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New-York tribune., 1899-03-05
81 LADY or QUALITY" N COURT.

,uss rlia Arthur and Miss Eugenia Blair. the
~ o.trosses IN the two companies which have
.,.nr,d the rights to produce "A Lazy OF Quality
g., ,ho United States and Canada. have each been
,,-,lv successful ia the contest between them in
the Supreme Court
Justice Beekman yesterday denied the appica-
,, NJ Rentamin T. Cheney. Miss Arthur's hus-
,,.,i and manager 10 continue an Injunction. pend
,,, trial restraining Miss Blair from producing
.r riny IN the Ncw-England States and IN New
YORK state but enjoined Miss Blair from playing
"A todv Of Quality" In the city Of New-Orleans
fusti,e Bcekmnn says. Il think the proper con-
sfruction OF the agreement between the authors
~, .h, NAV I'm question and the plaintiffs essignor
b. tbaf rho booking Of plaintiffs principal coInpar
49, uartcular towns was Intended ana thht tne
land and New-York State was not a coHphanco
Herewith" -. o.,. ,,.,,o. 'peekmon
- n was specifically mentioned in letter witt
ten on September by the plaintin.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-05
cnNN TILT hLNlPPElR.

From tn. Phnalelrhla Record
Tn. question that is Just nov occupyins tne al
IN colp-p0Il,rf0rs is what has h"com" of
.,I f.ehion.d copper cents with which the coun-
Nv Va ~ on, time flooded The siausiician a. th.
IA rr.,err, In this city has been in receipt oi
,''5rds - lo'to.s lately asking for llgh' on this
,,,,st.-t According to hs figures there are lFs -
ito oo of these oll-Hyl" copper Jennie
.t". .,r.n, once, iu ID while solitary specimen
furus up 100 chang Thi- my-'rrl'u7 "'S" pi''.'iI I
.". , h-org, tv.o-ccut pieces. which az one TIM,
,..rr ., plentiful 4 g." years uso i'".V"y w. ~ -,
10 ,o ,.., 90 frern ~ lnrH" Thci hti -N' :
a.. .r,t,.trtus.. ns also million
,r thr.e-.,nt oliver pieces some" h'It III 1hl'
i.lad domain get one -'arr'IF ever ','i.,s a., -
I" ",rI H., fn. expert Oi the SWiW hali-ceiit jus
nm, IN circulation years ago not on. n"a - aId
i..,.J - the Government for cotnage or N h'iu
-" ~ Ia Treasury Can anybody ihfo" isht upon
nj. strange state OF GnalTs'
New-York tribune., 1899-03-05
XXVIITH DISTRICT CLIPS ACTION
AMsTERDAM-AVE AND POLICE BILLS
ENANIMOI-SIY APPRONED.

AMsTERDAM-AVE. AND POLICE BILLS
UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED.
The XXVIIth Assembly District Republican Club
he'd n smoker last night At its quarters. NO 76'
Sixth-ave. An interesting programme Of vocal and
Instrumental music prepared for the many
members and guests who atterded. while addresses
were heard ~ the course OF the evening from
Senator Nathaniel 4 Elsberg Assembyman Cher
ardi Davis and John H. Van Wormor II had been
expected that the two representatives. OF tho dis
trict at Albany would have something 10 say upon
the Amstor1am-avc. fight considering the close
pToximit, Of their constituency 10 the thorough
fare which The railroad companies are endeaVor-
lng 20 grab but the addresses OF both Senal or
Elsncrg and AssomblyInau Davis were entlreN oi "a
general character.
Mr. Davis devoted himself mainly to'a review oi
the achievements OF The war with spain. whlit MT.
Flsbcrg after speaking of Senatorial life In AibnnV'
went Oh to culogzc Governor Roosevelt ana ffeSl-
o.nt McKinlcys administrations lie spoke also
f. favor Of the proposed Cvii Service Reform ne
ur,s and left ~ 20 uc inferred that h' ""'''''" '
passage Of IA" Polio" bills. --
Affcr tn. TWO rcproscn' afives nad spoken a r'sp-
luton approving OF tho Police bill ana senate, senator
Ford's Amsterdam-avc bill. was propcScl Wllhouul
CO nnloni bv James ". Perry. and Unanimously
carried The presiding officer Of the evening was
N Collier
New-York tribune., 1899-03-05

