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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-18

TIvERpooL June l7l2.3O p m.-Cotton quiet; Atddhns
Triauds .l6 do. orleans. 0rd stcs, 1O'O ualc4 IN.
Guiding bales for speculation and exDor receipts Zoo
Low aiddmg clause july and August Gcycry O. ~;
gIsJ GId DO August and Scpouhc delivery oZ'-o a.;
also g 4d september aud October delivery '64
also 6 acid; do. NOycuucl ana pccMJeI 1c I y ~
and January delivery tbiaj 40 SepleuuCI
delivery, 2qGtd; ai.o % SG-d.
~ M Futures c os7d quiet but steady Cpands
Low Mlddung delivery, 2 $40 buyer; DO uhe
ami July delivery lid oNti, DO July ana Ausust ne
livery d 9G4d BUYERS: August and september delivery
Odd buyer; nber aud October delivery -4-utd
October and November delivery. d Ibid buyers
DO November and December delivery, J6id. sellers do
tuIay DC very, U4d aclcrs do september
d, VERY g 2--64d. buyers
GALyEslQS June OIl}n v t t, ecots
ia stock. 1 bales.
S.VASYAg June .,.-CottOn quiet; Mlding II q; Low
MID lR lOst Good Ordinary lO net ami Lross receipts
o bale: = bales. stock. l,lt3 bales
TFv ORTr, Es lime l. Cotton quiet: MGdns. IL jlGj
Low, didaiing IL; Good Ordinary, 1895 receipts, 81
bale, gross, 30 bales sales stock 4.2G3 bes
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STATE or TRADE.
noMEsrGr NAHXNr3.


Hnruors June IT Flour steady quiet How9Ta street
aud Western Super s. 75as! % do sxta ,, "a e. d.
IRA 81 b0SsI 51' do no Brands s5526sl55 wheat
southern Red 81 o. ISL 07 DO Amber ~ 5 spot 81
asoO l.4 Jqno oc SIoLso5neIn a 9fm; western
Srgcr southern White 7bd +. c. do Yellow. "a a9cc'
Western M1e SPOT G0ai9hc June ,S 32. .enfy
southern ac White 81 a o. DO MiI %slspts
Flour 81 @ Sbs Wheat SoJ ousn % 900 Snsn
Su H. ;orn 1000 bush saies~Whsat 100000 bush Corn
10000. td bush '''' ''''
Burruo. n Y. June 17-Flour steady Wheat easier sH
"a ca 10 900 bush No Hard Northern Paelc 81 O@ Vo
$500 bush NO do. at sc; 900 push Mus rn Mixed
at 5-c 10 OOJ bush 80 Mixed at G0ci loUyo ous rt
at5saq 49, 5o9 bush ish Mixed t a. and Rye ne
elected Railroad freigh' 10 New Rcespts
bush; oats OoC bush shipmens-Flour, 200 bolsd
Wheat II 900 bush. corn 5000 Ouahj oa's o''0'O
bush; Barley Malt. l2OlO bush ,ooo
CEcysA June dull Ne , i StS GG
hoGldors 500 sheIt.rib ;! l- Bacon, Lni Shoua9rs
Common and Light s. 3 PACKING ard Bucaer'' 50 10
a. o. rsceIpD. 400 head shipments 800 head.
CucAGo 1.-THE visible supply q ga 5 JHne 0s s
Flour quiet and unbalanced. Wheat in fair doann OFFICES
uuset ed but higher sales rance" Sung at $50 Au
gust 59lo9O4c closing al 0Oc seplemoeI, ycsng at
Si4c Corn qie sales ,ei: ASH o o5'sc June o. -"
55c closing at 5jcj July 55eG5 &C., Closing ep a. SIS,
81 &C.. closing ut 81 c Al tho Year "a tJ'5' ,CS{ u
a3Sc closing At c;jGy @-a,0olac closing at $2 .G
Aqs @ 8 al tG1 The &c year G','nG &c rye grm
BARLEY qaei &c EeSepsflou[ l5ooS 600 S0s sn ye
$50 BUSH BaTey. 800 ba,h shpmensFlonr 900
I IOis Sd Hf- rye 1900 5as; BiToS 200 0nsa
June @ a d IL 40 E@r. w9if ca se pni
Gr 8sic 80 RED, 4 10 Whte Il o. ecs sGr-
l.5 1S1i bush IiO'' '"'''' WIN '''' ...
