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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-25
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-25

Cats have been household pets from
time lmmemoriaL When the Pharaohs
sat upon the throne Of Egypt, pussy
cats purred with pleasure as they rubbed
their backs against the royal legs. Cats
were plentiful in ancient Rome. and enc
OF them furnished a part of its anatomy
for the famous musical act which Nero
performed while Rome was burning. And
yet, Notwithstanding pussy has scratched
her mark all through the pages of civlli-
cation. a San Francisco judge has ruled
that a cat. is not a domestic animal. and
therefore cannot be claimed as one 5
property
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-25
Goodness over the Flag.

There is a painful GOODNESS between two
estimable women who live in big apart.
mont house up town. and an American fag
is at the bottom of it, says the Washing.
ton Post The flag IS a huge affair, made
of bunting. The woman who owns IL SAYS
in extenCation that her husband BOUGHT it,
and that you know how men are about
buying things 1t came home late ore
evening last week and its patriotic owner
insisted on flnging it to the breeze a once
that 4 might wave all night. Accordingly
the pole was fixed TO the window sill, ard
Old Glory streamed out into the light
The woman who occupies the apartment
Immediately under tie window from
which the nag hung is a very nervous per-
son. That night she was awakened by a
soft, swishing sound against her window
1t was like the rustic of garment. and
the nervous woman thought first of burr
lars and secondly of ghosts. She was
afraid to get out of bed to look out the
window, but she huddled up with her back
to tie wall and sfivered the night away
Again and again she was sure she heard
soft ghoStly fingers at the window. She
could feel her hair turning white. She saws
she didn't sleep wink. After thirty or
forty hours, she says, morning came, and
she ventured to the window and raised the
blind. There hung the flag, Tapping against
the window with every breeze
The nervous woman is courageous by
daylight. She drew a table to the win
dow, climbed upon it, pulled the window
down from the top, and, reaching out as
far as she could, calmly proceeded to cut
the end of the flag off. The woman who
owns 1T says that anybody who would mu-
tilate her country's flag is traitress. and
the woman who did ii says that sorac peo-
pie haven't the sense they ought to have
been horn with, and as began by saving
there is marked GOODNESS up at that
apartment mouse.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-25
The Hawaii Grab scheme.
From the Baltimore Sun (Dem.).

II ought not to be forgotten that one
feature in the new land-gra bling game
into which our government is assumed to
be ready to enter is on the programme in
Congress for this week. The Joint resolu-
tons for the annexation of Hawaii, with
out the consent of the Hawaiians, without
even consulting the wishes of the Ameri-
can people, il has been stated. are to be
pressed for immediate action. The Presi-
dent is said to ARvor them, and Speaker
Reed is reported to have Withdrawn, or at
least Modified, his opposition TO such an
nexatiou viewed as a war measure" We
must seize Hawaii because we are at war
with Spain! We require the islands for
the protection of our Pacific coast. and the
security of our future possessions in the
Philippines. when Spain has not a ship of
war in the Pacific and has not at present
the means OF sending fleet to replace the
one destroyed by Dewey, which would not
inevitably meet the same fate The war is
the excuse. The greed of the land specu-
lators, the sugar spectators. the bond
spectators, and the rest of the sharks who
have been for months intriguing and work
ing in Washington in favor of "anneXa-
ton furnishes the motive, Is it 10 be one
of the fruits of new and more vigorous
foreign policy that that policy is 10 be
hereafter shaped and governed in the in
terest OF such creatures?
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-25

We send a young man to school at
Annapolis for four years before we will
permit him to be even an ensign i'm the
navy, and then he must so to the practi-
cal school of seaman's life on shpboard
for a number of years longer before he
can command a vessel. Four years at
West Point are required before a young
man is permitted an important post in
the regular army. We spend money and
time to teach our young men
how to fight; but We require absolutely
no training for our diplomats and our con-
suls. All that is needed by them is a
political pull And yet our diplomatic
posts and commercial agencies are not
less important than the navy and army
Offices
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-25

Sam Jones first act upon returning
from the Methodist conference at BalU-
more was TO get after the representative
in Congress of the district in which he
lives Qne SEVENTH and the judge of the
Blue Ridge circuit. He says Judge Mad
doX mas not attended to his business
properly. charges him with having sold
rabbits" too cheapiy, and with not do
ing gamblers and whiskey drinkers ANY
harm officially" With regard to judge
Gobor the evangelist charges that he
makes and sells wine in a dry county.
and sends to Jail others who attempt to
compete with him in the business. How
ever, Mr.. Jonee is such a Joker that peo-
pc do not pay great deal of attention
10 what he says touching upon politics or
politicians.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-25
Our UnseasOned Army.
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer (Dem.

