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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-02

of the eyes and the
flushed cheeks of
the attentive clerk
indicate nervous
ness rather than
health. If this is
true under most
favorable condi-
lions, what shall be
said of those who
suffer from woman-
ly diseases, and who
endure headache, ,
bacSache, and
other pains day
after day!
No sick woman
should neglect the
means of cure for
womanly diseases
offered in Doctor
pierce's Favorite
Prescription, 1t
regulates the peri
ods, dries enfeebl-
ing drains, heals
Inflammation and
liberation, and
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-02
D., L. & w. Board.
Following is the makeup of the d.,
l.. & w. board for today:
MEnNESnAN. NAY |

WEDNESDAY, MAY |.
Wild Cats EIst.-S p. m, j. II. Met ann: 10 =.
n., T. T.. Van Wormcr; II =. M, II. Iillean'
THURSDAY, MAY :.
Wild Cats Easl--l2,SO a. NJ, ". Kirby: = u. m,
N f. Mullen: 4. IN, NJ. Finrurty: 10 u. m, 7.
fitzpatrick; II q. M, J. j. Costello: ! p. M, |.
IIallct; . p. M. A. Bartholomew; ) p. NJ,
Z. ". Dunn: Il p. m, +. j. Stevens.
submits. Etc.--b a. M, cast, James 'arIIg-
a. m, west. George Flounirker: p. NJ. east,
j. Iicnnigan; !. p. M, east, W. H. Nichols; : =.
H.. east from Nay Aug, T.. Mc\lh,trr; : p. M,
west from Iayuea, Mci.mc; p. M, west from
tayuea Thompson.
lmlcl--l0 I. M, +. Y. >ccur.
Puslcls--s u. IN, iiouNer: 10 q. M. :. finrI'N:
II 80 a. M. Moiia; .. M. murphy, y =. m,
lamping; 10 y. M, Nidcncr.
Passenger Engines, Il. ~ tahncy: a, M,
Singer; 80 y. H., stanton; a. M, MagoNrrn.
Wild Cats West Il. M, J. II. Masters: ! 4.
m, VI. Loughney; a. m, kttcham; ; a. IA,
.lohn Gahagan 10 q. IN, w. Golden; II Il. M,
d. llaggrrly; | y. M, A. g. ilammit; y, M.
r. Dondiran; y. M, Mills with Mccarthy :
men; p. m, J. Gnlcy: ! T. m, r. Wall; y.
~, VI, tarmody,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-02
INDUSTRIAL
and LABOR
AN EASTERN OUTLET FROM
P1TTsBuRG.

Vanderbilt Railroad Interests Said
20 Be Endeavoring to Secure 1t by
Building a Road Which Will Con-
meet with Delaware and Hudson at
inghamton-Price of Coal Raised.
Girls Return to Work at the Klotz
Mill-Switchmen Are Still in Con-
ference-The Board for Today.
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Switchmen Again in Conference.

The grieVanc" committee of The
lackawannn railroad switchmen was
again in conference with General Su-
perintendent Clarke yesterday after
noon,
Whatever differences exist between
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-02

cures female weakness It makes weak
women strong and sick women we'll.
"A heart oyerhowing with gratitude, as well
a sease Of duty, urges me TO write to you and
tell yon of my wonderful recovery SAYS Miss
Corinne c. Hook, orangeburg, orangeburg Co,
South Carolina nBy the Use of DR.. Pierce's
Compared with The poor miserable sufferer who
wrote YOU four months ago. remark to my
parents almost every day that II seems almost
au inpossibiity for medicine TO do u person so
much good. During the whole summer could
scarcely keep up to walk about the house. and
Yesterday walked four miles and felt better
fiom the exercise. I now weigh las pounds
Mine was a complicated case oi female disease
In its worst forn.r
Doctor Piercc's Pleasant Pellets cure
biliousness.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-02
For Female Complaints

and diseases arising from an impure
state OF the blood lichty's Celery
Nerve Compound is an invaluable spe-
ciiic. Sold by Matthews Bros. ~
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Erie and WyOmine Vallev

Time Table in Effect Sept Il, 1900
Trains for lIawley and local points, connect.
ing at llawlcy with Erie railroad for New York.
Newburg and intermediate points, leave Scrln.
ton at ..O5 a. III. and 2.25 p. m.
Trains arrive at Scranton at 1870 a. NJ. and
go p. m.
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MOTTO T..

