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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15

. ADVERTISEMENTS ami sub,crlptnns ior The Tribune
hHrs.i.oI AT thrlr Uptown ONE No. i2i@ lroad"ay
rth u 3lst-st.. until o'clock p M hGNett %
rr.ei,eI at following branch ofses az resuIAr
~ "a as until O'Clock .. VIZ; 2ot Nth a';
- o9i 81 i.2 9th ave. cor. l@th-st. Macy oth-S'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
STOCK IN HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Sew-York July IA. lses
,.,, p...,,. On Aax were 21 cars. $50 head. IN
tn, ~ cars conrgned and cars 10. tne 80
cnons .srio,d ~ Western sold at 70 ~ PEI 10y
~ Fceine Arm Dressed beef was ~ sooa "e re ia y.s
~ qs,c per 10 for poorest TO pes, 49, ~ ialxc per
N estimated dressed weight rerieestor u rmada 90
~ 10 e. IN The Ornoco took out To-Day 20 DEL - =
a Tor D. O. culver, 10 cattle and ]. shsep 'o' w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15

FOREIGN COFFEE MARKETs-san t9s-Conee MAJ
k4t dun GOOD average 1890 Receipts. 1900
bags stock s22 600 bags. iIamburg-Conee market
orened u pfg lower At 2:S0 p A.dl2 pig net lower
Saies 900 bags. IIavreConee market closed until
Mcnday-Bastile holidays Rio.cCofee market qI I'VE NO
cleared ioT the United States. 5000 bags Cleared for
europe 8 6O bags Stock. 2H2.OOO bags
me statistical ston Of Brazil coffee is as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15

