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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26
OTHER MARKETsBY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago sert 25-Cattle-Receipts $500 includ-
ing 600 westerns and 30 Generally steady
to slow Texans shade lower. Natves-Best to
DAY ? Carloads IS 81; prime steers, 900
20 poor medium 81 G0eG$5 seede-s
strong pOTS4 So mixed stOcerE steady 81 T5s3 IS
cows choice steady. medium shade lower 81 S0GS+ .
heifers s36S5 steady S2GS2 70 bulls s.
81 calves steady, unchanged, - 57Sa so Texans
Receipts i0; best sac today 10 carloads 81 20
steers. 81 JaGS5; Texas srasz
81 90 Texas bulls, s. 5Gq<S 80 Hog-Recepts to-day
q 600, tomorrow. 2a,0u0 estimated left 500
steady shade lower s. So mixed and butchers
heavy 81 5OG$5 90. light IS 20GS5 So =
ass sheep-Recepts, 1000; sheep steady high
15c higher. active good choice
s. S5GS4 -; choice mixed. 50 60GS3
sheep. 81 qO1S4 20. Texas sheep So 501S3
lambs 3 25TS5 .. Western lambs 81 T5GS5 *
Cincinnati Sept. 2--EiOgs quiet. 81 5ns5 ~ Cattle
steady S3dS5 20 Sheep dull lower sass 90. Lambs
Gull, lower sass.
East Buffalo. sept. 25.-Recelpts-CattIe. 10 cars.
sheep and lambs. hogs. 10 Shipments
Cattle 10 cars; sheep and lambs II hogs,
Cattle unchanged Calves. ST1S7 So sheep and lambs
Choice % s. 25GSJ 90 good choice sass -
sheep choice 81 5OS4 %. good choice s. -
asa 50 Hogs-Stsady heavy s. sass mixed, s. =
s. 50GS5 65 roughs - 7OS4 %. T5$4 Close
steady.
East Liberty Sept. 25.-CattIe lower extra IS 5GG
& -; prime S. 3oGS5 50: 50 50dS4
prime mediums IS sUaS5 heavy workers 15S5
light IS 700 s. 10 heavy s. pigs
50dS5 and s. 507S5 r0uEh-
e41SJ 10 Sheep slow, choice Werhers 81 l5$4
81 5eGS2 So choice lambs s. 2nS5 go
good - 50F$5- Veal calves, So 5OGST-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26

