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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FN'' TON.
= Liberty st =.
Week hny- 40 500 100" ~ 80 o D'pns ors, T. n AZ
iSciavS AS 1910 niso lining rar A. MaJi,,io.'s,i
900 Dining can. 500 r ". , eG I'm zoo so
az 800 + NJ fu-tays 300 . 81 t tfo = III ST
is,nL go 10 81 s:?a ~ s.I. pos . a. = s,
1000 icii5 ,ci5 'los II 40 ii:s' i2?s IN
10, i:2232 81 Xxx 6io 6:25 G55. 10. 80 s::
e:io s ssS i0oS ii 10 ". IL 90 " l25 - 20
x1 90 a'ss ,:?a 455 5sa. 800 $50 10 so W"
OK ioa5 p N i2:l5 mdt -. ,..... q.
rcks and r,', "a, 90, ga, ~. ''i 2s s2s BrosS
wav ~ 9th AZ 81 East IAN St. i'3 Eas, '-yer
Pa West l2'th St. g, nolg1sr' d Rrossway VIM
',-,sburs The Y Transfer Co WI cal 9r ana s"e''
so-. rom hotels residences & ies''aatoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02

KEMP AND JUTE-Th"re was quiet market. h7f IL
was without important change tone rhowi * h' sie"'
stiuuoni nom nal do shpm.ni United Kingdom NGe''.
s.ss spot 0J0i,c. DO shipmt Mt. 9nD'*' jule, ~"
b. &C. nominal. do sp9,. u, double ranse aga ;f'a..
SOC: q, shipment, double triangle and equal ?C'c d.
sblrn.nt II T.. &c. nominal. juie butts spot IsHr
oual,'y cs7hc; do shipment paper qualliy ."9'sVI''
s. mixing Inc, do bngging nominal , ,,, ,.,.s
urchsnaed ana quoted as fol- 1w,; Cflf,rhii - tzc.
,n,ested in hond Wntanloras 'oc: Truyilo i1pl1'2c
American aS i@aie,sc Cruz. l.te rusF'o GshTi,
1"ba.eS i5c Rio .ochc dry eaa pctei a.; r2r'-1u
a. 'Jernarbrc3 iac g,hia. lis Msraeaib; H.:
nG ?m::c .. M':%%- sa f l as1,' 5s
s'ts hfands lc9i0~c; null "sgiuc; COW n4d =,
rn,,y ,iaughter native steers nTil.c. COW lo'.@
spwsi.e not showing activity worthy q MOI
,oa me market for metals showed healthy undef"nt.
|, ,,,c.. in son. Instances materially higher NJ me
81 Sc n'iy quoted al s5 3ts 80 co2p'r unchanged.
,h .noi September quoted a 81 'hntll H'' s"I'r
nominal with ,po gaS',i a rs pis lrn
e. unenansei WITH pet 10 August quoted at ~ ~
Ssc a. Gables from the I~,nd1n market were % ."'i
acoy n vas ha Sn Ia S Se "a, 49, ,o
ana i"ot III, U.s. 81 and futures 40 Gs 81 spsier
Si",ed At f2D 81 o. and cad q ilS 6s 81 $780,.
~, ',nroehout me session. From opears 20 close
,ns, on. were small scattered lots ns buyers pre-
s'd 70 Wal, until after n" hoiida,s before aShs sup
pr, "a nriccs f3r the mere Desirable OTIS Quot all ms
Si. Ner orleans cen'rifugsl .omnen iog ~, ar
isasisc, good ios,Ins prms -ot &c; New ID ~
kettle a%ass Choice xas,c PORTO ssaaic
roamon iOui2c: fair iSGl'e; good i'a'oe prime il"
Nc; FREiGIrrs- marke, for berth fres1i;
h 10, a, the following quotntona: Lverr' o. "a
nominal London. 81: Glasgow :.d brh'o' sad '~'th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02

