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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

New York, September 23.-Money, 2@21a,
closed at ,.
Prime mercantile paper G@7
Sterling exchange, bankable bills, steady,
at s2N: sight S5H.
Three per cent. bonds-l0ll5.
Coupons, 4lSs--lid
Coupons, 4s---l 2lA.
NEW YORK. September 2s.--Governments
strong except for threes.
Railway firm.
States steady.
Stocks lower, and rs compared with last
night prices, u to * lower, the latter be-
ing in 0regoa and Trans-continental, with
~ on Norlhen Pacific preferred, and ~
common; ~ on Northwestern, ~ on
Denver, tx on Reading, x on
Cent raj Pacific, l on Michigan Central and
smaller lines. ON Others. Chicago, Burling-
ton Il Quincy and Omaha common and pre-
ferred are Il to = higher. The weakness IN
Western Union late to-day was due to u de-
cisior ordering the company to pay hack
taxes to the state to the amount Of SfB,ON.
The financial plan of the Denver n Rio
Gr.lnde was promulgated this afternoon aud
proved To be substantially the same a. that
already made public; transactions SSl5.0V.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29
Meats and Lard.
Nory am.

Very arm. -, o. - :, u
MxArs-ssusar cured hams, lbe; y. 2. g. ".
Bacon, l3,zc; :. G. ID. ;. meat, " Long cleAi
bacon, {, short clear bacon, ~,
IARD---l1 srces exc: hlf. ibis, zoe; 20 ana
81 y tins gc; 10 y Tins. 1916; bio tias, 1926
y tins, l0t3c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29
Now York,

New foRK September q -HExvFc- Receip,s
22,Sso; opened urn and ialry active; closed
heavy, J 90 per head lower; common To nrinI,,
natives sold NJ n0GfG ~; fair reXars. 500 vs.;
lalr Colorados. x: exports used. 81; ft
steers, paid 10 for selected lots.
SIEEP-Receirts, y.DJU duli and lower;
lambs, steady; extremes, 5a5 Tor sheep: 500
) 81 Tor lambs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29
LIVE STOCK
Chicago.


CHICAGO, September .--CArrIE--H eceipts
5000 brisk ana flrIn; exports, q 0c@6 40:
good TO choice shipping, s 1905 ~: common
10 medium, i0Oe5 20; range strong: Mon.
tnna Texans IS; Texans b5QDi So
SHEEP Receipts. 1900; slow: inferior to fair.
SO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

CONVERSATIONAL: Rio, 00ds5l.
SuGAR-t'rIn: higher; standard A, Sss con.
iectioners A, 50; cut loaf and crushed, 81 "a
"a; cuhes,0.
McLAss rs- Dull and unchanged.
RICE-Steady and quiet
PoRK-l nsetted and lower, Il1$@1lG{
CUr MEATS Nominal; long clear, 6ss
LARD--D ut 2jg3j.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

., Wheat, choice e5c@sl 90, medium, sssas !.
r r,e,ior ypF'o. Oats, SOspSi. Barley alke5,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

- HAY New country loose from WACO,
S..VseVl rer ton. New corn, lO6Sis cents
g =, country 3QSosjc, hran, IS per lOv Chops
u 70 per leo. Barley. S0aSS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29
Poultry. Eggn and nntter.

PouLrRy-Hens, s275as 90 nor dovsn.
rN S.i isrgc young chickens, Sc o098 Is. Tur.
s. joe3S 90 -,-~ ~, W." 'NvNs'
ress--Per dozen, Mage.
, nrAsn country butter, eS9sp; old butter re.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

FLOUR Stanard'E Royal Patent, tSg
"a mi. SACKS. sy S5sos 10 n 10 M. Corn meal,
per bushel, $50; hominy and griis' pD''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29
Crookory. Furnitnrc ana lln.,.

