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sssS-sc neavy sold az 9c Common
sa nm early IN the !. st So The for to-
are mo. %asn Sold 200 state Lambs
g 90 S2 o. q S SSS 20 Is 49, 81 a. S o''
DenbacE Dewey sold 100 Canada Lambs 80 IN r. d 2.
o. az is2 a. y s. q s.ss sSesp S % D.
p 70 9s at g., 60 81 co. a. I'd d. los b. al
4.c i5s Modes and u BqcEs ls7 N n at
ss DO % staede q d 4. g 50 y lo ia q
Dc a. g. ri 49, 40 s. 90 az g. 70 al G
sheep 10? p at 59c l2s DO 100 p az Acc l" S'A'o
Sh Hss q r :a Il ' s e So % and 4
walsh Kirby Co. sed %S S1aS a do s r. It SC
20 state sheen l0S ~ and Bucks iSS d. ~ o NJ at
&c. Ia ohio Co 80 To- 5c ioi Pennsylvania Lambs I'll d.
Newton Ginet sold 1919 Kentucky Lambs Y n at &C.
HoGs-Eecepis were 81 of 6.ell heaa-27 cars AZ
sss hs ana AGAINST Sr oes tho
last week The tone q the market was NM O S quoted
Smith 4 Reid sold ia Ohio Hogs $50 10 az 20 ~ -
RoughS, 40 10. at 81 10
COTTON MARRETs.-BY TELEGRAPH
LIvEEro9! sept 2.l2So Sales,
5000 bses including 900 for speculation AMI export ro
ceD 100 SHe S sSHS claus. o sS Opef delivery
also DO seDteDper OCTOBER denvers est; 90
December denver 5Soosd also tioo 5oold December
ana January denyery 6Sie' 90 January aR1
Future futures q Gs' but STEADY
daT iheIuies $50 bale. Amsflcan.
LIyEErooI sept lou D. n necs1arcr de-
livery 5s4d February aud March delivery o'gtd 90
March April delivery be2o4i also 0oiesd oo Alih anu
Nav delivery I'D. Futures closed quiet ,,c o,o
LIVERPOOL. sept 2lCotton-slos OF the Week o o.VUo
porters took 1000: forwarded from sius se direct 10
spinners $500; actual export 5000 total ieceDlS 5@VV
American 1000 total stock. 100000 American AolooV
amount of cotton atoat. 81. 900; American. SuOOl 50,
NEW.ORIEANs, sept. 2l-Co;tln nrnorj MldnEg, ly8o'
Low Aiddhng D3ta Good Ordinary. 0'Isc met receipts
5.l4i 6.455 bales safes zVUV o@oS' "S'
evening, $50 bales; stock, bl4S2 Dale& 49,.
Wcekly-Net receipts 1l4lS bales gross ~ o'5 pt,'s
Britain. 70 FRANCE ooof p'0
Coastwlse 5U4S bales. sales 94UJ bales ~, -
SAVANNAH Sept 2l.-Cotton steady, MidduhE' oa,ieo'
Low Middling 0ssc Good Ordinary S7sci net reclptJ
sol bales gross ssOl bales exports 1Oastwise. SOS
baes sales go bales last evening 500 bales stocA'
81. 1913 bales N, ,.- ,o,o,.
WeeKiy-Net receipts 2iO37 bales: gross 2f56J baies
exports coastwIse. 1920 bales; sales 300 bales
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INVEST SHORE ROUTE,