Mnw,ukrr June l7-FIqur arm md unghanfed wne s
y q =
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF
EIrAr-nI1 nINrrN ION


FOOT OF LIBERTY.ST, NORTH RIVER.
Direct connection to and rom Brooklyn via Annex Roats
TINE FIRING F RfFEcf NAY IL 1884,
For PHILADELPHIA aud TRENTON, Bound Brook
i2 1 "a stSP&Ys s5 No. $50 p ;4' 'Y'
cGSstHnt HI az coamoia.aTe. for ManayanE GonshO.
2KAwINo:RooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trains.
H9s 5 ,s'S Ill., Sa' a39 S5F1sn5 800
fk at 5i6 $40 60 go U M oo 5O go 5 s
,. m. SUNDAY. BID a M, $50 p: NJ
900 zoos il#j3 a NJ, Isl, l22 G:2I 725 p m. Sun.
70? VII AZ 3PoEFI EhfttRY, LEwIspURo. and
MAHANOY CITY at 7i45 900 q. NJ 345, 4oopm
i.o6 $50 100 5s85 s4j 1900 p m sundays at $50 p H.
For SCRANTON 7:l5, 300 III. $40 p. m.
FiG oS 6 5 55 "a @ sundays s5 o'0 " ~
For DRIFrON 1T 7l5 a. NJ. $40 pm
ForTAMAOUA at 7;l5 7:i5 800 m. lO0 1870. sA5 400
For BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN and MAUcH CHUNK
at7:l6 500 a. N, l:O0 $780, 3%5. 5iS0 p m sunday at
70. at 49, 745 900 m, 100. 1870, S45, 400
For STATIONS ON HON BRIDGE BRANCH as 900
500 $50 p m. Sundays i:$J p m. ''''
ForsoNERvILLEa at GOO 7l6, 7ii5; 900 1890, lll5a N
6t?j, io$qP SUNDAY. az 500 l;8o $50 s;6oP. ~
500 ESQ 100 500 o:&o 1880 l9:,0 p M SuNDGfs At
800 s:I5a. m. 1870, 800 $50, 800, 100 p. m.
1000, ll:3D ami
81 500 $50, $40 500 as, 40 3:l5 500. Biz $50
1880, i26QP NJ SUNDAYS at 500 $40 a N. 1850, l:0J
$50, 800, 1900 pm.
For NEWARK st 800 5:l5, CAB cas- MS 7,so 500 sl5
Sib. 800 $40, 9j. l0i5 lO45, ll16 M 1900 M l21
llh, 300 $50, BOO 30 400 400 500 5l5 $40 b;
600, 6'lo, $780, ZOO 1880, SIS 9,00 945, fO8O lii3
l.0opIn SUNDAYS at e;00 e:l5, 10:i5 a m 1900 m
lis, $780, 400. 6'00 6l5. 500, 300. 1890 pa.
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &c. Gan rail IT
so an, 1880 400. 500 p H. SUNDAYS except Ocean
Grove at l0;i5 am.
For FREEHoLD-At s15, II m, 1870, 4.6p.m
For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNE6A at BIS
train. -
For VINELAND and BRIDGEToN at 1870 p. M
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier Nc T. north River via sandy Hook
| COMMENCING MAY 22d lesi
ForS BRIG AT LONG RAN on, ETC. at li3O lois a m
345, 446 P. NJ. sundays, 800 am.
| For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ct 4:3O. 1915 a. NJ SIS
4k6p m.
! For ELBERON, ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE POINT
PLEASANT, etc. nc 1915 $40, 4A5 d. IN l0ys
(lXccrt Asbury Park anu Ocean Grove at 800 =.