Conductor VI. !. lirnnigar and crew win im q
u. M wild cat MAY for one nip in place OF \.
j. Mcdonnell and crew.
Conductor II, Gillgan will call at tramnIa~tcr' :
Office y, M, May |.
brakeman William Hughes reports fur duty
with j. II. Masters
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CIeI'kIIlQ

Looks more attractive than housework
for woman, but it is also even more
exhausting. The work is often done
under high pressure, and the brightness
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We have Il tlSt class proposition in which we
are Offering charter member stock at lOc. per
share. The company owns l2so acres situated
in the very center ot the great California oil
belt, and has options additional ground We
are offering treasury stock to raise money to PUT
down wells as Iuickly as possible The stock
is worcestershire ana carries no individual La
hility. We furnish the very highes, references.
Write ior particulars.
THE KENDRIcK PROMOTION CO.
Denver, Colorado
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Wild Cats j.dst.-S p. M, j. H. Met ann; II
m., T. T.. Van Wormcr; II =. III, H. Iilliean'
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Yorl1. Nav 1901.
COFF'F,F1-In contrast the activity O yesterday
market the small business futures to-day Total
transactions 1900 The a
regular movement with the bear contingent eventually
position. The
prices unchanged 10 points lower. and time
heavy under and little foreign selling. based
Disappointing developments in European markets,
demand spot coffee and adyces OF drop OF Ad in
of speculative support added their depressing in
the situation Covering later steadied the
market and months gained points last nights
close close selling for both accounts de
anE price the market being finally
barely steady prices net unchanged TO points
lower the effect that the Rio exchange
rate down additional Sl@i caused the late sell
ing The days included net decline or
franc al FIavre an unchanged situation Hamburg,
firm Rio markets, with gain Of 10 res al
the former the latter. decline OF 1+d
fofcan I'd and fun receipts at
-t a-s interior towns amounted l3 600 bags
81 he former and II 500 bags AT the interior The local
inactive and nominal, with quotations
bsed on iSc for Rio and 7isc for Santos No (,
invoice lots reported to-day that of
Santos. May y, with 5Oo bags
TIE present coffee in Havre is 15IsVo bags in
cIuding Brazilian. as compared with l9Hl
00O and 9Sa 600 bags last week
The Of contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25
nrnrn MAHkErs-nY rELEGRArH-

