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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13
Railroads
Den NSYLVANIA
Railroads.
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foo, Of Yves, rwsnty.third Street and De'-
The leaving time from Desbrosses and co1tIap ,d
twenty Street sHi station ossr ina" '"A' S'"
go A. FAST MAu-Pulmsn Buffet 81, . psrlo 10 car Car
New fSrs to ptseurg Sleeping Car P'''ous 10 On
FAST M flsy.lfaf
on o Sleeping Dining Smoking and
iaaiinaGSs L2al.ye & L9 s LOUIS
sor Nashville "ia Cincnnnt). Indianapolis chicago
$50 ?. NJ. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago. For
7.4O p. VI. soUTHWEsrERN ExpREss-ror Pitts
burg Cleveland Cincinnati Louisville. Indianapolis 81
chicago For kaos day Il. Valley
e.. New Ma YORK S1 to hdona ISs PS:
his %fs H'' XN Sn''P THE souTH
&c $50 2n"s cs lSo pn m cap al fao
s s nns Co., ns5 24 san "as SEQ ioo pnns
Ger. a M 1850 20 go congressional LIN all
PsrOr and Dining Cars. 40 dining Carr. 40 Dining
soTThERN RAIIw1Y@E Exp $50, 40 p. m. 1905
NoEF9SLK AND AND WESTERN RAILwAr.-EOr Memphis
T%AN NTT o cohs 2Iq r m sS 90 M and
A5 SH2 asS r s
AT msys ard 40 day esSro.se and
Gf cars Pasng THROUGH Gsh
f1s Gsss s.sss Park a;ssss.n sup.y
Grove and Point Pleasant from West Twenty third
street Staton $50 a. m. ID. go. and 400 p. m
Sundays 20 a. m. 40 p. m. from Desbrosses and
cortandt Streets. 10 IL 80. $40 and 10 p m
ron PHILADELPHIA.
$40 20 100 $50 $50 20 $50 Psnna Limited. 30
Dining Carr O5O Dining carr 1i50 IL 30 lJo
80. $50 40 40 dining Can $50 Diring carr. 55o
Dining Carr. 40. $50 p. m. 1905 night sundays.
$40. $50 $50 30 $50 Limited. $50 1880 Dining
Carr a. m. 1880. $50 Dining carr 2 80 go. 40 DIN
ing Carr. 40 Dining Carr. $50 Dining Carr. 74o. $50
D. H.. 1905 night.
way Aston House; West Twenty third street station
and stations foot OF Desbrosses and Cortland Streets
Court Street $50 Fulton street. os Broadway and
Pennsyya1ia Annex Station Brooklyn: Station Jersey
City The New York Transfer Company will call for
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
TO destination.
Telephone '2757 Eighteenth Street" for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
| j. b. HUTCHINsON J. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentine gained half cent today on ign,
stocks and good inquiry. The Of the list was STEADY
AZ about former prices with moderate business Quota
follow: ..o-
SPIRITS ENTINE-44s 4i5c.
ROSIN-Common good strained. 81 39 r. ~ f9gsi o.
r 81 55asi 60: O. 81 soaSl 65 H. 81 7oqSl -; 81 ~
X So: NJ So %: " 81 ~. W q. 81 ~ W w, 60
STOCK on HAND. 1890 49,,
Spirits turpentine io5 5a pts
a
Char.eston April i2-Turpentine firm at SIC Rosin
steady unchanged. a. .,e,,L,.
wilmington. April l2.-sprs turpenine firm 4im4 tt
recepts bills ROs!n Csc and 81. receipts lu' DDS
crude turpentine quiet. 81 50 and 81 c receipts Dds
Tar firm. Doc receipts. 40 bbls d a..
sales 500 bbls receipts 80 hbls Resin hrm ana IN
cbsnre1. sales | l5S hbls: receipts. LOO bhls.
Iondon Anrii 2-Turpentine-Sprs, 33s iitd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabies-spot cotton
a14l, sales. 10000 bales. speculation export 500
american 300 receipts 900 American 900 middiing
Upland 3Ad. futures opened quiet, with sellers at last
nshts prices closed quiet; net unchanged 70 is-s4d
ssselne December-January. iSs. January February.
NJ, NJ Esas9rqary March. sis'1b' April 3i9isb; April
o osggsi 3?oizs; August September S2ob September
Ictooer 5a'zb October November. 3l9lxs November
Cloths quiet
flour AND MEAIs-The market received assistance
20 day from strength wheat and moderately
ssife AZ slight advance IN asking rates but quot
s, change Spring patents. SO eoqE 49, winter
msghis 81 5oasS IS; winter patents 50 1885, spring
VIM $3.50 20 extra No winter s2 s5qss extra No
.sr Sz oOQS2 70. grade. 81 SOL 6I1t, 10 arrive
Is IL: BYE LIE ELouR-steady 9so:ed Good g fsir sac
Rxc,,, quoted Kn-dried. s21s2 10. as 10 brand
Nv i,-stesdy Quoted: Fine white e5c nne vel
s, ns ScuS; coarse. s40ssc. .FEED-Steady Quoted
81 ss bran bulk siease so; sacks to arrive. 200 10
sis ssscks spot, SIC BaSie So winter bran
ss ~ latter white; fine. s69s16 So middiings
rr.sl 20 city feed $I hominy chop. si4 toGsi5; oil
IyysnAIS-WHEAT-With crop news builsh enough TO
fus, me market at least Sc a bushel wheat gained
tnn.s cent to-day. bull Efforts being retarded by
spatny In outside speculative circles and general
ports 20 question the accuracy OF crop damage re
stss, liter we're perhaps numerous and from
7h' OF territory to-day than az any time this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13
THE RosroN WOOL MARKET.