.,f ~ shea, ol Noc so sorng %heat old 'Sq &C.
80 : 80 nov. 10 W corn. '2r32 Nj 20, .,",
~. li2 -c =, ats 70. y white. - p2b''c y,
vh,,@ e5r.5. 80 re. 4G4iiac. 50 barley 8ld"',.
So 1 rassecl 81 0Iis urine tmotA' $50. = 80 IT IS
49, r-r til s. .0n>9 y lar! yer ,,o n - .,' - ~,
.t.ri i. ,I-e do-b a. ijd{5 - dry sd,ei 81 ..l"rs
,tlscn 81 73GS5. sh1rt c'r sides hoN"i). spFs' ~
.I.,f. cut Loaf unchanged ON The Produce * ~
- an the butter market trist. cre'meres, 10
lAirles lIQl3i.c. cgss trm. fresh, ll'sc
Cincinnati. Ju.y l4-Fi nr quiet wheat easy, NO
, rnixed s5Ac INe quiet. - '2c. Butter steady
Susar easy Eggs quiet. o.. Chrcs" firm
Milwaukee July l3.-Wheat fa.l. No N'rthcrn ~,
" , Northern. 80. september. NE I'VE htm 20 i
So. Iaiy ,ic. August t5c. Barley nominal No :
S.Tt. mic. p.
Minneapolis July lt-wtc't .,eady; Jgly, Sc strI
\" Northern ssf.c. 80 Northern. A51sc Flour am
bran unchanged .
rhaeeph Jai, ~, nm 9R,n'. s.p S.r
f.r1ftl,'' r,rn .fm and &c higher. ~ mixed jay.
Is y 3j 80 Angus D. o35tc CAS- g G.r ''
10 white natural 3oiIf. 40 > white cllppcH 'ig"i.
isr Eggs nrm fresh nearby. lie do We ,rn !" -
a. eor,rcrn llai9r Cheese steady. Refined suka "A
rP,orcd Rccrp.s-Fiaur. 300 btls. LOO sacSs Mheat
1000 bush. 0p) oats .2Wn 9"'''H' "'' ''''
:, fo.is July li-TIour unchanged Wheat Np I
X. . red ash elevator -, BIZ. tack. i2ac. Ju "
r,'l hd. september. 6ir.gGj'.c Decemorr 80, b' y"
naid cash uirAl corn -, tH, nS,n'l s, I,Sser
& g, raeh %. tfacs e4H2i'sc lnlv 2-'zc asked s,p
,euher 49,, ai0lsc No white -'g-sc. iran s"'t,,
49, es.t trsrN 4>d:0c Hutcr quiet c''@nley I'p
ia. dairy IOulic. Eggs steady. "i'' 'oss on
- ri, 7G.c lew. Jlly. 73'sc big: CORN duil st'Ii'
10 . mixed ~. oats dull lowei No m'Nra; "
ln lower 40 cash. 45c. 1iDN ers-eu q t,, '''N''
pr.me cash 81 05 bid: October So 80 oI unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA
p RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot OF WEST rwENTY-TuTRD STREET
and DEsDROsSES and coRTLANDT sTREETs
70 The leaving time from DssSrosses and cortisnds
Streets is ten minutes later than that given oeo" wv
Twenty-third Street Station.
$50 A. VI. FAST aAII.-Puilman Buffet P.rnf ~ ~
New YORK Pt,sburs Sleeping Car Pttsors 70 e"S
$50 i. u. FAST LISE.Pu,.sa!g and Cleveland ,,.
'S SsrSen, .sos DnSs smsns and
cars For chicaso ce"eand ro.eso CINCINNATI. Ind
,s SO'H r. w. .'1 @Hso aSn ST LOUIS rxpREss
$50 F. ~ wE tsr n Cleveland chi
40 p vi 's serwRThRN Pitts.
40 c'g IT, racI p.nigi S Pis psus and
$50 p. W. MAIL: AND EXPRESS .P, sa P Ps,,:
burg and point. wsst daily e1S.o sunday
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
$50. la 40 ccnsr...ionai LIN, al Parior sDl
Dining csrs 4;2o Dining carr 80 Dinirs can $50
car ~" M. q % conerss.onai Lin all Parar ana
Dining csrsl 40 Dining carr. 4oo Dining Car. $50
soT'THERN RXiLwAY.-Express 40 D. m. 1905 night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express o 20 a. m and $50
r6R o1 pos& C Sg1 w m s:, m
Atlantic p p M Week day. ana
Cortandt Streets 210 o. MI. Through Nes"Dueo
Train. Buffet Paror Cara. Passenger Coach ana Cons-
tned Coach
CAPE M.Y.--i2-so D. m. weekdays Through Pullman
Buffet Parior Car. - 49,.
Rranch hshurv Park Unterisken. sundsysl. Ocean
Grove and Point Pleasant (ror West Twenty-tnnd
Street Station. so 1870 a m. $3.50 saturdays oniy
2 20 $50 2 20 $50 $50 $50 Sundays. 80 =
m. $50 p m. from Desbrosses and. Cortlands
s'reets). As DO a M ~ 10 40 ss,uraays on'y,
go. 10. $40. 30. $40 100 .. m sundays @i~
o45 a. m, BIS D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
& ~ n q penn
Dining carr 1910 Dining Can II so a. m. iZoo ioSi
$50. $50. 40 42o Dining Carr, 80 Dining Car. sno
Dining Carr 40. $50 p. 100 night suniAys.
s.io. $50 $50 0 20 $50 nImitetD 80 1910 Dining
can n. m. 20 Dining Carr $50 20 DINING carr,
$50 Dining Car $50 Dining Carr. '4o. $50 p. M
1905 night.
Ticket ofnces Nos 46f ga 1885, 1872 III and POI Broad
way: / Astor House; West Twenty-third street STA.
ton. and stations foot ~ Desbrosses and Cortiands
{ Street $50 Fulton Street. S Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn: STATION
Jersey city. The York Transfer Company will eau
for and rheck baggage from hotels and residences
through 10 destination.
Telenhone 1874 Eighteenth Street. for Psnnsyivanm
Railroad Cab Service.
J u. HUTCHINSON. j. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
LEHIcH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations foot Of West 23d ST. penn r. R) Coruan'' OF
"'"' " Desbrosses ST.
Indicates time from West sd 81 other hsure' sno"
time from Cortlandt Desbrosses ST. 49,, a..
sG,IO V;2O A. 81. daily SUNDAY 'efo. A. M 'os
EASTDN and intermediate stations scoAv
Hs1.... s,.o A n daily for WiI.KESBARRE. SG,nAC.
ToS ITHACA GENEVA. ROCHESTER, bSE III
.x,G,, Ais and Vest. and prncpai i0cAs
~ lin nc car and chair 10 Buffalo
PO.sI .-t 4 ,OO 90 daily. except sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15

