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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.

FROM STATIONS OF
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
49,. FOOT OF LIBERTY-sr2 NoRTH RIVER
nom Brooklyn Bridge Pier 80.
For a., 9nd TESfqSS 9Su9 40 BEe gs
80 100 G suNBAYs at 20 a @ $50 200 M
Direct co1nc5 ION At Wavne Junction for Germantown and
hdcEeh and ~ Ndrr Is '0' INK 0On'-''
DRAwINGRoQM CARS On all Day Trains and SLEEPING
returning leave PHI tDELPHI4 Ninth and Grssn;sts,
730 $40 $50, loo a. ~. l:5 345 $40. 49,. 1900
befx.s,. q 80 $50 800 $50 H. Loo $50. $50 65J
pm. SUNDAY, Bis a. NJ. $50 D. M.
Leave TRENTON, Warren and Tue 1erss AZ l2j 6'2O sO3
900, 1905. li85 a NJ, 81. an o:24. 7'S5p M SUN
Tor WIrLIAM,PORT sUNBURY BEwIsBURG. and
MAHANoY CITY at 7A5 200 a. m 3.i6 1 p m.
For READING and HARRISBU re- at 100 7i6, 900 Has
No. loo, lrso 1907 $3.50, 3!5 1900 p n sundays at
F% %F and Pfr35foS S 200 H.
loo. 1910. 545. 5lj p. m. sundays at $50 ,. M
For DRIFTON al 7l5 a. H., 345 p.
ForTAMAoUA at7:l6 7:l5 900 m. 1oO 1870. 345, 400.
Roo p M.
at4o0 7:l5, POO H., Loo, 1870, 3A5 54j p IL sunday
at 500 ? IN.
For EAsroN at 400 7I5. 7.45 zoos ~ loo I:3O 3.i5
400 i35. j45 p. IN. sundys o. M. $50 ?. m.
For SoHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN. BUDD's LAKE and
LAKE HOPATCONG. at 400 800 a. IN, II 0, 4:3O p. III
Fog 6L d AZ ~ 2 a m LOO Iso 'oo $50
For SOM d Id y a. G 9 6 3 o6 y2 1872 f eaS
700, 300. 1880 N sundays at g. 500 a. H. lj0, $40,
900 p. m.
For PLAINF1ELDa at 800 600 7.I5 745. 600. $50 1880
II a. m loo 49, 80 81 '' i 3g ~ OLD
SUNDAYS 800. s:i5 m. 1870. 800 $40 900. 9p NJ
For ELIzABETE At 100 500 G15 6i5.7l5.745 ,s0O-sQ
go $50 800. $3.50, si5 4:oOii5 40 "a 66o5Ii $50
5+5 1922 G;l5 go g,t5 7OO 5'SO 500 $40, s59 1880
L.3o. 800. 1900 IN.
For NEWARK at 800 5t5. 6.l5 et5 7l5 100 500 sl5.
$50. 800 0l6, 9l5 1915 1913 ll5 m 1900 m 1874
l5 @ SS 300 SG "a d 900 49, 5 800 9 az IS
l.9oPm SUNDAYS at 800 go, 1913 m l2Oe n
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. &C. an rail- at
73o m. SUNDAYS except ocean Grove at4'Oo s'i5
1900 m. 4Oop N.
For FREEHoLD-At 745 II a m, 23O. I. 8. $40 p m.
For LAKEWOOD TONS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 300
a. IN, -, A:3O p m
For BEACH RAVEN, ATLANTIC CITY. vINELAND and
BRIDGETON at LAD .. M.
NEw-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
tOMMTN cING il r 2Sd 1884.
ForsEABRGGHT LONG BRANCH etc, at A:3O Q, II a N,
l1J. 345 445, $3.50 D. N. Sundays, y II a M $40 . m
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at |5o' 800 a. ~ $40
SOP
For ELBERON. AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE, PQiET
PLEASANT etc. NJ 600. II 90 A. lilo, $40 $50, $50
p nj sundays Except Asbury Park and ocean Grove at
800. ll:O0
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARSEGAT at 300
am. lI5, 3:I6p m Sundays, 600 a. N.
Eor BEACU HAVEN, ATLANTIC CITY. VINELAND,
BRfDGsrON, &C. lI6p m
s54 si ,s s12 Dc sS a! fos & and SIS
way ~. 65e Aud ~ stbaye Ryington.st 10 800 70
Sew,YorE CITY IN brooklyn at cs Cohrist q rro1s
way. s3S, $50 Futonst, no Manhattan ave- De kse
RAJ aIs ayS az 4 and I See fro
hotels Or r1sdepee 70 destination, u,>cocE
ne i." ssI2aLfbEqS. Ast oih liz rti So1 15e
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Drcro5Gl5.
PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.
OupSANCE Org.cr. WAR DFrARTWRyr
On La.L