., Powder BLASTING, 2 key, 81 6S; Rife, q rs ~
70 81, kiie, ~ MS. ~ Ride, a6l4 ms, 81 ~
Shot~-Sl 10 y sack: Bucg shot, s235.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

CATTLE Receipts, door senrce. don,ana
llght exports . 1905 81: good to chu.ce % q
100; ommop To fair 4 SOS %; range steady:
3 1854 20.
. i, SSh.traaReceipts 100 quiet; fair to prime
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

SisDv, partly fDged. no
~ the gfsateff calamity
struck nsar town
Cotton coming in liv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29
- Yonn. soptenlber as.-Futnres close a
Galveston.

GALVESTON September 8.--Cotton - Spot
cotton closed hrIn; unchanged.
rales l,2TI. 49,
Ordinary '..
Low Ortinafg..-,...,.... ..-....,..-.--...',' aS4
Low Middiing
Middhugs ........ .''-'''-.. ~
Good Miiidiing.. " ls
Middling Fair :. :. Wa
peeeiptN, net, &b; exports cOa6tWlse,
675: stock, 47,l@l
Gutnres opened steady but were barely
steady On second call. weak on The third and
closed barely steady genei'Tiy e@io points
lower.
sales 1879
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

Tho posfnsaster At JacksboIc ~ send
inn POSTAL cards 70 his friends describr
Ing Sl10 1ioien fronl a registered pack
age when the mail was robbed be.
= s.,...... ff.4t y,lt,a s.,,a Ryasth erf,rd IA A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

10 49,. -.,.cs..,sioaed ie lave broad day
si.rist III fesi ~ night
our familiar WAY 81 referring ~
Arthur Ben Butler, Jim Blalne. etc',
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29
Kansas city


KANSAS CRY, Sept. 2s.-wHEAr-ouiet.
No no = red Si34 biu cash: s5l4 October. So. bid
CoRN- Higher. SSss@39A cash: SO bid octo.
per; SIA bid November.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE Receipts 1907: unsteady. nntive
steers Of 1910 pounds ) 10; Texans OF M
pounds 385.
SHEEP Receipts 300, quiet, at 2O)ae 80 for
rom ~ 10 81 pound averages
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

WHlsKY-Steady atlii
TORN MEAli--prieta Tat 80.
poRK-Quiet AZ III.
BULK MEATs-- Better. lono clehr n NJ. short
rib ~; short clear Q SO. ~ s'''i
IA y con steady; long clear, o.; short rib:
0sa6s; short clear 7ls,if 49,
LARD Nominal ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

. w.,u IN ur1I.As OR FdE OLD IN THE o NV;
a Nv 1rNTos g. sSmER- Boston: james He 0'e
&Co PIP. 34S, 3ZS ~,.oo. ,,nday
,wr Sn,dsr made a pedestrian tour In dreeco unuo'
,soul;s,lv favorable conditions. lie was sno
rs.sh,v familiar with classical legend poetry anu
n;starv. he could speak modern creek huonS
and no was 40 Injured to hardship by eampaienins
.~n.,lsnes duripQ the war Of the Rebellion 'hss Nv
vas able to rough it" anywhere. ms trssoe
,rrapgemeuts too. were wise. lie uetetninou "
90 alone 10 hive altogether among the people anu oo
90 oh,a,n better insight to their habits ana Gus
CONS Our authors style is not as elastic as ~
night be AT times he is pedantic and sii' aud IL
,oust be confessed that not little OF his ciaSScA
.rua;t,p reminds the reader painfully OF baedcker
ard Mnrrav. But the book is redeemed rom
worthlessness by the genuine enthusiasm VI ~
and narrower it is enriched here and theio W oi'
nj descriptive and genre painting which sho" 'na'
n the a,tbor had not been painfully asslduous 10
sp.ta,, what he calls the Greek mood" ne wouiu
bave made n very much more entertaining BOOK lor
The general reader. The account OF new LiIo III
Old Paruassus" and of "Political Life IN rai-
nassus y are especially quaint and entertaining III
other chapters the schoolmaster is abroad perhaps
TOO obviously, and there can be no excuse lor 'ho
inonlipate length to which the frequently INN anu
fssble excursiyes Of the author are carried OUT
some hundred pages of most desultory ana Tec"ooV'
vet,op cannot be justified by the supposit'iouS III
terest of even the largest circle Of acquaintance anu
+bo world NJ largo neither will, nor should Do OK
psctsd to. read such i'll proportioned volumes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27