COTTON--Not little Of to-day's business IN co''sn
iccsi bns and bears There brief period Of &C.
iy around the opening and oI i sin e IN The pre-
pocn interest Jagged. and by midday me pt was
deserted and prices were nac. no '1 snssc,sn was The
eoyssns by shorts ana foreign Snyin IN oec
sfisn AZ that point and continued 300 inquiry ior s2o
cotton todays sales Of the latter reach.hs 49,
nse,b.r SATISFIED with the crop advces from this sde
and showed disposition 10 prepare teT Ses oi Of Ie-
low fever were also influencing sentiment abroad desie
fact that assurances s hse rprsd in the cotton bit
ia ,ba, every possble means being used to pre-
ven, s tn1nss Tween 9T 1Sf se nea saes and spain
Is al hand and that revival OF spegu'at.t -
can ne ,n ne local market Today reflected EXTERN,
HESITATION all with traders more disposed 20 cen
up Count, na 'n nsec 10 se aug again the
The former coming chiefly from me A,'anuo S-f1.s
T1tae :, sos Teacf ia 80 SS Tie local spot market
closed dun UNCHANGED prices m'dlns Sp @ qno 6
800 bales export and ile bs!es u S9
spo, cotton southern markets niaoins quofd "a ,sc
%ew' 6rean. que, - lec sales ." bales Noetie
a'e savannah qge a, S W afs n
bsc Norfolk nominal az 6'c. sats bs.es IaI'',, mr.,
nominal Csc. Memphis dull at aAc' 81 LOUIS 9o'e'
al S expor, movement this has been
follows c..o, p,rai, France Continent,
J TGq. s Ear ,9i week s43S5i 25S asisi
Co,ton Exchange special Liverpool catesspo' cotton.
esnort zoo bales American 300 bales: receipts 500
bales American. 700 bales midlne upland; 5l'.S2d
Gid net advance december January, S22s; January
FEBRUARY S?2b fCbrgaTy March $22nb y
$3S.s August September s2i 'ab. September October
'e Moderate
Tss range o, contract prices local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
NAVAL STORES.
foyT Rcsul.r. 81 s50sl o5; tar OIL bbls. - gu

Although showlng laIT Nn.InI o. ,res va, inactive
Sor me most part felurecss There was non ,.
Southern news 10 stimulate operations ne's' S
oTrAR-Rcgulsrs 81 s50sI o5 tar OIL bbl' - e2h'
spiRITs Ti,RPENrIHE -2G'4a:ic A. r q, a.
i.C.i.N e. ~ n q az IT. 81 IS I, 81 so. K. III 49,
uuS .,ao5, = 81 10; W O. 81 20; w W. 81 90
STOCK IN HAND.
Rosin. hhs I.53s
''''''' 100
C,,r,es,on July H-Turpentne market nrm ., ~.
r,asI' Oh 81 4 r. {. r. 0uc; Il. 81; r. ~ ~ ~ e. ~
r. T. 81 81 X 81 40; 81. 81 -; n. u 90 w. y w.
W ". 81 -. o.,, ia. -,s
Savannah July ileprs turpenne 80 90 49,, -, =,
~" ~ witch i2e ibis we're AZ s4',c ana -'' .o,.
opsr Afier the close sales were made al 81. al
-, mi. Rosin Arm sales. l209 bols reseP,s. ~
~. a b. G. u. csc: r. o. o.: ~ 10 g. - o. o.; w
J. ST 80. X. 81 IS: II. u 10: :" ~ co' w.
81 -. Am, oa,.ae4c.
wilmington July I+-spirits turpentnss n'r scsots STA
'',a's o3o casks Rosin steady. 1ocVsi
III. crude turpentine firm siQsi 3d. ieee'P''' % ~
Tar .,eady 81 rs: receipts las bbs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
Railroads.

