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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-08

49,, ,,,nhi,N ! - ,,,n,tNN =, - :, "oaurW
'talna leave sewYot via pesbro''sA and corAn" H''''
usIaSais r.sarg the IVES. ara south WIN rs Una.
snd Chicago limited ~ faror Dining Smoking ana 9''P
GGs aSsP Or u.v fs nS esiS
nS %sssson End the south Limited 9.o gssn9s'pp
~, arrive washington % m; Regular, via 3 and z.
va AID o. and P m and Z, night s sunday ~. via
K f R n. M M SnI n MINT p il" ANU ." "''""
Co. &an1 cy YIN through car pm
long Rranc6 Ray Gead Junction and intermediate stations
$40. 40. D. and 7 p m. on sunday. AIS. and m.
boa % BrooEyn Annex connect all through train,
Jersey city. nording speedy and direct transfer for
rIa9. arrive From Pt,ours $40 and ll:2o ~ 7aS and
va G 9 1915 Sg $50 and CSC Sunday G 10
From PhiladoPaa 55o 500 $50 $40 except N Monday
2S o 939 9o and d 1873 3 aaS sn 1osy
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS FACT TAY WEE II AI 6 AYD ON
PHIAi 2 IN NETWORK.
DoUh hHSr 2N5 TEE A N H R ys5 E2UF
EYT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express owYork De,brosses and cOrtlands
ego 7:2S 5, $50 o and 10 Limited Il, 1IlOa $50
. Limited and 10 nj L. O. 7 and M and II n'6ht
Trains leaving NeS.Yors daily except sunday $40 =.
s3Oand ll:lo m, T. aud m, connect at ITen'
Returning trains leave Broads station Philadelphia 1901
S5, 500 1. 4:35 except Monday 900 1880. $40 $50
81 s. g. $40. TAO 7:45 and M On sunday 1901, 5l5
800 4 4:35, $3.50 m. 4, $40 Limited $50, 40 1t5
snd < p m. Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden, $50 a. m
Tintet ofces ABS S4o and GA Broadway Astor Hons,
and foot Of Desbro.ses aud Cotsnd streets Courtst
and BROOKLYN Annex station, foot OF fultOl-st.
BROOK IN Bush's Hotel. Hoboken station Jersey city
Emigant Ticket Office 20 Battery Place and Cas;le Car
den. a-,- ,
baggage from hotels and residences.
7TifARLES l.. PUGH. j r. WOOD.
General MANAGER. General "assr A~e"t
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
PROM STATIONS or
NEW-JFRSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
roor OF LIpERTy.sL. MONTH RIVER $50,

