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Return of MIR. ana Mrs. Paxton.

The Washington couple who created such a
sensation short time ago by clipping have
returned TO the city. The lady was Miss VIII
lard and tho gentleman Is Mr.. Paxton. They
have been on tour North. They arc now at
the residence OF the grooms father. The
father and mother of the bride have gone on
an extended tour South They Will no { re-
turn until 1856, II 10 said
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To-DAY,s QUOTATIONS.

Chicago Grain ana Provision Fu-
lures.
The following summary by j. X. Plain Il
Co., st. CLOUD building, Ninth ana L streets,
shows tho course Of tho Chicago grain and
provision market up TO p. M. to-day;
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-19
\ warrant for Young Nicholson.

The District Attorneys ofIlce has requested
that warrant Issue for Frank Nlchol- On, the
young man who broke Jail q few days ago.
II tho warrant Is Issued 1t Will be tho first OF
the Kind ever taken out here.
There Is no United Stltes or District law
against breaking or attempting to break Jail,
Dnt IL 10 an o1fense at common law. Nichol
son as committed for assault.
Government official significantly remarked
to-day that there nevor was an application
for a warrant against Howgate.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-19
HeId for Stealing cigars.

Peter Holmor. colored, was tried In the Police
Count this morning for petit larceny 81 ,ond
offtnsel In stealing three boxes NJ cigars from
the deliveiy wagon OF August Nenken & Bro,
Of baltimore. Henry BnrhAarf, the Pgent OF
the firm, stated that three boxes of cigars
were stolen from HIS wpgOn at the corner OF
sew nth and STREETS yesterday. Jacob
JHrt bsop, OF 1870 d street, testified that no
bought the cigars from tho detendapt.ssIFfte
care Ca IVES sent to me send de-
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-19
Drunkenness. or the Liquor HaIxH,
Can be Cured by AdmiDfstaSfng
Or. Haincs' Golden SpeciiiAV

1t can be given In cup OF cofreaS$tea with
out the knowledge OF the persopt&king It, Of.
fecting q speedy and permanat you're, whether
the patient is modera5e .dt7hkor or an alco-
holic wreck. Thousandfskf drunkards have
been made temperate NJ II who have takon the
Golden Specific In ~ cofroo without their
knowledge, and tosSR tiieve they quit drink
Ing OF their own sd&g4. No harmful effects
anteed. oige2fars and &stImonlais sent free.
Address, ~ GOLDEN SITCIFIC Co.,
1856 Race St., Cincinnati, o.
For<f6le by II. X. Helphenstlnc Ebbitt
Hoye Drug Store, and also corner Fourteenth
sveet and Vermont avenue.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-19

HAHN 4 CO., wn FsaIk gr,s,rs, 1905 Four.
soaps" Lips Prenitaaff
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-19

NOW is tho TIItB I.Iassa
buy your winter OUTFIT. Wa.r114fs6ll you re-
liable clothing lower j}zlafS0iy yhouso In tue
city. EisemRRu 3iIgeS Corner Seventh and Il.
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BOARDING..

TElHE LA PIERRE, s.. W. CORNER OF 10th
il and u Streets and the LOchiel, $40 eth ST. n,
W., with pleasant rooms and good board, are
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Every Garment

In our stock marked down. Elseman Bros,
corner Seventh and p.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
HI OF
THOS E. WAGGAMAN, OF street.
(Changeg II Rde Wednesdays and SRturdays.)
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CEcoND.HAND PIANOS FOR SALE; WAR
- ranted in good order, from S26 up to $50,
from S175 to 1900; warranted -R2ES-u
for six years; ell kinds OF musi. xkzsz -
cal instruments repaired; pia- ] \
tuned at short notice; perfect satisfaction
given or no charge, at Il. W. HeiDig Co.'s
mueic store, 1742 Seventh ct. n. W. no10-f
al1rrrI..ar
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-19

VNAUGURATIoN OF PRESIDENT CLEvE-
Il LAND-WANTED- Accommodations for
b,toO visitors during the Inauguration. All per-
sons desiring to accommodate strangers during
that period Will do well to call at once and have
BURGhS5 & CO., Room II, St. Cloud building.
9th a. II ss., n. W. dei7tf
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-19