country 4ss6Sc 14ARDsteady. quoted 7.52ite
quoted s6 1tih euoted az ,2Sc Refined 9ri stead
49, - Compound quiet Quoted City. So G8ac
T1=c; city lard stearine sac.
~ SE ahs principal feature rice situation va
" increased interest in foreign grades demand for tina
srsP,e being good ami held firm Advices from New
about as exrsoTe9 s Io me .ur9peAn Fepors vi
rl6s ms 9q9Js6y higher but tending Upward no.s
SIS Patrs a4 Brine 70 choice 1855 head -
Rsngoou in bond 2G2tsc
The MARKET letter q Dan Taluage', Sons Compan.
la-gng volume Of trade Prices OF IL. respective unar
9 ',s ga, are On PARTY enabling each 20 command Il
LroGtay thereto This general
ne man supply Of Louisiana has been drawn from tn
SssSs.ppl F'iyer parishes but II remains be
Iues OF start IN o7 the mad chase for patronas
ig!,al lots during shouIt indicate the ad
s1I +LS ~ song SOW Still necessity knows Law
prices IN the hope Of acceleratng the movement Cable
ma ~ a4s unless something unforeseen shall happen
Supply OF English and Continental markets will fall sho.
Tsnage Negv-Cr;saus teieEra1Ss - TS,si ay ~ ~
ments Receipts rri7 200 Is6 go LAP NJ
gear b'4lo bbls. EnIarginE recepts andnz rsaTv Ssi
aet steady a former figures Carolina crop rovsse:
f all offerings taken promptly At run recent quot
not asra9 c P9si.ioP Of he refined
with The fIria- ~[aSeq o-aay Demand was roderse,
Clors+1rs icons ABOUT steady at unchanged prizes
~ -. IoloW; Cut loaf and crushed & 55s ior1'nes
rov5 CO.. pos 2nly) and mould A 4oc cubes ana Xxx
powdered 825c EsEa es2s powered ana fit
Eagle coarse granuIafed go A. srSnolsteS o4c
t2ns y bags and 6ags Of nne granuis,ed ssc
\ 9l2e- contectiouers A. 5-g5c Nos i > and ) 5sc-
4o@. ~ 20 o 91oc: No s. 300; No 2 $500; Ncs
-, - 70 and I6 515c sale OF 532 bags vas -s,res
uuscovado Al &c a. naarEst Il was English Islgd
firm on he bssfs a. noted doinEs AID ruled ste6y
Faao and &C for molasses Cables were quiet nd
tire to-~Fo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Tork- September 2s 1900.
SGD direct and there about cars O stale
cattle in the pens nos q Eaicn wsrs a. 81
at the upper yards at Mondays closing fggres Bulls
-. a az 81 Dressed set in fsir demand Al yeserys
quotations Io1ays eaos so9 s- .sin a. ii5Isc
n and tsw Jops at rs s5a' S aFe $500 s.
as low &c per =. shipments today ESQ cattle and
morrow TIE Majestic foT L1seFp2oi WI .aHe ol $50 o.
quarters .; beef for y N S ne - b m
salsl-3 c. Curtis son: ST sksrs go n syeraEs
a; 50 IS per 100 p; hefsrs +a9 70 a. s. ~ bulls
81 n a. e 70; l. 90 a. "a % = ~ - 81 ~ . "a
AS = At So 60 e+2 70, s. 10; do 50 2. at
ISL n 81 20: do, 7ss n at 81 50; d. 7eS n.
jeaifte wrigh, & co. u bulls SCI p At 80 80 p
%. 500 n at g -: II DO 7s6 n a. 81 O. Dc Is
andrew Mullen: helfsr 700 y. a So COW go 70 at
7s8 r. al 81 90; do, 10 n Al 81 50; do 745 n
Z Hume Bro I bull 1890 70. at IS 80; p %. So
70 al 50 10; / 1890 n. al s. 80.
ana Counting the stale stock there were 285 sale
were about cleared Common 10 choice yeas sold az s9g
er N at Sass -. fed caves al 81 70 city dressed
Yssia wfsE s AZ sa s PER e assei SfasseT a.
ss'eI 9 Curtis 4 son veas 80 70 average al,
s. . per 100 o. IS dS % a. a, = - ~ a. 10 ls at
Jetlire Wright Co Is grasses. 200 n At s. . 8
d. rs n at S. do 800 y 50 fed calves 3s7 u
andrew Mullen: veal $50 70 at IS IS: DO. 1o2 u.
So
Newton d Co 8 fed calves $50 n s. 70
Wilkersou- Feals. $50 Z. 3
VI collins. grassers 2s5 = s. 40
Tabfn A. shannon 81 grassers. l83 n. ~ 81 q
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts were "a 3 ISL
market, and with The stale there
W Demand moderate steady
prices and 70 sell az the finish Com
mon 70 prime sheep sold a $3HS4 So per
lectsd choice a 81 20. Z prime lambs
81 T5dsS - ruls and mixed stock AZ S3US4. OF
Canadian lambs 81 20. Dressed mutton, 5asc per n
dressed lambs 6iaGl01sc.
Sales-Newton s. Co. 2sl West Virginia lambs g. -
average a. 81 50 PEI 10 Isl DO n at 3 49, ia
Kentucky sheep 10 n a. 81 90 % West Virginia Do 102
n bucks. 10 n. at 81
H las Indiana lambs. a s. 40. II
cus y 81 Il Indiana sheep lis y. 81 20, Is
do III =. a s. .. bucks. i30 n. So q
q Harrington. 30 Ohio lamhH - = az IS IS, 30 do
n AZ - - laa Canada DO IS =. s. 10 lss DO
- n an - 20, 1913 a., - n Al 50 20
Sanders I41 state lambs =. az s. 40 state
sheep n 81 IS state sheer lambs, g n a.
s. O. \. Sd date teater1Ey1 44S Fslnsy
Vania lambs. ID S. 20. stats do. 50 n. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26

