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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
THE 1OrRATTURNBULL CASE.

The LOubat- Turnbull case was called at the
Special Term of the Supreme Court yesterday before
Judge an Worst presiding Owing to the death ofhe eldest
son OF Mr. Choate who the counsel for the psint an
adjournment taken until TINS morning. IL not
probable that Mr. ChOae will be able go and the
trial will doubtless be postponed until next week II Is
expected to last several days The plaintiff has sub
pOnaCd abod forty witnesses Ia deIehuhIs say tndp
/ hoy are readY proceed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
MIR. LEVI GETS $1,000.

Albert A. Levi recovered $4,000 from
James H. Corey yesterday In the City Court Mfr Lewis
wife was taken III with typhoid fever at the Hotel
Bellevue OF which Mr. Corey the proprietor, at Sea
bright " j., in August 1882 Mr. Corey threatened 10
move Mira Levi from the house and in order prevent
rAis Mr.. Levi gave bis checA for 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.

WASHINGTON, April 8.-The following nom
nations were confirmed by the senate to-day: W. Pea
cock of Gowsnda " w. to be agent for the Indians OF
the NevYork agency and the following TO be postinas
crs: Cyrus flhom Newton, Penn Edgar BrodHeah,
Kittau1ing penn: James A. Baker, Mllng,on, y. D.;
Guido c. HeLchmGn, Dove TN. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
DEMANDS or PAINTERS CoMPLIED WIN

In accordance with the resolutions adopted
nv the meeting Of house painters held at Clarendon Hall
saturday night. demand was made Monday In those
shops where the scale rate Of wages So so was not paid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
AFFAIRS OF TIE ARMY.

WAsHrNGToN, April s.-When Brieadier
General David o. stanley tates ID. csh Of c'cs 10 wi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31

lrr rrlrGn,ruro tn rpr-vrI

BALTIMORE, Aug. 3O.-lo-iay WAS an cNcit-
M one u tIr Baltimore coffee Exchange, owing TO a
Withdrawal OF s.xtI-ei.nt of rs 1oi ncmn .r- 1m
action Nt- taken because tAc Commit o. tAc Board
Governors allowed $40 net each for tickets costing off
.u...y-25O. ire remaining thirty-,Arc. mcmh 81 "ll
ti. becou, resp is Die for a the cApru-e, w',A ar
e.tiuatel 10 5000 , year, TAos r.uaIaI.- are mainly
brokers. c those Vtf drawing are groccr- and lohcrs,
.o confess tId nry oay join tIf .peDd4 'c ir-ol.,
4f.I rrd 3D. noul.I +. tI. result TIE coffee trade nfs
boon hUomi.. I,rr lately, and friend %. tI. itDnlu-
.a tht. iur 'ctut SEE rs So u b" eagerly pure d,rd vs.
Sow york and Wrs 4clchilf8 particularly tlr litt r,
vu br This means CON Ipelatc at great -aru-, t- they
can buv throIgh agents broker, by only paving t11
cents pcr ok cOIu-- GA. wh ret- nos being member,
they would have TO paw eight cents per D.g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

VIA WEST suOHE % Hrrs0N RfVFN.
trrIua except tfH '0 suf ~ ffriTs lFtrs
rom N N . tuftsrtt and ls'lressef ste sIafons
Tie -gu a "a aui % uaius leave Rom We,i ga II.
w chicago and ne,r'it o, M 'sp no. Pullman 'ssDss
a tirlIglI 0u both tfaua
..usp .rson Btifgo Nsrsrs FaIa. nuT1o Novafs srt
iocnfst.r 10 m, - m. sleeping aud pitlof cars
syrari.e suf oneida : 90. 'ios m. - p m
t,H.,s, en- 3b r"Pho
'afHgr fud Lake george. sFasiss go m l'T0 n.
ef0p tgnnf ttrs Nth revolving cltif 'f11f1s cara.
a. rnt-he' a. Bae9' p1fiof cars
suhfn springs 1000 n win nufc Pariot car NHuhsh
Ervoug l9d Kns,'eo '7to $50 $40. 1000 2os M.
pae.yiur. taio G,uu'sn noa,e s'ston. Kaaiststil
$50 tI.3th m snd t3np - -.
