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IMPROVED PENMANsHlP

A GRAPHIC reporter had the privil- ege yesterday of inspecting some spec1mens of penmanship of the pupils and teachers of the public schools. He also compared the specimens with writing done by the same pupils and teachers a few months ago and before the system of veriticle writing was introduced into the schools. The improvement was most marked. Even where only three months had elapsed the writ ing would not be recognized as hav- ing been done by the same person. The writing in the verticle method by all the parties was clear, r,even and apretty.
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MORNING PRAYERS AMONG THE HUM
 BILE.
BY A CAMERA.

A camera is our artist here, and he stands today upon the mount of cor. rectness. He is pre-emlnent of all artists in giving us as we are, rather than as we appear to one person. He does not aspire to idealize or transform; he simply tells the truth in plain and matter-Of-fact way. He sees us as others do and has the power to stow ourselves as we are seen. In detail and perspective, in shadows and lights he is correct; he is too much so, even to showing the frowDs, and wrinkles. In color he has even been a failure, yet he has been q most persistent student, and he has studied in every foreign coun- try that is acquainted with art, in d space that can be read by man or child, or by the learned or ignorant in 8 moment.
 In this picture of the family pray CT, without 8 word, be tells us of the detail of the surroundings. of the dress, looks and personal appear ance of each member of the little group. He know the nationality. the respective ages, the mode ofpray- CT, and the taste and degree of pros perity of this religious father. His eautifully carved chest suggest the means of livelihood. In fact in a glance we read the family history Of one earnest little group, and this too, while they are engaged in their early morning prayer. The chemist has worked with him in laboratory and studio. The engraver, the etch- CT, the Photographer and the designer have all labored to add their wisdom to his, that he might conquer the suns rays and add the truthfulness of color to his art.
 A camera has in the few years just passed won for himself a lasting name as an artist. The quickness with which he executes his work, is in keeping with the rush and busy whirl of the ninteenth century. His strongest power is among the picture making business men. The times have demanded such an artist and such an artist came. He tells us the story of peace and war, of truth and fiction. of love and cruelty.
 This picture will be reproduced in the art supplement of the GRAPHIC Easter edition-out next Sunday.
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A FAILURE.

Last (Monday) night attachments were run upon the dry goods house of E. Sterling, at No. 238 Main street in the old Bank of Pine Bluff building. Sterling does business in Newport and the attachments were run there. His business at this place was in charge of J. Schnieder The attachments were as follows:
 Mandel Frye, St. Louis, $940. Chaser B~os. St. Louis, s285. Fried man Bros. & Schafer, $267. Chas. Veil, $200
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And Over
Scripps- McRae League Special.

RIDGEwAY H.. April Sxty-fve people are known be dead from the Shawneeown reported The people slept the banks last night with shelter by Governor Tanner could be ed the of the swift current
 RIDGEwAY April 5, 2 D. m.-At Shawneetown feared that the big three story brick Riverside Hotel will collapse full of refugees and the loss of life would be terrible attempt being made the dead the being spent living Cypress also surrounded by telephone covered.
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EPISCOPAL SERVICES.

During this week services will be held at the Episcopal church as fol- lows: Tuesday and Wednesday morning at So'clock, holy commun- ion and address; Holy Thursday, at 7:45 in the evening, holy communion and address; Good Friday, at 10;3O o'clock in the morning, morning prayer and sermon.
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THE REVIVAL.

The revival at the First Methodist church was very well attended, not withstanding the very inclement weather last night.
 Rev. c. E. Pattillc drove right home with most practical sermon. Certainly good for the use of edify- ing.
 Let the public generally turn out and hear him tonight.
 Service begins promptly at $ fsclock and will close at 9.
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 AN ORDER.