No sane railway management would
think Of starting up a great railway sys-
TEN with nearly all green men in every
department, and with the experience of
the few exceptions confined to small roads
of little business. A railway started under
such conditions would, in less than a week
be seriously disabled, its engines burned
out or smashed, its cars ditched, and its
treasury threatened with bankruptcy from
wrecks and costs The same is true of
any great business enterprise, and is
doubly true in the organization of great
army and the carrying on of a war of in
VasiOn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-25

Jokers had better be careful how they
joke with the Spanish flag. An Indiana
farmer the other day raised the yellow
and red over his house Just for fun.
Some of his neighbors tore down the flag
and treated him to a coat of tar and
feathers before he had time to tell them
that 1t was all joke. A st. Louis broker
pinned a Spanish flag on his coat and
went on Change. His fellow brokers
nearly mobbed him before he could ex-
plain where the laugh came in.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-25
lNDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Special Notices-Notice of Dissolution,
The Union Grain and Grocery Company.
Business Notices-Coal Oil Johnny Soap;
la Carolita Clear Havana Cigar.
Boys Wash Suits-At Levy's.
Postum-Postum Food Coffee.
Gas Ranges-'Mutual Gas Light Com
pany.
Summer Resorts-"The Inn," at Mt
Airy, Ga.
one Good Suit For Your Boy-Falk
Clothing Company.
Fine Millnery-Leopold Adler.
Auction sale-Sale of Umbrellas. by c..
II. Dorsett Auctioneer.
Revolution-At the Metropolitan Cloth
ing Company.
Medical-Munyon's rheumatism Cure;
Lydia Pinkhams Vegetable Pills; Wo-
mans Friend; Hoods Pills.
Cheap Column Advertsements-IIep
Wanted Employment Wanted; For Rent;
For Sale; Lost; Personal; Miscellaneous.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-25
CURRENT COMMENT.
Our Future Policy.
From the Nashville American Oem.).

The pow share, We hope, will always be
a more important implement in this coun-
try than the sword, but we can't well
maintain our prestige as a frst-class pow
er without a more ready capacity for war
than has been displayed in the prepara-
tions for invading Cuba
Something better than the old national
guard system will be needed, or at least
that system must be so remodeled as to
give 1t more effective organization.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-25

Up in Massachusetts where a peal of
thunder is sufficient to start the people
TO telegraphing TO Washington for more
warships for their defense, society is tax
ing on decidedly patriotic tone. At a
wedding in that state the other day the
couple marched up the church aisle to
the tune of the Star Spangled Banner"
and were married upder festoon of
United States fags
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-25

1t appears that this government is about
10 exchange one colonel, one lieutenant
and two privates of the Spanish army, re-
Gently captured by the fleet for two
American newspaper correspondents who
We're captured by the Spaniards in Cuba.
Thus the ratio of exchange will be two
Spanish soldiers for one American non
combatant However, one Yankee" is
worth two Spaniards any day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-25

If the report is correct that France de-
sires TO buy the Canaries, Spain had bet
ter sell them quickly. She would have
done well to sell the Philippines. and Porto
Rico and Cuba, long ago. Possibly she
would do wei to sell the Balearic Islands.
ana any other odd possessions which she
may have lying around, before they are
taken out Of the market by Uncle Sam.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-25
THE MORNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY, MAY % $685.

the corresponding ten months Of the pre-
ceding year, and they viii exceed by many
millions the agricultural exports Of any
year in the country's history.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-25

The tribute which win be paid TO Mr.
Gladstone's memory on the occasion of his
funeral will probably be one of the great
est and most sincere ever seen in Europe,
not even excepting the great demonstra-
ton made when royalty dies.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-25