Coughs, Colds. ,anll' Sore Throats yield
c Ss%Sly p 70 a '00us's's 4 Sons oapsicum
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DC. BONDS. Did. Ask'd m. STOCK. Bid Askd
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yXTANTED-SUPERF HAIR
w On tho female lace, on tho upper lip, chin,
cheeks and throat, growing between tho eye
brows and from moiee and birthmarke, grow
Ing high on gentlemen's cheeks, near the eyes
are freak OF nature and IL considered q
blemish. DR.. j. VAN DYCK, Dermatologst
% Grant Place, permanently and forever ro-
moves this obnoxious growth OF hair by tho
operation OF Electrolysis Qhe Electric Needle
procese)
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John A. GRAY, CATERER AND CUISINE,
~ 1d12 Seventeenth 81. n. W., Dinners, Par
tiee, euppers and wedding receptions fur
nlehed and served frst-claes In every respect.
Torrapin and game Of oil kinds. Single
dishes delivered TO any part OF the city at the
shortest notice. Also table furniture to loan.
Terms moderate.
All orders sent by mail or otherwise Will rc-
ceive prompt attention.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-19

DR.. Van Dyck beauties the complexion, not
by the use OF cosmetic paints or enamels, but
BIZ removing oil blcmishes, as Plmples, Black
heads, Liverspots, Tan, Freckles, Sallowness,
Redness and OilineBs OF the Nose, coarse, deep
pores, rougbnees, flushing and scalinees OF
The skin, thin, ecant, irregular eyebrows and
lnshes nnd lines and premature wrinkles by
the most approved Methods known TO Dormn-
tological SCIENCE, thereby imparting fresh
moss, clearness and beauty " tho complexion
that ie perfectly natural, lasting and pleasing.
Ofllce-22 Grant Place. Hours-0 to z; Sun
dayP, o to 2. Terms reasonable. Gall at onco
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HowEs BUSINESS SCHOOL, 5l7 7th st.

TOR RENT-SEvERAL HANDSOME ROOMS,
IL furnished, ranging from SO TO $40 per
month; open Crates, bath, hot and cold water,
closets, etc., on same floor; also, fine large
parlor and bedroom and n suite OF four rooms
u. W. oc1l
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NEARINI's HALL.

MI
Persons desiring TO rent Hall for recon.
tione, parties, lectures or concerts should call
and examine Marinis Hall, which has the
most commodious dressing and supper rooms
attached and the largest dancing iioor In the
District. deS-1m
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rJNHE ARNo-THIs NEW HOTEL FLAT
and sts., will be opened December 1. Tho
rooms, which are all largo and nowly fur
nished, Will be steam heated; open froplacos
in every room; two bathrooms on each floor.
The 10 carte and table d'hote dlning-rooms
will be in charge or an experienced New York
caterer. Location finest In the city. Parties
desiring to secure suites or rooms for tho
season apply on the promises. no20.1m
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wv LJIAM DEMoTT, THEoNLY ORIGINAL
w Philadelphia clothing agent, repre-
senting TOWER HALL, Of Philadelphia. The
only place for Atwood winter suits TO order at
tho small price of SI5. Cid Louisiana ave.,
next to City Postofiice. no22-1m
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NANTED-Miacallnnaons