KatfrtsAll Hunter ahmmit Pine mn rhmhca ~
n ~ u l0p Buiet Paflof cars 70 -nnimh on 40
s, g,l1,i ,n9 c,usd. Rs, slss m so n as
m pafot safansa paigf sni sieepins esfs thsats
"Cstssil ant r-in,ta, 't.so $50 Io.0a Ii99 m So
g,,rst4ns ssly ag0s atnP-
Ofhaf ffains hsilF eseept sunday
live tlhirs rsrl8 M seCrna afsIrinrn ~
t1ns o. irsrnsien aFpi, q 90. tsssy rny 500 ",
, -tt.n Aa.'ten. Ws,ains ~ - h,sa.Ea 4 ops
Ialhaft SEES Y1rs ". 10 1fi iei, gi0 's3 nmsis
vsf a. 8th sse ia East tlsihN i3ss Bs-efY P-ns.
y u siatnHs toit ~ prssAl I'D ngsbigssss as .rl
Nes shlfr st4u.9 t ~ Vss ga - ssassse ssiiei ~
anI enerhel iH 1H's ipA t.stsuees vriss ess Eel
Assat sosxsg. ssa Fssa AAssA
- .ta,ssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31
Boar0 an0 Rooms.
Weat Side.

West Side.
A respectable lone woman with one child will
a :s ssa to 0saI VEST vt. 5os GSSA G fGS
GRANDE Ell PETITE CHAMBRE MEu-
Ss' a Rgs ay ,s SS G' %s asp' 0D' ~
GENTLEMEN desiring handsomely furnished
reuins With private family on s0thst near othaVe-
VSER Tribune Uptown once i,7aa Rrcaavar
NICE SMALL AND LARGE FUR.
- EisHED huoMs 10 let. with or without beard "
No. 40 WET Attn .gT.-superIor accom-
~ moiatuns with beard references
No lGa WEST 4lrH-sT.-Plcn mt, wolf
~ Sr1shed '"or'. single pr ON suite with board refer
No. 10 WEST sT,-llandsomr we'll
y furnished toyhi Ell tnt' shienees Heut.e ehf
references required
SENERAL Largo Handsomely Furnished
I. Queens 3 y.'' ia'GT r''''V TOT s'''' '"V
ILrH ST., between 9TH and 9Th vc.,-Most
elegantly furnished tonns single ~ en snito la thu oI
'''''' fanny ''''''" NiVFoii Box Tribune once
IOTH-Sf 68 WEST.-Desirablc rooms with
~ haunuil table sunny family rooms soniheFner' a.
On WEST 4sTH-ST.-Board; second floor;
with VI without private table Other room; 9sh %
lpRD-ST.. 90 WEST-Elegantly furnished
-'P rooms suite an small room all couvcn.euc's IN
eudns an. references exchanged
~ WEST 27TH-~T.. Just of Broadway, very
Handsomely lI4ll'ltl SQUARE anu tA4ilNS'' ~ n
90 WEST 3GTH-ST Back parlor. two rooms
~ hoor with without boa-d Arrangements Iof
winter
lowest 47TH-ST, with board, handsomely
-DO furnished rooms; arTIns euenta made Tor winter
ref FENCES.
81 WEST51ST-S Handsomely furnished
~ entire divided private table desired also
rooms FOR gcut.el,eu with board.
y WEST 3jTlI-ST-Ycry desirable fur
')'l ushel ros 'or winter pAysi ian ocei every con
eu.cnce
~ WEST31~T -~T.-Furnishrd rooms, large
4 and small, excellent table tale hoarIers refer
A0 WEST 2tIH-ST.-Furuisncd rooms 70
4 - gentlemen only m. largo room, nawly fcrunhcd
with private bath. also other rooms
* WEST 3jTH-ST.-A hrs. room on sec
IT, ond GoIrvith board References. -
4STH-ST. 214 WEST-Hand-omelv fur
-ftb nsIel rooms with superior board fan AND winter
arrangements made. reference.
go WEST TH-Sr.-ElCgantly and newly
W. furnished rooa.- without 'oari prices Moderate
lBS WEST 4oTH-ST.-Laree and small
- rooms v''h board second All ultd t1'fi sunny
back Iarl terms mat.r1
- WEST 5eTH-ST.->upcuor flats Of six
= rome ana 1a.a FL ,, pr .t,. ao ' &
t.l fH HI- 1fu.a~c fIi IzuIut .ls "a ~ ms per-
J. EptA. LEAYCT 'rr. 1881 rr.atvly.
3QG VEST llTu-ST-N.cig furnished
-~VD rooms, with COOL board t'r mIftei or single gene
t,uel.