=. u.,, he observed that imports were growing
.,ausr IN 10 the enactment OF the "ilson-dorman
hu ,n August 1894 The value OF the imports u
1894 was sso6o5lsi but under the stimulus ~, $50
trade in raw wool the value fo' 1850 'os' :. 80
,oa viii the imports could not remain a. 20 hish
e. ,bev nevertheless continued high until the
.sssge o, the Dinsley bill in July. 1897 re-estao-
I,sblns ,arifr on wool and woollen'. me snee.
I's''s onounc.d The imports for 1895 were reduced
- ,,5 ,so SO. as against s2.7sz.n' for 1881
7, would be O difficult matter TO form an es'i"."
from the meagre data available o. the Va,ue OF ..'
egg products OF the United states ',na" .'
80 -, IN. whole amount produced nnds It's way
90. ,orsgn or even Interstate commerce. However
.so nou-es on foreign trade In eggs show hea'h-
o., condition at this time For several years rsn,
ous 10 1895 this country did not proauSse Ss,nd Ths
because low enabled canada 20 'aHpg num- Sn.
a,La, ,o great extent statemeh, 0s e .m.,,,svs
market 20 n. a imnorted for 1892 10 1898 inciu""
.san,e peo the change that has occurred
New-York tribune., 1899-03-05
Az orrNIDE SCGGESTIoy.

From Tic Milwaukee sentinel
BEFORE lan. cr decides 20 move from Madison 10
Milwaukee. or from Albany 10 N'w- ORR he may
.,,nr,.nf publicly upon his search JudR" Dodge
,,, ~. sou4 nf light from above before deciding
tn ,crnrt a place ou thc supreme bench, hut ne
fid no, saw 3d. Dr Seuns removal from Milwaukee
o.. r1fr.-3 may have been mad" result or
f,, f,. oIiilauc. Ilc may have privlly asked few
f-i.nJ. tn praV for him wnii" he was making up
ni. mind hui he said nothing publicly "bo"' MS
r. seems 20 us-f therc be- no imp'rtincnce IN the
..llrr..ti1f fl.t the timD has come wh"n clerg}
,,,r r.al not hesitate 90 uc equally reic"ni Nhci-
ever a clergyman b. called from one piaCc - an an
otb.r Ie .l.. publicly that his decision. no matter
.t.. n fa fn- been made .ffcr aa earnest 0ft'ul'
80 e.f icht from above. - nea'lN nnl'ersai Is
tpla rie that ifs ph-r-faLce might hcnc'i9Iih b.
,ar.r FOR granted. that clergyman VINO sHlo yr
~ md. ~ a cal vltSiut going very deeply into
Eis -.asore wolid Doe understood 20 have acted De
UI.fatcly. from the highest motives ana not VIM
uI--.l.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-05
THE CUBAN SUGAR INDUSTRY.
GRINDING BEING REsUMED-PROF1Ts FoF
THOSE ABLE TO HOLD LANDS

GRINDING BEING RESUMED-PROF1Ts FOR
THOSE ABLE TO HOLD LANDS.
Santiago de Cuba Fob 2o.-The first car Of sugar
that has come into Santiago since long before me
blockade and the first that has been produced since
the spring of ls97 marketed last week IL
came from Santa Ana plantation. near san LUIS
the frs, 70 begin grinding There was quite cele-
brafion among business men I'm the warehouse dis
triot and Schor Auza proprietor OF the panta-
tion was warmly complimented on his enterprise
in starting tho new era OF prosperity.
Sugar is king in Cuba. on the big plantations
and their dependent colonias has principally de-
pended me prosperity Of the island. Many mills
have been destroyed. and will require time and
now capital restore but those remaining are re-
summing IN. work OF grinding rapidly as pos
slhie
one of the greatest difficulties encountered by
planters whose mills have escaped destruction Is
the lack OF oxen 10 haul the cane. or the hun
drcds Of thousands Of cattle formerly employed on
the big plantations. scarcely any have survived
.be war The cattle business Is the most active
OF any here at present Cargo lots from Jamaica.
can Domingo Porto Rico and Cartagena have
been rushed in. and even Texas has taken advan-
,ar- q the excellent market although West lhdla-
bred stock is preferred Well-broken oxen sell
readily az from s75 TO so yoke. ana the deflahu
greatly exceeds the supply
one of the larges, planters. Mr Rgney. has i'm
ported number OF American traction engines as
an experiment. and - using them successfully IN
hauling cane.
4 number OF representatives OF American syndl-
Gates are examining tracts Of land In the interior
with a view 10 purchasing them Captain & {.
Vaughan ard Lieutenant T g. Causey. OF General
Lees staff have purchased. from the Grinon
brothers. o. this city tract comprising hfty-three
,horsaud acres Of choice cedar and mahogany
land In ,ho Nipe Bay district. This IL the first big
~oa estate transfer in this province since the war
The tract contains some OF the best tobacco land
eas, Of the Havana district and will be admirably
adaptcd 20 sugar and coffee culture when the tim
ber has been removed.
The great demand OF Northern investors is for
,,.bar londs Most or the available timber OF value
has been cut Off but there is practically un-
i,,oi,ad supplv IN the interior that can be pur-
chased for from ~ cents TO S2 Much OF this
land will be practically without value however,
,,,tu railroads are built but II is regarded as an
evoeent investment for syndcates able TO wait for
Ill., r,uch-dosired railroads or 10 build them for
themselves.
Land prospectors In the interior find a serious
,,nt.,ltv In the lack Of reliable maps Native
- tuov the ROADS. such as they are, but 10
t.,c IA tract Of land from such descriptions as are
.,,,d an deeds is some times almost impossible.
tSr'onen.ly owners and their agents have only a
,.a,,,e idea OF the location. and confess themselves
,,,efi, 20 indicate the exact boundaries \ com
,,i",e and accurate survey is greatly needed.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-05
SOLDIERS ro BE THE BENErICIlRIEN

