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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-16


THE CITY Of sEATTLE-C7ty Treas
mrs notice.
Notice is hereby given tina, the 3ra an
mai iusIatinent Of local Improvement dis
trict No los for The Improvement Of Sec
ond Street (as wideDed by ordinance iIo7)
"a the city Of Seattle from the south line
~ Pike Street to Yesier Avenue under Tho
provisions Of ordinance No. ESQ which
provides for tbs Improvement Of said street
by G3rbiug ana Paving certain portions
thereof and providing sof the payment
therefor in !ustalments and establishing n
fund Ter ENEh payment by inc ieVying and
collection OF special assessments upon the
property benefited by the improvement and
providing for the lssuancs Of bonds as au-
thoriErd by act ot the iegis Azure Of m.
state 81 Washington approved March 9TH.
lssS. and under the pr1Yis.oas u ordinance
No -aAs approved May I'm, 1894. as amend
81 ~ ordinance No. S4f0. approved July
1ith. IeH4 and the CITY Charter IL amend
"a aai nos In fore mas been dg,Y certified
- me- for collection. and the respective
sums therein charged and lsvisd against
zach pared and LOT ~ land. and part there
o. In sa.d district Ia payment Of such IN
S'a.ffnent remains unpaid and the same.
inc.ud.8T ne Interest on the whole amount
cnsrgFG. mus De pad on Or before the l!th
day of December, so. Unless payment os
rnad@ on such instaliFneug on or beg0fe the
t-~ofue g ,iuqueni su4 sha1 bear interest
az T0A rate - q lef tent- Per anuurn. unit.
pa. 4Da = T.pt PAID osfoF@ sad time, "a
I,enatty - nYv o. per rent. saai. be added,
and t1a slm4s a~atngvs ~ SHAH IS entered
On tf.- arDfss lax rol. for ~ cssrTsBt war
aga.sst each -. and parcel vi land and
part thereof go delinquent. and with tAs
Interest AMI E,enalfy ssasl oe cos. 81 ed az
other tages. together &4th seCh additional
chasgwa Or p@nA.tsss a. aFe authorized 20
tae charged aud cGliec ed on Dihe~ fssiu4,t1srt
taxsH AID saca .ot Or - reel OK laad a. DE-
sugusus sfaaA De sud for ne amount Of
sgscn ass=ssgza8T ~. &ith Interest ranelty aggi
costs, u tae manner provided ~ Iax
a. III. FOOFE
CITY Treasurer - tfgs cry Of Seattle
Data Of -. publication November IL. lSJ3.
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SMALL SCHOONER LAUNCHED.
The Bessie T.. stevens to Go on n
Long Voyage.

The schooner Bessie T.. Stevens. which
recently came off the ways at Por, Blake
ley IS lying az the Merchants wharf he
Ing finished She is awaiting orders from
san francisco. and there is talk o: send
ing her on long voyage.
The Stevens IS not much Of a carrier.
her cap1city being about fifty tons she
~ owned by the Pacific Commercial Com
panE. Of san Francisco, and was built b.
Han Bros. ~ Port Blakeley She is %
feet long. y feet heam and feet depth Of
hold. She IS worth $3.50 There are ac-
commolatiOns Cor half dozen nassencers
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\. ". 4. 4. Educational Work

The Young Wpmen's Christian Associa-
ton VIII tonight begin the educational
courses which have been in preparation
for several weeks Three courses have
been arranged for al present They are
the Bible study. current literature and
commercial or business course 4 C0mpe-
tent instructor has been secured and the
work viii be beneficial 10 al who take the
different courses
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NEW COAST TONNAGE.
Three New Vessels Owned on the
sound Officially knaun.

The bureau of navigation has assigned
official nun hers ami signal letters ana
oilicl'itF measured the following vessels:
BESSIE T.. Stevens schooner, Official r,n,
her 3.1; gross ana net tons. -. ban; at
Port Rakel-v.
Highland Queen. schooner: Official mum
Der. q. 83l. gross and ret toas. y. hlIlt az
Ballard. owned AZ Port Townsend
victoria, > @aner; Official number ISL Ses.
signal letters X. y. r. VI net tonnage
l.,1-. 9ellt - Dumbarton. Scotland; own
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WHEAT RECEIPTS HIGH.
0utlooi. Bright for the Week. but
0uotatEoas Are. Ouiet

The outlook was never brighter than it Is
for a fine week 81 wheat receipts The ar
rivals Monday were 81 car loads, and %
cars Tuesday, making a #otal for the TWO
days OF q. 100 bushels Receipts for the
month have been Pa cars. or 1880 bush
els. and for the season, l.546 cars, or l,0s3.-
20 bushels
The market IS quiet Quotations remain
stationary, G.GIo3c being offered for No. ]
aud biuostem.
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Philosophical Lectures.