NEEWYORK
CENTRAL.
THE F0yA.TnQGK TRUNK LINE.
o HOURS 10 NiAG.nA rails.
AZ thrush trains stop at Albany u'ea' Syracuse
Trains leave Grand Central station Fourth Avenue and
$50 A. M.-Dal, except sunday. The famous
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS. LIMITED ~
N'ssaa ras s1s P ' Sd rorono 800 P N; pc
trot li:lo p NJ This train is limited to its seating
S.3:: \. M.-ADiRoNDAcK MOUNTAINS. THOUSAND
except sunday-For clayton Adirondack Mountain
=, H.ints Malone and Montreal via Urea. p,,S.e,..
-, Albany Utica Syracuse. Roches,er. bunao'
0.40 4 M."s1a%ToGH AMI MoxrREAL srEcIA,I:
daily except sunday-For Catskill Mounta,ns;
Troy. Sara;oga. Lake George. Green Mountains S"'
1000 A. M.-NoRTH SHORE LIMITED Daiy.2i-
Due nuaslo so P ~ '' Sasara Falls $40 p N NJ
1880 80 car M to a"fs xT Rfss' esc 1ss'
LOO b9aa an AZ m pTfRN HrS M fTTH ' ana
CAGD SPECIAL. Daily-For columbus Clhc'n
natl. indianapolis ST. Louis and Chicago 49,
3.'SO T. M-TRoi AND SARATOGA st-. IN" 80
cert Sunday-For Garrison West foiAV' f0"s"
800 r MMIHKE sHoFE Limited. paiyo ~. hour
trar 70 Chicago Lake shore. Due u
!:13 a VI connects Tor Cincinnati que ~ 'siaenIny
due Toledo 1905 4. NJ. Chicago 400 T. ~ ''eep''S
and paror orlv. - ~,
600 p M-WEsTERH EXPRESS. Dsliy-FnS S,, MI
agara Falls Toronto. Cleveland Iole'o' De'''''
0.o5 MGSoRTHERN EXPRESS Daiy-For Troy
rattsbufg Burlington Montreal and except SS'
urlay nights Ottawa. . -,,o,.s.Np
7.4O F. M.-ADfRONDArK MOUNTAINS; thu, 80 - =
ISLANDS AND MO.:TREAL EXPRESS; pa"yu
For CLAYTON. Adironda k Mountain p0ln's' '''o'e w
S45 p M-BI'FFAIO AND soUTHwESTE.N
SPECIAL. Daily--For Rochester. bunal~. ~.
agara Falls. Gle, Gland Cincinnati Indianapolis "
q. 90 + M-sPEcTAr. LIMITED MAI. Daily-sieep
ing only for points on RAJ, bro'H IVY "'
015 r M-PACGFIc EXPRESS Dahy-for oswe sr,
Ogdensturg. cape Vincent B9frai s:s,, saiar
1o.IO nghr'~MIpNiGHr EXPRESS. For Chicago
every night. except sunday nights SUNDAY
nights Chicago sleepels leave at p:lo
HARLEM DIVISION. 4.
oI3 \. VI. and ":.7 M.pa ..S; except sun'a'' u
Ptfsfeld sundays orly at o;2o A NJ
Wagner Palace cars on al through trains.
Trains Illuminated with plntsch Light 49,, s..,,,,
Ticket and Wagner Offices a. Grand Centrai o's,io,
ii3 26I il3 Rroadway. 81 East IAN ST. oi2 broaaway
ana 3Sh station York. rs and t26 Fulton st
and loo Broadway F.. r.. Rrooklyn 49,, w.,
Telephone 27oo Thirty-eghth stree, for sew ror
Central cab Baggage checked from hoeI OF resi-
denco hv The Westcot, Express Company.
rrGkR YAK ETTEN GEORGE n. DANIELS
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15

