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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23

wore of Ia NJ 90 Oregon Snort Line 6s sol Of
North IN Pacific II were steady a., fV''s'
Newt oans and Pacific fir ts vera up 2i2 nv $50
Tim husiness the SUD rreaSu Tor the Wee' cuuu
5000 no leaving tue general nalanoe nv SIo7o Iol
against si3S.2 3i2 A Ilu 10, showing ah hppiunV
gain of ~2J3175 But doducting IRON tne pay I'm
Al 900 and from the receipts Tl)SVVV lVI
account with tne General Treasury us rue gbl w auu
ing the la ks is ~ .323.l1j. i0-1N' 0p-aonS ~
cred: Rccopts ~ O63S3S; payments SD - u-
rcncv aaurc S13i 900; coin balance ~
The local m incy muKet ~ unchange, NJ I'2a%'sPo
cot for all loans; the clos ng rate ~ per cent
The Clear - no lse statement Oh wa a. oIo"' =
TxchaoV s. 50 .g91, 500; brlanc .. $3,f1l9iz' 80
I'm tp States ir 'asurS ~ Nh'hnGtpn t'-n
G iyrd - 1000 I'm Nltonl bank npits ior IN H.
ton. The customs 'ceipts were - 0'io'' anu WV
To- nal revenue recsiu we're S3l9,SSl. .,,r
The fnrc IN exc IN EOS, while IN g I've, W'it III -
for to-morrOws -team - ana "a g Mefe uuN n, Z
cont T., lho A. AnucNol the On ia na ~ ~ u -
i'm iucss. 4 mixers h lls ~ S2h on ~ oi'A a ~
an hort sterling res cot yelg; 52lH ana 3i94 ior
francs: Ollt AM % for rcicnmarksi oVs 'uu f'' W.
In 10 don Rrttis, conso's opened T31G PER cent IN
r coyercd 1-lB and closed 1909 20 mon y nuu
100 I r., ne nu H. Unit 4 4 60 q worn IN mango
a 1p3io bu los re- V.'cd to 1lit, amer can Ia,t
WAYS NAL ON feeble res 1Dns' to Sc cfoh{ nav
vntte,, ta the hume market and q 'ner ny al ~ hnI
thoso ~ he sos. At PARIS fr nch per cents Noro
oown ~ 77.77ig francs.
Imports Of dry goods at Now York
ib~,wn "n mafset 800. 37saOle 3l1h'oi a5o'.o''
1natS H. p,r, . oo6oi72l g.2Q9lg 7n571e2o
1bt0wt' "n nnihot ... Bi.OD1,f1B bjt1AbiD fb'5'''
ruulrWA7 rtyNtuN' tN't re
rns ntycc rn,o thtro rot cont eno' a. n names ~
ttniiHtHf1t thnhrtnhht
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i.s . "A. ":i "a. s.'."': b: i;
gGis ?,,3', ,,,, s'fla lY"''' of
,5 r%''f s q's'' 6di ''s PEE TO-. 9' w. r@
90 700 ,'%, A9i u, .r99' ai '' 6' ~ ''' A"sa 5is
lori sor.mbor 30 o0 nGll.,,e @gp iaunaty WA
gi9'o fs,gY s,y ''i IrausiSoe p'
'GfLoUR ANp MEAt-FLounGIets, il RIM no qn S MA
seaof r 3D. O, IN oae' 3E'r sc ns
seae S.pc, hS g9S ."g'. q. Mn :, e iss
II 'uriy salcs 800 nns ncigns q e'l' ~ l,, Ma
lt,tn a . ~ p1 qnoa'i.r,. i's ~ e,,teme ,on
' ""a 10 rai' t,od state . }ogt' 10 Goa -
5sfo, o.oi cno,a i@sie' ' ,.,Te e. . g''
- ,,'" ,%t W. 80 ihoo,ol DO d.tteb ,eu
- o. t,tdae, ~ 'aS9i,' nslc,s t,ns t'plgs,' -
iaga oommpn IT, ralt hsr, .'"tt ",,fsh,t NIX
t. Wlho,, .',1,rd,' =, i'Stio, ,p,y Hl ,Ers!s