w via West Shore OF Hudson River -
NFW.N DIRK, WfST SHORE & BUttAl.O HALLWAY
AND NkW.YORK ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAIL
No. WAY.
Trains leave DesDiosses and Cortandt street stations
For saratoga. ll:2O q. M; -
For Albany and Catskill Village. - a m. ll;2c M 500
.. ~. 4iS0 D. . ,,. 49,, q o
81 40, nj, ,-, &. On . - ,,,-
For Kockand Livingston Manor Liberty aud FaLsDurg,
Of For New. Berlin and Delhi. $50 m.
Kineson Highland Pough keepsie. Marlboro. sS 40
a. m 43O y M. $40 and lao M; $500 Tor
New6urg IS a. m. 40 q. ms ll:20 O. III. 3;60p 430
y Horf Mddetown and Campbell Hall. $50; 1000 TO-.
rorpws est Point, Cranstons $3.50 m nn
$50 a. M $3.50 p m. 4lO A:S0 w. $50 q
D. M; and lao q. m Tor Cranston's
.Dally Other trains daily except sunday
al al route 10 Catski 3lOunins VIA h'nssson OF
wa Hue carr ll:20 train iof Kingston. Cats
xiii, Albany ana Saratoga. -. -, ..,,.,., .A.., a..
y. tialn .., m, oe,as nj Oh. con..
Jersey Pennsylvlnia Ktliroal STATION bIooN-
P" M AConrtst ana Annex Office loot o fultOn,sL new
TnsE Cv Nos l02 2O7. 2bl. Ala Nsb Loo broadWy N"
fnion Sanare No 1877 6tiave- No loo East lINh.sL.
Railroad station foot Desbosses-sL and loot
os;ocs seats sleeping car berhs reserved at all
smeoA HENRY MoNETT. General Passenger Agsns
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STARIN'S
~ UITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY


COMPANY.
Office Pier Is, n. T., foot Of Cortlanitst
Consgnments freight forwarded directed para
oithe world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received delivery OF s kinds Of frsis anl
chpndise any part OF ths city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR.
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly nghtered to pons
IN the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGES AND GROVES TO GEAR.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John II. starn and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN, leave Pier Is n, H.. at p. daily. saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New-Yori and
New-Hsven Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight points D.. l.. w. R received at Pier 10.
For New.Haven and points East. at Pier lS
NORTH SHORE ArES ISLAND-Eleven- Miles
Ten Cents steamers from Iron Fier 4. H.. loot "
Whtehlll-st
CENTRAL SHIPYARD, Communipaw. ". J.-Dry Docks
Machine and Boiler Shops Everything appertatnny 10 the
construction and repair Of vessels
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ReIiaious Notires.

