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The herald., 1898-10-23
ARTICLE TX.
SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS

Sec. 52. 1t shall be the duty of tho Su-
perintendent of Streets to see that the
laws, ordinances, orders and regulations
relating to the public streets and highways
be fully carried into execution. and that the
penalties for the breach thereof are rigid
ly enforced. He shall superintend and
direct the sweeping and cleaning Of
streets the cleaning of all sewers, and
keep himself informed Of the conditions
of all the public streets and highways.
Sec. 5S The Superintendent of Streets
shall have the general care of, and FREE
quently, inspect, the streets Of the city.
He shall receive ana investigate all com.
plants as to their condition and shall
have charge Of the enforcement OF all
ordinances pertaining to street obstruc-
tions.
He shall frequently inspect all public
works. pertaining to street improves
ments. while the same are in course OF
construction, inspect and approve. or re-
ject all material used in such construc-
tion, whether done by contract or other.
wise; and shall at once report to the
Council all deWiations from contracts and
use of improper material and bad work.
manship in such works.
He shall perform such other duties a.
are herein elsewhere prescribed, Or imo
Of the State.
The herald., 1898-10-23
THE PROPOSED CITY CHARTER

City Assessor;
City Engineer:
superintendent OF Streets;
City Attorney;
City Clerk;
Board Of Park Commissioner. con-
sisting of five members;
Board of Library Trustees. consisting
Board Of Health. consisting Of nvs
Board Of Fire Commissioners. consist
Ing Of five members;
sistinx Of five members;
Board Of Civil Service Commissioners,
consisting of five .members;
Board Of Education, consisting Of five
superintendent Of Buildings;
City Electrician;
Sealer of Weights and Measures.
Sec. 6. The following officers OF the
city shall be elected by the people:
Mayor; ...-
City Clerk;
| City Treasurer;
City Tax Collector;
| City Auditor;
| City Assessor;
Three members Of the Board Of Edu-
cation;
One member of tho Council, by tho
electors of each ward respectively.
Sec T. The Mayor shall appoint:
super!ntendent of Streets;
| City Engineer;
Sealer of Weights and Measures:
| Superintendent OF Buildings;
| Board of Park Commissioners;
Board of Library Trustees;
Board OF Health;
| Board OF Fire Commissioners;
Board OF Police Commissioners;
Board Of Civil Service Commissioners;
and, by and with the consent OF the
Council, two members of the Board oi
Education.
The herald., 1898-10-23
ARTICLE, VIII.
CITY ENGINEER.

Sec. A.. The City Engineer shall have
ence az civil engineer. He shall perform
all the engineering and surveying required
In the prosecution OF the public works
ana improvements done under the diYec-
The herald., 1898-10-23
ARTICLE X.
CITY ATTORNEY.