. coro.rt is 10 he given on Saturday evening I'm
tho ballroom OF the WaldOrf-Astoria IN aid Of the
families Of soldiers and sailors. Henry Alh"ra,
harvtonc Of tho Metropolitan Opera House and
the bov SOPRANO Earle Gulich viii sing and Emil
Taur will be- heard at the piano Mm" 'l"mentin"
De Vere Sapio accompanied by NJ Sanio. VII also
sing Nahan FrankO IS also % nave something
original fo- the affair lie Will be accompanied hy
Carl Schultz on the cello and viii return tho com
pIiment 10 Mr. Schultz. who VIII play n"In"'r oi
solos Then there will be The Franko-Schultz
ouarto, NIrs Henry Gielon will give her PERSONA
tions OF Southern darkies. Miss Josephine sullivan
win e,vc q number of selections on tho harp ana
Miss Marie Collins will give some Of her descriptive
readings.
andrew A. Mccormack. Of the Broadway The
atre has volunteered his services as manager
General Wesley Merritt and STAFF and Rcar-Ad-
mtral j " Philip and tho officers Of the Navy
Yard will bc present
rho following is q partial list Of patronoss"s
Niss Helen NJ Gould Mrs Russell Sage. Mrs Es
hort Guernsey Mrs Calvin brice. Ms r. W.
Vanderbilt Mrs Lloyd : Bryce Miss Elizabeth NJ
,,,r,. ,frs John Woodward Philip Mrs John
crane Mrs Orlando B. Potter. Mrs "eofg, !.
c,,r.dr N-s Edwin Gould. Mrs Se;h Low. Mrs.
,i.rl carr,u Mrs Wceley Merritt. M Henry
- p,,,ors Mrs Charles +. Roc. Mrs Daniel Eui-
,rfrM Mr. Dauic. : Lamont MIs hmc,,ssoh NJ
Min Airs s.; Clair Mckelway. Ms IMAM 1, IL
","c. Mrs Isaac y. SelGu.ah. MtS > Iil',,a' ,il',,!'
1i@'. e.. "A : Cowlcs Mrs. George e.. boidit
MiID' "ui.e Iucchcttl. Mrs David !, Ivisgn. MI
,'r,. n IIurd MIS- John Idtrhiil Mfs I"ii'''
,Icort' p ~ Giarlce Frederick NHcthine Mrs Ran
doph HIst,Mr," iicksor Mrs : Otis Livingston.
MT i',ItI Parmly Mrs Charles Aver Nhippe,
Mr. William Lloyd Mr. Frank Foor Ms ! he2-
dore g. CaSH;,' q Duval Nh. II Gardner
g. 3ln'D., and Mrs jefferson Srienan.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-05
HEART DISEASE.
BONE FACTS REGARDING TIE RArID INcIE@SN
or HEART TROUBLES

