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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-10
stanIey's M0vements

LONDON, Sept. 9.-Advices from
LOanda, West Africa, dated August /,
state that Henry Stanley, after pene-
TO Stanley Pool. II is believed that he in-
tends 20 Tetsace the country covered in
his former Journey along the East coast.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-10
Lace Manufacturers F,iI

PHnApEIPHIA, Sept, s.-haoher d
ilretoos, manufacturers Of laces. to-day
confessed Judgment in the sum Of S223.
900 in favor of ). Hernberger.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-10

PA0lfL4N4. S};AIH, Sept, S,AA Spanish
Sergeant and four soldiers raised Il stand
ard on the frontier proclaiming a repub-
lie, after which they fled to France.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-10
No Cs,,Icet Meeting in Washington

WASHINGTON. sept. SIT is not pro
bable that a Cabinet meeting be held
tuesday. Postmaster General Gresham
Is tAe Cnly Cabinet officer here aud none
other Is eXpected by that time, except
Secretary FOlger.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-10

Mr.. Theo. F. Gaillard sGzsHhab. TIA
says usea Brewn's Iron BitteFs for
general debility and weakness with good
results" sNO~
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-10

SOPHIA, sept. 9.-Prince Alexau.ier
has summoned the Eaki0aai AsaenibI~ to
meet IT eXtraQrfiinaiy SESSION ON the 18TH
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-10

LONDON, Sept. S.-All efforts to cOmDrO-
mise the strike OF the cotton operatives at
Ashtoii-under-Iyne' have thus far failed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-10

HAVANA, Sept. s.-The city Of Santiago
de Cuba was visited by a cyclone last
night.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-10
a MODERN NECESSITY.

In the meantG;~ sbere are ladies whom, the
question 4, ares5 does not greatly dfsfnrh
w,o order their annual walking dress Dire :
OF wool, Visiting ,treas Of velvet
and dinner az evening dress of satin
or brofAlse without troubling Themselves
. ahoeit 4in0r changes. leaving all that To -
seltlod ny competent dressmaker. Pnt ,1ara
Is one costume which has come DO snnsidered
OF the first Importance, Il ia the short on.
walking dress for day receptions.
Afternoon esSas" IN the season are now
more .Tr5Hent than evening parties, and the
snsSs Gfoss IS recognized As more suitable than
/ tfain, as It ) infinitely laoro convenient and
comfortable. But the dSass must be handsome
an4 completed ~ honnet, and the
Bonnet nGHst bear its proper relation 10 the
GrSSs, and as these conditions Sro leFFsaneut
il follows that there mUs: I've q eoxiosnondinn
continuance Of essential qualities IN the dress
Itself. IN Obvious costume for this puIpose 4,
OF velygS thEou5hoHt or velvet combined with
sasiI4s plain or brOeaded, or satin pIair .n,l
/ satin broeaded in combination Tssie l. 80
objection to fur as too warm aud 10 f.iib -, ~
too heavy and to both a. efecfei inii,oi,s
by heated air, t4aies who, 20 moi wall ~
possess essrslsges OF their own~raraIT wear ~,
sea.eiAes on these occasions, They prefer n
allaer l..a' tollet, walking length, which can be
covered and protected during the drive by a
Iur- Iihed wrap. It Is cooler looking and more
ht Ho4he u drawing room.
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
rur NEWS OF THE TWO STATES
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.

r,omantic story Told by a Dying
c.,xict in Atlanta-The Work of
,-,rgers at Fort VaIley-Washington
negroes oualSing at the Imaginary
p1srs of Medical Students
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-10