According to order No 36 as above l herewith have published the names of those members of the Jefferson Guards whose enlistment in the Ar kansas State Guards has not expired and will be subject to an immediate call:
 Frank A A.Ragland, Geo. H. Adams, A. $ Knox, H. K, TOney, Clyde B. Smith, E. NJ. Reynolds, Tom B. Moss. W. P. Cook, Chas. E. LevereDz, K. H. Roberts, J C. Chestnut, B. N. Martin, c. c. Handley, w. D. Henderson, T. Fletcher. G. D. Dodd,
 E. J. Saunders.
 All those whose names appear above are ordered to be present at call meeting to be held in the old armory tonight at s o'clock. Also all those who are desirous of enlinst- ill the Arkansas State Guards, to be called only in an emergency will be present and sign the enlistment papers. By order,
 J Fl. HUDSON,
 Capt. Co. F, A. s. G.
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ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
Is sorrells Majority in Lincoln
 County.

The GRAPHIC has received by townships the vote in Lincoln coun- tvs primary election last Saturday for prosecuting attorney. The to- tals are: Sorrells, 800; Martin, 33O; Merritt, B. Sorrells majority, ITO.
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ORDER NO. 36.

ORDER NO. 36.
 l. Immediately upon receipt of this order the commanding officers of companies of the 1st Infantry AS. G. will proceed to recruit their com mands up to 100 men with the great est possible speed.
 II. Upon receipt of this order company commanders will acknowl- edge same and report the present strength and condition of their com mands, the time required to assemble them at the nearest railroad station for transportation to Little Rock and the number of guns, uniforms and accounterments on hand and immediately available, and condi- tion of same. In case of need all companies will be full uniformed and equipped at the proper time, officers will therefore not make requisition for any supplies from these head quarters at this time.
 By order Of
 COLONEL HoLLENBURG. DURAND WHIPPLE,
 1st Lieut.. & Adj. 1st Inf. A. &. G.
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Warning Order.
THE BEST IS NONE TOO GOOD.

TIE NOVE OO GOOD.
 Solicited is your patronage. To our former patrons we extend our many thanks and earnestly solicit a share of your future trade; also the public iii general. It is our desire to please you. If we do, tell others; if we don't, tell us. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Prompt delivery to ell parts of the city. Both phones. Market, 504 West Sth ave. WM. WELLS.
 26 d6t w2w
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THE JEFFERSON GUARDS.
Capt. Hudson Receives Orders to Recruit Company
 Report Condition.

Captain J. H. Hudson, of the Jef- ferson Guards, has received the following orders:
 LITTLE ROCK. April 4, 1898.
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Wanted:-Board and room in private family, by married couple with one child. Address J. RI. this office. div 4-3
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FOR SALE-A good family horse and Smith at R. H. Stearns $ Co.'S. 5-d-6t
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FOR SALF-2O, 900 Tomato Slips cheap.
 Exceptionally nice plants. Apply to J, k. LANGsToN, 407 East 2nd.
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XXyANTED-Boa and rooms to rent wy by Mrs. N. D. HARRISON, IA East 5th avenue.
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HEAP @<OLUrI Advertise Your Wants.

FOR RENT-My five room two story cot- tage, No. SIS South Olive street
 3-25 Ct A. HOLLAND.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-08
ttcber Die Corruption TT Der
glr,:tce

duberte lid in elmer ieiner lebten pre
biaten Der betannte Stem Yorter @eiitli=
DE Sebro Nsmton Ser 4rieg bat uns
Die 0erottuns unierer Yolitt aeseigt,
Del Grebsihaoeu, Der lid III bieIelbe
blneinosfreiieu bat. gines Der tpiAtis-
item Separtements bat lib ais elm bon
unlautsren pplitiIbeu ginfliilien bur6=
leubtes er,pieIen. Somobl in Den Gas
germ ,pie ouf Dem 2riessihauplase
lelbf 1T 9iles orunter uno oriiber ge=
9ansen uno iberall i'm 1epartement
bat lib unebrlibteit uno Corruption
seseist. Nidt auf einselne Weanner
bat man Die Ghulo ablaben f5nneil.
bas eanse Gpitem lit uerrottet, neil
grnennunsen BON unfdbiaen Perlonen
gemadt muroei, bu politiIcber glnflub
oies perlanete. g8ir iino = 10 ibloR
&eoner = nit ipeit erDberen 8eraut=
mprtlihfeiteu aus Dem Sriege beimge=
febrt, oenu mir Iiub ). y. perpflihtet,
ben Ybilippinen, Die mir nidt mebr on
Spanien suriifgeben tDnnen, unier
protettorat su 9ebe1t."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-08
taiIpn bes efemaIiaen nunlburqtr