Howard Mission and Home fpr Little wnrssrsr:t 20
Nsw;BoSxery Yusanday school 2so p m singing ny
ting Thursdsy evening 1890 Visitors welcome
between sTfng and Prince-ReS Il. W KNAPP breaches
l9SG and 40 se1cn service r , seos ses 81
one
Madison. Avenue Baptist Churcb corner q 8lsLst-
Preaching BY fhe Pastor Reg C. D. " BkIDGMdAN. D. d.
evening, 7:i5.
Madison AySnno Gefor%ca Church, corner g7t,t the
lp. m snaday,school at 2:a5 p. N.
Madison vcuue peihodi- Episcopal Church, Madison.
FANY, D. b, ii and 7:l5 p. m. Ain invited:
Madison Sqanre Presbyterian Church Madsoqsvs,
Tho Pastor. Rev. G II. PARKHU KsT. D. D., viii preach
sle%qTiaJ srias CHURCH MadisOnaye and ssa
BY the Rev Henry HbRRI9 GrssUP ot SYRIA a. ii
and 7:5o ndayschool at $3.50 a III Good VIII
NcvY York Port Society, Rev. Z. u. MURPHY PASTOR
IN ane Msriners Church cor o. SathaGine R nIa
resing al 2;5O p m Daily morning and evening prayer
Preaching sunday. IL r. m, by tho Rev. JOHN L. SEE D.
D. aonaay evening Praise and PRAYER meet gao o'clock
IS held.
Norh Pregbyfcinp Church corner etb.aye and 8st.
ing service 1885 subject Re not Weary in Wen Doing"
Acceptance Of Chrisi"
old JSh9 stsse heIhSd, Sp GFes sun IN
dayschool a M strangers classraeeting a m Preach.
ing by Rev. THOMAS ". STAMP 1880 m and $40 p M
Young Peoples PraYerneetink, Z p N. Seats free
Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Chul c, s6ihst and
Pakaye-seryicesi In tho Chapel Preaching lu5O a. n
and 745 p m. by the Pastor, Rev. n j. PALMER. sab
baihschoO at . a m. and ,. m. All are Welcome
Rev Henry ~ Sanders. Pastor of The Central Baptist
Church. 42dht 1t aud 9Th breaches Sunday IL a. H.
and 40 D m Friday oveYing services ats O'Clock.
ixivfrS -tTeet Methodist scopat Church between
2d aud ID aVeS The Pastor The Rev. tLB.RT 3. TODD
vii piooc morning and evening Ushers viii seat strangers
~. Georges Church stuyveslnt square W. RAINs-
FORD. ReciOE-Sunday, Sept % Hoy Communion, f:JO
Morning prayer and sermon, IL m Evening service ana
sermon. \ u M
~ Ignaius Church West 4Oth.sL. opposite Reservoir
square. Rev Dr. =. G. ENLf. Ksctur.-uOiy Communion
morning prayer and sermon 1880 o. MI choral cee,
y. H.
~ LHkes Methodist Fpi-copal Church, llst st.. near
9Th Preceding at 1915 ami 1i5 M. 10y The
Pastor. Rev. G. > NARROWER, ID, D. strangers invited.
Paurs Exnea-icnl Church $50 West Sith-9 St
Of Life" Evening: "Pauls Idea Of Death"
-. PALS M.thodisI Ep.scoph Chsrch. 4thave AID
22ds-sunday Rev II. Day u. D.. Pastor, VIII preach
at 1910 and $40. sundsy-school go.
Tabernacle baptist ChErcb, 2d-eve; and lothstriey
ing: Danger ~ city life" Meetings and Fri
day evenings Strangers cordially wcicoa "a.
Thirtcc1h street Prc.byIc,ina Church, between 6th
preach IT 40 and $50 SabDithsciOO az -;oJ
4. ~. Strangers always welcome.
sTseu'y. bird street Baptist Cinrcb. corner Lexington
ave.1he Rev. II. o. HlsCpN Pastor WI Iicaen sInay
IL a and D. m. SUNDAY schooi 9f3V a. III. ft"yet-
meetin Z " eincsdsy p. ~. All are Invited
University Place Pre.br ernu Chu cl. ner l0ih-t
-Sabia - III and4 0cipc D. M rev w
service wednesday the chapel at o'clock
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
l. III N r.erA IlIIsIIIcD ROUTE AND SHORT LIN d
20 TRAINS EACH Way WEEK;DAYS MD ON
SUNDAY. $ STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA,
2 IN NETWORK
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY

EXPRESS NewYok via DeSOrosses ana Cort
N Ferries "a follows:
5I5 7:2O $50 % 10 IAmed IL m. l, 800 S404,
s. a. 4 \ and D. and IL night sundays. 5, 60 Linn
ited ana 10 H.. A. 6. z. q and p. H. and IL night
Trains leaving New-York daily except sunday. az M,
10 ana llO H.. /. = and D. H., connect a. Trenton
trains leave road.st station Philadelphia 1901,
3lb $50 $40 435 Except Monday ESQ., 730 800 $3.50,
Ii ana il:IO tIimited Express 1850 and 520 NJ.
lS4 g. g. $3.50. 7:45. ami $40 D. N. ON sunday, 1901,
3il6 $40, 3A5 430 $50 M 20 lmitodl 6;307Ao
and $40 D. m. Leave Phade phia via Camden and
D. m except sunday
1ictp or,css ass s4a and ola Broadway Aston House
and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortandt sts Court ST. and
Brookyn Annex station foot OF Fultonst Brooklyn; Nos
ID I and Hudsonst, Hobokeni Station Jersey Ciy.
mgrant Ticket ONCE, No Battery Place ani Castle Gar
den. ,,-,.. - II, -, - -, -
DaE fgia R iJIn "a PUUH. J. r. WOOD
Mann ar ASenf
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING RR,,