Chicago May 24-CattIe- Receipts $500 head: steers
butchers stock calves higher;
good prime steers S@ 3oaS6 poor TO medium. - l54
S. 70 stockers feeders choice steady others weak at
S3QS5 - 90GS 10 heers. S3QS5 stronger
a; 81 25G$2 o.. bulls firm at sSG$4 90 calves - 1SF
80 23: Texas 81 25S5 40; Texas bulls 81 T5
l5.O0O (estmateD: left over 900 Sc
higher 81 9Tla mixed and butchers s. 65GS5 95;
good choice heavy g. So4S5 g7e rough heavy s. 6G
81 5 light So 600$j 81 bulk Of sales 50 S0dS5 90 Sheep
choice wethes 414$i 60 fair choice mixed 81 15G
81 35 Western sheep 81 +0G$i CO. yearngs 81 50Si
native lambs SASS 10; Western lambs S5GS5 75.
Cincinnati. MAY 2i-HoRs higher s4a
80 20 Cattle active and steady So JOdlS5 40 Sheep
steady 81 5Oa$4 Is Lambs strong 50 75GS5 %
East Buffalo. May -Receipts-Cattle cars; sheep
and lambs ~ hogs. 80 Shipments-Cate 81
cars. sheep and lambs. II hogs, 26 Cattle
There load Of sales cattle and good demand
steady prices calves were IN good supply, fair demand,
steady choice 81 500 81 choice
@S5 80 Sheep and lambs-The market again higher
Tor lambs and steady sheep with total OF 10
81 4oG$5 60. fair. 81 SOS5 30 sheep-Choce
TO 81 JO0S4 70; choice. 81
fair clearance and steady close. HogsThe offer
inEs loads. and the demand
basis Of yesterdays close Heavy weight $5GS6 10; mixed
$GHsG 90 Workers. 81 90lfS6; pigs sOQS5 81 roughs
81 2ja$a 60; stays, 81 50aS4 80 The close strong
with all sold
Buffalo May 2i.-Flour quiet and steady Wheat
Spring dun; No Northern old carlots s3isc; do do
Itlac. Winter-No offerings; No > red probably would
bring Isc. Corn DUH and weat No yellow 4sc asked:
white. 32Aaa3c; No = mixed. 3OI=03OA.c BarIey-Too
unsettled 10 quote Rye-Iower for white. mixed
at 59c.
East Liberty May 24,-Catte steady; extra S. 7oG
80 So prime. 50 5o0S5 60 50 30u$j Hogs active
best mediums and heavy Workers. So 92i2 ass
Workers and good pigs 81 s5G$5 90; skps 81 jOaS5 %
s. 3o choice lambs 50 2r$1 30; common good So 500
80 TO- veal calves. 50 acGtS5 IS.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25

42 ba},.is n 5ss pigs CIT MEATsnPissfSllsd Is = sSle
s r. @ y S @ potG h1%der: ie NJ quoted
sG: picked hams steady: quoted. 9sg1OAc... TAI
stedy quo Zoe city GGqdry ald easy SqS 9aoe 7soe
Snsd lard quoted South America ai5c; contnsnt
sTEARINE-Quiet Quoted: oleo, &C; city lara
RICE There was little snap or vim to local trading in
me market for rice to-day There continues quiet ana
Doestic Common to low fair s a4c fair to good
az prime to choice 5q55c; head. 5lRG6l2c; Patna
sTGAR-Jobbers in the market for refined have
was very light The undertone. however. remains quite
cut loaf crushed and domin6es eo5c mould A. S90
o%55 sue; XAAH powdered roc powdered ars' cG
granul9ed $500 Eagle extra fine eranniated
granulaed 57oc: Eagle fine granGlaed standard granu
aded and diamond A. 5a5c: confectionery \, 5S2c; no
So 10 = aoo: 10 s SOC G N6 l. 7Sc HS . No 10 i7
No H. = 69c: Nos IL and 13 4soc Nos "a 10 and 10:
made mp by Nlett & Cray's stocks the United
tons last week and 2s 75 tons last ysa an ncrease Of
1o1S tons over last year. Statistics special cables
ports 300 ons Sock iSG 600 tons asanst i6 tons
Europe|stocks in Europe saG Geo tons against 4aS,-
$50 last year Total stocks Europe and America
uneven dates So3 $50 even date May /,
1900 The excess of stock is 251l9 tons against
tons December 81 1900 Hamburg-1oOOO tons of raw
Bremen h wE odS on Ir @ tons
fined shipped Foreign markets have settled down
for beet sugar in London at old rces-that is cad
for the May and June options Cane was as also 9i rp-
The situation in the local sugar market varied little
rent rates, and some traders were willing 70 pay
fraction for shipment and aGoat sugars Prevag
ugal 3%c for Muscovado and 3iec for moasses sugar
TFAThe market lifeless and nominally un-
May nnd un N M q 2a July and q A%g9s Gs o
December,
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25

