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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
RAILROADS.
NEW YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
e12 A NJ. and 1855 NJ Daily except Sunday to Pitts
field. Sundays only a 8 20 a NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains ilu minated with Pintsch IIrht
Ticket Offices Il3. psi AS 1915 Rroadvsv o.
Union So. w. 235 Columbus Ave. 81 West iS5,h 81
l25h St l3sth 81 Stations. New York s3S ana 700
Fulton and iO4 Broadway r. n. Brooklyn 49,
Telephone $3.50 Cortandt' for New York Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked rom hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company -
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour firm; No red
wheat 7G67ic; No corn 32@s a32lac; No yellow corn
32a a32a4c; 3q2394c; No whiIe. o7tg
40 white 25tG2Gc: No rye, 54a55zc' No = barley,
3sa43c: No / daxseed Northwestern, 81 60 prime
timothy seed clover contract $ 40 mess pork per
Dbl S0a$1 10; lard per 100 n, 50 90QS6 % snort rS
S5 5as6; short (boxed So l5Q$6 % whisky
dtstlIers' finished goods. gallon 81 3i2 On the
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was urn
creamery Iqd 24i5c; daires l9022c Cheese firm 12l3
Eggs weak; fresh, 12lac.
Cincinnati Feb s-Flour dull Wheat firm; No red,
73lsc. Corn steady No mixed 33i2c oats STEADY >
No > mixed 25ac. Rye dull; No , 6la62c. Lard lTIn.
30 o5a i 90 Bun meats SO Is. Bacon firm So 90
Eggs dull.
Duluth Feb s.-wheat-No hard. cash, 6!ssc; No /
Northern. 66lsc; May. 6Slsc; July 6S1sc No =
Northern 639sc; No spring, 6o1sc Oats. 2+q2+ &c
Corn, 80c.
Milwaukee Feb s-wheat higher: No Northern,
6sdG9c No Northern, 65lsG66l2c Rye higher; No 1.
57@5sc Barley firm No ,. 46c; sample, Ss@46c.
Minneapolis Feb. S.-Wheat. in store. No Northern,
February 65lzc; May 65A d657s sc; July 6Iq6I1sc on
No / hard. 671sc; No l Northern, 639sc; No
Northern, 649sc.
Philadelphia Feb. s-wheat strong and &c higher;
February. d3SlzC. steady: No white clipped.
3l% d32c: No do 30d30l2c: No mixed do 29a2l &c.
Potatoes PENNSYLVANIA. choice per bush coo; New
and Western DO 5SG6Oc do fair. 59d51c. Butter
14izC. do Western, l4ec do South
3l2c Cheese quiet and easier
Ne-York full 1924 do fair 70 choice
12d1212c. Refined quiet but steady Receipts
Flour 1500 bbIs 100 sacks. wheat, $500 BUSH corn.
124 COO bush: $1,000 bush. ShpmensN neat 1000
bush; 1000 bush: oats. 5000 bush.
st. Louis Feb S.-Wheat weak No red. cash. 70i2c;
February 7Olac; May rose: July. 6Sasc; No hard.
May, 241ac; No white, 2G@26i4c,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
WEST SHORE R.R,

80 AIMS leave Franklin St station. N. Y as foIowA
~, 10 m later foot OF w. AID St;
r. NJ. CONTINENTAL. LIMITED Detnott
90 ShlSago and 81. Dining Car. -
tSS.nho 4 Nj, Chicago and st. Louis Limited
sou e NJ buffalo and Niagara Falls EXn-e..
'ho = NJ Detroit and Chicago Express
1taLy. Except Sunday
.ha, Uthles principal hotels ONCE. Raggar.
from hotel residence oy 1900.
- L. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent Ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09

,GERMAN 0lTERRANEAN SERVICE
HAMBURG AMERICAN NORTH S5Ttf'Ni'
LINE. To LLCtD-
NAPLES AND GENOA. VIA GIBRALTAR, -
BY EMPRESS STEAMERS SAILING AT Il A NJ,
81 Bismarck Feb 10 taller Feo- ~
columbia. Feb. 10 Tins rep
tTrave ...........-.Feb. II TX VIM. II Mch j
FOR ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT. ON MARCH g.
available for the steamers Of either e
1 Gibraltar. Hamburg, BreTnent LIN
Hamburg American North German IIoyd.
Linz Oelrfchs & Co. Agents.
81 Broadway Y : Broadway. y. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
LEHIGH VALLEY.