! For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARN EGAT at 8.ia
Tickets DO procured at Lberys Pier No sEortb
River 81 lo2 2O7, Z572G1, I'll AZ 72l, P44 1917 aud
Greenwchs les 20s ia 125thst and principal Hotels Ia
Ne0York city In Brooklyn at Nos Conrt-st 1O3 PrOad
| way 65S Fut0nst; 40 Manhattan-svej De Kalb
ayei 1871 Auanucaye IN H0Ooken, 2G4 WRshing
N Y Transfer Company Will call for and check baggage
| hotels residence to destination.
| j. E?Wo0TTEN, &. q, HANCOCK
| General Manager. Gen Pass and Ticket A z
| II ?. BALDWIN, q. Il p Ast. ll9 Llberty-st.. y. Y
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STARIN'S
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION

&TARIN'S
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
ONCE Pier IL, n. r., foot of Corgandtst
CoEsgEmon OF freight forwarded as directed 70 any psrt
Of the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery Of all kinds freight uee
chaHdise to any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND IIAu.
BOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly lgterad % any point
in the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
Steamers JOHN II. SrARIN and FRAsrUs CORNING
for NFWHAVEN leave Pier Is y r. foot OF
ct p m daily. Saturdays excepteil
freight for points ID. L. & W. r received at Pier 10
For New-Haven and points Fast at Pier 49,
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAM D.-Eleven Niles for
Zen Cents via steamers nom Pier l. E r. foot OF White.
halsL
CENTRAL SHlPfARD. Comnunipaw, N. J-DrY Docks,
Machine and Boiler shOps Every thing sppertanag 10 tho
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Ocean Gtedmers.
.uIrF sTAP IJNE-MAURY ROUTE.

WHITE STAR LINE.-MAUkT, K hTr l M FL
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAI, ~ ~,
FOR QUEENsToWN AND LIVERPOOL an m
BALTIC apt T ursdag June - "go m
BRIrANNIC capt Perry. San dAy uiyq i.9O n m
BEPURL capt Irvn0 huIsdhy; c'y yu' 10 q a m
CiTTJC. Can't. 'i'eFdo
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCh, FOOT of "b''
RATEssnloon. 600 $50 and sloo Retnrn, ,ta uAdri
fayorabIcte terms steerase at low rates lntertn'u'''
attic only, SO. ,,..,,o,,o, ,nnIv atLhs
For nspccon Of plans and other INFORMATION Apply ''
Company soniceS MOO nFO"i"AS H. ]. CoRTIs. Agent
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TOLEDO, DELrHos AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
The DAYTON DIVISION
TOLEDO. CINCINNATI AND 81. LOUIS RAILROAD,
cn Court o., tho Uuitoi states stern Division Of tho
urt 10 ~ command of an order for ths Cir.
eu, Of the United states western Ds.soh OF o.e
SO" %67 Wherein The Central iIus Company o TewYOTE,
Deinos aud Burlington railroad Company The Toledo Gin
onasu and s. Louis halllgsl ompany GisIIHH ~ or a.
tho 'front.' door Of Of sad United states Court
jne ~ ox M oD SRrURDAY the 18Th day Il
All nguar the line OF railroad Of he SAD Toledo Dol
phOs aud Buru gOn Railroad Company 49, me sane u
counties vert Mercer Dake Mani @pd Aont-
gomeIy 70 he Cy Of Dayton MohGo%eLy
an and singular M right Of way rosdoed made OF 10 ne made
SAID tosoher with all the stations depot gIoh1aGs rs ;
ings ersS0D ~ sy p he ee,Hes cars machinery
Toledo Dopios and burlington Railroad Company ioT use IN
grounds yards sdings turnouts shells macneshops lease
hold rights by said last mentioned company ~
points together with and singular the powers and fran
f Se T ore PSen beong to be
& Wv or m ~ s.,d Ina Of railroad on said June 2S 1884,
ali OF adj property deed OF ndenura
SI trust naf o5SosS 0@ b sAa d s Tr1 COM
B@Dy OF aeoTPoGaon Us ITaS'ee &C" DATE ta
Allen, yam Vert Morcsr. DSrke Miami and Montgomery
TEBNs or sALE.-No bid viii be accepted by me from
Ldder until said bidder frst place. IA hands do
posts Whsne pledge that no will make good MS bid In
acceptance by the Court the Of twenty thou
the said hrst mortgage
said defendant herein The Toledo Dph0s
Burlington Railroad Company Of dste July L. 1879, 10 the
Of hundred thousand dollars 1900 exclusive
OF interest
Also thst Of the purchase price bid
Thousand dOeTs 800 900 shall be paid in cash.
