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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-08-24
AGUINALDO REBUkED,
General Anderson Deals Severely with
Would- Pc Dictator

Cen. Anderson aas been forced to re-
mind the Dictator Emilio Aguinaldo, of
his true commission and the nature of the
rights the United States has won. Agui-
naldo, once a humble ally, who begged
Admiral Dewey for passage to Luzon Isl
and, is now proud, naughty and auto
cratic, and burns with the ambition to
some day rule at Manila, either as mill
tary president or dictator. The hope
makes him jealous of the Americans.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-08-24
A Sad but Giorious Day.

Victory cried the Spanish minis
ter. Write out a proclamation at once
authorizing our people to celebrater
why, your excellency, what has
happened? Have our forces fallen
upon the Yankee pigs and compelled
them to cry for quarter?"
no, but one of our battleships has
just been scuttled and sunk before the
cowardly swine could gain possession
of it,"
Those who complain most are most
to be complained of.-M. Henry.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-08-24

for Scofieid and 436 l2 for Robert
M. La Toilette Stone for Lieutenant
Governor Other Strong Men in the
Race Platform Indorses Both State
and National Administrations.
Governor. ............. EDWARD SCOTIELD
Lieutenant Governor. .......... JESSE STONE
secretary OF state. e.........:...,W W. IL. FROEHLIC
Attorney General Il. r. HICKS
Superintendent Of Instruction. l.. ID. HARVEY
Railrood Commissioner. ~. GRAHAM L. RICE
insurance Commissioned. EMIL GILJ0HAN
Milwaukee special:
After one of the most interesting con-
tests that have ever taken place in Re
publican convention in Wisconsin, Gov
Scoheid was chosen as IL can ate for re-
election, at Milwaukee Wedn, sday night.
lie was nominated over his opponent, La
Toilette, on the first ballot by a vote of
620 to 436.
When the result was announced there
was period of wild celebration. Then
the informal ballot was made formal the
Governor was declared renominated, and
adjournment was taken until 10 o'clock
thursday morning.
The convention was called TO order
shortly after the noon hour, with every
delegate in his place. In the number of
delegates it was equal to a national con-
yention, and made an imposing array of
political talent.
t. ID. Coe, chairman of the State cen
tral committee, put his gavel arm into
action promptly on time. Secretary JOIN
Nj. Ewing read the State central commit
tees report on the contests from Dodge
and Portage counties. Then the roll was
called by counties. Out of the / ,067 dele
gates only nine were reported absent, and
these came on a later train. Mr.. Coe then
presented for temporary chairman Gen.
Michael Griffin of Eau Claire. After his
speech and the appointment of the usual
committees a recess until 2:30 o'clock was
taken.
The La Toilette leaders were too busy
to eat during recess. They hitched their
belts couple of notches tighter and went
at the opposition some more. Everybody
expected clinch and an old-fashioned
rough-and-tumble tussle during the after
noon, so the crowd was bigger than ever
on reassembling. But it was good
natured crowd and tractabe in the hands
of numerous and industrious staff of
badge-bedecked sergeants-at arms and
doortenders.
Beginning of the Fight.
Temporary organization was made per-
manent An item or two of routine was
dispatched. There was a momentary
pause, and then every neck was ciined to
see the first blow struck. The La Toilette
men We're wanting time. The Scofied
men hankered for an immediate ballot for
a candidate.
Mr.. Chairman" said Fred bennett of
Port Washington, the Scotield leader on
the floor, Il move you that we proceed
Immediately to the nomination of candi-
date for Governor"
''Out of order" Mr.. Leopold of MiIwau-
kee shrieked above a chorus of noes. We
must haye platform first"
But the chairman killed Mr.. Lcopod's
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-08-24
Cheer FOR HEROES
Great Crowds Greet HOme-COm.
ing War Fleet.
BIG NAVAL PAGEANT.
New York Makes Ii the 0ccasios of q
General Holiday.