Stations of West Cortlandt
lPeDna T. r FeTriesl
TINE West 23l Other
streets. DAILY except sunday Sunday Othf
daily sunday leaves 6.4i leaves Is
sunday leaves 6-I5 Pm sunday caves SIS
t"6.53. :. 90 a NJ Local Tor EASTON.
'1-55, e.. 10 4. NJ For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS sd
West AMI principal local points ParOr Dining Con
meets for Coal Ranches.
+'II.33. 1900 Noon. BLACK DIAMOND EN-
PRESS" HandSOmest O. Seatak
capacity Due Buffalo 9t5 through SeepeS
10 Detroit and Chicago Dining Car service
sI2.55. loo p. NS For WILKES-BAERE. SCRANTON,
f3.55, Z. Tor. Coal Branches points
vs5.10. y5.20PM N. Local for MACCH SuUNK-
5.33. 20. lOP Chicago NeStibule Limited For NAV
ARA FALLS and points West Through Sleeping Cars % Cno
and Toronto.
.1:55s 500 Nj. Expostio Express for BUFFALO sos
TORONTO.
'S.55. 800 Pm. For ITHACA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
and West. Sleeping 10 Chicago
PLAINFiELD and Rot NJ BROOK, locals daily excesE
Sund"y, RS ST. - 10 n $40 SO. g and . p n
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at lis 26 -, 0 - ~
1884 Broadway. Union square West 2&5 Columbus Ave- !
S6 Fulton Court = station. BrooSS
y Transfer nOas
rerdence through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York February g. 1900
BEANS AND PEAs.The continued absence OF impor-
tsnt demand either for iobbng for export,
coupled with fairly liberal Offering Of foreign stock is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09

Visible supply. ...-. J. "a
Same time 1893 800. !, oss

COTTON-The day in the cotton market started with
another be scramble Tor cover ana
oher spurt of very ding the English cables
than developments here ast
night warra news from the south poruSylhg
alt spot COTTON Harh5le
%,rer5s tlvng orders from points. together
with large buying from this side sent the near
the opening The remote ol-
tons for time comparatively little attention.
and were unchanged points higher on the hrs cal
As the progressed the local co1tlgelt man
|esed desire realize profits. but lasiuch as me
needs Europe continued unsased tn X selling ad no
ruling Of prices NbeWoreans sent
r,Irnfar the summer positions nut
sold the crop deliveries. In pasnEdic way wan
Street sold with great freedom. Private adVices from
the English ascribed the further rise abroad 10
tnabflitV Of cotton the amounts
desired on this side. while in Liverpool i3'o0 bales
changed hands advanced price Of 3 I'D Harden
ing cloth yarn markets added 10 the concern Of
shorts who turned for in a confuseC' way and
all through the session there
our market n the session firm in u'ne but
comparatively quiet The majority Of operators preferred
70 await English cables before ch angling
materially. market hnaly STEADY
at o. 3dl2 points.
prices local stOday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09

Spot cotton in the local market ruled steady,
prices lice higher Of Sssc for middling
upand and S7sc for udding Sales ISL bales
Southern spot markets middling quoted We're officially
reported by wi follows Mobile firm. ; i-l6c, up
I-I6c: savannah sac. Up &c; Charleston firm,
l-l6c. up Lice: Wilmington firm. FAC Norfolk firm
SIC ID &c: Baltimore nominal SHc up &c; Memphis
rrna = lice: SIC. Lice.
The eNpor- movement follows:
Great Britain. France Continent.
To4av s2S9 l5.60S
- BUS zl934 i9,et%
50 far last week. .342, G99 545944 l566722
Receipts at NeW-Oreans tomorrow estimated at
10000 10 bales 7,799 actual last week
$50 year At Houston 5000 10 $500 bales are
looked FOR compared 5.27S week and l5l6
year.
Receipts ports interior points to-day. COM
pares with day and last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVANll



STATIONS foot. OF west Twenty-third Street -.
brosses ana Cortlandt Streets 'od D.
kSThe leaving time from Deabro..~.
COrtInndf streets is i've inmates later md ad
that given below for Twenty-thI=d s,-e
stations. excepe where otherwise noted
100 A. NJ FAST MAIi--I-.ni'sq % Two Bu1s, pa-.
q @ Chicago No CO. ehes to Fittsourg- s
0.55 a VI. Pc 1NsYIVASI4 IiITrED.'@sTPSaaas
Compartment Sleep ng DienE S%o& -a aaa oa.s
Indianapolis. Louisville. St. Leus.
For Nashville via Cincinnati and LouisvIls). Ias,-
SIS p. NJ %f:sTE-FN ExPFzEss--For Chicago =.
..55 r. VI so1-TfTvyEsrERN ExPREss-For "a.
ouTE Akron Cleveland Cincinnati. Louisville Iads
% p. ". PAcuIc. EXPRESS, Scr Pltsasurs =.
p n,Taso EFT knoyvilte daily via nsnsnaaah Vals
ss3 r. VI MAIL. AND ExPz:Es5 -Pgi'.nan ss..
burg; and poin;s West. daiv except sunday.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
80 o 500. ,lOIO CDsebrosses and Coraadt strss.
esBro 5ans an Gag toI ma D sras S n 9
Djn SICnaI Lin alI Ps rlor ard Dining Cars3 q Al
sg2day 5 . s55. 1875 DINING carr a 125s e
~ q - . Dining Carr 455 Dining Car, 90
sGTp !.5IF.N RAILWAY lighted 1z4oaa
DAYS Expre snd 81 streets u 80 = n wee"
No 5Bd 2eIS AND w5sTERE FtILwAT--F0r Msrapsa
AT Tss2 COAST Fiaride sPesar' 12as a
caa 53. ( JlIo FGiISvAY--755 a N -1 week
F9 %se &IB Fo s9+ cIoMFoIT and NoRFoLK-75
ATLANTIC ElTY--g55 m ana a CT)aaa--,...
9uu SoTtdndt Streets 2 80 p. weekdays. Thro1x-
COACHES 1- 4'1--asl
G eaI EN-, MAY- .1 m week-aays-
poiaI5 on New York and Long Railroad Cs-
est Iwenty-tnird Street Station. so a M ~ a.
-. and 40 D. m. sundays. 025 n. 45S D -
st1Lh Lesbrosses and COrtandt Sr-eets) o 90 a n
a<'9O. d4O' and 80 p m Sundays. 945 a n So
n n.., FOR PHHADELPHIA
SIS SIS % 955 Penna 1Isj7. % ~ , "a
and Coandr Streets. O-2Ol Dining carr 10 IS Cfn1s
SarJ. LIS 15j 10 COesbrosses ana C,1-ris1
sfIsets, 22O) 20 325 355, as. AS Dining Car
80 tDning Carr. 555 Dining Carr. rs. SO az
,@ MI 40 night Sundays $40 s25. SIS q AZ
Dining Carr. 3-25. 3-55 42j CDinsrg C-srI' =
1e. 10 night ' 0' -" = u
Ticket Offices Nos. 461 1854 III and PSI Pro-.
way Aston House: West Tgventy-thrI Street
and stations FOOT OF Desb-osses and C1-tIanft S-.
Court Street. SEQ Fulton Street F3--sdvsv -
E.ennsyIvaria Annex Station Brooklyn Station ys-s-v
CITY The New York Transfer Company VIII an =.
and check baggage from hotels residences t5rouSs
Telephone .e14 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylv.B,
Pailroad Cab Service
| J. r. HUTCHINSON, J P WOOD
General Manager. Cene-aI Pasfr a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09

Foren markets -SantOs-Cofee market quletH
Good ave rage santos $3.50 receipts bags: stock
market opened Unchanged
81 go p m 3&G4 fg higher; sales 24.0oo bags
Tavre-CotTee market ed Irregular ana nuchansed
Al - N d.. advanced = franc; at ) m steady ana
,,,banqeA = al 30 D m franc up far months
unchanged; g0tal sales, 2OGb bags
$50 WHY
March .......---..-.-46.25 : eptember 40
-tOber AZ 90
Nay 80 % y 'yeInber IS p
De cenber $500
Fio-Coifee market weak No Rio, 1OS550 exchange
Sd rscelp 1000 bags cleaTe for the United states
600 bags cleared Europe 5000 bags stock l4iVS1
H.. g &c .opo1,z-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers
SHORT ROUTE TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
HOLLAND AMERICA LINE.
New York-Roterdam- via Roulogne- SIR
mer 3 u hours distant from either Paris or London
New twin Potsdam. Statendam and
Rotterdam. Winter first class $50 upward
class S37. All other carry class OF
cabin passengers $37 and upward.
Apply to HOLLAND AMERICA LINE 80 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
CENTRAL R. R. OF New JERSEY.

