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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08

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(PeEc2 r r Ferrtes)
Streets Daily sunday Sunday leaves Osasr
daily, sunday leaves
sunday leaves SIS sunday SIS sunday
An sunday leaves A II
ri q, e. 10 h Local ASTON
So d, e--aO 4 For BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS xna
West ami principal local points ParOr and Dining
for Coal BpsfonS~
-.II.53 I2.BO Noon BLACK DIAMOND az
PRESS" EaDCsOmest The world
capacity Due Buffalo . connecting win through seepes
10 Detroit Chicago Dining service
.IS55, LOO p u For WLKEsBARRE, SCRANTON.
Lii t.I0P Coal RegiOns Intermediates points.
y'5.10, y5-soP N Local Tor MATCH CHUNK
-3.l3. xt. f0P limited
Ara FALLS and points West Through Sleeping Chicago
.z;55 SEQ Exposition Express FOR BUFFALO ADD
-s.3J 900 Pm For ITHACA. ROCHESTER BCFyAlo
and West Sleeping Ms o Chicago
so PLAlSFIELD anu BOUND BROOK. locals daily e1csps
sunday; 95 go r. - 70. -6O 6z0 and s. n
Pullman
90 Broadway, . Union Square Columbus y
fulton
!. Transfer cheek baggage
residence through Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08

pernaps more active than 1t has been At time this
year and decidedly buiish underone with prices
for the day Conditions governing the market
much like those Of wednesiay Not only Northwest
markets showed undertone
significant and color crop advices
best point OF the day Minneapolis Duluth showed
neary e bush advance At time in the afternoon
siderable selling for Northwest account but the setback
this occasioned speedily regained and the Northwest
ton this demand foreign .ouses bought considerable
wheat early in the day and Wall entered the
Thus the evidences outside speculative trade
GIG uch TO promote confidence IN the market although
healthy results the days advance had been little too
feature entire session Foreign
give all the aid that had been expected but private cables
Liverpool market closed "a aid higher In the Parts
I5srI1 mere was an aaVenee 81 oS n1s - S1r
73e 500 bush The Northwest receipts ABS
against $40 last 67e a year The
Price Current little information on the crop
outlook. reporting the mainly favorable for all
grain and therefore effect prices The dis
turbee political situation the Far East the cause
little comment during session. but exerted
important influence upon the market Export
amounted 1e loads Quotations OF cash wheat, Q
aioat basis: follows No red. New-York s2hg
Manitoba re prompt; No N9rthern Duluth CnE rs
The market held back again all day, and was
entirely ceatureess from speculative standpoint closing
unchanged &c higher in sympathy with wheat The
crop. according all dispatches in favorable shape
while accepances were large IN some instances
and small in others Very little attention was pad 70 Ie
export and only II loads light. The Eng
lish quoted IA net lower. .OATs-There
about steady all day far the speculative field was
sgt te asF on sash B,Ps Sc No
S 4te 2G b tsG Gins. sa Max wh arn g
ahoat state rye. 5705sc. New-York CARROTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. June 7-Cetton easy; middins. sac; low
rnidding good ordinary nc; receipts, 81 bales
exports coastwise, III bales; stock. 1880 bales.
baltimore June cotton nominal nddng Sc; low
rniddlinE 9-16c; ordinary 15i6c; receipts
$50 bales; stock. 6.2+6 bales.
Memphis. cotton steady, ufddNng. s9scs low
niding, $40 good ordinary Sc receipts I6 bales ship
rlents bales; sales, - bales stock 32Os7 bales.
Cotton dull middltng,
riddIing T-l6c good ordinary, 1-16c; receipts
80 bales gross 100 bales shipments 1O5 bales; stock
50 s78 bales.
savannah. June Cotton nominal; midding sac;
middling. sac, good ordinary sac receipts, GA
bales sales. 10 bales stock 10 500 bales
Cotton quiet; mddrg 8 ID i6c:
low n,iddling s9c. ordinary. 15-16c; receipts
bale gross.
sales, 900 bales. stock. so, us bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08

