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New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
NAVAL STORES.

The market roslns about steady unchanged
Tar steady and fairly active Spirits tur
pentine ruled quiet: but steady Quotations follow;
TAR-Regulars, 81 80; do oil. bbls. So 81.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- 55Q55 lsc.
ROSIN-Conmon good strained 81 IoQS1 T2lR; E.
s. 50: F. 81 @O G. 81 SO: II. 81 10 l. 81 3o X 81 so;
NJ, 81 So y, So O5 W So so; W ", 81.
Charleston. March 13.-Turpentine firm at 53c. Rosin
firm; b. G. D, 81 80 E. 81 40: F. 81 45; G.; 81 So II.
81 So; l. 81 So X 50 10; " So 25 W G. So w. 81 10.
Savannah, March I3-Sprs turpentine firm. "a &c re
ceipts. 3O6 bbs sales SO; exports. 100 Rosn firm
A. B. c D. 81 IS: p 81 90; F. 81 So 81 TO: H. 81 50;
l. So X 81 %: NJ 50 80; n, So; So 20; w. SO
Wilmington March l3-spirits turpentne steady SO Z
54c; receipts 70 casks Rosn-NOthng coing receipts,
322 bbs turpentine quiet, s2GS3 % receipts Is
bbls. Tar steady, 81 %; receipts. 406 bbls.
London, March l3.-Turpentine spirits. los 3D.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
OTHER MARKErs-BY rELEGR,pp

Chicago March i3.-Cattle-Recespts 2 5s,. - 90
about steady natives good prime steers
- w poor 10 medium slow shade so
Sc seeS1SS @ q teeders uneha9ged 81 ogs4 rs mixed ses
g. ~ ~ 90 COWS s'eeSS sSgS4 30 helfers slow 81 itS
8: 25 calves lower. 81 509S1 TexaDs stesdy St9
Texas fed STEADY, 81 9oGS+ 90 T 'SNTpts 900
sS isI over @ sSsgnss c 2o 200
and butchers 81 sOgS5 90 good choce Ss SU's' nSei
~ "a. roush asayy 81 500 - eo light 81 Tast az, b
l5nSs c God g sse,Se wehers. s. Soass - Fr -
en0' Ned' ~ ''eF' o. western sheep IS Sass IS
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14

C,OTTON-Taking to-aay's whole. it
buying orders overnight the execution OF
which started local covering the first call together
marx for the session Immediately the call local
to raid the market in cautious fashion
quence of undermining slender margned long Interests
business showed time net loss of Ia points as
feature Of the early trading was active selling
orders directed chiefly to the positions and
regarding be devoted cotton
the most Of the planted fertilizer purchases being
s reported at the ratio OF nearly 10 OF last year
countries We're also contempia ing unusual activity in
and the outlook large consumption Trad
in the old crop positions became Of a hesating
means OF manipulation. Some dispatches claimed heavy
peparat9ns We're IN progress ToF deliveries on Nay con-
insignificant the
feG little to any m e E6sas hn BY s
from,
margin Of prohs is increasing between the price Of raw
cotton and manufactured goods. Private cables.
rule. however not of favorable character they
reported large speculative long interest in Great Britain
and on the & M1ng @ o[ ma market & on @ which to
ket here on covering Among the Change on dts were
North Carolina and chairman of 0
e Sa arna ne g Wit @ pe pePOIs pn fhat a tne much @
bacco this formerly they intend to largely in
ed with the low prices OF the last tobacco crop
r bright ad the aSo are srs grown in Eastern
tant Neills latest circular estimates of from.
supply of American LAyerpool. Is worthy
Of remark that the quantity @ af0at and on board ship
bales the figures being 500 900 THIS year against
in 1899 notwithstanding Ge small amount then at aao9r
March l. last the stock OF Americans Liver
with Of 109 900 bales already this year
present month. unless spinners direct from Iye
epo0i or from The he ships side much more than they
not quite conclusive. worthy OF consideration.
was follows: " "'
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14