A contemporary who is fond of studying
human nature has discovered the cham
pion mean man. When he was married he
presented his bride with a set of false
teeth, and when he applied for divorce
he demanded that the teeth be returned
70 him. yet" says our contemporary,
This man hangs about the bulletin boards
and talks about the meanness of the
Spaniards"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-25

Ex- Secretary Sherman is going to take
a rest far from the madding crowd, and
away from the strife and turmoil of the
war which forced him out of the cabinet.
He will spend the summer in the far north
west probably including Sitka, Alaska,
in his itinerary
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-25

1sos nicycles Down 70 $500.

cycles are now being sold on easy condi-
tons as low as S.; others outright at $3.50
and high grade at 1885 and $3.50, TO DO
paid for after received. If you VIII cut
this notice. out and send tosSears. RoebucK
& Co. Chicago they will send you their
1893 Bicycle Catalogue and full particulars
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-25
SEAS0NABLE.
DESIRABLE.
ECONOMICAL.

A full week of bargains. Sumnar
Goods right ready for the heat
Prices way below the normal.
Special figures on every article.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN n. II.
Stations In New York, foot of Barclay
aud ChristOpher streets.
vEsTIBULED IRAINS HtLLMuMT b'FFET

Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAiR.
THE ORANGES. Summit. BernartsSHs Baskins
Ridge. Madison, Morrstown, Passac paterson. b,on-
Dover. stanhope. NEWTON. BCDD'S LAkE;
MOUNTAIN. Warrington. PHILLIPS 81 RG. EAsroN.
WATER GAP. sTROUDSBt Rli. Pycono Mount ans.
SCRANTON. PIT'rSTON. WILkESBARRE NANTI-
COKE. DANvfLLE. NoRTHUM MbEKiANn Mont
rose. BINGHANTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. Water
villa UTICA. RIcHFIEt.D SPRINGS. co.and.
SYRACUSE OSWEGO. ITHACA. oWEGo, ElMlRA.
CORNINti BATH DANsyIII.E BvFFAi0 ard all
500 A. M.-BINGHAMToN NAIL stops at principal
1890 A. M-Ccafe Carr. BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINo-
HAMTON. OWEGO ITHACA EI.NIRA UTICA.
RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE. and oswEGO
EXPRESS. Pullman paror Cars Connecting AZ
buffalo with trains for Chicago and points Wet
100 p. M.-sCRANTON. wTLKEsBARRE and ELMfRA
400 p. M.-scRANTON wTLKEsBARRE AND PLYA-
OUTH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Car.
TOO p NJ fDaily)-Chicsgo Vestbued Limited Express
SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN. ELMlRA. BUY
FALO. Pullman Bunst Sleeping Car New-fork 70
Chicago. Dining car OF Buffalo.
SCRANTON. BINjHAMToN. ELMIRA. BATH Mt.
NORRIS and BtFFAI.O arriving IN Buffalo A. ~.
o:3O p NJ (Daiy)-BTFFATD. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON OWEGO. ITHACA. ELMIRA. SYRACUSE,
UTICA ard OSwEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Bunes
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS as
Henry Cara 4 Sons. Limited ii3 Boadwsy IL Park
stations III 4th l2thst 81 West 5h- ST. 2as
C'olum New-York 33S and I36 Fulton st and
Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables giving fun infor-
nation a all stations . "a
check baggage from hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York. January -. 1926

