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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-17
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after Sept. IL. 1888

AND rNSiiTTITtn1 ~ RTEs MIL ROUTE
Tansleaye NcwYork via Desbrosses and Corandt street
HaT+6urg PittsburG the South. with Pullman
an1 sicigo Limited OF Paror Dining Smoking and sleep
wiliamsport Lock Haven m. m. CORY aud Erie at
connecting at CORY for ntusvine. Petroleum Cen
Ba:imore Washington and the SOUTH Limited Washington
nj arrive Washington M RegGar via D. AMI agh r v X
T. ~ 5l5 ana 80 a. NJ %" ~a1 y 1: anu - "s"'' VIZ
SUNDAY via i and P. T. m. and 10 night via
For Atlantic Cty except sunday lilo H. and p m
For Gaze NAY, except sunday 5l5'a. and pm
Long Branch hay Head Junction and ntennedi9te sta
8lO, aud p. m. ON SUNDAY a. IN. and ?. NJ docs
Boats oo9 connect With =" .r'1gn gai n,
rrsif. Psburs $40 and goa 7s9 and
Wsshngon an Baltimore. $50 so M $50 $50 s:s5;
io5 1889 m 'T From baltimore SUNDAYS. 50
Ed1aE F9 ssd 4 Yoo 81 "a Sg 2o
$50 80 800 3j 1919 1889 ana Ivy rs m s5 i96
''''' w TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLp.ESTADLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAX YEF PTPAG 5r AEP ON
SUNDAY SssH n SSEw.f : -" Lib '''''
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EouIP.
MFST AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
rxprcss Trains leave NewYor1 via ana COr
sls e% ~ ss'' $50 8 Lnits Il $50 s4oa
a z \ D. ~. ana l. night. sundays D. > % Lin
ifedi ana 10 a. m, (. o, e. and p m, and IL night
Express Trains New-lOrk daily, except ounu1y az
no a IA. aud p. M running Though VIA trenton ahu
camden. r,t,.,o,.n,, a,
pefuruin trains BrOadst station Philadelphia lsO
y.st 80 except Monday, 600. 73o. SzO S'U
ii ana II 10 tIAmted Express laO anu 20 2; MI
l'Si & g $50 745 amt 40 y. m. ON sunday -lZOli
35 $40 345, 4:35 $50 N, 30 Limited 'oSo a4o;
gnd > 20 r. Leave Philadelphia via camden D. H. Hho
4..iO -. M daily exccDt SUNDAY: o, 49,. rr,n.o
and loot OF Desbrosses and Coandt s> Court ST. ana
BROOKLYN Annex station foot OF Fnon,t Brooklyn Nos
ID iig and lis HudsOnst Ioboscn Stoon, Jersey Clty
Immigrant Ticket ONCE 40 Battery Place aud Castle CAT
den. 49,, ,.. 49,. iii, all ,,- an, cbect
ba~oa 20 from hotels and residences ..ooD
CHARLES r. PIGH, ); ~ NOvD,
General Manager General IassF Agent
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Sept Produce spirits Of Turpentine 81
Sl,gd cwt Cheese. 0iOd. cwL Tor the
best grades American Lard. 426d per cw for Amer
lean. n. =,
LONDON Sept .-Produce.-Rehned Petroleum, CSC
6T.d psr gal Calcutta Lnseed lJd AZ per quarter Ian
seed OIL, RiJ lOig220 per ton. - , m
ASTwREP sept l6-Petroleum. Fine Paie American 20
franc. paid and 20 20 ce1nes seor WucoIS Lara
elessd ~ l09 francs per 100 kiloA
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ca nlhom il man Concern.