Trains Leave Zoo, Z i2d ST. follows as minute,
earlier from Franklln = ,
49, \. M.-Day Express Tor all stations. Connections
'')s) for l.tXes NOhonN and Mlnnewa-ka. Par)r
n.t~ A. N.-N1untaln Express 20 Liberty and inter
CslO mediate stations Lake ha;nesha. and White
Ak. Paf,or
1.OO l.. VI Saturdays onlyl-sta.i9ns e Rockiand
.jVD ak. kiam.saa. and White Lake. Par.or
- - % VI -V,s.hue Limited. stations - R0ck,anj
R.I u I,las Nrhuuk. Nnnewaska. kamesha.
v,,1.a Ak. Par.nr
MM.e 9, VI tFraukl.7 81 5.i5 p M)-To Chicago
Il. a ,arrr S.ors A. Midtown. Liberty. l.. Manor
49, x@~yich Oneida. OsNego Niagara Falls Was
wa ard Reclining chair Car seats tres) through
y Chicas9 w ~, PARIoR CAR SEATS AT 37i Broad
'INCht = y Y. Transfer Co. checks baggage
from, residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Anthraclie coal used eacIas,ye.y
Four tracks Electro fneU.natle sisnaa
Stations IN New York. foot 4 Liberty ST.
and South ferry, Whitehall ST.
Trains ieave foot OF Libsrty ST.

stations u: &c" t,snrH 'Whushai ST.
Trains leave foot OF lAbsrty ST.
ON and ai;er June -. 1925. - a.
Far Fas,on Be,nleneal Allentown. Mauch mum. "a
100 rs $40 A. NJ. l2:OO NJ 10 EastonD, i:aO' ~
To EastonJ 5.ij l1:3o 10 Easion, T. NJ Sunia's' 80"
4 90 T. Eas,onJ. A. NJ. 90 $50. 500 r. 81 o.,o A
For WIZ, sbarre Pi,ison and Scranton. '"' vi" -
FOR Reading and Har.sOugg at 100 ~ 40 sS' S:s%
p.1 70 Resd.ns) p NJ i2l5 night, suntays ~ " =
TO Reading A. NJ. 100 i:45. 5:U O"o T. ~ low
f For sunbury Lewsbgg and wsm,por a, 40 sS.d S
40 a. n. i:So IS. eo.,r y . i.I5 night
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN iltoEnr. &c
For psS Rank Long Branch. Ashury PARK ucsAn -
ard minis south to Point Pleasant - 80: W. a
NJ On saturdays only. Il ~ Red rank n, ~ ssS
20 50 a 80 Red Bank only a." :;p o,iI %, A.
rssv, onlH p NJ sundays 'sol: a, inet.aHsn ,'t NJ
ou I.o, A,,anttc Highlands. 40 $50 $50 loo
a. On a * p II. Sundays, 300 A. ~, SUD n ~.
iy %,- 'atewood Toms River. Rarnegat PARK ano ps"
"a, ol 20 A. "! 80 4SO p. N sundays sto
ror Atlantic CITY, vneland and Bridseton S'' ~ -
i.g9 r. No,mou,h Beach seabrigh, and Highland, -
Na'ez'hH' ''" SANDY HOOK HOTTIE, a.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROW, &C.
From pier y. r.. foot ~ Rector ~; No..
For Atlantic Highlands. Highlands of Naveslnk No ni
nis Purnscn Bach seabrisht. Monmouth Beach ana
L i.Sos , n,s1p" NJ surdsys $50 A. NJ. 100 p.
rr rlheron .shury Park. Ocean Grove ara po,nss
.or,h 70 P9n, Pleasant. 900 100 a. N uO sa,ur.
T,vs orlyc 200 345 ~, $50 T. N SutnaNs. n a.
et Ir,eT.ten to- Arbury Park and ocean "fo'e'' '~
A 100 y. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD
SIMMER SCHEDULE.

All rou ;irs FOR Long Branch. Ocean Grove. Asoufy
PARK ami Atlantic =, Reeot's t. Point IpGas Ent, In
ram n 2, : ~ 1900 =. NJ. q ca Saturdays Only
eii .aa6 35a AS, so. ol5. 500 Saturdays only
~, ,,,day- 9li A. NJ $50. 400 T. NJ -
rI"r, Foi - co.tandt and DeShrosses H.sests e.
. % e - 10 - saturdays ony), go. - TO- * 20
~: 20 >" * II 100 T. NJ. Sundays SIS. 045 a. NJ.
BIS r. NJ 49, r., vvhu.b,u stree, sc5 10 90
CJ saturdays only. 10 $50 3 40 - o 20
e. 10 "a SATURDAYS ony) L. NJ sundays 500 ~ NJ
- ~, f1o West Twenty third street $50 II 10 A. NJ
go 80 sa.uidavs only. go $3.50. $40 800. 40" 30
~ ~ SUNDAYS : ~. go \. NJ, 80 7. NJ ,.
SUNDAY Trains do stop at Ocean Grove ana Asoary
Park
.Dorotes express trains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02
ms, rACKAWAxNA AND WESTERN u. n
S,,,iorx In Ncv York. foot of barc'"'
aud Christopher streets ,.,,rrvr
yEsTIBULED TRAINS r'L."N
cans rINISCH LiuhT -,