tailIpn bes ebemalisen 1nmburgtr
HiirgerlniIitdrs befanflt. - Der Bes
bDImG1tiste bes Gerbdnbes Der s5as
britt, 2anbz nnb 9ilfsorbeiter 5sins
ri1 2iennu fpurbe unter Der 8eIhulz
biguna, cine Mn5abl Rafien, bic er 3li
peripeiien bate, I'm bebeutsnbe 6uniz
men acI6dbtgt gu baden, in llnteriliz
dunesbaft eeapmmen. 2ienuu lit Der
ibm aar 2ait gsleeten Gtraftbaten ge<
ftdnbig. - glm 4usfdldserpeg fpurbt
Der Sdreiber 8ernbt In feinenl Blut
ihtpimlnenb ais leide aafgefunben.
Db eli, ltngfudsfaG rosr Elm gsr6rss
den borliegt,, 1T nc9 nidt aufseflart.
- grIGoHea ST RS Ser :traalenfai1
1enbpte Mcrtgrs aus i,acess-nttten
Briinbsl. - Sin 5o5n bes 9Dtels
!7irths Gbert Gus Wittfnbsea ssIGAsn
il @eEeui9aTt elmer ,.Dane" ii31 sgaFt
Grnss" in Ger 2ansenre;bs ii ct.
Eeuti, ts{!eGte cine 5lo{te Geft iranf
b:ele l;nb nod dine 2ss lite leer, aog
Doau e;,.s,, Saecetper d,ss Ssr Idfeas
unb fei,e,ts s:aen S1ab o:if fiB Ct.
Die Gligel trang nen, ualiidliheit
in Der aopF u.ls fiibrts fsinea Sob
berbsi. Sas Ddncsen .bsrf9.osnb III
ber aQaenleincr c sripirrugq.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-08
Treie etdote.

9amburs. Muiitbireftor Sob.
Gabe lit peritorben. Der1elbe mar in
ipeiteren Rreiien burd ieine friibere
191ti9tsit als Muiitbirettor i'm Z. 9a>
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-08
GciItll.O .O6rmiiaoL.

aeIiterba9. giieberssbruunt
1T Bic @5heusr BON Safob Defer, TO-
ipie bic bes 1eilgebilfen 3reutel.
Mi1elftdbt. Der 48i6brige
Mssssr Raui4, bsr ipsgsu @ittli@<
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-08
SeItcrreihz lIng1i l..