CITY ATTORNEY,
Sec. "a. The City Attorney shall be an
mitted TO practice by the Supreme Court
Of this. State land shall have been a resi-
Of this city ana n
tye years previous to his appointment; i
Upon as voiatons % the prSyision: Sion: q ths
charter and city ordinances, and
to, attend to all suits. matters
Council SHAH have control q ali iitisa. ga
ton Of the city and may employ other
on or to to ass se cyy Htery @
| therein.
He shall give his advice or opinion in
or Gouncil. or whensver required in witt
ing ~ the President or a majority Of any
for @ Under Sof this cSarter Or BY any i eieotivs
city officer, Or BY the CITY School Super
intendent or Superintendent Of Buildings.
Department, and shall do and perform all
| such things touching his Office as by the
Council or by ordinance may be required
| Of him.
He shall approve by. Endorsement In
writing. the form m % of all official or other
| dinance, resolution motion or order OF
| the Council or Of any Of the boards or
pr lol Ear
| Anal approval, and no such bonds shall
be approved without such approval by the
| City Attorney.
He. shall approve IN writing the drafts
of all contracts before the same are en-
| tered into on behalf OF the city.
He shall oppose all claims or accounts
against the city. when he deems them
unjust or illegal.
| Sec. 55. The City Attorney shall, when
to 20 o H appsaT
prosecution or proceeding against any
officer or employee of, the city or any
| of any act done by him whilo engaged IN
the performance Of his official dutieA
ARTICLE XII.
CITY CLERK.
Sec. 6s. The City Clerk shall have the
custody Of and be responsible for the
Corporate Seal all books, papers. records
and archives belonging, to the city, not in
snes Sss By Dyroyn Ss5 ss1a fs e her
| custody.
He shall be present at each meeting of
zation. and keep a record Of Its proceed
ings.
respectively he shall record ali ordinances
and contracts and official bonds.
He shall keep all the books properly IN
dexed and open to public inspection when
not in actual use.
| He shall make out, sign and deliver to
| the City Auditor all licenses other than
building permits, and perform such other
other duties as are, or shall be imposed
| by this charter, or by ordinance.
| He shall have power to take affidavits
| and administer oaths In all matters re-
lating to the business of the city ana
| shall make no charge therefor. He shall
devote his entire time to the duties Of his
| Office.
| He shall bo the custodian Of tho City
| Hail. and of all personal property. the
custody Of which has not been other
wise provided for.
ARTICLE XII
POWERS AND DUTIES OF THn
| Sec. g. Tho legislative power OF the
CITY Is vested in a Council of nine mem.
| bers, who shall meet in the City Hall Of
city Least Of SnGs pnbc II eaes sk for
Sec. 5s. Tho members OF the Council
shall serve for the term of four years.
election held once in every. four years. il
the manner following, to-wit: one member
Of the Council from each Of the nine
wards Of the city. by the electors of each
be residents Of said wards respectively.
and must have been such for at least twp
years next preceding such election. =
The herald., 1898-10-23
ARTICLE III.
THE MAYOR.

Sec. 8. Tho Chief Executive OF the city
shall be designated the Mayor. He shall
be an elector OF the city at the time OF
his election, and must have been sucn
for at least five years next preceding
such time. He shall be elected by the
people and hold Office for four years.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NETWORK. May Is. 1905
REEVES Receipts. i2o cars. or 22~ head including
Oh cars To be exported alive 10 consigned direct 10
IL, si,uyh,erefs and IS for the market making,
win cas- prev lousy arrived. 30 cars on taIe OF when
~ car were al Jersey city and the balance NJ Sxueth-
- The market opened steady at Just about steady prices
Tor sser, and medium and common cows Fat cows were
irho ho,c market closed weak Chicago advlces Poor
,r,ne native steers sold 81 2Jg&5 10 per 100 N:
a.tr, beeyes for export at s. 13G$5 90 six cars Of
aistglery fed steers 81 721: few stags at ~ Og
=. a. S,ii. al s9ati: dry at s2Ix3 So Dressed
i.e was in fair demand at sUs.c per NJ for ordinary
n1me native sdcs Latest London ana Liverpool eAp,e'
p.,ed NmsrIcan eieers selling nj l0hgllkc per 10 est'
ated dressed weight: live sheep at e'sgloxc estimate
refrigerator beef at DuSAc per h
,norts To- day from this port GCo quarters of beef On
~ Mais,i!c to Liverpool for Eas'msns COMPANY; &c"
.ne M E,rone Will take TO London ios cat'e
rp shanberg < Son. and los head fnr sehwarzschid
the Ornoco. bermuda. go cattle TOT H. W
.r 90 hond for G; f. Tough Co, and w sheep ior
J H. Wlkerson; the Antllia to Nasssn - e"'"s '''
sanders: II Pennsylvana steers l'3 20
a eh ner 100 ~ 81 dis,illery-fet DO lJio 10 az
sFe o, X DO 1875 d. at - 72; bull. 1910 ID. at vi
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"RIACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

