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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-19
LAWYER MAKES GRAVE CHARGES.
ABRAHAM LEVY ALLEGES ~ COURT THAT CITY
BANKS LOST THROUGH THE FIRM OF
sTFTTHFIMrR & RFTTMAN.

sTETTHFIMrR q RFrTMAN.
I'm statement made yesterday afternoon In the
yorkvlle Court Abraham Levy said that som" Dig
hanks were losers IN sums OF from $,r" 20 "'""
ench by the operations OF the late firm 81 S'"'t-
helmer & Bettman OF 10. ls Broadway petroleum
dealers The Bettman brothers. Marcus \ ana
David have been I'm the court several times i"i eN
animation hut tho case has been postponed '"'"
time and was again postponed yesterday afternoon
until October &C.
The Botimans were arrested on q warrant on"
tanned by Harris j. Bcrwad. 81 petroleum dealer ".
Ttusvillo Penn who alleges that they converter
1000 Of his money 20 their own use. MT '''F
was I'm court yesterday afternoon with represent
tives Of several Now York city banks. Among 'h'
representatives were y T. M'Iory. ~ the 'h'mi-
cal National Bank. George ~. Blsh Of inc I'M
porters and Traders Bank. Mr. Townsend "i '"'
Bank OF North America. and Samuel y T.. lI,r
kins OF the New-Yoik Life Insurance arg Z
company Mr. Levy alleges that these nlnnT "" :
lost from 81 coo 10 100000 racn 10y the Niei'U'- "l
Tho afo nrm which De- alleged failed FOR NOR ,i''"
81 touolu Mr. Levy wanted the evidence 'i 49,
men taken before the deposition OF me COMM
Mir Rcrwald bat Magistrate Hogan advisor N'''''
entity. a., .,.-l and
tell his case Tho lawyer had also brought 10 cv'.
with him Clerk Thomas r. fanu.ns OF IN, ,'.t
clerks Office to show the assignment InAa' ~ e,
firm March T. lN.o for the benefit ~ creator N'tt
prrwald told of his transactions win inc HiH '"'
adjournment was granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-19
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
NEW-HAvEN's ANNUAL MEETING.
HARMONY PREVAILED AND THE OLD BOARD WAS
UNANIMOUSLY REFLECTED.

NEW HAVEN'S ANNUAL MEETING
HARMONY PREVAILED AND THE OLD BOARD WAS
UNANIMOUSLY REFLECTED.
New-Haven oct. IS 'SpecaD.-The annual meet
ing 81 the stockholders OF the New-York New
Haven and Hartford Railroad was held at noon
to-day AZ the Office Of the company. in this city.
The meeting was well attended about half OF the
Stockholders being renrcsontod either IN person or
by proxy Harmony relEned supreme. In fact II
was the most peaceful meeting the NeW-HaNe"
road has held IN years and every vote was unah-
imous i was the FIRST tme I'm the history OF '"e
road that The entire Board q Directors was una"-
inously elected
As tho result % to-day's meeting had pee"
anviously awaited various quarters. the 1e-o'eo-
lion Of the old Board with so little ceremony was
favorably ,y=.s;-eated upon by the friends OF inc
present management
George Macculloch NliT-r was tho only New
York director present. Senator De7ew beng 'he
guest n judge Townsend at the Yale inautura RAJ.
Beside the election II officers only TWO gu, ..s
came Up FOR vote. Roth We're all.V'r l.
Ing tho time for exchange Of STOCK io' ~
roads ten years and the other relative 20 u'""
bridge closing. and both were passed. ,-r,,oro
The following directors We're rec rf ca " 49,.
u Risbor I}ridccrort. Henry c. Rohinscn iiaI,,
ford. Charles j. clark New-Hayen' Joseph f 1I,
Rye y y. Chauncey VI. Dcuew. New y OK ii N
York. Leverl'f Brarcrd. Hartford J 'NVt,1h1er
Morgan New-York. George Macculloch Miller
Ncw-York. John NJ Han New-Havcn. Char,sS
Choatc Boston. Nathaniel Thayer boston. ~ ~
ron Conn. Carlos French. seymour Conn., ''coIS'
J Brush New-Iiaven' Dover Warner bridge
port and Arthur j. osborne. New iaNch - 49,
S-ockholdrr.' auditors Charles A. White. New
Haven and William VI. Hudson. Hartford.
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ATTACHUENT FOR S25O.O0O.