TENTS.-Advertiser, who expects shoitly
80. me Initial states win be pleased TO negotiate
for the purchase English aad h9rssa ~ tho adysn
20 res claim ed may be sent r. SclOFlELD 81 lehVi4s
iIoel New YORK. not later than September 30 1885,
's-don, Aus. 20. l5oy,
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DHILADELPHIA AND READING Rli

FROM STATION OF
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LGBERTY.Sr. NORTH RIVER.
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON
At 7l5. $50 Has 1880 1850 $780, 7l2p' m
Sundays At s.45 A. M; $50. II p. m
Direct connection Wayne Junction Tor Germantown and
Chestnut Hill ColunbiAave for Manayunk Consho-
toE LAKE. iGh2 2SolrArcoS N20 y '-''' ~ ~ ~
At9a m; o. m.
For WIILIAMsPORT. PENN.
At Gi5. 7.4J. . a. ~; $40, p m
f0I ' 645 nj l. Si5. 4. 4So $50 IN. Sundays at
FOR ALIEXrowN AND MAUcH CHUNK.
Al Gas. ga. m.; l. $40, $50 p. N. -
At 646, o a. m. $40 p H.
FOR READING. HARKIsBURG. etc.
AtG45. 7:45. D. ll:l5 a. NJ. l. l5o, 4, $50. ~ p m
roft LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. etc 80 =.
SAh iaJ At 745 O. loo a. M 24S S:s9' aiso
IN; 4p. III.
FROM PIERS NORTH RIVER. VIA SANDY HOOK.
FOX LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE etc.
At 1000 a. M, 1915. SA5. 800 p H. sundays(eIcept
po0 IoTG gtkScm aud intermediate stations.
At $50 lOOOa. MI 1915, S:4a' 900 p M sunaays@
FOR ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS
ALSO 1000 a. m; 345 800 o. m.
al sa 1Ra ioo Of I
River. foot Of kector-st HANCOCK
Genl Pass. and Ticket Agt. Philadelphia.
I f. WOOTTEN, GenL Manager
H. l. On No il9 LiOerty.st.. New.YOrk.
Fl1RDY BOATS - VI L lLENO Ii ANcW
4 steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave PIER
No a. ~ r. foot Of Christophers. daily except saturday
Of n M connecting with morning trains for ALI points
North SUNDAY steamer touches at Albany
WEST SHORE ROUTE, n
w via West shore OF Hudson River, -,
N,r'w.Y DIRK MIST SHORE g. BUFFALo RAILWAY
AND NEw'YoKK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAIL
Trains and cOrtlanat Street Stations
Fol saratoga 1l:2O a. M. -, - ,,,o -. . q, IN
For Albany Catskl village 3 a. me- l;2o a. M $50
For oswego oneida Norwich Sidney, Hancock. s:SOa
For ilenvile ana Boomngburg $50 a. m, 4lO ?. IN.
FOR Kockland, Livingston Manor, Liberty ana fAusDuFg
go gor New. Berlin aud Delhi s3Oa m.
Kingston Highland, POUCH keepse MARLBORO, - me- 10
a. NJ. 4s30 p NJ, $40 and lli2o M; 500 p m Tor
Nswbnrg 3 a. M 40 a m. ll2O A. IN. S5op. m. 4;So
For For MiddietOwn and Campbell Hall. $3.50; 1000 m.
toIrnwa est Point Crauston's $3.50 ~. 800 m,
slO a 500 D. M Al 4ou D. H., o-U p N, .
D. NJ; and lao n. m for Cranstona
spaily. Other trains daily except Sunday.
All rail- route 10 Catsk Mountains VIA hihsSsou UT
earior buffet cars l20 train for Kingston. Cats
kill Albany and Saratoga. -, u. .wt,,o,, ch,n.s IN
IegauI seepng cars through without chahse 70
D. m uain ant at anices
Jersey lily Ponnsyvanil Ralrotl Staton
-, Curt NJ and Office foot Oh kutonsIi new
1n.t DIV Nos i62 2O7 20l 4l9 e40 los bIoadwy W
T,on ynnaTe No 1871 6th-ave- No l6e East lSoih,st
pennsvtyans railroad station. TOOL Desorossess' a o"'
,IasI .eas and sleeping car berths reserved az all
'nsSA HBNKY NoNETT. General Passenger Agent
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DOPTLAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence
4 Boston and the East All rail from Grand Central Depot.
Three express daily Sundays excepted Boston at M
tpaor atiached and 10 N (wh palace sleeping
ca Sun avsa 10 with palace sleeping earl Newport
express leaves Grand Central Depot p arrives II Newport
7.AJ r. m ParOrcars attached T. ". POPPLE, Agent
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[ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