Miss Marie a Walsh an exponent OF
Theosophy. from San Francisco. VIII hold
4 series OF public class studies on the sub
)ect OF Control Of the Mind at the aSso~
ciation's rooms Ills Third avenue. begin
ming ths afternoon at go o'clock. To-
night she VIII lecture on Life in Grada-
ton" The informal character Of the
studies VIII afford a good opportunity for
questions and answers. No admission Is
charged at the lectures. and the public is
in Nftesl 20 attend
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San Francisco: schr Beulah- from San
Francisco: Dan bark Sixgus. from San
Francisco: Br ship Gatena, from San
Francisco.
SAN PEDRO. Nov. I&-Ar-lvei-Sir
NewbGrg, from Grays harbcr.
CARDIFF. Nov. I4.-A-rived-B- ship
Croulptc.s. from Oregon
CALETA BUESA. Oct. 3-A-riveSi-
Sehr Noluntes-, from MoIen1o. 10 toad for
San Erageisco
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OLYMPIA fUNDST|LL GROWS.
TOTAL FOR THE SILVER SERVICE
Is NEARLY $4,000.
In Their Contribu;ions-Coule
City and Wtnstock swell the To-
taI-Fiffy.DoIiar Cheek Received.

The fund fo- the purchase Of 4 silver
Service 10 he presented 10 the cruiser
Olympia Steadily INCREASES The Chinese
residents Of this city have shown t1e!-
public spirit IL subscribing generously 10
the fund. Chin Gee Iiee and Lew King
voluntarily collected so foT The fund
James Howell collected s2S.25 in Couiee
City. There are only twenty-five families
.n tbs t0wn and but one business house,
50 that this Is = very liberal subscription.
Miss Tenna Smith, II W.nstock, voIuntaT-
ily collected &. = among the pupils OF the
high school. Cyrus Walker, OF Port Lud-
low. has sent Mss Hanfo-d 3 check for so
as his personal subscription.
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THE CITY OF sEATTLE-city Treas