HEMP AND JUTE-There firm tone
for sisa But business was quiet ali around Jue and
ute butts slow to trade and nomi-
sSTTent l4s@+G s good current % 4%S Manila hemp
hemp shipment United Kingdom nominal; sisal SPOT
s7sa9c sisa shipment, s9sasa.c; 1ute spot, r b .
nal 9,16q$4se; jute shipment, NJ double triangle and
spot paper quality, nominal ute butts shipment paper
quality l+ql &c; 5ute butts mixing. 2l2G29se tute
III, HIDES,As M As rule there was not much call for dry
hides but the market showed quite steady tone never
moTass lsai9tss: Truxe iec; orinoeo 2e; Tampco,
cruz is.c Puerto cabeo Doc La diuayra 2oc; Caracas
23c fayta lpS; dabase3 ISIS Rio Haehe dry and
Antonio and Laredo, 2oac. Dry salted hides-Payta.
BaG M 4 ssvana sse Mat@
l5 & Texa5 'G city saashisr e native 12
bulls Zoe; cows. I0 GlO1sc; country slaughter steers
EaTHERSr6e cali for Na ali kinds Of leather was not
but the held steady appended prices
thirds acid st seIectoS s5@27
@ sS0nds S soc md aId 5ae as Es1Gs 1a Sq2s
35c seconds heavy 32a33c thirds 3Oa3lc light
backs s6as7c; seconds s4qs5e thirds s&assc; bellies
1920; betting butts. asa4lc Texas oak sole 2dGsOc
was very slack in the metal market to-day.
showed decline Of IS abroad our market in oonse
quence became weak and prices dropped something
lake ee unchanged at SIS rs n"na Ter T a FPy dun
quoted s. 10 bid and 81 10 asked cosed
prices at the close points OF from
yesterday The brokers' price for lead was 81 72. and
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Bot molasses and syrups
rather light especially the best grocery
common I1@iSc fair 14aiec: good. 2Oa2sc prime soa
37c; Neworleans kettle, 44q55o Puerto Rico s4d
ise: prime, 29q22ei fancy 2sG27c. 'Dl''' good ''"
oEAM s the san tonnage market
but in all other departments business quiet Rates
noticed for full cargo grain boats az bur Few wers
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14

lambs. $s6$7 35 - Wu.-
Cincinnati March 13.-HoRs active "a txa.
steady s3as5. sheep steady. - 25ass fs5ssS ear;
df3 e5 's nj. &
East Liberty. March I3.-Catti@ s,eadv.
IS 80: prime. So 2JfS5 40 common 81 5zss,,a Era
steady; prime mediums. S. t5ds5 90 bsa--o ~ y H-s
s5 171s; heavy Workers. s. l0ls5 Is. Iivbt vss "a
pigs 81 70as4 sO roughs. SO SOGs4 70 sheen asrs g.
choice wsthsrs SO 2J<S6 40 common s3 a r at sz
lambs. 81 25GsI 4o common 70 good 3 5l7x-g eAse.
calves Sc 50GS7 -. wv d ssr
East Buffalo March I3-Receipt. OF v,1a
cattle sheep hogs during the t,Ts-, ~ tr-sz>
ended al noon to-day foliors- sssaur Ar,,.
sheep and lambs 5 cars; hogs. 70 cars So = -,rs
same tme-Catt' p cars sheep and la-1sSs "asns r.
hogs cars CattIe-The demand was f.sss cz-
yesterdays close Sheep and lambs -Practicav aas
let for sheep ard lambs to-day. There were 70
and the basis OF lambs 81 q sr leS a,s
.he lambs were 81 506<7 G5 for choice - ne os'k ,
trade cuiet and nominal.y unchanged Tfos- a sha.
ket was slow and 5c lower: heavy. s. 20. 51she
ass Is; Workers. good weight - lO0s5 12ts Ii1s.
stags 50 GOG$3 so "a@s
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14