Boston. April i2"Tha American Wool and Co so. ne
The large mills including both those which are IN the
combine have represented in the market during the
last week and have purchased literally OF woos
The Washington Wanskuck and Pacific mills have been
esnecay prominent and they have taken some very large
liz ~ Territories Oregon one-quarter and three
eighth blood heeces The sales OF Territories alone az
sregae over 1000 pounds which, combined with those
Of other lines total business for the week OF
nearly 100000 pounds There is no change TO note IN
nr,ces however The week In Boston amount
10 900 pounds domestic and 466 500 pounds foreign
making total OF 1921 pounds. against total OF
ot3 500 pounds the previous week. and total OF
40 30 pounds for the corresponding week last year
sales since January l. 1899 TO 1908 500 pounds
against 40 I2T $40 pounds last year AT this time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13
WEST SHORER.Ek.

Trains leave franklin g. Station. ~. T. a. k-ovA
and Is later from toet u W. t2e g.; ~
Ixt&6 II. ~. CONTINENTAL LIMITED Dap- TO-
Albany Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara , iis.
Cleveland. Detroit Chicago and ST. Louis. NJ ws
CHICAGO and 81. Louis Afternoon. Dining S~-f
5s45 r. n; 90 n later foot w ga ST.. chiesss ana
ester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Tofonto. Detroit.
Cleveland chicago and ST. Louis.
1880 r. n. Daily for Utica, SYRACUSE Rochester Buf.
fslo. Niagara Falls and roronto.
e,4C p. H. Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse Roches.
ter Buffalo. Niagara Fails. Toronto. Detroit. Glove
land Chicago and 81. Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels and cnees sasrars
checked from Hotel Residence by westco,t Express
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13
Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