s-l-1zl1E > COO bags ~t-h5-zE- BY A-buckIs Bros
-G--ffe-.@c--- = ever -Le history q TIE cotton
-z1= 1E~= opinions bee1 6ckle much a VAR
are IS -s- g ne present ---s N1s receipts q
E--z-=- they last years e410 90
RE -=eT z-Es- -HEC -1e- We're The
Ezoz6--z GO bale crop Prices
selling q positions
g C--Ces Crop
1000
~ 1== 5-- re latter 3 considered extreme o. most
--z-e e- = Is -e11e-os-ec -Ea- a. planting time
high prices previous season
--z--s-E increase the area ana the
-zpCr- subject showed material
c1-fz Cpoz bought
70 ne picking tine weather reports have
-z@r 1c--c---E --e-e teT Gotten people who
ne-ere o--c---s
r -a= c-Ur- They ceeve materially
age -Ez- ss-1r1Ecs1. wiki election
- p-0ras--z-lrg policy ne part Of Epz1ers and
s2fE-ce possibility
-zzge = ss-e- present been
p1se- S- either eide z ne account marked caution
t=-z =-11l- fairly active bU- much
opening business
ming e-E- cal showed decline q 5lI-2 poi1-s
sE--E Eeae-sl 5u- II goo parr OF soutHe-1 or1a-s
gtFs Prices - mad returned che closing
+es % ne previous e--cg anticipation q
- BRA rs21r W1.c1- VIXEN Il appeared Eel lite
gr-csE z-F1-es- points 2 y. but
-n=c-s-e-- ---1eS -e-y under renewed selling
- E-1-- -epc-- previously discounted
-s-e q support any KIND prices gave
= e2@-zE basis. vttl speculation sluggish Traders
ARA y receipts. WIZ the SET-Or=zcs estimates
1917 particularly -eP-=ss-ag- Al We TealesL
re sesE,ou prices showed 2 loss or let-o
---. ee-rE checked hc1T@ve-. b- The large dis
-- e 75c- remote positions selling
zl--=c VIII prices. Further rIru1r- q
-- ne -E-<e- the hzE hour ferrous
80 Ni-- transactions spzs11ocicsllr active Lne
IS barely Erea6- le- loss of "a = points
@s= = contract prices Il he Local market ro-1ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26

Cash quotations we're as follows: Flour weak: No J
spring wSsa; 7os7sisc: No I'd T7g5a:; 70 s9Ea
No 3 whits 24Ia25lsc; No rye. 52te: good feeling
barley 90 re. fair choice mailing 52g56c 70 @1
seed 81 3Gds4 50: mess pork per Dbl SlgS1- % arc
per 100 n s. 05GS7 % II short RIBS sdss oose = oJ
Siasr z5es fboxed IS I5Ss 30: whisky basis Of high
loaf. Unchansec - ne Fr1-ce
I5S22c dairtes 1sqIsc. cheese firm al lolsel%e Eggs
Arm; fresh. l6c- .
Cincinnati sept 2-E1OgT steady Wheat easy No :
10 mixed . 4 ara nc. Rye steady; No 56lsc Lard
steady at Sc ara Bulk dull az s. Bacon nF'2
at 81 o. wh!ssev steady 81 IS. sugar Arm
Duluth Sept 25-wheat-No l hard, s3Atci 70
Northern, 81 ~: No N9rhsru I9f.c No sSS -
70 arrive 1 hard. s3&c; No northern 3 ~ sepei
% zR23&c- Rye, 53c- Barley, 45c5oo-
SIC, 10 Northern. Tsq79sc. RE easier 70 l. 500
56c Barley quiet; No : 5Tc; sample. 42-1SS%o-
Northern september Tsc; December. pc; May. STAG
A. &c on track Sart. 81 ac; No Northern Isae'
No . Northern. zsHc- Flour and hran unchanged
Philadelphia, sept 2-Whest &c io~eT eontTSe-
-IDed 2s7l2Slact No white do 26G25lsc; No mixed
Rutts- arm good demand. fancy Western
creamery 2Sc prints, &c Eggs firm; fresh NEARBY
and 19-sci do Southwestern. Sc do southern
IL Katie 10 fair choice, 1919 Hecetpls
Flour $40 bbLs, - 900 n IN sacks; wheat -bV"V
Wheat 10000 1900 bush; cats l2Ooe oGsr
ST. Louis Sept 25-Close: wheat-No red. cash, T5c;
September. soc; Qsto5er I5.S Iseem5s- 's4sc &c :
September 90: December, 32+sc, No 2 white. 26c-
Toledo sept 25.-Waeat dull, lower and Ortoosr
5sS9s H'y Yen CASH sl Sc Ds sa BE- 6s 5 2 Ss
dull unchanged, No cash 23c September @3c;
dull lower. October 50 To- Decsn5er SO sra
Ne =, 81 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
a., rom Grand Central station.