SERVED IN THIS CITY AGAINST ARCHER HARMAN
AND TIE ECUADOR DEVELOPMENT COMPANY.
Deputy shoriN O'Donnen received an attachment
Yesterday for $4,000 against Archer Hartman and
the Ecuador Development Company, 81 80. 50
WaN-st. in favor OF Walter Walker The at
tachment was served the Office OF the company
and upon four other parties Tho attachment was
obtained on The ground that Mr.. Harman Is n non
resident and the company foreign corporation.
At the Office OF the company the clerks would not
say ANYTHING about the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-19
FUTILE TO SUCCEED WILSON.

HEAD OF THE BOSTON AID MAINE SYSTEM
CHOSEN PRESIDENT or THE MAINE CENTRAL.
Portland Ne oct. lS.-Lucius futile. OF Boston
the head of the Poston and Maine system. was to-
dsv chosen president Of the Maine Central Rail
road. 70 succeed Franklin A. Wilson. Of Bangor.
who last month gave notice that he would re're
The Maine Central road has been controlled largely
for some time Boy men VINO are closely iden'lnel
uci,h tna Ens.on m N--ne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-19

at wsehawken and conveyed II TO Br9SSy be On nea
yard tug N dlnn2emonies The death OF Commando
Mason was due to loss Of nlo9d a., qnu wa as, born in
this city in iSS and was sradUa'ea nr iro5 in
,odo rs one Of the officers the Brooklyn AZ
he hattie Of Santiago, when Ccrvera's Meet wa
0,,.by rho Spanish war broke out he had been on
.be rstire5 list since 1864. He thought MS county
un,eb, need his service and so he enlisted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-19
VERDICT FOR THE REV DR. POTTER.
JURY AWARDS HIN $500 DAMAGES FOR

JURY AWARDS HIM $500 DAMAGES FOR
EVICTION FROM THE TABERNACLE.
The Rev DIT Daniel c Potter the former pastor
~ the Tabernacle In Second-ave.. Manhattan Sc
cured a verdict OF IS against the New-fork city
Baptist Missionary Society, from Jury IN tho
Queens County Supreme Court, AZ Long Island
CITY yesterday. He sued the society FOR SlpeV
damages for ejecting him from the parsonage OF
the Tabernace lie alleged that As he had
Judgment against the parsonage he could not be
legally put out The case had been on trial before
Justice jerks for about week and nj his direc-
ton tho fury handed IN sealed verdict
After il had been read John f. Parsons. the
LAWYER on behalf OF the Missionary Society, asked
maj n bo set aside and "a new trial ordered Jus
ticc jerks said he would hear arguments on Mr..
courthouse here IN Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-19
INCORPORATED AT TRENTON

Trenton. y. J.. oct. lS-Articles Of incorporation
were filed here to-day follows:
Tho Alaska Conner Company pacifal 8 nm no
10 mine copper and other ores IN Alaska. Copora-
tors Jacob 4 Cantor Robert H. McCutcheon md
Edwin : RaynOr al Of Jersey CITY.
The Chaprara sasar Compa59y 80 gaPi'ai S'""'
The Ncw-York Kaoltu Company. capital $1,000
t. produce kaOliu.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


REFINED PRIVATE FAMILY va lld ief
20 two ~ three gentlemen perfectly ~
pointed second hoor suite. d@2 I"Nins
fou.aE
Two NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. With
IN American famnt references *
changed. Top East llftt ST.
22D ST 4i9 WEST Handsomely fur
nis1ed rooms. large and small al im
pr1ycments. convenient o. all railrla'-
terms 1lerate. private house.
10TH ST 80 WEST Comfortably flr
uished rooms. private house. all con
veuisrres. Ief"rer .r-
III WEST 1871 ST Desirable iarge sec
orl ava third story front rooms. south
frr exposure. Amer, an family. referrr .es.
36s WEST s5TH ST Large second foos
alcoNc room. So private house. suii7 be
10y Two gentlemen s. 90 weekly. heaf.l.
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MACHINERY.

