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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-21
ORDERED T0MANllA.
General Miller May Command the Next
Expedition.

San Francisco, Sept. 20.-The Cali
fornia heavy artillery. Major r. 8.
Rice. commanding. have received in
structions to proceed to the Philippines
A petition has been forwarded to
Washington asking that General Mil
Ter be consigned to command the next
expeditionary forces.
II is generally understood that IL
will be at least a week before any Of
the next expedition can get away. Sey-
eral of the transports OF previous ex-
peditions are expected to arrive within
a few days, and IL will take at least
10 days to fumigate and load them for
the voyage. The rearrangement of he
department of California is now being
considered. The Wyoming battery OF
artillery and the Nevada cavalry, IL is
understood. will be assigned to Angel
island. the 4th United States cavalry
will garrison the Preside and portion
of the United States Sd artillery will be
kept at Fort Point and IL is consid-
cred probable that another regiment OF
regular artillery will be sent there.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-21
CORBETT AND M'C0Y.
The Meeting Between Them May Re
Pulled OF at Roby.

The Meeting Between Them May Re
Pulled OF at Roby.
Cleveland. Ohio. Sept. 20.-A special
To the Plain Dealer from La Porte. Ind.
says: Roby, which in past year was the
scene Of many pugilistic battles. may be
made the arena for the pulling of of the
fight between Corbett and Mccoy. Pri-
vate advices from Roby give the deeails
Of the proposed meeting. Architects
have been at work for several days on
plans for the construction of an arena
with a seating capacity of 5000. Tha
details for the meeting of the gladiators
is in the hands OF Stuart. Considine and
John Condor of race track fame. and a
secret meeting held at Mount Clemens.
Mich. resulted in Roby being selected
as the battle-ground for the two heavy
weights. 1t is the evident purpose to
keep both Mccoy and Corbett in train
ing without revealing the exact location
of the fight.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-21
A Great Change.

Omaha, Sept. 2o.-The greatest change
in the affairs OF the Pacific Express
company since its reorganization here
last spring is effective to-day. III is the
turning over OF half of its business in
the railway lines of the Oregon Railway
and Navigation company to the Great
Northern Express company. Ever since
the construction Of these lines in tho
Northwest the Pacific Express company
has held an exclusive express privilege
over them
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-21
Damage by Typhoons.

Victoria. r. c.. Sept oh. NJ. s. En-
press OF India. arrived to-day. brigs news
that typhoons have done serious damage
on the Japanese coast. In Yokohama har-
Dor the British ship Lindhurst and the
Italian cruiser Marco Polo collided. both
being wrecked. Japanese papers urge that
more damages be demanded from Hawaii.
The wreck of the American ship Emily
whitney is reported from Shanghai and
a number of the crew lost. She was lost
in a typhoon which caused the abandon
ment of the German ship Trinidad. Re-
ports from Canton say the revolution is
assuming alarming proportions.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-21
knocks Out Fusion.

Milwaukee Sept. 2O.--A decision was
handed down in the supreme court at
Madison to-day which upholds the law
forbdding the printing Of a candidates
name In two columns on the official bal
lot and practically knocks out fusion in
this state In the future. The decision was
I'm the case Of Carl Runge against City
Clerk Anderson. Runse is a populist, but
was nominated by the democratic city
convention for city attorney. City Clerk
Anderson resfu,ed TO place Runge's
name In both columns and suit was
brought TO compel him TO de II.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-21
ISLAND POVERTY STRICKEN.
Impossible for Jamaica to Give Aid ia
sufferers.

Impossible Tor Jamaica to Give Aid to
sufferers.
Kingston, Jamaica. Sept. 0.-At a public
meeting to-day. called for the purpose OF
raising funds for the relief of the suf-
ferers from the recent hurricane which
swept over the West Indies. the Archbish-
op OF the West Indies declared that the
condition Of Jamaica was such that IL was
not possible TO do more than emphasize
an expression of sympathy with those
who were in need OF help. Any substan .ial
aid. he added. compromising the re-es-
tabishment Of the original conditions Of
the devastated islands. must. in his opin-
ion. necessarily take the form Of imperial
assistance on a large scale. Public oDn-
ion indorses the statement Of the arch
bishop and especially holds Great Britain
responsible for the Industrial crisis which
renders the West Indian colonies impotent
70 give the suffering islands substantial
aid.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-21
I'm Route To Australia.

