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The suburban citizen., 1900-02-17
A DISAPPOINTED REPORTER.
70 Didn't Can on Miss Grace Dodge
Again.


Again.
woman newspaper reporter, who is
now a well-known author, once called
upon Miss Grace Dodge, the million
aire organizer and head Of the New
York Working Girls Clubs, who is also
the author of "a Bundle Of Letters to
Busy Girls" says the philadelphia
Post. The servant looked sympathet-
ically at the reporter, Invited ner into
the house, tool, away her wet rubbers
and shoes and brought dry ones, an
act which filed the visitors heart with
ioy. Then she brought cup of tea and
some biscuit After a long wait Miss
Dodge came in. Are you reporter
she asked the neWsgatherer. "Yes?
| am very sorry you should have come
ND here this rainy day to see me. You
know never talk about my plans for
publication, but we can have just as
nice a time talking about books and
pictures. Won't you have another cup
OF tea? Must you be going? am
very sorry. Wait q minute and have.
the coachman drive you to your office
or your home. Come up some day when
we can have more time, and I'll tell
you all about the Working Girls Clubs,
but OF course you won't print any OF
IT," The reporter rode home. but she
didn't call agaln-at least, not on busi-
ness.
Thomas R. Bard has been elected United
nates Senator from California, D. term dat
The suburban citizen., 1900-02-17
OLD LETTERS.

A tale OF ball in lts season.
A scrap OF gown that was worn,
conldante's news Of hearthreak,
A lovers page, tattered and torn;
A chid's painful hand that was guided
To trace out its first words OF lovei
A message Of birth and OF sorrow,
bridal song, sealed with dove.
They flutter and drift from their moorings
Like white thoughts that culver an,
shine,
Dropped deep In the heart OF forever,
The past that was thine and is mine.
Az. ashes OF roses, scatter
Your memories, ever the same,
AY. ashes OF roses old letters,
lay your white hearts In the flame.
Virginia Frazer Boyle, in Bookman.
The suburban citizen., 1900-02-17
HOW DICK WON.
BY PERCIVAL RlDSDALE.

ley had been talk
ing about the diff
ference b e tw e en-
the love of man and
the love of woman,
and, as they were
all very young and
more or less i'm.
questionable, the
conclusions were
interesting. Raw
Inns, who had said
little and smiled
The suburban citizen., 1900-02-17
ERg Suburban CITIZEN.
WASHINGTON q, C.

It is gratifying TO observe re-
markable expansion in the legions OF
golf players. Golf clubs have multi
plied East and West and North and
South, and every new golf club is a
wellspring of pleasure and a gain to
the community.
The suburban citizen., 1900-02-17
Mans Greatest Rival.

We don't suppose the man ever
lived who was as popular with the
women as chocolates are. -AtchisoD
Globe.
The suburban citizen., 1900-02-17

Faded and old is the ribbon,
Blue once, as azure-lit skies,
Breaking in twain with Untylng,
A truce held to Time as he flies.
Breathing OF rue and rosemary,
And lavender pressed in the leaves;
Yellowed and mellowed, loves dream
ing,
Tied In the long garnerod sheaves.
What is the harvest they bring US,
Flotsam OF life and the years?
Kissed by the dust In their sleeping,
Bathed In loves sunshine and tears.
A verse from a laurel-crowned poet,
A garland Of faith to the fair,
A petal from roses that shattered,
A curl Of baby's bright hair;
The suburban citizen., 1900-02-17
SCleMtlflc HMlGrlcAtt.
THR SUBURBAN CiTI

T II ~ = = = = NNNNNN y 2
ZEN Is a permanent institu-
hon--a fixture at the Natlon9I
Capital. Thousands and thou
sands OF people can testify to
She good work 1t has accom-
plished during the past five
years In the line of suburban
Improvement. It Is the only
newspaper In the District OF
Columbia that maintains 6
punching bureau, whose duty
it is to punch up the authori-
tiles and keep them awake to
Ihe needs Of the suburbs. On
that account II deserves and 10
receiving substantial eRcorV
Wgement.
The suburban citizen., 1900-02-17