w ANIED--A HORSE AND LIGHT WA
w gon for the winter; light work. will feed
the horse and pay = per weeK. Apply at bio Md.
ave, 8, W. deiO 81
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lqht 77s93hc Pqa Si,e. .LARD-The gcnoral market
wis str, r,r iohiy thA OPTIONS Ol up 2~l points anu
closet with the bot arnr' ruling lrm injury '
7GI G5c. mainly FOR EXPORT l2) tcs choice lfc D
tc4 - orn 5Ic. 251l toA Oco'er 2 'c cIn,1nR
80 55c. 1850 tee nb'r 12'u Co. closing '33c
To- January 1910. closing 13t &c. NV ,t' m on N.Y.,
aud do,l.ly active Stos. -, tot At 1'oc eunrd
terna at 7glc south American, . B' ItN
-Ihe market str1nt FOR an graios bu pr'r,. quo"
mtcu cIauge rd' c!nimnet ihr Hi'o o''' ,,i, ,,i
Wrs'orn. 'iH lGqt -lte dairy ha hr>lnt ',lp. 'ul
rnHs I30llr. welsh tube. l0r2}c; Western imitation
trctpcev 1jH2lc Weston Dairy. l'"l' e. N's, ln ii'
toy. D115c ...CHEtSE-liod"rs r'tnn tr ai'h tEr,
ani tnr dcmllI is steay moderate eHicnt h''.rn
quoted ~ 8241titc5 West tn hat i0jRr' Skins tx
Nt.ut ,Im4 ru every strongly H'I WIN
fair drudnd state, -1" t'i2c Wr'l'th iJ2" -"' N'"
TicF-~tc, ". at "a lG',, Tor Domestic. with fair Job
SrENrINE-puu AMI ca.v. city quoted at sac. asked
Sales. tct West .ru. Slpc ol'0 rtitinr, '-c
SrGNit-t'w was moro act ve bat s1mow1a WclN or a,
ullr Most brDt"r} quote - Tor tur ut
als1 named asa price for thai tl" when
bad accepted 10 bnf rcp0rcl That s,no holders arc
anvou. 10 rolIc Colt nl remained az ~ llhc ior
portcI 20Ool bars orlcu 81 lle this hitter rln'9rlon
was also d,ni.i R'GncI quiet rut Loaf and crushed .cf
Cnnc3 GHaGtc Powdered - 6s' gr'unatei :" iHt',
Mould -" $50; Conc'ioncr'7 a. n'-c ~t'ndaIL ~,
&C. Og ~ a7c. White Extra &C." j'ic. Extra '''
5S05lc. &C." "a ti4c. Yellow. i'05 DC. -
TNLoW-tmy hold WITH . 'a.r inquiry Primo CITY
TEA-Opron, duh Tho apoi mlrbc "a rm aud Moderate
~ active 60,
Pennsylvania TO tic 100 clscs l9-2 do, $40 5c.
100 laSi Ncw.Enrani. - % l~c 100 cases o,i
do seed priyaio t'rns 100 c1sca 1883 Ltuo
dutch. private terms. i3 ca'cs lS,i ohio lo'ict -
Bie4 Havana 1O' T. 81 10, 700 Bales Numltfi - i' 10
n 80 Lugs dun ami UNCHANGED
WOOiIhcrc is grow NJ strength FOR no'c' woods Inc
Ii daily tho AMI holders MAINTAIN
nrn range values Al other wOj5 continue slow, and
coarse grades incline To weakness
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TIE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Per Y,-'i F.---. Ts,,-'srqf RWrofia
Vr,y-Y0pK. sent 10. 1894
crNrnAL MARKEr REPORr

NTN-IlNN. T'T'-T7T ~ ~ '''''
-ort,.r- -,,t rio ouict ~ lO7s' for Far the onlY
cor ~, ,Pot M ta.. ey plate private teru'
t ,''.t AMI 10 pu.uf4 l1Hcr the l'iPl' ~. '',
i..,d g, o1h,r ma rh're was slgnt urcin' ~, IN
i,,rc Considerable coffee was offered Ii.lT l,i"s
t.,,,rtut Tine dcminl ul'N'u ll'.- -
,, ir,. ,losnr barely steady ~ no i'orlhG I,
.,nt.p,cr s. ,5,fA- % Octohrr Qua ''G IVY i,t-,,s
. go n.,.f,her tla SO January - 80, - '.",'i'
a. in. Narch. 40 AprL NoOH0'o O' ""' "'N''
MIA Grnio4 ruel quiet g.. ,..,.r c,i.s 1 at
"6rr,, spot cotton duh and IL nc loN,r l l,a,,
80 al lar home rou-umrtion. Delivrrl on '"l'I"'tt
@0, n, es Receipts the port. to-day l'''l pr, "Ss'n
~ az. ,. ,v I4f we1, aud u DDS last year. LOT l W''A
l5Gs ',l.s ap,n.t A. sos last week ana us ',' var
since -cpteinbcr l,-lGi bales. against I'7'"i same
period 1s' Hcu 49,. ,,,, ,.,,-io,, cl,.slGcoton mr.,
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. sept. 10, 1854.
STATE or TRADE.
nONLE-TIC MARkETS.