Spot cotton the local market quiet with prices
unchanged the basis ll-16c middnR upland
and l5-i6c for middling Gulf: sales 100 bales.
Southern spot markets. middling quoted. officially
reported by wire follows: Mobile quiet, 9516c;
vannah steady. . 7l6c I-1Gc; Charleston
of 1sc Wilmington quiet, 9ssc Norfolk steady 9a.
Baltimore nominal 97sc; Augusta steady si8c; Memphis
steady, 5-l6c; st. Louis quiet, 5-i8c. export
follows:
Great Britain. France. Continent
To-day ---.--..--.--.--.- 2lO95 1892
this j. .6sIS2+ 5si 7U7 .p5I
New-Orleans receipts for tomorrow estimated al
llOO0 bales. against l0.3I7 week
and bales a Houston
bales. against 1896 last week 1896 last year
Receipts ports and points to day com
pared with the day last lasty
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

s5 Sn;S3 rSss s5mss
Ted se I nc 4aS No N ERss Ito os cQI3 To hgher & S2
10 corn. Sc Oats aTn; white 25ag @soc; 20 s
mHs Sss X MITE 6ass Fl Flour %nn da 2o No
Chicago. March 13.-The leading futures ranged as
Wheat. No ?: Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.
5ay iy 81: s SS5. S5: SSs& S sses /
Corn. No .:
5:5:.as.: j: s:s: 81: I'll Il II: III
Oats. No. .:
3aiy Hsy ::: 3 3 @s~essg G 81 81 ssssE: sss !:
pork. per bbI.:
3by May 81 S5 81 1917 10 sSss 1892, 81 - 90 S3
3s2 H52 :.:.:::: &c &c az az s2ss: s2ss sGss s9s:
Short ribs. per 100 ID:
3ay Niy .. ....... SSs SSS SSiis SSsg SS@ SSsu SSs
Cash quotations we're as follows Flour steady No 2
sPTng s %ea1 & &e59Sse No spring wheat el$a6i=e
90 q 90. o. a. 1aes 4 %hlte 2ois a
sa4e xo E' & 81 go 9 PRIME r a6thy 36S seed Ne s2re s. ioS
s. so clover contract grade IS % pork per bl.
SIDES loose s. s5aS6 To- dy ssited Shoulders 3boxed
hasis high dsters finished goods. per gallon 81 24
% EXs9 8sl la E slaTuiaeT' bf1 |1gc' on the
eTesmeries lsa2ec dairy. 1920 Cheese firm 12a1ac
CINCINNATI March laFl9ur dull. Wheat arm No .
red I5c Corn flTms No , mixed, 40c steady:
No mixed 25F-c Rye steady; 2 63c. Lard quiet
$ s0qs5 50 Bulk meats firm, Sc OH Bacon
Whisky steady, 81 "a Butter steady lower; Elgn
creamery. 2va26c; Ohio. 2Iq22c; dairy. I61zc. Sugar
steady; hard refined 81 65qs4 %. Eggs easier I4c.
Cheese firm
Duluth. March Is,-wheat-No 1 hard cash. eeAc;
MAY. 67izc; No ] Northern, cash. 644.c May 66c; July
6c7sc. No Nocthern c25.c No spring. 59c oats % 4
q24c. Corn, 3554c.
Milwaukee. March I3.-wheat steady: No ! Northern
l9a67c. No Northern, 81 7d65c, Rye firm; No J.
5Sizc. Barley steady No 2, 43c; sample, 37G42c.
Minneapolis March 13.-Close Wheat in store-No 1
Northern. March, 64s4c May. 633sa64c: July on
track-No hard, 66i4c; No l Northern. 64S+ci No 2
Northern, 63l+c.
Philadelphia March ls-wfeat and 14c higher;
grade March, 72a73c. Corn steady No mixed
3Iisc: No do 30Q30lzc: No mixed do 2aG23i4c Po-
and lower: Pennsylvania, choice per bush
55G5sc: New-York and Western DO. 53a55c; do
good, $4,000. Seeds unchanged; clover. Western per
70 quality case; timothy, Western per bush carlos
81 25asI 80 Provisions unchanged Butter steady:
Western creamery. 26c do prints. 27c. Eggs and
lz9IAc higher fresh nearby. l63zdl62+c. do Western
IelzGl6Ac DO Southwestern l61sc do southern, l5Ae4
lsc eoepis-Flour. 1900 bbs and li7ooo sacks; wheat
800 bush; corn bush; 1900 bush Ship
nents-Wheat, bush; 10000 bush
bush.
- Louis March l3.-wheat-No red cash. 7oz.c:
March. zoe: May eS%c July. 66hG66isc; No 2 hard
eyaGgc Corn-No cash. 36c March, 35&c; May 36isc.
July 3ezsc Oats-No cash, 2iHc; March. 242sc; May
24szc; No 2 white. 2s3sc.
Toledo March Is.-wheat duh. lower; No cash. Tic;
May 7Ixc Corn firm higher No mixed, SIC.
dull. lower: mixed 2414c Rye dull; No cash
Ss5ke CloVerseed firm. unchanged; prime cash, old
So March. s. 90 bid October, IS 20; No seed
- 554s4 80
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions io ios,s slsas
received at their Uptown Ofce Ne -. aavsrnS,
20 door north OF 2ist-st until o'cocS p ~ a. rss
ments received a. the following branch aiHvss - ave
once rates until o'clock p u VIZ - ss,.evss Ssss
cor, I'D St, lS2 tth cor TN s.
and I4th-st: y42 Counbus-ave near West vo'1s ~ ss
West 42d-st 6th-aVc-: 92 East ifen - -.
sd-st.. between Th and Sth avss; i99 rass 81
Sd-ave, between 10th and 18th sts; hVso hV a. ave.
DIST ist-aVe Sstn ST.
tlst-st: bS4 Sd 2Ie Bieeckef-.t - - =
ZOOS Sd ave- 80 East 7ath-st. SCI S1-S 'oecs.
ave; or a; any American District TeieArsl"
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14