mas had some dry weather but interest
sohs which bear upon the market still speak glowing
oI the crop prospects All clover grades now out
season and prices all irregular quotes Prime
pales per 100 ~ 92isc; No l. S7i 6Soc No S212
. toasec clover mixed. 10aS0c; clover 500 zoe
fr oaied nay 21ac less than large. .STRAW-Prces
as rye nave advanced to e5cdS1 per ~ high
n, @ reazed FOR number OF years The market has
II no any material line Of demand BY figures
oc,rraS ue sao however. that trade in
nor the scarcity Of other but the
Ior heavy receipts Of it, Oat quoted
per iUo 10 Receipts Of hay and straw.
b. al the Produce Exchange to-day Hudson
sIser alIroad 100: Erie Railroad, 400; Pennsylvania
Ill az 90 Delaware. 1ackawanna Western Rail
o9 ~ west Shore Railroad. 80; Ieheh Valley Rail-
road ~ SaitImors and Ohio Railroad 10; Central Rail
river narges 400; total. 460 Receipts straw go
''iLs oS river and 40 by Iail: total 260
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25
The following the total net receipts OF cotton at
ports since September I. 1900:

FLOUR AND MEAI-The local -four market dull
sen spring Ps,sse wrse quoted sgSa % daf Winter
81 @ 80 Egs tags" S ~I41fr 3 eaaS 0s spFng % Na
%43s Sc sf so 10 gr ss s spot to and sood to
s. sogss Is choice to to f1rey g 20gsS 80 SO GoRNMEA
M s M quoted FPs w4e and s3ds 81 E
bran spot se sacks to arrTe 200 T. si6 oasS 5G
spring bran bulk S1sasl9 coarse winter bran. S17a$2;
corn oil cake Sls homny chop $17 oilmeaI $25 75a$2G
small scale. fluctuations not large and the tendency
shortly before the close prices rallied triae and at the
but ans f Penhg & thef aispayed temporary nrmness
without inte1rupon ter And yet d9mesc crop news
se ns IN Ihe minds IN OF many by numerous OF
Prvae eorespon6npce m with eca pares ~ from sac
counties in Kansas indicated marked reduct6ns in pre-
traders the outlook regarded with satisfaction
much to couneract EFFORTS by bum traders to alarm shorts
to- be sSip in P Pe 1S conda f as rains
Berlin losing a f maqRs While Paris was I6 points
esed aa n oR bpmn nP from mt the ArFsnn@ were
SsoC0 - bush & te & a5gg m @ 5sap % LAST wef on. n Sa @
on the Sor1esgondins re & date since angHT3 5Pmems nip %
he previous Pport trade for the day although
smaller than Thursday was Larger than expegtsd amount
fair decrease exPeGtei Primary receipts were S4ooo
Sac to arrive: No j Northern New York, s23tc: No
Northern CEieago S2''G SPOT No No red s Al
T2s Weky Rd 3 Ss 9qT esStT @ to
s6s bush week and 200 bush ago Since
exports have been 1go,04S6 662 bush against
10 loo bush last exports for the week
204 a2 bush against 7o 94 bush last week and
4.7lq a From July l to date 1635S4
bush, bush last
CORN-The market queter than usual. and
al quite steady cable news weakened
at midday through liquidation inspired by heaviness in
contract Crop had bearish average, Argentine
double those of the previous week
and small Since January the
s1mPaTed sSn51 With Soisood bush year Liverpool
closed partly higher. Export business consisted
Of p loads all ports. Our markets closed dun and
1GI.c net lower. No closed at 49'ec spot; No
June 49≻ No white corn. Die prompt;
yellow soc prompt oA1SIhe local mar
and easier with other grams,
although cash property fair activity with sales
of bush for No oats closed at "3ci No 3
231bc, No white S3i<c: white. 33c; track mixed,
S2 G34c: track white 33d37lsc; No white clips 3ic
-. RYE-Market dull; No Western was qnote1 AT
sic and No Western 6Ol1c both o ahoat; state
rye 57I5Sc BARLEY nominal; teenng was
Quoted at 46a4slkc mailing at 62G7Oe both c
Ner-Y Ynrl
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25