Do Nor BE ALARMED. BIT LOOK FOR THE CAUSE
Heart troubles. at least among the AMER
cans are certainly Increasing ana Whlle ln'3
may Dc largely due O. the excitement a'IN
worry ~ American business life, II Is h"lc
often the result of weak stomachs or Po'i
digestion
Rea organic disease is incurable; but ho'
one case in q hundred Of heart trouble Is or
ganic.
The close relation between heart trouble
and poor digestion ls because both organs
arr controlled by The same great nerves '"e
sympathete and Pncunogastric.
IN another way also the heart is dU''''u
'Y NE form ~ poor digestion wnlch eau,
gas ana fermentation from half diResteG i"ou b
lheie is feeling IF oppression ana h"at
H''s lll me chest caused by pressure OF II''
C'si hdeH stomach on the heart ana 4ui's9'
interfering with their action; hence arises
polp'alpA and short breath.
Poor digestion also paisOus the blood. max
Ms mn and watery which irritates anu
Wcakaus tho heart
Inc most sensible treatment for heart tou-
D.e IS - improve fhe digestion and 20 insure
ne prompt assimilation Of food
ms can be- done hy the regular use after
nh'aIs OF some safe pleasant and effective
ccif'S,lNe preparation. I've Stuart's Dyspepsia
'., ana which contain valuable. harmless
form
j is safe 10 say that the regular persistent
,1 q" Siuarrs Dyspepsia Tablets at meal
~ VII cure any form Of stomach trouble
e@.ept cancer Of the stomach
run sizec package Of these tablets sold by
aaHssltts at 30 cents. Litte book on stom-
ach troubles mailed free Address r A. Stu
ar Co, Marshall. Mich.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-05
THE EXPORT STATEMENT.
GRATIFYING RESULTS FROM THE DlNGLEf
TARIFF ESPECIALLY AS TO WOOL
AND EGGS.

Washington. March (speciaD The latest hsures
on the imports and exports OF the United Slater.
Just completed by the Bureau OF Statistics OF tne
Treasury Department. show some most srat'ry'
ing results. especially a, 10 wool and WOOL manu-
features and eggs.
The influence OF the tariff IL probably not 80 sp-
parent in any other article OF commerce hs IN
wool and wool manufactures In order 10 see whst
,reuance the Mckinley bill the wilson-jorman bill
and the D,nsley bill have had on this Industry X
is necessary TO give figures covering several years
Below are the imports for 1892 10 isss. inc'us've
IN. nrs, column embracing the value OF the tnrs'
grades OF clothing combing and carpet WOOL
New-York tribune., 1899-03-05
DRYG0oDS MERCHANTS 0RGINIzE.

Plans are nearly perfected for the organization
Of the Merchants Mutual Protective Association.
which is being formed 10y about hfty dryeools com
mission merchants and local agents OF drygoods
manufacturers. with tho object OF meeting condi-
fors arising under the recently enacted bankrupc.
law. one of the men interested in th- formation
o. the association Is quoted outlining as follows
is scope: 1t is NOT concerned with c'"uit, but
intends 10 deal only with the estates Of hankrupts
and failing concerns. 70 enable members ~ fh'
aoso-iarlon at a minimum expense. 60 lnf frsiigatt
fhe condition OF baEkrupts estates and 20 aSecr-
tain he proceedings which should be- taken foi no
ora -tior Of creditors Also 20 faoili ot" com
promises whcuc,er tho failure is found To- D. aI
honrsf on. ana 10 oppose tho discharge o. bank
rupts in all cases of fraud and 20 institute criminal
proceedings b. necessary.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-05
,vDrSTRIAL COMBINATIONS.
,,,yrxsE cAPITA1IzATIoN INVOLVED.

