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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-30

The P. & R. G. & l. Co. collieries will not
work tomorrow because of scarcity of
cars. They will resume operations on Friday
morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-30
Careless Workmen held For Trial.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Nov. 3O.-David
Price, the engineer, and Clinton An
thony, the fireman, the two men who
had charge of the trip of coal cars
which dashed down the Exeter sha n
some weeks ago, killing nine men.
were brought into court yesterday af-
ternoon in custody of Sheriff Martin.
They were arrested on a bench war
rant issued by Judge Lynch. Mine In
spector Mcdonald was the prosecutor.
He claimed that an investigation
showed that the accident was due to
the carelessness of the two men. The
defendants said they had no means to
employ counsel, and the court assigned
them two attorneys, who moved thar
the defendants be discharged on the
ground that there was nothing In the
mine law relating to flying switches
The court refused to grant the mo
ton and held the defendants in $500
bail each for trial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-30
BOSTON
TESTIMONY
Before the Commissioners Investi-
eating the War,
WOUNDED SOLDIERS TESTIFY.
One of Them Remained For Two Days
Under Tree at El Caney Before Be
ing DIscovered-Hls wounds First
Dressed on Long Island.

Dressed on Long Island.
Boston, Nov. 3O-The war investlga-
tion commission began its hearings in
Boston yesterday, all the members be
ing present except Colonel DENLY. Cen
eral McCook acted as president.
Leonard w. Johnson. of North Cam
bridge, a contract nurse, was the first
witness. His testimony bore on the
treatment OF sick passengers on board
the City Of Berlin, by which steamer
he returned from Ponce, Porto Rico
having been notified that he was re
lieved from duty Johnson testified
that no one was taken on board the
City of Berlin who was not able to take
care of himself, but in spite Of that
he and a Mr.. Saunderson were ordered
to look after u men who were sick.
Their orders were to keep all at work
under penalty Of being themselves. as
well as the delinquents placed in irons.
The witness said that though ne was
sick he was obliged to attend the others
every day.
DR.. Bracket, of the Massachusetts,
Volunteer Aid association, thought
there were medicines enough on the
Seguranca. There was, however, al
most no prepared food or any kind OF
food for convalescents. He and Cap
tain McCook bought supplies from the
ships steward and gave them to the
men. There was ice on board and to
be had once a day by paying for It.
DR.. Richard Cabot, of Boston, de-
clared that the hospitals in Porto Rico
were admirable.
Corporal William Kenidds, Seventh
infantry, testified to being wounded in
three places in the battle of El Caney
He remained under a tree. and it was
two days before he was discovered.
Eight days later he went aboard the
Olivette. He did not get his wounds
dressed until he reached Long Island.
Private George p. F. Houston, Sew
enth infantry. who was wounded in the
action at El Caney, told of his expert
enCes in the hospital at Siboney. He
said that when the wounds came to be
dressed it was found that the primary
bandages had been lost. He said that
in the general hospital at Siboney the
wounded men suffered extremely. They
suffered on the way owing to the
springless wagons having no straw in
the bottom. In the hospital the great
est difficulty was in getting food Of a
proper nature for men in their condi-
tion. Canned food could be bought,
but those who had no money had to go
without. The only food issued was the
canned beef and tomatoes. These were
issued as rations, but the delicacies and
oranges had to be purchased. He de-
scribed visit of Miss Mills and an
unpleasant controversy between her
and the doctor, after which the men
had better treatment. Witness testified
to hearing the men call out for water
and then hearing the nurses in the ad-
jacent tents shout shut up" for reply.
One of the wounded died after calling
for water in this way. He added that
after being ten days at Siboney he
went on board the City of Washington.
and was there treated very well. The
| opportunities for surgical attendance
on the vessel were excellent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-30
To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take Laxative BroTo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails to cure.
25c. The genuine has L. B. @. on each
tablet. If
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-30

Coco ArgOline the genuine article, for sale
at Kirlins drug store. 1916 If
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-30
Christmas Gifts.