rr,res Buffalo e55 T. NJ Pullman vesoue Day eoaenss
"a rsrlor Cars Dining-Car service Meals "a s~ss
Connects At Buffalo with through se-pers 70 Os"o'' -
CHICAGO. ALI. raSTON MAUCH
ara IA io NJ daily excep, sunday. for WILKES
nARTE' PiTTsToN SCRANTON and pr'ne.pa' snosu
..rtons connects tor all points IN coal esoA~
u,',insr Rmnet Parior for Wikesbarre .cro,s
.t,S0 n,.O =. ". daily except sunday lot IASA0"s
49,, ..n,.rw.fIa,s stations. Chair Car to EasIon
az xo AK p NJ Sundays only for MAUCH ChCNA
arc no s,,iO p 81 daily except Sunday Tor EASroN
ard nrinc,pai intermediate stations N,AcApA
Ah s.,.nn 100 p 81 daily for BUFFALO NiASAn,A
FALLS and all points West puina ,o "a roronto
tram e. 400 p * daily except Sunday stopping entY
'eTY,rH PIAlNFIEID EASTON: BE I'm ~
MAt soA cHrEK sAYRE GGNEVA pl%aa sIseps:
1 Rnac None but sleep!nycar passengers ear''''
$40 daily for W SFFIo RNiAoAkx
HAHis ard ali points West Pullman snsspy Tor souSH
.dattionai oca trains daily except M noints
p,aIMFIEiD HOUND BROOK and io so ssundsy:
oniy NJ :22o 2so $50 20 no" a. lis Sel rs
as, "a and i33 broadway 81 p; its s. Court st.. =
60 'sT Eowery n Y: $50 alton S,, "
~. and Brooklyn Annex brookSnt n. ~~as, fruua
" transfer Co. will call for anu e"''
=. y; l.: rr..,dsnee through to destination
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COFTEE-Busness In coffee futures continued on the
Mni-iomouth basis at the Coffee Exchange mere ana
Vss also other points OF accumulation In THIS
county ard in Europe we'll Havre and Hamburg
s.n, bear.sh cables The Brazilian cables were also
ursafaeory; heavy receipts at Rio and Santos were
Warehouse deliveries the United
Of disappointing proportions. Our market tad little or no
speculative support Another element Of weakness was
IKE indispos.tion buyers ~ anticipate wants our
market opened barely steady at decline OF 3yo points
ard FOR the Of session ruled inactive with weak
under,one the heavy American visible supply being
menace connection with the prevailing opinion Una,
The growing anc Santos 20 furnish heaNy
additions. sales the call to-day ZOO hass sass ~
a IL m $500 and for the entire session. I-'ov
Sscs with the market finally steady at net decine ot
SGiG 2onts The Havre and Hamburg maike,s VIII pc
closed tomorrow account Of church ho.iaay IL IS
eXpec.ed the Rio and Santos markets VIII aisn o
cissed Cor same steamer Roman FRINGE Csairo
Santos Yesterday with 20 600 bags Arri'e IN pr
steamer Herschel with IS S4 bags Including VOVo Dags
Rio ana 1854 Victoria; also steamer Palaue WIN
?Go bags spot Brazilian ociree ruled inactive ana e,9sea
duu AND nominal with a weak undertone al uaehanseu
n-ces No RIO. invoice lots Gssc j0obing paice!s osc
The range prices In the local market 'oaSS
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uaoe.s who HAD been made little reckless BY the ap-
parent ease with witch prices depressed. The IN
teflor movement for the shows good increase
mas oeen about Offset by heavy ciearances which
snow ABOUT half million increase last week. In
export circles here and at Outports there more
qury resulting in saes Of about 30 loads
jury Sold BACK 10 81 1874. No red closed l5ii.
nominal. b afoat export grade. CORN-Moderate
carry strength secured continued weather West
ana bhd reports from Kansas, was succeeded in the
afternoon by sharp reaction following decline in
wheat ano reported resales by movement
20 lar ths week has failed keep that Of last
oehk TO-DAY about million bushels behind. Crop and
weather news will be important factor FOR some time
end Is being closely watched at Liverpool declined
tgsd Tor the da Sales Of about loads reported
70 exporters NO corn closed at 41sc. anoa
oniS-i ne market was neglected nominal
with prices at tho close &c net higher Expor trans
actions 81 10000 bush reported all ports. No .
on's Sac; No 3 oats. 34c; No white 37itc; No .
s %hl.e c'Ss s'hc track mixed; 3iqsGc track white
Western. 72c I b anoat State rye GSlsaeoc. { q b
anoat 6tgOoc. c track BAHLEY-Market dull;
feeding. Die York.
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OTHER MARKETS nY TEL