All the new dresses for autumn strocf ,ro.,
partake more or less of the cOat form ,gt+L >
walking skirt which is plcated ana rri,b,bad
lehglhWlse andso ae ;9.pPeseISG lis hat an,
pearapce u2Sn Ike ffOAf and sides an, IN
or q.raPea Rack. The design Is nsua1lt, cI,
away fren the front, more or less and Son,o'
times forms long double lappels and son, -
SNOW SHOWS panels inserted between .he fr5nt and
i1 PACK Oh the skirt where 81 Joins the dra6erv'
rms ia-t NV ever, Is only admissible with a
comolnaeioh OF materials, plain and figured.
the laCtef being used for the coat aud tf1nt OF
the skirt, the plain for t1,a lest al the skirt
ana the tucked Upright panels
I5te most lashlonahle autumn suits are OF
PLAIN eioth IN tine qualities and beautiful
shades and mixtures OF dark red. WINE, plum,
plum garnet, mouse gray, blue, brown an6 tsd
copper. The trimming is principal, graid-
black or gold-and the f9steHm3 l. eNeented
with small stone "a s0iid gold buttons The
most 5s6tlY ..sTdnFh button Is the crocodnlitp
or g;lt0eye, but there are very pretty buttoas
to match every shade of cloth, aGo, .1n,n'sI
every mixture, and some .Aa1 aTf enrraved
by genuine artists 2 ~ arc each one Worfh,- nj
being w0r9 40 !. aems '' = -
ssosa hfaid Is not usually put on continuous-
ly, bnt IN straps OF unequal length, BIN al III
der. .-4fr'F s' " "o-
Nothing Whiio h worn at the throat or
f.S4sts Win these suits. but round the throat
is worn a dog collar OF elastic gold or tIask
Veivet with gold coins attacked, md gold
bangles cover the wrists, OF long wrinkled
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