Liverpool, :, p. m--COrton-SpOt quiet prices
higher: middling far sled; good
ding 1-S2d mlddling. 2932d; low middling y 32d
good ordinary 2I-32d; ordinary 1J32d. The sales OF
day bales which speculation
bales American Futures opened steady and closed
quiet a advance. American mdding | m C June,
buyers; July. 4Sd+d buyers; July and
10 sd buyers; August and september, -64d
buyers: September October 25-6+d sellers; October
and November 14-64G4 15-6d value November and De-
cernber sellers: December and January, 94d
sellers January February 7-649+ S-64d sellers;
February and March. + sid buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
e:f2 A " and IS " Daily except Sunday. P-rrs-
sundays $50 A N.
az trains.
"a fllur1 minated Pfntsch
offices ia. 2sf. as I.216 Broadway. -
Union W. 81 West 125th 18th and f5s-a 81
Stations Nsw York: sSs and IA Fulton St. and Io<
Broadway. Z D Brooklyn
Telephone eco 3sth Street, Central Cab
Service checked Residences
Westcotr Express Company
GEORGE Il DANIELS. General Passenger Axsut-
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. ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The
y recetvef al their Uptown once No i242 Broadway
1nts received the following branch orfees regular
rffce until o'clock via % shave.
-- 23S-t. 1872 i2th-st Macys. 0tn-ave.
ana i4th-st.. l42 CouHbus-ave near Vest uot lub
Va, tqd-f near 6th-ave % i+th-st. 257 West
.adst between 18th 100 Easy tTth-st 1855
&C. between 18th an6 nth SITS 02s 3t-Gve.
6ist-st 7us seth--t-. ESQ stave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentne decidedly disap
appointing Southern markets Rosn dull but steady
Quotations follow
TAR-Reguars 81 10; do oil, bbs 81 2s-----
ROSIN-Con7non to good strained 81 So; E 81 65; F
81 20; c. 81 70: H 81 SO: l. S2 X So 20; NJ So 10: n
s. 60; " G. 81 TO- " w 81 90.
STOCK ON HAND.
cpllts LuFpentine 1flc ODDS
lar al oos
Charleston, June 7.-Turpentine market quiet 45c
Rosin quet. unchanged
savannah June Spirits turpentine firm at 4Sisc re
receipts +G54 bbIs; sales. 1.230. Quoted: a. 3. c. D.
81 10; E $ - r. 81 20 G. 81 80 n 81 10 i 81 %
Wilmington, June Spirits turpentine steady AZ
442c receipts 81 Rusin steady 81 G5GS1 10;
ceips 462 bills Crude urpentine quiet 81 sQqs2 so;
ceips 81 bbIs. firm, 81 40; receipts 104 bbls.
London June 7-Turpentne-spirts AIS nd Linseed
oil 33s ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
DrouosGls.

4 RMY BUILDING Whitehall St, New York
CITY June l. 19OO-Seaed proposals in duplicate
viii he received until u June Is 1890
and then opened furnishing and delivering alongside
Of vessel at -, Columbia Stores Brooklyn " Y
or sucn other pier New York Harbor may desg-
mated by the Depot Quarterma5ter. New York City
q No lbs. clipped white Il. OF
rtn9tfv hay American $500 900 lbs straw and
bran. the above forage TO be delivered
months Of June. July August and September 1900
Nv IN quantities DeDor
Ouarterraster. York City. shall designate and TO
be IN accordance with conditions and specifications set
forth IN circular instructions bidders. Information
and blanks bidding furnished application L
reserves right reject proposals
any Envelopes containing proposals should
marked Proposals for Forage 10 be opened ID
1900 and addressed 10 A 3. KIMBALL. A O NJ. O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD.


a. folIows and S minutes earlier from ". I'D 81
"a oo m Daly-SoId train for Buffalo. AN. . n.
EinEhamton Wavery. ElIlira and Bradford Coaches.
- ear ana cafe dining 10 Buffalo.
% 40 % m Dally.-Chicaso Liritec-Fast nAil-solic
,rrn 10 Chicago, arriving 10 Cleveland
Cleveland,
L.; "a, p m Daiy-Buffslo Cleveland Express-arr
Er-aIo To5 Bradford Z - jamestown go Y0unss-
~ 10 ~ a. NJ Cleveland Y 80 Slee1srs Buffalo
a1 o x N paiIy-Solid train for Binghamton wav-
srir Elrnra Sleepers Buffalo Chicago. Gin
Dining car.
SIJIc-SE,rs Local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
C0NsODATIONS a III. I12 261 +Oi Broad
- IA EAST Ia5Ch 27s West 125th St. Chambers
~, : New 333 Fulton
e. as broadway Brooklyn i22 River ST., Hoboksn. aad
1xev c5tv station York Transfer Co Gala
Shscks haEgass Destination
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. O..

