIDING Nicaragua, Honduras and Sal
vador, has submitted a demand on
Costa RIGA for an explanation of the
entrance of an armed force of 500 men
from Costa Rica into Nicaragua. No
reply has been given. so far as is
known BY officials here. Nicaraguan
authorities assert that the 500 armed
men entering from Costa Rica were not
an unauthorized force, but were acting
with the knowledge of the president
OF Costa Rica. If Costa RIGA gives no
explanation in response to the de-
mand Of the diet it is feared serious
trouble will follow.
The real controversy between Mica
ragua and Costa Rica is over the ter
ritory adjacent to the inter-oceanic
canal A recent incident has intensi-
fed the feeling of the Costa Ricans
over the boundary matter. This was
the arrest Of Mr.. Bache, the Costa
Rican consul general to Nicaragua, on
the charge of being rebel. He was
tried, convicted and sentenced to five
years imprisonment but subsequently
escaped. 1t Is not generally known
that Secretary Sherman interviewed in
this affair and requested President
Zelaya, of Nicaragua in the interest
of peace to release Bache. President
Zelaya assented, and in a decree an
nounced that Bache would be liberated,
in accordance with Mr.. Sherman's re-
quest, if the tribunal convicted him Of
a revolutionary movement. Since then
Nicaragua has published the secret
cipher dispatches alleged to have pass
ed between Bache and the Nicaraguan
rebels in Salvador, and these Mica
ragua claims fully establish a charge
that Costa Rica's official was work.
ing to overthrow the Zelaya govern
ment
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-01
In SENATE AND HOUSE.
Henry W. Corbett Denied o Seat In
the Upper House.

Henry W. Corbett Denied q Seat In
the Upper House.
Washington, March Hon. Henry
w. Corbett was yesterday denied ad-
mission to the senate as senator
from Oregon on the appointment by
the governor, by the decisive vote Of
60 to 10. Speeches were made against
the admission Of Mr.. Corbett by Messrs,
Bacon Of Georgia and Burrows of
Michigan, and in favor of his adj
mission by Mr.. Morgan of Alabama.
After disposlng of the Corbett case the
senate began the consideration a. the
Alaska homestead and railway right
of way bill, and had not concluded 1t
when it adjourned.
The house passed the sundry civil
appropriation bill yesterday, after four
days debate. The most important ac-
ton yesterday was the elimination Of
the appropriation for our representa-
ton at the Paris exposition on a point
Of order. The sudden change of senti-
ment in the house which Is often wit
messed when members go on record
was twice illustrated yesterday. On
Friday last the house in committee Of
the whole, where there Is no record
of the vote, knocked out a provision
in the hill for an appropriation to pay
those who furnish the government with
information leading to the conviction
of the violators Of the internal reve-
nue. laws, and yesterday, in commit
tee, an extra months pay was voted
to the employees of the house. Both
these propositions commanded a very
respectable majority in the committee,
but when the members voted on roll
calls in the house both of them were
overwhelmingly defeated. Several
minor bills were passed after the sum
dry civil bill was disposed Of.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-01
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Frank j. Parker, once billiard cham
pion of the United States, died at Chi
cago of paralysis.
1t is stated authoritatively that no
river and harbor bill will be reported
at this session of congress.
General W. Il. Taliaferro, who was
commander of the Virginia troops dur
ing John Browns raid is dead
The Alabama authorities have at last
captured a band of desperadoes who
have been terrorizing Lamar county.
William Warren jumped into a shall
low Turkish bath at New York and
was killed by striking upon his head.
Should the next California lcgisla-
ture be Democratic, Governor Budd
will be candidate of United States
senator.
Cyrus e. Breeder, the defauIting
cashier of the Bethlehem UPa) bank,
was sentenced to seven years in the
penitentiary.
Bandit Mat Sellehs band of brigands
have captured the most important
towns in North Borneo, driving back
the British forces.
Victor IL. Sampson. of Flushing, L. l.,
had his leg cut off by train and
dragged himself half mile through
the snow to q hospital at Utica.
The remains Of G. W. G. Ferris, in
ventor Of the Ferris wheel, are still
held at a Pittsburg crematory for I'M
paid funeral expenses contracted over
q year ago,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-01
" SHiN0TON.
Thrte.Day PER- onaIIy. Conducted Tour.