s. 81 rSl.. $ss. so lead '6 sa., ssSs ns S
for ne CORRESPONDING time laai week The arrivals today
esIlcai' q Medium e Choice Bae4srs' steers for q
carloads Jersey city he'd yesterday were not
pHoSed feeling in Dressed isef conseaasn2 upon
s sn yss c S 3 at sc for cd anS
COOL and choice a. high oic little inferior
as low Ss asc %escn D2S.:sG .o mostly a.
Of Men the & b fs ana and IS Ss
Tie on ,e Myyen1S by a. GoIdS9i a,o Il
l57s ~ At So 90 81 DO LIP n at So IS do i2eo h.
Do IS% o. at s5G IS DO ii4a b. at 50 %; 20 do Ills
r. g asmsn reports: 70 Illinois stecrs ~ cwt at lie,
&C n o. Cwt at loa.ci llS do, e' at iO'.c Ii5
Hume & Mullen commission 4 state EnIls s2G 10,
CALVES Receipts 2G9 headiss eOth.st and so
Washington MaIlet Trade dull but prices unchanged
Jerseys sold up 10 sac Gressea csyo, fair demand At
and "a oc tor Dressed satte@it Gives 'DN'
saie;1ESms Mullen sod u ~ ysa,. 1872 o. at SIC
dc % DO 1877 10 at Ole as ButteriIk Calves 1859 b
h. st1soi IT, at Ss e., Fed
g Iss;sy ysns leqssso D. At 7ssas
AN9 .Iasy y "s a o. and ' 5
!ssey LIMB, s,Tiy q at ~ !, magsS' sheep
about a:ss rate. 81, .s :1i
o Sif& 0 Sd at s aHr Prime az HS cfs
Jersey lambs offered q choice quality aud sold mainly
Al Sc. with 10 head At s60 10 30 per head.
yesterday with f@lr 70 Good selling At 9iaeoc Dressed
Saesy Lambs 50
RsSGtS sheep aS S0 roy &c 7ss a S g. &C. az
io9 u, at4sc ~ DO. 100 10 at l.ei 40. 97 n stac.
4c: ii do ~ B. At isc: 20 virginia do 10 b. AZ &c; Isl
Kcntueky Lambs % II, at osc 223 Virginia DO so b.
r. sadler Co sold. ca Ohio sheep SO TO- at So sii EGO
Indiana Co. NJ 10 at be- IL Virginia Ewes SO ~ at 4c "a
Virginia Lambs Do ID at 7e loo DO 81 b. at sac 81 do 62
Newton a 0rlett sold, 90 Virginia Sheep rs B at IS so
81 Kentucky DO 100 d. stt'.e "a do 100 ~ sc vr
w. y Appeget Co sold 20 jersey Lambs. 90 n, ats@
Evertt Co sold is Jsrssf Lsmbg S. $50 SO per head
Eye a ous sold Jersey Lambs g 70, a. sc.
10th st. and Jersey city. SAFE alive but
the feeling reported firm aid dealers nominal quota
Ton, at gts6se county Dressed nrm az s.sstn Tor
slightly above the outside figure.
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH
ST. LOUIS fully 4.-Cstle-necelpts g. 100 shipnsnts
leo supply liberal but mainly OF Grsssers prices
kind lower. sslcso0d 10 Choice TeIas aud Indian
q asss u.s. Isht SHIPPING rs ess 70 Hsavy o
s. 20 80 -. Erports 50 30 d6.
Sad sG sss q rs s''-M'am "
saa higher sss:.ishs shippers 50 sosss is. Mixed 20
CHICAGO: July 2,Tas Drorsrr Journal reports Hsss-
Receipts $4,000 head shiPments s2ooL market slow
and shipping IS eoss6, Light Bacon IS 1895 as sEps
S. b0a5 7a prices closed weak and from 90 to loo on
and ses saa c s
90 Gsc sn 20 cholss ssghs Steers s. sossS CO. CON-
so sSemsu. none market active ana
q 1 a. S'''in'"'' Ian '''' 10 '''a y ~ 0A'''
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Iron quiet and rm After cali 200 toas Am: 80 No
d &c Tin quiet and strong % toms ssssts Jul,
and Aagust ship SOLD at also Copper unchanged Iea
s:s 81 stock a ss' "a: ;ssa
s s1s we're oue. but essentially
changed SOesl % Common % Good sraioe spr
attn I Ss ing
quoted at 36 sS7c and New Yorks at 81 Jobpns ots
Tar sOldina small way at So so. and City Pitch 81
OIL CAKE. Trade slightly better at the reduced
ws @
was n:es s 4sss' for not city, 70 say
S esS; ssssSc Refined ssm@sr yellow
,Sl SSS
oCEAN FaEIGHTs-Berth rates we're steady although
the again moderate on charters continued
SaSs xis Quite s%s sPP e
Sa aas sCHS s'sa
hssGn rsos o SG
ST. 10 100 ton. s'f: ssSss son
bush s S,p s:. %
49, ssSs IS:
isoo boxes un.e,e sesi 400 sacks Tlsur izs Cd.
steam Grain QUOTED 3D. $oSS D0rss Gsfs;s
:ss% 200 sa.H CRAM ss S boxes
ess Sa S1 iHe'H steam. do a. sso
.sssS s s ss IS II sss
iaR
Ssscs o5 Ss Il or Sf1'a
British bark, 1906 pp dc private terms. AD r.
SSS A$s1s:n ~ s$! S4I;:S
.ssSfif .s
MA ship AugSs,} from Bal.i%ors Crude on Sc
r Ss p SRR %
G ss@ sSSe Win
oISs1 from a fsrn .noisr from
81 10 ~
has not varied for tho day
ns moderss asastities Of ness inquiry from the local
Sc Is So Ss ss. issi
is, @ %
6amas sI GH sa s'is sss
&, TN: &c fiffs
@ '
eisSa i sSGs sneasss
ana an; rates nomnS As quoted Long %sst
and sSdu short Gse ana mali anS r hs CITY
Light sss'sc fss early market was
sss sS1s
cash lots continues quiet sales BOO tcs Prime
exchanged for August contIact the basis OF
scSs esoss c
: seller sGsH s. so Coy
private quoted 90c, South American
and se;ss ac
full late PScs Otherwise v The feeling ysss noE
Half Flrkns. Tubs Pals l6s2l ac Welsh Tubs, l5S
20sc Western Imitation Creamery ~ &c.; Western
ke slight decline noted exporters very quiet
and demand iron the home trade ansr sSw Sss size
EGGS are up per dozen on an ds%and aud
RICE-ckolce Domestic nrm demand improving poorer
grades rather weak Domestic, tLs7c; RingoOn. oS5to
Charleston thus FAR tins season, 50. $50 casks.
SEEDS Dull Flax nominaly, 81 45 Timothy, 81 soss2
sPIcEs-A very fair lObbng trade prices generally steady
Calcutta Gingen v599s4c Afrcan do l0tc Zanzibar
pnsnso ssgSe ca:: % T.e @hiss as
Nutmegs. 5So62o
r%sF demand mproyns E.,. Refining
Islands to 20 70 Phadelphn &C sc and $40 hhds cno.
Cubes Seemed s f sasls ET.hsd
Mould "a" s5c, Confectionery a." Ssc standard "a
SSs1 "a "a ci5s1Ss.ss; White Extra &c" 7o.o Extra
sTEAGINE-In fair demand and held with decided
strength sales l&OOO CITY, III c; Oleomargarine steaiine
TALLOw rather easier; Prime City quoted lac;
ales 75,O0O 70. 7i2G7 v-.6c.
TEAouet ana great extent noninal Japan, however
oBACC0-KepIucky quiet Lugs. 6iaa6Lc; Leaf. e,,s
olsc Seed Leaf slow sales 500 1882 Wisconsin
Havana seed private terms 200 1892 New. d.
havana, Sue. OSLO; 90 bales Sumara, private terns
ol~-More animation Is noticed In come quarters.
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH n. r.
Pennsylvania r. r.. foot Cortlands
stations IN New. York