Thomas r. Bard has been elected United
ates Senator from California, b. term dat
X from March 4, 1929,
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09

ME;TAISThs character of the metal nsrke,
cSpPeT ruled INACTIVE but nomnay steady Closing an
dull at s s.. hsS 90 that p0mnai s dH sdysnGe Of
and both Closed at m 7og prices did also
ss, Tbs brokers' g s asa and fu5s M
& hsa &Gaay 61 sale sG HPse T
S5sss s S fa Ss tSHs Ss SeSa
Puerto Rico 3ia4Sc open kettle 445c
lac good Sc aSa2ac ,a%s2 iaasss aaaYc fair ia@
mage for the sd fair for ton
tendn m trades the nqgiIy Indifferent ana the the
Tor grain steamers for Atlantic loading and a ae5nand
des * 80 %as ans,la on a ss@
from the GGlf we're Apr rm Timber m .a and general
ndoE G"tTsei 4sd sse Ms1sb to Liverpool &d
"a Hd@hg Lnth 'd Hun al AID AnfWerp '.sa9
room cotton Liverpool per 100 n Sac naSn osi no
but i wss Ss I9s weak as ever
thai Europeaa tSr Sesa5
pces O auotaoa and sna sw nsd
reea R@k s. aa2S 2S BPS in bSk 81 @
SUMMER SUI l5 Tso 9 bs ssd aphha pms
as e0 p1@e oW Whss iS%ss ss ye9x e1I%.
AmeTiean boiled . 5s5se s cse sa5c
81 fs15ss &c city brands SoS52
sFSdue sna 5sDorss o
head Ssfess s1S s@a,eS 3s e9s ,9 at chsaso
market market was irmer about &c htebnT m dhe local
SO sST &c. family issS fs%y slss' s "a
fss SsasS5 3 iGsil IS sssassa sas5 India
r sfs9as sEsrs*fio1sss, s.f ss
es Picked shoulders dull &C. Pckes nc eSc; "a n $50
city. x s5scy: ss'y doas42 ssssns ssgsSs
Brazil iasa kes hF South america zoe Continent @ n
ern sasfse' ''c compound dull: city sisS.o: Wsst
lard stesrfne. 6&9 91c ~'~'' oieo. SIC bid; city
RicE-Conditions were the .an,o t.,
sbh noted and demand was e ne rice market
UNCHANGED b.re % was Tor rather lots Prices @
eooa domestic common low fair 2H SaSalons fol
Pa - qSc prime TO choice 5xa5&c: head iair to
COON In bond. 2Q211c. Java 9%@4%c; Ran
o., sCGAR-Rehned sugar was dull h,,, .
lots Of e lis, was concerned was ead Ss so
the list rates sraass could be bought shade und
oroers are sent OF promptly Quotations hand and
mould a 5 o|G SSf. domin9es ln half bbs onIy1 snd
ger coarse powdered and powdered pow.
and extpa n. aannas Se Eagle
sass 10 cartons and bags OF me m cartons 10
isS soe Eagle fine gTanuiatet and s,andsa gaanuated
4soe Nos l. 3 475c: No No ca"fesSners 4oc. 4
no G 10 No & 4se; No 4a5e SOC No No 45S >:
15oc There was firm market for raw sugar M ana 10
0iaefs or spot sugar inclined to hoS ,b' some
raes % rh shsr prices teiners buyers at ouotes
cost and freight basis prices duty aIfe a on
S Eee as follows Centrifugal test bse pa1s basis
London market closed eleven prices The
Eleven was quiet with prices barely maintained and
for the day Included $500 bags css OF raw sugar
sugar cost ana freight asd leo bags olas.es
was all taken by the Arbuckiss The hm.rrsn tnis
pany took +iso bass Cuba eensr,sussi. to srrivs a.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09