The threc-duy personally conducted
tour Of the Pennsylvania Railroad, Thurs
day, March3 3, presents an excellent oppor.
tUnty to become thoroughly familiar
with the National Capital at a slight OK
pcnsc. Visits will be made, under the in
tclliRcnt direction Of an experienced Tour
ist Agent, to all the principal points of in
tcrrst, the Capital Executive Mansion,
Congressional Library, the Monument,
National Museum, &c. An experienced
thaleron wllalsU accompany the party
rs - companion for tho unescorted lady
tourists.
The rate, $li 30 from Now York. S1l.5O
from Philadelphia, and prOportonate rates
from other points, includes all necessary
Npenscs during the entire trip-transpor-
tation. hotel Accommodations, and guides.
Persons desiring to return via Gettys.
burg may do SO by purchasing tickets at
S., 90 extra, which include this privilege
: N opportunity will also DO afforded to
visit Mt. Vernon and Arlington at a slight
additional expense
For Itineraries, tickets, and full infor.
rn5tion apply to ticket agents. Tourist
Agent, 1906 Broadway, New York; or
address, Geo W. Boyd Assistant General
P"f'nnger Agent Broad Street Station,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-01
THE PRODUCE MARKETS
As Reflected by Dealings in Phlladol.
phtu md Baltimore


Philadelphia, Feb. 2S.-Flour steady;
winter suppriinc, s3Gt3.25 do. extras, $325lp
365: Pennsylvania roller, clear, s42O6u
49, do. straight, A.4OuiG5: western win
ter, clear, $i.25n45O; do. straight $4,000
4.S5; city mills, extra, S33Ou3.t0. Rye
-four dull, but steady, at $275u2.S0 per
barrel for good to choice Pennsylvania.
Wheat strong; No. 2 red, cash and Feb
ruary, 9Sac.gSl; No. 2 Pennsylvania and
No. 2 Delaware red s100sTl.0l. Corn
firm; No. mixed. cash and February,
3l.2G3i4c; No. 2 white, 3Sl3319c. No. 2
white, clipped 33lac. Hay weak choice
timothy, $l2 for large bales. Beef firm;
beef hams $2342i. Pork dull; family. $I3
@l35o Lard easy; western steamed, $5.4O.
Butter firm: western creamery, 15Q2l,
do. factory, uG14c.; Elgins, 2lc.; imita-
ton creamery l34l7c.; New York dairy,
1i417c.; do. creamery, AlaM20c.; fancy
Pennsylvania prints jobbng at 23d26c.;
90. Wholesale, 22c. Cheese dull; large,
white and colored, September SIC.
small do. DO, September. SAW9c. light
skins, 6Q6sc.; part skins, 4d5iac.; full
skins, 2GSc. Eggs firm: New York and
Pennsylvania. 15A@l5lac.: western, l5ac.,
southern, 1+lac. Potatoes steady; New
York. s237hq2.5O sweets, SQ4. Tallow
barely steady; city, 9-l643Ssc.; country.
3M4sSc. Petroleum stronger; refined
New York 80. 40. Philadelphia and Raj
timore $6l5: do. In bulk $3.65. Cabbage
quite at $3tYa50 Pig iron warrants steady
at ss.G0G6.75. Lake copper strong at sl1.75
ola. Tin iirm at $l4.15ql5.25. Spelter
quiet at S4l04l4.25. Lead easy at 5000
3.75.
Baltimore, Feb. 2S.-Tlour dull; western
supernne. S2.SoY32O; do extra s3.4504l0;
do. family, &40447O winter wheat. pat
N, MT do.