- roor OF Ltpg9RTY.sE. Soarn RIVER r..
20, TINT +aIslog r6 .ali moo.
p 10" isas.sa i @.1S. S:sS sss sS
chestnut NJ A. colnne''''' Tor MS"""na oo"'a~
onA.MtNGr9 ROOM Ans On all bay rf''a' aud abEsriSo
49, Slo. pal hoo M. rs $40, 300 go, 400
Ker..,ists d. s?o 800 10 ioi N, loo. iio $40, 5SJ
pm SUNDAY. slba mu 4io . N.
'SG$ Sps S a 'I" y "a sss i.'p sur
MAhaEdS SIRE at 75 w. S ana
's' m oo 49, 49, sd $40 1885 no. s SS2
E$S fSHhga9 "a az 900 n
For DRIFTON at 7.l6 a. III, $40 pm
FoETAMAQUA at7l5. 7:i6 600 m. lOo 1870. S.i5 400.
For BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN and MAUCH CHUNK
al 200 7:i6 loo, 1850, Sl5 5l5 ?. sunday
For EAsToN at 400 7l2 745. 200. m, 100. lao s4S.
Tor scHooLEY's MoCXrsTN.. BUDDs, LAKE ami
LAKE HOPATCoNG at4Oo 900 a N, 1900 430p IN.
BOO * N M sunday q ~ 10 SOP M i'' i0 ''' ''"
For soMERvILLE at 800 600, 7l5 7i5 200 1880 lllp
IN 90 l;$o Sso' S'iJ 40 $50 900 $50 5sS e.op
GO0p IN.
For FLAlNFIELD 100 800 5 ~ 81 200 o., $50 l?sg
sS 5 20 go oo 500 S5o Zoo 1893 }5 l2 n;
Fol- ELIZABETH at 100 500 9l5. 500 800
200 $50, S0O33o $40 30O4lj, 80 4s5. 5O05l5.53g,
6l5 0 iD 9 OIrt n, 20 ~ 39o 9I s9 l959,
$50, 900, 1900 pm.
For NEWARK at 500 SAB 6l5, CAS- 7l5 73O 500 SIS,
$50 900, 81 : 9l5. 1915 l0:i5 lbs 1900 124J.
lis, 200 go 800. g. 30 900 1870, 200 5i5 $50 SIS,
iig go ~ STSDVYs at 500 BIZ TO- ia'Y oo M
ll6. 800, 400. 800, 6:l5 800, 300, 1890 IA
For LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, &C.. AN rail- 40
2 "G GS Except EPIC Ocean 6 SS Ss 49,
1900 n. 4:Oop
For FREEHOLD--At 745, IL a. m, 230 !, s. $40 D.
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 300
an, l45, i;80p
For BEACH HAVEN, ATLANTIC CITY. vINELAND and
BRIDGETON at las D.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From per No. 9. North River Saniy Hook.
For SEA BRIGHT LONG BRANCH, ETC. at 1870, 9, II n,
l:l5 345 445. $50 ?. sundays. II m, 9:l5
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at $780, 800 a AS.
sop
Pleasant etc. NJ Zoo 100 a. m, lis, 3;40 t46. SAP
Pr sundays Except Asbury Park and ocean Grove q
800, Hoo