further portions OF said purchase price shall
paid in cash as this Court may from time to time direct in
this TO be IN equity 70 the said nrs mortgage
Tho the right 10 resell in this said
premises and property upon failure 70 comply within twenty
DAYS Of this Court in that regard and the
purchase price not required 10 be paid IN cash
have the right his bid In whole in part by
ing surrendertns said first mortgage bonds Of
defendant herein The Toledo Dephos and Burlington
Company Of date July l. 1885, and overdue and
paid coupons belonging thereto Of such price value
would be 10 The distTbuye that the hold
ss thereof would entitled 10 receive tho whole
amount OF tho bid paid in cash.
that much OF said purchase price as hereby
required paid tho shall DO payable In caAh
BY the OF certificates Of Indebtedness issued By
william Craig, Receiver while operating said Toledo,
psphos ana Burlington Railroad under The orders Court
Ia thls cause. SIMEON HARRIS,
Special Master Commissioner,
IL Masonic Temple, Cincinnati. o.
Butler, Stlmsn Hubbard keWYoTki H0adly, johnson
Coston u. Foraker Ramsey Matthews Cincinnati Oh
Henry d. Hyde Boston, MASS John l.. High, C. ID Hoys,
Chas N. paCOsta Chicago. Hi Wilson & Jones, Spring.
A'''' --' WEE - ~--'A A''N y" .ssslAulsu
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Gtcamboats an0 Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
~ DREW and ST. JOHN. ,
Leave Pier A. IT, foot OF Canals every week hay ato
p m. ,,-.. .,oo,o, 20 oil st,tlo,s ~,
New York central r.. H. ,,ost karoau good for
passage and stateIOom BERTH
TROY BOATS, CITIZENS LINE.
y steamers CITY or TROY and 81 RATOGA leave Pier
IA North River foot ChrisOphcrst daily except satuAyl
st D. M connecting with morning trains IOT the Norm Anu
Weat Sundays steamer touches At Albany
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
a NEMNORK. LAKE ERIE AND MEsrERN RAID

Arrangements OF trains from Chambers-st. Depot.
oamn,DMy except sundays pay ESpress draw Ing room
coaches to Cleveland nclnnau and chicago.
6p daily st ouis Limited" kxpress-No extra charge
no n N; Niagara Fais amf Hamilton, ont ln ~ A. mi
Detroit NJ y ms salamanca - ms Cleveland 4Vz ny
ing Trans arrive Toledo SD p and Indianapolis M
Day)-Pachc Express for the West A solid Tram OF
BuEaO Niagara Fails Cincinnati aud Chicago. HOto aud
lnno smoking Coac les 10 Chicago.,
RthrroTu and pass2Ic jl5 1:2 72O S lOIO N II noon
145 $3.50 i4o 81 $50 $40 $50 1880 lOSO II midnight
Paterson - 100 1850 $50 lOzos m IL noon Las S5O4a0
o. $50 75O Sl6 1880 pun and l. midnight sun
Newark and Paterson wa Newark b4o $40 $50 $40
AGO go o:ju $50 lSn m anu Y midnight saturday
sunern 0:46 75U 1920 las $50 $3.50 $40 Sl9 IA AMI
midnight sundays 5:45 $50 1920 lao Csc N and
warwick 1850 10 20 a IN 490 pm SUNDAYS $50 an.
NoWburg ana cornwall 1900 IN $50 430 ? M sunday
RondGut aud Kingston and Montgomery a m $50 N.
Goshen SlS $50 1920 a m $50 $50 E9o sl5pm sun.
day . 40 $50 1920 IN $50
Mddetown SD 700 lO2Oa $50 4:S0 Sis sunday
trains connect With New York ontario railroad
at Mainst Ihe9 m train stops nj Msinst only a. IN
Boats oaSo 2Sdst quarter aud quarter after each hour
lUA5 y m 60 l2:i5 a IN every hour
Tickets Tor passage and apartments IN Drawing Room and
ANA transfer OF baggage may be left o. The Company ohee
EXpross trains from the West arrive In NewNorA AZ INV
'''0 Join r. aBBofT, GenI rass'r Agent New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
Nyack7 $50 10 1904 400 $40 GAO $3.50 m IL mid
night. Sundays D I'm aud 7;l0 y m d, an ~ 80. Ia.