R!o-Cofee market firm: No I Rio, 9Sl25 exchange
d: bags; cleared for the
United States 4.OO0 bags: stock, 2S 900 bags
The statistical position Brazil coffee is follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
NMGMOR 1L1ElE.

T o LA G wv VIA LO y D q y D ERRT.
From Pier 81 North River West 24ta
Anchoria March II. noon Ethiopia
Astoria March -. AnChOTta- April q
Cabin passage. $50 and upward
Second Cabin. $50 Sreera ge. S23-5 s2450
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents. Il & 10 Bratrr
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
SHORT ROUTE TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION
HOLLAND AMERICA LINE

HOLLAND AMERICA LINE
New observation-disclosures via BOulog,-sr
81 hours distant from either Paris or LGndo1 ,
New twin screw steamers POtsdam. Statsntan y
Rotterdam Winter rate: first class. $50 and upTr
second class. SIT All other carry cas-
cabin passengers: S37 and upward.
Apply to HOLLAND AMERICA LINE, 50 Broadvr
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
PARIS-1qOO

:. S. ALIlER specially chartered - sail , !.
June % Cherbourg. Southampton and B-emeas -
steamers CITY OF ROME and NEBRASKA SPEClAL-
CHARTERED. June 80. to GLASGOW. for Paris ExposnS
Oberammergau Passion Play and Tour of Europe ockl
now. Also Thirty other Spring and summer ENcursss
Europe Round the World Parties Sept. II Oct Ss"A
F. G CLARK. Ill BROADWAY. NEW TORh-
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
WHITE STAR LINE.

NEW EENSTOWN-LIvERPooS f.,
Oceanic IL $50 a. m OceanicApriI Is 80 -.
Teutonc. March Is noon Teutonc. April = -
Germanic April 4. noon Ciermanic. Nay
For passage. freight and general information apP'
WHITE STAR LINE. -
Pier As. North River Ofice. Broadway. v a
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
CUNARD LINE

TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Piers 81 and -. North River. ~
Etruria- March II. a NJ Erruria April ~
Campania- March - IL a NJ Campania April II ~ =
Lucania. April :. noon IllCanla- MAY ~
VERNON II. BROWN & CO. Gen AGENT
- BROADWAY. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
STEAMSHIP LINES.
PED ID LINE.