-, New-Yors; y" January rasy = sss isos' 3,
be exported ios cars direct local ,ausherers and II
ears car 2 hs 5 % Of u 1.s es to Tn Ss ts :ss@y
ana l at sx,ieth-s, Demand moderately active We and
espsn ef' " @ Zoe per 100 ~ee "9a'a CARLY qcs
sg9sr The M a- M Hcs S 1y Y Tsff peF loo H. Het S
sfs ssGss g. i5@s brss;G e.tr % s'ead as per
prime city dressed beef native sides cables fTo l2n
dressed weight rSsestcr beef bee at SNs per m S
viii take s7 quarters of beef Tor swift & Co.; no
Manitoba r ogdn go es,te "a. snd 2il' % GuGrf;s a rr
berg Son the city for Bristol 2,o cattle FOR
lie r sch~arzschld < suzberser. and the Trinidad to
Bda M - a' M % ssd week go of d
ana sol quarters ot beef all 70 ports o Great Britain
~s the slsyman sSynT" cuSer Il Illinois steers 1911 N
at per 10 @ b S d s sS 49, NJ is a do iTs r.
% 2s y % a. g 8 t5s.as sG "a DO Gc ia:f :7 ri h. a, a. s. q
Onto On 1o 1857 H. at s2 1860 ib at s. 49,
oxen 1870 10, at s. s2'a COX ., sso,. 70 A.
IA -; r 10 5. & @ Iss L s so a. ss s. D. y
3 bulls liao n 81 IS; cows; eso n. at 81 25 do
s2 n Sc s = Do iS i2 :eet s al ,s ~ n r. a, 5. 90 s d.
llss ~ bull i22o ~ at 81 s. 60; "a a STATE 81 cows
a r at $: - sdD rsnq'ya0s Is ao steers. se 81 lbs e "a s. @
a6 S."1o'@ da @ n 0 a, = es; 1870 NJ at - co. II
'G McP6erscn '1s 80 Ohio steers ltso n at IS as Il d.
i 3 n + At s 50 oM. No. 70 ioss g. s 1S s. s DO SO 'T p .: s
SAiyEs@Receips only As head IA direct and S4 TO be
.olail nj Sxtieth-st The general feeling was steady
Tor ali sor,s and the few saes At yeserdayn prices
ai- 10 god vtas sold 81 soqSs 30 per 100 10 '1y
dreed veas steady l09dl2.c per 10 country dressed
frn s 7fsTllc; dressed grassers quotaoe AT og".c'
little caves sold at 6n1isc. ,,r =, 90 .o , q,
,,s II At 81 10 do, il6 n. at 81 6o IL fed calves
'STI.,EP AND LAMBS Receipts. including 10 cars dl-
butchers II or 48bi heah rsklns Win
~ s,,ck carried over yesterday total ot cars
80 bc sld-O At Jersey city and at SIXTEEN ST. Snep
rara in sair inquiry steady prices qualty
f.,bs sold slowly and generally at fractional decins
% - GOOD Sheep sold at SO 5oasi 80 per 100 10 ort-
nav 10 choice lambs at s. s7hps6 3D. dressed iamos
49, Mcpherson Co.: 95 State lambs 50 no average
- S 20 rer 100 ~, ~ do 100 ~ at So ~ State do ~
~ at 80 25 u sheep 100 No. at -; lis KENTUCKY
do TO- '9 Muilen? eos Buffalo lambs So n at 625;
1,ia a. N n at s. s7i, Pennsylvania rhesp, ~
n Al 81 5o Michigan do. oi n. at CO. DUCK i' To-
at So 10 -. "a =, AZ "a To- a state
fhcsp ~ p.nbask $50 lambs IS No. at 50 20; ss
DO 81 No. g.: oi Buffalo lambs II 10 at ss Is; los
do 10. at 81 20 - e.. ,,,,h. "a m at &c 10
,oiS ,,srsIns % cars 3.50l head; 800 head on
c,n,aS higher at 81 ijqN 40 per 100 TO; country
,rs..ed ouiet A. iaGAc per n 90 co. 49,. $40
ues,eo ~ ;, ROLLS: fate yesterday s. state hogs. lfo
n ayerage at 81 per 100 ~ boat lio 10 al *S %
Hume 4 Mullen; ia'r yss,.' ,n Na'' - ~ 49, "
az 81 10. DO. 20 TO- AT - ~
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29