Western Sac 70 aront. 4oc I Buffalo 49,. BARLEY
-Mar@es quiet feeding. 33i.c nominal Buffalo
NEW-YORk pRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON.
From foot Liberty 81.
Week days, 40 go 1000 II 80 Dinn: car 4 ~
90 las Is 90 Dining Carr. 900 p NJ. IL 10 mdI
sundays. 400 I00o ~ 30 Din.ag carl y ~ l:te
Dining car. GOO = " !2o nd, Ad No ma
80 900 =. VI. Sundays. 300 A. NJ. 400 p W.
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY WHITEHALL 81.
Week DAYS 7:lo 1853. SIS $40. s;s5 eos 80 s:sS.
,on l0.lj lO:i5 II 0s 1880 II :55 A. ~. l2E: l2So
los i?5 IA 2l9 2SS ~ s ssS 2ss sS 2 ssS "a
q 20 S. l0:55 II 40 p. ~. 1915 mtt SUNDAYS ~
gt3 S35 1000 II 30 A. NJ. 1900 u. l2So ~ 80
2or 3.!s 90 49, 5:25 eco. $50. .2o. $40. VIZ
90 50 p. N. 1915 mdt 49, . ,,.. q.
T,cke,s and par.or seats al foot OF Livery Ok
vhi,eS,I s, ia i12 2s,. 434 9+4 2s4 323 Broad-
way 73i Az. 81 East ltth ST. loS East iZSsn 81
ga IVES, l25th St. 25l Columbus Az. New YORK. -
court ST. Fulton S.. Brooklyn: IS Broadway WI.
amshure TIE Y. transfer Co. VIII CAL for ana chsck
bagrage from hotels residences TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
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 ST.
Trains leave foot OF Liberty ST.
On and after June 28 1893.
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk. AGA
400. 7:15 9:i0 A. NJ. G2O VI. 10 Easton). i:3o fto
Eas,on). 5:45 G 30 to Eastonp 81 Sundays $50.
Z 90 to Easton,. A NJ. 100 $3.50. 500 P. "
NJ. 80 p. NJ. Sundays, 40 A. ", "a. ..,o
For Reading and Harrisburg, at 400 go zoo BIO
1000 II 80 to Reading, A. ~ it5 81 soo 20;
200 70 Resdas n 52;s nsst a sg sS 40 a
night
For sunbury Lewisburs and williamsport at 400 $780,
90 NJ i:so ~ e;oS r n i2i; night; Sundays
81 ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
points south Point Pleasant. i3o. $50 1000 4
NJ Ii:,o Saturdays ony). Il 80 Red BANK only, 2i5.
800 1888 - 80 Red Rank only. 445 30 10 500 sat
nrays only)sp w. sundays stops at n;eaken Tor A.
bury Park and Grove. 9:i5 A. NJ. 100 100 r. NJ
F,r Atlantic Hrnanis. 4:30. $50 $50 io.a A. NJ
1880 4:3o 6:i5 p ". sundays, 900 A N. 400 T. ~
cat. 40 $50 A. ~. i:so 4:3o p ~ Sundays is A. NJ
For Atlantic city Vineland and Bridseton. 4So A NJ
r,r NJ nmouth Beach seabrght. and Highlands. Of
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &C
From Pier y. Il. foot OF Rector St
For Atlantic Highlands. Hignlancs OF Hsvesnk NOT.
mand.e Rumson Beach. Seabrght. Monmouth Reach ana
I@ns Bra 4s $780, 200 ii s ~ 100 ~! H. 49,
For E.beron. Asburv Park Ocean Groye' and p oinss
south to Po,n, Pleasant. 900. II 90 A. NJ: ZOO satur-
days only. goo. 3:i5 40 $50 P u suneays esoppcc
"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore July Flour dun UNCHANGED receipts i,
s2NqNgr. mn. sopSl'G; August '''. a'Sc seplem,
be- abe 80 red. T6s q'G'.c. receipts. 800
bash stock 10 2s3. sales. Tj.y southern wheat ~
-rna.e 7TaSi, 80 grade. 1N'eH>3'-c. Corn easy .
DO sidijisc. month. 35fa5'.c: August. 35's p3J.s
>epiembef 3Ga36isc. steamer mixed. 3i'.c asked re-
CO ri- rs bush stock .57s3'l. sales 500" south
en- White and yellow corn SO oats steady, - whlte
aOuair ~ mixed ., eI2s &C.. receipts. ,.iii bush
STOCK iabgs2 rye a-m. 40 nearh", jo'sc; ~ West
en- o., receipts. 49, bush. stock. % DO Hay actNe
Tor tic bes' grale-. 80 Thy. 81 5oQSl2 Gram
,reig'f- request unchanged. sugar strong IN
changed Hutt@r steady unchanged. Eggs hrm IN
changed. Cheese steady. Unchanged
Bosom July - -fGlur -Rece.rts iGol bhis steady;
-rr ng patents 7US5 - winter ID. 81 dt 20 sii nS
clears ana iisrs sinsi - winter do sinsf 80 com
bush. 81 spgSl :, per Dbl e "in
,,elIy receipts o. 80 bush. steamer follow. 4oc y? :
.nls, oats siendy: receipts Si3i hush. fancy. "''aH
..sc 80 . and ~ ,. 81 ia3e .c Miiecl quiet ban
srf.ng 81 -. wiufer SlifSli -. mdilines 81 ''d
siG Red bog nour SiSaslN ~ Butter stead Noihern
-ul7l o.. N.s'ein. r.. faf0n- l"tlir les l"c
,tc..c sieals. northern. 1n7isc. Western. IP''sc
chicago July l4.-The leading futures ranged as f''-
1nWF.
vI..a,Noc opening Hsnes,. Loves. Closing
s l.f M al. c7.ost s.: e!@q5:s
ie euter .....- % .sN)''s 90 " . - -"'' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15