Spot cotton closed dull with quotations UNCHANGED on
the basis sac udding upland and sAsc for mid
ding Gulf Southern markets were telegraphed
follows: NeW-Orleans quiet STEADY. unchanged,
Tsc. Mobile nominal unchanged 7ssc; Savannah quiet
Unchanged T1zc; Charleston steady unchanged at
11zcs unchanged, 1Ac Norfolk firm
unchanged 7sse; Baltimore nominal UNCHANGED. at
Sc: quiet unchanged, Sc; st. Louis quiet
changed. l1-16c. Estimated receipts to-morrow az
New-Ofleans 1000 500 bales against t52
bales week ago and 524 bales last year. al Houston
from 600 bales, compared with 636 bales
issf bales last GEAR. =, .
Receipts Of the ports to-day and for the
week with the totals OF a week previous
ne mn
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARkEr.

Liverpool, May -, p m.-Cotton-Spot quiet prices
hrrner; American middIIHg. IL I'D The
DAY we're Gooo bales OF which 500 for speculation
5000 bales. including 900 American opened
quiet and closed steady. American middling. e May
l5-64u4 III 6ld buyers; June l5-6l04 I6-iid
sellers July. 15-64G4 6-64d buyers July and
August, iG-6id sellers. August September
sellers: September ll-6id sellers; october, C.
az 90 buyers October and November tfG3 - Gid
buyers November and December buyers Decem-
ber and 55Gd buyers, January February
3
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25

w a dull but not an unlnteresting ody
m the Cotton Exchange The further working out or
~ The talent well Of the public The highest price
reached IN many days July touched after the
sl when paid 1850 for several hundred bales
nIv on the opening did the July position decline plo"
started steaoy IN TONE
with prfces points points higher, with room
operators confused 10 just what influence
July would exert the crop positions lmTne-
siatey following there sudden urgent de-
and for months developed which was graft
fa5 only when July climbed 1850 and August 20
balance OF the morning ana rnuch OF
the late fluctuations irregular and quite the
result impeuous operations. rather than OF out
Influences Conservative operators regarded the
nasnuch as that hgure exc the South. with the
cron made. Yet and weather atvtces
very favorable a The English market showed
disposition follow the whims here while receipts
q scale. without the least symptom
= falling of for time 70 Europe and the
traders who had loaded last night In
icpaton a bulge to-day sold for profits There
nothing cloth market adyices support the market
demand spot cotton South described
Tslesrans stated that low grades being
shipped NewYork IN large quantities. this market Of
fng the best sale OF owing 20 the strength Of the
positions complained drouth
damaged cotton predicted
70 tonight and for nearly the entire belt
The close steady. with prices points higher
point lower The Hester figures made the total
Z cotton brought into sight this week 20 63S bales against
"L13l last year 50 BOG years Is. $50 three
years The stock of cotton IN interior counted
owns is SSsS70 bales against All. $50 last and
lGi 552 last year
The range Of contract in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25
EPIE RAILROAD.

Through foot OF Chambers ST.
5 follows. anu minutes earlier from W I'd ST.:
900 d. Day.--Soiu for Buffalo. Arr. ..
Waverly, Emira and Bradford. Coaches
parOr cafe dining Buffalo
10 D.. Daily--ChicasO Limited-tast Aa1l-SOnd
train Chicago arriving 20 D. m ART Cleveland 40
SleAperS Chicago. elaac Cincinnati Dinng
..3O Daily.-Bn6alo and Cleveiand ExpTesa--trr
town 'o2I Cleveland 1e 80 m sleepsrs 10 BUT
Cleveland. Care car.
D.I5 q m Daily.-Soiii ;rain BinghantoI. waver-
ly Emira Chicago. Sleepcrs to Buffalo. Chicago. Gin
cInnat Dining
fI,ICKETs. LOCAL. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Broadway I5T East l25th St. and 2Ts West l25th ST.
chambers ana West 23d St ferries New York S33 ana
$50 fulton St, 9s Broadway. Brooklyn; 122 River ST.
Hoboken. and City Station New Trausrer
Co calls for ana checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25

IcAPoIts Ior the week SO1T6
Tapots Tor same week last year 1885
otai exports 10 this date 776. 1s2
!ota exports TO same date last 0O
SStocA AZ All United states ports 462, 467
Stock at all United States ports same time last
year 277 2ss
at all interior towns 4O6.S
STOCK at all interior time last 1876 954
Stock at Liverpool $4,000
stock Liverpool time last 500 coo
stock of American aoat for Great Britain. $1,000
time last year $4,000
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25
MAMRnlRG-AMERNGAM LINZ.