FROM STATION OF
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION
FOOT OF LfBERTY-ST- NORTH RIVER
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON.
At 74t. 03D ll:lj n 1880. i.fj1 $3.50, L IL D. m
Sundays at ) IS O;5J. IL p M.
Dec conncc ion WAYNE Junction FOR Germantown and
Chestnut Hill: at Coumbia-avs for Manlyunk. Consho-
hOcsen aud Sorristown.
FOR MIILlANSPOKr, PENN
At G:i5. 40 a. MI $40, D. n.
TOR EASION.
t6:45. . a H., l. S.4j. . aS0. $3.50 Sundays at
5HOp. m.
FOR ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH CHUNK.
At 6;i5. a. m. l. 3A5. $50 p. M
For WILKESBARRE AND SCRANTON
to;t5. % a. m; $40 p. IN.
FOR READING. HARRISBURG. etc.
Al 7;4l. 9. ll:l5 =. m: l. l;'o a. $50. ~ 2. m
FOX Long BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. etc
tAll rail- At 7i5 9. Hoo q. 245. $50 =, $50
IN. sundays Except ocean Grove) at $40 a. mi IL
Ap. IA.
From PIERS. NORTH RIVER. VIA SANDY HOOK.
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, etc.
At 1000 a.: m; 1915. S45 900 p. IN. sundaystexc
Ocean Groycl ats a m.
FORLONG BRANCH aud intermediate ~tauOns
AT $50. lOOOL l2:lj $40. 900 D. IN. Sundays az
Sal
FOR ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
ALJ.SO, 1000 a : -, 2OO y. m.
For information tables apply at No 10 Liberty
st. T. or at foot 0 Liberty ST., aL Pier North
ANei' ''o''' c. GHANCOCK.
Geni. Pass and Ticket ACT. Philadelphia
r.. MOOTrEN, Gen- Manager,
H. T. BALDWIN Gent East Passenger Agt.
y liY Liberty ST., NeW-lOIk.
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Aur!ion Sales OF Real Go!al'

ADRIAN II. MULLER. Auctoneer
TeusTEEs, SALE OF THE sHINSECOCK HILLS,
TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON l.. l.
Adrian H. Muller Will sell 1T auction on SatnriaY
sept > al o'clock the Exchange SAFES Room NO III
Broadway,
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
SHINNECOCk HILLS,
Tine tract Of land Pe'Onc and Shnnecock
Bave own of Southampton suffolk County, L. l., contain
ing abou Ol upland meadow anl lani uhdor
wa rE together with Sebonac Neck and Ram Island
The Long Island Railroad runs through tho property
j. A. BOWMAt President.
Further particulars at the office OF tho AnctoneeFs NO.
Pipos
EXECUTORS SALE.-Ihe homestead OF the
M late John stevens at Mount Vernon ~ VIII pe =, sa
az auct on the premises Mond Sc tenOor ~ 9t ~
finest atous In the vi age near uepoti
large place. having spread OF over loo ioo1
trains Depot at 9O1 ana lO.OO =. u
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rI,ROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE.-New
1 steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
No a. H. foot OF ChrstoDherst daily except saturday,
n m connecting with morning trains for all points
North sunday steamer touches at Albany.
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Light ......2l i20z2z ~ Qzz. ZO23zl
Made g2S,s 2 2seS2tS 2s S2sh
Good dslnag red go. 81 IaGz2i9 q oZl9 20l212l
Poor oamagcd all kinds. .--.il Ul9
Acid-Hne of an kinds: Light 20202l 2; Middle, Zzi2e
z4a, Heavy, 23ia0 26; Good damaged. 2OA2GZZ2
UNION TANNED
Slaughter Siaughler
Light Backs. ..5S as Light crop ... 81 G3.
Haae Backs ......S4 a35l Middle crop---..32 gSS
,vseutta Buffalo; Light 2099zlA 2c; Middle Zo9~%l &c
managed. Is l9lsc
AkfALS-Amencan Pig Irons were again dull 10 ogitl'
nae and prices most part nominal mod
ze Speculation has noticed at and saggng prices
sotch Pig Irons slightly better demand and Al the
nnent the feeling stesay tho absence OF burdensome
fnxs We quote american Pig NO. 5000 ~
sootch Pig. Eghnton SCI Csrnbroe, SS26sz2 90 Glen
1nkeek s22cS22 so summeree. s22 oOos23 Cotness'
lnkop, f2v 7bGS2l English Pig Iron is quieer at 81
81 90 spiegeesen still duh and almost nominal. steel
are rather quiet but stu quoted at S17 5O@s3S a the
mills early 1884 options are those now Only obtain
49, slow II S23SS25. Ingot Copper has advanced and
business Is Exported 100000 70 Lake sold 10
ns at 5e other brands II sa4sc. Pig Tin Is firm in
rssny with the London cables, straits Zlc Engnsh
~ lin 80 ~ g6S6 do Iefne. 50 I2aso 81 ~ coke
70 as 49, do. Terne. 81 81 Lead has bean more
LOO tons common and refined were sod al zSOo
Es closing AS22c Spelter STEADY al 42c for DO
66s ssay Tin steady. but quiet on first cali 70 tons
september October shipment sold 1t 30'sG Copper
M, i.e<a dnn spelter neglected -
fs-foTegn In continued demand ana liberia
81 ssfereported OF go bhds. Matanza
&ouSa zoe. nat. and 700 hhds ~ Croix ex Z. A.
~ A., vats teTIns
~AAvL sToaEs-Roans were again slow and almost
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RAILROAD.
I'm and altar Sgnf l lSS3