At REDUCED PRICES. 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaTanfeel machinery bought and -
changed GbORGB b. EDDY. 39s Mad.
gOf
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LADDERS AND FLAG POLES.

~
PORTLAND LADDER co.
lIbUllERN Laase,s n any quantity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-19

FIREMAN Young man az boiler fireman
Dr elevator runner. office ny factory
iraiirc preferred. best reference l..
lfNk. . -G4 -ih.uvc.
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Al NFk1ISEME&TS ard subscriptions fsr
The Tribune received Al their f-if.nn
once. No. i.242 BTondwHy. - door north
~ 3lsi-st-. until O'Clock =. IN. alter-
utemenif resolved a. the following branch
o'hces a, regular ONCE rstes until : O'Clock
?. m, viz. "a shave A. q cor. 23I A.
it2 9Th ave. cor. l2th-st.;
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BOOKS.

~/.~-~-~-~-~-~~-~>.~~
LARGEST & CHEAPEST
Boob sale Ever Known. over 800. 90 vol
urnes q literature are on sale and ere ir
~ o,eres g.. IN. lowest figures in tho last
century. - 900 magazines AZ l.. r. o.
each: Is go paper novels from j.. Z. Joe {,
5000 school and text books rom e. %
&c. 5000 novels and works q fiction
from 3. 10 80, 100 m-liaa. p -As from
Zoe ~ 500 each. 100 standard sets
from 30 o. 5000. 100 SIS 2 'ncy
o!opetiae s. ~ 20 81 40 and IN fact.
books covering every branch - Aierait
the publishers. 80 catalogues ISSUED.
second hand school books. reN.e" 0ks
ane books 4 al kinds bought s7.c and
exchauged high - cash prices paid calls
~ residences free IINFRING'S NEW
YORK BOOK EXCHANGE. ~ Broad
way. Oef 9Th and IO'h SIS open even
frRs
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ROSE C0GHLtN RELIETED or HER DEBTS

JUDGE BROWN GRANTS THE pETITIoNs ~ BANK
RrPTcY OF THE ACTRESS AND OTHERS
Judge Brown Of the United states District Court
Yesterday granted discharges 20 thir;y-two bank
rurts among whom were Rose Coghlan me
actress. under the name Of Rosamond Maria SUI
Ivan who Is relieved of liabilities 10 the amount
Of 81 '36. Eugene j. Swan. promoter Of no j"
broadway. liabilities slp53s Ward + Robinson.
hotol manager of 30 C3 boulevard. liabilities
s32 G25. John and David Dunn. builders OF No. u
West Nincty-nfth-st.. liabilities &2l@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-19

-Oor~OoNo(~o~o~o-OC-ONN. o-0N-oO0NNoNo-NN-o~~
CARPETS cleaned by steam. ~ hand or
Co. ] SIS Hroad9sy. 42l East 4sth st.
COE q BRANDT Tel 1872 3sth
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SCARCITY OF cans TO CARRY COKE.
PENNSYLVANIA FURNACES MAY HAVE TO CLOSE
DOWN FOR LACK OF FUEL.

PENNSYLVANIA FURNACES MAY HAVE TO CLOSE
down FOR LACK OF FUEL
poa,,0 Penn oct IS (SpecaD The furnace
mon in the schuylkn Lebanon. East fennsy'
vania and Iehigh valleys are experiencing ooHe
famine and unless they supplied more prompt!
Il VIII be necessary for some 10 bank UP '"'
stacks. There are few furnaces that nave Wo'e
than . few days supply on hand This Is nor o"e
20 a shortage Of coke but through the inaoliN OF
the railroad companies 20 furnish the cars -
was thought that the Keystone furnace, IN ms
c,,, would have 10 be blown out. but fortunately
this was avertcd by the arrival OF some fuel
The matter is regarded as serious. ana IL Is
hoped by furnace men that the railroad companies
Will hurry along the coke moro promptly ne
trouble with the railroads IS that they are pHC.l-
ca,y swampod with freight; and IN Consrl M
me n ovenent Of the traffic IS slow. The new luI
mace ~ Lebanon will start up as soon as the own
ors can get coke II is announced this afternoon
that the Reading Railway company mas "fdrreu
80 new coal cars. hut Il Will be months helo
tboy viii be- delivered The coke scarcity affects
twenty furnaces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-19
YE LANCASHIRE I'M.

