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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-15
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
Meeting in charleston-What It viii
Do-Republican State Central Com
nittee to Meet in Wheeling.


mittee to Meet in Wheeling.
Special Dispatch to the lntelllgencer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Jan. 1.-THE
meeting Of the state Democratic execu-
tive committee. which will be held here
January %, will not consider the matter
Of fixing time and place for holding q
convention to select delegates 10 the
Democratic convention, since II Is the
custom OF that party In this state 10 Sc
lect these delegates at the congressional
conventions, which are usually held
early in May. This is owing to the fact
that West Virginia has an apportion-
ment which renders 1t practicable to
distribute the delegates equally among
the four congressional districts = three
to district.
merely TO fix the time and place for
holding the state nominating conyen-
tion. Thus far this matter has been
but little discussed. and there is no Ger
tainty as TO where Il VIII 60. WheehnB
iE bidding for the Republican conven-
lion. and will in all probability get It.
as the Republican leaders have been
making II the headquarters for their
more formal conferences.
The object OF the meeting Of the Re
ppblican state central committee. at
wheeling, February 81, on the other
hand, is 10 tx the time and place for
holding the convention, or conventions,
10 select delegates to the Republican ma
tional convention.
The members Of the Democratic COM
mittee are: Andrew Edmlston, Weston,
chairman; W. A. Ohley, Charleston, sec
retary; ]. w. Gallagher, Moundsville,
treasurer; R. s. KInchsloe. Wheeling;
s. r. Davis, Clarksburg, r. F. Kidd,
GIenviIle; II. r. Howard, Point Pleas
ant: George /. Neal, Huntington; Jas.
a Holley, Hamlln, (now OF CharlegtOnl;
Thomas II. Dennis, LewlBburg: W. r.
Chiffon, Charleston; John. T. MoGraw,
Grafton; Thomas y. Davis, Piedmont;
r, M, Fisher. Berkeley Springs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-15
Pastor ResIgned.

Special Dispatch to the IntelIIsencer.
sTEuBENv1LLE, Ohio. Jan, a.
Rev. j. G. stayter. pastor of the
Christian church. resigned to-day, to
take effect March l5. He goes to Ak
ron, to take the pastorate Of the church
there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-15

DURHAM. Natal, Wednesday, Jan.
lO.-There is Boer commando in zam.
baans country, Zululand, within days
march of the sea with wagons. It is
believed to be waiting for supplies and
ammunition secretly landed near st.
Lucia Bay.
The Beers have looted all the stores
and mines in the Swaziland territory
and the ruined natives are completing
the destruction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-15

enemy's left flank on January TO- ad-
vanced from sliumger's Farm, on jan
uary II, with cavalry and horse artil-
lery to lombard Boer lager east of
colesburg Junction. but was unable to
outiiank the enemy.
"ReconnaIssance OF cavalry and
mounted infantry pushed north at
Bastard's Mex and examined the coun-
try north of the ridge.
'Gatacre reports no change.
IAN well on December 2s at. AEafek-
ing"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-15
poer Side Of Story.

From the Boer side come reports Just
ns interesting. A lad Of seventeen
wrote to his mother, after the battle
Of Elandsluagtc. and the letter is pub
tfshed in the Journal de Geneve as fol-
lows
1--WE were on a kopjc. our horses
were behind It In n hollow. As the In
rantry advanced against us we began
shooting. when It looked as II we were
going to be surrounded a certain num-
Der OF our men fell back to another po-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-15
Wcntbor Forecagt for To-day.

FOR Western Pennsylvania and Ohio
Threatening Monday, with light rain on
the lake; threatening Tuesday; Aght
northwesteTly winds,
For West Virginia Threatening Mon-
day, with light showers In the afternoon;
threatening Tuesday; variable winds.
Local TemperatUre.
The temperature Saturday as observed
ty C. Schnopf, druEgist, corner o. Market
and Fourteenth streets, was as Follows;
: u. m...,..,,",,. ~ ~ m''''''''''s'''
D A. ul...,,,..,.,. "a u, mu,....,....,, ~
ie m.,....., ..... ~ \ WeNther-cloudy,
Sunday.
a. m..,.,,,... Sp. Tu,..A,.,,.." =
u a. m.....,.,..,. IS Up, ni,.....,....U H
l9 m.".,," .,,.,. "a Weather-F'air,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20