chicago Stay s-Trale cattle - Day were ,.. cs,
s,i"srt thnn usual ana price. were weaker Tor "e",'
st..r. man heretofore rulrs - loo love- -, ia
mda,s im.Tls emcnt MAS lpa e",,. r arr test-
~, I,g, velg.t- and canning caile Nt.,Hets an a.
~ s3yUs. -: cove ana hri'.I@ FS,,tle boon, In
81 y eases sdas6 -. IN" recent ts"' .-,,iY IN
- ir starns hogs tr this market ~ $500 y.
crvassd naHSrr, Trad. vas actys at tho decline
uul. cf sales - aoJti % lgnt "tlkh's 49, "a 2o5f
s. i5gti ga piss. Nasi =; c2ni.n 70 a liberal me
,na,d vns CORE uurdnsy Booc. and yesterday "a
Iancr In prices sell sustained. '.'pi'. 1870 Fx,n
gst .o Western feeders. stgtt 80 chp ed .si'' ,,s
-, .li,5 lambs - ,OGS5 10. Receipts attic Io""
'rioeinnsu May is-Hoss dull $500 d. ramb
weak. y y . $50, - ''s'' ''''
s'ss'' 90 Nav isCate steady. ioc lower Tor ma,
rnso, ea,iar falr fanny native shippinx an!
W., s"er. s. aoqt5 10. dressed hesf and sutehers
49, Ssnsi ;a Texas and Indian steers - 80
81, he top f,r fancy. cows and h.ld-.h ~ 80. sI
los, 5a2oc lover YorkeTs s. 25aSt 10; pnsys NUT
,'ns sis.s4 SO: lambs. s. t0aS6 80 ~ ,,.s, .ev.ral
Fast buffalo. May L. hscs 6Pu nnI slow with
a lover tcnicncy. H'ss.i.,csips hshi. mmcn TO
Yckss good to choice - tcgf' &c.; So ssass o. sheep
1 aops receipts neayy. market slow aiSs. h.cu
To- extra ssas5 -. culs and cHmg t III 70 common
cn,ie % selected wetheFs' - 2o's' 40 '"'' "
.s My is co%sn ; ;sssi 30 s' Hos.
Gc sa s. oss, medus $. a'gs' SN best a..
Workers 81 louA IS: light i1dhsrs ~ ~ so1t. sneep
I, "s's r, Tipped 81 isdt4 2S common - oa - -
cnoics clipped lambs s. goas1 common 20 5,s1ss is
81 so sIrns .a"ss s'gs' ts steady heavy dressed
serf steer. Il 90 e commSn hs .,s.rs sesis
$, .9at 90 Ign cows ana heiers 81 iags, o bulls SIG
si1s calves sduS0. stocNerr ana iee'rss "a .oi
steers ;! io9st ~ 10 n sst Ssasi Co. PIGS s5as
ascrs 81 ,saSi 30 Workers 81 sos 70 Shssp Az.
70 Jos higher Coorad wool lawas 90 %,o o g
sheep and lambs. 81 ;ssr =, 90 "e''e'"
"a, rrir
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ERIE RAILROAD.

10. lowe Sew-York. foot oi Snain ~ :, -
Through NA' A.. minutes earlier from West 80
a. i.' MLVss,ieuled Exp.sss daily LOT H'aaa ia
xyo.sr,x timra. buffalo. bt~oAo'e- N'''''
4. Al Paror car 10 bunsv ,.A ,as, mail Daily. solid
SWV 10 arrives Cleveland ~ A. NJ
yam ''' ssepers to Chicago. Cleveland ana
p1,as r. MBualo and .lexsana a SssIu .i7 n.
Daily 100 A. NJ Cleveland IL 80 r. NJ sieeys'g ~ ~
Basc and cleysaad %asns dfsei Srary earn
tr,.,.a ~ N-solid chieaso Sleeper 70 HOT
SrcKFrs LOCAL TINE SAEps .o AS ana 81 Broad
iS9 uowery I56 I23hst and 80 Mss. i.'. IL
s cnauh.s and w's, :ds, fs rooSyn zoo Hui. n
ara Hc,oksn and Jersey City Station New-tork
Co calls fer and checks baggage i'''" "o'' "'N '
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r,,. roSpoN WOOL MARKET