For la GuayTa Puerto Cnoelio Curacao sns
caibo, via CNracaO-CallinS also at Puerto hieu~
From Roberts Pier. BrCoklyn- "a y
: :. PHII.ADELpHIA..... THURSDAY. Maren :" y
= = CARACAS, -SatufddSs SNp..N o,ry
These vessels have superior Recommendations -
ROUITON BLISS & DAi,,.-S-st j.
General Mansgers I'D Fl->
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14

YNKIS 6MgWSF I UWN, Parties ha7s Zen n
pleted. have been able 70 extend SteanshgE
Tangements that prepared u muloiasE7
number Of passengers all rates. Sl4J SLID =
Tours including All Travelling Expenses. Many q =
Tours visit the Passion Play AZ Oberanrrergau N-,
Of these high-class tours ABSOLUTELY SURE
SUITABLE ACCOMMODATIONS THROUGHOUT HE
Ister Superior arrangements for individual ~
elers. Programmes. etc. from THOS- COOK SA
261 end 11S5 BroadWey. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
RED STAR LINE.

NEW Neutrality-suspicious..
Every Wednesday IL
Westernland March II NOordland MaHa
'Kensngton March 81 Fresland AF-
These steamers cabin and third class passe'
low rates.
INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANi
Piers u and Is. Y r. OtrGe IS Broaaway.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14

The To lamd 4ms 2n MlidmfghG SIM
Cruise 70 NORWAY the NORTH CAPE and 80
BERGEN by Twin Screw STEAMER AJC;T-STr "
TORIA FROM y Y. JUNE o. from Hsrbure = f.ttr "
ts'RG-AMERICAN LINE. 81 B.wAY X,
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14

EIEAWIDUG0N7 7+JUUGNUUEM lINS
TWIN SCREW EMPRESS SERVICE TO PIyT.-
HONDON). CItERBOURG PARISl. AND FsWr5g,s7
F. Bism ck.. Mch. 10 10 AM K friedrich An 10
A. Victoria Api. :. 10 AM Columbia. Apl % IA ss
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE TG ~ ~ ~
OUTH GIDNDON), AND HAMBURG Also Y -
burg Direct e-
PalatIa -. Mch L. 6 a NJ C. .waIdersse Mcb n
Patricia -Mch- % II A NJ. PhoenIcia- Apl : I1.S s
PARIS HOTEL. ACCOMMOIA TON Al
rsseryed for ConDa-y-s raszenEe-s
Connecticut western news., 1900-04-12
THE CHARM OF LIFE
Is Lost When the Burden is Too
 Heavy

Life is hardly worth the living with the never-ceasing aches and pains of bad back. If you would remove the burden of backache, reach the cause.-the kid neys. Doan's Kidney Pills will cure sick kidneys, and the cure is lasting. Here is proof of it.
 Mir. Israel A. Morse, of 10 Tyng street, Newburyport, member of the Board of Aldermen for two years, and Common Council for three years, says: My ex- perience with and opinions of Doan's Kidney Pills which expressed through our newspapers in 1896, after taking a course of the treatment, have not altered. value that preparation more highly to- day than did when first published my statement. and that is over three years ago. To my personal experience I can add that of many others in this city who one and all coincide with me in saying that Doan's Kidney Pills act ss repre- sented.'
 Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all dealers; price 50 cents a box. Mailed on receipt of price by oster-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the U. s. Remember the name, Doan's, and take no substitute.
Connecticut western news., 1900-04-12