ORDNANCE OFFCE. WAR DFrARfMRNr }
WAsHfNGIoy. Aug. 90. 1884. :
scaled proposals In duplicate" viii DE 'ecyed ~ nj or
uufi 5,IO wednesday, October J. 3 -, a, @hich
they sil oIouod tu tIc nee 81 li-
der- Tor furnishing this r.ucni with thrn. hundr 800
tOred shot without sih09 Or NanIh Tor inch
breed loading rifle. lO0 Of the o. sci DO 100 pounds zach
Too hem 10 weigh 1,l pounds ecl JOB ~ a. in 10 We gh
pounds each An ton o. "a. dincr HOu5 shown on the
drawings Iicct 80 tho alluwod vari.t ems
The rnic tire non 10 be not los tian --O'p pruFds
per squ'fr II 81.
from each lot ca4f VII 10 car mp ara from 10
specimens fr OF to requisite lmutr ald urm pre-
.crbed by The ORDNANCE Dep rtmeut wl DO furnished ~
tie party of the inst part without expense o. the Jntd
states
Tie so De- required 10 the usua Inspect on by
the ordnance Department and o. DC delivered on OF bti"Io
November 3d.
Rlanb onns on which proposals. must De made ami detailed
drawin, sp.cia aons be- had upon application to
dr- VIII the price per proecic for each weight Of
finished ecfi "a
Tie department he night 10 reject any or al bids
Envelopes containing proposals shoud be marked iwpO-
Tor inch shot and addressed 10 io undersigned
N.BENLT
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Express Trans SeWYork via Dosbroses and Corandt
street Ferries Al follows 3
$40 72o, $50 @ and ~ Llritedh H. ll1O n s29
$40 = 3, B. T. and and II night sundays, 6A5
% limited and 10 a m; T. s. 7. and m and ~ u'ght
Trains leaving NeTlOrk daily except sunday, $50, ss
smlen.
Returning tns leave Broai.st, statiOn Philadelphia l20l
Stl5. $40. {. $50 except Monday $50 100 go, 40
Il, and l a n tiu TED, Express $50 aud $50 NJ,
S4. 3, q. $50 40 - and on sunday l2oL, ~
1920, 4, -. $50 m. T. J20 Limited, 6i30 $40. IA
m Leave Philadelphia Camden, $50 a. IN.
Ticket ofices ~ la and "a Broadway Aston House.
ana De-bros,es and CoIaHit streets. ConrtsI
aud Brooklyn Annex station. f0lt Of Fulto 2.st.s
Brookivn Bush, Hotel HoDoken. station Jersey City.
Fnigrant I Office 10 Battery Place and Casub Car
den. -,-,,. =
1eciiARLEs l.. PUGH. JR. WOOD.
q
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ms. Natives ssoossi 90; Grass TeIana 81 5oo

81 so. ...,
sheep-Reeepts 900 shipments 45o Common to Medium
81 5dS2 %; Good 20 Choice ~ 5O6S3 10. II
aHogs-Recepts, LOO: shipments lloG market va" sa
Yokera ~ 49, Packing 80 OOdt6 % Heavy 20 So@
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.