500 A. M.-DlAGIA-.'o' '."IL Stops p''"N''~
,o,ui a. M.-tca,e Carr: BUFFALO scRA HMRx
TIicA RiCHfiEl.D sPnINGs sYeAc'ss 6n,. ans
80 eco EXPRESS Pullman Palace css S"nss.s
80 a. Hunalo w,n trains Tor chicago ana p'"''
400 VI aych~s' spa ng shR Ns.s sns Ell FL
y,TSn, piImtn Hure; Psr.or Car &c EimrS
.Issuns cas- and Day Coach 10 Sh'SAS0
tn....rr =. AIS y. N. day. -. 90.
..oS sfi =. SCRANTON wiLK EsBAkRE ard PLfA-
]'V" nv IMPRESS. pullman Blne, i2flor car -,
..o0 - IT, dai-casas and B9Tslo xss,s9;sa LIN I'm
~" t.nr.ss for SCRANTON, B!NEHAMIOH. ~
MIRA BUFF 40 rI;SGsn Bun Sis , Rg,,,.o ar
s:30 p. M GJaylBuft49 nsgrsss rI VITA I IRH
Wr MoRRIs ana BUFFALO. arriving IN Buffalo
a. ~ NJ psi,y,-BrFFAIO. SCRANTON BiNa-
"'"v ,ur6S OWEGO ITHACA. ELNiRA, snkAnJsE
~, irrIFip SPRINGS and osWEGo EAFhEsS
Pullman Buffet slsepeis.> .cc>ovvooAr.oys Al,
u-n,y ,iiEe a sons Gimtcd, i,3 Brosdway - Pars
~. ap Broadway and ~? Broadway iicAem ~
t ,sI;ons ia ih-sye.. cor i:h:t ~ IVES, l2otn-
le nIumbus ave New-york: 53s ard 13o fultonsI
*. Ir ,adnay Brooklyn. Timetables giving t9u
A,,oiIi.,.COTT EXPRESS COMPANY Will caii FOR an
- h,sgage from MOTEL residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02
BALTIMORE &OHIO r r


f,oi VI LaDerty street. .s,.
CHICAGO. :. 80 a. m. q 40 p. m and 'i2io mint
Hirrs Rl HG taO m. 1880 D. m. tlfo y; ~
.,5 - night ,:3U m. trains from Llberiy-st onyJ
cINCiNXATi 81 LOIS 40 10 a M 30, .9,3 p n m
eli 10 a m (D.er. II 90 p m fio ,pn ss, is''s
'~nRtOI,k Ill 30 IN. -
SEW O1IEfNs .i:55 o. m. uhroush sleeper.
a.. ~ ,roi,. ar. Illuminated with Pinsch lsght. ~ .
cnces: lis ~ ?Gl. 49, 2s+ Bdway 81 r. i w.;
=, 1880 y Y. 30 3lt FI'on-si. Brooklyn. Mnite-
~ Tminai baggage checked from hotel or residence
70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02

STOCK on HAND.