TWIN SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE
Every Thursday to
PLYMOUTFf-CT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COLUMBIA. May 80 10 A NJ.
F. Bismarck, June 6 10 AM Columbia June 81 10 AM
deutschland, June 13, PM F. Bismarck. July l. 10 AM
A Victoria June 90 10 AM Deutschland. july H. noon
TWIN-SCRFW PASSENGER SERVICE
Every Saturday
PLYM.OUTH-C HERROURG-HAMBURCi
Pretoria May 25 IL AM Bulgaria. June D. AM
rPhanicia June 4 Pm Pennsylvania June 20 PM
Patricia, June g. 9:30 AM Pretoria, July 8. 3 AN
Waldersee June IL. PM 'PhOenica, July 1S. 2;SO PM
tn TIarnh rect
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25

FRENCH LINE.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE EANSATLAETIQUE
DIRECT LINE To HANRE-PARIS (France).
Sailing every Thursday at 10 y. M.
From Pier No. - North River foot Morton St
May - Ia Lorraine June I3
La Ereagne May 20 I.AQuaine. June -
La Champagne. & Ia RretaETe. June -
SPECIAL NOTICE"
LA GASCOGNE." Extra Departure. May 2Jth. 10 a.
Passage at WINTER RATES. 1st Class 500 Inside
Cabin. 81 Class S45.
General AEency. 81 BroadNay. New York.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25
@11MMTF@ GRnnISFS

to THE LAND of the MIDNIGHT SUN. from Ham
burg July 2 July from N Y. June 20). July 25 and
to the BALTIC and the principal cities of NORWAY,
SWEDEN, RUSSIA and DENMARK, from Hamburg
Aug. Is by the yacht PRINZESSIN VICTORIA
LUISE 5000 tons. $50 feet long). and S. S. AU-
GCSTE VICTORIA All appointments strictly first
class Attractive itineraries arranged Further par
HAMBURGrAMERIcAN LINE. 81 BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25
Railroads.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

WESi S7UnE hH!LNOHO.
Trains leave Franklin Station. New-York. follows.
West 42d ST.. y. r. =
A. points Albany & Montreal
III 10 A. MD Lake Mohonk. Mnnewaska. Saratoga
Catskll Mountains,
400 p M.-Chicago Express.
sa25 p NJ Detroit Chicago & 81. Louis
rs Si5 +. M.-(9 Fer Hudson River Points and Albany.
'6I5 Z. M.-For Rochester. Buffalo. Ceve 6 ChcagO.
r. M.-For Rochester. Buffalo, Detroit St. Louis
'0I5 p. M.-Fo- Syra Rocn, Mag. Falls. Det 81 Chi.
DAILY. tDaily. sunday. Leaves Brooklyn An
mex No. l. at lo:45 a: NJ; at 2t5 NJ Leaves Jersey
City. p r. r. M. 1 Il:2o A. NJ: at 3S p. NJ
Time tables principal hotels and Offices IasEass
cl ecked hotel Westcotts Express
C. E LAMPEItT. General Passenger Agent. NJ T.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
HAII.RoAD.