Sample case now open for inspection. The
Defender, Tray eler and American Rights
cigars. Put up in boxes to suit you. All
sales guaranteed. l.. Brooks Knelly, 81
East Centre street, Shenandoah, Pa. If
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-30

A one year guarantee accompanies every
watch repaired at orkin's. 1879 s Main street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-30

Shots Fired,

Oyster soup, free, tonight. Potato salad
aud Calf's liver tomorrow morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-30

Try Cream Silver Polish. Best ON the
market. At Brumm's.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-30
CORONERS' INQUESTS.
A Deputy Coroner Takes Issue with !,
Mine Inspector.

MahanOy City, Nov. 3O.-No inquest has
yet been held in the case of William YopB ns.
who was instantly killed at the Primrose
colliery last Monday by a delayed EXPULSION
Deputy Coroner Fogarty received letter
from Mine Inspector Stein, in which he
states that he has investigated the canse of
death and fluids that au inquest is umecE,s-
sary.
The Deputy Coroner had secured illry
and viewed the body, and a number of witt
nesses had been summoned. He says tn ere
is a special act of the legislature which g ves
the Mine INSPECTORS discretionary power in
the matter of inquests, but he Is not dispo ted
to abandon the Yonkas inquest until he
learns definitely whether he shall not Ike
justified in proceeding
The delay in holding the inquest cause q a
complication in regard to the funeral of the
victim to-day. The Deputy Coroner did mot
want the body buried until after the in.
quest and the Health Officer also interfe red
on the same ground, The undertaken ex-
planned that he was not responsible for the
delay in holding the inquest and the body
should be buried. The funeral was finally
proceeded with
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-30

Buckwheat cakes and sausage, free, to-
night. Vegetable soup tomorrow morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-30

All kinds of vegetables and flower seeds
and plants at Payne's nurseries, Girardville
Electric cars pass the door. 5-6-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-30

kendrick House Free Lunch.
Rice soup will be served, free, to all patrons
tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-30

Urni-
ture !!

The best in quality
the best in style-the best
in value-gives the best
satisfaction. Latest pro-
ductions in dining room,
library and hall furni-
ture. Also white enam-
eled iron bedsteads with
brass trimmings, restful
easy chairs and settees.
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Chicken NnndIe snnn
Agent Fitzpatrick Resigns.

Free to everybody at Meade Peters restau
rant tonight. Call and try it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-30

1t Hits the Spot That's Right.
What? Pan-Tina for coughs and colds. Al
Gruhler Bros, drug store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
DELAW ARE, Lama" H.''."
WESTERN RAILROAD.