80 "'' a'"@U'tilN rlouu . no, T I'm. "a" q"
J, i'esi Go"i Gao,s', -, r o''9 .,. ac nm.
sSo.rnn, So 81 MI % s a Gl3P of MAJ
o".''""' o. "'' yellow Wcsi'n slo6as'a nmnoy
wa" r% ~ t ,S s % pro2 dun ant "" EoG Quot
ca o m o. VI aro - Mr dc.an, a. "r Io1or closing
sa |iIS a cat tao export 1n c H@ sc,,o OPP
alter art aa'aSra o 81 80 ' spc .ai aan4
= actiI~ ~alo, 49, 200 fltare hn' 1900 "Hh
c E", 20 81 S S45 Uns TS ar al ga ns
; 81 i en- @S o.5Sie aaoG -ecfe - aoa
o'lc COS. irr &c AMI nsaraqgo ulfaIcG W IN 10
for ocobcr G1lc cio,mg c for NoyeTb'F 2a;S
- PC: co1,ns i ~ ~, &C., 90 iS no. ioi e ,riaiy $50
cosing al 9,c. Co TOT Marcia lJ,r closing a. g'',e 10
a. a i6'% closing 1t ii 6BYi3-Ou aud nomina'..;;
BARLEY as e. 2vS9 40. Ca' BARrEY r. S
CORN pot lots az heavy an - lower WIN =, mn
at decline oi sa9' aiersnfd adyaacc 0's men o aS
bns1 future M 900 bush. spot including I'm RACED
Macd at qg6'tcs Ne . 30 ma ~" = . t] o aI'o
81 g. do ioI september 81 2a6'c closing ri -. 10
i9r otsoeS 9' CS a. o for b.r"5o ciols
al AfS pot lots arc l,s- acIe al J. 20 ~ iJw
closing iii. sa!ct = 900 ou4a. ac.lrhns NJ ~ "a
no wGi.s = @' O. NJ Hic. ~ MisGi We, Mesr.ra
casing at 81 &C; do for sopomoer ~! &C. closing at
y te aI a ;SG 0t2o. r ,, 6ir sjc5 uns aasrd
a. 40 D. 54e ~ 81 d. ~ . S ,go d. 5000
GUXN ai,iys s AM sie.y ,o,, 20 I'll,
ieai t99 DO a' r ga PrSs Stfss was All 30 T.
Fi flaS 5a a ' @ 1 sSnI} f@sa'o3f a's
'Hor5rQHsl ond generally mehaDs d few Da o
rnl. contend tat hlphoo have gan "of images IN
Ls new feature. o. e'o OF h. s. ria is 2s
d" , 94 ir1t55 1id i'o oni r @ad g si weak
NAVAL srods ai r. M If ,1. ample Tp,n , y agd
fa Pt Gcs s To- Eaa h ,S 3S ac a. d HoS
-, T.,i C. INF .nst. 70 20 p j. ta, Di. oi ,tc upo
pan tu.ie stlf. vr' M ,r'y -lii- iutI "ninG
,c f,r august an Fupiriu. r.. 81
q 2, DID, an oG. lt"iln- -i'H't 80 a. D., n'I
...r.I p, n % ~ I. j, 81 i'i g. - n'r
- ... n. 81 1oF,. -. - pgt2' ~ -.
3 e. ~ , ...n-t3.. n. t' ua4t o.. ". &C.. - ..
S., ...u,t especially qnfL "id ~" 'l' '.f r'" oi
OTIS plltt, iAt "'t hi' ' 3''' 80 ''i ~ ''
III = .nii 49, 30 unis 'e' y r ~ -I - RI
a. Nc.i"rI u ' ~ V b.'' ''' 81 .'' - ~ .'Il
I nov no ~ tHit ''.'' li"
50. Clear la y, ~ HInfN IT'D ii' ~ N'
/ 'I'' t,ett. al 4. Iqrro.. and . .
T"I..f ~ 80 H''. ~, i,.,, f' t,.,. N Va ,.,,
~ li'I' d.. NJ. -, .l.ti. nan, I'D I'd
/ '''' '''' ... BE-. - I.. .... .,..... "a. .I1
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Else y here III 81 a'anne4 we G: Oh CITY S.342,"Oo;
BRA for so 900 aud Pit sburg 1,Gl4 OOO h!rlcls.
~ ,r &c for te mel al furtD advanced - o. 2
cen 20 ) cents In wYord AMI 77e n PhiadePia ara
Bali more
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bnslncoe G nnrcs.