LIBERTY. SULLIVAN COUNTY. y. Y
r. w. LANCASHIRE 81 co.. Props.
steam, Heat Electric Light. l'rn improvements.
+ h scoaeli New York Representative
I Madison Avenue 40 ''r.lnl' '.f's taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-19

JANlTlR Married man. first class rey
"rnn.'s place 49, jar'f0r. fat JAMES
EIlHIlN 10 West 2Jfh ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-19

FoltMAN. Wishing - connec, with
ue Wi niesale clothing house. hive
Dad several years experience wth very
prominent Nrw iOrk house. and with best
of reference ana practical IN all IFS de-
tails Address COMPEL ENr. care Joseph
li'.k i"' -fanhope ST.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-19

wAsIEn seaFp''s erl Apply at II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-19

JANllNN German American. hind, with
t..l-. understands steam heat. Al refer
fr.tt NDNNEN 1873 Avenue 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-19

HANN} MAS 20 work AZ anything not
particular CROMWELL. 5l6 West
I..a.fgaf
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
OFFICE ASSISTANT. H. IN reliable house
l., .,bi.. . Years experience. excellent
re,srence' J BAUM. % Sutton Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-19

COOK Hy Young kin good plain cook
willing and Yhligrg . years months
cifs reference Call Tor tNo days. present
employee III Lexington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-25
ERIE RAILROAD.

Though trains -ate Sew-Y0rk foot n 'hampers-st.
s ,,.l1ws and ne minutes earlier from Wes' 2si-si.
o.oo A. v-Vesfitllei Lxpress daily for bilf anton.
Wsteriy Emra Buffalo. Bradford. arrive b1He"
.,no - =, ye.,,s.- "a ,irntee-Fas, NAL daily sold
~" .t'.y. ,rr.ves Gle, Gland 10 = 81. chicago.
VI sieepers 10 Chicago 'ie'ea'' anu '
$50 r. M-Bura5 srt C.'e,,ndp ye. ~, ao ~
q5se.5wn 100 A N. Youngsi"n - 2 a ~ O ~
lard - 80 p " sieepeFs 70 h1'i''' 81"
AK r. y-naiy solid Train for Bnsaaf'h "a
Flmira and chicago Sieeb''' 81
Cincinnati Dining a.. ..r,.- ...r -rfNf,N A..
ATI5Ss AZ Ill ii3 2ei 8"i s.i 's ~ al
\ aEf and 20 s-f l--t1-
way L. snd IS, a3f ferries. New rk 33S
- so Fsl,5n-st s. Broadway Brooklyn l-5 RIVER -,
.-, station. New lrs ttan-f-r
III To- and G., ecss baggage from h'e.s and resi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-25
..,.nnnEAN PRoDrcE 1919.

Liverpool Oct rs 70 p m-S.os'ng Wheat No 2
t t, a. as No california. d. sia6s $40 corn--Amer
49,, IVA spot nea quiet. 81 go 90 Cd quiet IS -. 3.
,,,-r-@s steady N1yemtef IS 1@d. December. 81 SD.
lamar Is go frour-st Luis fancy winter aul -
y'-.i Butter rcd states
a. I'D ia. Petroleum. 7aa Pea Cansa.an 5s sd.
"A London f-a-y rs III prime cify
st4aey =. % Desf-Exfra India mess strong. It's 80
prime rnsss strong lie 30 Pork Prime uess Western
ss+-'ry SIS I-4fd-Ar-rear refined in fails sf@nIy
ass "a prime " stern Heroes steady. 2ss Hams
short cut a 20 il a. steady as Bacon Cunoer.aat
cs - O. - steady 3ls short rb u o. - n steady.
- O.. .re clear mlddes eat ~ & 81 2 tu. SIS Cd
M clean m ltl-f. heavy 20 g. 90 . tll. 81 81. short
dear back. is l. dll 30r 80. clear bellies IL g.
III 2. tu. e1- Shul4ers-Squere y fo u 70 firm.
1I a. Cheese American white dub SIS 81 3D.
collrel dull sss Ceu nseed ol-hul refined N.'e,n
90 % Rosln-Common steady As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-25