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARNBGAT at 900
am. ll6, 3:46 NJ Sundays. 900 a m.
For BEACH HAVEN. ATLANTIC CITY. vINELAND,
BR1DGETON, &c. ll6p 10.
Ticket. con be procured at foot Libertys, PisrN9S
way: 137 65e and 7sS 0thavs RynEon ST. 10 aud 1ia
hist i6s 20s East IN at and principal Hotes
NewYork city IN Brooklyn at Nos Conrtst "a Pgos
way. s,s So Fulton. ST.; 2le aaphattanayei De Kab-
avSJ ssia Atantcaye In Hoboken 264 Weshngtoq.st,
Transfer Company Will call for and check basgsxefrom
hotels Or Iesd9ase to de'tinAt;9n :, HANCOCK
General Agent. Gen Pas aud Ticket Agt
HIP BAiD%fN, C E. p. Astp Ito LiOerty.st, \. Y
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CLOSING PRICES or boston STOCKS
iiAll.nnAn rARNlNns-


Ntw YoHK. LAKE tuB ANp WisrtEV
Month ~ 1uv 1sNl. ltsl. . ...
t.toss r4rninas R"1tt4iG sttRtGin Doe fH't az
Operating c,poutc, llplGN L5ittiI bac ll'I
Ncl earnings. ..., sm@Ha 5iulo, boo tl'A.l,o
oio,s oaininss al7 Guat a n7H,i Nld inc. 'oadW
Operating cAprnaca l,a,Gpio lAp:LItl lnr l"'t"l
Net eamin gs....,. sh.20lNi t',a'.'o' Dee iio''H
The above statements lucludc, alhcc My !, l07d Is
per cent OF he gro earnings aud he .ulrt pen Tag
expenses Of the Ncw-NOrk Pennsylvania ani ono Kan
road. supplem ntary abatement that gives me opera
tipns shows that its net canning Tor ~
July $3.50 s70) Sll26i3 less than IN jay 1883,
and hat It's loss by Opcrd ng ne NtNl orr fh " lphA
ana OHIO In last July ,9,'1Oi inai It's mel 'hhu-s
for the Last ten months tiOs2O3~l were N'-Jpph ls'
than fOr he COucspO. dug mont s or h' pie. dlug
year. and that IT'S los, by The NcW-GOrk, Pcun-yvana
and Ohio FIR tn asst N months was T4"bb"6 Allow
ins ne results for each of the I'M - Two mon i- OF
the pauys fiscal oq al a. that OF JuA VIII ave
nit ss for the ycdro SlG33, T. me Coupdn.
frs charges for rentals and interest, eAcls o me
interes Oh the second cOasOs CUNT TO Fj,lCJ,OJt
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NEW-YORK AID Long BRANCH RR.
( pennSYIVanla RN., loot COrtIanu1
At and DesbrOsses-st.
stations In New.York