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CTARIN's

GIARlNS
- CITY, RIvrR AID HAnPoR rh'NfroRrAfioN
COMPANY.
nrice Pier ~ R. foot ~ cortanfi-t
-nti " freight forwarded due .td 90 any part
" the world
r4F1rALLru FACILITIES FOR DfapArru
orders received &c delivery of 40 kinds OF freight and
shani..r tl tuF part 1f t1e city
sEA And HAHHDH IDWfN0 Avn RIVER fTD HAIR
HUR LiuHIEHAGH
Freight - every description promptly hgtertd 10 tny point
~ the harIof 70 reasonable rates
EAMnOATa, BAnHEs AND GRDVE9 TO CHAR
TER FpH ENtUHaGDN8.
Steamers IOHN aIARfN ami FnAsrUs CDHNINH
tr NFV.AVEF leave Fisf a. r. fo1t ~ Cof audit a..
stpp ~ tally saturdays eseepteil
Ffeiaht i1r ponts on %. " y received ~ ries ~
FHt Mes. Haven and paiuts East, a. rier IN
CENTRAL aHtpY ann Cummuninaw n INV rHchs
hfebn- .nd poiaf shups Evatvthins avFs,rsans me
esrsitnrt,Y SOD rpeif ~ vessps
Branch sHes 1th ave, esi asd ct daih aat IA
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING

,.. r3.raf LID .EIl.s &. NoRIu uyeG
''' 'o''.''' m ia ro5ty prtc. F, va "n''f Boats
,,- II4n ,rAGlh-Itf,EI,N3 lIEE y t,,,,
Lo1'or at4ou 7t1,Q.o = IT'S d.. 40. 41o.l32 500
1ae.not u az w. amoilvs tor MaaSyuas Con, iS1
pnAwfyqHgoMgAG on OIL Day Trains aaa SLEEPING
Ecnmps lrays rnlL,DELrml. Sah Ana gr.gn,ts,
fio. 7a1 81 Hoo o.. m, i.l5 2t5. 'i). 6ij. 1900
/ helx--.-. 1910 lyoo 1880, u loO. $780, go $50
/ ,. m. 81 tDAN. o..5 D. H.. s.aO q. u.
Leave TfI ErpN Warren nud l7. a. l2j r-O 403.
/ 2oot i',''. 55 No., o. ~ s.2i 7ssp M Sun
Aitad5 cfr5 at -5 20 HS tl 5 .T'm 30 and
d. 100 $50. 400 1885, 545 400 p n. Sundays It
F Fsl & f I'LL ai 3'q P4 T5S 3. 5 900
ZOO. $50. D. - t.t5 p IA. sundays AZ J:aJ H.
For DHtFrON a. 7.If e. ID. 3i5 p. %.
E9rTAiA-UA at7lJ. 7..5, 900 u loo. .3o 3i5, 400
at4oO 7lj, 200 a. III. lov, $50, 5.4J. j.lJ sunday
4oj 1885, 49, 5i5 D. 6 d. sunday, o, m sop H. 3d.
For ~Cu0OrTl'- NUrSrtr~ BrDU'~ LAKE AMI
AXE u0phrco>G at no. 500 q. tp. 30. 40 p. M
Is 5 gL5l5NSl2 SAN e. . n -o' l-o $780, 49,
fsr no A 55 ~ e. G i $40 y9 is 81! Xxx
$50 $50 Ill., '''' 49, '-''' d. D. -'O T. 3d. -''' ''''
For 2lAiNFIELDa tt?o PEG 7i5 7t'.e .o go l!33.
So 5..I $50. ~. 200 500 10 1850. il o. o. d
SUNDAYS 500. si5 FL. u I3e. 800 $3.50. e.oa l. ~.
- ELIzABETH a. go so. %. et5.7 500 %.
goo $50 zoos al5. .o.il5 $50 ltt. 51o5lt,537.
II4o l4jgY n. Sunday at g. 500. si' m. 100. 49,
65U. 5.,u 400 PM
For NEWARK At 300 jt5. CTS et1. Tf-, 49, 200. -l5
$50. 600 9i', 3.tt .oi5 1913 rs n 200 No. l2sL
-" f' -,t 90 ato r. ~ r7f2
l1Oopu SUNDAYS AZ 800 g. S. lD.. D 10 100 m
lis, 3I 4:'o. 51U 8lj. 500 900, 1850 pa.