Americas Rattie-S Fleet that
Sunk Cervera's Ships Thunders Its
Tribute at the Tomb of Gen. Grant
One Million New Workers Wildly
Cheer the Fighters, While Roaring
Guns Emphasize the Welcome -ova-
tion to Sampson and Schlcy.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-08-24
MASSACRE IN PORTO RICO.
Spaniards Fall Upon Women and Chir-
dren and S1ay Them with Machetes.,

os All " pun W AhlE-
dren and S1ay Them with Machetes.,
Six Porto Ricans, accompanied by a
priest, arrived at Coamo from Siales. thir-
ty miles northwest of that place. They
had walked all the way across the noun
tains. They reported that Spanish sol
diers, crazed by liquor, came from Maniti
to GALES Saturday. An improvised Amer
lean flag had been raised or the plaza. The
sight of it SO enraged the Spaniards that
they attacked with machetcs all the men.
women and children they could find. They
killed or wounded about ninety persons.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-08-24
REBELS ATTACK MERRITT.

Reported that AguinaIdo Turned
Against the Americans.
1t was reported in Hong Kong that the
United States troops at Manila had an en-
countel with the rebel forces under Agui-
naldo. The insurgents, upon whom re-
strictions had been placed by Maj. Gen.
Merritt. are said to have mutinied at not
being permitted to have any share in the
surrendeS of the city. They are said to
have attacked the Americans in the
the trenches
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-08-24
MANILA is TAKEN
Dewey Bombards the City and
Spaniards Surrend.r.
AUGUSTI HAS FLED.
American Troops Under Merritt Now
Hold Philippine Capital.

Consul General Wi1dman a t III ong X ong
Cables the News of Manila's Fall
Spaniards Capituiate UnconditionaI-
ly-Spaish Captain General Escapes
to Hong Kong on German Cruiser
Officers of the kaiser's Vessel Refuse
to Explain Their Remarkable Action
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-08-24
CUBAN THIEF KILLED.
Shot by a Sentinel at Santiago When
Caught Stealing.

The first Cuban Killed since the Ameri-
can troops occupied Santiago was shot by
a sentinel who detected him stealing. Col.
Hood is in charge of the supplies and his
men have sad much trouble in guarding
the property. Hundreds of arrests were
made. but they seemed TO have no effect
Then an order was issued TO the seatinels
to shoot the thieves.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-08-24

Admiral Dewey made the entrance Of
the war and he makes It's exit as well.
From first to last he has held the center of
the stage-Phladelph Press.
Admiral Dewey has won new laurels
His capture Of Manila is likely 10 make
him commander-in-chief of the whole
American nact.- Boston journal.
Messrs. Dewey and Merritt have issued
protocol Of their own whose terms will
not need construction with the aid of a
dictionary and ammar.--Louisville
Courier-Journal.
Admiral Dewey opened the war and
ended it with equal ability. His dash and
his patient thoroughness are alike to be
admired.-St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
The surrender of Manila was a fit clos
ing to a war that has proved to the world
the prowess Of American sailors and
American soldiers. volunteers and regu-
lars.-Ilinois State Register.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-08-24
NAME THEIR TICKET
Wisconsin Republicans Select
Their Leaders.
SCOFIELD rs CHOSEN
Present Governor Nominated for a Sec
ond Term on First Ballot.

Formal Vote Results in 62O q Votes
for ScoGefd and 436 l-2 for Robert
nj. La Toilette Stone for Lieutenant
Governor Other Strong Men in the
and National Administrations.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-08-24

Admiral Dewey expects 10 be able to
save two Of the best Spanish cruisers
which he sunL " sIanila harbor.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-08-24

A highwayman held up Police Judge
John w. Burrpas, nearly 60 years old, at
Sedalia, Mo The judg" managed TO get
out his knife, and then took charge Of the
robber, INT ht broke away and escaped a
short distance from the police station,
whittier he was being taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
ERIE RAILROAD.