e., New York. foot OF Barclay ard Chri.opher s's'
stations ~ trSe",rI, AIMS PULLMAN BUFFET cAtto'
NtSlih04''' PINrSCH LIGHT. . .,.,
- -, . =, rt\GIIAMTON MAIL stops at ?rnelph
sanons' -ocace Carr BUFFALO. SCRANTON; b tH>G
iO;oV a. ~ ONyFGO, ITHACA. ELMlRA SfKACI ~
HAM EXPRESS. Pullman BuNet Paror tats
ana % 81 Buffalo with trains for Chicago ana POINTS
n aanyD-Chcaso ard EgnsIc Ves,'pu i *
! 400 , "a 'S1VANTON B!NGHAMT0N ana Ei.M!kA
PRES inject par0r Cars 70 tlmira lhFonth s..eR
Pn.Imnt nI day coach Chicago arriving at AID r.
n neNt i2st,RANToN, wIIKEsBAnRE and PLYM-
4;oO i, TxPRt;sS pullman Bvrs, Pa,l2r cars,
OuTi X fttSsiiS1-aHiCAGO ana BvFFAlo VEST
7iOO In T9rMiTED EXPRESS for sCRANLoN: BiNJ
Hti.EDD L. ~ ~ MIRA BUFFALO. THROUGH BUFFET
a ,AMrnnySC CAR New York 70 Chicago. Dining Car
.e.' Of n '9aily)-BurFALo EMPRESS PI,I.LMAN
sL5bE ; "a ,HrH. MOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALO Ar
a. r0U,ng B1naV asiiyHBtFFAIO, scnsXToN. .nINo.
o';,V ,ToE OWEGO. ITHACA ELMlRA. UTICA.
Gny1pnA,CI'sF and oswEGo EXPRESS Pullman Buffet
!Srii seRRiEr1Ts AND PULLMAN APPROPRIATIONS A.
,,,rIIpY q A2F & SONS. Ltd. lib broadway; "a PARK
BIC 40 and 0i2 Droadwey Tickets az Ferry STATIONS
~ ona twenty Afh ST. 2S5 Columbus ave New YORK;
IS ana giving full information ~ all stations
wwyreTcOTr'S EXPRESS COMPANY VIII cali frr ana
,scgaee from hotel residence to destination.
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OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sept 2j-The supply OF cattle day proved
excessive o the slim demand AMI statesmen COM
PEELED - paddle long and hard In soaking rainsturm u
md an outlet their offerings prices lOc
IJwcr Choic, steer. s. 35d$5 10; medium 81 75a$5.
f44S+ 10 stockers and feeders. s3usi 80:
Sc c5qs7 23 81 G5d$i 80: Western fed
steprs s4GSI 40: Texas grassers. 50 1884 10 W!,h
large run OF nogs close so head u
hand BUYERS attempted force decline IN prices but
could make little impression Most Of the good offerings
were ARMY held and sod well to Yesterdays prices
Fair T. choice 50 C5as3 S0 packing lots 81 4Ofs3 80
butchers s. 50qs3 ~; mixed 80 51gs3 10 light 50 35g
So so pigs 81 1888 so Some lots Of sheep that were
dry sold previous prices bat BUYERS demanded lower
with neeces had sell i5G.jc lover. Western
TAT native lambs s6Ts6 CO Rccepts-Catte 6joo head;
hogs - OcI sheep 1900
Cincinnati oct 25.Hogs steady to &c lower s39s3 30
Cattle steady 81 5Ods. 81 Sheep Arm. 81 25Gsi Lambs
strong. 81 20.
East Buffalo. oct. 25.-Recepts OF sale and through
cattle sheep and hogs during the twenty four hours
day cattle ~ sheep and lambs IL
cars hoga shipments Cattle ~ sheep and
lambs cars: hogs. 10 Cattle-There no
fresh sale cattle. fev loads left sold
about steady prices. Calves n light supply. far de
nand unchanged. Choice TO quOtabe So -
s. q. good 20 choice sGasG rs sheep and ambs-The
bunrhes left over The market unchanged. There
Wss good demand the prices Choice lambs
we're aunabe s. 50ds5 -. good to choice 81 2jQS5 go
sheep choice 70 extra 81 1904 CO good choice. sac
s. ~ fogs-The offerings were liberal 50 1ats. 10 Of
which pers fresh sale and the balance left
yes.erdnv The bulk Z the good weight Workers. cld
g Goa 50 ~ light Workers. 81 4jf3 81 piss s. 3a>3
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Railroads.
Railroads.
"AMERTCA,s GREATEST RAILROAD"
new YORK CENTRAL