For LONG BRAS. 2. OCEAN GROVE &C.. AL rail 40
o. D. DO .. o % -
7"oP D.. -JNDAYs except ocean G-oss at 500 -
o.R. --II No.. 40t ,. ID.
Fox FEEGHOLD-At 74j. II d. IN, $50. g. .. 5l5 p
Eor LAKEWOOD. rDAs RIVER and BAFNEGAr ~ 500
an. l45. i@Up.
Fur 80. ADI HAVEN, ATLANTIC CITY, |LNELAND and
BHINGEIOS A. i.-J p.
NEW-JEKsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
I.om lf,r $50. North Rrc.. ~.s -luGY Hook.
tUNHTFCl 80 ~ NJ r. BOD. So
F5r- Bllr9-!T LDSa bran b. GO a. $50 2. II
Far ATLANTIC HIuHLAN.- % $50. 300 a. ID. $40.
IU D.
For ff 81 E10,. A-Ur.FY ARR. OCEAN GROVE POINT
pLLArAhI o.. at geo. "a JJ D. 1I ll3. 80. 81. $50
? m SUNDAYS kept A'oury Par aai ocean Gfo7e at
For lAKENouD. TUN- RIVER and BAHEBGAT at 300
am. D l.. I'D m. SpuIIy. 1000 IA.
Eor rEAcI HAVEN ATLANTIC CITY ENELASD,
L Iuth r'N. Ec, l..3 , m
r ,a, be- F-,.cgrs!, a, fo.' r,.,,''y', Pc NSS
vs. l. W ~ :, eiisi, 81 N''nf'on st. t4fa9" -
Sew YORK CITY Ir proos rf % So Dourtst ~ prytt
way a- ,5 Ia'o.'t Il, ',4hat' 3 rs Is he.p-
s. tr't.r 'ouplus W J- Cog nau cheek laggag' rom
J'I.' v,iii "a uANcock.
tsr--,l tr.nt zen Paaa alt Ticket Agt
Hf'll' aVGS.e D. e AIT ii5 fi6oltj..'. ) =
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Steam oa,o ano BA'roaoe

FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points ON HpJ-
sArpNIl aui NAUlATlU k lAILtJ y "a ---tra,1ffi
leave Catherine gf A. q Ar POI ~ iL l-s- lA 10
$40 y. 600. iare .0acr than By aat other r'u-"
| ONG BEACH
LlA.E I0Sg BLAND G. r. opposite 3'I -. Ii'f
iIftf tuufr -fr.tt auI 4iWNi -IN i. -
CON g. ally, except sunday .nl ~, "a IN 49,
. d. B. -.5 3Dj. Sos. 5.f.lH ST. D. m
NORWICH LINE TO BIOS lO\. NOh, o.
y, Ily. NA.urt. ruEIiA ag' t,..,r...i.f M.
Ga. rl'.rf tlfnIls ltatrt rIrf Nn i' tl' .a.I .
az. Flow fuft. 0n rlradtyf IIit".i '' ~.
aul th' pIuuat .ti rf Boston "a Monday " ''' ''
anal It....fHHtd o. u .... .....
f..Is iIl. boz arir.i n. M l'f..tvg and ' ltf l 4l
prfiof uHVlnts-.. ar. Offered bF 'hH Nn., I" Arl
tuittItI iIrI T...t,ifi.I4 rltIl Nlf t.'ft frhilj
Iof Information tr.errns g. ptssrufc Is ~ ,-.nFV
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hlUHHpne ApHNltl--3 tWhlfs.
4 THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
. y~,., Chartered b. the State ~ New. N0rkl
HRt58G,ilI .earey k kRII tt35 %,' ...si,t
bIaa9 9 ofs I 2Tafas.' ps ssei ,d s'1
Brooklyn. y ana q eoartst. near cl,y Han
re refe q the following .vorssr, have been
Advertisers can he seen at our Office.
COOK. Al.-Private clearinghouse. 10. 7. AZ 1917
v CoSK Ai,ryat ,amny hsacs; testimonials in city
como nv private family city or
Coos ANb Atsfisf' W a siff4cel,ent family cook No
COOK and LXUSDaEss.-Good COOK and excellent
l1uudroas SO. r.. at 9l- Broadway.
IA as, private family city or coun-
LNDRE-- Pro'csiantI erstclass; city country.
LArNDRT and en- tMRERwonK.-rni er1ands the
.,CuNBLR|otK and WAurNG.-t ndcrstand' them
NCH-t--Tn2lsi Projes,anr; Grstcinss. infants 80.