o"uohsi N NeWgork< St and Desbrossesst
LEAVE NETWORK commencing June "a 1888.
For south Amboy, via Phia. Reading r. r.. 7;i5 IL
NJ $40, u p m. sundays S45 M. ~ m. o. mi via
Penn X X. 7;lOa m. ~ IN, o, sunday, a pm
For Ms.awan &c. via Phia Reading Il Il, 7.45 B. ii a
M go, L. $50 Bn IN. Sundays S:t5 m. ~ IN. D. m;
VIA Penn. H. t., 7l0a IN. I'm, 81 D. sundays. y
For Red Bank, Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbury Park
sea GiIt Point Pleasant &c wa Pha a Reading r. R..
stopping at Ocean Grove or Asbary Park 80, m snI
3 IN SUNDAYS mo- stopping q, Ocean Grove or Asbury
For Lakewood, Toms River Barnegas &C.. via pnss a
Reading r. r., 7,t5 3. IN, 2.t5. 4 ,. n. ' ''> mn
For Freehold. via Phs Reading r. r., 7.4A o. Ii 4 m
245 800 Gp M For keyporI VIA Phtls, a Reading r. r.
.so y; = M zeS $3.50 8p m For vinsand Bridsetcn
a. g e. z, IHANeocK, as WOOD, + Il. NIExAE
"' 20 . - a" e q 4. n ~ " r. A. y. II II Acvg saps
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EUROPEAN HARKEra

LIVERPOOL Juiy - bacon Gu 0sraai CIT A5Bs short
hid 40 Ga Pork Prime Mess 7S1d do Westsrn So
Prime esterB. 4SBd Cheese $500 Iur
pentne spirit. 2S3L Provsions-i 4SCd
American BroAistunsCorn- GA ad for New Mixed West
Wheat J5i 90 20 re California No a1l0
v03d for California No 90Od 90 I'D for Red Winter Peas
81 Cd GENITAL tor CAnatal Butter 6500 Tor Good Unit
ri states and socUL for nnes do Beef S5Jt for ExtrA
India Mes.
July 24wilcoxs Lard closed az 10 francs 90
centimes 100 Petroleum. Fine Pale Ame Is
% centimes paid Is
LONDON July a. s1ots rIrDsluaa 30 ~ lcutta
LInseed 42Oc quarter. Lin5eed Oh. go Ol1G2J 10
per taa ralor ebos Vsf ewt Heinei Pstroiean- 6de
. cd
BREMEN uly 24-wilcoxs Lard closet &C AZ marks 90
pfennngs per ll0lDs Petroleum MARKS 40 ptennings
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Srates an0 fen0ers.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
IA YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. ,23S Broadway, corner Thirty.
first st., until p and Sos West Twenty thirdst cor
ger Eighth No. o2 East Fourteenth st corner Union
square $50 Thirave, Forty the HAIR
LEM OFFICES Nos. 1907 and 1890 Thirdave corner
tee rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25
90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS ANDe0N SUI
DAY. 3 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, Din
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.