eI2 - II. snd 3.25 P Il TsiIv -xre-- S1-azv q,
Plttsae-t; SUNDAYS Only AZ $50 A y
pullman Cars all through
Trains Illuminated Ptu-sCh EtEh--
Ticket oc-ces a. l13. 81 as 21f Broa1-7v
t1i0n So ". rs Columbus - 18th
lath s. and i3sth s. York sIs ana -
Eutou 81 and 114 Brca1Wsy .
Teephoue 200 Street. ror View YORK Central -
Service Baggage checked rom residence -
WesScctt ExTreSs Company
GEORGE z DANIELS General Paa-eurs- Ar.--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FUR
Leave York. e Liberty street. south Ferry
CyVhftehaU Ts-1luaD minutes earlier
sDaily Except sundays sS-l-ays
CHICAGO. $50 Liberty street o-Iyl- 'l30
and Els night
PITTsBURG '4so 3 n ,Ll5srvy Street oalyl- geo
. m 90 . '12-15
CTNCINNATI. ST LOUIS. 5000 a n. 'T-00 T. n.
-' "s" ROYAL Blue TRAINS
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. 7s0o, 1000 fDtzs-'.
81 30 a n DINER. -Ld0 2 Diner 'L31 Diner
ssOO (.Royal Limited sxciustvey Pullman Tram
raer Cacsl. : 90 fDin~rl. zoe ard 'I2 =
NORFOLK ?
All trains are Illuminated with Pt1-sch Light
OFc@@. ia II. e61 1860 BrcadWay. = Union
80 W y Bower y Y. 51S Fulton Brooklyn
v-ftehau Terminal ard Liberty Bsggags checked
s-or1 hotel o. residence destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26
central R. R. OF New JERSEY,

SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FROM s2cr Q Rector St
through % Pleasa11-11-1U a n 4
2. n. Through % Ocean Gr0ve-s00 2. -. Sun5z~s-
Through Point Pleasant-1O-O0 II. 1-00 500 = n
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
"l0-tss A
e. so SEQ 13:9f 100. r4:3O '500 zoe I'D s0-Oo
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
$40 ~SCO s-G0O 81 30 A rs 81 s7-0a
500. 200 ? VI "I.-TJ ruat
OTH-es. Liberty Ferry South Fsr-v III II 2sr
a. 945 1900 1854 Brosdway. Ia 5th q Ave
Is Union So West l5S East l2S-h ST % west
Columbus <sE YORK
Fulton St Brooklyn. eS Broadway WuFaushu-x New
Transfer Co calls tor baggage
nation
Sundays only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26

- oliet with e.crag'ons -1cha1ged On
-s-7 of --'sr -1- z-z6IDg lsad ard lie f0r mic
--s 80 =-z were 1G1 hzles- Southern spot markets
srs .=E-ara-5 81 fTl-TuF %e--C-lea-s STEADY
----2f 4-cr-@ r17- ice - -s12ah a lose.
-e55 ~ and isc ~ - I0ic5 norfolk firm a.
10 higher Baltimore nominal - Ie1tc, - Up
,- stsaG- ar l0 T--sc. I-l6c Augusta STEADY ~
- ~ - Louis STEADY a. le~sc. &c uP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26

tl1 Exchange special Liverpool cables. spot cotton
---el- Going sales. @o4s dHies SPECULATION sad -
49, ----T-czrr 200 lzlss- receipts L3.Hb Laira'
--s-- : 80 bales HsGizHl griEua q i5-iod futures
-r.- -fr@--7-. $50 ~ T-s41 advance. Ar 80 ~
a-l st--lE -64d lower :-.6+d higher. closed
~ s-r--T --b4c i1ser ~ = SD l-t az
.-lfr aHlzFr 5-s 8aDLs-. Fet r4lrE-. - 90
slaro1 S2as 11arrn-APrl. s2ls april ata,
s--E-lEl@- b1-s I1Ee-Ju.r- 5l6zs JUS
49,. -tzs September = nominal SepternEe r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26