Vancouver, b. c. Sept. 20.-The Earl OF
Ava. son Of the Marquis of DuferIn. ar
rived this morning. and Lord Brassey.
governor OF the colony % Victoria Aus
tralia. reached here this afternoon en-
route 20 Australia. The latter Is accompa-
MED by Lady Brassey and daughter and
Hon. Spercer Lyttletor. who acted as pri-
vate secretary 10 the late Right Hon. w.
Z Gladstone.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-21
Identifying the Victims.

Bridgeport Conn, Sept. 20-The head
Of the victim of the Yellow Pond trag-
edy viii be kept preserved in alcohol
for an indefinite period awaiting iGenti-
ficatiOn. The rest OF the body has been
buried in the town farm. Superintend-
ent Of Police Birmingham. with Detec-
tive Arnold, have gone 10 Meridcn 20
look into the disappearance Of a young
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-21
Big Copper Deal.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Houghton. Mich. Sept. e0.-The Belt
copper mines at Rockland. Ontonagon
county. have been bought for $4,000 BY
James Mercer OF Ontonagon. representing
local and Eastern capital An English
corporation sunk more than 1900. 90 in
this property In the middle SOS since
which the mines have been idle. though
known to be rich.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-21

Cincinnati. Sept 20.-The supreme coun-
ell Of sovereign grand inspectors Of the
33d degree Scottish rte. Northern Mason
e jurisdiction, opened it's sfth annual ses-
sion here to-day. Tie council was opened
l- fuli ceremonial form BY Henry l.. Pal
mer. most pussiant sovereign grand COM
mar1er. The session was consumed in
reading reports and examining credentials
Tomorrow the supreme council viii act
on applications for the sd degree next
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-21
Pound Not Guilty.

Special Dispatch 20 the Standard.
Wallace. Idaho. Sept. GA jury this
morning found Felix Brown not guilty
after being out all night Brown killed
John Bell at Kingston last spring. but
claimed extreme provocation on account
OF Bell interfering with his family rela-
tons. He also pleaded self-defense. Bell
making a motion as IL 20 shoot before
Brown fired.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-21
In the Hurricane,

Washington. Sept. 2O-The monitor Am
phitrite has arrived at Fortress Monroe I'm
tow of the cruiser Yosemite. She came
from Porto Rico by way OF Mole ST.
Nicholas. She broke down I'm her machin-
cry at the latter point and therefor was
ordered in tow Of the Yosemite. The two
vessels are supposed to have passed
through thc hurricane which swept over
the West Indies and the officials were re-
neved to receive news of their safe arrival
rn-dav
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-21

woman from that place. a. u. Van
Kuerin. brother Of General Van Kuerin,
of the stan Of the governor of Connec-
ticut. called at the morgue last night.
and. after a long examination. posi-
lively identified the severed head as
that Of a young woman who stopped at
the same boarding house in New Haven
that he did. two years ago. This Is the
sixth positive Identification of the vic
tim of the murder.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-21
PLACES FOR SPOllSMEN.
Mckinley Proposes Changes i'm the Civil
Service Law.

Service Law.
New York, Sept. 20.-A dispatch from
Washington says: President Mckinley
has again taken up the question of re-
laxing the civil service rules so as TO
open more places for political appoint
ments. Some months ago when the
subject was under discussion in con-
gress the president had the head of
each executive department prepare rec
concentrations. showing which places
under his department best could be ex-
empted from the civil service rules. An
executive order was drawn up based
on these recommendations and it has
been on the desk of the president un-
touched ever since.
Now that the war is not occupying
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-21
No Motive for the Crime.

San Francisco. Sept. 2O.-walter Rosser.
the Tennessee soldier who shot Henry
Hildebrand. was held to answer for his
crime in Judge Joachimssns court to-
day. The cross-examination tended To
show that there was no motive for tho
crime. RoSser's attorneys made no show
ing before the court preferring to save
their arguments for the higher court.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-21
We Have Them from $l.5O up
MAIL ORDERS

We particularly solicit and they re-
ceive our careful attention. Try us and
you will see that we will do more for
you than any other house in this line.
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MAXWELL Won.