through UdIns leave NeW-fOrk foVt OF Chamber
street fellows and Ave minutes earlier from Wee
23d Street:
Ws!eIiy; f:mirs Buialy. bradford. Arrives Buffalo
r. 81. Paror Buffalo.
DI5 A. M.-v.s,bued Express daily for Port J.rvis
and Monticello. Daily except sunday. for Lackswaxen
HODesdSe and Important local points to Emira Pu..-
man par!or Cars Tor Monticello and Eimra-
jNW r. M.-Vest.buied limited-Fas, mail daily
Sold train for Chicago. Arrives Cleveland i:<0 A. NJ,
Chicago 7. NJ. ssepers TO Chicago Cleveland and
Cincinnati Dining Gar.
1850 r. M.-Bufao and Cleveland vsstibuied Express
daily Arrives at Buffalo Zoo A. NJ. Bradford 20 A.
Nj, Jame.toar 700 A.. M. Youngstown 1917 A. NJ,
Cleveland 1870 p 81 ssepers to Buffalo and Cleveland
Car. Library car
DIb =. M--Daiy solid train for Bnshsm,on. Emira.
ami Cincinnati. Dining Car.
yINiCKEIs, LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
CORPORATIONS At III. ti3. csi <0 and sS7 f3road.
way ~ bowsry $50 East i2',h IT, and aga w.r iSS!h.
and Fui,on-s, % Broadway BROOKLYN; i22 Rlver-s.
HoDoken and Jerfey city station. New York rransfes
ca calls for and checks baggage from hotels and rset
dences o. destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07

porters were in the market again 10 moderate ex,en,
i ~ ieads with Lisbon charters reported l2icn
invest receipts to-day 40 against III
"a aa h e corresponding day last year y, rcd closed
~ '[c o %. Ahoat. and No Northern
o D. anoat a change has been made in the era
rn.eS wn'reoy the weight Of No winter wheat shall
r w c weigh, Of 5sts 10 CORN buiish feeling
WAS c'coufared to-day by weather in Ia
corn i~it light country accepancc Tuesday export
nushrs =, the West amounting nearly l.,oGO0p
oush ahorts were liberal buyers keeping the In
ohg position all day with the close %c higher
, aniNs Wore steady ard I'D on July. but IA ~
lower on other months B-adftreets visible made an
lncresse OF 6al 900 hush In domestic
TO-DAY export trade included Il loads here II loads
NJ oltports No corn closed AZ 3Sssc b. aaoot ...
oAIS-The influence Of favorable aiyces and
strength In Other markets PIT higher
close being at &c net advance. Exporters took
busn. TIE Grain Committee has changed TIE rules
wna' 50 that the grades Of No white clipped " .
c.ipp and NJ oats he 'reasonary clean instead
~ well clean. heretofore. No quoted at
:G'ac; 10 3, cats. gee; No white Clips. 2gc 80
white. &c No white &c track mixed. 2ez Q2Tiz nc:
track white 27is n33-. .RYE-Mark't nrm No .
Western. 52sc b. Ahoat: sc. Z. Buffalo. .....
BARLEY Market quiet; feeding 33i1 G3ic. nominal,
Z, Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07

LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-YOrk. JAY q, MN
EEEVEE-Taceipts 20 day were 1"i cars ct l,iV mr.
IN .luting cars Tor export alive. 20 cars consshea
a. civ laugh srrs ard 10" the MARKET OF WHICH
p were on sac ~ Jersey city and he balance az 81
t,eh :, steers we're active demand ana steady N,
cvs we-. auaably unchanged. bulls were rated eaay
10 ,fssc over The yards were cleared inrstiot y,
49, "a, 20 se.r, soil ~ 80 s. 81 per 100 10 saSs
AT 81 ~ bul. 81 ,5af3 60 and do at ~ f.y CO..
a, CASA g y beet sold fairly wen Al '",sc PEI
,r ard nary TO prime native sides Latest u nn.n ana
IJv.rpoI cable. quoted American steers al lqiSc pr
M .tr,atea dressed weight refrigerator beer a. ssc Per
n, live ,h,ep dull al efioc per NJ dressed wef
no-,. 10 day ncleet 80 cattle on the CncSONSV 70
R.,., 10" p,tS,srd Moore CO.. 1850 quarters OF beet
IN ne Briiannc Lvcpooi Tor Ea''mtns Company
bum. n i,ro ard IS lead for L. : pl..,hoscA NJ
snspn.n, CO. 2i .tAb.e-,-i i'ennsyiyania
steers IsiO ID average s. 40 100 hi q DO ii:s 10
q, 4. 10. 81 do 1871 n s. TO- 81 d" lba TO- al 20 ~
Sc ioI0 No. al g. So bulls 1s n. at u 20; cows ioo
H. al - o. t I, II Llnois stss i::s n At & IL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
M, IACI<AWANNA AND WESTERN II. Il.
s,,ttor. I'm New York. foot OF Barclay
and ChristOphcr streets.
,csTInIIED TRAINS. PtLLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PItTsCH LIGHT.