4 MISS l.. CAMPBELLS foreign and d.
IA Wet lsl, e-ys1-, .fp5,ariat f,1,, viii be- e1
4 Refined Educated Lady desires position as
enc i3- west i6tl.st Mr.. E.
CooE.-Bv q fr<t-cla4s English cook who
~ 'r ngiT un'er icr business god references
CoOK-By Nr>t-r9ss cook: understands
\ har business go,t taser-hrrad pa'ty lu sao fac
ton good t..eleaocs 1873 East -4thst
To1k-By swedish girl. "a fr-t-cias- cook.
- - last st1--t. Vrrs.-t employers
EuDk AND LAT NDRE~~-In a private fam
Soeas' ''-' ia5 SIS Vc., 5astt top aoa %@er'ar
COoK.-Bva competent and reliable Young
u.aabe eli " ,c.rrue.' s5I wee. aat-'t. TOO door,
COoK.-pv q respectable woman as q first
Y o. U fa
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ti1r. for % u r~-.at.t new frl ne. Of city oa
s.o.as, Ncw-lork Ike ause sol. at 100 and North
IN. business IL p llrsy bonds could nor VOL be smaller
:, H. ID was, r','e,'n. of he Shan. m.,k.t i'm.
sf,laf tlusel- declined ru 6ll- 4tl- 4" n'- 4"'
t.lfL ana al --cl lad 81 Cleslltske and D.iH tr-.-
scr. b. rec vcrcd per cent 10 -. but the ca ten' To-
sDs .c.r p li1hcr az 1O5- bo The general o~ sll al
1a-s a-ai.st - ia. last Previous SIDE. I',I 4eH-
y =. N" aad tbe moon rec yer.d
. lf Eoclest rand Piu-blr hr-is re on 4 a. .,
= ,, ld asa. were OF "a ,t 1orls. Texas and
Pee lr income. - higher al 3'- AM nrt Western
division -oli 5)2 s5l and Atlantic aud fdcihc Ia
T.e weekly opaE tstcneu. Of nv RACES rub i.bel to.
day Slows small changes from the h- re- " VICE.
sun Is inexpIcaby tusiguihcan. w.el measured uy
tLe b. own movements %! ulo"'t .L '' "',
of c,sh ON ntud D. considerably larger .af r.
statement the SURPLUS rc.etyc ~ reduced only
E54o.175. aud sill remain AZ nc aa.1 onr tEl" "f
F3i 100000 or move than To- per cent above the 20 yer
81 flowing are te c,mra-vc totls Of Che st'tem.a'
Loan. A9 35,5sao s-s7 oso! nc O" si
,Ses:sa,t,aisr;.... s. 'ia! .5,5aPS r. s--..5
5Ss55'.. .. 'q }tttt,55o5 'Iir5i5& HSSs 45'0
r..f lovl. snow. t- D. ,ii n o.t"'en tle tot' f-
@ AID the total deposit 'H'.''
sg,a...- 'IiE.tils9S9 '5f,4.loo} Dee 5.i.o5
ro,ar....r~e sIo7707I0j slo7I5s.t0o Dec tC.L5o)
'sslIas'ds'p's 7eua'5o 7aoasa1' ice T'52'
..,. sUglqss1 al io0os5 bee f5tp155
The Tearing House NfatriYent today WH Pc. i"HE
n ,,a,r-t. t.-b ,piTITt balance. eI.lbtotl or
VI week; Evrhnhse, fi'' 'l''s'.' "'''.''''' '''.
bha.1Ui ,...t....
t.r io.ai money mnrket remains nu hnnf'd oi''''7'
o. .N to-day Mss Gown Ht llHat Ger ,'Nl -- ,.o
II. Treasury tu-iny Hthrd nn hi'n l'.'t ',
fnaIr un ht rIlus ~ tgO3 NOh ruurltf. H'h l+
suin its fati. oprfftIHns cufrffht ltr'-irH. "it
g.. payments. So H'i & CIV i'n') ""'"'' w. '''
b.. coin he anee, n 2O.aij,'-l
Iht following the monthly tliu'nl.n "i .''t
Announcements the Assistant iiffni'i li t-' 'i't"
80 ai iss w hsi, n, "' fl340l2.831
Eeltlpis during the mniih ~fstr5 "a.
g. arrfuut of customs ..-. fi'i' i''
v ,I.iiih oi 53i9 " Ao|un10
A., ,..u,.. 4 - i,t.,,si r4rronp ieT
o. 1r.1rnt Bf rrftiBtates of fposi. -...o,
eri lune 1872 $500
Un aetluai "a pus Once Dept .... i*l 70
- account ~ transfers if''' t.,4
U arrBnni ~ pstrii ieea ..t. f.t
~ aetHHft u miscellaneous 1..L
" artBnnt II bisinfsinE atcosnta - 'la3
~ o. fHHi II Asaar Nhitr ..'.. skt rsr
hh sssfHst ~ hisfs-t stv1hhts iffe i9o ~ ''''
sisi,ssilsi
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STONlGGTON LINE.