San Francisco. Sept. 20.-At the end
OF a 20-round contest in wOodward's
pavilion tonight. Maxwell Of Los An
geles was awarded the decision over
Jimmie Lawler Of san Francisco.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-21
They WI InrestIrate-

Victoria. r. g. Sept. 20.-The royal COM
mission appointed TO inquire into certain
payments TO contractors on account OF the
new parliament buildings. this morning
organized and adjourned until Monday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-21

STANDARD

Special Dispatch TO the Standard
Wallace. Idaho Sept 20-Mrs. Garfield.
accused uf numbering her husband
month. ago. has had her trial postponed
until February.
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WATcHEs

Our stock is always good. Was never
in such fine condition as 1t is to-day.
New ideas find expression all
through 1t, and new styles meet the
buyers every glance. 1t will interest
all careful buyers.
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/ VII PQy b Buy Of Us

0ur stock OF tewelry Is replete with
all the latest, newest and most taking
styles. Our chatelaines consisting of
purse. tablet. pencil, vinaigrette and
bon bon box. at IS. $40 and s12. are up
70 date and very effective.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-21

= An advertiser cannot csver Msstana
and the Pacific Northwest witbsgt
rising the Anaconda Standard; be cas
cover il thoroughly and prsfitabIy anl
not use any other newspaper. - -
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YOU WILL want

Many little articles in the line of jew
elry to make those gifts that you have
been putting off until times got better.
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1t Has Been
Predicted

That we are to have good times: 1t has
been said that prosperity is even now
with US: this we believe. for all signs
point that way. With the return of
prosperity
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- An advertiser cannot cover Ms6iaaa
and the Pacific Northwest withsut
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-21
A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION
Eight Men Cremated in a Disas-
trous Toledo Fire.
CHILD BLOWN TO ATOMS
Spontaneous Combustion OF Dust in a
Grain Elevator Responsible for
the Catastrophe-BurnedB Be-
yond Recognition.

Toledo. o., Sept. 20.-Eight cremated
and eight seriously injured is the record
of the most disastrous fire that ever
occurred in Toledo. The spontaneous
combustion of dust in the grain eleva-
tor, owned by Paddock, Hodge & Co.,
at 8 o'clock caused this terrible de-
struction of life and none of those who
were taken out after the fire started
were far enough from deaths door to
tell any of the details.
The dead:
SAMUEL. ALEXANDER.
BERT WAINWRIGHT.
FRED GARRETT.
HAROLD PARKS.
JOHN SMITH.
GRACE PARKS.
FRANK VAN HOUSEN.
JOHN CARR
The injured:
DAVE d. KEMP.
BARNEY WEIGH.
CHARLES KEIFER.
FRED PARDIGILLIS.
CHARLES BROOKSELLER.
ED ELLIOTT.
EVERETT SMITH.
HAMILTON PARKS.
WILLIAM ]. PARKS.
w. c. JORDAN.
PETER HAAS.
AL BALDIE.
Four others names unknown.
William J. Parks, the superintendent,
after being blown through the window
g.. r,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
TIE B. AND o. REORGANIZATIOH.
PAYMENT OF FLOATING DDET AND IMPLICATION
or THE BONDED DEBT.

payment OF FLOATING DEBT AND VN'FioN''oN
or THE BONDED DEB1.
THO baltimore ard OHIO reorganization plan just
couplo:ed provides for the payment OF the NoN'',s
obl,aat,ocs and ;hc unlacation Of The system =
hondea debt; To crcct THIS payment The following
oy, sa-ir,ties a-c to 10 created: $4,000" @'- per
can, nr,or Hen bonds covering the rain me- FV'-
90 ,no 4 ,er cen. frs: mortgage bonds. when are
oieo = second mortgage on the railway co'e''U -
,h. nrio- len NOR gage; 100000 preferTeu S'ocN'
ard 50 900 600 common stock 49, ~,
,bo rresert common stock. amounting 70 Szo""-
~ f. TO pay an assessment OF $2O smart !" =,
turn Cor which equal amount or prel0''o" S
~, -, o,von After the reorganization Is com
,lc.n9 tho fixed charges including the taxes VII
,r,o,,. 10 about $. $4,000 year The net e"' IL
,'aa ,or ,bo vear ended on June 60 1898. are esu-
80 q. q 80 900 which would give about ! PEI
, We, earnings on the new preferred shares' Al
..,. reserve "a provided for future capital re-
e,,,ran,ents A syndicate has been forineu' WHY"
,,,. n,ovide more than 100000 10 meet '"S,
,.,~.,,or,s under the plan. The properly WI" oe
...,.d for FIVE years by voting trust VI mo
go ooo 90 rreferrcd stock 70 be Issued >'V''V'V WI"
-. devoted 70 reimbursinS holders OF the present
'o.,o,, stock for their assessment OF so share.
Most Of the bonds will bear reduced rae y. AZ,
1T ,he holders being recompensea by recel. sin
to - stnck There arc outstanding over slv,-
w. 40 ~ receivers certificates and equlpnei!!Is;
,.,cb must be paid Of at par. Inc tott,i -,
"i'C -rir,s are larger Than for several years ouI
~, far, il attributable 20 the linirot
for ont OF the proceeds o, Sy tbe company for
Iio AL YEAR wa s. 745: for 1896 81 4So ~
for 1905 $3.50 73i stephen Little IN ms iepoi' ,b
me I'uo FOR 1898 at IS 9i $50; for 1891 az
"a ~ 100 for 1898 nj s7146&s for 1871 NJ
and for 1890 at fti9SsO aIsrase Of about 81 900
from sources other than traffic earnings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
ERIE RAILROAD,