4 DYERTIgTMENT FOR THE NEW
" Yrrh rrirUNI Will 49, rlrIIYIp A. IHE
Got s rut - r ond 10s We'i 1rrnl 'fl ~. ,orner
ilertharr. Vo Irl t"uIth &c.. corner i"uiirrrha
thifl THttt tVruih ~ ttta iuu| lhfl
ste r-et -s'eth 4 au' ~ thr uArlrM nlllCl ~
fhitI iur tuulrl RnliNtriJ MN a. up 80
90. In. - fntuIsi lnyr 'rtrs
lbn4iIluN vs. hfl ~. about ~ T. ot ll'l
os .t,I.itif tat.tti4i . tasiIni nf 'ut.t 'iit
tt.,tni.i DO fuI i i'e 10 lt''t tfrt .r"'' Hi
.u4I u.i..ttftrH iHNiHt HIfh 900 .iiI fi.t. ri
.uH.. I.i .|Ituti Uuita nr.itIY HifIh % .Itl
sudi.1 tHrihnt. nu4 lin, 80 ii"ru iiuusat nti"
sAHl.t tY,l 81 =
WASTED. A party with $4,000 rs pant
w iuaIiigl rri esd DO i,hrt All Nri u5 n hi,u
as f,si.u.. ~ IL .itY O.IalEo 80 ,uut' be- uui
wilma g. tIkt tntir tIartuut tlo ONCE Wiz mi th7 %
r,,l in.c..u. 40. AIirrla NAtliI B RS.
Now york iIibuAo d. Hiro.
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LIVE STOCK 3iAnKlr-DY TELEGRAPH

live NTDTN INNhLI-Uf TLLt IEAPu
RAN. 40 Aug 2'-NIiis- Receipts today gSt hrat total
for week Uius TAR 900 heli fr week 200
hnad. cohsgnYi thrOhgh "a Dun ami un.
tfi1d od shippers stcerA - IS - rs Com
no TO Noium - sOG4i ~ AKrd butchers as4 -
Shan -necapA dAT l1U1 hHlt LoL Tor thus "A,
~ Od si or alDo iast week 800 head ooaslTasi
lhfoush IS clI. market gust aud WsE. C0iaiuon u
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Ntrw- YnnK AMI Lone nRANCn RR
(prnnaYIV M ~ Tnl fo1llhAt
atinn, ia Mas. Yoft at aud Desbf0ssssl
a.. q atsI n4t ft al ibsray a

"''''' " |phil y Head. nn fph tibsrr ~
LEAVE NBw.YonH runinanrih A. ns A. lsli . 49,.
Fur south Ambpy, via rht y Heains ~ w.. ~. ~
pUI iittta 81 VD iiip,iO = 80 . D. W SUNDAYS
az q ~. jObm 600, 1bo y. ~. SUNDAY 40 . a ~
fir Naiawan 40, via rhls neallnf M, Az = ~
t. iiD1 . ~, tgnb I a. sni, 4iib 80. = - ~
hnniaya ihN Hii . ~ lgnn - "a ~ VIA Tenn hlA
ltl'. 80 ppna N, i50i hin 900 u . ~ snhaata
M, tied hans Tons naaah Ocean Grove AsbpF rai.,
eas tiifi, Point Pleasant SO, Wa fhl'lsphlA na eas
M 40 7.,a. "a -. o. 80 o. y
q, AsburyP rarsi ~ "a ~ a, ~ fst'i 400, .. -,
Via renn,, wanna IN, 10 2 10, lrlhl a. ~, o tlt
~ =, IA Hnn iays not stopping at oosss
drove or Asbuy rarbt va ma y u. a., "a.
II sm, 40 l. 4,,o nr o. "a f"f M h'S lI
"a "a - 500 "a, %, p; m F3{
p. For TOMS Rlyer va Penn q q a w. phiiiLV
p ~. For ynaIanL Bndsoon Atlantic CITY, 40 wa fhlA
4 Ha % TX YEttocK ~ r. WOOD. r. BLoD EFT.
G,p = 7 \ p. \ r. RR G.P A p hR hupt
ATORWfCH LINE TO BOSTON, WORCgS-
~ TER MA HUA. PORTLAND and The WIFE
mon MIA ms without transfer city OF v 9IossteI the
eers favorite Pier No 40 Eoth RIVER loot u
sn The popular "Cy Of BosGoO" on Mondays wednesdays
Tlnited aud Excursion Tickets az rrducef rates state
rooms NAV be secured 27 Broadway and at Pier 10 81
nerior advantages are offered by this Inns as FAST
FRFIGHT LINE Two ste mers each way every weekday
20 @. W BRADY. Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
LONG BRANCH.