@ ia hs VI HAU skligAls
-Four 1 es6F S9sl Ssff STSSis signals
Stations in New York tSot q Liberty ST
leaving time from South Ferry the same as hva
trains ali an sa3 at' foot ian an r s 1900
For Easton. Bethlehem. ATentowa Maach Chunk &c
100 Sis s9:l0 A. NJ Csi2:oo NJ to Eastaaj 80
(s!:oo Esstou5 a No 81 Co $50 $500 p 49,
A, NJ. $50 NJ sundsvs - 30 a N OO' ''''
no Fee or Reading and Harrisburg $50 4sO 80 sao
g 30 to Reading N. s12 is night Sundays. $3.50
to Re, Rsadlng ?. NJ s12:15 hight 80
'aiS s0 , g Se SF Few Y R3 X2 9YS R S
Rsd Bank qSny u 30 NJ es1a5 an 1910 e e! Ba
FOR LA KEW 1S 6oD sndfshuEst $50 $3.50 NJ
For Toms River ami BaTnesat. $50 assO A NJ, sI;4s.
For hTLASaTTfG cf CITY $50 A NJ. sl:4s t.sso.
M Appan6e City special with ves6uied Coaches and
For stations betwss Atlantic Highlands and East LnE
Iante Highlands only sundays. $500 A NJ. ssOa
es53a' 4s's 5 Leg s '19 6 'i Z.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA Fl g5I&S;c.T BALTIMORE AND
From foot OF Liberty St
100 DiEing Caro- 1880 600 Royal Blue InItedO IS %
S 6inP 6 D Gn Can sl? M o spf R6Si SD:
Limited 500 Cse:oo Dining Car, N. s12:ls @ds
!a.o NJ $50 500 $50 $50 's;4' P NJ SUNDAYS
so giShf F 9nd 1 sa a as St. f32 q L gro &
: sn53 s S BUS vs. &s ss' Ea
ton '' '-Ss-ss -'0- H''s' ''''''''s' 70 o''Dn''
eFrou South Ferrv i've minutes earlier
'sErOni south Fsrry al at go ( n
i From s South F Ferry at At $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09

A MEXICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
YORK-SOUTHA MPTON-LONDOS.
CALLING WESTBOUND AT CHERBOURG.
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 A. NJ
New York FEB. York March 7
St Louis Feb 81 st. Paul March
tFresland Feb. Is tKensinKon. March q
SAILING AT II NOON
RED STAR LINE
NEW YORK-AN TWERP-PARIS
Every Wednesday IL noon.
"KensingtOn. Feb. II FriesIand Feb Is
NOor3land Feb 81 Southwark ..... March 7
These steamers cabin and third passengers
INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANY
=. y. Office. ~ Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo ssp-ng wheat firm NO Ma barn 6er .Gf
Crp Grnl No . yellow 37l4 d37Iac; No yellow; go
No ! yellow 3G2.c; mixed, 36%c; No mixed ni
oars steady: No white 29I4c; No white z>tZc ~,
White 2sc; No . mixed. 2614c; No mixed Z''zc iNSe
No offerings. Flour steady.
Chicago Feb s-The leading futures ranged as }
Wheat. No ?: Opening. Highest. loves" eSI sfsi
1,arr1,sTy 6G5s 66Fs B6$s COS
Nav ...... 6sl4 a6s3s 69Ba69l4 6SA cor 1a es2
July .........-....- 69qb9's o'1s We
No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
Ocean steamers.