u b ENGINEER OFF ce 2.l36 Pennsylvania-Ave, N wa
$500, WASHINGTON. II. G., August 9th, lbs4.)
sealed proposals. In triplcas for dredging the James
iVer va viii he received at this office until IL on
we1nesday sept mber 10TH 1884, and opened mmed steY
hank FORMS Specifications and any desired information
can be had ~ this ohco
PETER C HAMS. Major OF Engineers.
PROPOSALS FOR POST OFFICE ENVE-
LOPES.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, I
-. WAsHNGToS, ID. c., Aug. 90 1874. J
sealed proposals will be Received IT this Department until
MONDAY the 18th day OF September 1884, at IL o'clock
ior furnishing POst Office such quantities and
such times they be ordered during the remainder
OF the nsea year ending June 80 1885, Of the following
Nos to-. For official letters and returns.
No o. For returning dead letters
No 8. For registered packages
No Z Tag envelopes for registered packages
10 3 For international money order advces.
Bank forms Of bids with samples and full specifications
VIII De furnished application 10 the Third Assistant
W. O. GRESHAM
r.lie neral
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STEAMBOATS, aua Railroa 6s.

A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
fo, KILL e. CTap p West
sRS sp% m ls na
steamers eig q kinsston Jane. Y: BALDWIN issye
SsSh gay r It s Kns. SS m
Rc1dout and ding e. ewbars and connecting
Ti SfffsR n e Ns4HMNER RESORTS
q special fast train rom the MoUNTGiNs arriving at
Freight steamer Saturdays p. m. for all landings.
A -S4 so TO SARATOGA and RETURN;
n. 81 80 to LAKE GEORGE aud RETuRS aeists good
G c 1 sds V. d so.
iOsc1o: at Albany ' N'''' ana est 'u'a-'' ''s1n'f
FALL RIVER LINE;
FALL RIVER posT0N, AND THE EAST.
The Fs, "a route to the VILE rs
sorts Of New England and Provinces - ,,,
steamer sro P sfE steamer PR6vTDENE
o% s On Nsr a Sd ~ at S
neotOn Amer Boat from Brooklyn p Jersey City.
y" SPLENDID BAND OF MUSIC
evening IT
ISas Route Full Night Rest Five Morning Trains
to Boston, short rail H S4s S6 iFe 70 T Ni2nte'
nAR4 E2E N yiSs}Et 4 REsFgT AND
N fAfo r. A ETI OLD SIb1 cot6NY
Leave New on alternate days Sundays efcepteo s
fh .%I steamers rs make Newport their
New YORK az 81 207 28i I2i GA g57 and 1913 Boai
way House. Firth Avenue Hotel and windsor Hotel
steamer. IN BR66KLYS at Annex orce oot Of Faon
st r. 60 = Offices COurs- ana 500 fult0n-sts ana
EIPrc:; io7 9TSsdyay o p.chang.p,c,
Send Of Fall River Line Tours ana Eicaons an0
copy Tip End Of Yankee Land" free on APP eS13n
gems Y. GenI Pass. Agent n. Y.
NEW-HAyEN STEAMBOAT cos STEAM
- Frs. {. Il. NORTHAM AND CONT1NENTAL leave
II M sundays included connecting New Haven with
gssal trans Tor MERIDEN. HARTFoRD. SPRING;
az - Rroadway y and Court-st. Brooklyn E1cur
sion 10 NeH-H aven = 30.
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
" (Pennsylvtna RR, foot Cortlandt-
stations I'm New.York Z At and DesbrOssesst
tPhila.& Read Rk foot libertyst
LEAVE NEW.YoRK commenclny An .ust I. 1881 u 80
For south Amboy, via Pha ReaIng n. r.. lOls 145,
eun. :1u .. nl ittN 40 3d. 40 5ho - .3n m
sunday 4jo 90 a. m 4o' 700 n va Penn H. a ~
Tor WataHan &C. Via Phus & Reading RR. 400. TAO
T 3rD u sundays, too s45 a. m. 1900 4uU D. m. via.
Penn Rk. 49,. tl' 300 a m, 1900 lilO 300. 100 p m
FOR RCD Bank Long ilanch Ocean Grove Asbury Part.
O,,r elcH u, ~ 49,. sea Gri Point Pleasant &c, via
Philadelphia and Hcadng mr.. 400 7i5. 'p. ~ o. ~
OBJ j %. .a. 40 b, 80, " p m. sundays ln"'
atoppag at ocean Grove or Ashury Park, ~ -!
40 400 a M 30 81 3 80 no. sf,,ulng A. Rcd
For frec"i. Via hnladepia aba 'feadine mn 10.
b,,l,1, .n1 .,dp, np = 9, at9S5o ffyp0r' ia
40 o. m For Lakewood Tonl River and Darnegat via
% o. at 300 o. M lilb. 30 D. m For IpnH luter via
,ou Atanij'" DIV So va PIMA Realms FIX ~ M
a. uiUDGBII go HANcock 4. T. WOOL
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NAVY PAT OFFICE. I
oor q sTATE-sr, Ngw-Y YORK. Aug. a. 1884. !
PROPOSALS in dupl cate, sealed and in
dorset on envelope Bid for supplies Advertised" will
be a. this office until l. O'Clock september 1884
Tor me FOLLOWING supplies Of the best quality 70 be delivered
stated below. Of expense the Navy Yard, New
York:
- BUREAU CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
Pste Iron Angle Iron. Bulb Beam Iron and Rivrts as
per uetae Sc leiue which be this Oce and at
the Navy Yard the Angles TO be delivered in fifteen days
ana the balance within forty days from date OF award
ne rght reserved reject all bids that not
be deemed aivan to tho Government
TWO responsible required for the prompt and faith
ful delivery OF the supplies awarded
Blank forms will be furn shed at this Office
Bds not properly slgned and certided will not be con-
sidered A. n. GILMAN,
Pay Director United states Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-01