Tor BcsTuy and 900 points Ease
The only direct In. 10 WtrDH HILL AMI MARIA oAH
Sell pIEp -t.s.-.f. I-urr PIER o. d. h iaiI eaoept
sundays, ats IN
IRpYIDEsCE LINE
Fer Providence WurD-sier Nashua ana All
wHftG MOUNTAIN POINTS
IRAN leaves ptnvl-are rsn steanefs iaidsf n raas
through tn WHtIHMoUsTAisA Fabyass. "itheni ehAhss
laf'Ht tifa attached
ein-fa nhi istli sud Ntssfrhfse'ta iaaFs huh fthh
w n "A daily sseept sssaass 81
~. FvPPLH- v 4 A. iii Wssts1s n, l.
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L. .l.,. t.ra-tr .rt q. tic -t1c, Exchange hn
tpc.tltor. ,or ..-u.i ,..es .u'NOI H' hesitation ''
tm.utr m t.c early motcu.u.'. Ou ue cou ruN
toy Took imm. d.le possess 'u of tr 'c.d, a'd md'
o.. o..ri.. f.uro. lom q. t' p. Ir. c.nt higher 'lHn
i..ft,. .u.. closing prices 1UH sucDcN Wa. Irnc-
dstey followed bi 4 a Der advance of ia Go p.r nt
aud as tue tho best figure. of TIC were made .ur
- n Hr.t hour Of business, The general iuiucss ana
s..t.F OF 90. market "a toHHnci 10 10y total
,r,r..,Ia.s o. only l05t93 shares against
100000 -ap4 yesterday. ON tho reduced
= limo .fiu..uo.s. however, Uui.u Pacific maintains
,u.l rt button OF about % per cent %. tine total IL
oeI 900 7 cr cent tt &C. "a ,ud r1-c 90 t' af crv1rj
t.iuasl tl t.is lul 900 81 lu thc ht hale ho.r hi ''
Moon. Iuu tcu Jumped Loo jJl. v'tu mrarIuf,} few
tr,n.a,..o. .. -t Paul. usual was second
with sals OF $1,000 shares II opened
a. M e2a a.i gus id7 advanced
g. $685.. .ltcr cold down S2ia and in the last hour
L., room -2A to.3i.a -3s- Northwestern opened up
!. at Iol rose o. loo1,. declined 10 GOA, and finally
totatluI4 The Trunk ulc -tocks wero dun BAT an
cfrI..r movement uf Lake shore s worthy OF mon
Ito. because D. char.c.eriles the general market
4 opened upl por ,cl. at -ili ana SOLD ~p't Att'f
tina sales yer 100 s4lct at 81 >, 100 -.'s, 100 a.
s.l 100 40 80 aut then, with small bus ness down to
sOa al. On Uy %, size. Delaware La"klw''nt and
V-.t.-u records sales O, only -634O shares
which, considering TIE fluctuations back
a.. forth between 1o-l4. tire olc1iug ana
H. the closing figures 's- v.ry small amount LOUIS
vi. and Nashville was spec ally weak IN decAae from
81 10 292; bu' it closed a. 3lli. The market
inter a very dun dag, closed with an APP
pe.l.uce of great activity AZ tAs best figure
GOV r.. me @ bon s were as dun usual but wee
etrore. IHc closing quotat "a ZAP a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31
Doar0 anO Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
1 -BOARDERS DIRECTED 10 pleasant
- mo BONG II, t ,e -.i iy or or g9y ' "
4 DVEBTISFNENIo FOR THE NEW
y YORK rEHUNE WILL Bh HECtIVtn A. TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES NJ. LAS Broadway ,ornUr thirty
Firhtn ave. so job sourth4rc. corner Fourtoeuth-t,
s9 thTia'e' g9r0'' F4'l E ,, rl.4, TO-
llrl-4ve corner on. huDilCl-audtwcny ntAa.. "a To-
tp.m. lt reer. lte- -ll,.-
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS cz-
en',s W. and Iol t.-i -.i,i
NO.3t EAST 2OTH-~T.-~uts of rooms with
private Bathroom. private table or without board
~. 81 EAST 2oTH-sT-Dosr1bIc rooms
y nith ioafd rermanenf' preferred. reietcu,r'
~. 331 NAUlSON-tVE.. cor. I3d-st.-Elc
y laH. room. anc location excellent boart
DtFA~T 2pTU-ST.-S of room. with
- private bathrooms. private table or without poarl
sing r1omt
II; EAST 2orH-sT.-lard-omrl f1rui-h,d
~ ro,w' ev~len., t.lci 'frinTrmer" made =,
~ observation-disclosures rooms with
= BOARD n suite. ial sueIc ref. r.uc.'