Time Is from Penna- r I'D St Five lzEsr
from Cortanit Desbrosses 81 station:
ass Il. VI. ID AILY.-F. r. y. LIMITED. solid
Vss-ihuled Electric Lighted Dining Ca. Puanss en-
caaatl Louisville. Louis.
$50 4. ", DAILY-wsstsra Express. PurnanA
Dining Car and Coaches
Tiekets ana Sleeping Car bsrths once CAes Ohio.
5d2 Broadway. Phone EsO Franklin. Or ofess FsaiA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26
NAVAL. STOPrr

o5f.s sHsht reaction in spirits today Ue
Lls ne -a-.tng on IN demand mere and the unfavr-
- rom the South. close however ne
c-o-sri ~s 5Lsaay Rosin ruled quiet unchanRd
s s7I-E:sg gu g. Do oil bbIs 81 IS.
cCttESt = ICRPENTINE-4I1- a42c
r 50 81 So 50; &c 6 SIS SIS: / 81 co. K s25;
STOCK IN HAND.
-. l6t DIS
o o. --- 4o6 OILS
Charleston, Sept -Tu-penti1e-Nothius doing Bsin
steady unchanged.
savannah SEPT 25.-spirtrs t1rpeuriue Arm 3sc re-
Ps ~ noist sa es, 925. exports So Resin Armand
unchanged receipts 54ls buls; sales So exports %.
- wilmington Sept 25.-Spt-trs rurpentine firm s+=9
soc receipts = bbls. R0sin steady
% DDS r-1e turpenti1e firm, 81 2sS reoeips IS
oois Tar firm. 81 40. receipts, Al bbIs
London Sept .-Turpenrine-splrits css sid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26

E--eiC- Gee Markets Ss--7=t-1Efee market
E-s-Eze santos, TSle0 receipts 81 op8
ca-s- =---- fs+ a@n bags Fz-h-rz-Cc1ee market
Unchanged zig lower Es-re-s-1fe5 market
Cge-s- z-6 = <-zrC lower a. = unchanged.
s-=al- September advanced Z. franc. ---=rs
-1z-F=E $50 --czzuz=- ---aL sales - 600 Bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26

- -f-I rzslrer r. ~ week ago and 10 last
@a- -. r. ID 0o5 IL = against 10.fss
a-eS ana 70 year.
-rcay-s uor-s and interior uo-rs today
-0=- H-t1 the same 1ev week ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26

EB--o-es market weak: So Pic 1850 exchange
l-5 receipts 2Tq0C bags Two 1aEs cleared Tor
T---5 states cleared for Europe 600 bags
s-1-E -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26
aaiIroaos
PENNSYLVANIA
FL RAILROAD.