Stations in New.YOrk at and DesbTOssesst
Phila & Read RIt foot Libertyst
LEAVE NEW-NORk. commencing August 4. 1881 - -
For south AmbOy, via Phla Reanlng Il. r.. 40o; 80
oOO ll:JO a m. 1900. l45 30, 400 300 j4j 1870 pm
sundays 400 Si5, a. 1900 400 D. m, via Penn h IT,
So. 40 5000. a. IN. loom To- 500 100 y. M sun
Tor Watawan. &C.. via Phlla. & Reading RR. 400 7t5.
900 100 a. l2pO. Lao. 2:3D, 400. $50 % o:io'
7:3UD M sundays 400 S4j a. M. 1900 400 D. m, via.
Penn. RR 46, 1:lO. 900 m, 1900, 4l0 800, 100 p m
For Red Bank Long Branch. Ocean Grove Asbury PARK
Ocean each ~pr NJ Lake GRIT Point Pleasant 60 VIA
Philadelphia and Reading R, 400, 745, 300 90 a. M
l. 90 f5 }3O 400 40 54b. - .. m sundays not
stopping at ocean Grove Asbury Park 4uO -
H. Loo 900 p s Psnn no, irb h" At ned
nsnk 4ln 900 200 p m SUNDAYS mot stopping at ocean
Grove or Ashury Park AL g a. m. . p m. ,,n -
For Freehold. Philadelphia aud Heading hlt. 20
1fU0 \ m 2aO 4uu, 900, 3 40 =. M. For hyportA, va
plaleipha and Reading RK, 40. 10 300 II a. -
4oi u m For Ian ewood TOMS River. and Barnegt VIA T.
4 II T. Il ut 900 m lao. 43O D. m. For Toms luyer VIA
penn r. n At 7iO a M. $40 M. For Niueani. Bridge
ton Atlantic CITY, &c. VIA Pms Reading l.t ~ M
~ nlODGEIT {. q. HANCOCK. J.h. WOOD,
u Snpt DR. & Z. A.. "a Il. mr. G.P.A r Rlt
DOPULAR SHORE LlNE.-For Providence
Hnuon aud tho Last Al rail from Grand Centra Dorot
Three espreSs trains daily sugdys etccpte :" Boston 81
m, y. tparor attached and 10 p m with pascs
sleeping cars sundaye 81 10 y m win palace se"pnS
cara. Newport etptesa leaves uiann Nrbllal Depot ~
y arrives at Newport 100 " M PeJot &an %
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Board anO Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
A 0yERTISFMENTS FOR THE NEW
Y2RK TsIBrNE Will BIZ RECLIE caIDe At rb4y
%9 and Sq3 Wet "fn6E SHr9fF
80 ThrG age corner Fqty-eyeathl 1907 TE I'd
ave sItieth-t aud at The IA tLEM o. - W
{ - . a., Ats At t.sa HiT' 5sco " 'aes
4 -EOAEDEKS DIREC1ED to pleasant
y. bones ay ios4ep city OF .mss
LARGE ROOM. newly and handsomely
y furnished, 40 East 27h-st, near Le1ingtoha'e5 gen
uemen only reference.
pOARDERS WANTED.-117 East 2sth st.
appointments: ezcelient table. references
CHILDREN and invalid women boarded at
y ln'titutG LiyingIton-Piace.
FURNISHED ROOMS,with board for gentle
1 mon 2jj 4th ave. near 2)th.';'
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS. ex-
euccs l02 and lOi East 2jd.st -
No. 81 EAST 2OTlI-ST.-,Desrable rooms
y with board permarnts preferred. references.
CECOND FLOOR.-1wo large rooms, con
- meeting with board in elegant order I4O Eas' oon'.
lSTH-ST., 237 EAST.-Stuyyesan square
L Beautiful front southern exposure with board
Reierences
JOTH-ST., BETWEEN. 9TH, and 9Th
wiz" Hr1t to 4S%6. Fn% 6nc 8s BTosTsy
.)0D-ST., 33 East.-Desirabe rooms with
Z'D board Also table board crate fire winter arrange
Of EAST 2OTH-ST.-Suits of rooms, with
III private bat-rooms private table OF "thou' ooaru'
single rooms.
Sn EAST 125TH-ST., corner Madlson-avc,M,
~ Handsomely furnished second thru moor 'Oo"' VIII"
FIRST class board
III MADISON-AVE.-S Superior board sec,
III ond floor, four en- suite Other suites ana
rooms.
West Side.
Oh WEST 4sTH-ST.-Board; second hoor
~ hail rOon third bath each noor ,,,u u,rNsop
~ WEST 27rH-ST.. Just OF broadway
Very handsomely furnished squar ana nan 'Vons "
gentlemen
IN WEST d7TH-ST-With board, hand
NV somcy furnished room arrangements mE'o LOT WIN
ter references
~ WEST 6tST-ST. Handsomely furnished
sbf floor entire divided private table II DESIRED also
rooms Tor gentlemen, with board
pE WEST 17rH-Sr.-Supcror accommoda-
DO tons. with board rn'ato family referohoe'
D1 w. 2lST-ST.- Large and small connecting
- rooms second noor furnished OF uhiuihlshed Am
pie closets
90 WEST 2GTH-ST. go Elegantly furnished
sbsJ suos families snglo ROOMS, with hrstelaas
board
A1 WEST 2iIH-ST.-Furnishcd rooms to
u - gentlemen only one largo room, noWV iuIhsheu'
with private bath also other rooms
A WEST 27TH-Sr, near Br0adway.-An
elegant paror door and other rooms, with running
water.
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CHARMS
STARINS
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