From Stations foot of Desbrossesst and foot OF coandt
Splendid Passenger Cars Pullman Parlor Cars
LEAVE NETWORK on WEEKDAYS
AS ITO a. n IL and $40 D. $40 umltod) 4Ig
9. and p. IN.
LEAVE NETWORK ON sUNDAYs
4;l5. u M and y. m.
RETURNING TRAINS
LEAVE LONG BRANCH on WEEKDAYS
Z. 500 S3j Limited. 3, and e:2) l. a., $50 ans
LEAVE LONG BRANCH on SUNDAYS
D;20 o. IN, AS and $50 p
Direct TO and from BROOKLYN Boats
Jersey city foot Of FultOu5t, Brook
yn
tanned at the following Ohices OF the Company
NETWORK:
Noa $50 and i35 broadway; No. Aston U7use 9ii
broadway station foot peshr0Sse- stat
landt-st. station Jersey CITY; Buschs lOo Ho5oScn.
BROOKLYN:
No Court St. Brooklyn AnHeK station foot Of Fuonsi
CHAS. H. PUGH, J. r. WOOD,
General " n'Ter Gcn'r ] "a ~T''r Agent
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5irumboais ano Railroads.
A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
<hs Albany Day Line Steamers
ALBANY

n -HUDOON TT ' I'm = DA 1LIU III.
IA Albany Day Line Steamers
ALBANY and &. NIBBARD
Daily pL undqys.
leave FultOnat Br Ign by Poo
Nestyst pier. New.YOrk ...................S35 q. m
West I'D / pier ........... 800 q m
For ALBANY. Ian hny Mt Nyark and TaTrytOwn ferry
Net ont Ee"burg. foushheapse. Ahinsbeck. CatsAD
and Hudson
CONNECTIONS:
RIIINFBECR-by ferry with special train w. and ID
H. H. for o. SORTS o. the CaHslls, with n and o. W.
H. H. Tor laaeViilc. Hart ora spring itll and B0ston
lAI~ KILL win sp5Cnl tram on Catstill NJ ". X. -
HUD5Dh-With Boston and A. II. - Tor Chatham, Its
hell. OIth Adams and Lebanon -prinE
ALBANf-N IN Del and 81 & Ca ~ a. r. for 4 ltAJOpA
Lake George nn1 the North and with n y g. H. r. for Utio
Buhao. Niagara Falls and tho West
A LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE,
~ DREW and ST JOHN
leave Pier Al u. ioot Of Canas week day m
n B-lcTots sold and bIggage checked 20 NJ stations on
Now YORK Central H. r. and Wu,i Or ar -, +,
hO 80 .bOys al entitled go passage ana
stacrOOm borth W " ~
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VI U III
40 DHlLADEIDHIA.
20 TRIMS FACU WAY wFEKDtYs AND o.
SUNDAY; 3 STATIONS N PHILADEL
PIfIA; 2 IN NETWORK.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MINT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.

u y
Frpress DesbrOssos and CVrt!ands
street Fo.rics follows
CSC 10 s. $40 % ami . Lm'eH II. l1lO IN. J. 221
$40 g. s. T. and .. and Il night SuncayS CA2 s.
80 Limited and 10 M 4, e.. = aHd D and ~ ~ hit.
having NeW.YOrk daily, except cuntGy, 600 H.
S}Oanu lllO m. l. 2 4, and m, connect at Tren
ton Camden. 80.
Returning trains leave Rroaist station Plalel?hia i2o
9lS $50 &, A:}J leIrrNt Monday, $50 i. S:2O S3J
II ami Sa m. (Lntoi EIpres1 i3' az 500 2. NJ
A. H. IT, $50 7:tO 7ij sud on sunday .:pi, 30
So6 4. - $50 a m. J. 10 % Iinitcu, i}), f:40 7ij
end p Leave Philadelphia via Camicn. 800 IA
TirGei of eos AZ Sl9. o4f BroaIway House
Of tOttia1dt CourtSt.
ana RrooLlvn Annex Station foot Of futon-st.
Tiuah'. Iojoten; JcTf-y
Fnirrli Tic.et OGco no Rsary Place aud tasi- GA
den. o., , T., 49,.
40 rgare rrom hotels and residences
j. ID1ll. u. WOOD.
fnrrl a
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pENNsYLyANlA RArLR0AD.
oG "IRPspS%FipGpR tJ'H@.