Tn hunting up ambuscades. There are a great many in the Lords army who would like to go out on a campaign with satin slippers and holding um- brellas over their heads to keep off the heavy dew and having rations of can yasback duck and lemon custards. If they cannot have them, they want to go home. They think 1t is unhealthy among so many bullets!
 Divine Mercy.
 I believe that the next year will be the most stupendous year that heaven ever saw. The nations are quaking now with the coming of God. It will be year of successes for the men of Joshua, but of doom for the men of Ali. You put your ear to the rail track, and you can hear the train coming miles away. So put my ear to the ground. and I hear the laundering on of the lightning train of Gods mercies and Judgments. The mercy of God is first to be tried upon this nation. It will be preached in the pulpits, in theaters, on the streets-everywhere People will Dt lhN tO dNNtpt OA Nllt gospel, and the story and the song and the prayer will be mercy" But sup pose they do not accept the offer of mercy-what then? Then God will come with his judgments, and the grasshoppers will eat the crops, and the freshets will devastate the valleys, and the defalcations will swallow the money markets, and the fires will burn the cities, and the earth will quake from pole to pole. Year of mercies and of judgments; year of invitation and of warming: year of jubilee and of woe. Which side are you going to be on with the men of Ali or the men of Joshua? Pass over this Sabbath Into l the ranks of Israel 1 would clap my hands at the joy of your coming. You | will have a poor chance for this world and the world to come without Jesus. You cannot stand what is to come up on you and upon the world unless you | have the pardon and the comfort and | the help of Christ. Come over! On this side are your happiness and safe | ty; on the other side are disquietude | and despair. Eternal defeat to the
 men of Ali! Eternal victory to the men | of Joshua!
 |
Connecticut western news., 1900-04-12
General TnyIor Accused,

Foes of w. s. Taylor, Republican claimant of the governorship of Ken lucky, have made public the evidence on which they hope to convict him of com piicity in the plot which resulted in the assassination of his rival. William Goe- bel. It was in the form of two alleged confessions attributed to W. H. Culton and Henry E. Youtsey. These were giv- en out by Colonel Thomas Campbell and Commonwealth Attorney Franklin, law yers for the prosecution in the conspiracy cases. It is asserted that the shooting of Gobel was done by Jim Howard, noted mountain feudist, the Republican lead CTS concerned being afraid to trust the commission of the deed to the negroes Combs and Hockersmith. Youtsey is quoted as saying that on the morning of the shooting the man chosen for the task demanded and was paid $1 GOO and that he procured the money and paid it.
Connecticut western news., 1900-04-12
ICopyright. 1900. by Louis Klopsch.l
WORK OF CONGRESS.
Porto Riean Tariff Dill Passed b
 the Sennte.


 the Senate.
 The Porto Rican bill was sent to the house on Wednesday and referred to the ways and means committee. During the house session members discussed the sit nation in Kentucky. Tn the senate it was attempted to get the Quay case up.
 The senate on Thursday considered. without action. the Nicaragua canal treaty. Senator Gallnger in the open session made a speech in support of the resolution that Mir. Quay is not entitled to a seat The house considered the Ha- waiian government bill, but did not reach q vote on the measure. The naval appro- priation bill was reported to the house. 1t carries S61 ,219.916.
 The house on Friday passed the substi- tute for the senate Hawaiian government bill. The measure now goes to confer ence. Among amendments added to the measure was one providing that all Asi- attic contract laborers leave the islands within a year. In the senate MT. Sulli- van Dem.) of Mississippi spoke, favoring the admission of NJ. S. Quay. Mir. Jen- kins of Wisconsin introduced q proposed amendment to the constitution giving congress power to dissolve any trust or monopoly.
 On Monday Senator Chandler's effort to get a day fixed for a vote on the Quay case was fruitless. The senate passed the Indian appropriation bill. It also did considerable work on the Alas kan bill. discussing an amendment pro- posed by Mir. Hansbrough. The house considered the agricultural appropriation bill.
 The senate on Tuesday agreed to vote on the Quay case April 24. It then lis tened to eulogies on the late Representa- tive R. P. Bland of Missouri. The house passed the agricultural appropriation bill Mir. Hepburn, in the house, said that ht would make every effort to bring about consideration of the Nicaragua canal bill The senate committee on privileges ant elections decided unanimously to repor against Senator Clark of Montana.
Connecticut western news., 1900-04-12
TFaoeLeTs' Guide.
Berkshire Division
N. r., N. H. & IF. RAILROAD.