Nanuctl spring Valley and Monsey f'io ~ An soup "
SN-Nj JOIN N. ABBOTT. osal Psssr Agent Nsw.Ysrss
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NALL RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON AND EAST.
e,ondiI steamers PIL9RIM and PHOVIDENCF lcsye
New YcSgav SUNDAYS INCLUDED a. pm ron pm VIZ III
o. \ n foot OF Nurray-s ConnectOnby ANNt.-A %
fro,n Rrooklyn at 1890 D. Jersey CIV .. m ~ -
celebrated Band and orchestra accompanies eac
t;ine Concert in evening II'h II,
STATEPOOMS &c can be obtained at al pfnclI la hotes
tef and Ticket Offices 40 Pier - y r. ana Oh steamers
FREIGHT-Tbs line has feet OF scamers engaegg eh.
cusvely n roight service thus n-rns piOP "u"
liable movement iti{ gHts 10" - o GFo H. CONNOR
BOhDfN % H'' ,e2ta Genl Pass. Agent.
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Express Desbrosses and Corsnde
street Ferries 80 f0lOwsi - q.
$40 7s S. $50 @ and 10 Lini:e. IL 1ll0 IA gag.
$40 ( s. g. and D. m. and II night Sundays, o;lo,
20 United and 10 nj T. ., aud p ~ and ~ mggn9
llI0a M l. q (. and p H. connect at Trenton fof
Camden.
SAL, $40 l. 4:35 except MONDAY. $50 $50 500 $3.50
81 s, $3.50, ITO 7:45 and M on sunday sol slS
500 A, 4:55 l5:20 Limited, $780, $40 las
snd IN. Leave Philadelphia via Camden, BOO n m
daily except sunday.
Ticket oiccs 4SJ S9 and 944 Broadway, Astor House
foot of Desbrosses and co! andt Streets Conrtst
md BROOKLYN Annex station, foou OF FUlton-st,
RIookyni Bushs Hotel Hobokeu station. jersey city
Ticket Office Battery Place and Castle Gar
The Transfer Company will call for and checl
baggage from hotels ard residences.
CuAILt, T. PUGH, J, II. WOOD,
GENOA M anger. General Psss'r Agent.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. TuesdaY. June l

NEw-YoRE. Tuesday, June II, 1884.
The following sales were held ut the Exchange
SaiesToOm to-day:
By richard '. Hainet q Co.
I g and l 5.sory brick buildings whirlpool ofland
Nos 50 lA7 CTOsbyst, e f. 65.3 u Houston
St. plot of land 75xlOOi?5 T0IjGzOl nymes $4,000
l A.st0ry brick building, with lot, No SiS BrOoIue.st
IA g. $40 Of CLryst.e.st lot 22.6KlOO; sigmund
Freund ,..-....,.. 10000
26Ig9Ili Geo $3.50
BIZ Peter f. Heyer.
lots " $ OF UnioBsve 25l.S n Of GeorKe.st 23d
ward each 25xi40 CathaIine Love. 1880
BBJGmeS l., VETS.
20 lots bounded by Stebbinsave 1G5thst Rogers
place and Weschester-ayo, various parties - o7oO
Highest price per lot was $500 lowest S1b
10 lots. on " estCheatef-nYe. block fIOnt, between
Kelly and many ats various parties. 1910
43 lots bounded by 10TH Smp son and Lyon ste and
soIheTn B9sleyarg various Purtles lO.OIs
Highest price Per lot 500 lowest price Der lot
G los on Brsow and Jennings SITS various parties l0a5
Highest price per lot 1905 lowest price per lot
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANJFERa
NETWORK CITY
ist.ave ehl57s of ll7th-st SOr0i; l. Autenrteth
wife % Moses GOldnerg. GOO
Madisonaye. No 1872 ~ 9II5; Ellen Davidson TO
Louise KerpoahAn, ai'..4 -, Go 900
quarry % % Mary HabOran -; l25Oo
wife @ 4 Cohen aud another ~ 900
llth.st, q. l1b n OF 2daVe. 2JLlO0.bI n Bell
another 20 Iersnco Farley 1900
IexingOuayo " 3. bl2 n Of slutst, 1890 woo
Wilson n btauss II 900
Ilyersido-aye, cor OF lO5tllst, 100 llI25I NJ
Seaman and wife " CTolus 10000
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YoRK. June II.