WEST SHORE ROUTE.-0n and alter june Bli,
w 25 trains on NewYork. West shore and Bus9 .Ai-
will via Desbrosses and Corti.ndt st. ioros "
follows; - .-..,.r only .. ,o m n,
For Kaaterskil Hunter summit, Pine lil rnsninle
$50 ~, IL a. NJ, $50 p IN. $50 nj uain runs "A'
Knsston Highland, Poughkeopsis. Marlboro $3.50 a. M
Ncwburg $50 a. m, IL a m. ESQ ?. mp Aio p M
90 CCornWau West Point Cranstons $50 M $3.50 M
II a NJ $50 D. M, 4;lO 52O p ~ - p IN: ma % an n
HaysrstIaw station Fairmontsve' 'o;5o 'eoo IL
a m $50 4lO 62u, so:oO % u" on .kkao m, ann g.3f
Valley Cottage $780, $50 No. o'Zo 900 p M anu GOV
S % sIn TaTnpse $780, $50 $780, IS M and
eg %tianS PARK orangebg $3.50. $50 m, '55Op M
aauxs,tv1lle $3.50 $3.50, $50 M. $50. $3.50 p m
Ws.t Norwood Randails, Bergennelds $3.50 $50 in'
80 ,s1S mr. IS 80 9soa NJ 4io. 80 $3.50 M
Wa.t Epsewood. $780, $50 $50 H. o2O' 'ooV '0''s
pm
-.D.uv other trains daily except SUNDAY. 49,
.rrise from Kingston ll2O a. NJ, $3.50, .5;3u ''tu u"
NaxhuTg $780, ll;2o a. 230 $3.50 eiv no .lIxO
Cornwall, '7l0, $50 ll;2O. o. m. zSo' Gov 'A'' ~
Haverstraw no. $780, $780, ll;9o m ESQ., AOo' DOW
pa Psror cars 70 Phenic Cask Mountains on Il
and zoo p m trans
TrCKE rs TIMETABLES. az sta,ions ann ,, on ersoSs
coz n ~ Courf ~ and Annex foot OF Fnonsti Nsws
York city Nos. 1913. All 2ol, eto t a,iroal
7s7 6thaye No l6s East 12Sth-s., rIsya,st
station foot Desbrossesst' ana ioo' No""
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE
will ne opeued to Albany Saratoga and North July o iss
with he nasst Pullman ParOr and Buffet sleeping cash
the world.
HENRY MoNErT. General Passenger AssnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
Proposals.
DROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
UNITED STATS MARINE coRPs.
OUARTE OfPlCE.

UNITED STATES MARINE coKPs
QUARTEuMAsrER's OFP1cR.
WASHINGTON. ID. C., June IL. 1883
Sealed proposa duplicate will received az this Sce
until TWELV T. O'CLOCK ~ OF TU EsDAY the TENTH
DAY oFJULY NEXT. for supplying Wood 70 the United
arines OF tho following stations from
LIST Of July 1853, 10 30th June, 1884:
washington, ID. c.. Philadelphia. Pa; League Island Pai
Brookiyn n " and Chariestown. Mass and at Norfolk,
Va. Wood and Anthracite Coal.
Specifications with blank proposals be obtained upon
application Of The stations named or az the Once OF e
WASHINGTON, d. e., and Assistant Quarter
nssief 226 south. Fourth ST., Philadelphia, Pa
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Fuel and sd
dressed 10 The undersigned.
W. II. SLACK
Washington, u. Q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27

CHRISTIAN HISTORY IN ITS THREE GREAI
PERIODS. Second period, The ASaie ASe 49, ~?
JOSEPH HENRY ALLEN. limo, PIP olo' n"S'0"
Roberts Brothers
The student of Church history will find in TINS
book a faithful picture of the Church in the Md
die Ages. with its glory aud its shame. The author
dispels many hallowed illusions in the interests OF
truth. Bat he also presents philosophy OF tne
Church ana its relation to the world that is PROB
ably close approximation to the Judgment that
a wider knowledge IN the future will pronounce.
book like this, which taxes the saint out OF ms
staine-glass attitude, and paints him for us as he
actually was is refreshing in an age when the az
fists have almost made lis forget that SAINTS were
ever anything more than poetieal abstractioh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
DHILApELPHIA And READING RAIL.

PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL.
ROAD Jersey Genital ID oos o ~ F ns%
~. ho' Bio cox S Bridge pier. -
JqTs 2 sa I Tson wHS GAP Mauoh
CEunk Tamanend Tamaqua HalletOn. Drifton Scranton
VRSeT mFST bennington High Bridge Branch schOoeys
mS19fn h@aI aarsSnrs MaueG cSahk w,amspot
Ti%.2S ESn Remington Sf Eang
risburg Maueh Chunk Ha4ieson wdkessaTTe sc ,u.,u,
DTiftoh' wkesbarTe scranton; Hsze,on &c e,o,..,,
ucbPniajn Budd's iase Lake Honafcong Easton,
90 and For sopSISlIS Fe@nS09 T @srr,,urr
MaSch chunk wiikesbarre. SC. ,oo
S45 0lS 1912 llSs S nj !? nj nix i2 asS ~ 1s5
s s.is S eaS icsS iis i Sundays, Si5 lois
For For tsins to points time table at station
t 49, tiTIH m Ai Sundays dy 3 M u M M ~
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
STEANF F6Sr EE khGTo FlsE 8 NJ N'
Commencing June 25 1885,
For Highlands. seabright Monmouth Reach and Long
Branch i:SO g 1915 l2l5. Si5. 4So 5SOpm sun
For For H@S o@s R sS and BirHesa M
For ocean Grove Asbury Park, sea Girt &C. 5, lois a
lea Leave 10 'iG 75 2as pm. for Lake
" SG5 p n M for vinelsna RhdFeion &c.
0 a. M. for stations TO Sandy Hook
pound BROOK ROUTE.
Id For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New. York from foot OF Aberty.st -
For Philadelphia Ninth AMI Green sts at TAO $50 1llo
m IL so A. 80, $3.50, Z. IL On sunday at $40 m,
6:JO l2 For Third and Berks SIS st a41 ITO m'
For Trenton 7f5. $780, HAS $780, $780, 0;3O T. Ii
n IN ON sunday, S:i5 m, $780, l2p. M
'Return trans leave pm anelphia for New.York;
From stations Phlads pha aud Reading RI, Ninth and
Green sta 1880 800 0:3O IL M il5, 3io O;4O 6io,
II p. N. on sunday at s so a. IN, $50, y Rm ooo
Third Berks SITS az blO 800. a u 1, $780,
From S'2 Tsnon sqna sy $50 sos M S 36og
AZ S s sgpRsy are GS Sis to al day
and SLEEPING COACHES TO midnight trains from New
York and Philadelphia - 80. A.,
made &c Jersey CITY station 10 ana from
BROOK yn and Eric Depot Jersey city.
for safe at OF Liberty and at the principal
botcls and Annex Office Brooklyn Bridge Pier. Brooklyn.
n Y Transfer Company VIII cali for and check baggage
from hotels or residence to destination.
III. =. BALDWIN, Cen Eastern Pass Agent
J. z WOOTTEN. General Manager. ,,.
G. HANCOCK, Gen. Pass. and II kt Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27

The fifth volume Of DR.. Cunningham GeiNes
sUours with tho Bible james Pott gives IN
popular form sketches of Biblical history from the
time of Menasseth to Zedekia. 1t is prepared Win
much care aud viii be useful as handbook In
sunday schools and Bible classes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27

u,ROY BOATS-CITlZENS' LINE.-New
ssaneissARAIoGA and CITY or Ih0s cave r az,
u M connecting morning trains sei ~ Ion - Nossss
san ar steamer touchosss ALBANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
GATES INTO THE PSALM COUNTRY: BY M1 say,S
r. VINCENT, d. ID. Syo.. PIP. $40 On"ii'' ''