ANU UNITED HlATi $ MAIL WlI I've 4, 49,.
1tah7 lo1tr prfrtt via nratuHaes and 'oHhh" N''''
irtt'pi - fuiiuts. 1891, ,......
upt.httt rutsuufe tho West ahd south VII rnlhah
ialarp Cars attached aHi 80 lhlY HeH N"'H
pnd t.riau tlrit ~ taflp Dung Rmnsns sha Ai'eP
inH cars "a u a ~ avery daf ,.-....., ,,,t. al,
wlhHmap"ft iprh Haven ~ p % ,",ir $40 ~" "
trn tuHHttIips a. tuf iui lllt5'lia i'H"'"" '"'''
afh thr t trHipns .. ,,.-.......-
trHf,a nt lhmah iailnl tea dsllf tA,Hpi A,"laf ~
WASHINGTON 500 a.. Regular, VA - ana T.
~, stO ahdHlOR ~ hin anu pli. ant nlzht
via and -. g. u, AMI r. ~. and nift SUNDAY Va
" ami H. o. II. e. la ~ D. ahd IL night Via u ana a.
II a. pm ana ~ ~ mt,
IuI Capo May. eVorpt sunday lltiOam -.
Long GrtuC, hay Head Junction. ana lhoiWoato Atsohs
via Railway and AmhoV 4 o. I'D nnnOa n ~ io9n hin
34u. 4.lO. D. anal ON sunday HI5' Ana U VA
D.. go not STOP ~ sblIY psTk.l ,.,--..
Goats brooklyn Annex connect with 1Ihrouth trains AZ
Jcrscy city noriing speedy and direct trans or Tor
Brook Ign travel ,,o- oo.a,
lU.50 D M daily and daiy eIcont MOnda tr?n
Baltimore. go and $40 a. ~, l1O. 3]n
$50 $40 900 1905 and 1885 p. SUNDAY, 90. GAO
M. 1u05 nud 1875 p. m. From EalLmo.a Wv p, m
From PlnadepIa no 800; $50 6Ao xopt m1opsa3Y
1920 20 $50 900 1905, 10 o and l0 IS p sunday
$50, G:3o 6:35 Csc 1905. Sj M G2O 49, O;ZO lOOo
AM 3 ID III
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NAV LAWN gTFAMnOAT CO's grrA,r

~ Ena. . ii HonTnAM AND conn EI1hL Jssys
Peck SIR, Pier 20 o. u, a. - ~ FunuaTsffo rtrd and
~ lAunhay4 inolud Il ronnsctins ~ NeV alen riI
elsfal lrhns Tor nEnlDlN ~ ,hItohh sruNH
a. ~ Broadway. n y, and touri-st nroosyn lieui
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTISE
cnAu,.sfoy Aug ~ -Tnrpeuiine firm at ? jigo. bid.
EAyhSNAH Aug ~ -TnTpcntine n rm at k5iaG.
WILMINGTON az Al ursoALno steady ~ IS -
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Geporal raslern once. No 231 nroadraL
.. BYlNdfON. u r. A.

DOp1lLAH SHORE IlNE.-Eor Providence,
unstnn and the Eaa Al rail itnm0r ud central Depot.
Three - trnnq dav Sundays eseeped 10 bosion
m r. ~ ipaflnr attached AMI ~ m with phlaos
slecping rasi sundays % 10 y ~ WIN pl'fs SIC Ln,
rassl. lenYrq Hfhun innlfa nepul AZ
P''' " pOPpIp- AGENT.
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| $50 BEACH.