NEW-1ORk, JULIO 1T
The petroleum market to-day disappointed
the expectations OF the "beaTs" and at the same time
presented little OF comfort to the bulls" Prices fell be-
low the final quotations Of yesterday but did not rule
under 70at cent. No Of Importance was received
from the oil elds and the situation presents the same
features that 10 presented for some time The market
closed steady at near the opening figures
The range OF prices the total dealings were as fo
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mop pOvDOIrT AND KINGSTON;

L Landing Al t'ranstOns West Point COrn~hu, NC"
burgh Marlboro Milton, ugllkeepsie and EsoPaiR p
Conuscny and Delaware ana stony t'O'o ~ ~
SteaulbOats i AMHS W. BALDWIN ami . ~ p
- VI. daily at p H., Per foot Of Harrlsons' ~ IL
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD..-Passtng
trains leave depot OF Cortlandt aud Des0ro7'c
At Sal NJ aud ~ for RS On Bethien ma W
ycV ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and tho West. Pau aa
through Goa, hos daily Local trains at a. III ah"'
D. M Tor EastOn Bethlehem and COoay. . , g..
Trans leaving $40 m. and 340 p m comet Io1
ali uoins In Sfahauoy ami HaZlet0n coal regions SUM
train local Tor Mauch Chunk $40 Leave hauch CH-h'
OF 4 p ,c,--., 80. ,,o.,,.,l, a..
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Buger.plsce, no H. Harris Roscnha and wfeto ooo
Jacob Levy. lf,VOo
ssa i " n Johnson ~ $4,000
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SWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGES
- ~

FOR Y0UNG MEN AND BOYS
Thirteen miles from BTold'sreet station PhadephaS -
Seventeen trains way daily between Media and Phis-
Students admitted and classified any time Al students
board the school with the principal IsDe e1cg91y s III
Scsy and com eey furnished EiIel price covers eyery
10 cyanns ION admission Fifteen eIp1Sgcea tsseres
ell men and all 70, 5p ~ dvance Tspy
Special drill for dull and backw ard boys Patrons or students
ifS business Classical Engineering Course or parts
Of adjective sf25 tcoSe q
s sSSp me- ne lee Ell instructed privately. ~
students Lt@d at MEDIA "a are 10" ~, ~ Ia
stevens institute Of Technology Troy and Boston
2ESH physical a si G.srics , aSS qa
volumes added library In fsS5. Apparatus doubled IN
yss- TT6ve staSh's 6t. for COLLEGE and ad@cd b 80
seven cucac' End temperance charter which prohibits the
For p9v 6s;raCd circular OF Media Academy address the
ii'ncT" ssVW% fiiHi% G. sHoRTGIDGE. A. b and A. n.
Harvard college Graduate, Med!s, PonA
Fer Young Ladies-Countrv.
DORDENTOWN, n. j. Female College;
ID beautifully located heathful and thorough "a,
Pen'r Music nD' key ar me- IB5wES 'C1 resiSa
BRADFORD ACADEMY.-For the higher
education Of yoa9 G S9cq rav 70 Mis- RNTE r
10y t,is si' f1r Ipeacsifoy D. KINGsBU ny
treasurer brsiioId, Macs.
GROVE HALL.
Conn. Tenth year begins september "a
OGoNTZ5 cuool FOR YOUNG LADrrs
1hPthirty On OF this school Giles ~ y
SEMINARY che second n Og0nii, Jay tO'h6s De"uIlu
country Fhladelph o VIII commence
Puncipals-M sses BDNNIN and ID lLA1E
gIN NI.TT and EASTMAN.
Addrcse lcft,rs Og nty MONTGOMERY Co, PENN lee-
grams 50 YORK Road station North Penn X X.
DYE SEMINARY, -
For particulars address Mrs. ;, II r.:
iENHE ELMS.-Familv and Day school forGlrls,
q III Hlsh-sf.. Spnnriol1 N0ss For circulars a.