- QUuU \ Nv DAN IA
= RAILRoAD
''6s 81 " sss do1ass, ssE:. s-' and D.
sFThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Streets Il Ave minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-thIrd Street
station. except where otherwise noted
GO co. a ~. M FAST AA!LLa.sss 20 TO Buzz; Par
SS7iesss9 10 eosehss . Pltssbars-
055 A. N. PENNsTLVAN11 LIMirED.-Pulizaaa Con-
cars For es5less psaiss sn9S II r. e7S Ta
i1s55ARslis Logisxll.s s. Louis. -
"a 5sls59 Sashyills wa Cincinnati aid LouEvls'
o-SS 2: NJ ST LOUIS ExPREss.-For Pittsours-
DO y. d. WESTERN ExPREss.-For chicago FOR
75S p sNvfePS s@ fs75 v,....,-- ,.s
69u's, Connects foE CTevsiaa5 except s@turaay.
PF'EsS-For Pf-ts5u-g Cleveland Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
20 % sos 1910 Desoozsss and Corrlaadt Streets
IN - Ding Car 10 . CDiaias Car Z 20 ID
sTess-sa1 LIN . a. P1zior Dining cars, =. -
sqaeeg =. -. 1875 lDiaias car, a n. I255 IS
80 tDinins Carr. ass Dining Car. sZ5 , H. u
soI5IIiEEsN RAILwAT.-Express. s25. As ? n IL
NoR 5j ok AND WESTERN RA1LwAY--For Memphis
ATLANTIC COAST LINE--ETpTsss 50 a H. aaa =
cHEsAPEA1E OHIO RAILWAYS a IT, ard ass
sEA is. AIR LINE-Ez9ress. 12S5 ? and 1910
FOB oLD FONT COMFORT and NORFOLK--7-ss
ATLANTIC crTY-a55 a n and > b p II Essk-aays-
ehrogga Eesr5uec Tratas- BU1s- Pari0- cars and
STANDARD Coaches
g ca 4AY-I255 , n wseN-says
T points On New York and Long Branch Rzii-oad from
Nentg-tHl-d station n 1ZTe.
. - 30 - aid as p sundays. O. 3 a n.
40 ? n iron DestTcsses 900
a n = 70 go 40. : To- azd 200 . n sun
days Q - a 3 Is D.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
az 4DssSrosses aad Cortsntt Streets SOD. - IS.
10 - Pez1a Limited IDes1-osEea
and C27'.satt s,rees 70 ., Datzs ca-, lo5s 0aiHS
SaFl 100 a l255. . 70 C-eSdr1sses -1r-anzr
SEeetS. I'D. z55. 3 -. $50 tLf-5-E car
80 DINING Car. 55 Dining Car KS. SIS.
- ;. n LID nlzH-- Sundays e TO- 80 coaches
., 500 81 a55 Limited. . - loss Dining Car
n 10 l55 dining car. 3 - So. - JDinl-E
30 '0iai3s Car 155 Dining Car. 155- 50
Ticket ofaees Nos 4sL a4s 1895 l25+ III and 81
5IlacNaE- I Asr1r House. STREE
statlon ana stations t9e, q Dessross-s Corrand
SlIses C1U-r street. $50 Fulton street 5-1azway
sHd Fennsy4vaEia annex S-z-iOE. Broaz-r-. station
Jersey Ery The New York --ansss- Ccupacv vii all
- and check baggage from hotels sciences
Telephone ET-hrea---
road
. . = -ICHINSON- 2 WOOD
a manager Genera Pass'r AEs1--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26


DUH LALNFLELD BUCND BROOK l7ca-s- NeeS
IS 4 NJ LIS I'D sd 4 ? N " NurT-
sd IS = A M.4sE1 a p p NJ
Tickets
fg Broadway square West - Columbus Ave y T.
Fur0n 81 B1y ard Annex ol- Brooklyn.
y Transte- ron zote.
residence through ID Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26

LEHiCH VALLEY.
Stations foor OF west 80 Corsndr
>Fe11A- 2 = Ferries
street 3 Cortlznds Des1r0sses Sta pa-y-
SUNDAY. ass Z N sunday rs a NJ Sun
A NJ : 8 n sunday as ? NJ sunday
NJ A NJ
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-29
ROCHESTER,.

Charles Crawford visited his sister, Mrs.
Trask, over Sunday.-Grant Lyon will
move on to the Stanley farm, April L.
Ransom Morgan has been in town for a
few days.-Ered Marsh has bought Ly-
man Jewett's farm and will move there
the first of April.-Annie Messer recently
spent several days in Bcthcl-Mr. and Mrs.
wallace Campbc spent Saturday and
Sunday in Grauyllc.--E. L. Martin was in
Ludlow las. waek.-Martin Eidder has
been in Randolph a few days-Elmer
Barnes is moving into Mrs. Grceley's
house AT the lower mills.Miss Sadie Rob
inSon has been visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Clark Kidder has improved in health
SO she is able to ride to the village
W esley HOdgkins has returned from Ll,d-
low. He did not hire out as expected
Fred Phelps from Hinesbursh has been
In town few days.-The ladies' OF the
Methodist Episcopal church held n dime
social at their church Wednesday evening,
March 2S.-Prof. Scribner will return from
his home In Hyde Park to begin school
again next Monday .-Elroy Babcock has
moved his family to Gaysvlle. Mrs. Alb
lie Hubbard has returned from Massa-
chusetts and will care for Mrs. Fannie
Marsh this spring.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-29
SOUTH ROYAlTON.