Iif MADISON. AVE. - superior bo'rd
second uo1r four rooms an .ulic ohrr suites aud
az EAST 3GIIl--r -iuni.onclr nrn-
~ I.l,d r"ns v..h -ond bn.n r'aH ui.f r'Hnr
ru} m'' E.r"r'
D~0 NNpeuN-NyE. between SON and
u.lrd. rr .r..I 'I1.iI
@nG IININb ANE.-inrer elegantly
lUN mrnsi-,t looms als' foms "r 4inl., gentlemen.
best rrirfrrr~a
West 5ils.
-TIEGANT IAHIlE- anlo second ilonr,
u. eir.I- of en spt pi afr IAN. sup.iuf arpi nf-
mstf- rf Fftr fnnl. 20 -f-i sinal- tlHrs gentlemen
o. Zoo -i.,s { West 3lh %
4 respectable lun. woman l,ft with one ,hld
" wfftah. nr uH"0H 90 hHar'. 4lal ren fI washing
ard ifunha 30 f-He "a $50 sch a. Hf' FAi LAFAh
IARtE nicely furnished. sunuY itunt
y num. buh aaeihhe. niUieiate ieht hease privsts
l4l eat l6th -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after aug 4. 1894.

CRFAr rRuNK LINE -..
Trains clJo NsFYort VIA 6s.bro.sss AL oor.1 si..i
Usrt.frr- T,t,'nrg the west sni south vlth pl, 1ss
palse D. are attached a m ar' o. m daily Sew "a
snl ee.o NAN led Or p,r3r Dining -mo.inr and sss-
me ara ar y a U c-,ry Fig ''
,5i' irse,rf H. h fr,.rr aa , q n, Cory -11 .rsn
bal i.rnnrti RI o-.v i- .4vile r-'rs
and The Uu Regions
frtpr-e.. W I'm s1 Fir,i r, dairy ~ -lno.- .
a. an. ". "a asiIuFl.n 600 Ia rerriar We and -
.fIIl 4r.' . rl anf b u. ana uifln
u agl-n U H. f.i (. u o. Ir and 4. rl Viz a. tA- y.
M ,., -..i .IlI..r.t '
g,r A. ami r. ~ or,,VI tuGa Az with through car
.s.e Ala, -,..,., .rf.. ..ua u
y; h.}r' am A"oy r. 5 ,,na'. "a W q"3 q
~ n 20 net SO. ~ Asa1 Para o., .,,,, ,.,,,,
Ie.,oy NV rrii1r ,p'edy and iits,. ifaI,'sr 'sf
fir,oflyn fr4v,.
I.Iut I.rfv,F From TItfs .rrr % tut 1' iN III
I196p no l,iy .u1 r no .dsl.y el1o,t uonht ivt
s,'o. B5to Bq6 iS1j nd toss p m spoay IS %
aiq3oG ~ rs q 4 SO ~, a1 5 50 90 *
$50 SEA. Gao $50 100 ll.s5a a.. oi-0 5J 0gO 40 *
81. 90 4fd. "a u M
mo rtrrr ,,,r,y prrr,
- - nm :. II No.
% TRAINS EACH WAY WITKDAhS AID . n
sUNDAt, 3 STATI1Ns rs PTIrADLIe
fAIAi = ~ NEWlOHh
uorhrF TRACK. rHu MOST rtpgovrp rQuiP
MINT AR :, F T rA.TiiaT TN. IN grN7i'
rrp-ess ~ YORK UesJr8ssss and iasn
r. H..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31
STEAMBOATS, anS Railroads.