METALs-There was very little business II any, IN me ne
their In sympathy with decline a Of su Sd for for
closing $40 sSgsa copP E f DESPITE
tf timed sh'P p decline e9sas qaet al [
changed s. 81 ara $ 72 .s asked sRs ss. E ~
Pig iron warrants weak So The brokers' price for
efa AN6 on the part of
hdsnce Of sellers lag any respect choice New
were chiefly after ,s ups f TeTe
the city eon59sen The Close was Arm 6 G
4Sc G5S 9o io slTsp cemmo open
@l9c; 13g14c; good 1510c prime 2ea22c fancy,
OCEAN FTeBIGHTrs- Grain steamers were in limited
demand today but the offerings we're light rates were
and May loading In other trades there was moderate
ong T9yaee trades was inquired for but suitable
@ wa. aus IN ali a. to
fgs were Sd 6 n99n S Ana S M9y sSs9w ID
AnwerP Az a, Hamburg 80 pigs ROTTERDAM &c o MAY
OILS ottonsesd oil firmly held and quiet with
tiau sS STey p STEADY and s% :? steady
Pe,ln%sPea p, g6ls 50 g End bulk cases
coTToNsEED oIIemPrime crude bbIs. 35e nominal
nominal butter grades ssc PRIME white 4o@ic prime
wineg yellow t2e si,g llGfsa American raw ssg
Hinged 81 ggaea PC under city BRANDS ara oil s'@5s
prices yes,sriay with weakness
m pas % 81 Re M ees sean@ o
market in the hour. July rita were in
Chicago with 1900 espec,sd ON Friday Kansas City hsd
ass H. family 81 &gs5 short eesr sis
BEI1FQuiet: mess, $40 5GQs1l: family si2qsI3 80
$40 CO.'S 5os2I Sc f5f IS SF
5 6qscns 5as Sc; $50 n &c: 100 NJ I've pigs 7ae
shoulders cute, &c Picked hams frn; loiEa11c.....
Lara South Srcs ssa G s5ssSS s46,
sTEARINE- cleo city stearine sac
RICE-Both domestic and foreign medium high grade
at the close steady to firm Sellers offered sparin8ly
where staple was specially choice News from primary
follow: Domestic common low fair. 2iSd4c fair
Patna. AZ "a Nc: Japan. 4%a4Tsc Java, 4+G4&c; Ran
DAY but general seadiness obtained to the close The
heavy sales Of shade lower served
and crushed 51o dominoes lin half bbs only and mould
A o4oc: cubes and NhHX powdered 300; powdered.
on sFanGa zoe Eagle Coarse r hagis sdnt aG
fine graduated. 53oc Eagle cartons bags
fine graduated standard granulated and diamond A
5l5c: conectioners' A. 495c: Nos l. g. 4stc;
40 o 500 No 10 445c: No H. 4oc: Nos ~ ls IL i5
and 10. $3.50 large business done
Importers obliged concede something
s CGa D lndua 70 ake hold "a however ana bids at
test molasses sugar The bushes. REPORTED inc1 ~ 10
bags Cuba nolasses sugar in port az II Ice 81
9sr and an ohtS 'f hnr 4aoa sai at
rfugal In port 7loc x-ship 80 test: 269s bags
test 80 hhis sar Domingo muscoyado in port at e e
ship 50 test The London cables disappint-
months PST DOWN te TO @ e. nat sn and .s 2e with 6@
with only light offerings; Java quoted l2s iOAd and fair
90, tons p'''''' '"''pe"" visible supply iS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. APRIL 20. 1900