nr2ey SGg ris and wr. 4 aSer 9S 9 s. Eopr
super = }o0e 7j do. Extra - ol"t5 'E TO- tHo hid9d'
fTcnt 600 'T 'Sg arm Western steady.
l sS1 Gl 80 weePS WINTER Rel SPOT %
september 5. "a 09'gE Ic 80 1' mammal
southern White g. zoe do Yellow 81 80 western
,rn J. q &C. Western Whit j,d5icado Mixed. BIB {ic:
9e S9 Ta We,s Pors - 3D. R.cep.-Foar
2i,5 O6ls Wne't $4,000 oush Corn j. so bush" 0ais
Ia.9 G' goo DaI ~, S %aS 500 Oo'n Sales Wheat
no. iI1id Norhcrn Paclac. at ssh, so Rel Winter
lcd Corn lql ales 0o2 bush no. a. az
necht- unchanged canal ir1tlH To- New norS E &ua-
lo0lO bns Wheat l25oio bush Corn. A ZOO ons9 0at'
G n,S c 9Tn o,oS1 p 6asS 6 So 3,655 DS.a
CNclyyAu. sept lo-Floar arn Eaply, 8 25q4t*5 60
lau dun al - 372t 10 Bumelt' any. Shol'i2r%
s6or,.rh, s1i6f short ts,r iii 3d. ioss Grm CON-.
~ ~ '' r.'cip,. 7o) 6c,d s6IUmoaj, 90 head
Cmc,2 sept loF'eqr gue, oa veai FAR to 'hgicS
W n, ,. ""T i,, ~ , p,,5r, 't75,l, @ io
GRADES 'o9e - on I"o Flour, ~ l'1ti - ln nuI.S
10 >o1cuhcr ;-Ga,aEc- closing at ,,-c De,emocr
So ti.i conn ao-o.,~i an1n .,,oos .lle. ,'ne.l
C''h gttc. c.oNns a. t,2'' &c. 7'r''mn'E
2c, (S,'ii9aD 1' ro,n,a, niG,, MSS 'fs,c io.ng
ocr 5,s' .a d, en- 62 g Fl, n,r.c, Gg f'S
An ih. ,,,l ,1 S'a.il b. iarl oc',r -,ptemn., ans
ccpts-rour ltooo bolss Whr't ntou heh. '.n
oy 80 o,P -h.pn.o,. 'lanr Iluoo ib,s. Whrit .anl1
eo.. ,or gtg onsa. o't'. l.lo'' o'sh. Ne a 1000
puaou. -rt 90 -Vnu, ve,e Na Wat la1 o.N
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


nEEvEs-nece.pts were los car. Of '.22|F he'd.
oia for six days 1880 against o5l3 head for the cores
clroa y direct city sal gtercrs and
cars were sold on private t"fm The ogTms, az Jed5" NY
market opened with lot cars in ne yards Tmie
10 ocock "asing the total III car. cIy bullock or
quickly pcSe up at c aiyanco over Weincsdays figures
and some sraDe lots Of Natiyes sold at very strong pr -
Prime which there very fair supply showed
S Mors ' Soa& n have 0 81 a' IN a Yards sunday
morning caused marked weakness later on and al,
that they taken and would he until Mon.
July ,c per 10 ana Or mo sellers declared mat their
p@ The wards er not quite cleaned IHf the fact of sJewish
holiday occurring tomorrow acts "a incc'ay 10 sellers
Ini1n. sod at c t, Grc. g. II car. Of very id
rn sn d 5f t a. sS TO TO n' TO ~t e g b. the
general rance Tor very ordinary to Prime Natives was from
Export. morrow 5000 quarters 500
sp@a oT m. ee osf He % 81 Ave hdcp S oj
Snirisrs Of Be.G ami 900 caTca,,es of Mutton ''
-nIr.Ncwion Gnct for F Robcrts ohio steers l.592
~ a. y 30: - d. ~ n az u ,ic g Tor A. CamPbel
do l3j2 ~ at - l5 forI nouucly l. virginia steers,
r. at lie for f. Z Tactdr STATE 1ieci' $40 d At g.
o. y; for NcyrI HonsgmM: - virginia Steer7 ~ d.
lllc 90 %; oxen. l74O b at I0tc - 10 for r. Fiat
DO ISL ~ al S. 25i tdo l27 10. at ll'c.5G 10 Oxen
NJ GoIisuitl Tor Never 4 Iousemau ~ Virginia steers,
ll"0 No. AZ - so 23dq Is n at II Ac % y - TO- 26
b. al - 80 ~ indiauI, 1914 h. at Io4r % 10 AZ Texans
steers % 70. AZ - so l2Kcntucy 90 272 No. at 50 5j
gd9 2oi a,9tsG 10 Is d. lo'' TO- at 70 80 IL do
a. 10 o 90" a, ~ 10 at s. 90 10 10 a. &C. ~ No 40 " 5d
a S 4, at fi 9 'r d SSa| us fG at 0 DO at 9'
p At iGi9i DO LEO H. at 800; l4dS ItI, h2 -
H. No. l@ll ~ a. 91ttTS y IN 49, d at NJ 81 en-
.f1 20 1 A Nft.t ,l ID nf pa
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l1AELN,S
- 1irr. mvER A,'o HARMON TRANSPORTATION
ILMIA.A