- ~ ~ -
All through rain. stop at Albany Utica. s'rses'~
Trains leave Grand Central station follows;
o EMPIRE STATE EXPRfss. LIMITED;
Fastest train in the World. Due Buffalo 80 ~
:. t.oi. II. 10 p. NJ Limited to it's seating capacity
$40 a. Mast MAIL. Daiy-For Buna'o N'~s"s
Falls and Cleveland. -.
1880 n. DAY EXPRESS. excsp, sunday ,o,a rU
100 souvIw nssI'ERs LIMITED and CHI
,., cAGo SPECIAL. psiy-,For celun s 1s,csno
$50 M.TEoY ANp ALsANY srEcTAL sSce's
$50 p. M.-LAKE SHORE LIMITED psiiy-za.n,sorw{
train 20 chlcag, via Lake shore Due Sie<e's.I
n:tS A. NJ. due Chicago 40 r NJ siee""s ~
600 p M-wBsrERN EXPRESS psny-Fcr Nisssn
6.25 r M-NoRraEFS E%PR tss paiiymror Troy.
..3O sns srsses MOUNTAINS AND MON
O On TREAL EXPREss Daily -,wvsrrrN
<, SPECIAL Daiiy-For Buffalo. N,agsrs rh''"
8.I5 ? M-Pacrrrc r.xpRTss pary-ror osds.:.
burg. Niagara Falls Cleveland. chicago. and. "a
csp, Saturday Cape and TIRE kuburr rosa.
1910 night-MIDNIGHr ExrRrss r'r c ssnasS
HARLEM DIVISION. .
o.II a. ". and 3.55 r. M.-Daiy. except sunoay' "
Pitfsfeld Sundays only AZ o20 a. VI.
Wagner Palace Gers all through trains
Trains illuminated With pntsch rJzht. go,
T'ctet and Wagner onices az Grand cenfrsr stsuon.
LIZ 26l 4is Broadway q unian So es2 Brosn s,,S
and i2eh 81 Yorv s3s ard 728 fulton w.
ara 100 Broadway. r d. BROOKLYN. - - - 81.
Teephone ''2eo Thirtyeishth stree. for New Ios ,
denc. ~ wsstrot, Evnress Company. -.
GEORGE Il DANIELS General Passenger Agent
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot Of West 2ard cqrtIsndt and De'oroses
thine West ard Street. Other ngures Cortsnat OF
pesbrosses streets. Daily except SUNDAY. SUNDAY
o' .6.45' 90 A. NJ Loca; for EAsToN.
.y.i0 S.I0 A NJ FOR BUFFALO, NlAGAHA
FALLS and West, aud PRINCIPAL LOCAL points; Pri'f
and Dining Cars Connects for Coal Brsnch.sf
f.iI.J0, II. 90 Noon. "sLAck DIAMOND m.
ed 20 sealing capacity Due butfa.o ~ ~ COZ
meeting with through Sieerers 10 Detroit ana Snets
Dining Car service Ia carte m,,rrs pApry
1850 I.I0 =. NJ. ssd intermediate points,,
a., "a stxpM Local for MAuCt CHUNK. .
+.i..30' SO r NJ Local or EAsToS ,srov
+.5f0 500 +. NJ Local kapress for EasivvSs w.
'.y..30. 8.i0 +. n. For Barao ard polsts "e-A
ThrnygA SIC ping Cars 10 Chicago snd loIonto; n .t
e, fl :. 90 p ST. Express for BbFfALo IN
roRnfS Xehe but Steering ca, gss'sssseTT,; esIr
saa Ms, i,T ,5s Fo StTs 8 BSK
daily Sv except sunday: ..ioss S9AM sfa'
T,ceets and PuInsn accommodations AZ 10. ~ ".
s,s 81, and ISL broadway 3 Urion square ~s nt.es,a
sso F.itan 81, coart s., " srosdwss ana n'VoA"~
Annex ssIios sfooHyn i rail- for ard check haggags
from hotel e. residence though 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13
rrvrppooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool April H. D. m.-Cotton-Spot dun prices
UNCHANGED American mlddllng. ssd The sales OF the
day we're 10 bales which 500 for speculation
and export included $500 American Receipts 5000
bales Including 5000 American. Futures opened quiet
with a poor demand and closed quiet American mddng
m G. April, i9-64a3 ~ 64d buyers. April and MAY,