81 per head Dressed mutton Arm at s91o1sc per 10;
dressed lambs 1oal2e; country dressed spring
lambs quiet at s2as5 per carcosa
sales-McPherson Co: 2ii unshon Bni1a 10 s an
SO io unshorn and clipped sheep Cixed 81 ID
81 25 spring lambs at 81 each. - =.
81 do rs No. at 81 %: II Indiana sheep. ID 10
a SO: IL do, 10. a. SO. do. 90 10. at 81; lSo
clipped lambs 81 10 at So so spring lambs at
per
r. Harrington: 253 clipped State lambs y ~ at
81 - .
NJ Collins: 30 clipped Ohio sheep twethers)' 30 H.
s. 20 .,.,
about half a market. Steady for hogs with
q trhe Western pigs. state hogs were suote
s. goG$8 100 10; mixed Western do at = GgSa So
pigs 25GS5 90 Country dressed steaoy AT
per heavy light weights
Sales-S Judd Co: 80 Western hogs, 152 10 average
per date yesterday. pa mixed western
hogs. 104 n, S. 90. 40
Andrew Mullen date yesterday: 10 State hogs rs
10, So 760 n. at 50.
Tobn & shannon: State hogs. $50 10. at So
H. Hollis yesterday: 2 State hogs, 10. az
So %; rough. 200 10. at 81 95
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20
y 80. " n, ~, " W, ~ y.
STOCK IN HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-YOrk. April 10 1900
BEEVEtS-Receipts 40 head a for
slaughterers a owe O No and
feeling weak. Dressed light demand and prices
weak 6isGstc native sides
London cables quoted refrigerator beef
No shipments OF live stock fresh
CALVES-Recepts 697 head. all for market and
at Sixtleth Trade duh. and limited inquiry
ess than half the offerings sold Prices
on from Wednesday. Common very prime veais sold
az q 2ogs8 per 100 m city dressed yeals ga
ltr 10 lower. general a
G9Ac strictly prime stock SOLD sac; little calves
easier "a 54J9c.
Sales Q curtis s Son: 10 veals IN n average ut
81 s7lf 100 NJ iB5 49, Ia: do. NJ
at s4 Is
Andrew Mullen v-as 100 10. at so; do % n, at
81 %; DO 10 IL 81 62ia: 10 do s. 10. at 81
SHEEP AND I.AMES-Receipts 1871 or 2S0
head all the market. and counting the stale stock
there 49, sale which ST. a
city and ut sxtieth-st. Sheep supply
ana good stock nrm; lambs moved prices
were dropping averaging loo lower. Eight and half
sell at late Fair unshorn sheep
81 per 100 NJ clipped and unshorn do S. 25
choice clipped wehers S. Is; inferior medium IN
lambs al so 25QS7 Is. very prmeb on pr-
probably at something So clipped lambs
s6GS6 TO- for fair Buffalo a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20

opening abroad. But instead Of theory
being realized English market. opened SO I'D lower and
wheat and -four quotations closed 5ai5 points lower
Berlin and budapest markets. the only hrm spots in
respectively A little foreign selling of July wheat
account In this market The ENGLISH visibe Supply state
ment; generally received Monday. came in to-day
bic supply scheduled to show some Mon
day. although just how much is a matter doubt, be
cause Of the opening Of navieation Northwest stocks
at the seseoard was again light amountns to about "a
10000 red for shipment The features home
crop deveopments included most satisfactory reports from
high temperatures make the position of growing wheat
satisfactory few complaints Of drouth In the
had little effect upon the market Northwest receipts
257 compared with 2s2 the previous week
favorable the crops with beneficial
rains although large OF wheat has been turned
S to SheT as q cash 3 q NE
hard Duluth; !sAe No hard Manitoba, ISc and NO !
Chicago .CORN-The excellent condi
tons In Western States for corn planting together with
decided weakness in markets abroad started corn on the
down grade yesterday and up to the close decline OF
%a7sc had been registered in the local market Very
little export interest shown at the seaboard ana only
about . loads could be found all ports while the sea
board clearances equally unimporant The one
operators continued small movement from fret
1000 bush result of its bids sent through the country
Wednesday the liquidation at Western points
there considerable corn put out on short account re
sultng time during the last hour in rather sharp
rally subsequently yielded however to renewed
offerings from local sources The English markets closed
delivered and 47c o ahoat .OATs-In sym,
PATTY with declines in oh markets. oo 1a' net fo lover
Large sales July at the Wss. also had some SOM
a: No White 's soc f Se White track
2s629isc; track white sos33c No white Clips soss
western. e2e 7 b ahoat: state rye. SIC / New
York CARROTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nev-York. April 49, 1900.