PASTOR OCT - Tho wool market has been active
ms ueek with prices r,m 10 an sralrs Territory VOC.
continues lead fl- Transact 'rs tlne Wfli4m ana
me are bringing 5203+e on he secured basis. ~t..e
'-r...re staple fl@ece woods
arm bl, trerngs are limited Australian woods are cut
tins a small hgpre the trsnsac'ions. owing e. tls.
s'a-,ffv The following quotations ir lsal'i :
descriptions. Ohio and Pennsylvania nre.es s
se-,s 8gf3ic w and X& and above. 81 45-' a.'al.,
- H. 'r-r-tt~g 34045c NO . TO- 32d23- Mcnisa
IVl.ronsln etc-X n hlgan -lg2Jc - Ml.D... -
.,~iping 3.a33c 80 do ta3lc. 30 li.ihel, -.
9.5 az X, do 3D43ir. New YORK Nv ,-s
90 a. -1~.-f efrST SO New York. "" -fitH'lSi,-
a. $3.50, o.a3lr d.iain- Michigan 32q'I3c " -
Co., rnefluni efc-Kentucky and Indians 4us a.
49,. ,..-..r, three-el glfls plovl 49, -
,rt.~ BID combing 2iG22c. tsee-es.t 10.
s,t4 ,lr,t,nz ie99Oe. Jake and Georgia --H-p'
= -. t,- Montana and Dakota hne medium aai
A. is5as scourec 5Sq54c. staple 3>e~ ss,,s a.
me Ar medium and nne. loHlsc seo-Ie- 800
i..s.,sc Australian. scoureI pass ~. Ls,--.
,.-.,nlrs ,upernn- -n4s-c. good 'NaS' "''7"7' ''e
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rNrorrs toby.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-York October .. lS9q
---.- --.. market foi coffee futures str rey
- DAY by SUPP ugy firm cables from foreign
".-. q.as. portrayed bull movement Ci 20 mean
,.,ors IN European markets and testified - decided
y. .-.,@e-r NJ tre addition 81 Brazilian speculative
M cables we're accompanied by generous buy
20 -, CON E-r1in shorts mace haste 10 retrtnen
..t -5s srresus1, public sent ID Rood.y number ~
'.'- '-se-s al which aided 90 advancing rtl.es
ts~fs Al t.e .qtu.ns and In keeping the inarke'
g. healthy condition throughout the day IN the nope
o., .-s-tlas a4lll4t tl large scale some ~ The
--e courageous bears attacked TO market 1ig us5
,re -.-.. ~. these Offers we'd lnefiecti
..aryet each i', gathering fresh t-l iupetu. me
..a vss steady u - prices net unchanged 70 " points
sr.- the market having partially reacted in sympathy
M late dr1q .n Hafre. Total sales Of futures yea neg
~ nl.i hags MS Including number of exchange oi
~ near ~ fhe nihs- The scalpng cnIilA. TX
.-a-f I'd almost exclusively on the bull side The Ii
sf5,.r.en, IN f1tures dd much 20 tone up me s.,',
s-. Ion sr1 coffee The latter developed SURPRISING
Ign an! "a by sk general demand prices In0Fti VT
- .-- invoice lots and csc fr 1ootirE PAL els "
- p'r Arrivals IN Sew-York Include = .,rt rags
Is and u 0oD haEs Santos. The steamer j. W i.
's-s5 Santos f8r this country yesterday WIN 4"'.
ts.. The present stock = coTee IN me lnieH 9."s
,.p.- -.s- rrazlar 3255 2i bags aecr'Aie . '..
a. ..rrs~eS with that q week ago New oIN et..s
e. 90 bays Frano!sc7 l5-oI bags ana Ne"-'-'-'
IN. rare o.. contract prices IN the local market today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-25
SOUTHERN corrox MARKETS.