10 s.Q3 2Os4d buyers: May and June 20G4l sellers
June and July 2O6fd buyers July and August. 2OB4
n z n 64d sellers August and September. 20 Cad
huvsr. sept,mber ana October 9e483 20 GId buyers
October and November 10 64d3 2o6ld sellers Novem-
her and December 1904 sellers: December and Jan
nary 10 sd sellers: January and February, 10 e4d
seller; February and March. i96+03 2o-S4d buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore April 12-Flour quiet and unchanged; re
cepts iIO2l bills exports. .22S sales, loo Mnea'
nrnr: No red spot 75ssG5s.c; the month T5ssqIo%c
Tic hid receipts is bush exports 10000 stock 3o2
h07 sales 900 Southern by sample. I1GI6sc Southern
on grade 72d76c. Corn strong: mixed spot 59Fsa13yse
the month 3sa = 3ac. May 3siza3ssc June 3sc asked
steamer mixed 3S%d3sizc receipts 1lso3L oush; ex
ports IS ia: stock LOS IA sales, 2lOn southern
white corn 4ic: yellow 391ac oats du
No white 3jGS5lac. No mixed 32n3Z nc; recelp's'
25 1872 bush: stock 307 81 Rye nrmer; NO NEARBY.
5sG5slc; No Western. 60isc: receipts. . i6i bush
stock III 500 Hay steady; No timothy sl2 oogSl5;
Grain freighs dull. TO Liverpool per bush lag
I'D April: Cork orders. quarter Is so asked
April Lettuce. s2GS2 - per bushel box
Runalo Ap-i i2-Spring wheat-Oderings light; limits
steady: No Northern. SO7sc. Winter wheat dun; 20
red 76Isc No extra red I5c; mixed winter zoe; 10
white State 75c. strong: No yellow. 3otc; NO
yellow 3sa.c: No yellow. 37Ac: No corn 3ssc; 40
corn a7NG3sc Oats dull No 2 white. SS5 S;, no 10 .
2 mixed 2nisc Barey-Fancy held at 53g5ic; cnoSe'
Soc Eve-No demand No on track. Gle Flour STEADY
Roston April i2-Four quiet; receipts. SO bbs
winter paens 81 sOd$4 40 winter clears and strsgnts
g. 30dSs CornmeaI quiet. sids6c bag 81 soasi W
per bbI Corn quiet receipts "a 500 bush No a4at+se
steamer yellow i3c steady receipts - 'os push'
fancy 3Sisc; No . No g. 36q36i7c Mllfeed 9uiet
bran sprinr si8: winter SIG 49, Red Dog hour w 20
mIdngs Sic 75dS1s Beef firm steers. Sic minds lie
fore mutton 7Iac. veal Zoe; lamb 1Gsl5c Buter nrI'
Northern 2ic: Western 20ag2lc; imitation i5Eaioc :
ladies' i4di4ac. Cheese steady; Northern l2alZ'7c'
Western. 12IsGi2%c.
chicago April I2-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13
Washington. d. {.
90 ruhom Ut flan Concern.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that The
A' EllIthorps Safety Elevator Company. a domestic
corporation having its principal business Office In the
Borough Of Manhattan In the CITY, County and State or
New York will apply to the supreme Court Of the state
OF New York, n a Special Term thereof Part l. to be
held at the County Court House. in the Borough OF
Manhattan, County Of New York on the first day OF
MAY 1899 o'clock In forenoon OF that DAY
thereafter counsel can be heard Tor an orae
authorizing said corporation TO change It's corporate name
to Elllthofpe Safety Air Cushion Company.
Dated New York March i4th. 1893. ..-...x.
THE ELLITHORPE SAFETY ELEVATOR CONAN,
BY FREDERICK T. ELLITHORPE. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13