London May is-The wool auction sales showed much
iri.o ,nday Good secured merinOs cold extremely
rs while greasy eagerly taken by me ZONE 'raas
WI repressntstyes few lots or Geeiohg WOOL
anu ".nan Nv the American buyers whose purchases
49, been kept with utmos, secrecy The contnenta,
freely. A lot OF Port Phlllp greasy sou
Ssiii THE attendance good. The number OF naies
"T.red was II Jl3 Following the sales IN dctaH
Nav south Wales-e7V bales secured s'7d3ls '2a'
sreasy bales secured Is 4sdgls ID: greasy
IiaI3d 49, ,, .,.o, eLdaIs cisJ. greasy
south Au.traiai 800 bales secured oiais "a; greasy
Tasmana-lOO bales greasy. aIi0d. -
New 2ealani-3900 bales; secured. 'dGls ''' greasy
Cane OF Good Hope and Natal-400 bales; secured.
li-d.lis 2ild greasy. os.uINd
The sale will close tomorrow.
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Recen,. ~ the ports and interior poinis io-nay COLI
ave. with The same day last week and last year

FLOUR AND MFAI.-The decline IN wheat had a pan
suse, -four prices to-day all OF the well known .n"
s'sess being lowered anywhere from Joe 20 2c a,ss,
ssme time demand was again restricted 70 the sa'e'
nsue In anticipation OF further recessons ~ We a.
syhs patents So 904s7 25 winter f;rnshts e. 81 ,ia
winter PATENTS Sc 5ofts7; spring clears 80 pn.'
~ winter. t5nS 2j extra No WINE ,. ~ .siss 400
rnsd 81 +OJs2 %. TO brand BAG don,a,c
rlhS white Sc fine yellow. 0Oc; coarse souslc'
ttEEb-Easy: 40 GO and 50 n winter IN na' 20.
1870: spring bulk spot. sCg"c 20 h1, an, ,.sd 81
nsnny chop 77has0c; oi.meal. s2o9f2s; screening
cRAIN--wHEAT-Crop estimates have ALREADY Desun ~,
70 play important part in determining inc course "
ranging all way from coo OOJ 90 10 $50 COCOON r,sn
me latter estimate sent out by Ings western ou'na
w although having ZONE effect IN the afternoon "ns
eecsped by all conservative traders as nttle s"o VI
.aoulous The deductions which could produce sucn an
.sma,s this not apparent 10 the AVERAGE opein
,er on Change IN view Of the California unfayofspIc
piosptc and the fact that spring wheat although sup
1sa 70 Indicate 10 per cent Increase over hst Fen
rarely out os the ground. making crop predc'i2 AZ
.nis time CUES, work The Chicago Trade Buie
en- put out a preliminary estimate OF GOpOvO.OO 70
ovVUVOO bush which would 10 be more In ACCORD
WIZ present conditions than the noted above THESE
spors supplemented by continued splendid crop indica
IONS ana bsarish 81 cable advcrk seryed to Keep
we market On weak ana heavy bass throughout the
"re dAy relieved only by occasional brief rhllies on
sovsnne Foreign houses both bought and sold futures
se ana there were reports Of acceptances News
.Ium Liverpool however, stated that prominent CONT
rental house selling heavily. Furthermore re-
100 from all parts o. Europe were quite favorable
snouns.a ss: s y.Ssrdsy The decline a. LysTp@
stri, pont, aad neur So9G5 points Antwerp showed
~. oeciine here was again noticeable May and
80 VIZ" some liquidation but also fair short selling BY
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RATT,ROAD.