All through trains stop at Albany. UTICA o""e"'
Rochester and Buffalo .,
. :. Trains leave Grand Central Station as follows.
$50 a. M.--Daily except SUNDAYS. ~. ..,,'"'
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS. LIMITED n =.
ssstest Train in the World Due Buu aoo n: De.
S.45 A. Mast MAIL. Daily-For Buffalo Nias"'"
mo Falls and Cleveland. r,n,.x For
% Buffalo md ell important York state pol ,ni
1'OO =. M-sOUTHWESTERN IiMLIf,ps 80 s -,nc!n-
cAGO SPECIAL Daily-For columbus N
(, ~. Indanapolls. ST. Louis and Ch'cago .x-
S'JO y. M-TROY AND SARATOGA spc.,aarsoSs
= m cept sunday-For Albany Troy and Of nou,
jaw 4. M-LAkE SHORE LIMITED. DsI' cleveland
IT, loo a, N due Chicago 400 p NJ. Sleeping anu ~"
600 p MIwEsrERS EXPRESS. DsrynF0r Nj
G.2S p M-NoRrHERW EXPREss paiiy..For Troy
'.fO = M.I,ADIRoNDAcK MOUNTAINS AND MN
s.45 EN- Mf E1MupRESs D aM6 SOUTHWESTERN
SPECIAL. Daiiy~For Buraio. Nlssara ,, r''''
a M ve'and Cincinnati Indianapolis and g. LOUIS,
"'VV H. M,-sPDIAL LIMITED MAIL Dsi no Via
n TX iE0 rs Snd for Rochester and Buffalo -, o,,s,.
cent Sg Niagara Falls Cleveland cscasCs rn road
i-'Io nisht-MIpNIGHr EXPRESS. Fer SUNDAY
night. every ,s night except sunday nights eu"'"'
ns"' chicago Ta sIfsRsys 6TwIs at s''
o1n A. ~ and 3,27 p M-Daily. except Sunday. 70
wprn ,sne b,, SUNDAYS only at 0:20 A. ,-l ~;
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light. ,.,.
Ticket and Wagner Offices Grand Central station
a 2Gi 4I3 broadway 81 East lith pa s,,on
and ioo broadway. r. D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone "yaO Thrty-eighth Street for New-forK
GEORGE r. DANIELS. General Passenger heont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York Oct1Ner 70 l6bS.
PEEvEs-Ther~ no trade In I've caftle The feel,
ing weak. Dressed beef moderate demand AT tg
81 per 10 FOR ordinary choice native SIDES; l-iteSt
cables Liverpool ard London quoted american I'VE
Qiauoc 10. estimated cressei weight
ana refrigerator beef selling a. SEC per lb 90
AT.NES-Receipis day were SO henJ INCLUDING u
direct. with stale calves there "err =" IN me
pens on T-aie quiet and prices barely stead
and - calves were held Common 80 prime Neals
sold Sass sra per o 10; 70 good gr!ssrrs n
5OqSl no offered. rty dressed Veas AZ ~
per n dressed a i04c dressed grassers
fed calves 6u~c.
SHEEP AND I,AMBS-secelp's were 10 cars. or 3.hj9
head. al and. counting the stale stock.
q sale all AZ Jersey CITY. 9 od sheep
we're IN moderate demand and steady; the undergrades
slow and weak: lambs declined l5u2Dc. and with very
o. demand car held Common 20 prime
lambs S5G$J dressed mutton slow at Cus'Sc per
10: dressed lambs S'7nlOc
TOGS-Ecceipts were 81 cars. or head Including
100 for sale. y, Transactions We're reported Market
noninaly weak SO 15gSi per 100 n Country dressed
lower %45l.c for medium weights and 3U3iao FOR
Hight hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