-, ,.r ccnt hut ,ts fua loss 10 only per cent The
srsc, he week lhro Ugh, marked by an unusuh
sasrce of fevershpess and uncertainty but aside rom
49, Gales for Europe the movements were almost en-
srsIy local The suhioned table, giving The sales or 55
A. the active representative stocks fairly reflects inc
weeks dongs;
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E1pre yewYor1 via Do,0ro..e, and cortland.

DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EoUIrs
MEST, AND TIE FASTEST TINE CONSIST.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-01

The Syndicate Mining Company has declared a diyi
deud OF ten cents per share.
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STONINGTON LINE.

For BOSTON and all points EASE
The only direct line 70 WATCH HILL aud MARIA Gan
sETT PIER. steamers leave PIER 50 N h daily except
sundays, ats p
PROVIDENCE LINE.
For Providence Worcester Nashua aud all
WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS
Train esvss Providence FROM steamers landing n ru''
through to WHITE MOUNTAINS ,FabyAns without change
PArlor attached.
Steamers Rhode Island Massach usetts leave from fl
~ N. L. daily except sundays at 8 p m
FW. POPPLk- q. r. A. III West a. NJ Z.
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The range of prices and the total dealings for the

On the whole. the refined oil market was strong last
aud fairy active. Final prices were le OF cent
higher than end OF the proceed ng week. follows
EewYOk, SIC Philadelphia and Baltimore, cents per
gallon label test
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SPIRITS OF TuRPENTINE.

SskhLxsrox, Aus. 3o.-Tarpentino nrm AZ 29c bid
EyAskAH Ass 80-Turpenttne nrm at 70 &c bid
WaxseIox Aug S0,-Turpentine firm W o'ao.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
D ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AID on
SUNDAY STATIONS IN PHILADELr
PHIA IN NETWORK
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MINES AND MiNING