SUvlt Icy uttlESla Sil pAAaplItht W.
in Der gripatreiti9 einen f9psren
unaliidsfuq burca einen 5tur5 pem
Bferoe erl;tten.
SGgernborf. S9rbudtner
gbrunb Meier oeriibte an feiner juns
gen Satin etren MorboerTu1, inoem
er bsrieIben, als fte 19ltsf, ntehrere
MeiferitiGe DerIeBte. Ste Jrau Iprans
bonn gette .auf unb lief Inn 9il1el
i1reienb, ouf Die 5traBe. Dsier oers
febte ibr no9 ei1en Stid in Die Siifte,
lporouf Die ger!punbete nit ibn, .sa
ringen besann. 9ausbepobner bes
frsiten Johann bic Trau. Gbmune
Weier nl1rbe perbaftet unb benz 2anz
bessericpte in Sroppau etngelieFert.
9ie 5rau bat idpere, iebo1 nt9t
tDbtlibe @erlesungen erlitten.
&laberub. Ser 21iGbrtge
Spbn bes Grunbbeiibers Sran5 8erlg
9ing nit elmer brennenoen petrolenn'
lampe ouf ben goben, Inn Sutter fiiy
bic pferbe gu boler. Die 2ampe fiets
tbm aus Der 9anb uno oerbrdh, bas
petroleum ergob ii9 iiber ben auf benz
8oben aussebreiteten Sla4s, uno bals
itanb alles in Slammen. Oas Senia
ergriff 4 benaG)borte Wobn1arler urte
GIGerte bisIelben Elm. @erle sos iib
Bel ben 20fdarbeiten i9pere 8rarlos
punben i'm @eIidbt su.
.Qp1ins. Ser Si19lernleiter
8ela abiem tpuroe pon benz eeFiir9tes
ten Haubf6iiBen Sobann peto por
feinem 6aufe ermorbet.
Srenc1tn. Die Rei9stagsz
Mbgeprbneten Stephan RatoDs5fp inD
3oltan 3ulsstal, bsibe Wsitglieter Der
8olfspartei, fpurben tpesen Wiberfebs
lidfsit sesen Die 8ebDrben Bel ben
Wablen in gsassa bonn @eri4tsbofe
au IA Sasen Gefdnsnib unb gu elmer
Gelbbube BON 200 Fl. perurtbcilt.
Nuremburg.
Niebercorn. Gin benz Mderer
g. Wsber geb0riger @etreioei6ober i'm
Wertbe bon etinu $500 Srancs purbe
bur9 Seuer serftDrt.
Simmert n. Ser 40idbrise Sob.
peter Wolff aus Wagem, 8eoieniteter
bes 59enttpirtbes Simon, tpurbe in
Der @deune ietnes Dienitberrn als
2ei9e aufsefunben. Der binaueeru-
fene Mrat confatirte einen Qerai9las
als S.ooesuriaHs,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-08
yruuin3 Sdlesmtg-Solitein.

Rannemoor. Muf benz Mnipe=
Zen bes 9of6efibers peters SOS ipiit1ete
Elm Branb, benz bGs QBobnz unb
neutrality-suspicious. gum Dpfer fieG.
Riel. 9ei beftigem Geegdns 1T
ber Matrofe Georg Rliibn bonn Mrtilz
Ieriefhulfhiff rMars" beim Mnlesen
eines 9ootes iiber 8orb gefallen unb
ertrunten, obpobl sleid Hettungspsr%
{lhe unternommen ipurben. Rliibn
itannlte aus 6dmburg.
Rropp. Snfclss 9erabftiir3ens
bonn Dahe eines Mnitaltsgeb6ubes err
Iitt Der Ghieferbeder @raumann aus
@9Iestpsg einen Gh6bslbruh, Der
nd@ fllr3er 3eit ieinen 2ob berbeifiihrs
e. Jrnu unb fiinf fleine Rinber be-
lpeintn ibren Grndbrty.
M eumiinfer. Geine Diomonts
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-08
OlSeuburg.

@utin. Sm Mlter bon 79 Sabren
itarb bier Der EN-. 2ebrer unb Srsani1t
Reinbarbt @runbmann. DerIelbe bat
46 Sabre lang in 2enfabn feines Mm=.
tes gepaltet.
6dm m ltparben. Nahts
brannten Mobnbaus unb Stan Der
Witttpe bon Gilben nieber. ginige
Pferbe unb &iibe falnen in ben SLANT
men Inn. Das Geuer 1T bon einen1
Rnehte, oem Der Dienft nibt sefiel,
angelegt. Der Rne9t, ipel9er aus
9ollanb Hammt, 1T perbaftet unb in
bas @efdngnib 81 8rate gsbraht porz
ben. @
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-26