The 5. r. G. s. closed on last Friday
for vacation of one week. Exercises
were held in The afternoon and i'll the eV-
ening the Senior class gave an entertain
mcnt and social in the school all,--George
Avery closes his engagement for j. H..
Kent April LIST, and viii go to Stafford to
work.-The Misses Leshore are spending
me spring vacation at d. l.. Leshore's,-
Among those present from out of town
to attend he funeral of the late Mrs.
Henry NJ Doubleday were Mrs. l.. IT,.
Leavitt of Somerville, Mass, Mrs. Hattie
Gould Mi and Mrs Chester Doubleday
of West Hartford-M Maria Billings
has returned TO her home in Sharon,--R.
II. Mathew returned home last Saturday.
DR. RumVell is in New Hork.-Mss
Lucy Hale goes to Barre this week to Wis
is her sister. Mrs. Carroll Griswold, Miss
Mabene Mather leaves on Tuesday for a
visit with friends before going to Burning
ton.-Mrs Burton Tenney left on Monday
for q weeks visit with relatives. Mrs.
Martha Libby is at home for few weeks.
Miss Isabelle Pearle Martin has been
engaged TO teach school in Sharon this
spring, Hon. Frank Plumley of North
field delivered his popular lecture Amer
lea" in the Congregational church last
Wednesday. News was received last
Wednesday Of the death of Mrs, Henry
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READING.

Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Coolidge are visiting
In South Londondcrry.-J. Arthur Teller
Is visiting his parcnts.--Dr Knowles has
bought the practice of a physician in Me
chanicsvillc.-Mrs Bates of Hartland has
heen visiting her sister, Mrs. Shcrwin.--
Beulah Nittum has been visiting in Cavern
dish.-Mrs. Mason is i'll with the grip
Mrs. George D. Burnham has returned
from New York and Boston. Miss Lilln
Perkins attended the wedding of Clara
Further and Mr.. Hunt at Woodstock la
week.-Tho Otis Townsend farm situated
in the west part of the town has been
purchased by h. j. Grow of Attleboro,
Mass, Of o. S. Holden. admr. of the b r.
Stcarns cstate.-1hursday, March 10, usli
cred in the S7th birthday of Mrs. Sarah T.
Buck and the II. T.. Giddings w. r. G.. of
which Mrs. Ruck Is an active member,
gave reception in her honor on that day
from to p. IN. There were present u
goodly number of neighbors and friends 49,
Many tokens Of esteem were left as re-
membranes of the OCCASION Mrs. Buck
In turn presented each guest with a dainty
souvenir card bearing her name with date
of birth and the current date--Mrs. Lu-
clan Parker and Mrs. Frank Morse have
gone to the Mary Fletcher hospital in
burlington for medical trea tment Miss
Edna Ward, who has been spending the
winter with her sister. Mrs. T.. T.. ellison
has returned to her home in Guilford.--
Mrs Sarah Wardner is in Wndsor.-Har-
old Morse is visiting in ProCtorsville.
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WAITSFlELD.

Mrs G. A. Prentiss has gone to Middle
bury to visit her two daughters, NJ sses
Josie and Jessie, who are attending the
Middcbury high school.-Rev. O. d. Clapp
of Burlington, a former pastor of the
church here preached at the NJ e. church
last Sunday.-R. W. McAllister and fam
lily have gone to Armenia, y. Y. where
he is employed on a farm Miss Floy Ed
dy has returned homo from Goddard Sem
mary at Barre on account of poor health.
Joseph Palmer has leased his farm to a.
Mr.. Longe from Lincoln.--L. C. Berry ia
quite sick and unable to move at present
to his home recently purchased in tho VII
lage The town have a new road machine
for working the winter roads. cutting out
the Cradle holes. Widening the maths. etc.