THE CITY OF SEATTLE-City Treas
urers notice.
Notice is hereby. given that the srd an
maui installment OF local improvement dis
trict No. l0i for the Improvement OF Front
Street las widened by Ordinances num-
1ered llZ' and aiSD and the adjacent and
9luding as part OF Front Street the Public
Square known rs Pioneer Place. from the
South line OF Madison Street TO the North
line OF Iesler avenue and Including thar
part of Yesler Avenue extending fas, "sr.
~ from the West line of Front Street nra
duced South to the West curb line OF South
second street produced North in the City
Of Seattle under the provisions OF ordi-
nance No. 2s40 which provides for the i'm
proyement OF said street by curling and
paving certain portions thereof and provIa-
ing for the payment therefor In INSTALL
ments and establishing Il fund for such
payment by the levytng and collection of
speciai assessments upon the property benz
sfted by the improvement. and providing
for It's Issuance OF bonds as authorized bY
an act of the Legislature az the STATE -,
Washing ton. approved March 9Th. ls.S. and
approved May ith. 1894 as amended by
ordinance No 2&40 approved july MI
1884. and the city Charter as amended and
now in force has been duly certified "a ma
fer collection. and the respective Sums
therein charged and levied against each
parcel and loi Of land. and part thereof.
ment remains unpaid and the same in
Guiding the interest on the whole amour,
charged, must d. paid on or before the llth
day Of December. 1885. Unless payment he
made or such instaliinent on or before the
utn day a December Is9s. the same shall
become delinquent and shall bear interest
at the rate Of per cent per annufn until
paid, and II not paid before said time. a
penalty Of 1--WE 90 per cent shall be added
and the sums delinquent shall be entered
on the annual TAX roll for the currsu-
year against eaca LOT and parcel OF land.
and part thereof. so delinquent. and with
the interest and penalty shall be collected
as other taxes. together with such addi-
tionsi charges or penalties as ara author
izsd to be charged and collected on other
delinquent taxes and each lot or parcel or
land 50 delinquent shall be- sold for the
amount ~ such assessment with interes.
penalty and costs. IN the manner provided
by law.
a. IT. FOOTE
City Treasurer Of the City Of Seattle
Date o. lst pnhllca ton Novernh Der u 1sa9
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lat the lThs eAnVassifg board worked all day yes
krlay with n. masses OF figures. The re-
hrs from each precinct were read and
nd tho hhaia'ed. ahic work WAS not completed
euuent 81 lae In the afternoon.
Il heIl- icaassiases sd county committeeman Of
OF the hca s.!e rcuained IN the little room of
- anu Auditor Eeefepn's office and watched the
~, 49, buas and III, tahuia;ion as il proceeded
Chairman Rutter. OF the fusion county
iommgiss Gas there Ia watch The figures
4 sick F. -. - -, t Ia c,e.s., g..
% Join {s'es ~ - -
10 was F36Hs OF ne t'p""t4fdh county coiiiuiit-
almost ke watehG the progress Of events for the
& well kn3ssates represented by him. In addition
tsrp sere successful aud defeated cand.-
has who lifted In and out OF the room,
bkng dem figures and comparing them
,lished ttA former reports Of precincts they had
~ DR.. Aoseel
1enced Tsey ssinel iit,la enthusiasm or satiSfac-
Few .as as The case might he from the cam
WY. iax far there vas no material change over
- = ,at Re yos as already published Some pre-
I, o.r tnzs stre course found to have been
re- OF spg:ea Incorrectly. but the variations
scre sight In the hurry and fuss OF the
re-maary unofficial reports Inaccuracies
- PEI boun u creep IN Bat these have
iii. Ven surprisingly small
IT, eaGpsslng b1ari Is composed Of Al
I1 Evttcn. County Commiy soner Ryan
'se'' hi Prosecuting Attorney McLIroy Judge
ptens ,rsoc as wate sen, When ~, .ho t,,,,}s
N. Ia age been made, Auditor Fvenson
= issu % Use 5ui candidates their
= tldsets o. election
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland. Noy. L. ISqs.
Occasional rain: cooler.
Z. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRTcuL-
TCRE, WEATHER BUREAU,
DAILY BULLETIN
S+a-ss9 Noy * ISQS
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thousands of you troubled with weak
aching hacks kidney and bladder. and
other unmistakabIe Signs OF nervous de-
h...ty ana premature decay Many die o,
his difficulty. OF live in daily torture ig-
uorant Of the cause. DO not allow moi
e.sty - deter yea from seeking immediate
relief The most obstinate cases treated
with unfaiiing success by the great vital
iz.nc treat Yglent.
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Blood and Skiu

ma. tetter. rofI
primary aul secon
Gated. leaving the
pure AMI healthy
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->Aff2fS-
Seattle Local eport-Naxlmum temper
ature. a degrees; minimum, Is. mean. 50.
y leather, cloudy; rainfall. OF Of an inch.
-. y. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau.
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Write Your Symptoms
T. lE4nE asst o.
lits If.fsflses r.lis

cured s: home. NGes perfect -1sU sya-
tern Absolute crecy in au professional
6e4l0vs- far H1aS; tind ana Sensi, -.
person - either sex Deed nave ro besz~
taHey r. calling ~ the doctor. Coasulta-
ZION free .; cAlCs or ~ lna.L
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General Diseases,

raeairnatiarn dyspepsia.
go!tr@, cancers. ulcers.
lungs ard ar % srss pes.
syyste.f9 # treatment.
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pitation ot heart. sense OF sunocaton. diff
hcuit breathing. tired. iangu!d feeling. de-
sponGsncy, i lear OF impending danger OF
death: If s.eepless. gloomy and feel an
aversion 10 society loss OF energy am
btion and self-contdence, which absolute
~ uriits you for study ar business. If 50.
"A serious disease threatens your lie
There is 10 time TO Jose. You should
consult DE- Iukena befare Il Is TOO late.
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Mitchell, Lewis and Sfaver Co..
3oS-fo First Ave. -, seattle.
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DON'T BE DECEIVED
WREN I0U NEED MEDICAL AID.
DR.. LukeBs, the Oldest In Experience
Richest In Medical knowledge Crowned
With 25 Years Unparalleled Success
The Sufferers Frlend-The Peoples
Specialist.