.,oo A. M.-BlNGHAMToN MAIL Stops a; principal
1870" 4. M-,can Car BrFTATo scRANToN
UTICA. RicHFIEl.D srpINGs: SYRACUSE and
ceVtGO EXPRESS. Pullman Palace cars. meet
,nx a. BuNe.o WITH trains Tor Chicago and points
700 r. VI. ,osiiy) Chicago Ard nurai' yesba.d Fr-
NV" for SCRANTON. WlLKESBAIRE an? Ell
KIM Pullman Buffet Psror Car 70 Elmira.
ThroHgh seer.ng Cars and Day Coach to Chicago,
~ ne a., I l. = m. next day.
400 r. VI SCRANTON. WlLKEERAkRE and PLfM-
Wv r-TU F%pRESS. Pullman i}unet Parlor car
400 H. w. d,allyl-ch!csso and BURIAL xestsnlsi LIN
''" =, Txr-css f0r SCRANTON BlNGHAMToN. FL
,uns 'Rr'FrATO Through Bur"t Sleeping Car
-. work 10 t'hicaro. Dining car west II Buffalo.
son I. IS CDalY-Bunal' ENnress. Pullman Sleerers
o'"" isGRANTON BlNGHAMrON ELMIRA. BATH
vt MORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving IN Buffalo 8
o.nn - w. 6D,ily)-RrrFALO. SCRANTON. BING-
W., ,vrOV OVFGO ITHACA. El.NIRA SYRACUSE
pfcuFIEI.p SPRINGS and OSWEGo EXPRESS
Pullman Ru~e, Sleei ers. ...-..-o., .
-,ct.t-rs ASD PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
49, C,zr ( sons G.n''cO iI3 Broadway ~ Park
d. 90 proaiwav and a'2 Broadway. Tickets at
49,, e,.ti-ns ia ih- ave cor. l2th-st 81 West l2Sh-
~ oqi columbus NewYork 33s ard 1913 Fu!t"n.st
-, ,oc r-cadw,y brooklyn. Time tables giving full
ln,orr,a lion NJ all cations ..n.>r III -, a..
.,ck harg,re from hotel or residence 70 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo s55 p NJ Pullman vssbu- Day coaches
and parlcr Cars. Dining Car service. Meals IL carte
Connects Buhalo with through sleepers Detroit and
.Is,SO 100 p. NJ daily for EAsroN. MAUCH
CHUNK WIl.XEsBAkRE. STANTON week days.
and coal branches Chair car TO Aauch Chunk.
;s.:,I. %.iO NJ daily, except sunday. for Wilkes
RAERE. PlTrsTON. SCRANTON and PRINCIPAL inter-
m date stations Connects for all points In coal regons
pullman Buffet Parlor car FOR Nilkesbarre
Also. S:IV +. ~. daily, except sunday. for EASTOH
and intermediate stations. Chair car 10 EAston.
.4.SO, 5:1J T. NJ. (sundays only for MACCH CHUNK
3 100 Clio p. n. ialy excer, Sunday. for EAsroN
and Ir ncpaI intermediate stations.
.8;:,O 700 p. II. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all PORTS West Pullman sleeper yestibve
train N Y TO chicago. seepers 20 Buffalo and Toronto
I)ln,rg car New York Easton
q, sOI'TH PLAINFlELD. EASrON. BETHLEHEM.
NAt'ciI CHUNK SAYRE. GENEVA. ROCHESTER,
RATAVIA BUFFALO ami TORONTO. Pullman sleeper
fr Dufao but se-pns-ear passengers carried Ne
$50. $50 p n daily for wILKEsBARRE, rrH.
AGA GENEVA. LoCHEsTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
f. Ais and all points West Pullman sleeper Chicago
ADDITIONAL local trains daily except sunday 10: SOUTH
pIAINFIEED BOUND BROOK. and intermediate pointA
leave q, foiows 1920 i0.jo. 1920. 1880 Sundays
onyi A. n. '2.o; 2:so. $50 40 $50 and $50 p T.
s5 %. and aoa broadway - r. i+sh St. ise E. l2sti
81, 1871 Rnwsry \. Y. So Fulton ST.. Court ST., q
croadwsy AMI Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn.
Transfer co will rail- for and check baggage Iron
hotel residence through TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
WEST SHORE RR