Futures here closed steady, with prices unchanged to
6 points higher. with sales Of 80, 600 bags. Havre as
1,O42, 600 bags. including 7eo. 600 brazilian, There
was q holiday IN Brazil today. Rio receipts 5000,
in the absence OF Brazilian advices. March notices
were circulated. and the business was largely OF .
switching character.
MErAIs-Iron was dun. Spot, February and March.
eb.45tGs 6.o5. Copper was strong. spot, February.
March; April and May, llSs&lls.o Lead was dun.
March, 4.10t4.30c.
common to good strained.
.PRoyIsIoSs-Lard was steady. but dull prime, sb 40;
Pork was easy mess s~lo7bsSll Cut meats were
Ss. S ..soSs ana AZ S:siv. Dri ssts. hG 81 S SsSs' h. c Tsll f%r
export at 3osc. now quoted at as4,. asked; country.
8~isqys'.e, nntter-crramery Western, extras. 2Oc.i
lbiac.; state. finest. l9c.; hrsts, l7@lsc.; thirds
TO seconds, l4tel6c, Cheese-State. full cream.
large, fancy, SIZE; choice. sSs4c.; fair TO good Tho
fancy, $40 &c.; choice. sI4asIsc.i common to good.
7eSa. EgEs-FreSh gathered, state and Pennsyivania.
do, .oc,; Western do. loo. Chicago. Feb. To-
and speculative. Liquidation by outside holders was
the week Increased 1000 6bis'; Isrd decreased 1000
tcs ribs decreased 1000. 900 ms"
9e' test. I 8.loo. Sales 5000 bags osntrfugals. %:
So test. at 8 7-loc. Refined was quiet and unchanged.
1895 zimmers at ibG tic. 10 casss 1896 PsnnsyiSs.
mia Havana at Tho, 100 cases 1893 Pennsylvania
stisSs5c, IS cases 1895 New England "esd lear a.
e2@9sc, 100 cases sundriss st 90 f6c, 900 bales HG.
yane In bond AZ 900. @el.l0 and 100 bales sumatra In
WooL-current quotations of foreign woods, based
upon Wool ETchanAe oneial classification, are ~
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e RTE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot OF Chambers
e., as follows. aud nye minutes earlier from West
28d St;
Q.00 a. M.-yestibuled Express daily for Bling.
c.OO hanton, Wayerly. Elmlra. Bufraio. Bradford.
arrives Buffalo 4 i, NJ. PArlor car to Buffalo.
D.00 =: ..yestiouled limited-Fast mall daily.
H:CC solid train for Chicago; arrives Cleveland
cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
T.S0 y. M.-Bulalo and Cleveland vestibuled
.CO Express daily. arrives at Bufalo TOO A. n.
Bradford 7;l7 A. NJ, Jamestown 700 A. M, Cieye.
land 1890 p, NJ. (slecpers TO Bufialo and Cleveiand).
making direct connection for Detroit, Chicago, and
the West. Cafe Library Car.
S.1k Y. M.-Solid train to Chicago. sleepen to
S.1O Hornellsvillo, Chicago, and Cincinnati. Din
TICKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS. AND UILMA
a. a. at III lls. sol, 4Ol. and
81 West lebth st.. Chambers and West $50 ct. ferrios.
New york; BB3 and 72b Fulton ST., 100 Broadway
brooklyni 200 Hudson st., Hoboken, and Jersey OIyy
station. Westcotts Express calls for and checks bae.
gage from hotels and residences to destination.
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Futures here advanced 5 to g points. then lost 8 to 1
OF this. but rallied and closed very steady at q net
advance OF 8 to s points. with sales OF 10000 bales.
The future trading was as follows:

The trading in cotton to-day was less active, but
prices were frmer. Better Liverpool advices than
had been expected caused a slight advance here early
In the day. After the first transactions part OF the
m IMPROVEMENT was lost in the Absence OF support, but
toward inc close prices rai'ie1 and closed At about
week was smaller than had been expected early in
the week, and there was o fair demand for both &c.
counts, Liverpool bought here. but the trading was
mainly local. The exports from the ports were liberal.
and the spot markets at the South were nrmer in
some instances. with . good demand. The better
feeliRS In FINANCIAL circles also contributed to
Btreh.%hen the tone. Mr., Hester makes the quantity
brought into aight for the week ~. 427 bales, against
lO2, 1913 last year and l25,l17 in 1895. and for 1873
days to date 0.4ls, 244, against 7,55l,079 last year
and s,4aB. 81 in 1905. Dry goods were nrm to-day,
the tobbing branch displaying notable activity.
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was dull; No. z. 6L@61sc.
sales 500 bags Maracaibo on private terms. The fu-
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FRIDAY. Feb. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wa'
easy. The sales were $4,000 bush. includ'
ing 10000 No. 1 hard Manitoba on priyats
terms for export: 1000 No. 2 red at sl.oo IN
elevator, and 5000 unRraded red at el.ole
S1.o4, delivered. Free on board ahoat, NO. !
Northern spring. New York, e1.o9ss; do Du'
luth. Sl.o9as: No. 2 red, $1,000; No. l hard
Duluth. R1.127s; No. 1 hard Manitoba, &l.1lle'
Minneapolis received to-day 15s.7oo BUSH.
against go, $40 last year; Duluth b7,o15. against
As ,74s: Chicago bO,eio, against 1900; NIL
wsukee 2S,4oO, against 1920; st. Louii
$4,000. against 13, POP: Toledo 11,o22, against
9,52A: Detroit $685., against. 5,0e4 last year.
Futures advanced lac. TO sso., but, lost this an1
declined lac. to loc. Future sales ,llo'oV
BUSH. az follows:
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BALTIMORE 81 OHIO.

Leave New York, whitehall Terminal, South Ferry
and foot OF Liberty street.
sDaily. Except sunday. Sundays.
CHICAGO. 1880 4. NJ, ~ 800 I. NJ. aud 'l2;lanight,
P~lTTsBuRG. ALSO A N, 1879 +. NJ, 5000 P. M
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. $1,000 A. NJ, '5:hb P NJ,
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. 1888. $1,000 tDiuef,
sll;Bo A. M. DINER, $500 DINER, $3.50 DINER,
NORFOLK. tl1.30 A. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS uhTough sleeper, f8:25 I2;ooP u.
All trains are Illuminated with Plntsch light.
Omces: 1l8. lie. 26l. 484. 1l40 Broadway. 81 EASt
lAth o., 1877 Bowery, New YORK; $50. S44 Fulton stS
Brooklyni whitehall Terminal. Baggage ohsokS4
from hotel or residence to destination.
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live Stock Market.

new YoRK, Friday, Fob. 2b.-Reoeipts of beoves
woro p.Ap0 head, including "a carr for export, 81
cars direct to slaughterers. and 10. cars for the
market. Nineteen oars on sale all told. Prices were
dry COWS. Common 10 good stsers sold at es.5o9
so:ob 2 100 nsi oxen and stag. AZ es.loo4t;5ot
from Liverpool and London quoted American live
cattle stssdy a. nRnlo; eres'ea welsh.I 5strS &se
cattle; tomorrow. sci cattle and <,obI quarters of
beef.
Receipts Of calves wero 20 head, including 40 head
for the market. Firm at o4.B00oe Y 100 ma. for
poor to prime veals. City dressed veals, eh@11'ac.
n b.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were e.7ab head.
including IL cars direct to slaughterers and 3
cars for the market. Blk and . half cars on
sale. Sheep and all grades of lambs except OK.
treme weiRhts were q trine nrm. One oar unsold.
Common to prime sheep ranged from % to o. Y 100
ps.; poor to choice lambs from %. 1871 TO o6.10.
Dressed mutton. 1850. y n, dressed lambs, 7aSao.
Reoeipts of hogs were 1871 cars, or 1891 head. in.
GLIDING 8 cars for the market. Lower for live hogs
at o<.l50e4.40 Y 100 ms.
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BOSTON AND NEW
RatIroada.
Lehigh Valley System.