cL0SiNG PRiofs on CALff0RyfA &focff
kAs FaAseisc1, Angus 80. 1881
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uHFAf furNk LINE
AND UNITED State MAIL t1iih .
1aiha leave wfot via Desprosss aud t"iAhN stress
frrfies a. follows
har.burg ritlsBurg tho West gnd south siti fnlh.h
Palace Care attached, n and D. a. taN new fnls
AMI chicago Limited ~ fsri0f Dining hmnAns AM nlaeP'
ing cars Al 81 10. cyeTY day.
WilIiamsport Loci Haven = m p m Cory aud Es &C
connecting ~ Cory for IUsyille, Petroleum 'shHs
and the OIL Regions
BALTIMORE, and the south Limited Wsshiagt9n
EHDres- ~ Pullman PaTOT car. daily except -uhiY ~
a. N, arrive Washington 405 m Regular va b ana y.
RR, at Gro 3 90 and $50 IA 34o amt u aud hlsntl
via aud o. r. 4, and N. and u ns q sunday ga
and p X. r. SIS m, p. and II night Via IS ana ~
4. p. and II night
Atlantic city except sunday with thfough car p M
For Cape MAY. excerpt SUNDAY. llilO a. N. -..--
Long Branch Ray Head Junction, and INTERMEDIATE sat9ls
via Ran aud Amboy g. 10 and II COON $40,
$40 4l0 S. and7 p. m. on sunday. AIS AID a Va
3 D. m do AZ Asbury Park
Boats OF Rrokyn Annex connect with all hroug On trains
Jersey city rordng speedy and direct transfer tor
Brook yn travel
1920 p. daily and a. m dauy except Monday. From
WashiH gton aud Baltimore 20 and Gao 10 20,
$3.50. $40 9:20, 1905 and 1898 Sunday, 655. 40
From PhoadelpIia, 800 300 $50 go Except Monday,
7;20, 7:30 $50 600, 1905 1920 and 1895 sunday
800 620 635, $50 7O5, ll35 $40, 49, 9So. lo0A
1920 and 1915 .. m
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YESTERDAY. TO-DAY

CLOSING PRICES or BOSTOy STOCKS
Bosruy August 80 1884,
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WEEKLY RANGE.

Mr. Horace L. Hotchks7, OF the late firm OF Hotcnkls
purrham n Co. when suspended IN MAJ last nav ng
paid the liabilities of tie firm in full ana with IeFSs
has resumed bu in and associated Win hlu M;
III Irver b. Rich. the late cashier, under the hn name u
Horace L. HOtchkiss a Co
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rRANgATIANTtc COMPANY

" ti-f.oen fprt and Utvro
90. ~.t'--H.. H0riH u .", '",' -. W. 80 ~
ar tAtt.ef DO foiaaniIn No turalpf prpi a. A a t
AuiMA niI lHuaH lt..tt.tN r'n's 80 iepl ~" N
IAuiAhuta tuilrt ." 'ln''l'i .'P.' '' az "'
pHtur 4.spt. 80 announce 40 'ut. pH A" hAn4no
LDUls ~ HtntAN aarnt. so Bowling dteon
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Giramtod.s ano liai.roaos.

FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
Il bATONIC and NAUGArUCK RATLROADs --steancI'
leave Catherine dip at Il IN. p m ISL ESt Hi'oi
5iIO y. m Fare lower than by ahy other route
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~ Depot foot OF Coanit and Desbrosses
At $40 m, $40 and p m for Pastor Behlehem Allen
verify Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the Pullman
through coaches run daily Local trains at a m and 30
q m. for Easton. Bethlehem and COplay.
Trains leaving at sl0 m. and $40 m connect for
all points Mshsnoy ant HazetOn coal regions sunday
trains local for Mauch Chunk m Manch Chank
GekoTI Eastern Office. No 2s5 Broadway.
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Geioral Eastern Office. No. 235 Broadway.
f. b. BYIEGroN. q. p. A.
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ T. w YIN YIN NAL A.ND IL I''..O.s
~ RIVER RAILR0A D. ommencing June 25' ISo''
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
A. Western New Ork and Northern rpresa, with
through drs wing cars 10 Roche'trf AMI Montreal.
stopping Albany iica syracuse ROch'ster Bu1a Ms
Falls Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago
l01l next faY
Montreal express through draw ma room cars.
30 thcagO Express drawing room GERS 20 'anan:
"a rua Rochester Niagara Falls Burao and Richiei
Springs connects for Oswego sharon Srines clayton an1
II a NJ Western New-YorE ant Northern Express with
draw Also connects for points m the ClsE
LOB m CatskiIl Mountains Albany Troy Saratoga Lake
and Utica Express through drawing cars On
Saturday Catsku with fast special the cats
Kill Mountain n running through thou delay.
8 p. M. Accommodation b. Albany and Troy.
90 - Iouis Express with seeDiug cars Tor Niafara
Pals, Buffalo, Cincinnati excerpt saturlyl Toledo Deoie
80 m Express with sleeping cars 70 Syracuse sud 10
~ Pacific cypress, with sleeping cars flr Rochester.
Buffalo Ma tal cleveland. l0leio Detroit chicago,
~ Lonis. Cape Vincent also Clayton except SATURDAY
T.rov r tbp morning trains west and
North except saturday n eht.
csels on safe ri Grand central Depot No. bowling
Offices Part place aud end Broadway Nerf gtk,
end 3lI Washington and 1870 fulton ats Brooklyn and "
Fuurthst Williamsburg
atqs In drs nF room and sleeping can he
procu ad 81 Of the ~ act ~ Now h0tk Guy AMI 81
Sap aaliinR lon at nfosklrn
Pasrage oalied for aud cber kcd from foslonce
.1hsse ttsins run daily Al others dalt ~ ann,sT
J " Tor fEf. g. WIZ hFN
tsueral superintendent GENERAL PASSENGER AReut
DOPULAR SHORE tlNE.-For Providence.
Three aspteaa ains daily Sundays excepted tu nHlun
"a. e y NJ 'patinf aiianinf ahA 10 10 with raa
slsspine ar. Hnaags Z. 10 !. N'h G . si'gnf
u arrives al newport fis v, p FWpt a 4iHihnA
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NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT cos STEAM
y Frs, {. II NORTHAM AND COET1N ENTAIL leave
PECK slip, Pier 10 IS T. r, at sundays excepted and
II sundays included connecting a. New Haven with
go.al trains Tor MERIDEN. HARTFoRD. sPRING;
a. - Rroadway y y, and Court-st. Brooklyn EIcur
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NORWICH LINE TO BOSTON, WOKGi,EfSSrr
y TER NA-HUA PORTLAND and q, me ost " - I" the
MOUNTAINS without transfer. "Ciy OF uror loot M
travellers iAyore leaves Pier No 30. Nortn h, 90
Canaist New YORK on TUESDAYS Thursday "a einesays
AMI The popular city Of Boston" On Mondays "0'
and Fridays az D.. -. s,o,o
Limited and Excursion Tickets at reduced Ise' IL, IN
rooms may be secure, az lO7 Broldway and TT AST
pefiOr advantages offered by TINS INC ~
FREIGHT LINE. Two each way e.eiy ~. -
For information referring ~ passenger or neighI
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w rI..lln..n -rArg- MAL arEAAEna
AMrplcAN PICKED COW.

4 PANY'S -em-veekiy Mail - Line for PLIMOU III
70 .f- pro- .luig lft. and ia re. -
Wp-TpTT 4 " GLAND sept y
HUNGAEIA .......ocpt. RlS A.. -......7ept 10
fafes a. AMI 1ilih< - oc uu.
stserage go Round al reduced rates steerAgo rom
AKslpP Sgk n + =, 60 ~ @ X RICHARD e CO..
Gen Ats III Broad N " Agts. 81 Bway, y Y.
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Ocean Steamers.

VyUNUEAIA I'M 7.
IL New and direct Inc to the south OF France
NEWY And BORDEAUX DIRECT
CHATEAU YQCTW .uc4s. educsday. Sept. "a
CHATEAU MARCIA IS new "wednesday. Oct 4
CHATEAU lie ItILLB. saturday, Oct 20
From preAt sstors-" near wal, at Ferry D o1klyn
Travellers France. SPAN ard italy, Pyrenr g. Pau,
Nc. Win time AMI expense by takns uis me
First CABIN iHDluding $50 10 100 Second ann aj0
''es''Se' '1' Fur p''FfT E B6ULANaER. 40 Beaver,t
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LEAVE LOEG ISLAND CITY opposite Sthst MAJ.
IYfr-Anusx Boat 3fth.st 7i-s aud James sup e!Ids
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-01
CUNARD LINE.