Trans cave W 42i St S:at,n. y: Y. as follows. and
- m caller from 700, Of Franklin St:
hIU.OO \. NJ Daily. except SUNDAY. for Cornwall. New .
burgh Kingston. Sew Patz Likes Mlnne"asKa ana
No.olk. and az Caiskt.. M,-n.ain 93.nis -
M az, NJ sur ,'Tsnstons. Vest Pol3t, Kingston.
Iak,s Mononk and MinneHsska. taisk'U Mountains.
Albany Saratoga. AID I-iAs George
1 900 T. N, CONTlNENTAi. LIMITED Daily. FOR Al
bsny syraeut-. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara FAILS.
Cleveland Detr0l' Chicago and -. Louis. Arrives
Cn.cas, AMI -. I>ous rext afternoon
1:I5 = " saturGa!s only. FOR al caiskiU Mountain
points. 49,,
CO. ~ = Daily. except sunday for Kingston. Lakes
MonOnk and VI nnewhska. tatsH!u Mountains Catskil.
ami Albany.
C4.UO J.. NJ. Dary except sunday for Consers Gran
,tor's West Point. co.rWall Newburgh and inter
mediate stations t. Albany.
Coo t. NJ Daily except sunday. for Albany, Saratoga
Montreal and Eastern Canada.
(;;3D +. NJ. Chicago and ~ .~ius Limited. Daily, for
I'.ica SYRACUSE. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Fas
Toronto Detroit. Cleveland. Chicago and ST Louis
.:J5 T. NJ la..y. cNtept >uniay. Tor syracuse ROchcs
Ter Bunao. Niagara Falls and Toronto.
S,I5 l. DAILY. Tor Albany. tea syracuse Roches
ter Buffalo Niagara ts.ls. Toronto. Detroit. cleve-
land Chicago AMI St LDus Saturday night has
Sleeping caS 70 CatskiH Mountains
A. g. 4 leave brooklyn "Annex''-A. 9:l5 A. NJ. Is.
io:i5 A. NJ. =. sos ?. n Jersey cry p 4 H. Station
a Gas \. VI. q. IL 20 A. NJ; Z. 3.35 i. ".
Time tables at pfncpa hotels and Offices
I, y. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07

he. essc December. s7'.as7'.c: Ne hard ss%s: 80
y rthern. NG-sc. No NO ,hern SAC. F.cLr-DemaBj
improved nrst patents - evs4 80 second 81 IS
55: hrsi clears. - dtl 81 ~ second clears So lLJ
81 30 Bran IN bdk. 81 jJQss
Philadelphia. July f.-Whelt firm ard l. higher: con
tract grace. July. slJSl4c. Corn firm and &C CHER
No 2 IN Net. JUDY 3jGSJ i.c. Oats stead, No white
clipped. 3Js.Dsc. No do. 2s1i g2yc; 40 mixed. $50
2>lsc Flour lower, winter supers s3Js3 81; 10
81 .5dS3 40 Psnnsiy roller Gear s. SOD 81
DO straight. ~ udsi 30 Western GEAR 81 So
- do straight. 81 1885 i0 % patent, - i0d 81 co. sp ING
Clear s. sass y. DO s,ralshi 8 toa;t o. do patents
~ yN -. do iavorite brands Ssts5 10. city mis-
r. IS o5sss 90 % lear s'gsi II. do s'ssh,. 5. log
ter dull and easier fancy Western creamery. iIc
prints lsc. Eggs firm; fresh nearny. BE: IL Western
12c Sluthe:n lie. Cheese dun. Refined sugars Quiet
but steady. receips-Four 1000 b6l,. 1900 sacks
corn. 200 hush: oats. $500. shpments-Corn 46OOv
bush. oats. l4.OOO.
St Louis july 6.-f1Our unchanged wheat-spct
higher. ~ red cash. I7c: track Isnasoc July 1870
3Lc; Septembs-. ~ nc December G9c No . hard each
new. ,6c cornSpct better. No Sic. July, 81 nc
September. 3i.I3l &c. Oats-spot No 2 cash. Gle.
track. 22lr Qic. July &c ask Il Sentenber 20iic: No
white ?ld.7c. Bran firm. quiet; sacked track.
&C Butter steady; creamery 1876: dairy. i00l+c.
Eggs quiet Zoe. loss on.
Toledo. July e.-wheat higher; No cash. e5c new:
sFs Cd July Ioc Corn steady No mixtd 32tc: Oats
dIl higher; No mixed. 2oc Rye Suli No cash. AS.
C.ovsssed dull. stealy. prime cash. 81 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD.
SUMNER SCHEDULE.