He has cured thousands and can cure
you Il there is any power on earth that
can, and al less cost Why? because he
effects a cure in shorter time. lie saves
you months of useless suffering and ex-
ptnse. You are not compelled 10 pay large
drug bills Chat the doctor may get his
perceuiagei.
DR. I.ukenS furnishes his patients with
medicines free. sklilfully prepared from
the best and purest drugs. No mercury or
poisonous drugs prescribed. When Dr- Lii
kens tells YOU the cost Of treatment, II
means the entire cost for a complete cure
in any OF the following diseases:
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ublished
| by DR..
iuenced
( a few
~ way.
! symp-
rs well
nef her
urs OF
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a. H. FOOTE,
City Tree surer Of the CITY Of Seattle
Date 81 ist publication November 70 1893
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Seattle. Nov. IS. lS9S.
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nd sick
Ia tosn
she was
almost
ing well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York. August II. 1898.


BEEvEsLReceipts to-day 90 cars. LII head.
including 81 cars FOR export alive 81 for slaughter
rs S e. a%s sos for Isr foF s'
inferior TO ch1ice native sides.
To-day's IAvApooi and London cables quoted American
Weight si sa's tops 9r .. s1 ssq c
rer 10 The Kansp. cry for Bristol VIII be laden w WIN
s s s Ca sr 1S5 i ss. MG G Culver
and 20 e.g for o. u SsnS oS m If pm sG re-
ported for Tomorrow.
e,y 50 s hs,d . AZ for S. n.
Or At sass ordinary 70 prime ys.s , and a.
hsn Country dressed sISsr r. Sns
s'a sGi''T: ., Sss's e fS Average. 1918
SsSicS CO.; SsaI. 81 H. at so IS; do. 1874 No.
J. H. Hume & Bro. buttermilk calves. is2 re at 81
SHEEP AND I:AMpsaReceiPs today were ~ cars ,S
10 cars for the market making with snee held
sheen %c. on ' svs of as SnSs S and
SsSsr lambs on extremely light supple. made ID
81 Fo4 p As sheep pps
n, c.oc. and EXPORT DO At 81 medium to prime
dressed IL ;a IN 'Sy firm at siial2%c
Co oc rs We: y y[snIs do s 81 10
s. 80 Jersey g. 6 ~ 81 20 Buffalo sheer is2 S
q s. 81 liz Il ' e. p 10 81 e e. u s. I
% Jersey DO io. ~ at s. IS yr o % Gew Gull
' Rs-0 % G. 8. 81 ?Es:s y =
M.. e 2 2la SG s ,oS n at S. a.? DO
buck $50 10 AZ 81 80 =. "A
: Judd n co: $50 Kentucky lambs 70 n. AT 81 40:
49, DO 60 N. 81 IS. SO Kentucky sheep. ios ~ at
81 20. 49, .-o- -. No.
svys MIA n 90 ~ a go rs 90 Pennsylvania sheep ia
n AZ a. IS Virginia do. 1870 m. at 81 so
Mcpherson i2O virginia lambs. SO 10 Mt 81 80;
II virginia sheep III H.. AZ 81 20
J H. Hume e Brother: 125 State lambs. 81 N. at
SIS s7is: I state sheep. i07 n. at 81.
HoGs-Reoe'pts to-da;. cars. or 74o head, all con-
signed direct city slaughterers. except few State
hogs No sa.es reported up 70 late hour. Nemina.y
steady ~ s. 2Od$4 45 per 100 H. There was very little
demand Tor country dressed hogs but prices not
lower -. 49, 80.
seles-M Collins yesterday: 1874 Ohio hogs. 10
N average at 81 - per 100 NJ ~ State DO 100 10 at
s. 30; Al do 20I n 81 81 oushs s2 10 at SO 30:
do 2GD 10 at So %: stags. 3l5 10. at 50 30.
Andrew Mullen Date yesterday, q State hogs. ITO n.
AT 81 AS 20 DO ~ 81 35 do. S8 ~ at 81 30:
10 pigs (roaster 2s H. at So 80: roughs 2?o No. at
So - do. 22G 10. at SO 49, stag. $50 70, at 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12
Railroads.
~>>>>~~~~~>>>>
"AMEn1CNs GREATEST RAILROAD"
new YORK CENTRAL.