hemp. faii price. namea but th-re n, very
business. but the cables reported the foreign
kets very strong and active. We quote; Manila hemp.
spot 4%o; manila hemp shipment. 4hc manila hemp.
shipment United Kingdom 45sc sisal -Iot 81 q3 ii 10
ssal shipment. 3S n3 l-iGc jute. spot =, nominal
Jute. shipment 81 double triangle and equal. 2.c juie.
shipment. nominal jute butts spot paper qusllty
tJlc juie butts shipment paper quality sc juie butts
mixing. l1.c. 1ute butts bagging, nominal. li.c.
HIDES-With continued Eght receipts and very light
SPIT stocks holders were Indifferent, sellers and the mar
ket ruled very firm at full prices. Demand was good
We quote California, l7UlSc. Mtamoras. in bond lo
l5ac: Ornoco i7o Bogoa. l5al6c Central American. II
Gl5ec: Galveston 5c Puerto Cabeio iGc Ia Guayra 1Gc
lie Texas IL nc Maam,ras. lie We-salted Havana as
they run in bond. sGssc slaughter-Nave steers
ll1.c. tutt brands lcTioic; side bnnds sae.c bull
seefs sGoac. COW 81. asc bull. 7%9sc.
LEATTER-The market very firm. with fair de
rnand at full prices Export inquiry quite fair We quote
ql9c: thirds 71qiSc acid nrst sele ton 2oP22c SEQ
lgQ2Oc thirds l71glsc. rejects To- .glc'sc; union
light backs 299SOc middle backs 2c middle heavy -
dressed tacks siQ32c; seconds zl3oc: thirds. 27p2s'
bellies lJQl6c. betting butts a2W33r; Texas oak spie
22u2Gc
MFTAI.s-To-da days market exhibited downward
tendency nearly all departments with sellers ihtAer
thsn buyers closing quotations business continues
and the outlook Is thing but bright iron con-
steady oUQ1ic for spot March casting caDpei IN
carload lots nc electrs tic In carload lots
Tin e.irr AT i3 s2is ala for spot 10 March and lead
weak al 3 3GOQ3.62isc for fpot and January Ioni'n n
cak-s ref, stab.e market al that point sI'
copper closing hrn at 40 is M on sales u =" tons
i,psr futures arm at 40 6s "a sales of $50 tom
snot TN quiet i63 p 81 on sales OF lD TONS u'.
ionths tin quiet ft3 los on saies of 100 Ions snit
scotch iron warrants at Casgow eiored Al .gs n ana
10 foundry iron at sOs % Al Addiesboro. ~ al LOUIS
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
IMPORTS TO DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

!
-ot-r-rF-After opening quiet At unchanged ~ -.
-, ~ Brazilian coffee futures showed ld"H -
nsn Win some increas- "a the attention pdl. ~
ma, ,rasers but decided increase IN Na"s'o aI
ou or speculative account Sal's on te oa'i
on ,oo Isss I'D 10 u 250o bags and lvr pesoa,.
were St 80 bags. found the market sletui
We -, gain % points following better Iia -
h-s AZ mat time advance ct =. poiht put 1o
IS r-nserNa:lve. the movement 81 V'l.s 80.
ing vas reached the heavy total FOR THIS tlme OF %
Lnl % % 600 bags q fact which was quot a. t~p.a
@ me lower ruling of the RIO market Sn CoEItS w.re
"s the but. "hle VpHu'''-s n
ie@as 70 be rather brighter the market ienahs
ackn.~ In the afternoon trading was lent a1u s
nh.ON ,se- under local offerings The alket clV'4
mara 60 January points higher; oiner Hv'''s
stee1y ~. nnnts lower SPOT brazilian c'H"e .u,eI
cas'.e with buyers conservative ana no QuV'aoe
soou. ,ri,es. No Rio. invoice lots. o5tc anu JCu
eaas, ssc steamer cuver. with so" n1ss 80 n0t
Rhce" ,ss,e-8ay stock in Hayre this Week 80, on,
sshtos ,-i15 NC sOGco bags brazilian. against ~,
psss o. 49,, rags respectively last week ne me- ~
a. e.es tued quiet pretty inuch al GA! "'v., ,
H.. ,hans- In quotations Sales OK ,hEo0e c,oa5 ,o
poseS 30 TAGS Central American w pasS n "a r,,,is
claost v.y9sn and $50 bags Maracaioo an q" 80
L. v .A W quote: Maracalbo 6sgsc; 'Hsu,a Ss1S
r'nt,o ei.1i5c. La Guayra, IQl'@sc SaNat'i"' -,
S M1lSan 6gl5c Central Ame.ean oc5s t7is
Ioe 49,. coffee In parchment. 34e-2c - 80
Rea tnterior 23ae4isc fancies 2'QSoc; Cor
ins.e -yS =, contract prices to-day was as follows
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
OTHER MARK ETs--BY TELEGRAPH