STARINs ~, ,..-,o,,.,,..,
COMPANY.
Office Pier ls, y. r., foot Of Cortlandt-st
Consgnments Of freight forwarded directed any part
VI the world.
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders delivery Of all kinds Of freight and
ehsndise to any part OF the city
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BoR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight of description promptly shered to point
IN the harbor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JOHN II sTARIN ana ERAsTUs CORNING
for NEwHAvEN. leave Pier L. N b. foot of Corsndts ST.
n p. daily. tsaturdsys erceptedl
Freight for points ID. L. W. r. r. received at Pier ID
For New-Haven and points East, at Pier ~.
CENTRAL sHlPYARD. Communipaw. N. J.-pry DOcka
Machine and Boiler shops Everything sppssinng 10 tho
construction and repair OF vessels
Branch once 7thsvo- cor. 42dst daily until p
l. NETWORK. LAKE Err r. AND WESTERN RAIL
Arrangements Of trains ;I from Chambers Depot
ssm,Dsiy except Sunday Day E!pre. drawing room
coaches to c.7ssaS cisclnRsa sni Chlcsso 'sp
tme~PuIl@sn Sleeping coscsss to BaSae arriving
bs,,s m s ssg%s Fss Ha.sOS ont nIc
Sncinna. n g LOU. $40 second Gay Cna'Ot
Express res FOR the vest Ees SOLID
% k ss s.a sHHpHE na cRess au
gps sT sSs4sS Sf, TsS to G So %s:
Buthersrs and Passaio 40 80 1870 m ~ noon
lao 800 o GO $50 30 1880 " midnight
sundays $40 $40 1910 NJ AS $50 m ~ midnight -
Paterson 100 10 1920 IL noon 40 B3jO4 20
tl0 b9O ole Oso 1880 $40 10 20 Rm and ~ midnight Sun
days 40 $50 1890 m lao $50 81 y M - midnight
Newark and Paterson va Newark 40 $40 iSOsm w
Jf2u THu snd ~ midnight SATURDAY
nights only. sundays lh am go $50 pm, s,..n,
sunprn 40 So 1920 Las 30 $3.50 10 Nlo m .nt
u midnight sundays bt5 $40 1920 IN l.1 05Os and
fMarwisE 100 10 2oam4sopm SUNDAYS sSoam
KSwburg and CORNWALL T6oVa m 3 80 t3O p m. Sunday
Eosdou, and Ginsston and Montgomery m $50 ia
'e uSsseS 10 1905 1870 m $3.50 $50 40 sh5pm sun
day 40 $50 lp2p a m $50 Q m - ...
Midhleown bAh7 bOs 1870 $50 A,3O Sil5p sunday
BAA 1920 IA $50 The trains = aud SO ~
With New York ontario and Western Railroad
Al MansL The a m train stops at Mdnst only
Jervis l,au lO2O IN A3O s.la sunday $50
1910 = IA O.3Ospm
boats leave assist quarter OF quarter after each hour
ffom $40 N 10 q every thirty minuies aud from
IUl5 IN 10 l245 a IN every hour
Tickets or passage and apartments Ia Drawing Room and
coaches be obtained and orders for the checking
and transfer Of may DO len a. he Company omees
Court st. Brooklyn, or at tho COnpanys Depots
EIpress from the West arrive IN NewYork A 7ilo
'''' JOIN N ABaoTT. Gsal Paasr AGENT HswYsrk.
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RECEIPTS.