$! 6 ( :ss; i 8
asI5 9sni8y Ss1e sIs 50; II @ss. .s4 Uranus. 90 " '.
the sssh ss
& with s on s sa pee aqs
se ne, higher latter on March which of course re
Premiums on No red were again advanced yesterday
hfy that s ns~s sAea on
Ss @ FeS s ssn S @ for that a
w s at % s %hs sEssOs sa Of No red
coming in aside from carlots from nearby States The
Speculation broader scale than usual and bulls
oa the % n o the
to beo s s Ss shorts
y n, s houses also picked up wheat
said to have bought at St Louis After the opening at
e s Reg &
and shorts therefore experienced good deal Of diff
deal Of bG Of more or es
Michigan a Sou be- da this w @
s4 h na ss Of % chicago as H nsds
Bulletin estimated the worlds supplies decreased 774s
Of in FEBRUARY las The foreign markets.
cut but little hgure with traders
IN on m9Sa parts ma4Fss @ ehts
AAntwerp was ise higher Berlin Z mark lower. and
'hs1s snow in the wheat belt in southern
said that the marketable supply larger
CONSIDERED m sq to the be- os crop sp n @
dtion this time of the year stocks are always
carried over into the Minneapolis stocks
expected decrease 100000 bush this week.
pared with 1150o0 bush decrease the previous week.
Northwest receipts amounted 524 against $50
cars last year Snow reported saying that wheat
was in excellent condition in Ohio. Indiana and
Michigan. where II had been damaged by NY
worse than when II into winter quarters.
tions of cash wheat afoat basis follows:
'p 10 hand 10 hs5s c
prompt No Northern Duluth 79c. prompt: No l
Northern New-York 7Tlac prompt; No Northern Chi
cago. 7512c, prompt. .CoRN-As wheat absorbed
most of the speculative attention to-day.
practically neglected until the hour
/ transactions were made this point Trading
tive in Chicago, and the market much
nathy with wheat. Prices here asc higher
There was very little affecting the market
either domestic foreign which accounted
part for the duness at New-York Export business
amounted to ~ loads of which reported
at Baltimore. AT time during he forenoon pro
vision men were large buyers July
Liverpool futures closed partly I'D higher London
unchanged to I'D higher. The
corn demand was good and the below
! In the corn belt. No ele-
vator and delivered and 42c o OATS
Beyond syrnpathizing with the markets
at were very quiet all day and without
No oats closed 2sl4c: No 3 oats 2sc: white sc.
NO white Sli4c; track mixed 2Sta d30c: track white
81 = a35c; No white clips 32c. .RYE-MarRet Arm:
No J Western d4c, h afoat: No Western e3izc
! - y afioat; State 5sG59c SewYork CARROTS
! UCkWHEAT-Market quiet: quoted. SIC. T. New
! York ' = ''
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
EXPORTS TODAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Gork. March s.. 1900
CDFFEE-The market for showed a
tendency throughout the session o-dey. opening
which steady showed a decline points
in prices. Transactions the call
this basis, subsequent business any
further decided change. although a time the
opening there little steader feeling covering
he early weakness was a measure. least q
decline Of i2aA. Hayre. partial decline
Of L pfs Hamburg. Some held closing
change finally reported that market. closed the
iOw point. While receipts Rio and Santos
large compared with the rate at which they have
running of late, the advancing. and the
American visible supply remains considerably above
10000 bags, and the is TO be heard
estimate in circulation to-day
will exceed $50 600 bags but,
taking the accounts their possible the
worlds visible supply 1886 bags. receives bear
consideration with the exception Of this ast
year, when 6.5220i4 bags. is much above the
normal quantity Thus, the time in 1887 eS
worlds visible supply 6024 92s bags 1926 81
3923.o50 bags; in 1895 96 il 2,0ll,555 bags
in ls94-'95 1876 bags. In the afternoon
the local a undertone closing steady
at decline Of points Spot Brazilian coffee ruled
quiet quote: No s. SSslsc: No T. Sasc;
No s1z dStsc; No /. s7sG9c; No 3. 91sd9Ac Mild