LG,iR toHn t4tANp CRY. appoalts san -, raa
iittt amos nn,t lih II }ti II n6l luH1 feite
o. h1l eos. fI.. N pW iuHiafa only HHO p1i loot
ui / = 70 sos. 500. n.'iilHl,p.m
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ruu1rWA7 rtyNV'tN1 tN1t re
ntis niter 1Hr ihtrH Tot cont urhtnt a. " UhnA NV
ttn iuit a thunFtnhut
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nALTlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

- MODEL FAST Litb TO III w 81,
via Philadelphia BH more aud a. a flinEtO
Tf1in4 leave I - wanna y. y. Ieflt
except Sunday FOR W tHl ftpn AMI hl points Yves
y M. DAILY FAST HXlR - thrO1fh qlcenn
coachr7 to Chicago Cincinnati 49, Louis Connects ~ NJ
points Wrst 49,
MtDNtBtt f.. daily fOt washington ard nl points Yves
Pnr 1im0 fables IototF glccpi1 Brrths pnd Raf ral
nuplv company office D. 90. gtl hud 40 broadway
q 10. Nr0ul ipuua YIvnnia itai fHnd.
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Train, tsVs dapol foot NJ tOiishi Hud neshfosses a.
atHiua u h. .lUund fni i7iuu itllfhru Allen.
towu, ntnhnH Manfh hunk Niiha9eli'i ioHanda, We
rerv Iihura Ucnrt lyons iunnl nui thH MU4t Pullman
through hos run day Local trains al ~ and 10
D. 100 iaat0n. Ietlrlrn and nnaT
fran. Ientinq ai $40 m / and 80 y connect for
ali puuta In MHhanny and Iinrle rOi ieRnns Sund
iuns Ural hlanUh Chunk siOa Leave Mauch uhunE
Rt 4 y. M, o,-
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HALL RIVER LINE.
ron

A
FALL RIVER. BOsTON AND TIE EIsr
Tho ost 9efctab.c route 10 the While Nor SrAfU,
MT DESERT all prnCpli cities. iniasd end 40, -
sort OF Now Gngand and Provinces '' -
superb nrw Iron W0r'drrnownas
Steamer pft.GRiN. STEAMER PROV Nj NcR
Leave Now.York alternate days 3undl incn S 4, 10
T. from Tltr 3, North ilVer, loot Of Murfay st foa
rerfion via Annex Boat from Brooklyn D. M Jsrssy rv
.... ... 49,
7e1nrr. ana paarngefa en1ssalsss
every evening with IN JMbNADE CONCEr IN the ts.a
o91 wacr Route Pun Night sRs't Tve Morning trains
a, uosau a1Drt fail tide tliWn, ~ liuutst -
w NEWPORT LINE.
ron ktWrUHr. u T.. UfrTf@r
MAnflNH YlNl I'M NhFllCkBt AND
HIA HilDNt ~ tuNIa % q ~ GOD
MhtNflJ Efl NlEANIr4
NtWpulft AND Old fuLfHY
tssvs Nsw YORK on aetpse days tnunoays s"epie1 80
= ~ ssrsr ,nals Newpot theft faistn sfpisa,
Few Yott ~ 10, Aif, M ~ 90 pm ang a nssI
eht at Asinf iiohfr lth Avenue inie hud Wnisi iid
trliiou. -, ~ iS9lI,e - rt sa d,hi gnd ~ told
siih ) 20 Fohl,el cont u anN #,9 lulpn Il, and
IiiIsff tfI4 "a a Hff UnftI fUi n hNHtff Nla q
tsI tlf net ~ FAN iFfr le 4 hfs nnh f'ifnhs lhi
eotyof' ripi pl ~ lanlee iand it-n ~ alb 9tFR
~ uOpDEN y lOYIiI, htu D. iOAtuH
Asnn,s n \. benI Pass Ascent 7. Y.
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ts0t 0f Harrsgn-si. N. Il. permanently
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-07-31
The River of Life.


The more we live, more brief appear
I. Our life's succeeding stages;
A day of childhood seems a year,
And years like passing ages.
The gIadsome current Of our youth,
Ere passion yet disorders, ''f
Steals lingering like river smooth
Along its grassy borders.
But as the care-worn cheek grows wan,
And sorrows shafts fly thicker;
Ye stars, that measure life to man,
Why seem your courses to quicker'
when joys have lost their bloom and
breath,
And life itself is vapid,
Why, as we near the Falls of Death,
Feel we it's tide more rapidf
1t may be. strange, yet who would change
Times course to slower speeding,
When one by one our friends have gone
And left our bosoms bleedingf, . ,
Heaven gives our years of fading strength
Indemnifying feetness;
And those of youth seeming length
Proportioned to their sweetness.
-a t.".. Thomas Campbell.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-07-31
A Mistake and the True Version.