CoTTON-Trading in cotton futures was slack and
,nehy local with rnmportan variations In prices. Eng
h advices were unsatisfactory and regarding
me progress 81 the croD conflicting Hence. there
was disposition 10 be conservative the part Of all
,lasses OF traders. The call
lsHty near positions opening point higher. and some
u the later months opening point lower Few
mission houses brokers had orders
he session trading quite local its character
barely steady undertone developed
appointment In the cables the generally favorable char
scter OF the weather ard Fail
Hver indicating possble troubles with mlhands the
question Of time and wages Other New England points
reported that business progressing In satisfactory
mamie Another factor against activity bearsh
private cables which indicated that English spin
ners were not inclined anticipate future spot
wants being increouous respecting advices indi
caung TOO much cold for the
q cotton seed and its healthy growth The weekly Gov
eminent report issued this morning. made little
son although u stated that the central east
en- portions Of the cotton regions hut little had
oeen planted: that in Southern Texas cotton
eFeady been planted that planting will general
N he northern portion. and that Of the early
painting was killed by recent frosts. The local market
e'ossd steady net loss Of points
The ~ contract prices local market to-
osy G follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13

and only brief summaries are possible Reports OF only
while but few Of the Central sections according to the
tenor Of bull information will without at least
these dispsche. were Varied BY reports from
house travellers claiming that damage in Nebraska and
buried Of sight by the multitude OF sensaonsly bad
accounts which flooded the market one from Nebraska
from seventy sections Of the State showed average
condition of only 80 cent. The spring wheat stua
Minneapolis dispatches saying that by reason OF late
the Northwestern would be q cent short
this year. Missouri railroad ofcals admitted 20
this spring being the most backward record An
Iowa reported 80 per of the looking
satisfactory the remarkably volume OF outside
other speculation which It promoted very dis
afraid OF the There was important reaction
during the pEces holding stubborny around &c
minutes oh on further covering Liverpool wa. arm ali dsy
closing Nd higher and late private cables reported
other advances in that market Argenne offerings how
ing under American wheat. Continental markets were
unchanged Foreign houses bought around the opening
which barely served offset the effect Of small clear
Northwestern receipts only 16s against
anoa basis. follows: No red NewYork sake;
No Northern Duluth. s47sc; No !? Northern Duluth.
York sssc. .CORN-smaI receipts In addition
advance in wheat and firm cable seadied the
higher There moderate trade. mostly covering
Of shorts. The Liverpool market closed I'D higher and
export business amounted TO 90 loads AZ all ports No
corn quoted 43.d43%c anoat for new and old.
seaboard cearances again small. .oATS-The
feature in oats TO day export business Of 900
ACC; No 3 white. s4l4c; mixed. 32a3ac; track
white. s5asssc No white clips sGAc. .RYE-Mar
ern, oei. aes'.c both anoat; state rye. Gle c
New York CARROTS Exporters took 900 bush to-day.
..... .BARLEY-Market nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13
Mem 11utlirations.
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IF CRUSADE DubliS

THE PEACE CRUSADE publishes regularly
the important documents bearing on the great Peace
through the session Of the Conference Price DC ot ne
societies hundred SUBSCRIPTIONS
for $500 Address l Beacon Street. Boston. Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13
bush; corn IS 900: oats 1000 Shpments-Nheat' iVov
h,,ah. lDUOO

tueh; corn SO 900: oats. $1,000.
ST Louis April l2.-Flour firm. but unchanged Mneat
higher and strong: No red. cash Toe; April .osc;
Nav 76isc: July 71ha7l.c; No hard .ogg s,99i
corn nrm: No cash. 34c; April. 34c May 33'sg5S
July. 33a. GSsc. Oats dull and nominay higher 30
cash Csc; April 29c. May, 21isc July, Zfsc, NO :
white 3ic Bran strong and higher: sacked east track
SOC Butter steady: creamery, lsd22c dairy. li1lyc
Eggs higher at 1ll.c. Pork quiet standard mess Joo
bling. 50 1919.
Toledo April 12-wheat higher firm; No 2 cash .S'sc
hid NAV Axe. Corn dull steady No mixed. 80
Oats dull steady: No mixed, Csc Rye nominal No
cash 55c Cloverseed dull prime cash. DID, " 80 new
cash and April. 81 52is asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13