j., Al through train, stop at Albany Utica. Syracuse
Islns leave Grad Central Station as follows:
Ex nea STATE rsD Ex spSi Til Im.
:.S T Fs n 81 Sod Dss a soe = De-
s.33 M+pApnoMp4.Ks LOO IsaS sDsa. AID
s.45 M"Easf s sff 6a paw sf sssss Niagara
o.4o s,I ..s.s; SSSs AND MONTREAL SPECIAL
1000 4. M.--NoRTM .ssioRE LIMITED. psuy.N-
pu. b@ Sss '' SO f GsleAsi ss Ss. $50
% apS .c seGE u "a, '"
1870 a., May. EXPRESS. except Sunday: 10, Pr
90 SS Fl siT m IRE sat: :na 'sHt
CAGo SPECIAL. Dsily-For Columbus. Cine'h-
Mfso4 AMI u sX "a
800 s' TskF so ASsr YS nTS ana
5:i3 A. NJ. due Chicago 400 p. II. Sleeping and par
COO i E Sf@%sMrsErRx EXPRESS paily-ror NJ
o. sssra Fss T2rSn;o clss.lsad GsiIsso r,,v
40 ars.l ans ssfsst
S.45 p M.@nnFrxiS XSp sorrHwEsTERN
spEe1H Dai,y-FCSr nola0 S a. ,. Fans
900 p M-sPEc ciI LIsIrrb Mali D..iy-sis.s-
Lyons ss ara ssr only iGs and 0 buffalo xs Brook H
o.15 I; M-pAciE5c ExPPEss, DI!Iy-Fc- oss ,.,,:
ss r SsD Except SsI ssu nss1Ta hasun Ts
IL. 10 :hi|MIpSioMr ExPnEss, yo. csis.:.
aai7h's. cSlea%S ;ses:ss I s,x,ss gas '
.Piiisaeid Sundays orIy a, 0,20 a. N.
VAN. raSs cars s ~ Fl rn issSuEn ss ian'
2s s sa sss 81 I q Fac i.s ST.
and lasih ST. Station. Ncw-York: 1913 and 72e Fuonst
an" 4. lcs ns.ad%ss Pr 1fS' for
CAB service BAGGAGE checked from hotel or resi-
GEoRGE f. DANIELS General Passenger Agent.
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GETTING EVEN.
From The Philadelphia Times.

From The Philadelphia Times
Some years ago Pay7naster Clark was atlacneu
TO one OF the ships Uf our Navy In q Europeen
port and to meet certain expenses drew ssns
drafts on the Sub-Treasury at New-iorK tn'ousn
the Government agents. J. $. MORGAN * 20, !oI
the amount requred-N0000. Accompanied by me
Vice Consul he went to the Plymouth orancn OK tns
Bank OF England. presented his drafts. ana asKea
10 have them cashed The bank manager was not
only cautious but extensively so. and nnaily saIo
"Well / DO not know the Sub-Treasury. 90
MT know the pape~ nor ,ou, and have never had
business with the gentleman who Is United states
Vice-Corsul here so I won't cash your drafts
You say J. s. Morgan Will ndorse them You mad
better go up to London and let him casn tnein'
MFR Clark went Out 10 the telegraph once, put
himself In communication with Mr.. Morgan. ana
MIR Morgan went 10 the Bank OF England In Lon
don the manager sent word 10 the Plymouth
branch manager, and that gentleman came per-
sonally 10 the Royal Hotel, and, with his hat In
hand begged 10 be Of service TO Paymas;er Clark
in any way that gentleman would suggest. The APP
parently pacat6d paymaster followed by his clerk.
ACCOMPANIED the bank officer to the bank. The
drafts were duly passed over and large bundle OF
Bank OF England notes placed before the pay
master. . -,
Yes ! see: they notes signed by Frederick
Nav ths, the nank will pay bearer. etc. Well.
do not know Mr.. May and, OF course do not
know you. This paper must be good. but have no
assurance Of that. I'll trouble you for the gold"
The Inundated bank manager had to hunt IL up
and Paymaster Clark carried II down the boat In
triumph. II would have preferred part OF the
money in notes" ne said 'but | couldn't refuse
the chance OF getting even"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12
uFW YORK, ONTARIO 8 WESTERN ny