I'm . "
L ON and after sept IL. 1888
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Tanslcaye $owNOk via DesbrOssos AMI COrandt street
FertIes as foil
HaTrisDurg Pittsburg tho West and South with Pullman
Palace cara alta he'd. M and daily. New York
Chicago Limited OF PaOr Dining, smoking ana sleep
ing cars n 2 q. M. every day.
Williamsport lock Haven M. and Erie at
M ing AZ Cory Tor l1tusvc petroleum Cen
IRE and the RcgicnA 80. .
Express Pullman Paror Cars daily except sunday, 10
.. nj arrive Wasin gtOn m. Regular, wa H. ana T. t.
r. al 8 30 $40 and . p. m and l. night VIA
H. and q. r.. r., and p NJ ana II night ,,,-,. -,
sunday via B. and p. r. r. a. w. D. IN ana IL hSht via
a. and o x. r.. Z D. m and IL night
AZ antic C =, except sunday lilo ni ana p m
Tn Ough on ! y. nj train
For CaUe N av. exccrt SUNDAY, 5:li'a. M. and pm
Long Branch. Say Head Junction aud intermediate sta
lions Railway and Amb1Y. $40 ana y ~ M, IL nOOi
3iu aud D. TN SUNDAY, % a. m. ana D p. IN luOes
noaf of ro5{yn annex connect with al through trans
jersey CY. ihOrding speedy au1 drect transfer or
Trens Pitisburg 500 and l2Oa 1870 and
l19Jn m daily aud a. daily. except Monday. From
Washington baltimore $3.50, q 30 a. n 5:oU o;oO 300.
lOSj and 1000 sunday $3.50. 600 ~ m, 1850 ana
1O5Up. m From }ltmore l:2g p m; on slndaYs. e5o
p. IN From Philadeiplia 800 $40 $50 O39 Z except
Nonday $50 04i, 1910. Il;4O LEO. =. 800, so
GOO $50 $50 . 49, 1920. 1885 and 1850 SUNDAY.
$50 C"O. $50. 7O5, ll31 a. M 6:-O 1880, s3o' lO'2O
1885 and 1850 p. m.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD.ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY. WEEKDAYS AND Q ON
SUNDAY. 5 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA,
2 IN NETWORK
DoURLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
via
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T EHIGH VALLEY acknowledgements

trains leave depot Of Cvrtlandt aud pesbrosses st
s:lO $40 and for Eastop. Bethehem Anen'
town. Reading, Mauch Chunk Wiikesbarre Iow'naa WA,
through daily Local trains at a. M ana oAo
d for Elston, Bethlehem and CoolaY -
Trains leaving at 51Oa M, ami BAD D. m; connect or
oil points MahanOy and Hazeton coal regions sunuay
rain local for Mauch Chunk $40 Leave Maucn Cnunk
at 4 y. M. -, -, c...,.... az.
ONNoi"1 A@N7V.A.- N0N' 49, " u RXINGTON- q p. A.
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gtsantboats ano Ra,lroaos.

TOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATS
KILL MOUNTAINS AIMS, landing At CT.nsos cows
Ing With Ulster and stony Gcye snS
Thursday. saturday At ,. m. from HsTrison.st
FOR BOSTON, via New-York and NewEng-
land R Leav v erasa Central station 1sa At
sSa ISse s9aSaS aSS Leave
& s Hgh dqe Ss o'n fe nesSs Pier o.
n r. foot Desbrossesst, Norwich Line CHS p. m Pullman
NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston, Worcester Nashua Portland and tho East
i"0 nc" i'0n ''e cITY OF WORCESTER.
without exception tho most elegant boat on the sound and
leave Pier No 40 North River o. watts. next pier
DwSs Rom Cars f se run through
Boston Worcester Porandan White Mountains from new
RoSTON, VIA STONINGTON LINE.
Steamers NARRAaANsETr and sroNINaToN
Three morning trains from steamers landing through 70 Bos
PROVIDENCE LINE.
1 PcSsSHqe Sf re ; .%S a
Pier 2s NJ r. ST by GIcspt d s1pd Fa GPen
f. '" fG No IN @ Vest ~ SoT:York.
NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD. HoLYoKB MONTREAL and intermediate
aad a S:TS Pss a % s st E nd
ShERiDES HAeIF0RD SPRISGFIELD Sc Tiekets sold and
Excursion to New-Hsyon and return 81 so
WV -1UAA AND LONG BRANCH RR.
y (Pcnrsylysnla RR. foot CCrtlandt-st
tfhila. q Read. RR, foot Libery-st
LEAVE NEwY0RK commencing Sept IL, 1893
For South Amboy via PLia & Reading RR, $40 O. IL m;
245, T. p m. Sundays S:45 IL m, M via Pcnn.
RI go a. ~. ~ NJ, 8 p. m srnday a. NJ oPm
24b 4i3O, ?. Sundays 6:l5 m IL m. p m. via
Penn. r. f.. 40 H.. IL H. o, p n. Sundays 4 H.,
y. no.
For Red Bank Long Br,neh Ocean Grove Asuy Park Sea Grit
Point Pleasant &c, Via rha Reading RR, 745. o. IL
245 $50 430 Sundays mot stopping Ocean Grove
Ashury Park S45 IL RR. 7lO
l2 $40 Sundays mot stopping at Ocean
Grove or As5ury Prrk) o. a. H.. p m.
For Lakewood Toms RIVER Co. via Pha Reading
RI, 7;45 H. m. Pas, p IL.
For Freehold via Phila Reading RR 7:45 O. IL m PAS
430 For Keyport via Phils RESIDING RR. 7:45 o. II
245, AGO. P. For yneland Bndgeton Atlantic City
g. g. HANCOCK j. r. WOOD IT, H.NrEMAN
G. P. E T. A.. Pt r. RR CT. A p RI Actg Snnt
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Goumtrp lIropertp for Sale AM 10 Est.

-
MADISON y. J.-FOr sale. country seat OF
~ ~ acres large donble mo lera tnpruYs nentt
large barn and sta0a isons lava Orna t4 Jretail
'"iu"N'''' ~ l86 Broadway.
COUNTRY PROPERTY our Speciality All
~ klnds everywhere; lists free for stamp - ,,u,,
PHILLIPS & WELLS, Tribune B'hding.
ELEGANT COUNTRY PLACE In Dan
H bury beongng to tho estate Of the ste U9Cn9
T. While house. IN thorough repair anu con
yeuiently arranged; unely AMI BEAUTIFULLY situated Win
eas water best sanitary plumbing and all modern plof9
walk from three railroad deDOts superb
trees productive fruit trees handsome gro9nns mower
and vegetable gardens Inquire OF GRAN V ittLE NJ
WHITE: il5 Vest 3ithst, or oil MIS- CHARLES D.
DEFINING, Danburg. Conn --------
TOR SALE.-The best and fnest h0tel on
year round great bargain terms easy APpv vi '''
a. BilAYTON North Bay, N. ", Box lO2
NPAYGE IN IL REAL ESTATE SPE-
.,lAences sale lni = flruIlel AL untlr
altT ali dspo:, HAMILTON FULLENz Pins'
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Dermin gxlerminaiors.