GATES INTO THE PSALM CoUNtrhhc1 ha 1{ scrih
r. VINCENT, d. ID. Syo., PIP $40 OAaii'' ''
ner's Sons. ,
This ia a new edition of DIR. Vincents e1cehsh'
and helpful little book and scarcely needs an n'fo
duction to the public, who have become well ac-
ouainted with it's merits. The Psalns arc
priced perhaps as highly by the Christian
as nv the Jewish church No other
portion of the sacred writings expresses so
truly tie pent-up thoughts and aspirations OF the
human heart While it is well to have learned
commentaries ON these exquisite songs OF heofe"
bards. it is we'll also to have books like TINS oil Dr.
yincent's, prepared for the closet rather than loi
the study; for the average Bible student ratner
than for the scholar. No one can read inc sugseS'
tive chapters that compose this book wlthout oe-
ing the better for it. To the young man OF young
woman starting out in life, this book VIII ne IiVn
storebopse Of consolation, advice and inspiration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
Gurtion Sales OF Rcll Estate.

IDNJNISTRATOR SALE. =" lNGLE-
sIpE"-the residence Of the late " y Peters NJ
ison flor sale public auction without On ,o
,r~piscs ON WEDNESDAY. June ~ 1850 ~ y '"'
g. MiNILLER. Auctinnrer. -. 49,, .tor,,, and IA
sifnatd quarter OF from depot on Aorri,1Wn rh'
an Ig rr5Iud with extended views over "a. N4ry
To-, AMI Paterson. 10 comprises abhut h2 a'' 49,.
ttf,v aid ont IN lawn GARDEN anu On NO TO- y
,ys of iorrs trees There Il IToiusl"h OF - 11p'
t,,tt shade ard ornamental trocs and r1hf ne h"u
LARGO and imposing an Ina all ua dttsI'9l, o Wy ,
org.r having been buit regardless % o's- o lho 49, g.
tsrt.I. ard eslcCia attention having beth CIV.
~. n. internal arrange nent gni conNeL'hc ~ 'ohua
ono rooms with unu,uH amonnt o o",et tui
snd large cedar bath ro1us W. AZ con
80 srI cold wafer on each q thu three doors qua u e''
onrst.d with each bedroom There u abai"anca 81 roi
,tt.r eas two furnaces landry with anlOnsc pu,
frut vegetable rooms. The htst h'uI 'ulpt
,,rior rscrrtiou room, DINING roon bllfru ".u
roons large hall aud buffers pantry 81 hhf1eolh
Er.ncb cabinet nalsG. ELEGANT hrFa'". ~ 50
and French Eas- wtnd"Ns h ihi''isn Wv
Tbe other buildings ice aBl tool hous "a, &
house ana barn with standing AID bot sA-fs ahI s.
ham for cows and additional stalls i"f hotf'a hl' ~,
az house Furnished for use OF ".'nth auh
ms H. r4re opy0ruuy Tor any ono ceHlunga hh'he" "nN
'i.ssrt homo Tor olth-r simmer or winter
AIsO tWo building llots containing carh -Doa,
adtnn ny the above property Id well sIoiAe" WIKI nun ~
"a m the furniture billiard table &c. viii be 500
within ten days sale % the real estate
S1le perpmpory shine O. settle inc ests', on -
ami N5rmau IA Peters deceased Terms q" sue ," ~ 80
49, of 5ie 10 per thirty DAYS balance org o
AMI NOR "a r. II drsrc For further ptftSn4tts
MAWILfON 4 FULLER, = Pine st. Ne"'fofA 'IO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
GENERAL HUaPHREYs's NEW BOOK,
cFTrySRITRG TO THE RAPIDAN.