SPOT cotton closed quiet and unchanged mddng upland
agotee . iec and m.dding Gulf T-16c. compared
Nn S-loc and 1loc. respectively. Total
o. o2S bales Included 1923 bales 10 spinnere 200
f delNerN On contract Special kilograms the Elk
change reported Southern spot markets as follows New
D.eahs STEADY at lec. Mobile easy AZ 5Ac. Savan-
n s qae al See Charleston quiet AT sac Wilmington
In d. &c Norfolk quiet az SIC. Baltimore nominal q
Sc Menphis quiet at 59sc. Augusta quiet 3 60
SAC 81 Louis dun at 57sc
me export movement follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r

s.HEnIrIp IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20. 1885
Leave New-York whitehall Terminal South Ferry ana
'''' - .pay tfxcept Sunday tsundays.
CHICAGO ,'43o u. m. from Liberty street only. 10
.. m and az rs night. -. -.
CT CTNecrSNATi. ST. Lor-Is a5s a. m. '5.S p. m
ROYAL Blue TRAINS: ,n,,.,
f"Royai Limited Exlusiye Pullman Tram. :tes
(Dner) 1856 .. and az 10 night NoRtolsh. tizos
All train, are Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Offices: 1l3 f12 261. 49, 1884 Bwav, y Union So.
W: 1917 Bowery n. y 800 Fuon-st. $50 Graham ave.
BROOKLYN; Whitehall Terminal Baggage checked from
hsteI or residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13

neceipts a. New-Oreans to- officially
70 be 2sOO03 300 bales against bales
.ese "eek and i56 bales last year. To morrow's
,aps a. Houston were estimated ii00Q1 200 bales
"ss.hs 5ns bales laet week and 2153 bales year
ssspls az the ports and interior points to-day.
fHel Win same day last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13

Foreign coffee markets-Santos-Con market firm.
rood average Santos 1900 receipts 1900 stock.
$4,000 bags Hamburg-Conee market opened unchanged:
2:30 net unchanged u pig lower: sales 5000
bags, Havre-Cofee market opened quiet. unchanged;
IL m. unchanged: at auiei unchanged; closed
net unchanged prices: total sales. 5000 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13

Rlo--Coffee market Arm: No Rio. $500: exchange.
ID. receipts 1000 bags. cleared for the United
Ooo bags cleared Europe 1000 bags: stock 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13
CENTRAL R, R, or NEW JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
Four tracks ELECTRO Pneumatic Sign

Anthracite Coal used e1ciusyeiy
'G Station. '5s:f N.1as Eas , s.r sf Sc
,m and south so Es1ry r Whitehall Ss w ~ ST.,
nve nsS that below e.
-. r..,.. Train, l..x. foe, ., Liberty s.. n,x ~.
.Ss i''I si Ssi'ii" q sa'SSf h;, s
a1so9 Es sss sq to Fs::S $3.50 go slad''
rSF yI VIZ s P,,:Sa i9s se[sn0n 400 ole
For fss2as and aaT1sSsrs 5ss .sss
i s;sfs H. 1872 I'D, 9Sa' ss Ss' $40
sPs"sy c ss .Ts s ss St ss s:
s ssa sans ps s'iSfn s
s s9y = "a 5 sSs sS 81:
5 ss' ts A's' 5s rsssHd: .ss Sc io Zoo
$50 $50 o F9R + E a. is s.s 40 P n su.-
i sssssS. iss $50 'ol' A. NJ ,s $40 80
For Tens sivsr and Ba,.esat a. 80 $50 A. NJ. is
For Atlantic City vIneland and Brldssson. $50 A n.
Sss N'n.ss,A Rss's ss'Ssf 'Fs sS
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA R %5s AND WASHING
Week day, ro% sd sS0i 900 :; ii ii q s. pnns Carr
lsO Royal Blue Limited go DiSSs fiS
Dining car 10 $50 Royal Blse Limited, &c ;os
Phadepha week days. 7:45, 900 A. y. 3:3S 200 t'ss.
7SO, 900 P NJ Sundays. 100 A. NJ, 500 r. d"
@ e. fs% ':s' e. &. Elk T.
273 west 25th ST. 25 Columbus Az. New York Court
ST 344 Fulton St. Brooklyn S Broadway. VIII
iamsburg The y. Y Transfer Co will cal ior and cheek
baggage from hotels or residences to destination
sFrom Liberty st. only
from South Ferry at 5:25 p. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13