Al! Rail Line for Long Branch. Ocean Grove Asbury
Park and Atlantic coast Resorts 10 Point Pleasant
Trains leave NEW YORK as follow: From Foo, Lib
40. $50 A NJ 81 90 Saturdays ony),
49, $3.50 90. 't,5 80. o.l5. $40 saturdays onlyj
= VI Sundays 8 Is 4. NJ. 100. 400 T.. ~
From Foot Of Coftlandt and Desbrcsses IS,
0iO a. NJ. 1910 '.0 Saturdays onyl. 80, IS 49, % 40
40 $40. 100 +. NJ. Sundays SIS 943 A. NJ. Sis
= NJ.
r., South Ferry. Foot Whitehall Street s.25 10 20
NJ. 100 Saturdays only. TO- $50 3 ~. $40 rs
go -" saturdays only J.. NJ. Sundays SIS A. NJ.
S5j j. 81
From Foot wes, TWENTY, third Street $50 li5o a. ~.
Saturdays Criyl go. - 80 % $50
Z Il SUNDAYS 30. . - A NJ. $50 l.. M
Sunday Trains ~ step ocean Grove and Asbur,
PARK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON.
From foot ~ Liberty ST.
Week days 40. 500 1000 III 30 Dining Car) 4. ~.
100 las 80 $500 Dining carr 600 T. NJ. ~ IS md.
sundays 40 1000 III 80 Dining carr A. NJ. l+5
900 Dining Crrl. 500 P. NJ. 1913 nitt Additional
trains for Phiiade pha week dsys. 800 A. ~. 400 asa.
1880 200 ?. NJ. sundays: 800 4 81; aW p NJ
BOATS LEAVE sOJTH FERRY WHITEHALL. ST.
Week days. 40. ;:55 s:2;. $40 s53. 9os. $50 so
1870 1918 I0:,5 HOS 1850. II IS A. NJ 1928 i2;A
40 As; s:2S SIS o:ic. Gas s:s,, I.s, 100 sG
v:i0 V55 loss II 40 T. Il. i2l5 mdt. sundays. 10e
f:55 SIS 1900 ii so a. ", i?oo NJ. 1855. i:45 2so.
800 s55 APO 4:ss 5:25 COO $50 ':25. SIS. s2o.
s.35 1855 p NJ. 1918 md
Tickets snc paror car seats ~ foot o. Liberty 81.
whitehall St. 49, liz csi 43A o%4 ~ SO Broad
way 49, 9th ~ 81 East lam ST. l5S East l23th b.,
go wss l25. 81. :si Columbus Az, New ro,h :
Cour, St $50 Fulton 81. Brooklyn: IS Broadway Will
iansburg The " Y Transfer Co will call FOR and check
baggage from rptels or residences TO Destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
nailroaos.
Gailroaos.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
STATIONS