The Amy Potomac from july 1862 to March, 1854
Iy Andrew A. Humphreys Brevet Majortienera, u s. A.,
etc. lvoI. limo. 70 cents
The retreat OF Lee from Pennsylvsna followed by Meade,
and the various strategic operations Of both armies prior ~
the nal campaign the OF the Poomic have never
mn to this time been satisfactorily described General Hum
phreyss book light much that has been obscure
or unaccOunted Oy hitherto and for Army oces especially
n will have unusual interest and value
These books are for by ali booksellers, sent by
mail, upon receipt Of price by
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS.
74S and 745 Broadway, New.York.
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NrEW YORK CENTRAL And HUDSON

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RATLROAD-COmmencin June Is, 1885,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
M Western and Northern Express TO Rochester and
Montreal, with drawing room cars -, I'll. ~.
$40 a m Special Express for Chicago daily with DINING
stopping only az Albany, Utica Syracuse hochestei
Buffalo Enc Cleveland aud Toledo. -, -,
ga M saratoga special daily except sunday also Lake
George aud Montreal. --- - o.. ,,...,
1880 M chicago Express drawing room cars 10 Canah
III A m 10 Albany and Troy, with connection 10 UTICA
Saratoga Glens Falls. Lake George aud Rutland.
S$0e M saratoga special. Daily except sunday. Runs
through 20 Lake George saturdays only.
4 o. m, Accommodation TO Albany ana TfOF
M Express with sleeping cars for ST LouSi
through DAY In the week also niagara FAILS
BunlIn Cincinnati, Toledo and Detroit. go ,--
$50 D m Express daily except sunday with sleeping ears
Syrcuse Auburn Roads also 10 satdoga ana MONT
real. -. 49,, - -, nj,
daily. with sleeping cars Tor Roch
ester BuaIo Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago and Gay
ton. -, -. a.. ,,,.,,. a.,
TROY with morning trains for the West ana ORTIZ
No Bowling Green 2oZ and 1l3 Bruan
way and Express Offices PARK place. ana lo
TTni.1n - prnokIyn c. b. NEEKER.
n n ToTTCFY GEN. supt Gen. Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
STARINT,s5v r, .xDH, Neutrality-suspicious.