Exprcss Trains New YORK VIA Desbros,e1 AM Jr1f
andt-sL Ferries follows
Bl0 72O, s. $3.50 ~ and 10 LAmitodl IL a. M 330 3A0L
o. u q. and ~ IN. and IL pghG SanisyA O. i % Hn
itsd). and l0a. m- T. 9. .. and p m aud l3afsht
Express TRAINS Nsw.Yorx iAy, except slntAy. ~
20 A. III, and m running through via rrsnton AL
Returning leave Broadst station iaQl
$40 35O St5 4;35 Except Monday $50. 731 s2a $50
lSt.SSs st ~ sand ssaot m % sunday, l4o,s
a saS sandsao p m Leave philadelphia via oAndsa
Ticket oacos AS si9 AMI ytS sroad wav Astor Hcuss
ana foot Of Desoro.ses and coyapdt ssa ooart saa
Brooklyn Annex station. foot OF Fultonst Brooklyn NOS
ia l6 And lis Hudsonst, Hoooken station. Jersey o
Immigrant Ticket once. No Battery Place and o~sss
Garden. ..
The York Transfer Company Will Gall for sal oass<
bssgagefrom hotes and resldsnosa
EHARLES e. PUda, J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Aeons
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EXPORTS FROM ATLANTIC FORTS FOR EUROPE FOR THE
WEEK ENDED JULY II, 1853
cks ........... 2sS.0Si 3.4Os.4ei 4.525.els

GUNNIESoulet at 0la9 II tec. for domestic Lsgging
HEMP. DC lutte butts quiet at -. 2tc Hemp Of
Mania, lOj. diO7sc; Sisa. 5hs9Js.c.
HAY AND STkAW-The better quantities remain steady ;
the offerings moderate ana the demands r grades
aud straw quiet. We gnote Hay Medium TO
Prime Timothy. G3 D9uc.; SHIPPING 56160c; Clover. 40
00c.; No. Rye straw so GS5e Short do. 3584Uc; oat
3OG3jc.
HIDEs-Au prices remain steady and a moderate
ment continues The stoc ks are by burden We
quote Buenos Ayros Montsyieo24c Corrientes 22c
Vera cruz and TruIillo, 5l9alsc; onnoco. 2OS2o2c
2Oc. Tobacco; lGslbSci Dry Sailed Texas 1901 o
CITY Slaughter. Calcutta. l2dl3c.; Buffalo
LEATHER-A fair movement IL reported IN all descrip.
HemlOck. Sole and Union Tanned the
Is nrm by reason OF the moderate onerings:
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

a ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEN
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At TIs
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. 1888 Broadway, corner Thirty.
hrstst, sos West Twenty third-st Eighth ave-
NO W East Fourteenthst corner 1922 Third
Nos. 100 sad 1880 Thirdave corner nehundred and
twenty hfth-st. To at regular Office ratos
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CATSKILL MOUNTAINS DIRECT.
" QUICK TIME-FEW EST CHANCES