EswYOrk PassengesLeave Jaasslip 49, 7thst 25 s4sst
E. r. - minutes before Long Island City tine ANSEX BOAT
from Pier ~ foot OF fincs R730 $50 $50 ii 2S0,
sos, A05. sos Cos p. NJ
James Slip and Annex Boats DO not Sunday.
Leave Long leland City for
Bahylon-s:05 s35, 11o5 m. 3.s5 4:35, 535, 705
Sunday $3.50, 900 a H.. 735, 800 p m.
Fire Isand-e:35 aud 4:35 p. m daily except Sunday.
Patchogues 30 a 1885, 49, 5:35 Sundays $780,
Far Rccka SOB 1905 I1:O5 g. m, 800 4;so $3.50.
6O5 705 1915 night Wednesday and Saturday only. sun
days, $50 $50 II a. n, 2, 4:30 O. 1880, $50 p
Sag Harbor-S35 a. $685. 400, 5:3J pm Sundays N.
Grecnport shelter and)-93j m, $685. 400 p SauS
days only OBS p. Sundays a. m.
limited Express. ParlOr Car Train Only Special Liuec ana
Regular Full Rate Tickets good on tIs train.
Garden City, Hempstead-S35 905 1875, 1885, 435 535
$3.50 1215 night Wednesday and Saturday only Sundays
(9;a5 a. M Garden City ONLY l:35. $50 p m. an. 49,
Glen Cove, Sea Cn Locust Valley, Oyster BayS35 sos
Lbs, 435, $780, $3.50 Sundays 1886 M 635, 9lS
p. m.
Huntingdon Northpor9o5a toj ezpr.ss 4S5, $685. e35
Port Jefeson-9Oo 435 m Sundays 9;05 a. n Honkon-
Flushing and Branc-635 7:35 e:45 11.35
$780, 49, J35, G:3J 705 p Wednesdays and saturdays
only, 1915 night Sundays 935, 1l35 a. 1875, o;S5 sos
p. m.
Flushing College Point whrestone735 s45 1905
LOO 2S5, 1885, 435, 5oj, $3.50, sos G35 705, 5'5 9l5.
1872 q, 2l ~, Psht sunssys & s ~, 1872 S
y m 49, 80 -
Beach 800 p. 425 SUNDAYS 800 11:OO a. 100 2.
II. Returning leave Long Beach 1925 and 25p n
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The commercial situation presented no startling
changes last week. In merchantile circles there
was an increased actvty-an improvement on pre-
ceeding weeks that Is natural to the
advancing season. The question to what
extent the corn crop of tho West has
suffered first by drouth and next by frostls still
settled; but the supply in sight and the compare
lively small demand have been more important
factors IN the making Of prices for grain. The re-
ceipts at and shipments from the prncipal western
points of accumulation last week OF wheat and
corn were large, although not quite equal 10 the
movements of the preceding weeks, but the final
price for wheat shows decline of about cents
and for corn of about cent. According to the
latest returns the supplies in sight compare wltn
those of the same date of 1892 as follows Wheat
235l5. 900 bushels. against 12,781. 600 bushels !;
corn, 1324S,0O0 bushels, against 6.592,OO
bushels The cotton movement OF last week shows
receipts at the ports of 34S bales against 512
bales for the same week Of last year; but the
exports for last week only SCI bales against
1929 bales. The price. however, both here and
in Liverpool, was more affected by the report OF
the Agricultural Bureau, published during tho week,
than bv the immediate statistical situation prices
were higher for both spot and futures. and at times
the speculation in futures was active Neither
the iron nor the coal trade shows any improvement
on previous conditions. The coal interest Tor
the moment is fortunate in being so closely alied
with speculative interest in stocks; but ultimate-
ly it will require something more tangible to create
demand for all the anthracite coal that is stored
ell over the country and maintain prices even at
the present actual selling rates. The western cor
respondent Of Coal writes:
II, with the experience OF the past week confrontng
Them there remain any operators in the coal mukel
who maintaiu advance In circular rates ncces-
ssrly advance. ST fleming up. In scns
prices such benighted operators simply past copVc
ZION 70 reason. Your correspondent has yet 10 meet
with the frst Wholesale dealer shipper In this MARKET
who honestly contends that the advance in the circular
enc week to-day has had the least eject either on
inc activity OF the market or on prices.
In the movements Of -four. grain and provisions
east by railway from Chicago last week Lake Shore
comes to the front the largest carrier, but Erie
still maintains the second place and Fort Wayne
Is good third The total tonnage by all the rail-
ways Is $500 tons more than for the preceding
week. The two old Vanderbilt lines improved
their percentage from 259 to 30.6; the two Penn
sylvsr;s Esss 81. f-om 500 20 25.2; the Balti-
mere and Ohio declined from 8.4 to g.; the Grand
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STARIIN's .,,o, r. vs,opr r,os
COMPANY