A --RQND0uT, KINGSTON and CATS.
f ogrbrs Nerburs Ms1Sons Milton
End E'ogg' sSInse'Ss WITH Ulster snd DsawIie stsn,
Steamers ~ .. Kingston ard James BALDWIN Ieay.
eept sat9iays When ~ 81 Rna.on eaTs. az n oI
hopdont sning q NeFegrg snd i9pshseepse connecting
Tnf'yFSts IT'LL s5UNfaiSSsS *" ".soN'7 '""ou'n
u .pec 'rsn oH y,P P'NoH sp1ins ' a
Freight steamer 3s,nfiay' At p N. Tor ali Iandns,
A 1870 70 SARATOGA and RETURN /,
PS, .y t IG' s. ss' g,. Tx TX
rstpds s Sss cad S.. sasS.r Seams. s,ss
FALL RIVER LINE.
rAtt HtyEA nost6V ANp rnF .E,sr
M hfhfRf al pnhsipsi suss inasi All a.. shofs 20
.@ia 81 New tRs iai asa tfe'iaesa -.
..; gsr s saS.,. ;.
y a, from fief 81 Norh itiveF loot 81 Murray &c Tea
bscteA via AsneI hoat i.om hrooE8u, p jsrsey cur
SPLENDID nANn oF MUSIC
sysr .9nas s1 vim IN lie T4sd
tsns Water Route Fun Night. Rest rive Morning Trains
to Boston, snort TAI sS4E'wp6dWRfr Fl S SlR9H'''
F4R N,EsMyPQnT r L , PTREGL .vn
sEG,SHohE REsoR1s 6F' d&rI COZ,
N FsAfSt5I A ETI 6 Il 5t e6L5SY
Lesvs View York alternate days Sundays sTeepte) @s
These steamers asEs Newport their terminus
New YORK. at ~ ao7 28i al GA e57 and Brosi
way al House Fifth Avenue Hotel and windsor Hotel
steam 'e IL q @ G On i %nue1 o 6 S %
ar y = T. co Offices Courtst- and $50 EmOnst, and
FT fly 99 RTSa5 iS oo
SEND list u Fs River Limo Tours and EIeuhoAs and
copv ~ Tip End u Yankee Land" free on sppseStp
A gems, \ Z. Gent Pass. Agent y. =.
NEW-HAvEN STEAMBOAT cos STEAM
Peck slip, Pier No IS r. at m, sundays excepted and
j sundays included connecting az New.Hagen with
psafa1 tTsiPs, t2T hEkIpEN. AA.RTsQKD sPkIN %,
at - Broadway \ Y, and Court-st, Brooklyn E1our
soI 90 Vow Haven = Sd.
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
y (Pcunsylvans Rlt,f0ot CorJauit
stations lu Ncw.Y0rS ~ and Desbrossesst
(Phlax kcad.EE foot LiDertysL
LEAVE NETWORK. cauIneuc.nE AUGUST D. 1sst.
For south AmDoy via Phia. e Roaming H. H.. 800 40,
sundays 500 $50 A. m 300. 400 D. l via Penn H. r.
49,, .i0 5000 M 100 "a. 4lO. 800 400 .. u. sun
For MataSaa. &c. VA Phna e Reading RR., 400 7i5
gHu. 1lOl a. m. 1900. LAD -.5" TOO. 40. 3d. jio,
BOD m sundays, 500 $40 D. m. 1900 4.lu p. via.
Penn Hh- t.i. i1 300 a. u l-,O. 4'lu 300, 800 y IA
Tur l,i BauS Lou- iiauch Ocean Grove. Asrury Pars
Or4. IolcI, Iar. sen Crit Point Pleasant re, VIA
Philadelphia and Reading El., 40, ,.I5, 800 D.. 10 a. m
stopping no ocean Grove or As1nrY Park. ~ -
10. ul- l2ol 500. Pc u. wa P,uu'y iy4nla hl1. ,
la r. ... .fN M sunday Not stopping az ocean
Grove or Ashury Park. D. @. % %. no.. 70. u. go
,tr fleeA9'a. va PM la.I-a ana Eehws Pg ~
PlIaLoul.t ami Hellug EH. b. i3 300 M DID,. Jap.
40 D. F.rI'AcNoet Toms Riycr. anil Btruee3t ia r.
taa Atlantic c.tr &c. vl p..i IS ncA,ul tt lt'u N,
" ' spt D'' G III. 5.FHF tn