Trains via West shore route leave New York Via Desbros
ses and Coruandt-st ferries, us follows;
Leave NewYor $50 a. NJ Leave JERSEY Station s42
M Arrive at Kingston 1900 noon; Phenica D. M;
summit III m; Hunter; 2l5 Kasterskiil 400 p.
m. This train runs daily u summit only. - y
Leave New.York ll;10 a m Jersey city ll:22 n m
Arrive at Kingston 2S0 p m; Ph9ncIa, 4.0i D. IN Summit
o3i M; Stamford. $50 p m; Hunter sos D. M. Kaa
erskill. $50 p. IN. - -' ~
Leave New York 350 Jersey City 400 D. m Arriy
Ing at Kingston 600 p. Ph9nica, 7;fs r. m; Summit
$40 M Hunter; 500 M; kaaterskil, $40 m This
train runs through TO stamford SATURDAY. onv Paror
car on train leaving NewYork at $50 through 70 sum
nit Paror car through 10 Phenica 10 a IN train
Leave New. York 1l:l0 a. Arrive CatskI Sl6 n m
Psenvie iO m connecting At Cairo Cairo Dur.
Excursion tickets and time tables aions and at Offices
OF the eompanyi Jersey CtyPennsylvania railroad
tion Brooklyn-No: Courst annex office foot Of
FnitoD;st NewYork City.Nos. 1872, 2y7. 26I Ii9 946
Pensylyana Rsilroad station aud foot
Cortandts. Baggage check ed through - -
HENRY MoNEIT. Gene, al Passenger Agent
IN Mar arE
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THE SPECIAL NEW YORK

AND WHITE MOUNTAINS
Express train with paror aud other through VIA "
and after July issS leave uraad Central Depos " X y
H. and u. t. RI At daily, except buudny4 oo.nesS
ing vt wels River with exprS tran tor Newport vermonS
Qnsbec etc. a1d arriving p The mountains early ne ~
Ing Paror be engaged In advance ~ u Av
O. T. hENP1'rEA Q. Ia.
0yand cehtyal DevVA NeW'seo
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

NETWORK PAssENeERs-Lesve Jamess'Ip s. m
lime Ssssx Boar from sss q, r.
James Sip and Amer Boats DO not run on SUNDAY.
-, LEAVE LONG ISLAND CITY FOB
BABYLON-8:05, $685. 1l;06 NJ: $3.50. 49, 3;55. 7;o3
p. N. sunday 8: 30 800 4 m. 135, 800 D. M
FIRE ISLA 1886 and 4.35 pm daily except Sunday
PATCHOGUE-s;3oa m. s:Ss. ASS. o:33 .. m. sandAv
FAR RocRxwXY-sos. 1905. ll:os m 2:os, $50. asa.
$685. $780, 705 1918 night wednesday and SATURDAY
only Sundays 8: 80 $50 IL 49, 1880 $500 =.
SAG RARBOR-5.3ss No., S:ss. 400. 5:ss p m sunday
GREENPoRr csHELTEa IsLAND)-sss m. SIS
LIMITED ExPREss PARLOR CAR Train Only
Special Limited and Regular Full Rate Tickets good th
GARDEN CITY. HEMPsTEAD-sss, eos a H.. lss.
$50 eSO M ZIP ngrS g ap9 Se
SGLEN COVE. SEA CLIFF LOCUST VALLEY. OYSTER
BAY-S:s5s e0s m. LASS. ass os3s. 635 m suAaay1
'' MfPUN III .NoRrHPoRT-sos ~ :os sxOr,ss,
ass 55s g:s5 ;. m. SUNDAYS sos Z. m. e.sse m
Ss al Pm yVs Al
AK 4sa s1s iiiss M sSs AZ Ia, lax 7os
Wednesdays and Saturdays only. i2ls. nights sunday;
IoNd BEAca~soS. 1905 100 g. M; a;os.. $50. asa.
$685. sos 7:o5. s25 m. sundays $3.50. $3.50. II m,
- $40 sis. 716 p. 10. Last train IRON Long Beach
leaves 1918 d.. m.d daily.
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METALs-American Pig iron Is nrm and the mills are
busy engaged Old contracts further orders refused
except al advanced figures scotch Pig Is firm
nj fhs ePvp ~. ngures In
quotes Nc. l, s22es 81; Foundry No. q SiDd$5O GRAY
Forge SIS SD Scotch Pig Eghnton s2l as2i 6O earn.
eros s22 o0Ss9s Gehgsrnoek s2S Dameligton s2i 50;
IangoaL $ stoe Rails have been less active SIS az
the mills prompt and $50 for early autumn deliveries
still the figures. Old Iron Rails quiet s2i 400,
scrap Iron soldl moderate at s2s 5Css2i in yard
SIS from store aud <22 exshp lngot Copper
movement at other brands I4oliLc Pig Tin
Only moderate trade was reported and the feeling was
more liberal at singapore and other primary centres
Plates had moderate jobbing sale unchanged ngues
Chsroos Tin 20 IS 1S5 DO geIne - l50s5 ~ Iin
sas 81 q ss ior Commos and g. 20 for Refined Do
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CATSKILL MOUNTAIN RAILROAD,