STARlNS o,o.,
~ CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
once. Pier II. n. r.. foot Of Cortlsndt.st
Consgnmens freight forwarded as directed to any part
ofthe world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders fur delivery of all kads OF freight and
chandise any part OF tho CITY.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR-
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly hhtered to any pons
in the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John IL. Sarin and Erastus Corning for NEW.
HAVEN leave Pier Is n. r. at p. daily saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EMPRESS CO., between NewYork and
New Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points d. l.. W. RR. received at Pier ~
For New Haven and points East. at Pier ID
NORTH SHORE ATES ISLASD.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents via steamers from Iron Per l. l. 4, loot "
WhitehaLst.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD Comnunpaw, N. J-Dry Docks,
Machine aud Boiler shops Everything appertAnins 10 the
construction and reDlir of vessels
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DHIt4DELpHIA AND READING RAIL

NevJcrscT Central DivisionStsftOn In hcWforks
foot OfbeTtyt station In Brooklyn Brooklyn Bridge Pier
June "a @ E EssSs WIND GAP Mau chual
Tamauena Temaqua Wnhams2or HGzeton Di'0n scrant'n
a. Nor bennington High Bridge Branch schOolcys NOau'
tain EGa 9e Lake 6uI op'Sqn EssIn SnsoS
Upper Lehigh Scranton &c .ro,,o, po,,Dr r--,h,,r
Maach n' Cha1E Ha1eon, wiGss5SIie &c.
w lila bd a' wLcsSa s scranton e s1scu
mt9r FeqIgt9n nigh Bridge Branch sehoOisyS A'an'
'a1 D &ro 5a Sscr rt fIcEins.on. &e
81 SsTs sa' /, 'i Is 81 49, sas a ss
slS s & isI2 1913 ISL ' 55 s1s ss s
s; ai .:si SSin s Z. IL: &c a. B =
Grove 0 sG5 am a ~ ' il NJ ~ p m
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
'rNAA FOOT Ef khcT6 aHsT y. L.
' soi Atlantic a us5lset; $50 fGs sIs FRI
S E r ss ss. soah c q LONG 10
o Leave SfS0s sP GSe sy 45 % 45 H. LaAs~
A 2s5 p % for G Vaclan d erGssSn City &c
0 a NJ and 400 p m for stations Sandy Hook.
POUND BROOK ROUTE:
E Esss T SsRTSfs hS SR E oo Of IsYt
For PhilsdePhia Ninth and Green s at I45 $50 lll5a
p M For Third and Berks 81. at 7:45 Ills H. lSO $50
6:30 p N. On sunday at S:4 IN.
Trenton, 7:45 $50, 1ll6 E3o T. 43O, o3o a. IL
p. NJ sunday S45 m, 6:3O IL p
Return trains leave Philadelphia for NewYork
stations Philadelphia and Reading RR Ninth and Green
At 1880 $50 $3.50 IL Ills, 345, $40 645, IL p M
Sunday at $50 N. 5:30 II P.
Third and Berks 5lO, S2O osz0s
$50 p. Sunday S:l5 l. MI 4:SO p.
From Trenton I25 600 SOB 905 1905 ll34 42z
GA, 7:2s D. m. sunday 1925 els a. m; e:l5 p
For sun6ury Lewsburg aud Wlamspor at 7:45 H. and
N. .
made Jersey City Station TO and from Brooklyn
and Erie Depot Jersey City.
100: OF Libey, and at the principal kopA
and Annex Office Brooklyn Bridge Pier, Brooklyn.
n Z Transfer Company viii call for and check baggage
or residcn destination
H. p BALDWIN Gen. Eastern Pass Agsa.
z. wOOTTEN General Manager.
G. G. HANCOCK, Gen. Pass and Tiki Agent
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NEW-HAyEN. MERIDEN. HARTFORD