Galveston Jay i--cotton quiet mid.ns. ls i6c; low
rnitdln- 1-iGc good ordinary. lee. Receipts. 45i
hars exports to the Continent iec2; sales. 81 stock.
1904 1890 - ,,
ding ic Receipts 40 bales: exports coastwise 0s2
baltimore Jmly i-~C'otton nominal miding cue; low
miIil!n. d lie; good ordinary. sac Receipts. L3l4
bl.,s. 4, tack. 1900 1870 49, .
Mem,ti. July COTTON tul.: nldilinr. :7sc :ow mid
ding SIC good ordinary ~. Net receipts Ill bales:
arss 3,u shipments Gs. sales 100. stock 1908 2sSi
1881 1850 ,, go -,
Ain. ki.r good ordinary sac. Net receipts 81 bales.
grn.s ali shipments $50; stock. ~ aoS.
New -Crlesns July lfcupn quiet; Inlddlnz 10 lie.
Ipw m.dt.Iag s-iGc good ordinary +c, Net receipts
IL, bales gross 10 Great Britain 2s6i to
franc .S TO the Continent 7o0 coaswise. $50. safes
200. stock. iCs.ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02
RAILROADS..
ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

q RAILROAD.
s-A aps Tot q wssi TMEStYIIhkqps
@ a.s@ than ;Ss; give" below Tor
'e SS-Esmas es 9 r psssr G:
- sSneaso; No coaches 70 Pn,sourG >,...,.,.
$50 'Af ESH s,s'f nj flSy.ltrsS
gompa,'men ss'sn Dnas ana t os.ss.aI
ion For ,neago eiand To'ea0' ''s'""H''
= M ch 1,Siy AID 81. LOUIS ExpREss-
$50 n sii EhS'HSfR ssiotsS 5:v.ani Chi
40 sStaH sAssS! HaSSifnEss-ro Pitts
40 r. H. PAclF n@'r rSrRrss lS r.eurs an
$40 w. NAIL '@ S 'fSGa sseD nur..
WASHING ii1,s M rox da xSD S''f Fiji, i."s sSrf
oo M y .' :, oie ., DINING can lS 'tn'nsp aro.
sad bnas da2 o % (6ians cs e" .so pnns e.
ins p m" Eos osn SUNDAY $50 s;o ie% r snsr
sna D'n,ng Ca,s). 80 dining carr 40 'p"ns 'Ao'
soTliERS a'sh' .so D. m 1905 night
AlL.,ETlc COAST rLxE-Espres. 20 a. AMI $50
rrooEs 3b HSfx G 2E9 s".l'
ATLavTic s3f .q Ss day. p.oe....
Train BuGet parlor Cars Passenger Coach. and Com
cA H.; MAY-iaso .. week days Through Pullman
kns Branch Asbsy Park dn,sraken san4ss ossss
str,et sist ~ 10 10 M oi2 SO Saturday. cniyl
30. $50. $50. 800. 451. 60 p. sunia o. 80
a. m, 40 o m. (frOm Desbrossfs and eoa',s,not'
Streets. AS DO a. M i2io 100 satardzys os'ys'
go, $40. $40 40. SO. 7.o p. M suhda'" Dis
y4J q. : ~ ?.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. n o..
DO 20 80. SO. $50. 30 90 Penna, bml'e",
dining Car. 1000 dining can li9 a. m, 60. .,
80. 80 $50. 20 4. 20 Dining carr. 40 ,phins ~
$50 Dining Car. 40 $50 .. M. IL 05 nght sunisys
Go so $50 90 $50 Limit ed. $50 10 90 .pin,ne
can a. m, 30 Dining Cap. 3 90 40 IinnS III
40 Dining Car. 80 dining carr 40 soo p M
Ticket ofices No. 48 ga 1895 1923 III and csi Broad
way: | Aston House: West Twenty third street SO.
ton ami stations foot ~ Desbrossss ana 'ortiands
Streets c ur Street. $50 Fulton street D. bToaawg
ami Pennsyl vania Annex Station. Brookiyn' s,aton
Jersey city The New York Transfer Company VIII eau
fer and check baggage from hotels and resideness
through to iestnaton.
Telephone 'la.t Eighteenth Street FOR fehnsy"s"'s
Railroad Cab Service. ,rooo
= ID u" General Manager General Pass'r Aren't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM

Stations Of West 23l st Penn r. r. Cortandt or
Desbrosses st.
Indicates trt from Nest I'D ST Other figures show
time from cortIand or Dssbrosses -.
.G,IO. G;2O \. NJ daily SUNDAY Gas. A. Mo for
EASTON and intermediate stations.
$50 $40 4. NJ daily for WILKESBARRE. SCRAN-
TON week days ITHACA. GENEVA ROCHESTER.
FN'FFALO NIAGARA FALLS and the West and prtnci-
nal local points dining and chair to Buffalo.
10. L. 900 daily except SUNDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02
NAVAL. STORES.