Notwlthst inding the total movement eastward last
week Of grain was 100000 bushels greater than Tor
the preceding ok, the railroad Out OF Chicago brought
out 34O0 tons less than for the preceding week Inc
total movement OF -four grain and provisions by rs out
of Chicago last week 2647 tons less than for the
preceding week and 700 less than for the week
1883.
The following table shows the tons and percent 'ges
Grain and provisions for the ended last Saturday III
comnarfsop with the same We elk of 1888 and 1882:
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CTONINGTON LINE.

y IUNINU IUN LINE.
For BOSTON and all points EAST
The only direct line to WATCH HILL and MARIA GAN
5ElT PIER steamers leave PIER So N II. daily except
sundays, at p. In.
PROVIDENCE LINE.
For Providence. Worcester Nashua aud ell
WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS.
Train leaves Providence from lsndng runs
through WHITE MOUNTAINS Pabysnsl without change
Psrlor attached.
steamers Rhode Island and nsets leave from PIkh
30 r. daily. except sundays AZ p
". POPPLE. q A. 1T Nest At. N. Y.
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MINES AND MINING.

SALES AT TIE NETWORK nyIyG ETCHtyGE.
NEW-YoBN, sep g. 1884,
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THE PETROLEUH MARKET

NEw-YoRK, sept T.
II is idle to speculate upon the possibilities
Of the Badrdge district developed by the co duct OF
the Philips well, which. opening with flow OF over
900 barrels day flowing al the last reports az
the rate OF 300 barrels day IT is also idle 10 attempt
to say what the INSCRIPTIONS Wild cattto now go
ing ON IN the oil regions may develop There il every
indication that The Ba bridge district will not prove To
be important elem ent in the permanent production OF
tie petroleum region and the chances against sue
ces sfu strike Of oil elsewhere. The Producers Assoca
ton is mtacstronger to-day thanit at the recent
meetng-and even if the course OF outside producers
compels widening 81 present operation, until January
next the drill In most will be directed by more
intelligent ard conservative policy than has prevailed
for time. Meanwhile the first four days OF scptenl
Der have witnessed excess Of pipe line deliveries OF
l,s47 barrels the The charters for tie fret
five days have averaged Ga 3Ol barrels against 4S3s2
barrels in August 56115 barrels in July and 5000 bar
rels In September 1888 The average runs have been
Gs 24 barrels day. against 6G4s7 barrels In August
60 500 barrels In July, and &c 237 barrels September
1888. The daily average of deliveries has been 73,G76
barrels against 1854 barrels In August 55,SG5 barrels
I'm July and 20 $50 barrels IN September, 1888 The
figures reported charters TO September o. are as fol-
lows. Of
Run. Deliveries, DELIVERIES Charters.
Total Id SD Gsy m 5ss 1855 1855 s.Ca S 5sSi
A fair amount OF business done at tue Petroleum
Exchanges carly last week and The market opened
found that the supply Of stocks greater than they
cared absorb and uncertainty was sson developed Ih
cutne thr uufayOraele news from Butter County ana
brash AS tho facts may be said 70 be- dcueo OF eI'
aggeratons accompanied them, Late IN the week re-
pott ana failures IN thc oil tegoHs added 10 tho nervous
ieelng already created aud the market ended IN state
bordering panic Prices ie 10 7s cents against ooe
cents a The close OF the previous week larsc amount
of ong "o-bas been dumped out and he short Ia,
upward no cause for surprise In spite OF te demoraAed
feeling among traders
Tho range of prioes and the total dealings were rs
follows:
POi2
$780,, ''''''''''''''''"'''''''''''''''' p2L %
Iaza., ''''''''''''''''''''''''' rs 7Hi2
IsnaI '''''''''' '''''''' 7gh 7ai4
s1ss 1877 2O2 900 81 0g0
Ci,srsncss Yesterday ' 90 $50 900 s0,%ssO 900
A good tone characterized the refined oil market ana
lions he firm and ended at cents here aud re cents
IN Philadelphia aud Baltimore.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY SEPTEMBER s. 1891
Llodro anN Rooms.

AZ WEST 3bril.Sr.--A largo room on acc-
~ ohd nooi with board references
10 WEST 3ATil 81. House newly furnished
Oc throughout superior beard private BATH highest
reference required,
10 WEST lsTH-ST.-Vory desirable fur
Va nahed without board Hack paror suitable Tor
ply solan
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
| ONG BEACH.

LEAVE LONG ISLAND CITY opposite stth ST. Essa
River Boat 3tthst. 7ths and James Slip ferries
connect Daily, except Sunday sos. lOo5, II M yO5.
$40 6O5 sos 800, s25 Sundays only. $780, e35 1880
O. IN. l. 2:l5 3O5. 40J. ). 7:lO SID y. IN
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Rum. Deliveries Deliyeries' Charter.
Az Dor day ........ 6s2li 1900 b.l62 0i,5ol

A good tone characterized the refined oil market and
after an early decline OF d OF cent per gallon quota
lions he firm and ended at cents here aud Te cents
In Philadelphia aud Batimsre.
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NVMW - I,Ir'I yr I7D,,I - t7I,Tr,
NOUNTAINS without transfer 'City OF Worcester the
travellers Pier No 60 Norh River foot u
anslst New.YoTk. Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays
and the popular city Of Boston" Mondays Wednesdays
and FRIDAYS al . p m. 49,.
Limited Excursion Tickets at reduced rates state
may be secured At 2I Broadway ami Az Pef si
psrlor adj offered by this line FAST
fRFIGHT IT%E. Two steamers each wqy every weekday.
For referring to passenger hegh rates sppy
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WEEKLY RANGE.
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.sO,O57 100 4O.9g4 100 27,2s5