cofees quiet to-day, only small parcels
changing hands Values. however held up pretty vel:
holders instances demanded full Good
Cucuta quoted at 10S4 41ic
Tire range prices the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston March s.-Cottor quiet: middns Pc low
mddng Si.c, good ordinary q Reeen5s 5s OAK =
baltimore March s-C1tton nominal; m!tdlins 90 !:
low midns l6c, good ordinary > ~ l"c. "I9sS ",9
r,cepts 255 bales exports coastwise 800 STOCK To-
ore
low Inli7g good ordinary. slzc Net receipts
coas 100: stock. 1876 S6I.
Memphis March s-C9tton steady; Iniddlng pc ga
bales gross GsT shipments, a551 sales 1850; stock.
~. SS3. ,,, &c.
81 Louis. March s-Couou quiet; m'ddlns Q e3,lec;
midtlinc. gC: good ordinary. ssc Gross receipts
2os bales. shipments B. e02. stock. IS. Cos.
Orleans March s.-Cottor quiet: middling. 9sc;
low rnlddlinE &c. good ordinary. o l6c Receipts
0a5s bales: exports Continent. 66o1 coastwise
352i. sales 30oo stock 3T3.5ll.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
OTHER MARK ETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. March S.-CattIe- Receipts. 1850 Opened
generally steady closed weak, with yesterdays advance
lost Natsves-Good to prime steers. 80 lOqso p,II 90
medium S4aS4 80; selected feeders active 81 tSGs+
mixed stockers steady. 81 i0gS3S; cows. S3gS' a.
heifers SO 15S4 65 81 40qS3 bulls steady g
81 4O calves weaker 81 T5GST IS. TexansReceipts- S
Fed Texas steers 81 9oaS4 DO lexas ouIs
steady So 25as8 Hogs-Receipe to-day, 2iNo; est
mated for tomorrow. 25,O0o; left over, 25o active
averaging shade higher; closed weak lOc lower xe9
and 81 75as4 % good to choice neao - "I
So: rough heavy 81 75aS4 So light 81 Ioa - VT Sn
of sales s4 s7iaGs4 Sheep-Receipts. 14UD sneep
seneray steady; lambs opened steady closing oc lower
Good 10 choice IS 60qS5 9O fair to cholce
81 75as so; Western sheep 50 50gS5 90 yearlngs "a
as 40; native lambs So 4oas7 go western liioS' Fot
81 30 .. ,oas-
Cincinnati sHoge active siT9ns ST ass 81 %mSs SgSS
active lower. 50 25qSI 30 ., "a
e. East a .i6er'y 9s ss5 40 common 81 25as3 SO Hogs
s. IL heavy hogs SIS l0as5 5 light Iorkegs Soa - hon @
Tigs &. 75aS4 90; rouEhs. 81 3oHS4 ~ Sleep 20
sse5v. choice wethers 50 lOGs6 2o common % 90
cbnce lambs 81 4OQS7 so: common 70 good ;" "'' o.
calves. SIaSt 90 ,.xt,
Fast buffalo March s.-Receipts Of sale and tsuGsH
cartIe sheep aud during the twenty hous %
a 1oo1 70 dav were follows: Cattle ~ cars Shee
ca-s sheen and lambs. cars: hogs. II cars 80
demand moderate al lower rates than on MohlhH
calves IN fair supply good demand choice 70 extra -
ass: good TO choice s. 25Gs7 as sheep and W.
Tnnnd fair on a basis Choice I" extra e. o.
90 n5 20 choice 81 $50 common 10 fair ~ zog
sea 81 Is mixed sheep S. 1885 ewes 50 la - 80" con-
49, "A bNSSs4 IL iIogs-slow and lower; heaVx aid
medium * IS roughs. s. 7oas+ 50: stays - '"HS'
c1Os
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains eave New York, foot o
as follows and minutes earlier from w. 23d 81.
BOO n. IN. DaiC Buffalo ENpresS-arr.
For Btnghamton Naverlv Elmra Bradford Sill
train. Coaches and parlor TO Buffalo. '
ZOO p. m. Daily.-Chicago Limited-Fast matI-sou,
train to Chicago. arriving AR Cleveland 40 m
Seepers to Chicago. Cleveland. Cincinnati. Dining car
80 p. m paiiy.-Bnnalo and Cleveland Express-arr
Buffalo TO5. Bradford TO, jamestown nj
town 1O2, a m. Cleveland 1913 m. Seepers TO
liufalo and Cleveland. ~
DO Daily.-Sold for Binghamton. waverIv
Elmra, Chicago Sleepers Buffalo Chicago cfncnnst
Dining
FINICKETS. LOCAL. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC
l. COMMODATIOES Ill. 1I3. 26l. fol and 951 Rroa5
way a6 East l25h St. and e73 West l25th ST. Chambers
and West 23d St New York. and 500 Fulton
ST. os Broadway Brocklyn; 100 River St. Hoboken and
Jersey CITY Station New York Transfer for and
checks baxKaGs to destination. ~ N
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