~ SPRINGFIELD, HOLYOKE. MONTREAL and inernediats
points Steamers leave Pier No 90 T. r., at p. and IL nj
lSundays exccped connecting with trains ut NEW HAYES fr
MERIDEN HARTFORD sPHlNGFIELD SC. Tickets sod and
baggage checked ga Broadway ~ and Courts brooklyn
Excursion 10 NeW-Hayen and return. I'll 80.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. saturday, Sept. II, 1888.
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TIME ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
l. NEw.YORR, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN Rail-

l. NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
|. Arrangement OF trains Kin. effect July l6, 1888.
9 m.-Day except sundays Day Express doawing.rocm
10 Geysan Sscnnan ana fhSas
ao s Sr lss rs mi Niagara FAILS saiaancs
$40 tC 4ay comnsons trains a
Detroit $40 p M. Toledo 5:25 p and Indianapolis
s n tDa:y)-Paciac Express West SOLID Train
PGm p S Sna seRn Coaches e ana
nOte aud buffet smoking ,G. Coaches Goa TO Chicago
KnI6epior and Passac 79S $50 $50 1920 a. m II
noon las g. $780, 40 5l0. $50 6l0 $50 $50 1880 pine
~ midnight. saudays $50. 1920 M l45 $3.50 D. ms
PlsIssa 10 49, ss0 1929 o. M i2 ,6 ncSp l;a0
= midnight Sundays g. $780, To- 20 las, $50. $50
Newark and Paterson via Newark; e4S. $40 ll'so a
tights only Sundays. a:lsa- m. $40 Gao P: m go
m. and Il midnight suSdays T. $50 icSo a NJ
l.o. $3.50, 2. M. and II midnight
warwick. 1850 A. M, 4S0p. m. -. -.
NewDurg and Cornwall. $780, 4 m. $50. 49, p m
q EonSca S and Kin S and Montgomery 4so m
sS iS:. 1saS s 70 'sG .s0 si9 M
MiadIetcSn' 100 o. 1920 $3.50 40 si6 N
iSsS With SS sa hs 'S 4,
The stops g. Msp n ?ny .so s. SIS D. m.
sI rSIs yei 30. ioao a. M s. $3.50 and p.
quarter . G a.. az rIss ''4
and % arde. fo he cSecxoS
SS d sr q A. asa Ssso H.
Iraias the West arrive In Sewfork at7i0
and nag S6 m ana %s 1907 Gen pasr As.n
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW .JEkSEY \
~ leave for Epsegooa C5S's sso sso sso n
M Sa az s spns Valley 7iO ioi NJ ASSOC m
sso. n ABBOTT GsaI fsssr Agent Se,. F0ss. I
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Gteamboais ano RAILROADS.
BOSTON, VIA sTONINGTON LINE.