~ Washington D c May IS 1eOO-sEALFD PRO
POsALS w!n received this Office until o'clock
noon Saturday June 81 1900 for paving various
and avenues with asphalt. Blank Of Pro-
posa SPECIFICATIONS all necessary information may
Be obtained at ONCE Engineer Commissioner
D c n B. MCFARLAND. JOHN w. ROSS. Lam
SING H BEACH. Commissioners. .. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
PROPOSALS FOR OFFICERS QUARTERS.

- West Point y. Y. 8. 1900. Sealed proposals
In tr1pIicate viii received here until i2 M July s.
1890 for construction Officers Quarters per
mans in this office L s right accept
tect any proposals. part thereof Forms
specifications furnished upon application address - NJ
z. s. IL. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
OTHER MARkErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June 7.-Catte-Recepts, 5000 head, steers
active and stronger; steady;
to-day ~ 10 good 10 prime steers 81
ass rs; poor 81 50aSS selected feeders
ass mixed stoczers 81 a s. 81 cows s3a54 30 heferH
81 2e9s4 Gamers 30GS3 bulls. s3QS4 calves
s5lS6 So Texans sale to-day, 81 sO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08

CCITCN-''The Chronicles acreage
y feaTlrs TO-day's
the figure given exceeded expectations d decline
naturally resulted While fluctuations during
cay were OF fair scope TIE net change Partcu
larry gratifying either SIDE The
with prices points lower point higher almost
Immediately turned weak IN sharp
Liverpool under AZ 9.Td
Per Il this p. 625.G44
the down considerable Liquidation
foreign and domestic accounts while shorts increased
Obligations under the firm conviction that the situation
warranted decline = below the Sc mark FOR August
while midst 0f their utilization
sudden Liverpool
demand from influential outside parties. Prices quickly
returned nights level support
. slight gain before breathing spell taken.
But with Lverpocs final cables II hand. traders
subsequently, assumed the defensive and gave attention 70
II unprotected q matter OF
caution owing holidays IN Liverpool and
Saturday and unusual divergence Of opinion
Corning probable Mondays
Of the Moreover. little
afternoon. and orders also few and
between. leaving the talent in control. but pur
Doseless The market finally steady with prices
points higher O points lower.
range OF prices the local market to-day
ruaen u lIrure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08
OFFTcE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. O

~ Washington. D c.. May %. Is00-SEALED PRO
POsALS will received AZ this Office y
noon saturday % 1900 for laying asphalt block
uavements Blank OF Proposal Specifications and
an necessary Information obtained al the Office
Of Commissioner. D. G. II. B. r.
FARLAND. JOHN W ROSS. LANSING H. BEACH
..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08

sD0T COTTON cl7seG qllet NlIn 9lolatl7ns
CT the basis s7sc uiGdling upland and 9sc for
ui6dllnF Gulf Sales were 3.I00 bales Southern spot
markets teleg-apled follows Mobile
Bile New orleans quiet at I3-I6c Savannah
tna- Charleston nominal Wilmington,
nothing doing Norfolk Sac. Baltimore
Il &c: Memphis steady Sssc; quiet d
81 QS7sc, Louis dull SIX
frIIlVrs.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO z. r.

FOR THE
New York OF Liberty street. South Ferry
CWhirehaIl TerrnnaD minutes earlier
Daily. Except sundays -SEntays-
CHICAGO. '4SO Liberty street only). $50
PTTTsBUR6. -ssO m, Liberty street onlyl. -Aso
9. n ?. m and T. Is night.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 1000 Il m. - 90 p r.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. 800. 1000 DINER.
a tD.aerJs Too m DINER. LEO tDiasrl
400 C-Royal Limited. exclusively Pullman Train.
Diner and Gael 800 lDtnsrl. 'suo p (Oiasr1 AID
Is night. NORFOLK. 100 .
Illuminated win Pt-lrsch
Ofrces 1l3 IT,, 26I, +3s. 1900 Broadway 3 v-nto,
So W - Bowery y 2. S3S Fulton s. Broosfx.-
whitehall Terminal and Liberty RasEars chscxss
from hotel residence destination
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THE STATE Of TRADE.