COSTAR'S EXTERMINA1O RS desiroysfleas,
ledbngR Ro-cleA Rats. Nice C0ckroaohes Moths Ants
Not Not 4U3 Boome 10 Maidon Ane-
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miscellaneous.

brushes of every description at the brush
JOHN X. HOPPEl, Manufactured.
ERANCIS g. LOUTREL 40 Alaiden-lane,
Il stationers and Printers, solicit your custom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22

POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence
and the Has. All nail from GRIND Central Depot
Three trains daily sanday excepted to Boston at a ~
(parl0r atache and 10 with palace sleeping
ol-sl Sanlaysat 10 m. with palace sleeping ca Newport
cypress Grand Central Depot arrives At Newport
1.IJ D Nm. Pnrlnr.cars nttLched n w. POPPLE Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
FALL RIVER LINE.

CHANGE OF TfME--On aud after Sunday Sept 20
Fail River Line Steamers will leave New YORK ri D. m.
daily. o., a..
NEWPORT LINE-This be discontinued Tor the
season Sept %. Last trip Sept. %. o>,,.on
oonD"A' ~ 49, Ageuta GEM. Pass Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,

~ SPRINGFIELD, HoLYoEE MONTREAL and intermcdias
Sundays excepted: connecting with trains at EEWHAyEN for
MEhdDEN HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD, &C. Tickets sold and
baggage checked 0f4 Broadway aud CouR Brooklyn
Excursion to New-Heyen and return. 81 80.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-01-19

Nix. john f. OLMSrEAD is III posi-
ton To know something of the vanities
of politics. The president nominated
him as one of tn commissioners of
the District of Columbia, thus giving
hira IN introduction TO fame and pub
lie life. The press was alert and at
once began to examine his record.
This WAS found to be very vulnerable,
and such buzz was made about his
ears that he was forced To defend him
self in the lame fashion common to
his class. The senate committee found
out something about him after the
newspapers hta fully ventilated his
surrou uiings and associates and they
concluded yesterday to let him down
~ easy rs possible. He has for his
reward character more or less
smirched and the privilege of going out
with as good grace rs possible, as
sured that If he does not see fit to re-
tire he will be rejected. Very few
politicians have had an experience SO
varied aud valuable in the same
space of time ~ that through which
Mr.. Oimsteai has gone in the last
month.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-01-19
More Fires.
GREAT BLAZE IN Albany.

GREAT BLAZE IN ALBANY.
ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 16.-Tue Twed-
die Hall block, including the opera
house, the Albany County bank. eight
or ten retail. stores and Anumber of o.
fees was totally destroyed by fire. Loss
heavy. The building was fine four
story structure, IS feet on State and
11o on North Pearl street. The lower
stories were devoted to stores and
offices, above which was q fine hall
100x75 feet, which had one gallery and
capable of seating one thou
sand persons. 1t was built by
the late John Tweddle ard thrown open
to the public in 1860. The original
cost was 100000 and the property was
now assessed at $2S0,OO0. Erastus
Cnrning's residence adjoining was oa
fire a number of times, but hundreds
of willing hands put out the fire and
saved the venerable old house and It's
wealth of family pictures and relies.
Total loss estimated at 100000.
FIVE PERSONS BURNED To DEATH.
LONDON, Jan. 16-A fire occurred In
tenement house in Wedegate street
last evening. Five persons burned to
death, four injured.
PLAINvILLE, CONNECTICUT.
PLAINvILLE, Conn, Jan. 16.-Th c
business portion of Main street burned
this morning; loss 500, 900.