y CRY RIVED AND HARBon TRANSFORMATION
COMPANY
ONCE Per IS. N. r., foot Of CortlAndtsk
couaauments Of fsashS forwarded directed any part
Of the world
7 uNEaUALLED FACILITIES FOR DIsPAroa
orders received delivery Of AL kinda Of freight and
ohandiae 10 any part OF the city
I SEA AHp HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BoR LIGHTERAaB
Freight Of evey description promptly nghteed 10 any pons
IN tho hsrbot 90 reasonauls ratss
sTEAMBoATs. BARaEs AND GROVES 10 CHAR
TER RoR ExCURsIoNA
steamers John H starin and Ersstus CORNING KEW.
HAVEN leave Pier lS N. Il, Ne N daily. Saturdays
sxoepted1
METROPOLIS EXPRESS 90. between Ssw-rork ana
Row HavsA Caro- and dispatch guaranteed
Freight points D. L w. 4 received 40 Pisr IL
For Hew.Hayen and uoints EAss Il Pier IL
NORTH SHORE STATEN IsLAND.-Elsv Niestss
Ton CentS steamers from Iron Pisr ! Il. foot OF
Whitehal-se
CENTRAL sHIPYARD. Communipav n. J.-Drv pooks
Machine and Boiler ShopA evsrythinF a9psfkAnax asAs
construction ard repair Of vsssela
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
Eeaal Notices.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-TIlE
~ PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK W.; THE
KNICKERBOCkER LIFE I&SU RANCE COAPANf.-
Noce rs hereby gwen that pursuance Of the judgment
eplesi In action the 29h day OF December lsS In
ice ose cerS Of Schenectady County aud in con.
foruity order OF the said supreme
Court in said action on the sth day Of Januay ss
and entered the ONCE Of the CLERK OF schenectady
County, l. underngned Charles H. hussel a. the 10
OF tie sald booker Lie Insurance Com
many NewYork do hereby require all
persons Who intend assert elam OF any nature
Nssasycr whether based policy oil life Insurance or
upon contract liability Of any kind against the
Life Insurance Company or against
the property assets of the said insurance company or
receiver thereof 10 exhibit their re
spcye claim. with statement Of the nature and chaTacer
To such Office No O2 William
New.York before the 10Th day OF Au-
gust 1888 thereby themselves parties to the 40
o proof OF the such claims To be made by
The oath claimant such other person as shall have
knowledge Of the faets. 4. .-.,,,. -, a..
ola shall make default and fail 10 10 do
within the prescribed FOR Thar purpose Ia said order to-
Wit ON or tho 18th day OF August ss5 Will be pre-
ened from Of decree made In this action aud
oIa participation In the distribution OF the assets Of Tie
Life Insurance Company under said de-
cree-Dated New. YorA, January 10, 1889 ,,.ax,,,
jana laUW3Ot CHAhLES n. ~ SSbLit
Receiver Knicksrbocker Lie lnsurance Company
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Express TTans leave Newly York via Desofoses ani Cott
Iandt-st Ferries as follows ,.. ,.. 4,
SO 1:2O 5 $50 10 and 10 Limited IL l. $40 $40
o. g. T. and .. IN, and II night Sundays " Lin.
lied. and 10 l. s. 7. and p NJ and ~ -,
Express Trains leave Nsw.York daily. except SUNDAY ~
7,2O 4 y H. running through via ITsnt"n aaa
Camden -.,..,-A.. ,oo,s
:Ib 20 345 except Monday $50. $780, s2o $50
III and ID; 10 a IN. (iAed Express 1870 and O:SO NIX
J. 81 s. g. $50, 7:i5. saad s:2op IN on sunday lZ:9E
345. 43j, $50 a. m. t0:20 Lnltet o;oos
7.I5 s and 500 %, m. Leave Philadelphia via Camden-s
50 a. m. ana 4:3O p. M daily except sunday. 49,
Ticket Offices 435 aud 944 broadway Astor liousi
ana foot Of Desbrosses and Corandt sts Coarts AM
Rruoklyu Annex foot OF Fuonst. Br0o<Bni NON
ia i and llS Hudson ST. Hoboken; station Jersey Cty
Emgrant Ticket Ofice No. Battery Place anu C4sGs
Garden. -, -, - ohaosi
baggage from hotels and reside9ceS ,,oo,
CHARLES E. PUGH, j. H. WOOH
General A
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THE SPECIAL NEW YORK

VJNHE SPECIAL NETWORK
AND wHITE MOUNTAINS
Express train with paror and other cara through VII
and after July 1888 leave Grand Central Depot IN ~ ~
IT. and H. H. R) q m. daily except sundays conneo
ing Wells with express train for Newpor
nebac etc the mountains carly ~ the
ng Paror be engaged In at d. H. car
s'e~'' UNIV - " - C. r. HEMPSrEAD q. 7. A.,
Grand Central Depot New York
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Drouoscls

dds Will BE RECEIVED by the III TRU ISN
II TEEs AZ the NEw-Yo3K AND BhookEtn ~
RRTnf;E AZ the ONCE No 81 Waerst Brookgn' ~ Ma
o'clock noon Tuesday July 1898 ior and spse
1910 and Rnldinx In with the plans .n1
cafions therefor Warehouses In the Arches Oh inc
Approach - =, ..< IN. at,on. had at the Engineers
ONCE 179 Fr0ntsL, Hew-A Jrk en- ana ID 1TrpT9SG'
49, 1855. W. NJ Ckief Engineer.
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q THE GULF AND INLAND WATERS.
By Commander A. 7. Mahan, U. s. Navy.

Iy Commander A. 7. Nathan, o navy
The achievements Of the naval the Mississippi and
fla nbalares and on Gulf and Red River either inde
euden or in cooperation with the Army form one OF tDe
mos. thrilling chapters history OF The Civil War The
record of these exploits Is He'd with Of daring marvel
osa escanes and terrific Commander Mahan
has done fun justice this side of his narrative but he has
given at the same record of this part OF the war that
has greater claims historic value than any which have pre-
teded IT,