N tst Nc hs o hs h0tbhNnhs Commencing Sunday, December 5, 1899.
 ooISo SOUTH Leave North Adams 20 am, Pittsfsld [ 10, Canaan s2l Arrive Now Haven 10 es Bridgeport il 30, Now York II 20. Leave Albany 2 10 A.m., State Line $ 40, Pitts- field & 10, Canaan Q 70. Arrive Bridgeport 12 05 p. m., NewHaven i2,sa New York LES Leave Albany 10 co .. m., htate Ilne II % North Adans 12 10 n. m.. PittRheld sos Canaan 2A2. Arrive Bridgeport 5 0b, New Haven c 35, New York 6.Io. Leave Albany 10 70 a. m., state Line II 20, P,sSslS pridssport sal Ne Kew 'hSS Haven 7io. New York Q %.
 Leave Albany 2 20 p. m., State Line 60, pIttsnald 8 go, Canaan ( a7. Arrive Bildse- port 24, New Haven 2 ao. Sew York zoo Sundays onlyl Leave putsnel1 3 00 D. n. Canaan 22. Arrive Bridgeport c as, New Haven s 20, New York 8 3s.
 ooISo NORTH Leave New York 10 a. m. Bridgeport co New Haven 10, Canaan 2 a0, Arrive Pitts field II 0b, State Iine10 q, Albany i2 10 ? m. Saratoga 2 lb. North Adams II 6s. Leave New York 9 co a. m., Bridgeport 50 New Haven 3h, Canaan IA 3e P. m. Arrive Pittsned 2 05 ?. m., State Line 70, Al. bany 80 Saratoga ( 20. Leave New York 300 n. m, Bridgeport 10 tb, New Haven .ss. Cannan A25 p. m, Arrive Pittsfeld sos D. m, I.eaye New York 30 p. m. Bridgeport 20, New Haven 57, Canann 30 Arrve Pitts field 74O, North Adams Q 03, State Lins 8 %, Albany otb.
 Leave New York 8 so p. m., Bridgeport 20 New Haven b7, Cannan 04. Arrive Iitts- field a5. State Line %, Albany ab Sundays onlyl Leave New Haven 70 .. m. Bridgeport 0b, Canaan 60. Arrive ritts- field II Ub.
Connecticut western news., 1900-04-12
SEVERAL HES EHai,l gsiiHiY C0Hpln.

roUeuEEEFsls: nssspun uoUrA
 ~aa.aa@saaz q. Effect sundny, October Iath, tsems
Connecticut western news., 1900-04-12

Trnins stop only on siSns. ~ wAsH sppsy@ tor Is nouned. tpaily except s~@aAs .bNSg. \ sunday only,
 Additional trains leave New Pats bas masm. land and Pous hseepxig VI so, .s ne, stssc~ 1ls& d m .t.nQ 'go1, BOO 600 .Aca sAttepN
 Tralns icAys feughk~spsts q HLpsts "a nnA New paltz f5 sb, tas0 -s n. si0tk ffl N q m .ia 0o noon .ltlA ~nt, .tis, ssiA N~s MaM tsls gs 4s, .a mu. m
 Trains leave tshiaecliu sso -, sa arrive At Si vernalN 10 0 . as, tGR
 Tralns leave sll~ernsil. ti M d m amK m arrive at Hhineclln r A m.tmBm
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Connecticut western news., 1900-04-12
Relief Ship Going to India.

Washington, April 11.-Orders have been sent to Pay Director Henry NJ. Dennison, in charge of the navy pay of flee in New York, to charter a ship to carry relief supplies to the famine suffer CTS in India. The supplies are already assured by Dr. Louis Klopsch. editor of The Christian Herald. who has collected Il great quantity of provisions and medi. cines, which are stored in New York.