,.,,ro Ian cs-Therc fair demand Tor oat.
, IA r,ccs ruled steady at yesterdays decilne, pee
ur M" OF 81 ,5nSS ~, the greater
, ,na r,tlc going FOR 81 35gs5 exporters cnuc ho
~. s,oryh fat cattle meet ther wants. ,heI pul~
get s mad. LARGELY AZ 81 75Us5 10 Moderate ac-
NtS a s3 5oqSi 80 aad the best lots were scarce ana
earring cattle scarce and the prlcss ah-
slot .ses hslng largely AT s. JOg$3 calves sold UP
,bs he.t Heavy receipts OF hogs allowed puy-
20 -, Sic,sfe terms prices HNciase hlch.l owsf
sts p" -re,v Al 81 sUuS s2is for hogs and " 800
- Tor rr. tho range Of prices ior hoss pe.s
80 s1 o. Tn. late market was active ana the carry
- WnSn% % nery recovered Trade In sheep and lambs
de,l"- .t duler than usual. buyers haVlng become
was ,ocked up and prices were called ABOUT ioo
pry sten we're Quotahe at <3gS3 90 or INFERIOR up
lower medium choice fed Westerns. and
yesrlineso |e s,w Going below IS 25 and few sheep
sf"rS,,,l.r e -. Heavy sheep sold around ~ 90 Re
se.iI.s s C.f,le 5000 head hogs +Vo: sheep l',"".
',.,,,ou Ian 2s-Hoss active: 81 lOEf3 eO. Cattle
.,o1c ,n 81 2sGs4 75 sheep firm; 81 $50" 'o lambs
steady. stas6.
ra.t Liberty Penn Jan. 2s-Caue steady: prime
q. an5,S5, common 81 35ds3 49, bulls cows
tss s 5o bologna Ssu<l5 Hcgs ruled fairly
= a decline Prime medium weights and best Workers
a az common 70 fair Workers. s. a5ds+; heavy hogs
a. eNdss % pigs 81 eoG$t good roughs. 81 2o0$s So
common. s. 1oN$3 steep-Market steady choice 81 10
Gs4 80. common 81 c5as3 IL. Choice lambs So sOQS6
common 70 good - 75aS5 rs Veal calves S7GS7 90
St Louis Jan 2G-Ca,ile SLOW and 0c lower: fair 10
but her <5 s"Gsi no under 1000 NJ 81 50Qs4 40
sto-crs ana fe-iers $3gsi 90, cons and hetsrs $50
81 = Texas and Indian steers. 50 25dt 30. and
mixed. s, 7odss 50 heavy. 81 7t0sa = sheep strong
native muttans. So 259st 60: lamb, s,gs0 7a
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
ERIE RAILROAD.

rhrou,h train, leave York FOOT ot Chamnersfe"
"a toows and five minutes earlier from West ESQ s.;
"o,nC % W-vsstibued Express daily for BnEnamson
vovor,v cmI-a buffalo Bradford. Arrive Buffalo S'oo
r. NJ Parlor to Buffalo. a., .,u p.uv .o,,d
,rar f,r chicago arrives Cleveland I4o A. M Chicss0
p. NJ. seepers to Chicago. Cleveland ana eihc'""a'
70 p N-Bnraio and Cleveland vestibuled express
rav arrives Buffalo 7:O5 A. NJ. bradford III A. M .
jamestown 90 A. 81 Cleveland 1870 s,sepsrS 20 20
ra,ro,, chicago and the West Cafe Library car. -
s.4S r. M-Solid train n CHICAGO sleepers 70 1o'-
,.,,.y,i;e Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car
v11Ie,K Fyrs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND ~ rLt,MAS
accomrnodatlons III 1l3. 2si 4oi and saI broaa-
- OF powerv I56 East l25th and 81 West l2oth-
s chambers and West 2ad St ferries Se%9qIx @ $50
~. -os Eul,on St Broadway BROOKLYN 2Op huison-
Gnu tihokan and Jersey City station. Westcot Express
sta t,r and checks baggage from hotels and residences
20 destination.