Cash quotations follows: Flour STEADY, 20 :
srr!ng wheat G7'sc; No sprirE wheat 63GOS' ; ; -
No. ? oats 23ha2ic; 10. white. % 5@a,'2c' 3Hs92.
Tr"e' 10 50 naxteed ioi-cQSl; pr:'ne timothy
seed go Sis mess pork per bbl 81 99aSI % ar I.r
@ Sei 81 uder. j xed 81 Geasf 10 81 # clear sides
boxeD s. o0uS5 30 oaiskey, disters AnsAeo so' s
tnr cal 81 ~: sugars. cut loaf unchanged On IL IL
produce Exchange day tho butter narhet vas
crsarcrles i4f22c Gnirles l2Hlec Eggs STEADY "e'
i7igdlsc Cheese steady and unchanged
Cincinnati oct. 25--Four hrm. wheat hTrn 10 ,r, Z
rcd Zoe corn steady: No mixed. 34c. Oats nm INN
10 mixed 2Gc Rye stronger: No = Doc !S' ,i.u
higher. fancy Elgn creamery 2ic ONO Htlec' rS
ioisc sugar steady. Eggs hriner, hlSher 70 '''
ac,Iye arm higher. good TO prime ONO hat Vp"'H'
Milwaukee, oct 25-Wheat lower; No N2r'hTrh; ,y
VI 2 Northern. Gss.c. rye nrm; NO J. 81 ~ D''''
urin: 40 2 4Ga.c SAMPLE 3Ig46'ec
,l. 80 october 75dT5Iec corn "A" lower 80
r~i>.g Oc,ol.r 81. G3T2.c oats firm; fair @ ~
r,hi;c cnred 3apc 40 white clipped - ~, ~
rnxed rl'rued 22aaZjc. Butter hn, goo re'. a
1,nry Western creamery. ne; 10 ~r.ns: -. IN
frasb resrb, Zoe. Do Western. $50 do SOUTHWESTERN -
~. a. sonthern i7c Cheese steady; fair denHnn ~,
Ieir,.s- Flour 400 bbs 1000 sachs. "l''"t ,,,
I'm $4,000 bush. oats 5000 bush Shpnrit's '''''
AZ $50 bush. corn. 5000 bush; cats. 100 push
81 Louis oct. 25-F.our unchanged. Wheat y" 'Tu "a
cn4h elevator 7Oc: track 7on72.c; Dece'nner -
Ma 7is.c No hard cash. dsp&- Torn dsoneu ~.
aule, aulations better maintained No 20" Dla s,
2gisc: December 2+s.c asked MAJ. 232c, 40 "n',s.
2sc Bran easier: sacked track. !6F''c Buuef hI"e'
creamery IVu2+c dairy. lCH2ic. h11gs hrn' 10.
Toledo oct. 25-Wheat lower. weak ~ : casn GOO
ber aad f)ccAmber T2a,c. corn active. steady; No
mixed 33'.c. oats dun higher: No mixed. 24t. hye
TmT s,eadv: No cash BIC Cloverseed active. higher
prime cash old. 81 10. October 81 50 OH unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Now York. -. ININ
COFFEE-The coffee market made steady start 81
ybo II unchanged prices: Of positions me
call showed de'lre % points; f-r thr rest II too
session changes :ew ana Il urimoant fcole ne
entire range fr day only matter 4 10 points
sales on the $3.50 bags. up 20 - m l2o;"
lare and for thc session % 900 bags. with the
i1a:ket finally steady net decline - 5nlO points
Cables eNcr,l Depressing Influence tr Nghout TIC 80
sion Have While reporting activity olso reported lower
price,. Hamburg cahied LIVER ca tau rs a1d So "a
santos with the tone q the decline IN the latter
market while RIO reported quetude a. unchanged prices
Another Weakening the inor asinR terccncy %
the movement az shown By receipts at Rio ma santos
-cabed at ~ O1p bags About she Only restraint nph
sellers IN this market indication 81 an eNpa'c-
ing movement warehouses In this country enc rf
Ing tho hope that distribution Of coffee IS 20 uc we
more extensive. Spot buyers however, were eh''eN IT
different and while quotations for spot supplies wei'
unchanged In open market. the tendency was n Duy
.rs' favor leaving quotations quite nominal ~ any ufit
business in futures chiefly N the way 81 ioca u
trading although SAID 20 h some F''is 40.
foreign account early the session The mart fD5 Fp.
Hrazlal coffee closed inactive and heavy - me tss
Il 'crays NAL nzures RIO invoice lots O. 90 )''
bling parcels. Gt1c --, ...--a. ., .',y
The range contract prices in the local marEe 70 cay
w u follOwJ:
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"Bj ,ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives T,ralo o-5 p. VI Pullman NestbIie Day Coaches
nd pa.ior Ctrs D!nns-Car service. Meals 10 care
Can,rc, al Buffalo witt through seepers 10 Detroit ana
.in:5O 400 p NJ daily tor EAsTON. MATCH
CTIy'NK WtLKEsBARRE. SCRANTON end Ca!
bran ,hes C.air TO idstcs eNefpI safufJoys AID
.I;5O 4,1o p " daily except Sunday for WILKES
PAHGr, IfTTSrON. SCRANTON ard principal Inter
re!ia,e STATIONS Connects fr ~ poais IN eoa' zee 5Es
pullman Punet par.0r Ger for Wlkesbarre.
1870, 80 r. VI. @aiiy except sunday. for EAStCN
l-tern.cdla'e stations
snl nterine late sta'iDrs. - ,.ern..
.;,5O I.IO p " Gaiiy. except Sunday. fo- EAsroN
I'D rriucIra, intermediate stations >.-.c.r,
.G.5O 800 p NJ daily Tor BUFFALO. MAGMA
y iIS and All PORTS west. Pullman Sleeper ycsiiod's
,.in X Y - Ciicaeo Shoppers Z BErS5 ani ior9n'J
ming car View York TO Easion. $500.
.-,tO 900 p NJ iiiy. except Sundny s,2g.ins ooi.f
n. :0t;TH PLAINFlEI.D: EAsT0N: EELiiitEMEsHi'
~, AVA Er'FFAr.O ard TORONTO. pullman sleepeF
tor Bnrao None but sleeping car passengers e"'S4'
.sao $40 p NJ daily Or WILKESbARHHE; iTH.
.C. GrTEVA ROCHESTER, BUFiALp. NiADAnA
o. frs and all points West; Pullman seeie' 70 ,nss1
tsonel local daily. except sunia. 10, So III
,r ,irt,iTiD BOUND BROOK. and interheaia,s POM,
@ a. fnIows O:20. 1880. io3 lo5o .sun'ay'
EHVe as % 20 go $3.50. $40 $40 Hni o 30, =,
Ihksts n aoa Broadway 81 Z. i@th 81. loo LOU
80 W an na 49, y $50 Fulton 81. Court ST. ~
- - ard Rr5oklyn Annex Brookibh ,... To-.
f.i Co VIII call for and cheek oassass i''"
~, - - -esi,ence through % Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
ERIE RAILROAD,