BUEao, June spring wheat-No Northern, round
lots Isc No Northern carloads T4i4c; winter wheat
higher No red * sc No white IA Corn
No . yellow 42&c; No 3 yellow 42lrc; No A yellow
41lsc; No corn. 424c No corn. &C Oats stronger
No : mixed. &c. Rye nominal Flour firm.
Chicago June THE leading futures ranged fol-
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for TIE Tribune
N received a. Uptown Office No I.242 Broadway
north OF o m adv
ments received following branch Offices regular
p. viz Isl shave,
cor 2sdst.; l52 6th-ave. cor l-thst Macy 6thave.
md Coumbus-ave, West 86th-st.
West 4od-st near 6th-ave % 14th-st. 25T West
4adst between ayes; 59 East 47th-s 33s
3i-ave between 18th nth sts.: 1O26 3d-ave
6Ist-s isr-aYe- s9tH-st.: $50 3d-ave.
554 Bescker-st-. Bieecker-sr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08

- 't-@+|
Wheat No. 2; Opening Highest Lowest. Closing
5qly - esos as; 90 S. ssas7 s.,
5 TITS ::::: 81 ss;< So ST. ST. So;
Oats No. 2:
j jsRs .: ::::::: Az alAasl9 a8 =s
s:5S HI 81 HsS H Hss ' Hss SIS SIS
s III ~: ST.. s :ss~ :94s 49,
Short ribs. 100 n:
s se5g HI: sc sg9s SO ssssss
a:h % Quotations s as S follows red ?qf aE
S9Tn , ss gsSate H. ye9w ss gsse No 92ts
25'c; No 55se: good feeding barley. s7c
NorthvestsTa, Son5raGt grade
Shoulders 6oze So 5esss IS short Clear sides
sugar unchanged. the Prouce Exchange today lae
IS}sa1c steady g9c; eggs STEADY fresh
Cincinnati June Flour stronger Wheat firm higher;
steady 5s No mixed 245e s' Rye quiet No = 8io
s. 90 Whiskey steady 81 % Butter easy. sugar Arm
Eggs quiet 1Oa1Ol4c. cheese steady,
e pt 5gRs 10 N6r as5a cash aas Sc a
spring e$fsc, Oats 22isQ28c. Corn 81
fa Axe June Whsaf bsheF No AN NoEthe - s.
SIC. Barley firm No = 425sc. sample 40lz@421zc
pAi n se v Tyne s99 6t. in %
No hard, 69hc; No Northern. 79sc: No Northern,
6Bsc Flour l0C. first patents 80 I0 second patents.
81 so first clears 81 So second clears SO 20 bulk
$40 50GSl1-
Philadelphia, June Wheat higher.
tract grade June 72F73c Corn steady No mixed June.
49, B44c. Oats firm No white clipped. 2s1s gSs re.
Seeds sea9y but quiet clover Western per bush CARROTS
- sWGS1 y do Pennsylvania. n quality 1sG
&c. timothy. Western. per 81 2OdS 20.
steady 1910.
Eggs steady fresh nearby l3c loss off Western l3c,
loss off do Southwestern, l2lec. oss of; DO southern
lie, loss of Cheese steady Receipts-Four 3 900 bbls
and 2A0000 n in sacks; wheat 27O00 BUSH corn 1000
bush; 5000 bush. ShipmentsWheat $4,000 bush
corn. Il,oOO bush: 1900 bush.
St Louis. June 7--Close-Wheat No red cash 691acj
June 70c; July 691c September T07sc: No hard 6+2
65c Corn-No cash 3s14c; June. SS14c July, 3s5sc
September 3SlaC- Oats-NO cash. 22l.C. June,
July, 21a,c; September 21isc; No white. 2511c
Toledo, June Wheat active, higher; spot. 75l3c
June I5l3c July, 1870; September T31aC Corn active
higher; No cash. 4Oc Oats firm. unchanged, No ,
282c. Rye dull. unchanged; No cash. 5sc
Cl1verseed. 1895 prime, 81 prime,
tober. s. 20. oil lower; North Lima Soc South Lima
Indiana
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central R. \. Of New JERSEY.

SANDY HOOK ROUTE
From foot OF Rector
1000 A 100 NJ rc:co
A p. " Highlands.
Monmouth Beach. Branch. EIberou-
Ocean Grove. Point Pleasant.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHTLADELPHFA-
1900
$50 900 $3.50 $500 745O 800 100. 4T3O 1900
t9.2 P. N. @I2-I5 udt-
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
is43G $500 sIO:00 %Il.30 A n. HOO -1-3O.
500 900 P. NJ. Hl2-l5
Liberty Ferry. South rs. ~ ISL
asa 1900 1884 Broadway LIS 5Jh 73T ath
- Union West 153 East 18th St % West isstt
ST av. New
Fulton st Brooklyn: Broadway Williamsburg. New
York Transfer calls checks baggage dssrt
tSundays only
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Great Britain. France. ConuneI