~ - -
sIAI1oNs f0st of West Twsnty.third street ana
brotses anG Cortlandt streets 1,ort,sndt
sn snu @s a e% sn sSss sSn below
!So ~ s Fast si mapumsD pune. raror
New New York to ptsturg Steering Car P!''s'u'S 70
SO" !" FAT sEHEsYLvHS isf
fo SStS"s .o D9las S%'*os on"
10 f. 81 d laqe y Sxb b"S sT LOUIS EXPRESS
Sr S",,vs Wa cincInHat9 cncaf9 s.. Lgss chi,
IT. 1861 fVsf25 fasEdfx PITTS
7a ~ PA IPfa'hI@f 1s and
i% ASb 'TsSIa esp fy:t
burg %. GsIi Gf; Ha %S6 fSf fE
:So $50 sac co @Hs 9 I'm PeTiST sr "a
Dnns Gs, 40 0ns ca9 go o o. IoS Sa n ing
C"r a. NJ a?o CongrrsslonaI LIN; n,n all Carr, $50
Dining CIR, Cars go Dining car). $50 'D'h'nS 0"''
sorTHEEN RAiLwAr-E,prcss 40 p. M. iao' night
ATLANTIC COAST LISE.-Expre,'. DO a. M and "''
fdk a5 EesA ONE 5Ss 2 n S'' M
ATLHyTSE 91a 'I y" ave Ds's,s:::ss s:
r''' farof Car. Passenger and Com
ss Prs sqn4sys; oss.s
ssss s'"sa SO iiss 80 $3.50 ,l,s P an. M
eSPaaS s1..;. go p m m s fiS" SO. 80 M
p m. SUNDAYS a45 m. h.i5 p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Ci0. 30 80 SO $50, 30 $50 Penna LA'".s -, s,
$50 DINING Car). 1890 dining Carr. lloo ~"
100 30 800 40 40 dining carr, ~ 80, nnhf
Can $50 dining carr, 14O, 80 p. M, vi ~ a.
Sundays o.iO 80 SD $50 go, 80 .mtsq1 90 ~
100 DINING carr. n. m, 80 dining carr 49, A.,
Dining carr. 40 Dining Carr $50 DINING @Af' NV
rISte pcnices nos al 9,. 1896 1928. III ana 2e
Broadway: As,or House: West Twenty nrfiaod
Station and OF Desbrossss anu 20
Streets Street. $50 Fulton street. ~, Sa,,on
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn iii cal
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company
for and check baggage from hotels an" 'e
through to destination. ,.,,.v,vsn.,
Telephone TIA Eighteenth Street" for Fen"''~
T IA r. r S a9., serge j. r. WOOD
- - c; u.,,,.r Cers-sl Passr Agent
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston May dull receipts 1850 bos: spsint
a,ents ms, Is spring clears aud straights - QUE
pu,sr us.ns SIS 25qs 5o winter clears and straixnts
srSs- t.rnmea! lower Ssa9oc per bush ~ "HSi 20
500 frn dull receipts. 81 D9j bush steamer yellow
.sc No i5,ac DUH receips ~ go bush ianSy
~ 1,,od al a4,r; No and No g. 30g3ssc Mliieed
ar bran spring SIS 25asi5 So winter. Si7V*l' %
wmddings Si5 5OQSis "A. Red Dog nour. va Cheeso
Srm. Northern o.. Western. s'sg9c.
Imnalo Mny is.-spring wheat hrm: No NortheIn
81 5s no other grades Offering winter wheat M
Sn..,s NOT bidding UP sellers ideas NO red ~
No white 81 30 corn easier; No YELLOW aie 20 20 o
yyiI, 10 . while 3Gc: No white. 3Slsc; No white
SC No mixed 33lac: No mixed s"c rnnr y,sady
light demand. o.,
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,,.popr.N PRODUCE MARKET.