~otrr-y-r-Te coffee market was little disturbed by
q r1mor suggesting a suspected Of bubonic plague
az RIO said "a suspected case TINS dld
NOT seem TO justify any particular alarm in the co1ee
effect Of advance
BY noon the market
pas unchanged points higher. compared with the
closing figures previous having opened steady
ar unchanged prices decline of points During the
forenoon july from Up 81 o. but the aver
age of accounts satisfactory. The HaNre
helped little by recovering franc OF q franc
loss reported opening but the final cable failed
continue the improvement the Havre advices. as a
Of A9h pfg Santos was reported barely STEADY
under heavy receipts reported rrnness at
advance of 10 res The The market had
little any support. Warehouse deliveries in
raginsly large. footing up
bags they offset by receipts amounting
a Santos. The afternoon phases
besrish with prices off shRrpy under
selling both accounts and scarcity of buyers
The market barely steady net loss of 5GlO
points q $50 bags Spot Brazilian coffee was
in moderate demand and sod about unchanged prices
We quote: No 3. IL Gss.c; No 7. SIC; No g. SIC.
range prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago, April i9.-Cattle-Receipts 5000 head steers
Toe lower butchers stock active and firm; best
sale to-day two carloads. s. go good 70 prime steers
steady; 81 fOMS5 poor TO
medium 5d1Oc lower light and medium weights about
feeders choice. steady at
s4a$4 90 mixed stockers 5G10c lower SO 30as3 so cows
active S3dS4 heifers 2odS4
s. 2$2 So bulls 50 s0Gsi 30 calves steady at
J0G$6 So; about steady at StH}3 ~
Tex, bulls firm at 80 5GS3 10 Hogs-Reoepts to-day
% head 20ON0: estimated left 1000
$ 45as5 75 good TO choice heavy: s5gs3 %; rongns
s. 4JGS5 80; light 81 4ttGS5 bulk
sales 81 55ds5 67. SheepRecepts. 10000 head; sheep
and lambs steady heavy sheep nov coming mostly
shorn s. 75GS6 q; fair choice
mixed, 81 1895 I5 Western sheep 8 G0gS8 TO- year
ings IS 500 30. lambs. s. 506s7 40; Western
lambs. SG@s7 40
Liberty, April l9.-Cattle steady; extra 50 5og
S. 90; prime, s. 3OGSJ 90 common, So 254s3 30 Hogs
slow and lower extra heaviest s. Os5 So best MEDIUMS
1885 TN heavy Workers So 65QS 20; light Workers.
So 5O$s co. pigs s5Gs5 20 roughs SO 15@S5 sheep slow
quotations clipped stock: choice wethers 50 $3.50 Do
common 50 5OS so; choice lambs SO 10S$6 y; common
TO good. So 50Gi$6; veal calves. IS 5o6S6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20

Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot
moderate nd. sales 1000 bales
port tales American 5000 bales; receipts bales
American. 1000 bales middlng upland. T1di
sfeaay, advance OF l',+N1 n
al Gsa3 Ga advanoe December January 7Iab
2514 b: April prl- May 52Is
Nay-Jane, 5ieAs; June-july 5l6s. Juy-August
sI31.s: August September 5G4las September October
October November i36s; November
gals. Msnobester-Yarns quiet but steady. Cloths
Very little doing.
FilHR AND MEAI.-WitI the o de
winters through demand, nTnl
yesterday and unsatisfac-
tory a sser>s standpoint Although held nomina;ly
10 patents saable above 50 ~. and
gelrolly NOT above 50 70 bb Spring pat
ents F0dS3 winter strghts. 50 4Jqs3 90: winter
pat-Tlts So soQs3 90 spring clears. 81 SJQs3:
winter 81 so1s2 80; extra No winter, 81 ecQs2 40
grade ST. 259sI7 20 ton spot and 10 arrive RYE
FLOUR Easy Quoted Fair good So 9casS %: choice
feDcy. IS ee0s3 "a, .CoFNAEAI<-Dun. Quoted:
Quiet t2uot-d: Fine white and yellow gSc4sl coar~
sgq .FEED--Dh.. Quoted: Spring BRAN spo,
SD q sscks arrive 10 $40 59sl6 50: win
ser brnn ssQsle white: middlings sIGdslS 90;
city bran si6 JOg3J7: homny chop sl6 so oil meal
lnseed oil cake. f2S 20; oil
GRAIE-WHEAT-A sharp decline heat at the
opening was not q durin dsv
although periods
bly, which fairly steady, although I.0
lower than the previous night. Taken
a market throughout the entire
liquidation 81 May wheat, continued ey
ceient prospects and unsatisfactory cables The
the leading influence the opening
rally the close "Wednesday had I'D traders expect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, April I9.-Closing-Beef firm: India
mess iss Cd; prime mess. rs I'd. Pork firm; prime
mess. Western, 6!s Sd Hams short cut; IA 10 10 n
steady, Lard duh; prime Western, in terces, 3s
81: American refined in pals sos I'll. Bacon, Cumber-
steady as; long clear mddes light 80 T. 30 ~ steady
81; clear middles, heavy 30 10 40 ID steady,
42s; short clear 16 Is N, steady. 3s clear
bellies, Is 10, steady, 3Ss Cd Butter finest and
good United States nominal Shoulders square, II 10
il H. firm Sss Cheese firm; American finest white.
finest colored 69s Tailow dull; prime
city. 2ss Australian In London 2ss Cottonseed oil.
refined Mny-AuguSt strong 22s I'd. Spirits tur-
pentne steady. SIS. Rosn, common. steady, IS. Pc
troleum- refined, 7sd Linseed OIL 2s Cd Wheat spot
drl No California, 6s 5dG6s sgd; No l Northern.
spring Ed; dull April nominal; May, 5s 9d;
July SID. Corn, spot. American mixed, quiet.
Ind; futures May As fsd; July "a 17sd sep
tcnlher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston April l9-Cotton steady; middling. lee
low middling 3 Ice good ordinary. 1-16c receipts
l27 bales; coastwise 2o65; sales 15s; stock
43G4S ~ -
baltimore April 1e-Cotton nominal: middlng, Csc
low mddng T-6c good ordinary. 1876; gross re-
cepts $40 bales; stock, 5.7S9. ~
Savannah, April Ie-Cotton quiet; middling. -l6c;
low middIing good ordinary. Ice; receipts
2SO bales exports coaswise IL sales. 49, stock So 2
l9.-CottOn quiet; mi1dlng, 9b2ci
low mddng orc; good ordinary. 1sl6c: net receipts
5s2 bales; gross 4e5 exports to Great Britain Zoo
Memphis April i9-C6tton steady; middling. csc; low
mddling one: good ordinary. SIC; receipts, 2fa
bales; gross 393 shipments 176S; sales 500; stock
81 900
St. Louis April 19-Cotton quiet; middling. csc; low
mddns l-0c good ordnarsa n a6, receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. April 10 1850
BEANS AND Pt1As-IDero Is no change In the market
for domestic white beans Supplies still raD,no
forward slowly and demand is confined 70 small
1obbng orders. Foreign beans having fairly salts
factory movement and the tone is quite on prime
STOCK Green ana Scotch We quote
Beans. choice bush. 81 I5fS2 lTL. 40
medium choice 81 l5as2 iila peas state and Mcbirsn
bills 81 l7iA: do bags 81 Is;
e TO- do white kidney choice. 80 80as2 IS do yeiIow
eye choice, 81 IS do black turtle soup choice 81 sO9
81 g. do Lima California 81 s. imported giants $2 s0b
prime 81 76as2 80; green peas baes 81 III. do St
bags, 81 17HqSf 30 '
BCTTEIt-There q fair demand steadv marie,
Tor fancy Western creamery the basis but the
receipts Of show considerable Increase sud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20