ROSToN, VIA sTONINGTON LINE.
49,, Steamer. xAnnAeANsErsr and sTqsISayosN =,
Three morning from steamers landing Through to Bos
PROVIDENCE LINE.
SFf s,e .sG
Ew rQ "a n $ ssst e.i S. 1ssess
FOE BRIDGEP0RT and 81 points on HOT H0U J.
EVs 5 Fare than S S s'
TOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATS
SewSIr sPoro Eops
ing with Ulster and Delaware Stony Glove and ksaSers
Thursday, saturday at ?. M. nom Harrisonst
FOR BOSTON, wa New,YOrk and New.Eng-
land N Leave York Graad Central s sts06 6s2 az
ana i6 1 Ar sany! wa hRa 5i'
hasAi a G sis 'a'n teIs
| sleeping ears on night trains
NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
i"' "'" '''" ''S CITY OF WORCESTER
without exception the most eega3t Po on the SOUND anu
leave Pier No 49, North RIVER watst neg: pier
DesbrOssesst Ferry. daily except sundays at m
Drawing Room caP run Sas1ss
LonJon at 4:4O
Nnn-1Unh AND LONG BRANCH RI.
Stations in seYo f ssa 6ssI1e. Ea' foot conH4''
FAVE yvu voox lplIa Read ,o r. foot LiDery-st
fgs SEX %nSS Va F k s = H' IL NJ
245, eR SUNDAYS s:l5 NJ, I2 m, p m. Via Penn.
= aS &c Via tRR ee s9RssT h. s II H.
pcnn X T., $40 a. M, II M, 5, Sundays, NJ,
For Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbuy Park Sea Grit
Point Pleasant Via Phila Reading RR 7l5 o. IL
2t3 3SO 4So Sundays mot stopping at Ocean Grove
NJ - N BIO j. P m Sundays not Stopping at Gee oeea0
lockwood Tcas RIVER Bshesst &c. via Phla & Reading
For Freehold va Pai& Reading RH 74g o. IL H. PAS
246 43O, SIP. For vheland, Bhdgeton, Atlantic City
g. q hAT99cK pn GR W9qR I ENIE ESB
y LN.fVhh CEN rRAL AND HUDSON
RIYEE RAILRoAD-Commencng Sept IL, 1888, through
Western NewYork and Northern Express with drawing
20 Montreal and % Rochester.
$40 Past Limited Chicago Express with dining cara stop
ring Albany Uoa Syracuse Rochester, Buffalo Erie Cleveland
and Toledo. arriving at Chicago 1920 a. N. next day.
1880 Chicago Express, draw Cenandagua
Rochester Buffalo and chhed SPRING. for Sharon
springs.
II 70 Albany end Troy connecting for Utica Saratoga
33O D. Saratoga special Through drnwng-room cars.
m, Accommodates 70 Albany and Troy.
. 2 H. IT Lon. Express with sleeping cars for Niagara Fal4
Buf To- Cincinnati Except Saturday. Toledo Detroit and St
$50 Express with seepiuE to Syracuse and to Auburn
Goad also 20 Saratoga and Montreal.
- Pacific Express with sleeping for Rochester Buffalo
Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago Louis Cape Vincent Except
sunday and Clayton Except Saturday,
IL p m Eght Expross with sleeping Albany and Troy
Connects with the morning trains for tho West and North Except
Tc on sale ct Grand Central Depot No Bowling Greon 252
and Rroadwpv ap nj Wets Express Offices Parkpace
md 7s5 and si2 Broadway NeYok end 1913 Washington and
3G} Futoast, Brooklyn, aud 70 4thst, Williamsburg.
Bageige called for AID checked from residence.
These trains daily al Others daily except Sunday
J. ~ ToUcEY, G AEEEEB,
Gen sup't Gen. Passenger Agent
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r FUTGU VALLEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

trains depot cvrtlandt aud Desbfosses SITS.
sl0 M $40 and for Easton. Bethlehem Allen
Reading, Mauch Chunk Wiikesbarfe Towdpda wa
verify, Ithaca Geneva Lyons. Buffalo and the West Pullman
through coaches daily Local trains at M and o'4o
D. m. for EastOn Bethlehem and CoOlay
Trains leaving at Sl0a m. and 34Op m connect ior
all MahanOv and HazletOn coal regions
train local FOR Maueh Chunk $40 M Leave Asueh chunk
General Eastern Office Church and coranat sts
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FALL RIVER LINE.

For BOSTON and all points The stea PILGRIM
and BRIS TO leave NewYork alternate days. SUNDAYS
INCLUDED at $3.50 p. from Pier g. N. X. SpenGsd
bands OF music board.
NEWPORT LINE for Newport Marthas vinsvard.
Nantucket Cane and all local the Old Colony
r. II. steamers NEWPORT and OLD COLONY leave New
York alternate days (sundays excepts OF 3d. M from
Pier %. n. X.
Cty 4 D. IN Tickets and Statc-roons bs
securedin York all principal hotels Transfer and
ticket Offices the Office on Pier % an1 on steamers
BORDEN q LOWELL GEO l.. CON Noi,.
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n Boston. Worceser Nashua Portland and the East
The iron steamer .
CITY OF WORCESTER
without exception the most elegant boat on the SOUND anu
the fayOrite CITY OF BOSTON.
40 North River foot OF Watsst mex. pier
above Ferry daily except Sundays at p m
Room Cara through without cnahge 70
Boston, Worcester, Portland and White MOUNTAINS rOm Ne"
LOnJon at 40
Daily globe., 1883-08-01