Ncw-York. July |. 1893
HOLIDAY ounces the chief caracterstc Of the 10
cal nntkot H. i,y ruyers ana sellers alike nfif-
ferent and steady IN tone TIE market lacked Inter
c-ilng feature. .......
QUOTATIONS..
TAn-aeeulars. 81 s5Gsl %. tar oil. bhls. 81 02h
piTCH-Si - -
SrIRiTs t'RPrNTINF- ?f's Gc7c. . .
ROsIN-Comrnon 20 good srinned 81 4cnSl 70 F. ~ 20
q e. o., l. 81 cn6sl G5 81 70. n. 81 50 l. 81 so
X 81 ~ NJ si 05ifs2: y 81 l0G,2 -: W C. So 2oG
s. % " ". 8: acGs2 -.
STOCK on HAND.
a.
Tar .-''
cr,,Ics,on rpiy I-Tufpen;ine mafke; steady AT 23c
bid Ro.n irrh and Unrhinr9d oo,.
savannah Iu,y i.-Sp.r.ts turpentine firm at 23isc;
.eies iin bbl. receipts 2ii5 Rosln firm and un-
chr nred: rscepts. $50 Ibis
,ruri,gtCn :; e. July i.-Spirits turpsntne steady
a. 93Si@9f re,e.ps 21 hhls. Ro:in nrn NJ slqsl ~.
cents t2 MI. Crude tupent.ne tu at sls so re-
60 nts Al hills Tar steady At 81 90 pts. 10 bbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02

COTTON-The continued favorable average OF crop
market inasnuch inspired lquaat;on Of % Long
stun selling by the more confident shcris In SYN
opened easy With prices ia points lower southern ana
foreign selling orders came 10 hand Son AFR uhs e.,
OF points on TIE more actitt psl'ons @ =
by tind shorts who were lhd!sposed 70 'she
chances conditions continuing faFoabe hFous"o.'
ton were un,oaded and prices gradually went IN 70 the
point Il the session n" orieans ana Len ~,
ms cotton MS option showed relative "eaHnefs wall
Street took an un'taportan PAY ~ 'psrs,o', ' ~, ~
accounts The feature Of the Lyerpoo. news was De
cline in The pree Of spo e,on Deiss r u YER Eth
conservattve and sales the decline limited 70
1000 bales Private cables Indicated that sentiment
glowing crop received fr,m this SIDE on
suners were showing not n ieas' concern IN resaIa
bsnd-,o-n5uih policy as a rule close the local
marke, barely steady AZ net ios. 81 - 10 p "a
bales on the openng call The ofi,sl weather bulletin
o. this mo'n"g showed generally ear "-a,"sf ana ht"
posted afternoon Indicated contnuaic" - IA .or
able weather conditions during the neSi t"snt!
the crop VAS becoming stronger tt'f nay ~ mn
Der d sections claiming the pant . he IN pef'ec' fpna
sore apurenenson IS expressed les, the this
month and next month uid be unavorabe l,e ms 40
Will stand considerable adverte conditions. The local
FOR cotton closed easy WIN quotations l-lD
ei.c i1ld.l,ng Gulf against 7I.c ana SIC Ie
spec,ivey year Sales included l75 baes g.. eSp
delivery contract. southern spot markets. mdii1H
quoted were as follows Gaivest7n qniei - lGc sats
ton firm $40. sales 1873 bales Norfolk nominal. 6'sc
l-l6c lower 7ales. 80 bales baltimore nominal 80
6. lCc partially lice lower. sales. &}3 bales ST
Iouis dull 5f.c. Lice lower.
The export movement thus fa- this has been az
Grea, Britain. France. Continent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02

Rio-Coree market quiet. No RIO, 1900 exchange
ira: receipts. 900 bags. stock, 2fsWN bass
The statistica position q Brazil coffee is as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02
TOTAL po't receipts for the wcek. compared WIN tn
.MIespordisg totals o: last week. last year 1871 d."