Through trains New York fooJ u Chan9ers *
as follows, and minutes earlier from W sd s.
900 a. paily--BuffalO k,Npress-arr Sl.s- = Is
For Binshamton. Waveriy Elmira and bFad10'H ''"S
train. Coaches and paror 20 Bu~olo a, IA
Daily.-ChicagO Iduitet-Fast man sSs
train Chicago. arriving $50 Arr ClevsI3nd -.
Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati Liinns
80 D m Daiy.-Bur1iO and Cleveland ENpress-AI.
Buffalo 1O5 Bradford 20 jamestown go ana i0cIs,
10 y Cleveland l2S0 m SleepeTs 10 Sa'AS
o.I5 o m. Day.-Sol{d Bingha rnton, Wsvsy'
Emir Chicago Sleepers Buffalo. chicago tincianA'-
Dining -
yINICkETS Local. TIME CARDS AND PCIlMaASS - "a
Il COMBINATIONS at Ill liz. FOL. +0l and 20 SE.-
way l56 I25th St, and 2IS West ls5tA s. -,
and West %, St ferries New NerN Sod AID SO 49,
ST 9S Broadway Brooklyn: 122 River St. H0ooken Al.
Jersey City station York Transfer Co. Gals tor -
checks baggage TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20

Liverpool. April 10. Z p. m.-Cotton-Spot fair de-
mand prices unchanged American middling. 7-16d;
he If bales which 800
speculation and export and included
lean Receipts. 1000 bales. all American. Futures
opened quiet but steady and closed steady the ad
vance American miiding IN c April "a 4d sellers;
April May, 2l-85d sellers; May and June
19Gid sellers; June and July, 1664d sellers; JULY
and August - 6i15 II o4d sellers; August and Sep
4-64Q5 5-64d sellers; September October
48-64a4 47-6ld sellers: October November 80 6i
SELLERS November and December % Cad sell
ers; December and January. 81 8444 2s 64d sellers;
January and February. 25-64G+ CAD buyers
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HARLEM DIVISION.
DIP NJ. 3 Is p. VI. Daily, TO Pitts
field Sundays only 92O A. NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains
illuminated Light
Ticket lis. PSI, and 1918 Broadway y
Union So. w, 2SS Columbus Ave, 81 I25th
l2ah 81 and 1$Sth ST stations New York. 33s 72d
Fulton ST. and lO4 Broadway. f. n. Brooklyn.
Telephone 1850 Cortlandt for New Central Cab
Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. Passenger
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THREE HOURS AND A QUARTER
To Atlantic City via Lakewood
Central r. R. of New JERSEYS
SPECIAL EXPRESS

Is In operation week DAYS only This splendidl,
equipped train composed paTlOr cars new yestth,Is
coaches and drawn by hard coal burning. giant com
$40 NJ South Ferry 3:25 p NJ arrfvirs 80, az
$40 u. Returning leaves AtIen,, L.,
.. 10 7. NJ. arriving & NJ IVY
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Ocean Steamers.

A DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown Office No. 1922 Broadway
% door north OF 3ist until O'Clock m advertise
ments received the following branch offices regular
ONCE rates until o'clock D M viz: pa sth-ave..
cor. I'D 1h2 6th-sve i2thst. Macy
and 14th- l42 Columbus West
West % West
i2dst. between Sth l5o
3d-ave.. between 10th and nth l02d 80 ave near
6lst-st.; ls-ave seth-st: ESQ 9d-aye near
slstst BOD Sd ave. 20 Bieecker ct as Beecker-
2oOs 3i-ave: T9th-st, lD2l ave $50 al
ave. a any American District Telegraph Office
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BALTIMORE & Ohio r. z.

THE WEST.
Leave New York south Ferry (Naiehal Terminate -"
.Daiiv fENcept Sunday 9SunlayA
CHICAGO "a. m Liberty street ony). 'lS0 p n
"' PrrTsBURd $50 a m UIOerty street onlyD. AN
p CTTNcTNNAri. ST. LOUIS. 1000 a. m so -
ROYAL. blue TRAINS.
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE fSOO 1000 (pinsss
eli 30 a m (Diner). tio0 DINER. .lSO (piae.s..
s3C0 ('RoyaI Limited exclusively Pullman Train ~ "a
ana Cafel. 81 DINER, .SSS p (Dinerl. and 'l-S
night NORFOLK. flOO p. m.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch Light a..
Ofrces: POI. +Ss Broadway. IS Union -
W i@T Bowery. y. Y SH9 Fulton st. BROOKLYN; Walss
hall Terminal and Liberty Basgage checked fr'S
or residence to destination.