To-Day ..-..---..-.----. 1905
So this week ........-- 1886 1921
,. l-3.5lT $50. d25 2579OIl
Receipts az the ports points today com
parec same day week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08

AFah EIchange special Liverpool cables-6pot cotton
&c demand sales. 90 bales speculation and ex-
a. American. 5000; receipts. 600 nniddlng up
Tarr 90 futures opened steady; buyers. 2j4d
oIoees 1 80 quiet and 1-I4d2-64d advance:
Ts-, g1el I'd lower I-64d advance. December
10 suSs; JanuaTyFe s.O71zs- February
1-'fhi June. Abb. Juue-Ju-v.
CcroF- september 4a5h; Septeuaber-Ocrober
'e5n1er. 4l4g415; NOvenber-DeceInber.
rr-1l-.-ster-H0iiday.
g.6e-s1h A-ND MEAIl-The market for -four con
e. - yrteF shape and held 5GI0c higher with buy
trsee+ sposed q any advance holding large
uer- 80 n see y the strength wheat q perma-
g. 4gSs & erg patents 81 Goa s. go winter straghts.
81 winter patents. HS3 spring
No 1
a. - oo$Z 65 grade 81 T50Sls - per ton spot
FLSJUf-51eady- u
In. - p; choice fancy 50 3DS3 So CORN
h-s-T I1sslN quoted Kiln dried. 81 40ELS2 %,
ye5Irvv a-ssatI AEAL-Quiet quoted Fine white and
osSIcI coasxe. s01D6lc. quoted
1919 iran slS~sacks arrive 10 SI5ds15 .;
s-s<lS,H winter hran slT2sls 80 white mlddl.ng
CITY bran sl6 5olSI7 hOminy chop, SIS =;
~ So 29 lnseed oil cake. SCI oil cake.
N-~-~-s-sf EaLsAr-The wheat market yesterday was,
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DELAWARE. LAcKAwANNA & WESTERN
WEST SNORER.R,

Trains leave Franklin station, y Y eououx
anu 70 N later from foot or "
--Eie P Nj. CONTINENTAL LIMITED FIR
Chicago and St Louis DINING
-of1S p A. Chicago and - i-uis
L@svy u ID, auNalos Maya Fails
@otiS p n. Detroit and Chicago express.
sDaly- Except
Ilne tables a. principal hotels aud of1ces
eoecked from hotel ~ residence
c z. LAMBERT. Gsns-sI Passenger lAxsrc N y :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08

Rto-C0ffee market firm No Rio, sS7T5f exchange
Is-l6d. receipts. LOO bags, cleared for the United
States 100 bags stock. 152 110 bags
position q Brazilian coffee IS follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08

Foreign coffee naretz-Sau-es-C0ff market barely
steady good average santos $1,000 receipts 5000
stock bags EIzuhU-g-COree market opened
I. pig higher. a 2:30 II. unchanged 10 = pig
lower. 1000 bags EHv-e-C0ree market opened
> az fraac higher = near months = and far
months steady, franc higher
franc lower. al $50 2 unchanged, total sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-08

HAMBURG-AME3lgAN LINE.
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE TO PLYMOUTH
.tLA1NDON(. CHERBOURG PARIS AND HAMBURG
columbia June u 10 An. F Bismarck June IS 10 AN
A Victoria June 81, A NJ K Friedrich July 5 10 a
NEW TWIN SCREW EMPRESS 5. :.
DEUTSCHLAND SAILS JUNE &c 9 A. VI.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE TO PLYN-
OCTH CHEEI0CRCi AND HAMBURG ALSO n Y. TO
CHFrRBOURG AND HAMBURG
pretoria June 9. p. VI. Patricia .. PM
EaIatia June 16 $50 A NJ 26. 2 NJ
PARIS HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS
reserved n before departure
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE. ~ B'WAV. y Z
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For Puerto lRfGo1
Steamships OF the RED D. LINE wi sail for san
Juan and Ponce as follows:
; $ PHILADELPHIA Thursday June q, P NJ.
,. ; MARACAIBO. Thursday IS I P. NJ
CARACAS turfay, July
For freight passage apply
BOCLTON, BLISS 6 DALLETT,
General Managers. 1876 Front
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Ocean 5feamrrs.