.4N N ~ N1kv0NlQ
srAS9Ts AN6 sPSs 8 wET Ey STREET
caSgT SgThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
sss.s xiSsn below Tor I%sa1ssshira sirsss
fter @ . two nsass sssa Parlor
STs New York 70 Pittsbarg Sleeping Car Pitsours
Sss F4Ta arsbPa. M s5ysiad
SSo es Fs'Hs FSs cseaso Gsv.aad 0 a0d cae
na,L InaanaP9lIs gI Lsglsyis Lev @ s. Louis LOUIS,
For Toledo Louisville via cincihnati1 Indianapolis
sss p n. 81. LoUIs 'f5s EYspRFss-For psburs md
55 p H. %EsTES & Eai nE Ga Chicago For
?eds except sstgTdsy 2i1tns pt.surx and
Chicago For Knoxville daily. Via Shenandoah Valley
p eESp s4F GsEsnd Sp shSsPs Ex
PRBSS-For Pittsburg Cleveland. Nashville via Gin
" WAsHINGTox AND THE SOUTH
% 2 Sbinng carr i6s5 Dnins Carr a M s. 40
Linn and % GHri5sPes Psr snG s5ff bs
s4ndas alas ss 3 ss B5nS lO55 Dnns GaT Car
30, p Dining Carr 455 Dining Car). 80 p m.
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Express. s.25 AS D. II 10
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Expresz. SIS N. and o. Is
TqPoitaa Limited E i2s5 'p. p M daily Express. i2io
NoRFoLK 9Ls AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
cHEsAPEAKE Is'RS OHIO e oRRa%Esss r N WAY n and ASS
weekdays and SIS p. daily.
ATLANTIC CITY.-955 a m. and 3 50 p. weekdays.
Ihroggh Vestibuled Trains. Buffet Parlor Cars and
SAPE MAY.-125 55 n m.
FOR points on New York from
st Iwenty-third Street StatOn). S55 a IL 40.
- S2o 410. and 55 m. Sundays 9.a5 rs
u iron DeshrOsses and Cortlandt Streets) $50 600
m, I2eo 2 30. $40 40 and $40 D. m. Sundays.
- FOR PHILADELPHIA.
s2 sa s25 e. 81 Penna Imte S1fes ieio e.Sro.ss:
and Corandt Streets 10 Dining Carr. 1055 Dining
Sarl n55 a. 1855, (Desbrosses Cortlanfc
Streets 20. 255 325. ass 42S 25 DINING Carr. ass
Dining Carr. 555 Dining Carr T55 s25. SIS. 9.25
M y 10 night SUNDAYS, 610: I53 enc coachesl.
go 500. 925 ass (Limed). 9S5. 1055 Dining Carl
a. m. l2oS 155 Dining Gar). 325. 81 80 as. Dining
s55. 25 p. m. ~. 10 night.
Ticket offices Nos 461 2sI Broadway:
1s2 Fifth Avenue (beIOw 23d St.); House;
Twentythird station stations foot Of Des-
brosses and Cortandt
Street 9S Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station.
BROOKLYN Station. Jersey City. The Transfer
Company will call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences through destination.
Telephone a14 Eighteenth Street. Pennsylvania Rail-
Cab Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON, J. r.
General Manager Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25

A MEXICAN LINE.
NEw-YORK-SoU THAMPTON-LONDoN.
St. Paul May 90 1O Louis June 20. 10 a. m
Louis June .. 10 ST Paul. July 10. 10
June 10. 10 m st. Louis July H. 10
RED STAR LINE.
Neutrality-suspicious..
Kensington May % Freslaud June Il.
ICELAND. > Southwark. June 10
'New Twin Screw Steamers calling at Cherbonrs-
INTERNATIONAL NANIGATION COMPANY,
Piers II and l5 y. r. OfHce. 10 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25

CENTRAL R. R. Of new JERSEY
stations in New York Liberty ST. and South Ferry
Ferry five minutes earlier than below.
except noted)
WEEK days.l sundays
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25
lillian coffee is as follows:

Rio-Conee market firm; No RIO. 4s9oo; exchange
ial receipts bags cleared for the United STATES
3n0n. clesred fo- Elrope, loo; stock. 26OOOO
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25

NNGG1OR tllEl[E sTrsMsAIPs r 5; MAEF;
GLASGOW. LONDONDERRY
From Pier 81 North River. foot o. cath
May % noon AnchorIa. June :. noon
Cabin passage. $50 and upward.
I'd cabin $50 - and Sd class S26 and
HENDERSON BROTHERS. II 10 Broadway.