CRUISES TO tth@
WEST 06YD0ESo
DELIGHTFUL WINTER CRUISES
ON SUMMER SEAS. 49,
Ply the QUEBEC s; s Cos Mall steam 9s por
Terrouda Puerto Rico ST. Thomas ST. Kits, An
tigua C;uadeouDe Dominica. Martinique. St Ssano
cent barbados and Trinidad-35-day trip; SZOV
ana up Immediate application necessary steam
RERMTDAIsaiI Every Five DAYS. as hours
i'q For Serths. programmes and information ap-
ply 70 THOS. COOK & son,
2Gl and i.225 Broadway. New-York-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
WHITE STAR LINE

WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW YORK Observation-Disclosures.
Oceanic. Feb q. $3.50 m. Oceanic. Mar 81 $40 m
TeutOnic Feb. 2S. noon TeutoniC. noon
Ge-nanic March 4 noon Germanic April 4 noon
passage freight and infOrma apply
WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier IS, North River. Office, Q broadway. y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended steamship saIings from Vancouver.
JAPAN, GHIEA, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
EMPRESS or CHINA........ Feb. 20 May Z July o
EMPRESS OF March 2j. May D, July 30
EMPRESS OF JAPAN. .......--ApL 16 June Is. Aug 20
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIA
AORANGI.. March WARRIMOO April 8
For rates apply 35S Broadway and 60 Wall St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09

a al se s But In the room traders began
%hsn ss ot 'fs
that before the % prices adann. h result
an out and the market left of practically UNCHANGED
our >own winter wheat was of unfavorahie or
er situation West was the most Temsrabe not ed
Eres below in the hero MARI from wbiI 70 ~ de-
the temperature me extreme go egre above early az Ccaso
dsy 10 As there has been less rain in the West
5er ised over this phenomenal drop in temperature
the, plant woum have to suffer According to private
and the IS So Pons advanes in PSr man In
@ @ SP ted to this Other r. q
tverl2Go little foreign buying and early demands
out quite as much expected, however. prevented
hour was also noted that export trade did no,
meet anticiPatons the business agsregatng
outlook prior to the cold that conditions
seatterag eisevheTe The antwerp market closed B.e
day stock Of No red wineT Wheat pP there ere
IN n G3paneted al T 6a cash wheat market was
aoa &c per bush ION Of cash wheat
Isle prompt red store 1sssc No hard Duluth
prompt Rard W n sGs.o M pTo@Pt No
PROMPT ' No N6 M Chicago Nfn
tho Rhes p1i nTe saT0 oGg
sdyanee - al the opening and maintained It all day
mand had codes27e influence promoting frenilIess
large figure aggregang SIS 600 bush Of this amount
here wSs @ specH dT dnd M corn at fa and n9
much for fzle at time during day. Western
Sadvices ed that country offerings were small and the
severe storm in Western States against mme
tor IN tbs "a nat higher an
had little effect here Al points the business
ra M loads. 2 corn closed at 40Ssc for both
elevator and delivered and Al sc afoat.
OATS-Few changes occurred in this market the
close steady IN sympathy with Trade during
the day was m%ierately active in cash property. No
oats closed SSl2M29cr No 2Sc; No white
BIC: No white 301c: track mixed 2S ~ G30C;
white. 31G35c; No ? white clips 3O992c. RYE
strong. No Western 65Ac o b No
Western G4%c afoat State rye Coo New
York BAB EF2Y-Market quiet. Feeding 4219
aG4!c .NeNv-York; mailing. 5O653c New-Yorh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09

a. PARIS-l90o
s. s. AII4ER specially chartered to sail 2 D m
June % to Cherbourg. Southampton Bremen: also
steamers CITY OF ROME and NEBRASKA SPECIALLY
CHARTERED June 30 to Glasgow for Paris Exposition
Oberaumergau Passion Pay Tour o. Europe booking
Thirty other Spring and Summer Excursions ~
Europe. Holy Land Party leaves March April 2S Tuns
~ Round the World Parties. Sept ~ oct. 8 Nov
F g CLARK. III BROADWAY. NEW YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09

HAMBURG AMEBlGAM Lime.
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE TO PLnMOIIH
lLONDON), CHERBOURG tPARIS). AND HAMBU re
F. Bism ok Mch. -. 10 AM X friedrich APP. IL noon
A Victoria Apl. g. 10 AN, Columbia. Apl ID 10 An
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
TO PLYMOUTH UONDON). AND HAMBURG Also
Nevv-Y ork-Hamburg direct
Patricia Feb. 10. 2:30 PhOencia Feb % lZ0 r NJ
Waldersee. Feb. 176:30AM Pennsylvania Mich 1850 AN
PARIS HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS
reserved for COmpany's passengers on application
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE 81 Broadway. y T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
OLD DONllMlON G0N[E:

For Old Point Comfort Norfolk Portsmouth. Primers
Point Newport News and Richmond Va connecting for
Petersburg Richmond. Virginia Beach. Washington, D.
C. South and West.
Freight and Passenger steamers sail from Pier 20 North
Beach ST. week day except SATURDAY
D. and Saturday at ?.
II B. WALKER. Trafic Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
PED d LINE.