r,rv,,r,s p...,- New-York. March s. 1900.
a,s ps 80 csTs for saSEhtsst
nans P"5soa 5 5gc ordinary SIDES
9S5 5ossy So 81 quarters
G Is IS 40 head including 20 butchers
in many % cases at Decline m sale.
head were held over Common to good veas
s ssa at E per SS G % 8 & SR &c. " t 8
s5c &c. seg city reas easy at 9sS per @ few
itt!s ss,sss calves at S.s5e Seis is v..,s ,,s
100 o do sHg lS7 n a. g. cus ll2 10 at $4 barn
Jenine Wright & Co.: s. veals. ia ro at 81; barn
J. H Hume 8 Bro: % veals. $50 n. at So 5o do.
?@ad = =, s & i, lss e 5s p
newton yes!s l?o n $50 s do Do $. ~ O
s sanders: veas 40 Tp s. 75 barnyard calves.
M ss s sars and as @ ssl
market hsaa nfls maHins With F stale stock
mhGh ne at aS sash in m at
finish strong. the opening Buffalo adyces Eiye We
SasS so psr ss 100 b caIis at 81 lambs
sesssS an ssady at logic
liberal supply and d Pes IS % s per rtnsr
'RSa ssesp Tsef %TT9 to :a n aves
5st G. +; Isl S: 8 q i e. ds e. s 3 3
i2s canada 10 at @ ss 100 s do 4a n n s
St ST. 8 ' n aSS sheep fs ,ds e s
Newton & PA Michigan lambs q r. io; a. E - 20 ~
5 Sanders: 15s State lambs, 81 10 at g 80; IL" 30
40 10 at 81 b0 sheep llO ID, at So 10 lou
n, at S5 II do, 30 N. at 81 30. a. az ao
NJ Collins: 21 Indiana lambs "a 10. at 81; lSo do'
Harrington & Buffalo lambs 81 ~ at IS 10 10
IrD ohio do "a 10 81 10 IS Ohio sheep 30 10 at 80
J. H. Wilkerson: 210 Buffalo lambs. - n at Ss' SS'
217 do IS 10 90: l61 Buffalo sheep, III 10 at %
J. II Bro: 3s5 Western lambs 81 ID at 90
JeIitffe Wright e. Co. 4 State sheep. 95 NJ. at 81
HOGS-Receipts "a 4T3l head, including
a car Of Western pigs market No sales or I'M
nortance reported Feeling for pigs, steady for
dressed hogs steady.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
ILvHRPoo1. COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, March s p. m.-Cotton-s spotIGood hns
done prices S2d lower. American middling fair
32d, good middlins. Is 32d; middlng 3 S2d: ow
miadling, 5H-3cd; good ordinary. -32d ordinary
a-G2d OF the day 1900 bales OF which
LOCO speculation export included u 200
bales. including II. 800 Amer
opened quiet and closed steady the de
cline American middling March. ! 20 Sid sellers;
March and April lIe+d sellers; APrt and May II 6tl
May and June. 3 64q5 lo8+d sellers
Ju!.e and July 6-6475 7-64d buyers; July August
3-64G5 i-64d buyers; August and September SO 81 q
GO6id buyers: September and October "a 6id value:
October and November 90 64i buyers; November and
December I 15-6id buyers: December and January
buyers; January and February. u Cad sellers.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09