Stations foot of West esd st. Penn. r. r., CortIandt
'Indicates time from West sSd st. other figures show
time from Cortlandt or Desbrosses st.
for EASr5 H' and Il in a, aedly Iss stStI9D, ,e;A'' 2 A. M
.s,S0. s'ib 4. NJ. daily for WILKEsBARRE
s sFASr SEr 1Tee6 d SfsaH lILA FAIG GES anS The sS %.s;
and principal local points; dining car and chair car
.ii,S0. 1900 noon daily except Sunday.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPREss."
Arrives Buffalo 8:b5 p. NJ. Pullman vestibule Day
Coaches and Parior Cars, Dining Car Service. Meals
1890; ,oo r. n. daily for EAsroN. MAUcH
PiTTSToN, and coal branches. Chair Car 10 Mauch
w IKE; sai1 Fl II; SS'l'ss ssssRt ssa1 snS p1 for
cipal intermediate stations. Connects for all points
In coal regions; PU!Ilnan Bunet Parler Car for
$500. a.eO p. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for
MAUca CHUNK and intermediate stations. Chair
.i,S0. sils P. NJ. Sundays only. for MAUcH
$3.50. aiio p NJ daily Sis.'U Except Sunday. for
E. .s,sS, and s.o eTi p 2 H dn in5c fa9 sIaSr .tat,o ss.e.p,
1ule train N. Y to Chicago. ~sleepers to Bunalo aud
only at SOUTH PPLiaaiINSffiEffIfpe pEA sgnoS,' s sEFgRPiqe
HEN MAgcH cHuNK. sAYRE, GENEVA. RocHEs.
sengers carried No baggage carried.
ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. MAG.
ARA FALLS aud all points West. Pullman sleeper
Additional local trains daily. except Sunday, for
SOUTH PLAlNFlELD, BOUND BROOK and inter.
1850. .iio;so, 1890 tsundsys only a. N. .S;so
$3.50. 1850. $500, and 1870, $50 p. II,
Ticssts And Pullman accommodation at 11s. sol.
g73: 8oo. s44. and 1923 Broadway 81 L. l4th st, 1856
Z. l20th st, l27 Bowery, N. Y; 800 Fulton e.. 4
Court st; es b,wsy, and BrSotlyn Annex. Brooklyn.
from hotel or residence through to destination.
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airiatnas xna anttrtst.
SsisWsrs ana iIsdsss Csps Cs,EssIys.


n~einvnre ara 1Iadsen Canal Ceu.gengs.
NEW ORR. Feb'y 20, 1898.
Aauarterly dividend OF N AND N QUARTER
uL1PER CENT. on the capital stock of this Company
Will be paid at the oflce Of the Company, III yort-
inndt So, in this city, on and after Tuesday, March 10,
1903, The transfer books will DO closed from. tho
close of business o.day until the morning OF WeuhsE
day, March 10, 1898.
Nv order OF tho Board of Managers.
A. WALKER, Treasurer.
T1E NUS. VAILRT AND
TOLEDO COMPANY.
N. MoNSARRAT. RECEIVER.
The coupons due March I, 1898, on the Columbus
and Toledo Railroad company's second moTtgsge
seven per cent bonds will be paid on and after Maron
1, 1898, on presentation at the once OF the state
Trust Company, 100 Broadway. New York CITY.
N. MoNSARRAT, Receiver.
COLUMBUS. O.. Feb. %, 1908.
OFFICE OF wELsBACH COMMERCIAL COMPANY
40 VAIL ST, NEW YORK, February 10, 1898. y
The Directors have this day declared a quarterly
dividend OF Two PER CENT. on the preferred stock,
PAYABLE March 10, 1898, to stockholders OF record az
the close of business February 9Sth. Transfer books
Of the preferred stock will be closed from Maroh, lat
To March 10th, both inclusive, Checks will be mailed.
EDWARD o. LEE, Treasurer.
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Court Calendars This Day.
Supreme ~Court-speoisl Term-Part m.-nx.parte
matters. -.
surrogate's Court-Chambers-Tor probate-wfn
of Martha Warren. at 10 A. M, Gottfried Sohmaln-
lein, Anna Cohn, at 1920 A. NJ.
City Court-Special Term-Motionn.