,,oRE THAN a BILLION DOLLARS SO iNNf'SIEp IN
MORE ,.,,sr TWO MONTHS THIS YEAR
voc, remarkable economic phenomenon
III" ,be recent revival Of prosperity in
..1,.oa states has been the multiplication OF
the .o,od industrial" corporations or
'n' II is said that the authorized capitali-
-, such companies Incorporated in this
1a"U" - 1905 was nearly S1000O00.Uoo. a
,,,oro than double the entire capitalization
,esues industrial. governmental and
.,o,,al offered IN England in the same year.
, .ho total of these industrial combinations
p" 80 great as il was u the aggregate
.,,., NJ caY.tal involved would seem to be
"..,,ora,,,.elv unimportant in comparison with
w. rrosnective returns for 1899 The Finan-
-, Chronic'e" yesterday printed a table of the
,~i,c,Yal industrial" combinations incorporated
- 1o~uarv and February OF this year chiefly
- vow-Jersey. from which list +, appears that
- these TWO months the new capitalization
-o.ora8 the enormous total of Sln4s N~.ooo Of
a,,or and 81. $4,000 of bonds-showins that
81. movement IS now proceeding at the rate OF
seoou OOooC1 yea.
NJ course. thcre may he falling off in the
,u-,her ~ ircoruorat'ons of companies with
,.,s, cap.tal. but several consultations are eX-
ro,-el in ,re near future. among them that Of
.ho vhis.lcy spirits interests. to be capitalized.
according o. report. az S12S,OC0GO0. the copper
combination. which may have total capitali-
cation OF S1OOOpOOcU. tho smelters comhlna-
,io~ with O. suggested stock q S1n,VuhooO. ana
me v-,Ittnr-uaper trust" S40OOOOo0. not 10
snoak ~ tho proposed increase Of S3I,O0WN IN
NE capita, stock q the American Tobacco CON-
New-York tribune., 1899-03-05
.rp,vgrLiri1G BREAKFAST.

. , lctter in The chicago record.
iaV"H" ''t i.,tpp broa kfaet tcnler is q feature
,y Thc ere Men az sen about ~ 9cS'E IN ,e
19oTcro1r irayersnG crrln'4 I fashion 81
with nl'rNti, inborers npartn'ut bI.a-i ig Mhirn
tho AM 90 m. door fsh. on" kind OF mon
err cti' rrend and butter. coffee. ana l"II"ll'
p,, or some other add ,o.al %l, %loss ' n, odknr
iicc mttdv mtttds meal Tho breakfast ycndc. j., hou a.!
ysys wa AZ inviting M sf3 fai-iv de-
ieIs neal and Il thry car avoc heVhs 80 ,C, coz
themselves. IL very hot WealH'' '"e
ssi6 10 be much IA vogue
New-York tribune., 1899-03-05
rur PEOPLES INSTITUTE LECTURES.

Tho Peoples institute makes these announce
neurs. This evening. celebration Of Washington's
birthday deferred from February p. speaker Dr
poh.r, rollver Tomorrow evening. Italy in the
Nineteenth century" Thomas q Shearman. Thurs
d,, evening the first club night OF the Peoples
cluh IN its permanent quarters No. ! Third-ave,
ove- the Metropolitan Savings Bank Friday even
trg "Nov-Y York the Imperial city civic celebra-
.if1 sneaker John De witt warner.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-05
covv,rrrr T0 vEET AGAIN TOMORROW

II had been expected that the Fire rnderwri'eTs'
Committee OF Fifteen al their meeting YESTERDAY
would ex a date on which the representatives. o.
the assent.ng companies should meet for the pur-
pos o. ratfyug the agreement ioI tie So, ~
M. o. .re' Nev--York Fire Exchange hu' me
Committee took no action adjournng 70 me- ast,i.
tomorrow II is said that companies W.,
8, r4r cor ~ the fire Insurance business VIII sign
TIE agreement.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-05
BRooKLry RAILWAY coySoLIDAHoy.
ELEVATED AND SURFACE LINES LIKELY TO 81
UNITED WITHIN SIX MONTHS

UNITED WITHIN SIX MONTHS.
T. is learned that material progress has hocn made
I'm the matter of consolidation Of the surface and
elevated railways in Brooklvn. which. it is said
will bee accomplished within SIX months. The
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company wifi he The op-
Grating company and Il is calculated that when the
consolidation is completed an annual aggregate
saving IA operating expenses OF $.5oo" will be-
effected.
The two elevated companies will be reoreanized
on similar lines and ,heu consolidated 1t is said
after which the comourtion with The Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company. which now controls the
Nassau company Will he made j. is understood
that tho holders OF stocks ana BONDS IN The pres
ont companies have agreed 90 'XchanE" me same
for new securities ro issued and tha' no cash
p9vmerts viii bc required. Security holders who
arr not willing 20 20 into Tho plan vi" 9e iah"n
care of iy the underwriting syndicate. and in case
two thirds OF each comVany'S stock goes into th"
plan. a. now seems assured. Tho courts viii hc
asked TO appraise The remainder which the syndi-
cate will buy.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-05

r,,o.. who raise wool secure better prices as
:. Trsasury reports show than In the period pre-
me- ,ne 30 the massage OF the D!ngley bill. whtie
wooIien fabrics cost practically no ,r more o. 20 me
yS,h1a rhe Dngley bill virtually closed home mar
kets against foreign mportations ot esss oy the ne
a,inanhle increase In the retail domestic price.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-05