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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-05-27
The Jockey Club.

The management of the Jockey club
has not been idle lately and has secured
a good reputation OF horses, the track at
the grounds has been carefully worked and
the stalls all put in order.
Yesterday few car loads of horses came
in from the Kansas City races and to-day
and Monday several more stables will ar
rive. The following stables have already
signifed their intention of being on hand.
c. E. Crowley, Lamar, Mo, with Hialan.
thus, Lady Morton, Gold Dollar, Blaine,
and Hyderabed.
John Soden, Yall, Kas., Rumor, Bright
light, APP Warren, Geurrilla and Duke Of
Conuaugh.
Mathew & Nelson, Bedford, Iowa,
Derby, Rolls and Trouble.
]. NJ. Rrown, Gideon, Texas, Big EN-,
Jennie, Oliver. Frank, Harper, Lolly F.
and Tom Moore.
Mr.. Mulky, stable Of FIVE horses, also the
stables of NJ. Mustmsum & Co., Maryville,
Mo-; White Bros, Montgomery City; w.
B. Jennings, Moberly, Mo-, and stable
from Mexico and Huntsville, Mo-, these
with Marvin & Douglass stable of Eve
horses, secures the meeting of at least forty
horses, enough to make il q splendid sue
cess. Now let the people turn out and en-
courage the Jockey club and fill the grand
stand on each OF the three days
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-05-27
DIED DRUNK.
Charles Dee, q Stranger and a
Tramp, Killed by the Cars.

Thursday afternoon Chas. Dee, an i'm
pecunious ebriate was released from the
city gang where he had been working sew
eral days to iquisate q fine for plain
drunk. There was several days service
still due from him but in consideration of
his earnest pleadings and promises to leave
the city Mayor Hickman was induced to
grant him a remit
Dee upon his arrival in Sedalia claimed
to be q contractor and had in his posses
sion money and good clothes, but he en-
gagged in a fearful tussle with the beverage
that cheers and the final result was three
arrests and fines for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct. The last court finding
him impecunious he was assigned TO geo.
logicsl studies for the city.
When released yesterday Dee did not
keep his word to leave, but by some means
succeeded In securing enough of his favor
lite beverage to become thoroughly intoxi-
Gated. Thus fortified and finding the police
likely to again run him into the clutches Of
the terrible" he sometime about dark
started west up the railway track, grip
sack In hand, and this was the last seen OF
him alive, and not until after day light
Yesterday was his whereabouts
known. About six o'clock how
however, word came that the mangled re-
mains of what had once been a human
body, were scattered along the track at the
first cattle guard west Of the Lexington
junction, nearly a mile west of town. On
arriving at the point named, a horrible
sight was revealed. The dismembered and
disemboweled body of poor Charles Dee
was strewn along the track for forty feet,
4 La-a laor II -
chuncks Of flesh every little way along the
forty rods, while near the cattle guard lay
his valise. The fragments were gathered
up and brought to Lesure's undertaking
establishment where they were placed In as
decent shape as possible for interment.
Who Dee is or how he met his death,
whether from falling asleep on the track,
being too drunk to get of or by q volunta-
~ placing of himself in the way, are un-
known problems, none of which except his
identity, it is likely will ever be known.
Beyond the fact that he was struck by train
No. 40, about 2:30 o'clock yesterday morn.
ing, nothing is known, as be was not seen
by any of the train men at the time of the
accident, and he has no friends in this sec
ton.
From DR.. Allen, at the Missouri Pacific
hospital the BAzoo learns that Dee was
section laborer and had been in the en-
ploy of the Z q T. company for five years.
He came to the hospital May 9th from
Choctaha where he was employed under
Section Foreman Ed Conner. His certif-
cate of admission states he is q years old
and was born in Boston, Mass. He was
discharged from the hospital May the 18th,
Since when he has been on q continuous
spree,