Receipts Of brendstuns at interior points in thousands
last thee cphers ZOO omitted. Nour bbs grain bush as
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1898-12-10
Congress Meets.

Both houses of Congress assembled
in the Capitol at Washington City on
Monday at II O'Clock.
There was a very large crowd
present to witness the opening OF
each house.
There seems to be general and
universal determination in both
houses to get down to business with
out delay and to attend to the mat
tiers of such vast importance as are
before them with due sense of the
gravity of the subjects.
We trust that this will be pecu-
liarly a business session even II 1T is
the short session.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1898-12-10
A Big Bloodhound.

The largest bloodhound I'm the
world is with Stetson's Uncle Toms
Cabin Co. He weighs 203 pounds
and costs 81 900.
1.-THE undying, inevitable Uncle
Toms Cabin appeared at the Opera
House last evening under the sue
cessful management of q. p. Stetson.
1t is the best dramatization Of this
celebrated play ever presented here,
and the specialties were of high order.
This combination could not do other
wise than immensely please the large
audience in attendance. The reader
is so thoroughly conversant with
this piece that any mention would
be needless repetition, yet credit
must be given to those enacting the
roles as having assisted in a grand
production. Of the specialties the
dancing of the Topsies was fine ex-
hibition ofsuppleness and dexterity.
This the audience were not slow in
approaching. The natural melody
of the Lone Star Quartette, in their
southern songs, the overtures of the
orchestra and the mandolin students
were equally entertaining in the ex-
treme. A calcium light, situated in
the key Of the gallery arc, cast rich
glowing colors over the tableaux
with charming effect.-Brighton IN.
j. Star"
At the Capital Opera House Mon
day night, Dec. IL.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1898-12-10
Knows His Business.

Our old friend Mr.. B. F. Dorsey
(more familiarity known as "Dick,'
in the days when we were "drivin'
Nv the mail wagin'" to Paris) is now
the chief manager Of the Hotel
Fleming, and is an ideal man for the
place. What "Dick" don't know
about managing hotel amt worth
knowing. He commenced at the
bottom round as bell boy and boot
black and has won his way to the
head of affairs by honest endeavor.
We don't mean by this that "Dick"
was waif, for he was heir to a big
Bourbon county farm, but, just for
pure determination to make his own
way, he ran off and started at the
bottom at Uncle Charley Talbott's
famous Bourbon House, and there
learned show to keep a hotel" from
that prince of good fellows of the
long ago.
We congratulate Mrs. Fleming
upon having our friend at the head
of the house, and also the public
upon having a first-class man to at
tend to their wants.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1898-12-10
Centennial.