Tho Increment OF cotton nj liverpool iu-inr The week
nc ne To-Day compared with previous we'Hs was hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02

tMton Exchange special Liverpool cahl-s-Spc cotton
easier; sales. 1000 bales, speculation ana espor 3p
America1 1000. receipts lou0. American lorD mid
Oh ne uI!ands 3 32d. Futures cpene. seisr.
drtid deciine cosed barely steady. ialls G,i e.
cnc December-J snusry Alps. Janaay February. :nt
February Mach 3ls'.b: March -Ap 31Di.s Ap,ii-iay
%3i1 July 3??h. Jdiy August 322v. Angus ,;ei.D-r
@%%s SEPTEMBER October. Y20i.b october N0.en cf
"I':h; N2vemoer- Iecemter. 3lDs Manchrstes-Yarns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02
un,rac; prices in the local market to-day

Foreign Coffee Markets: santos-conee market au;l
GOOD average santos 1880. lO.rr bags stock
$4,000 bars Hambursconee market opened ,. ptennins
higher: Al 80 m dun /. p'ennlng net higher sales
1850 Lags Havret'ofee market opened steady ana IN
changed at ~ unchange!, at 3 m quit ana uh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02
-uy roor. EXCHANGE REPORT

r,.-.r, ora.a,.,rs o, foreign wro' no.a on "'''
80. r.i,. ellsslncstor hfe hs ''''-" 800
''''''' ,o,,r,;y ENGLISH. IRISH AND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02

Receipts Of breadsuna al interior points "a thousans
ias, three cphsrs ooCD omitted nour tbs. gram nu'n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02

'Dcrotes express trains.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-02-10
Avoid An Early Grave.

How often do We hear, that the ave-
nue. to an early grave was opened by
neglecting slight cough and cold.
Profit by this truth, and provide your
self with DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. which
instantly cures ell tEroatand lung afTec-
tons. Mr.. w. II. Mahorey, Lowell,
Mass, writes 81 was taken sick with
a bad cold. Tho doctors did not seem
to help me, and everybody said / was
getting consumption, when a relative
recommended Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
I got bottle and it helped me, and
after taking two bottles l was cured,
to the surprise Of everybody. / shall
always recommend it to my friends,
as / know it to be surc cure" Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup is sold everywhere
for Is cents. Don t accept q substitute.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-02-10
CITY IN BRIEF.

CHORUS CLASS.-The Chorus Glass
of the Raleigh Musical Association
meets tonight at o'clock in their
rooms for practice.
TTIALIAN CLUB-The Thalian Club
evening by Miss May Bryan, at her
home on North ferson street.
SCALE GONE.-All the fruit MUIR
series in this State are now pronounced
free of the San Jose scale, and have
been given certificates.
MEET DO-DAY.-All the children
who have been invited to take part in
the Extravaganza will please meet at
the hall this afternoon 1T 4 o'clock.
sFLOWER THIEVES-It now begins
to look as if Burns Army will have to
be called out again to check maraudins
parties. They swept down upon the
capitol square last night ana captured
and carried off three fine rose bushes.
'ENFTERTAINAI ENr-On Friday
night the Presbyterian Sunday School
win give an entertainment in the new
rooms especially for the benefit of the
MEMBERS of the school Parents and
friends will be welcomed. Refreshments
will be served. Opening hour, seven
o'clock.
IL is NEEDED.-When the change
is made in the colored waiting room at
the Union depot, it is probable that bet
ter quarters viii be provided for the
mail transfer clerk. Superintendent
Moncure, of the Seaboard, has recon-
mended that this be done, and it is GER
tainly needed.
EARTHQUAKE earthquake
that shook many of the eastern States
last Saturday and was felt in the west
ern part of this State was also felt here.
it was learned yesterday. The vibra-
tons were distinct, lasting about three
seconds and shaking the windows in
houses. The shock came at O'Clock.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-02-10
PERSONALS.