as follows and nye minutes earlier from 23i-s'
D:,sb A. M.-NcstbulcG Express daily for Binghamton
Waverly. Elmlrs Buffalo Bradford Buffalo
T. VI. PaIor o. Buffalo
2:OO r. M.-Nesiibucd Limited fast mail Daily solid
Chicago. arrives Cleveland 40 A NJ Chicago 9
+. Nj Sleepsrs TO Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Dining Car.
1880 r. M.-Burao and Cleveland vestibuled Express
Daily arrives Buffalo 7O5 A NJ, Bradford III A. NJ
jamestown 100 A. NJ. Cleveland 1890 =. NJ Sleepsrs 10
Buffalo and Cleveland making direct connections FOR
Detroit Chicago and the Wet Cait Library Car
S;13 L. M.-S)id tain TO Chicago Sleepers 70 Hor-
nellsvllle Chicago and Cincinnati Dining car.
YI,ICKETS. LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
/ accommodations at ILL., 1l3. 2Gl. 4O Broad
way Rower9' ljG East 125th-st West l25th
st. CharnNcrs and West 2adst. ferries. New York: 333
and SEQ Futon-s 9s Broadway BROOKLYN 200 Hudson
St Hoboken Jersey City Station. New York Trans
calls for ana checks baggage from hotels resi-
.ences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
THE WICKED CHRISTIANS.
AN OFFICIAL TURKISH EXPLANATION OF THE NN
CENT ALBANIAN OUTRAGEs

-, or-z-rcrAI. Turkish EXPLANATION OF THE RE
CENT ALBANIAN oUTRAGbs
was,,nrton Juno 21.-In reference 70 certain
,rh,,shed statements the Turkish Legation makes
tho following declaration; -,
The frequent murders and plagess ~ Non
r-bris+ans OF Berana under the tnStlgatlon OF -no
.sneer5ns having exasperated the Mussuiinan pop
,,Iat,on OF the district and having forced mem nv
renr,sals some atercatO and disorders nav "
cnrrrd and during these disturbances huinoeI ~, ~
nuts OF villagers have been destroyed LUZ 's ~
,roona sent Immediately in sufficient numbers ~
~ Snot at once restored order his lhpea!ai
Wa,esfv the Sultan. in his feeling OF grace anu anu
SitJro, soi,c,trde toward his subjects without as
Hnction OF race or religion has maSnanitnously a.
Corded full and complete amnesty 70 1ne pdrnS
,,oa, "a IN this AFFAIR and generously ordered
IN rebuilding Of he destroyed hujs ana ne , I.
stallat,on into their old homes or the o
sspirs'an.e who had crossed over 20 Montenegro A
rurklsh general has been ordered 20 make an ID,
curry into this affair. and Montenegrm neie 49,
=" i,vestiCafe whether there was any Iau'' OH the
nort ~ Turkish or Montenegrin ofhcialS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
Railroads..
pEN SYLVANLA
81 nAIL1oAD.
Railroa0s.
x RAILROAD.