leave Near1 OK, loot OF thanluers T..
I,nIoSs and I'VE minutes earlier fr.m Wes .3is'.:
as ~. a N-Vestibuled Express daily Tor B!nghamton
v'criy Eimira Buffalo. Br1d'crds Arrives Buffalo >
Wa, ,orIor car 20 Buffalo.
NJ, =, NNVes,,luiei rnlied-Fast mail daily SOLID
Ss"" ,r chicago Arrives Cleveland 40 A. ~ Chleass
tram Chicago. Cleveland ana Slncirnat
Dining car =. ,r.,o and cAvean. y.stibnled Express
i'o ,.,,,yes M Blralo 7:05 a NJ Bradtori ':2O a.
.N Jamestown 7:0l ~ Yoanss,9Hsn w. a. "a
cleveland u 80 d. NJ. ''''pe'' ~ $1,000 ~
t,.,e Library car .,.. ,~a,, o., pnrhani.cr Em,ra
Die, o,s Chicago seepers to Hornel!sve Chicago
and ~ LIZ fOcaL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac'
rCnMMoDATIONs at ~ li3 2di toi ard soI Br.sd-
i l25n-st.. ard 2l3 West 18Th
way chambers and West 23d-s, ferries NeS s ss'
lyinLan and Jersey city station. New-fork Irsnsfr
70 calls Tor and checks baggage from hotels ana rst
dercss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE. AND wAsHINd-
TON.
From foot Of Liberty 81.
Week day- $50. 500 1000 ~ 20 Dining car 4 ~
loo As 30 q 30 Dining Carr 900 p NJ. l2lo ndt
sundays 4:3O 1000 III 30 Dining Car, A. NJ; itS 800
Dining Carr 600 H. d2' md, AddI',on,oi Isl n 90,
p 81. SUNDAYS. 900 A ". 400 p ~ CT
week DAYS 7o. 1855 s25. $40 SIS, EOS 90 e:s..
1000 iO:i5 lO:i,. lics li:3o li:s5 NJ l22s HsS'
81, s55 sa t5:; 90 6.s S;ss 7:sS Is. 500 SS
X SIS 1000. jisO A. M l2:oo n. i2s'. "a asS9.
800 3:55 400. 455. ~: 800. $780, To- e-'' WV
2:25 955 Joss Z. NJ. l2:lj mdt . ,,. g.
k and PaTI'T car sea, 80 a, foot q s Broad
v'av 737 OH Az "a f. llth 81. l53 East i2oth ST. -.
West fo5h St. 25l Columbus Az. New YORK Sout'
c, SEQ Fulton ST. Brooklyn: IS Broadway. Willi1ms-
burg Tie y. Y Transfer 60. VII call ior ana soeSA
baggage from hotels or residences TO des'ihs"oh'
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NAVAL STORES.