Receipts Of breadsuns At interior points In thousand
three cphers 1000 omitted. -four bbls grain bus
a c follows:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-29

There were two Elkton exhibitors OF
dogs at the Maryland Sportsmen's Ex-
hioition at Prospect Park, Baltimore, last
week, Col S. b Foard and Frank r.
Scott Col. Foard exhibited his pointer
Ben Hur'' and MIR. Scott the pointer
"Bounce," which he recently purchased in
North Carolina. In the free for all class
Mr.. Foard's dog was very highly COM
mended, ond in the class for pointers
weighing over fifty pounds he got very
highly commended reserved which divides
bon9rs with the deg securing third prize
Mr. SCOTS dog was highly commended in
thg class.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-29
ABOUT
aussEr,Er5sEszss-zz--
FURNITURE.

There are lots Of peo-
pie here abouts who think
because a furniture house
is located in Elkton it
can't serve them as we'll
as a city firm. But they
are mistaken. We sell
many people who come
to us afterlooking around
elsewhere, and they are
surprised at what a fine
stock we carry. "Why,
we didn't know there was
such a large Furniture
Store in Elkton p they
say. Now, they do know.
You-come and look over
our establishment, too
whether you want to buy
or not.-You will need
furniture some day.
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COUNTY SCHOOLS.
MEETING OF BOARD OF COMMIS-
SIONERS ON MONDAY.

Quarterly AAccounts Ordered to Be PAID.
Contract Made for BOOkS.-Appoiat-
mentS and designations.
The School Commissioners were in sts-
sion ia Elkton on Monday.
The bill Of the treasurer for Institute
expenses Of $2OG &c, Less collections at the
couccrt, $ill.20, leaving balance OF
$95 C6, vas ordered 10 he paid.
The resignation of Miss Ruth Brown as
teacher Of school No. 6, Ninth district,
was received and accepted, and the ap-
poiutment Of Miss Alma o. Dean to sail
school was confirmed,
Miss Alice Perry, Of Chesapeake City,
was appointed rs assistant to school No. ,,
Secord district, to take effect September
l, 1899.
Tie quarterly accounts were examined
and ordered paid, as soon as the treasurer
hes the funds, as follows:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-29

TIE Elkton Athletic Association will
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-29

Liver troubles quickly result in serious
Complications, and the men who neglects his
liver has little regard for health. 4 bottle
Of Browns Iron Birlcrs taken now ami then
will keep he liver in perfect order. If the
disease has developed Browng' iron Bittcrs
win cure j. permanently. Strength and
vitality viii always follow its use.
Browns Iron Bittcrs is sold by all dealers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-29

The Appleton Baseball Club will organ,
izs ior The season today, Saturday, when
tacir grounds at Appleton will be opened.
They are ready to receive challenges from
other clubs. The Appleton boys are good
ball players and can make hot contest for
any club.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-29

George Bennett of Chesapeake City, has
sold lis fine brown trotting horse TO Har-
ior0 county party.