Morrison, the tariff reformer, was
Chairman of the platform commit
tee.-Brdndon Republican.
A statement similar to the above
has gone all over the country. Nor
rison was never elected chairman OF
the platform committee. Col. Nal
com Hay, of Pennsylvania. and a
warm personal friend of Mr.. Ran
dali, was the chairman. Morrison
was allowed to present the platform
to the convention. That is all the
figure he cut, and it was a rather
sorry fignre. Morrison felt crushed
and could not conceal his emotions.
After the platform had been
adopted, a resolution was offered
endorsing the Morrison bill. One
member raised the point that it was
out of order. Another suggested TO
lay it on the table, when a third
moved to refer it to the committee
on platform. 1t was so referred by
an almost unanimous vote. Consid-
ering the fact that the platform
committee had reported and been
discharged, the motion to refer the
resolution to that defunct body, was
regarded as very heavy blow aim
ed at the horizontal refolmer.-
State Ledger.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-07-31
BRooKHAvEN, MISS, THURSDAY JULY 81, 1854.

enough. They would go to Milton
Junction or Janesville and back.
and conductors got so that il one of
the Jefferson editors did not show
up at the depot when the train
stopped they would hold the train.
The pass got so worn that IL had 10
be renewed tue first six months! II
was proud day to the writer when
his face became so well known TO the
conductor that it was not necessary
TO show the pass. The pleasure of
pulling out the pass before car
load of passengers gradually wore
off, and there was mere pleasurejin
having the conductor come along
and smile and pass on, because
passengers would think the man so
favored by the conductor must be at
least one of the owners of the road.
Since then the writer has ridden onlI
passes across the continent, and
UP and down il, and has been offered
a pass to Europe, but in all the free
rides of thousands of miles he has
never felt so much as though he
owned the earth, and had fence
around it, as he did when he got
that first pass on the Northwestern,
and put in a solid year trying to
make the pass pay for its Keeping
PecE'S MilrdNkee Sun.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-07-31
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How it Works in Clarke.
Cor. Enterprise Courier. ]

Cor. Enterprise Courier
SHUBUTA, Miss, June 26, 1884.
The temperance banner is floating
triumphantly in these parts. Their
was q time when this place with it
population Of less than five hun
dred, supported three licensed bar
rooms, TO say nothing of the FIVE oI
six house which handled whisky by
the gallon. The great mystery is
how such a wonderful reformation
could be brougt about in so short. o
space of time. Many of the most
+outspoken advocates of whisky a
year ago, seeing the good effects OF
prohibition, are now numbered
among its most ardent devotees,
while many of those whose accounts
for the article rarely fell short Of
$4,000 per annum, have ''quit off"
the practice of drinking, joined the
temperance society and seem happy
in their new relation. In short,
there is as much difference between
the morals OF this town non, when
compared with a year ago, as there
is between night and day. The
good effects can be seen on almost
every side. Crowds that used to
'headquarter about the fronts of sa-
looms at night and the back doors
on Sunday, now find something to
interest them at the concerts, litera-
ry meetings, Sunday schools and
preaching. and everybody and his
wife, and his cousins and his aunts
wear the face of perfect happiness
and contentment.
/ attended a picnic at DeSoto the
other day, and, although the gath
ering was large, l think l can say in
tt nth that if reward of 10000
had been offered for the man who
could produce "tickler'' of whis-
ky, the man offering would have
gone home without the article for
which the reward was offered.
If the writer had never seen
drop of whisky he would have been
better off, and he is now fully re-
solved to let others do as they wish,
but as for himself he expects to fol
low in the wake of the temperance
banner, believing it only will lead
to true happiness. Thanking you,
Mr.. Editor, for the space consumed
by this article, and assuring you
that your generosity in setting aside
three columns of your paper for the
use and benefit of the ShuLuta
Temperance Society is appreciated
by our people, / am'
Yours truly,
j. Fl. H., JR..