Ordinary receipts (omittins revenue and
Pacific Railroad calendar year 1898
War revenue and Pacific Railroad ......... r. 1soi9
Total ordinary receipts f3To 2s2
Ordinary receipts OF 1895 compared with ordinary
expenditures OF ls93-'s7.
Average daily ordinary receipts. calendar year - -.
1873
Average daily expenditures. iso3's7 ........, iooosS
New-York tribune., 1899-03-05
LADIES' SUMNER DRESSES.
LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING
SECOND FLOOR
OF HOME MANUFACTURE.

Late and exclusive designs being shown In Ladies Under
clothing comprising most attractive selection OF the eh'efy
favored fabre, including Fine Linen Cambria Dmty Nnoo'
Lawn and Japanese Silks in Night Robes PetteoaS Morning
Sacques Undekr and Chemses all ta'teuIy combined WIN
latest patterns Esprit Point de Paris Meehn lorehon' ana
VaIenccnnes Lacs Hamburg and Tambour Embroideries
And are introducing Distinctive Novelies-The
Audrey and Antoinette Corset Covers. The Curzon
NeaIias sacque, The D.eollet. Chsmise and Chemse
Gown and the Tightly Modelled Psaicoat variety
of exquisite Bridal Trousseaux Is being exhibited
Orders can also be taken for beautifully finished wok.
executed on the premises.
MONO6RAMS, CRESTS. ETC
New-York tribune., 1899-03-05
KILLED By A BOILER EXPLOSION.

Reading. Penn. March by a boiler explosion
al Frank smaltgs stone quarry. pear Myerstown.
this afternoon. Monroe Billinger. aged twenty
seven. was instantly killed and Irving Ftrestone
and Frank Smaltz injured AL the Wtndovo N
nearby houses were wrecked.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-05
RUG DEPARTMENT.

RUG DEPARTMENT.
3. Altman l. Go. in addition to their extensive
stock Of Antique and Modern Carpets. are showing an
exceptiona assortment Of Small Fine Persian Bokard
and Dashestan Rugs at great reduction from
former prices
Also number OF Antique Persian Rugs.
in sizes suitable for Halls Foyer or Library
at special prices, few examples Of which
are quoted, as follows
ANTIQUE PERSIAN RUGS
::: :+:' 3: inches B: ::: :: feet -. $500
"I3
Regular value S4500 to 10000
ANTIQUE PERSIAN RUGS
Afeet by IL feet,
a inches " 10 inches, }SAS.OO
$50 "
Regular value 10000 to $500
ANTIQUE PERSIAN RUGS
:::: :.:' inches ,: !: !: ':: !, inches $500
LARGER SIZES AT CORRESPONDENCE LOW PRICES
eabtssutb Street.. rnstssnh Street and SIKH Hvsnrs.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-09-02
b Finest Train in the World.

The finest train IN the world is the
"New North-W Western Limited" which
leaves Minneapolis and St. Paul every
night for Chicago, via the Northwestern
line. This magnificent train, from the
mammoth engine, patterned after the ia
nous $685." to the last car in the train.
is brand new, and represents the latest
and best ideas for absolute comfort and
luxury while travelling.
Besides the splendid buffet library car
really a clubroom on wheels, there is n
magnificent private compartment Sleep
ing car, just the thirg for ladies, famil-
les or those desiring privacy, luxuriouslv
appointed standard sleeping cars and the
most comfortable anl well-equipped day
coaches ever offered The travelling public.
This "New Limitcd' train is admitted
by the press as we'll rs by thousands of
people of Minnesota and states west who
have Inspected it, and also by manv
others OF this western country who have
recently rode on it, as being without any
question the finest tram in the world,
and no extra charge tsmade for any class
OF passengers for its superior accommo-
dations.
Tickets via this popular line may be
secured from agents IF the Northern Pa
cific railway, who will also make Sleep
ing car reservations; Or, apply to Capt.
M. M. Wheeler, travelling passenger agt.,
Miles city, Mont, or to T. W. Teasdale,
G.. +. A, st. Paul. Mimi.