MORTM GERMAM LLOYD
FAST EXPRESS SERVICES.
CHERBoURG. SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN
LAIN June L. VIM der Crosse.
rrave June 10 Lain July
kaisern Mar Tn. 10 kaisern Mar July II
Departure NJ.
Twin-Screw Passenger Service
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON BREMEN.
Pr. der Or. 81 X. July 70 A VI
Bremen. July o, 10 A. VI. o. A
CHEROURG. PARIS. BREMEN
K Lnise. June IA A II c. Kurtarst June Is noon
Mediterranean Service.
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA
June 16 Vera -
Departure II y II.
OELRICHS & co. NO. 5 BROADWAY.
Louis II. Meyer. Third Phiia-
The Coconino sun., 1900-05-26
DATES OF EXCURSIONS
To California and the Seashore.

'st"e" iNo"'S w sp'th DiSS', i"pr Beach, To, Angeles, santa Monica and Redondo on Thursday of each week 1 from May 24 to August 30. Tickets will be good for 90 days from date of sale and 10 stop over ut any point west of San Bernardino. The rate from Flagstaff will be S3l for the round lrir.
 The California seashore resorts will be unusually attractive this year. At fair Coronado a new tent city has been organized. Tents are laid ont in streets along the beach in front of the Hotel del Coronado. The city has electric lights, grocery store, etc. Large or chestra in attendance at pavilion every evening. Hot and cold plunge. Coro. nadO's water piped to all parts of Tent City. Still water, surf bathing and fishing are at hand. Tents furnished and unfurnished can be rented at d req sonable charge. At Laguna Beach may be found quiet family resort of sum- mer homes. Cottages are for rent Oceanside has Il fine beach and is sur rounded with points of interest. At Hedondo extensive improvements have been made, and the famous Seventh Regiment Band has been engaged for the season, which insures the best of music at this delightful resort by the Sounding Sea-" This is the resort of moss, agate and shell hunlers, Fishing from the wharves is always good. The Summer Chautauqua at Long Beach will be fully up to the standards: while Santa Monica will have its usual crowd of pleasure seekers. Los Angeles, the busy metropolis of Southern California, will be alive with visitors, who make this their headquarters for side trips around the "Kite-Shaped Track" the beaches, Mt. Lowe, etc.. etc. Spend your vacation on the Pacific Coast. Agents of the Santa fe Route will cheerfully give you all the desired information.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-01-12
DoNNELLY DEAD.
Noted and Prominent Author and Poll.

NOI6O ana PROMINENT AuE0OT ana fOUs
tician Passes Away Suddenly.
A Minneapolis. Mimi, Jan. 2 dis
patch says Ignatius Donnelly, author,
$, ,s and ,5 politician aged seventy died
The eminent Minneapolitan was
taken suddenly i'll last night, while
visiting at the home of his father-in-
law, Barton Hanson, 1922 Twenty
eighth avenue. south. From the first
Mr.. Donnelly sank steadily and soon
became unconscious. DR. Murphy was
summoned, and when he arrived the
sick man was still unconscious. The
doctor pronounced it heart failure, and
stated early III the evening that there
was little chance Of the patients re-
covery. Later Mr.. Donnelly passed
away suddenly, surrounded by NUM-
Der Of his relatives. From the first
they had understood that he could not
live, as he was advanced in years, be-
ing nearly seventy years Of age, and
It was = sorrowfnl little group that
watched by the bedside as the man
whose name has brought honor to the
state Of Minnesota lay gasping out the
last faint sparks of life. He died at
1908 o'clock in the morning, without
rcgaining consciousness.
10natius Donnelly. known as the
Sage OF Niniginer,n has been conspic-
nous in the political and literary field
for many years. Mr. Donnelly came
to Minnesota thirty-fve years ago, and
since that time had been member Of
both houses of the state legislature
and represented his district in con-
gress.
During his many years in the legis-
lature he was q power. He was an able
orator, always had an answer ready
and rarely failed to turn the laugh
upon his opponent.
Mr.. Donnelly wassan able and deep
thinker. Shakespeare formed one Of
his most absorbing topics and he was
q thorough shakespearian scholar.
His many honors in the literary line
have been received and he is famous
for his writings.
Mr.. Donnelly married about three
years ago Miss Hanson, daughter of
Barton Hanson of this city and since
that time they have made their home
in Minneapolis, although Mr.. Donnel-
.ly owned several farms where they
spent considerable time. He had
lived in Hastings and in st. Paul and
was widely known throughout the
state.