The totals of each article carried by all the ralr0a
Tho uenks of Ihren Yeara wore as follows.
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Curcy balance. siS.oS2.ls9 s9loS.S4l Dec sS09sSt7
The fore gn exchange ruled firm AL the week,with re-
srcted bus ness while our impOrat ons OF merchandise
chow some declines from last and preceding years the
decline In our exports f. stu greater IN the average and
pither because "a smaller movement IL anticipated,
Or for some ssbcr reason, bankers are IN
disposed 10 draw at present rates against future
exports a. tbey usually have bern willing 10 do
~ this season OF the year and rates closed firm on the
basis Of "a s3a and "a s52 for business respectively for
long and short sterling The domestic exchanges AT tho
South turning against this city, indicating an et-
pected movement OF co The latest quotations for
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trains depot foot Of Csrandt ami Dc.brosses
$40 $40 and for Esston Bethlehem, Allsnl
town. Reading, Msuch Chunk. NkesbaIrc anda, wa.
very Ithaca Geneva Lyons Bufalo and the West Pullman
through coaches daily Local trains at and 20
D. FOR Esston, Bethlehem aud Coplsy.
Trains leaving a $40 a and $40 p M. for
all points MshanOy and Hazeton coal regions sunday
trains local for Mauch Chunk $40 Leave Nsuch Chunk
n. m.
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NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT cos STEAM.
" HRS, c II NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL lesv1
Peck slip, Pier 10 as r. r. a3p sundays excepted and
IL Sundays included connecting AZ New Haven viii
spsolal trains for MERfDEN. HARTFORD, sPRlNg:
FIELD, HOLYOKE &c Tickets sold and baggage checked
at g44 Broadway. y. and Courtst, Brooklyn EIcur!
sion 20 New Haven 81 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-08
EALL RIVER LINE.

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-13
BITES OF MAD DOGS,

Two families live in the pretty little cot
ta.e connected with the Philadelphia dog
pound. and they have many visitors Most
of them come for lost dogs; but by far the
most singular people who find their way
there are persons who have been bitten by
dog, ard either bring the animal out to
have it killed or come TO find, if possible, q
dog which has bitten them in order to take
away souc of its hair as an antidote for
hydrophobia
Mr.. Bates. the Superintendent, who has
the utmost contempt for dogs bite aud
laughs at the hydrophobia idea, said that
recently u hurley dray driver came out in a
state of mind bordering on insanity because
q little dog which he was attempting to
capture had bitten him on the hand. The
cur had escaped from him, and he thought
it might have been taken by the dog
catchers. Here, sure enough, he found q
dog which he was satisfied was the one
which had bitten him. He then 'gravely
proceeded 10 cut oil about Il quarter of an
ounce OF the dogs hair, wrapped it up care.
fully and placed it III an inner pocket of
his vest. The man was delighted, and be-
yond doubt lelt the utmost confidence IN
The potency CT the charm 10 keep away the
dreaded hydrophobia.
"Thcse persons" continued Mr.. Bates,
'dont care whether the dog is killed or not,
and in this present strong contrast to
others who imagine that the death of dog
which has bitten them is their only saliva.
ton. This theory is as general rule, held
by women ut is all moonshine, this hy-
drophobia business" continued the superin-
tendent. "Why, old Bob Scott, who was
our principal dog catcher for ten years, was
bitten by dogs more than 100 times. Some
of the dogs were what would be considered
mad, but he lived through it all and never
thoug ght of hydrophoba. A little pup bit
me few days ago and then went mad; but
l am not afraid of hydrophobia. Aaron
Harvey, who has been catching dogs in
Philadelphia for many years and who took
Scott's place on The force, has been bitten
many times by all sorts of dogs, and has not
come to any harm"
A big, hungry-looking cur gazed placidiy
at the Superintendent as he talked on in
this strain to the reporter. "That dog" re.
marked Mr. Bates, "ht boy !: Ievv days
ago. He will be killed in day or twc, and
the boys mother is coming out 10 see that
he is dead, sure enough. She thinks that
her son will be safe then"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-13

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