To the lovers of aquatic sports the re.
gatta inaugurated at Lake Minnetonka
to-day, bids fair to be the most interesting
event of the kind ever given in the west
The roster of famous oarsmen who will
participate in the affair should
be a sufficient guarantee OF
excellent and interesting sport
throughout, the programme including the
names of such distinguished oarsmen as
Hunlan, Ross, Teemer, Reilly, Lee, PIaIs-
ted and Hosmer. All of the above except.
ing Ross are now on the lake and the thou
sands who are expected to be present may
feel assured of being well entertained
The first race will start at o'clock and
trains will leave st. Paul for Hotel Lafay
cite about every hour. At the latter point
trains will connect with steamers for the
regatta,
Daily globe., 1883-08-01
Personal.

c. B. Pratt, Grand Forks, at the Merch-
ants.
Il. Archibald, Winnipeg, at the Mer-
chants.
JC. Tarbox, Sioux City, at at the Wind
sor.
Chas. Keith, Princeton, at the Mer-
chants.
Mr.. P. Connall, of Boston, is at the
Clarendon.
Mr. T. Gray and wife, OF st. Louis, are
at the Clarendon.
Morris Marks, of Chicago, is registered
at the Clarendon.
E. S. Rathbone, Washington, d. c., is
registered at the Windsor.
A. w. King, of Wyoming, ILL.,, is on
visit to friends in st. Paul.
Mr.. II. Gillett, of the Hastings Union was
among the visitors to st. Paul.
E. Page Davis, of New York, is stopping
at the Clarendon for few days.
Messrs. G. M. Ramsey and H. Maxwell,
Warren, Mimi, are at the Metropolitan.
w. E. G. Ross, cashier of the City bank,
and wife, Blue Earth City, are at the
Windsor.
John Paul, leading business man of
La Crosse, Wis, and wife are at the Metro
politan.
Geo. Waters, Fergus Falls, delegate to
the Democratic state convention, is at the
Merchants.
DEVILS Lake is represented in st. Paul
by Messrs. j. II. Parsons, e. e. Husman
and P. Morris. &
President Paine, of the Ohio Wesleyan
university, at Delaware, Ohio, was in the
city yesterday. sgeas
Messrs. R. Reynolds and @. E. Page
| represent the Queen City of the Red river
valley, Crookston, at the Merchants.
ID. Jones, secretary of the state sen
ate and W. E. Mack, of Long Prairie, pait
a visit to the state capitol yesterday.
Hon. Marcus johnson, Atwater, ''ths
gentleman from Kandiyohi," is in the city
with headquarters at the Merchants.
Edward Jenkins and wife, Miss Dallan
and Oliver O'Donnell, Baltimore, Md.
have apartments at the Metropolitan.
H. G. Finkle, Moorhead, accompanied by
his brother, r. R. Finkle, of Bath, N. Y.
passed through st. Paul yesterday bound
east.
| His honor, Robert Miller, Fergus Falls
is at the Merchants, and will remain unit
after the holding of the Democratic statt
convention.
Judge Hugh McCurdy, Corunna, Mich.
II. G. NJ. of Masons of the state, is in thu
city visiting A. T. c. Pierson, on his wa.
to California.
Hon. D. s. Hall, register of the United
States land Office at Benson, was among
the large number of arrivals at the Mer
chants yesterday.
Hon. G. F. Buck, Winona, placed hi
well known signature upon the Merchant
register yesterday. The Democratic stat
convention will be held in Market hall to
morrow.
S. Il. Tompson and P. W. Freeman
Bismarck; Ed. E. Webster, Brainerd, an,
B. w. Benson, Valley City, D. T., wer
among the many arrivals at the Merchant
yesterday.
Mr.. Norman Wright, Poughkeepsie, N
Y. formerly resident of st. Paul, an
still holding large property interests here
is visiting the city, with headquarters a
the Metropolitan.
Daily globe., 1883-08-01
For Sale.

A first class restaurant at Fergus Falls. Well
established, with good nice run of trade. Good
reason given for selling. Address or call on II
W. Wright, Fergus Falls, MINI.