=, Louis Ort - cotton quiet mi1diing ! l-l1s.
low n,lt4ire she good ordinary. &C. n~t -ec-ipts %
tales. gross l5l shipments. , no. stock. f'fIV
v.v- 0r.4rs Der cf-Cot'-n quiet mi-l'ins. . &C
ou rnliing ; l6c. good ordinary bAc, nef receipt
II 229 bales gross. i3 99s exports o. Great LHia' '''
cossrssse eIlo. sales nm. stock -s2O-l
Savannah OF 24-C0tton quiet m.1diins. l3-lee
las, r~iil'rs i g. lG god ordinary. li-ld- receipts
scas cyr-rte 70 Great Britain $500. coasi"se. 1881
sales Alb stock lol '3l
Memphis OCT 24-Cotton steady. mifllins. e. low
iFsiing 9 lG. good ordinary lilo. net receipts
-ee ssies gross 473e shipments 3loi. sales 5000
sf. X. ii9. 4-3
4i..,,,-s o., oi-co.ton nominal. n.1alng 7'ac
i,g, r,isslng r. good ordinary. 5lSc gross receipts
20. bales. Stock l4-l1
,-..e,.o- or o4-c-r-or easy. ma4llns i-i8c i3N
fs''-- fi-i6c glo4 orararg 63-l5e. receipts 'el
ba.e exports D. Great Britain 5-6e 90 Fran, H. 500
sai-e l. ~. stock iea32-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-25

chicago. o.t - Trade n cattle to-ia. ~as rssre91s
-s -- 80 ruled ueak ans lower Cod ~ is,-f r. a.
ft :. s.asf - rrnrn- % med I'M - - - - -
49,. Fers aad ,.tes Sass - - aga O ~ srspiv Of
te|- e..e.ieI IT, demand ant fnrher rs' "a liza
-,. 3D. .-...e was scored Fair 20 prime o.. e -
q. . t.t, -. sa~s g. -O4t IS nike - ~ - o., o.
hs-h4rs - l5qsl f2h hsh Te.kni- ~ ~ seusn! for
- III prices ruled strong 70 ioc hsner ios sogst -
Hp o.. choice aheep sold AZ S-aSt -,
.s ranger Irnsn s. l5a<l p lambs Were .sets :.
salxt sl mon hinae ~ IN s'fs.
G.,e. Western larlus biitsths - 80
e. n Recerts. Cafte 300 head hogs 'I"o' s"''''
= 80 go. .o ~,,.t.
Cincinnati oct ei-Hoss strong al . l'ss' 80 rrfs
s1y IN :. 75lsl ~ sheep steady a. <-sS' w. Aa''
sf.1.i, - s. -5lS5 -
East panslo oc, % receipts ~ sale aad ihrolsn
s..-r ana hn1s the twenty your nouns filtl
w. = s.. v.ra.f a-t- l3 cars sheep and lambs. 10
-r- '.e- -ars stfmerfs .aft.e. y cars s'--l ai4
frr.f. ears. bugs. - rare ta'il-- ne IRA y ~
no cliar change tone There VAS me tfeso osi
s,f. -rt f4lr general demand "a. - were Or NOD
--.. ,rrrfr falr demand aut unchanged Choice %
tfa we're quotabls a. s. 1875 good to choice SsS 30
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WEST STORE RR.