STATIONS fot OF WEST rwENTY-THiRD sIhESS
an DAseisossEs ana eoi.I i.ANDr sLnEEaS'. "A,
Streets lie" mnuses later than that given oe'o" ."
30 h,,u s'tss. sa aiapuma, Buffet P.rlor Car
New YORK 70 rtsours Sleeping Car Pi'a0afs "
$50 a. A. 40 r% SH.s"f. to rssss and Cleveland.
$50 /: II. rENSs*LvANIx ElMiTED; 1r. ..,s:
Cara For ,aicaso. C,,.ani. f-ieao. c.ne!nnAe.
$50 =. u. cH HUG AND sf LOUIS ExrREsa
j. lie va sHenHs,9 SI ,S; IT, ca
7.o r. NJ ' SJ1fa HIVES nxraEssror nu-
s'n r@tlss S,'p.s' r~ss,. and
$50 +. VI. NAIL AND EArtzss. .rS.@an p Sa,
ae PING Car Nv Altoona. East IASe., }. PitS-
'1s %Is s"I. W.; sa xSD BIZ; .a
40. 40. "a, Obj sOnins c.o; ioyy 'D'n,nx psr.a,
ami Dining cars. 80 oDinnr Iarl 4s ,DIalns tar,.
INK Gar, a. n. % - CONS. s.soaai In, all pares
and pirins Cars. ~ dining carr. +So pn'ns .-'''
SOUTHERN KAlLwAi.--FxpTes, +ao p. NJ i:os night
Af1.tXr:c COAST LINE-Exprts, 90 a. m ana ~
cl.Es1i@ANE & OHIO RAILwAy on.;9 2 m; daily
ssek lays and 40 =. m daily ,. ,n..,co.... ana
Train. 44rs, rsrlor cai. P.s'ens'' Coach and c0''-
CAPE MXY.-l2;o p IN. week days. Through Pullman
Long fiach A.Crry Park Gn,.rassn suna.yD Ocean
Cove and Point Pleasant from We, Iw.n,y oniy,
40 40 $40 $50 $50 $50 .. m. sundays 30 20
a m. so r. nj. from Desbro.ses and Corus nSs
Streets. AS 80 a m, 1910 do SATURDAYS oniyl'
go ,. 10. 80 40. 5.io 100 p. m sundays' e'S'
''' a '' - Fo b n rimlLADELrMIA. ,,,.n an
clio 20 80 ~, 2 So o 20 $50 Penna Iim'ted'. w
DINING Carr 1880 Dining Carl. iS a. m. - ~ ~
80 $50 80 s2o. 40 DINING can 80 SD'h xn Sr
$50 Dining Car) 40 $50 p. m, 1905 night suniayH
eio $50. $50 ) d. go Limited. o5o 100 pYn.ne
Carr a. m. 81 Dining Carr. $50 40 uDnin1 Ss1'
40 DINING Car) SO DINING carr. 40. $50 p M
1905 night. $3.50 -. ~, MA
way: Aston House: West Twenty third street So.
ton and stations foot Of peebroeses ard Cofuahas
streets Court street, SEQ Futon Street o. Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex station Br okyr: STATION
Jersey city. The New York Transfer Company VIII cav
for md check baggage from hotels and residences
through 20 Destination.
Telephone 'i274 E!sh,eenh Street for Pennsy'vanaa
Pail-oai Cab Service. ->z
" " Cen.-, Manager General Passr Agss4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. July @. 1908.

New 1ork, July v. IS.'S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. : coffee futures continues to
nm on narrow lines and fluctuations stu confined TO
a range Of points While steady undettone pre-
vailed day. buyers and sellers alike were Indifferent
rh.re wa. rothng feoreien induce shorts TO
cover or longs 10 sell Havre and Hamburg were about
unchanged with business stupid Brazilian cables
ported generally steady markets at Rio and santos with
i,,tI. change IN prices Receipts smaller than
iok.d for hut as against factor light move
mtn Yesterday from warehouses IN this country Of
rcialy our opened STEADY at unchanged prices
The close steady unchanged prices TO points net
higher. Total sales futures 3 $50 hage The spot oe-
nar,men equally devoid Of feature worthy OF com
men; Prices hgure were nominal The arrival az
two steamers IN New-York noted. with nearly 5000
bag. coffee Invoice lots OF No Rio were quoted at
The range Of prices the local market to-day
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