Tie I4in ipsls, Asses PORTER q 'i-Ar
Tor Both Scxes-CountrY.
MHERST MASS.-Family School for deli
~ cate ANA nervous children. Special attention given to
delecflve articulation MIS-. ". d. HLRRiCk.
DLAIR PRESBGTERIAL ACADEMY.
ID Jobn Blair foundation. Healthy location, scholar
81, ms ircs. large endowment low rates.
j. II. sHUHAkkR, Pm D., Principal BhIrs'oNn, \. j.
CLAVERACK COLLEGE
~ and Hudson River Institute, ClaVeracs, ~ l.
S22O a YEAR
FITS for ALL COLLEGES and BUSINESA
French. Art and Music spcCidtes. Both SoXes
iit.,oi ,-,,t,5,uc nraen durine Iuy
Rev. ALONZO FLACk, Pm. d., President
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The refined oil market was unchanged at cents per
gallon.
BRADFORD. Penn, June i7-crude oil dun and. weak;
total runs Monday 1925 bbs; total shipments oo'3s9
bbs; charters 60O4s bbls; clearsnces 3l3soOO bD'
United Pipe Line certificates opened at n ana closed
price, 7lA.
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DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIV
hENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONBlSI.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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Eeenl Sales.

CPECIALMAsTERC COMMISSIONERS SALE
- OF the o..
TOLEDO DELPHOs AND BURLINGTON RAILRoAD'
Commonly RuOwn rs
The DAYTON DIVISION
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70 PHILADELPHIA.
tHE OLD rsrABLIsnED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK;DAEs ASD 0 Oh
SUNDAY; STATIONS IN PulLADkL~
PHIA J In NEN-YORB
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IEW-YORK And LONG BRANCH RR.
(Penhsylvon'a PR, foot Cortlsndt-
Ct. and DesbTossos


~ IW lOkh zen lhhlI AM DODCOAN
~ RIVER RAILROAD -(OmpcnClDg May 81 1881,
:. ouch trains VIII leave Grand central Depot -,
Is a IN Western NeW-YOrk and Northern Express, Win
% nc Z al.
$40 M Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining car,
stopping Albany Utica. Syracuse Rochester Bldo VI
- ,a Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at chicago
id81 a. m Chicago Express dravngro9m cars 70 Canaan:
Rochester Nidgrt rails and Buna0 connects iOe
O.werO , % ri
ii M, we,t'n New-York and Northern Express Win
Iosny Troy, Saratoga an! Utica Express through
drawiug-rODm cars
m Express. with sleeping cars Tor sl1saIa
Fails Rufao Cincinnati except saturday. Toledo DetrolV
and g. Louis -, .-- -, - -. s.-.,o,,s, ars .,
san IN Ppcln Express with sleeping cars tor hocDester
RIM 10 n -. Cleveland, Toledo, Detfolb NLlcago
~ Iouis Oawego; also / % Except SATURDAY, , -
M ght Express, with sleeping ears 70 AiDfhy am
rToy connects with the morning trains for tue est ana
40 N except saturday nGltl -, ~. W po,yt,n,
c,efs on sale at Grand Central Depot NO. lowing
rrSn ~ and Az Broadway ana at "estcOtEs Express
oces Park place and 755 and 942 Broadway, Ne"-f 9rk
and 33{ Washington and 80 Fulton stS, Brooklyn anu ~
Fouth-s'., william burg. ,oontr, o,-, o,, n,
re ai any the ticket offices IN New OK Cly anu ~
t:3 ngsOn-st.. Brooklyn.
Taggogr ca led for and checked rom residence, ,
tIiesc daily All others ay e * 80. 'sy'
T. NJ 1OJCtG, -. - ~ - t; "a a cont
General superintendent ''thc al 8 A'S0h79 -
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BORDEAUX LINE. 49,,
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DlEECE
CHATEAU s'lay, uio 10 II a. III
CHATEAU 49,. ~, . -, 'pr,o,.i-,
travellers f5r France spain and Italy, Pyrenees PAU
Nire &c VIII save 'ud expense by taking TINS ine
First Cabin lucludng Wlrol OFlO' atcoAu AD'' 20
Stecrage SIS. For passage tpDL'O >-c1,p AZ .avc,st