trains leave Frsrkln So station y a. f'Ao~
49, ~ M later from f0ot q " i2i So
r. fiI:l5 " 0y. 49, So u .3S a ND ca'skiL sara
- f0ga and Mohawk Express A..
.I2s45 NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED. foF Detroit
chicago ara s. LOUIS Dning ra~
C. has p " Hudson River Fxpr.ss
.5.,5 " ALBANY and Montreal tAffsss -
-5:45 II Cw. 42t ST. 6 Is ! NJ. Chicago ard 81
800 y R.~al9 and Niagara Fails Express
.gtI5 VI Detroit and Chicagn Eapr,ss -.
r r-I>ates brooklyn Annex. = 40 - A. " r.. 1900
r n Jersey clfy p r y. station. n ~ 20 A ~
c ia 30 T. sDally fEsCept sunday
T ,a.,ahiee % principal hotels and Offices higgao
cAec,ls N flref ~ residence bv Nsscos Express
, LAMBERT Gersfa Passenger Agent. y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-25
BALTIMORE & OHIO z. z.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MAY H. 1899
InH I'M. MEsI.

ron M WEST.
Leave New York 9TH Ferry lNhitea all TermnaD and
fcct 2 Liberty Time sno~7 . from Solth ferry
Leave I.,erty street minutes later
.,..rv Except SUNDAY Sundays.
o'HIf.GO - 81 a n Liberty street cn'y) 'i23 m
AMI - 10 night ..x
r H. 80 10 night
CINcINNA1l ST. LOUIS '9@ a. m. 'o33 D. M.
'l2lo nisHt. ~ n,,, r,.,xs
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE y So 'ea3 fDnerl'
IL % lDner. ti25. ~ n9'nfn. - g3nsr'
.if5 lDinerl -555 n. tDneD AMI 'i2lO night
NORFOLK. ti25- p
al trains are Illuminated With Pintsch Light
O.hces ll9 H. POI i3i l2si Broadway, = tnion 50
" io7 D.werf ! 800 and IFS, Fulton ~, Brook
i'm Whitehall Terminal and Liberty a. Baggage CHECKED
from hotel dence 20 tssiinstion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-25
RAILROADS..
new YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIkISiCN.
ql2 NJ ard $50 " Daily, except sunday 10
Pi'tsfeii. sundays only n 20 A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars On all through trains
Trains Illuminated with pntsch Light
Ticket Offices al rs 2Gi. 4i3 and 1915 Broadway -
Union 50. W. 25j columbus Ave. 81 West 18TH >:
18Th s. and isSfh s. stations New York 33s and 726
Fulton -. and Broadway r. d. Brooklyn
Telephone $3.50 Corfanlt' flr New York central CAB
Service Baggage checked from hotel or residence oy
GEORGE II DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-25
LEHLGkI VALLEY.

a C1rfisn4 and Deshrose- ttrreu
fp ana r !. ferresI
time sd Oer hgures C9land or Desor roses
daily SUNDAY caves - sunday leaves d. elAcS
t.6.55 7.0OAN. Local forEASIo%,, v,r,s.
qre a' r., local points Paror and Dining Cars Con
-, <. - 90 Nsor "aLAcK DIAMOND Ex-
PRESS" train IN tie word LIZ l ~ seAtlAg
ca-i1iry il~y . CONNECTING VII fol2A ,eeIeis
70 Detroit sri chicago Dining Car service ,sfie ,o,,
s. For " .LhE- tAALf. stEANlOS.
t355 los Coal Braacne~ and niermed.ate poin~
'-I55 5.fJP D. alfnr AIfH CHtNn.
+s51O 5.2GPM locator MAI CT GU TX.
ID. % l.lDP.N q. L0csl Express Tor EA~IoN.
go VI. 0GPY Pr pIGai) snl points West Through
elseoias Car. to chicago and IUfOn. o. -,,o,.~o
-,.55 90 " Express Tor BUFFALO anf TORONTO.
\. IL Sur Sleeping qI--elgers carried
.IO1j I d 40 n ForfTHAcA ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
AZ est Sleeping car ~ 4 tieat
80 pIAiNFIFTD a.t BO 80 BROOK, locals. daily erceft
sunday - 5Itg - D. 25I = i0 AZ So aLi - P n
Tickets ard Pullman odsonsa Il Us zl - ~ ~ ga
1854 Bros .war mon square West 25 C0gwhls Ave IL
So Frtln = = Bdwy and Annex Ssien hrookyn
call FOR aud cheek baggage from hOte4 on
1eucc f,-lusl ID destination