Deserosses ami cor,andt streets, ,..-.,.,t,
streets s minutes late than that given De''" ~
L. N. FAST Pullman Buffet ra lrv car ar
Sew York 10 i,i-bIrs seerng Car fl''sourS 10
$50 o'. Is w. ~ FA Si'1s. x E Cleveland
%" a. w. LENNsYyANIAs odR MsIi and 6b.erya,
lion Cas- Foi Oiicaso. Cleveland. To.edo. cincinnati"
as9 ~ S d q,y, l $! q s LOUIS Exrnrss
90 T = " W ~. E2rFfs5 cleveland
40 - Vi. soi.ITinWr5rf!i:N EXTiitSs For Pitts
10 ~ r. 's " PAI % Fl. oT rsbure and
tn.aso come Is for cleveland ss'urda y, ,o
81" r. VI. MAIL ANp Xri'sSS s., an ,r,2 I r1iis
wXsHiNcToS a>D Tnh s",rh: ~
~" -" go Congressional ~ i n AL S.r 90
p m 100, sa Suai', so o2o 1880 dining {nD
Ing tar. 20 TSanq c,r 80 dining car SO p
s6I'-iiTi f. FNiIwAY express $40 p. M 1905 night
AfiH re- COAST LINE Express. . 20 IN. and $50
rdE 65 6x 4S q52 2F% A sda p @,
week ;ays and 40 m. a''\ dav. ,,esbro.sc- aai
co-1ia,a, strec,s 2iop No. hIeas6 ve.ti9"lcd T5an
I"cc' "4r'or 'rfs i'1'se"fe- '0''h' '"'
CAFE MAY.-i25o p m. week-days. s..u,..., Ocean
g Grove ."a and Pom, resn; West Twsny +
stree, sato ssS 1'o =, M = 20 . 70 ~ b Der
and or:ianii s,rec,si 40 a m \ 10. go $40 80"
ITO" p !" ron Il rimliiiLADElrn.A. ,ur.n 90
q ~ $50 Penn ldnne4l :" ~
,Dining carr 10 - Dining 'arl. II 90 nl 1 n,
80 $50 Dining can ~ Gn,ns SaT3 '
Dining can 40 $50 m. 10" n'shi' 80,
6lo $50 80 20 go NIuite). '.u w." 49, ~ IA,
Ing Car) n ITO dining carr. 80 ~ 81 I, ~
Car). 30 Dining CAR. -" h'in'ns 'a' ~ '''
1,cke, ON es Nos 4cl ga loG 1923 III AMI @l lIaI
way: Asor House West Twenty ihird street s,1il.n
and stations OF pes'rosses and t'T'nGI, ,t
Court Street SEQ Fulton street. - br away, n~.
r.nrsyIvanlo Annex station IEooklyn. station Jrisey
CIV The N,w York Transfer Company VIII cSL' ~,
ana check baggage hotels and residences through
20 destination. 80. , t.r,sviv,n a
Teientcre ''l214 Eght~eenth S'i''i ''' 'N''''
Railroad Cab Service y vOoD
y u Iit'TCHlNS'N 80 49, ,,o,,
General Manager ''''''"' '' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
DEL, LtCKtW ANNA AND WESTERN ". H.
Stations, in New lOrL, foot of barclay
and Christopher Streets
yEsTIBIIED TRAINS. PULLMAN bttfEI
CARS pINI>lH LIGIiI.