For La Guayra. Puerto CAbeuo Curacao ana Mara
caioo' Via CuTaeao-Salng also at Porto Rico
From Roberts Pier. BROOKLYN
. . fitll-AllELfhlA- Tuesday. Feb 20 p NJ
These vessels have superior Recommendations Tor naa
EengerA ~ ''' '"'
BOULTON. BLISS & DAIIETr
80 General Managers. 1855 Front AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09

Receipts Of breadstufs at interior points in
follows. " 1919 f9 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
CUNARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
From Piers 81 and 30. North River.
Iucanta. Feb 10 l 2. NJ. Lucana. March 1
Etruria, Feb. Il. a. NJ Etruria: March IL A NJ
Campaaa. Feb. "a noon. Campania. Nj A NJ
VERNON Fl. BROWN & co,
% BROADWAY. NEW YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES

From Now York Wednesdays. Fridays ana saturdays
49, FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA. AND FLORIDA.
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued IN All
points in Texas Colorado Arizona California Mexico
&C. Georgia. Florida, sc Delightful Excursions
Write for eO-page Pocket Guide ,maied free,
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11

Fine line of S-day clocks at Jaques'.
 l2 Twists of Tobacco at Whitaker Bros. 25 cents.
 For bargains in Notions of all kinds call on J. A. Jaques.
 1 ID. Glass Can Baking Powder at Whitaker Bros. for 10 cents.
 Leslie Owens and his mother will leave Saturday for their home in New Mexico.
 c. c. Kirkham of Denver was taking a sort of business look at Green Forest Tuesday.
 D.P. Bliss arrived with his family and household goods from Eureka Springs Tuesday and is now at home in F. O. Butts residence.
 J. B. Colt & Go. are advertising for 100 men for 90 days at $1.75 a day to work at the tunnel. There's your chance, if you want jobs
 C.. A. Thorn has opened nice line of harness, collars and strap goods, next door west of Coxsey Bros. He proposes to sell at live and let live prices.
 G. w. Hanbury and C.. R. Blasingane have purchased 200-feet strip off the east side of the Chauncey farm and will open 60-foot street leading through to the Blasing anne addition.
 C.B. Smith, district organizer for the Woodmen Of the World, was talking up the organization of a camp in Green Forest Monday and Tuesday. The Woodmen is one of the finest benehc- iary orders in existence and THE TRIBUNE would be pleased to have Camp established here.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11
J. A. McElyea Arrested.

The Eureka Springs Times Echo gives the following report of matter in which citizen of Green Forest is the principal fig ure:
 Sheriff Walker arrested J. A. McElyea at Green Forest yesterday, on warrant charging him with having obtained money under false pretenses. The com plainant is Mrs. Stroup, widow living in this city.
 Some months ago McElyea borrowed about $135 from Mrs. Stroup, at different intervals, and gave her a note for the amount signed by himself and one Rufe Biggerstaff, who lives at Jefferson City, Mo. Being very good friends, Mrs. Stroup made no further inquiries about the matter. Some time later McElyea got married to another lady love, and went to Green Forest to live, which was the first and final breaking of Mrs. Stroup's illusion. She consulted an attorney, who wrote to Jefferson City concerning Biggerstaff, and learned that he was no good whatever in finan- clal way. The next step was the arrest of McElyea for obtaining her cold cash under false representation.
 The defendant was brought here and arraigned before Justice H. M. c. White today, but the case will not go to trial until next week.
 Mr. McElyea has only recently become citizen of Green Forest. He has the appearance of a gen. tleman and it is hard to believe that there is any probability of any serious result coming from the charge against him.
 From what we have been able to learn it looks rather like a piece of malicious prosecution, backed up by jealousy on the part of the Widow Stroup, who would have, liked to have landed McElyea for a husband herself,
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11
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The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11

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