Train. leave 'oot ~ ". 42d 81 follows as minutes
earlier from Franklin ST.;
p7.SS A. M--Dly Express for all stations Connections
l sOO for Lakes Mohonk and Mrncwaska. and Ellen
VILE. Pnr;or cars
O.tE A. M-Mo intain Express TO Liberty and inter
C.1C mediate stations. Lake Kamesha, White Lake
aud F,,enviils. parlor cars
4 .OO T.. n. Saturdays only)-statons 10 Rockiand.
l'UO Lake Kiamesha. White Lake and Lllenytle.
Oh = J.. M.--vesbule Limited. stations 10 Rockand.
O.lC Lakes Mohonk and Mime waska. E.lenvile. Lake
l<iamssha and White Lake Parlor
CT r. ~. Frsnk,in 81. 5a5 r. M)-To Chicago.
OslO daily. StcpS M.ddie,own. Liberty. t. Manor,
Walton. Nirweh. oneSla oswego Niagara FANS. was-
ner Sleeping and Reclining Chair Car seats free through
.vI,icKETs AND PARLoR CAR SEATS AT 81 Bread
i way n Y. y. \. transfer CO. enscks oassdye from
Ieadence To destination.
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

Buffalo o:5. p NJ Pullman vesbue Day Coaches
and Paror Cars Dning-Car service Meals Ia carte
Buffalo with through fieepers to Detroit and
Chicago
'I2,5O, 100 T. NJ daily for EAsToN. MAUcH
CHUNK, WILkESBARRE. SCRANTON and coal
branches Chair Car Esaston.
'3,5O, 4,IO +. NJ. dally excep, Sunday for WILKES
BARRE PITTsTON, SCRANTON and principal inter
mediate Stations for all points In coal regions
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car for Wilkesbare. -
s4scO 6;xO h. NJ daily except Sunday, for EASTON
and intermediate stations.
.4.5O, 5.15 p. NJ. Sundays only for MAUCH CHUNK
ana intermediate stations.
$3.50. $40 p. NJ daily except Sunday. for EASTOS
and principal intermediate stations.
.O.5O, 100 NJ. daily for BUFFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper vesbue
train " Y. Chicago. Seepers Buffalo and Toronto.
Dining Car New York Eas'on.
'7;4O. 500 T. NJ daily except Sunday stopping only
at SOUTH PLAINrlELD. EASTON. BETHLEHEM.
MAUCH CHUNK. SAYRE. GENEVA. RICHEST Err.
BATAVIA, BUFFALO amt TORONTO. Pullman sleeper
for Buffalo None but sleeping passengers carried. No
$3.50 s,:.0 p. NJ. daily Tor wILXEsBARRE. It'll
AGA GENEVA ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper Chicago
Additional local Trains daily excep, Sunday. for SOUTH
PLAINFIELD BOUND BROOK. and intermediate points
leave as follows: 1920 1880 'l0:2b 1890 ,Suudays
ory) A. NJ '22o go. $50 10. - 30 and 80 p NJ
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at i13. 26i IA
3JS o4 1923 Broadway. 81 i. lih ST.. 1856 e. 1:5th
ST. 1917 Bowery. n. Y. $50 Fulton st. Court st.. %
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn.
l. Transfer Co will call for and check baggage from
hotel or residence through IN destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

corrrg-T There was a much slower market FOR Bra
- ssSe. futures. and sonlev hat weaker one. some
nt . soa on IS points. Liquidation the feature.
s, a. n went But trading beet was slack. The
e ,-Scs,,ons OF concerted bull movement have dis
Ie:s, p; least FOR the tine being Cables from Eu
an; from Brazil unsatisfactory The spot de-
'ope ,hs country energze6 TO any consider
M extent, when speculation the other day was at its
~. sust BUYERS evidently impressed by the
E ne American visible SUPPLY !s the increase
III. fac, that the movement OF new coffee
80 santos is smaller this year than II last
a. nv xSr.oy.r the warehouse deliveries Of Brazilian cof
,s~, his country have laterls shown sub'1ing ten
is I,nr market, after opening steady at decline or
ee.,,. increased the decline to l0Gl5. po'nis ruled
p,.,Iv,v inactive and closed steady net loss Of
,r. Sales ~ Rrazilian coffee futures 500 bsgs
80 bags mp 10 IL and is 100 baSs for the
rs session spo, brazilian coffee ruled quiet and q sed
ehue .Ss basis 81 Gsa6hc for No Rio invoice lots
~ ~ rs. no. FOR johhing rarcels
% range contract prices In the local market to-day
vss as fellows x,.-