500 l. M.-HINGHAMToN NAIL S'np' ~ principal
1890 4. '. cam cap RrFTAIIDo. 'Etf(%%, T19NE'
UTick. Kr,HfTELD srHING-. SfHA'l ~ ma
OsNFGO EXPRESS Pullman Pala % Cars. 'onnrci
ing a. Bunalo with trains fof '7hr"s' and = 'int"
,.,.,
100 =. VI. Daily cseo 314 nurai, Y1,g at ~ En
MIRA Pullnla imnet Iui'r 'Ar - Elinlfa.
Through Sleeping Cars ana Day 'o"'h - 'm'as''
arriving Al Is p. ul. next dif 49,.
400 H. VI SCRANTON. WILKES fIl't AMI flfM
OI,rU EXPRESS Pullman I.N-' l'afl'r ar
ZOO r. VI. ,Dail,b Ch.cae and iuf, A.s.i.nsi I'm
Itni Frrr.s. !or SCRANTON. lHE1HAMI'N. ~.
MIRA. HrFT ALp Through i'nn-i 'I"ri,ns ar
%ew York 4, t7icaFD. Dining car wes ~ hHNf4"-
$3.50 r. VI daily Bnfai9 t,lc.s rn ,,,W9R SirrlT1r'
Mt MORRIS and BrFfAln. arriving ~ Hnn"lo :
o,nn =, u" VI ,p,uv, -W'FFAIIp SCRANTON BiNG
" ANTON OWEGO. ITHACA. ELMiRA. SYRIA, ~.
RfrIITfEI.D SPRINGS and pSNEGo ENlftl-~H
Pullman BuNet Siccl'is. .,,,..,....,,.... .
Henry Cinze a. son. dmiiedl. Ii3 Broadway. - Fnrk
ii,ce "a broadway rnl 9i2 Broad"n'. Ii'Hets AZ
ferry stations ia an ave- cor i@.a T. ~ We l.''u
=, 90, Columbus ave York 33N and 3G FULTON -
md IoG broadway. brooklyn Tine tables giving ful
information 81 al stations.
trTeTroTT EXPIRES CDMPASY Will call for and
cb,rk baggage from hotel residence 2" destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpoo. June 81. 30 p m-I,x hang, wheat
Spot dun. No red Western winter. Is lOl. 40 red
Northern spring 10. Corn-Spot. American mixed new
steady IS 2sd quiet July Is 2@<d September
Ss 4ssd FlourS; Louis fancy winter dull lis Cd Hops
at London ,Pacifc dull i2Qt4. Beef extra
India mess. SOS: prime mess, 6>s pa FORK
dull: prime mess hnc Western. 5ls 3D. prime
mess medium Western. As o. Hans-Short cut. "A y
10 10 dull 3ls Bacon-Cumberland cut 2s 70 30 n.
steady 29s. short rib. 20 20 - n. dull. 3Os 90. long
clear iniddlcs lgnt. - IS n steady 32s long clear
rniddIes heavy ~ steady 3is ga. short clear
backs 10 Is 10. steady 3ls clear bellies IA 70 lG H.
dull 32s Sd Shoulders-SQuare ~ "a n. firm. 2is
Iard-Prine Western firm Dos ca Cheese steady finest
American white aud colOred 5s Ta,wPrime city dull
1as Cd C'ttonsaed oiIAverpoo refined dull les I'd Tur
pentire-sps steady. 2is Cd RIOS nCommon 4dy. 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
"BL ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo 9:j5 T. VI Pullman vesbue Day coaches
and Paror Dining service. Meals Ia carte
Connects at Buffalo through ~eeprrs 70 Detroit ana
LEO. 400 =. " daily FOR EASToN. MACCH
en- NIX, WII.KESBARItE. SCRANTON (weck days.,
and coal branches Chair car Mau'h Chunk.
.3:5O, f:IO ". daily sunday, for Wll.hftS-
DAVKE' pITTSTON SCRANTON and principal inter
mediate stations for ain points IN coal regions
Pullman Buffet Iap!or Car for Nlt"sbarr". -..
.t:SO. $50 T. NJ duly. except sunday. Tor EASIoN
and Intermediate stations. Chnir car 10 Easion. -
.t,5O 5.i5 T. NJ SUNDAYS only FOR MAuCH CHUNK
intermediate stations
$3.50. $40 T. ". daily except SUNDAY. Tor f'ASloN
and principal intermcliat" stations.
FALLS ana points Wet. Pullman sleeper vestibule
train \ y 10 chicago sccpers buffalo Toronto.
s7,IO 800 y 81 daily. except sunday. stopping only
MAUCH CHUNK. SAYRE. GENEVA ROCHESTER,
BATAVIA. BUFFALO and rOkONTo. Pullman sleeper
for Buffalo None but sleeping passengers carried No
baggag" carried - $500
:S:2O. $500 r NJ. daily tor WlLkEsBARRE. It'll.
AGA GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper 70 chicago
PIAINF1ELp ROUND BROOK. and intermediate points.
leave follows: 1000 1850, 30 20 1890 Sundays
only A NJ: $40, 2:3o. $3.50. 40 $50 and $50 p
Tickets Pullman accommodations lt3 2sl, 273
so6 ga 1923 broadway. ~ F. ith ST. 1856 F. I25th
St ~ Bowery y. Y, $50 Fulton 81. Court St.
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
n Y Transfer Co will call for and check baggage from
hotel or residence through 10 destination