Yesterdays Gre at the Union Naval store Yards result 81
I'm mn most complete Of ihe stocks. "h the
ex,suton O; r,fstlv barrels o: rusr. Practically
y, business II nn~ kind transacted O-llv. and the
Indications are Will he the for ihe next res"
at any Quotations are nominal ana emitted
Charoa.on. Oct 20 Turp"ntiae firm at Bic. Ros.n
quiet unchanged.
Savannah oct 81 sp,rits turpentn" firm at 1894 'sc
soies i52 bhls receipts. Ii2j Rpsn trm sa'"7, oi3
bbs. receipts osS Quoed. closing: A. T. {. - 81 10;
T. 81 20 f. 81 o. g. 81 30 II. ~ 80: r. 81 j1 VI. ~ %;
X 81 20. W G. 81 81. " ". 81 3D.
Wilmington 25-Splrlts turpcntine firm. atd3t,ac;
-ecerts - hbis firm sldsi o5 r,ceptH. AL bns
C-de tirpAntine firm 81 25dsl 30; receipts. 10 lss Tar
nim. - 10. receipts. lS6 btls.
London oct 2iCairutta nseed SPOT, us 81. lin seed
oil lN4 E0su.-Amcrican strair'! a. Oh; hre, rs ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool oct -. 40 Exchange losing wheat
No red Northern spring nrm At lie SD Corn SPOT
American mixed firm a. 3s ll'zd. october nominal
Novente quiet 3s lo9,d December quiet NJ ~ va
Fl'ur--st louis fancy winter firm al - % Hops al
London Pacific CoasD firm at - 5srto los. beei-
Exra India mess strong G1s 81 prime mess
strong ois ID Pork Prime mess me u. VS.
ern firm at 5Os. prime mess medium :" estfIi
firm at iTs 81. Hams-Short- cut IL 10 10 ID; Easy
Az 3Gs o. -Cumberand cut. 2s to so 10 dulI q,
AIS short RIB - .. dull A. aSs o. llns c,sa
mddes, light IS 10 81 10 easy at i2S Si s"1I 60 Is
H. dul az s9s ca shoulders square. y 70 II 40. u44l
a, 25s Prime Western steady az .,s 90 Tanow-
An .rican fines, white and colored dul. NJ as
Prime cit, arm 30. Cottons'ed , o. Us
fined steady at i5s 81. Turprntiss. SF"'e '''s "
&C. loslp-CCmmon steady ~ - ia