Miss Dixie Leach is in the city, the
guest of her brothers.
Mr.. George NJ. Rose left yesterday foi
his home in Fayetteville. He has been
here attending the Federal court.
Mr. John G. Drewry has returned
from a business trip to Tarboro and 9TH
er points in Eastern North Carolina.
Capt. VIM. Smith has gone TO Monroe
to attend court as a witness in an inn
portant suit against the Seaboard Air
Line Railroad. Judge Green is pre-
siding.
Miss Lucy Chadbourn, the charming
daughter of Mr.. w. III. Chadbourn. Of
Wilmington, returned home yesterday :.
She has been the guest of Mrs. Russell,
at the Mansion.
Mr.. j. S. Atkinson has just returned
from trip South in the interest of the
Southern May Musical Festival, which
he mas booked to appear in all the princi-
pal cities of the South.
Editor Stevens, of the Newbern Jour
nal, is in the city in the interest of the
Eastern North Carolina Fish, Game
and Oyster Fair, soon to be held in New
bern. He came up yesterday afternoon
and will return home this morning.
Maj. James w. Wilson, one of the
deposed Railroad Commissioners, is in
the city. The Major is in excellent
spirits and believes the United States
Supreme court will decide in his favor
and against the Governors appointees.
Commissioner John II. Pearson is in
the city. He arrived yesterday after.
noon. Though he went directly to the
Commission office, he denies that he
came here ON other than private bust
ness. The Commission is called to meet
here one week from to-day.
Mrs. Julian Timberlake went to Balti
more yesterday, as a representative OF
the Kings Daughters here, to take a
little child to a Home there for chill.
dren. The Kings Daughters are doing
a great work here by charities of this
kind; much of it is never heard of out
side of their own little circle.
Capt w. J. Pope, of Kinston, is in
the city. Capt. Pope would like to
succeed Hancock as president of the AT
lantic and North Carolina Railroad
He comes here to see the Governor
touching the matter. There seems to bt
no sort of doubt that Hancock will bt
turned out. He has only two of the di
rectors-Chadbourn and Meadows-oI
his side.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-02-10
STARVATION IN CUBA
A STARTLING LETTER FROM CONSUL
BARKER AT SAGUA LA GRANDE.
Dead Lying on the Streets From Lack OF food'
and Americans Are in the Same
Plight.

Meridian. Miss, Feb. 9.-Walter
Barker, consul at Sagua La Grande, Gu
ba. has written a letter here, winch says:
Il counted today three dead bodies ON
the streets. Another was lying in the
plaza (market) All died of starvation.
THE Alcalde stated yesterday that six
thousand reconcentradoes in this city
were starving.
1.-THE relief fund by Congress is ex-
hausted and now American citizens are
in the same plight as the reconcentra-
does"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-02-10

Synopsis of the Weather.-Ciear warm
weather, with light wind and stationary
pressure and temperature on the At
lantic and Gulf coasts.
In the upper Missouri valley the
pressure is higher and temperature
much lower.
The warm wave extends from the
Central Mississippi to the Atlantic.
The maximum temperature in the South
Atlantic States will probably average
go, though the minimum at night has
been near freezing.
High temperature and coudly or rainy
weather prevails in the Tennessee and
Ohio valleys and in the Lake region.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-02-10
A VALUABLE RAILROAD.

Mr.. d. G. Blue, president and owner
of the Aberdeen ad Rockfsh Railroad
was here yesterday on business mis-
son His road is now 23112 miles long
an extension of s miles having been
built last fall. The road runs from
Aberdeen toward Fayetteville, through
the heart of the long-leaf pine region.
1t is now within Is miles Of Fayette-
vile, but Mr.. Blue does not think this
link will be built in the near future.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-02-10
A POEM.
1t is the Song of the New Woman-Hear
it Sing.
(From the Orange Observer

From the Orange Observer
Onward, roll onward, o Time, in your
fl CHIT, make me a woman that's clear
out of sight; give me blomers and
breeches and shirts, let me go out of
these horrible skirts. A whisker pro-
Queer invent if You can, give me a head
that grows bald like a mans; grow II
tobacco that won't make me sick and
teach me to chew Ia man very quick.
Let me, O let me drink whisley and
swear, bet on the chickens and back
the feet mare; stay out o nights, hold
office and vote, take in the town and u
six shooter tote; sit in the buzzard
rOost if choose, play baseball and foot
ball and wear those spike shoes. On
ward, roll onward. . Time. quickly fly,
make me a man or else help me to die;
this world as it is fairly fills me with
woe, but We're l man 'twould be heav-
Ell below.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-02-10
NO CURE NO PAY.

That Is the way all druggists sell
GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TON
&c for Chills and Fevers and all forms
of Malaria. 1t is simply Iron and Quin-
Inc in a tasteiess form. Children love it.
Adults prefer 1t to bitter, nauseatin9
tonics. Price. 60c.