The centennial of Pennsylvania
University (now Kentucky Univer-
sity) will be duly observed by appro-
pirate ceremonies on Sunday, Jan
uary LIST, 1899, in Lexington.
The alumni of Pennsylvania,
Bacon College and Kentucky Uni
versity have been invited to be pres
ent.
The principal address will be de-
livered by Bishop Thos. U. Dudley,
of the Episcopal Church.
Doubtless there will be a large at
tendence.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1898-12-10
Meeting Held.

There was a meeting held at the
court house on Saturday afternoon
at which resolutions were adopted
eulogizing the Louisville Legion for
their services in Porto Rico.
A committee was appointed, with
Mayor Dehoney at its head, to pre-
sent the resolutions to the regiment
when it passes through this city on
its way to Louisville.
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Awarded Certificate.

In the matter of the contests for
the certificates of election. to Con-
gress in the Ninth and Eleventh
Congressional Districts, the Election
Commission, on Saturday, awarded
the certificate to Hon. Sam j. Pugh
and Hon. Vincint Boreing. The
full Board sat in the cases and the
decision was unanimous.
The other eleven Congressman
had their certificates issued on We'd
nesday.
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Tremendous Fog.

On Friday of last week tremen-
dous fog hung over the city of Gin
cinnati which was regular Tendon
affair. The electric lights and gas
were burned all over the city until
nearly noon.
Several serious accidents occurred
owing to the fact that, with all the
lights burning, it was impossible to
see ten feet away from the lights.
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Lodge of Sorrow.

The Benevolent Order of Elks of
the city of Lexington held Lodge
of Sorrow at the Opera House in
that city on Sunday last. Among
those in whose honor this ceremonial
was given was Mr.. Robert P. Pepper,
jr., of this city.
One Of our former citizens, Hon.
Marmduke B. Bowden, of Louisville,
was one of the orators of the day.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1898-12-10

Pains in the chest when a person
has a cold indicate a tendency to-
ward pneumonia. A piece of flannel
dampened with Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and bound on to the chest over
the seat of pain will promptly relieve
the pain and prevent the threatened
attack of pneumonia. This same
treatment will cure a lame back in
few hours. Sold by j. w. Gayle.
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their homes, one Of them by the
name of James Spriglen, was so un-
fortunate rs to be struck by the en-
CINE Of train No. IS, on Saturday
morning, and was killed. His home
was ut Nashville, Tenn. Coroner
Meagher held an inquest and YER
dict was returned in accord with the
facts.
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Arm Broken.

Capt. John H. Leathers, the pop
ular gentleman and banker, of Louis
vile. was so unfortunate as to slip
on the icy pavement, on Monday
morning, and break his arm. Capt.
feathers has many friends in this
community who regret to learn of
this accident.
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Inventor.

Rev. Geo. III. Means, late pastor of
the Methodist Church in this city,
has developed into an inventor. He
has invented a fountain pen which
he thinks is a KlOndyker, and is
hoping for rich reward. We hope
that his expectations may be full
filed.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1898-12-10
Big Fire In New York.

On Sunday night last a big fire
broke out, on Broadway street, New
York City, which destroyed property
worth several millions of dollars be-
fore it was extinguished.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1898-12-10

Watches, clocks, jewelry,
solid silver and silver
plated ware at your own
price, at COppersmith's
auction on the 18th and
thereafter 15-3t.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1898-12-10

Overcome evil with good. Over
come your cOnghs and colds with One
Minute Cough Cure. 1t is so good
children cry for it. 1t cures Group,
bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe and
all throat and lung diseases. Tyler
& Hemphill.
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Coming His Way.

We learn by a Winchester paper
that Rev. Geo. IL. Means, the late
able pastor of the Methodist Church
in this city, has been offered $4,000
for the manuscript Of Il work he has
written on the subject of "HypnO-
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Affirmed.

The Court of Appeals has affirmed
the judgment of the Graves Circuit
Court in sentencing Bob Blanks to
death for committing a rape on
little girl. 1t now becomes the duty
of the Governor to fix the day for
the execution.