Taking the market whole 1t steady at about
former prices. Quotations follow:
TAR-Reguars, 81 80; do oil bbls, So 60.
SPIRITS 9ooc.
ROSIN-Cornmon to good strained 81 I00S1 72a: E.
81 So F. 81 80: C, 81 e5; H. 81 15 81 30; K 81 So NJ
81 so; n. SO 05; w G. So so: w w. 81.
STOCK ON HAND.
spirits turpentne. bbls l52O
Savannah. March S.--Sprts turpentine hrm 53ISc;
cepts 81 bbs sales l23 bbls Rosn unchanged market
nominal and nothing doing; receipts, 1,271 bbls.
Wilmington. March s.-Spirits turpentine. nothing
doing Rosin nothing doing; receipts bbls crude.
nothing doing. Tar steady 81 20: receipts.
London, March s.-Turpentine-Spirits
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09

spot cotton in the local market ruled dull with prices
&c lower. the basis 9izc middling upland
SS4c midding Cuff Sales 122s Southern
sFt mddIing quoted. officially reported by
follows; Mobile quiet 5l8c. Nc; Charleston
nm, Ssc bid. Of &c; Wilmington firm. 91fc Norfolk
ltl Basc. of 3-l6c; Augusta quiet and steady orc;
Memphis steady. 9.c. OFF sc; St Louis quiet 5-6c,
oG l-ICc The export movement follews:
Britain France Continent
..---1 .649.340 5ss7e5 1.s97.
Nev-or9ans receipts al
5000 bales against 7iI4 last
8.Tl3 Houston. 2,4oo 2,so0 bales,
week /. III last
Receipts the and interior points to-day.
pared vi day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09

C>oTTON-The cotton market, generally higher
opening took lower level. without showing
any recuperatng power, for few intervals Of
profit taking by the shorts large business
transacted, Continued liquidation the principal
factor sustaining the volume OF transactions
serni-officially
started prices unchanged
- 2GIl points higher. The rise due the
English market. while showing the opening
Il 1924 in and decline SD
futures. by badly of the de-
shown by yesterday might
% justify. Then, closing cables reduced
decline Liverpool TO 2d4-eid for the day. Later.
however, showed the effect Of heavy selling
o. Margins asked for that
forthcoming; large OF the selling this
Fer the time the trade, heretofore blinded
statistics regulation market bearings by the
Dazzling speculative advance, found time
calculations regarding the and signif
The pointed least $500 bales be
N sight by the end of March and Il was very easy TO
minimum total Of 100000 bales for the
this basis There selling belief that
tail Of the crop might have large bush to while
crop advices from the South heretofore in the nature
Ct gossip took a tangbiy bearish FORM pointing
TO supendous and energetic planting preparations Ev
plenty in the Of demand for fertilizers
mules and farming implements 70 support recent claims
regarding the intentions Of planters, which. with a
naby propitous season, would give record
In the afternoon the market broke sharply under
renewed heavy liquidation OF long cotton. and became
q decline Of 1925 points.
The range prices market to-day
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09

C9i,on Exenange s2ecfa Liverpool cables Spot cotton
i;o american i1 900 receipts 1000 American 1900
5si96 e4d decline; :45 quiet steady
at e4T2 y 9id net decline: closed steady 6ia
5-S4d decline December January, Al
February. 4i2s: March BIOS March-Aprl 5I7s; April
July August. 5osazb: August September 45osb sepem
beT-October 45ss OctoberNovemb+r Bob;
IDec@rnber s15b Mancbester-Yans and cloths quiet.
FLOUR AND MEAI-Buyers prepared to
the advance asked -four circles to-day. the
market consequently little quiet without
change Spring patents. So 709s3 straiehts
So 40s3 so: winter 50 e5as3 spring clears
s2 s0Gs5 %: extra No winter. 81 s0as2 9o
S3Dter 81 e0Qs2 TO- grade s17G$17 rs ton spot
and 10 arrive. .BucKwHEAT FLoUR-Dui quoted
81 5euSi 15.-....hYE FLOuH-Ffrm; quoted: Fair 20
good. SO Iols3 Is; choice fancy. So 30ds3 60
coRSMEAL-Firm; quoted: Kiln dried. 81 l56s2 25 a.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
IEHICH VALLEY.