,,,oo, Nav is a;45 y m-Evchange -Wheat-spot
steady No red Northern spring rs cornp, Nav q,
ssr,c,n MIXED new IS iOi.d: futures gulet' nay %
IT. Iuv IA pisd; September. "a pSi Fiou'', ~, -
fancy winter steady. is 81 Hops At L2aom mess Us:
t,nss,, am f24f4 Beef steady; extra lnaa "ess, go.
prime mess I'd. PORK nrm prime mess "ne Ham
as, cu "a 10 10 10 steady 3Is. bacon hrn'
land cut IS TO- 3es shor, rS 70 70 1ns clear mid
e. heavy 40 to is No. shoT, clear backs 10 70
u'e Al. clear bellies Il to 10 ID o"s ','
10 'S's ol, . sss "a Shouidcrs-Sluare. II TO "a ~
:s Cd Cheese dull AMERICAN nest wne % city,
A Anne eis Ca Coonseed oLverpo rened s'eauy'
a.
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DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN IL. IT,
Stations I'm New York, foot OF b"FcA"'
and Christopher streets. ,,,,rCr
vESTIDULED TRAINS. PULLMAN

-rrsf. A
Direct route to NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MOI 1ea-tinx
THE ORANGES summit. BernaIdsViie nnon"
Ridge Madison NorristOwn. Passale :tSIsG AXE
ton Dover. Stanhope, NEWTON. Bull, . 49,
LAKE HOPATCONG Hacketistowh; g. 81 u v as.
MOUNTAIN. Washington PHii::ii!. % pc mo Noun
TON. WATER GAP. : IK9 1yI6I ~ W'IIi[EsBARRE.
SHSrrcoKE, DNNviii.E. N6RTHU MS SGp Ii, Il.
Montrose. BINGHANiOH, OHF0KpY,, ,-t, ror,iani
Wateryile. UTICA. RCHFIELD sPntsta:ScgG' mira
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO. ITliACA oNWErS ~ - nnd Iii
CORNING. BATH. DANSNII.l,t. 81, r ~ rf v,I,sT
points WEST, AORTHWEsI ANp GO, -. a, principal
500 A. M.-B!NGHAMTON MAIL. stops d. '''
1000 A. M-(cafe Csr BuFFMo scRAHtAoN' uTicA
HAMTON OWEGO. ITHACA. hl.Mh oSy1rG0
RICHFIELD sPRIHG5 SYRACLsA 9In a al
EMPRESS Pullman Palace Cars; ,n,. Wes;;
100 r M-sCRANToN. WILKESBA d anu
400 = M-s,'RANTOS WILKESBAREr. 80 49,
oUTH EMPRESS Pullman Bnnet p, ai,us, FYpres.
TOO f. 81. 0DalylC'hicaso Nestluuiei fp, al r.
FOR scRANT'oN BINGHAMToN. ELMihA'v W. ~ "a
F.ro Pullman I}ufet Sleeping Car, Ne"-fo'X 10
Chicago Dining car west OF Buffalo o., c,..,.r.
a.sO l. n dDailyj-BuTaO Express luiinan ~ Rti
Tor SCRANTON. BlNiiIAMTON. klNlftA, %, ~ II a
MT NORRIS ard BUFFALO. arriving IN Du''A'
oso 2 n CDa,iy,- BUFFALO. SCRANTON, BINGHAM :s
UTICA and oswEGO EXPRESS Pullman b''s'
TIGkfIS AID PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS >, a.
T.nry Gaze 4 Ains QJmited) il3 Broadway. II TAX
Pscs Broadway and 942 Broad"sy 80.
Ferry stations IA 4h-sve. cor. 18th ST ol VS.
o3s "a ruhus-ave NAwYork. 33s and t5o tutoh
art 100 Broadway Brookiyn. Timetables giving KUN
| Information TT al stations. -, -, L..
| WFETCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY VIII call for ana
cheek baggage from hotel residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-19
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Leave New York. Whi'ehaii As'"'"~' ~ ''
foot VI Liberty street. ., ,sursax.
rsht M ,io tS'S Tr. p FIX Hri ilts p cnS
icc,,,STSSA rf ST LOUIS 1000 A. m. 800 ?, M.
WHsuiNGroN. BALTIMORE. fS 'iq G,o., ,pinstS
~ 90 a. m, Diner, .s:55 D. and 'l2l5 night
NORFOLK. eli 80 n. .,.-s .,...a.,
WV ORLEANS: .a;3S p r III; H pn,,sh rIsh,
~ ms ia i72 oa .at 1881 PtwaH II E lMn-st.
Y. ago 3a4 Fulton-st. BROOKLYN; WHITE.
i2l Bowe,S passags checked hotel or residence
10 destination.