From Catskill landing, on the Hudson RIVER
THE SHORTEST QUICKEST AND BEST ROUTE
70 or from Hotel kaaerski Catski Mountain House, TAN
NERSVlLLE Palenyllle, Cairo Durham and other noun
tain resorts 12 daily trains with
lines OF travel aud make time advertised HOTEL RAAT
ERSKlLL ana MOUNTAIN HOUSE passengers save TWO
HOURS by this route Ask for through tickets CARS
KILL. For time tables and maps address
z. A. BEACH. Cafakil N
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IN SPRINGFIELD. HoLYOKE, MONTREAL d,nssfs
mediate ponts steamers leave Pier No 25 e. r. sSn n
new fHyES los IERfDEs, HxRTF6s1 sPaisS
Broadway, N r. and Courtst. Brockiyn. kxcarson e
NeW-Haveu and return 81 so.
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OF II. The CITY OF NEW .

The next entrance w be held Univsr-
ey Bulidi0ga. Washington square on Tuesday, June 10
aud faesd4y, September Is at 10 q IN
sccBt muni6cent gifts have
ADDITIONS tho Apparatus and other
which w 10 rsz<y ioruss " Of nsxS ooss
e5e year
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On ana after July 9, 1883.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York Desbros and C1rttsaU
street Ferries as follows
Harrsburg. Pittsburg the Yves tsnd south with Pars
and Chicago Limited Of Parior Dining naxlas sad Sls,,.
ing cars at 91. "a svsrv day
Wiismsport Lock Haven. M p. m; Cory and Erlen
MI connecting az Oorryfor ritusvle Petroleum Goa
Baltimore Washn gon and the South "Limtet wasangea
Express" Pullman Paror Cars daily excsp. 5untay
= mi arrive Washington p. m. Regular. VIA y All a
Bando ana and Ia o as s,s m "A IL sas
b and o. r. Il. .. M and IL night
For Atlantic City. excop. Sunday llii0a m. aud ~ N
For Cape May except sunday Sis and l0A and IA
Long Branch Bay Head junction. and intermedate s.S
uons via Railway aud Amb0y. 10 allv y N. IL n9,L
$40 can't 81 m. On SUNDAY. "a m aud p III s'o''
Long Branch uinited) OF Pullman Paror Cars ct slsr
Boatsc BrooSyn Annex" connect with through trst,.
at Jersey CITY. afordng speedy anihrees transfer '
Trsussrrve-From Pitssourg $40 and il:soA 7s9sss
SsSD m a1 snS sa ss so s $50 s
1895 and 1880 n m Sunday. $3.50. 65oA M ios' ~
pm From Phiadelphia, s:b0 $40. $50 800. !eteegs
ssssSsy $50 SEQ ssS 1919 1888 ss and iOSo
800 $50 $50. 7o5. Ii.s5 a e;9o 7:ss ss'. iosA
'O''' anu 'O''S 10 PHILADELPHIA
the oLD.EsTABLrsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS ANDe ION SUN
DAY 3 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, 3IN
NETWORK.
pouBLE TRACK. TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Il Boston and the East All rail from Grand Central
Depot Three express daily Sundays excepteD 70
Boston &C q. D. (parlor car attachsp and 10 n.
Sundays 10 with palace
sleeping cars) Newport express leaves Grand Central
attached. f. w. P0PPLE, Agent
DONDOUT and Kingston Line.-Steamef
III James w. Baldwin leaves Monday "Wednesday and Fri
day from foot Harrsonst. making usual landings