Stations Cortlandt and Desbrosses sIzees
trenna h. p Ferries -
TINE West 23d other CCrandt or pesoss,
Daily except sunday. sunday leaves =
trains Sunday eSunlay leaves SNA
K sunday Iepve< 6.lS PM SUNDAY a SIS Pm
I'6.S5, 90 A. " Local EASTGN Al
.3.55, e~.l TO-: FOr BUFFALO NlACsAisA F-s Coo
West and principal local points. farUr anu DlAins N
for CCal Branches. .,, 81.
+'If.55 1890 Noon. BLACK DIAMOND
PRESS" HandsOnest he world
capacity Due Buffalo ". coElrc'ing with through 'S
Detroit Chicago Dining vice a MON,
s12.5J. Leo For " N'LtNASl; 49,, ;, nrS
fs3-55 t-IDP Coal l'-sncheS and ntSTlHTSl w.
y.5.10 y5-s0PM- Local for MAJCH Iii IN For MAG
s5.55, XS.1OPM chicago Ncstioule LlnillyC
ARA FALLS and points West Through sleeping CSs u
and Toronto. r,-rrsrO Ua
-c5;Sas 500 Pm. Expos ton Express for BuffALO
'S.3J. 900 Pm. For ITHACA. ROCHESTER, S1h6--.
and Vest. sleeping Cars 10 Chicago. - 4oIv e1cefs
so PLAINFIELD and ROC Nd BROOK, socals g1tS SSS
Sund'-. u 10 +2o 6H So ~ mn 1S S5s al AID
at las, Zoi,
ISL broadway. y Unon square West -. BroOkn
Fulton ffiw'V NnnrN
y Y Transfer will call fer and eAeeS oaSsAse ii'
residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
Railroaos.
new YORK CENTRAL,
RailrodOs.

e12 A. NJ and " NJ. Daily. except Sunday. TO
held ays only at 20 a. NJ.
Pullman all through
Trains Illuminated with Ptntsch Ugh
Ticket Offices 11S. 26i and 1918 Rroadw,v ,a
Union So. W.. 2s5 Columbus Ave. 81 West i25th ST.,
l25th St and lSSth st stations. York:
Fulton and i0t broadway z. d. BROOKLYN
Telephone 1850 New York C'en,rs, Cab
Service Baggage checked or residence BY
westcott Express Company - ="
GEORGE III. DNNIETS General Passenger aeen,
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin st. Station y. Y. fo-osA
and 10 m, later from foot OF W. i2d ST: -,
'12:4o P NJ. CONTINENTAL LIMITED for Derroh
Chicago and st. Louis. Dining Car
'0;16 =. NJ Chicago and ST Louis Limited
tSiOO 2. NJ, Buffalo and Niagara Falls Express
'9:I5 p. NJ. Detroit and Chicago Express
'Daily. Except Sunday.
Time,taoles at principa! hotels and Offices 5agsac
checked from hotel residence Express
c E LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. y y
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09

long Receipts straw in tons, reported
al the Produce Exchange at to-day: Hudson River
Railroad, $50 Erie, 630; Pennsylvania %; Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western TO- Lehigh Valley. 10: total.
l,1eO tons. Receipts OF straw. 60
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York south Ferry CNhtshAn TerrnnaD. 40
foot OF Liberty street.
sDaily. tExcept Sunday. sSundsyh -
CHICAGO. .43o = Liberty street only) ~
.. and '12 10 night
PIrTsBURG, .4So a. m dIberty street cnlY,. ~
o. m 'l2 10 aIght.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 1000 a. m. .s65 p n.
'i2 10 night
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
,WASHiNGT0N. BALTIMORE. tsoO. 1000 CDinef.
llSO a m CDinerl. fl00 (Diner). 'ISO CDiasr.
SEQ GRoya Limited exclusively Pullman Train Dass
and Cafe). Ass (Dtnerl '555 D. m (Dnerl. and 'lSu
night NORFOLK. TOO y
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Omces: ll3 lie. 26l 47f. - Union -
W. l2T Bowery y. Y. $50 Fulton 81 Brooklyn: White
hall Terminal I'D Liberty Baggage checked fru0
hotel reside>cs Destination