Once Pies D.. \. b., foot of Corlaudtst
CClssents OF he ght forwarded as dire, ed 10 any pa
" The wood
DISQUALIFIED F-dILfTIEs FOR DISPATCH
lors cceyd to7 divsry u a kinds o. tre L and men
cha disc any part Z tie city.
SEA AND HARbOR TOWING And RIVER AND HAIR.
BOR IIGHIFRAGE
elg u every description promptly ghtered TO any point
o. che hs:o-ir at ssousble rates.
tTFANBOATS, NJ, p AND GROVES TO CHAR
TTR FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JOHN SrARIN amt FRASTUs CORNING
70 NFNHAVEN. leave Pier l. y. r.. foot Of Cort4udtsL
at ,. daily Saturdays e1cepteil
Ir2ft Tor points D. l. & " r. r. received AZ Pier 10
= Ne-.Tuvsn ami uoirss Fast. Pier ls.
ENlFAL SHlPNARD. COmmunipaw. n. J.-Dry Docha
chin and bois" - Everything appertatnur 10 tina
c. u'tion and repair OF
jsnch ONCE 7tI.sve, cor 42dst open daily until DIN
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nuiot; Mess Pork, tlG 90 cash and september lard
Primo steam. ~ D. Cash and september ~ 10 October
sweet Picked Hams II i20l3if Hogs. 81 OOdB 90 Re-
celpts-FiOTr $500 bblsi Wheat 10000 BUSH Barley
2OUOO SbiDmgnts-FlOur. l3OO bDls. Whaat $50 bush.
Barley. i2uUO.
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5'HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as d.,
NETWORK. LAKE Ll. p AND WESTERN Rt j.

Arrangements of tr.l--- frn chambers. NJ. Depot
an. ~ 'h,,P, S"'' ." PFC dr'"io r''n
coaches Geo Cleveland. .l.cI.i 10 auI i.tse0
lul last tut- Pullman Sleeping Cu.tArs to Is .lo ttis
i-.1t ~ I'll A.. su.n,. ,.,. 1Ir,'lali l.l- la
A. m ns,l," pa do I,rr... fol To- We.i ~o. r 10 IF
i.ne,. troLing ,.-., .e. ID, C.,I....a s ""'
81 pom iINIsrHni t.t ~.
l.ilI and Pa-s,tc q go 1910 m u.ra
80 a.0tto'..o $50 nn' Sd ''.in = .a .2 Dbl Dr..
5Iu5 40 ta' sd $40 10 fopm uA u.au..ht "a.
NrS+i. sul rair son sia New uk bto $40 II.J'H -
q su.. y,.s -urit,- 40 an, 1850 3lpo
-u't' Be- 400 .'.u q H i.th 5000 $50 $40 ,i1 pn ul
- ,u Sundays D.. $3.50 1920 am ltj $50 nA1d
H-v.a ~ .0""aw s.3'pro SUNDAY. ss0a.n.
.-i- 'l' t"i""al .D1 . d ODD $50. so % o Boa. enniJ
r.a.a s ,u'l hmeston ami Montgomery 9 Ia pa
oo. BON ~ .5o9 ls4oam23Os6o GJ0ssl5pm e4n
Il r..iaou = 1000 Ii3'4n3.3o tgossI5pm sunday
li. connect Win >e> for, luO,rD Nc,Irrn aoal
o. ~, ri. M" a 90 Train stops at Maiu-,t only
l,..ittttN I'D I'D Aot' a 900 $50 D $40 ma SUNDAY 0.'d
d, - rasc 4,t quarter OF and quarter after each lout
t'u. t4t Duto to ta POO o'cy thirty minutes and fros
g. .,te .u passage and .-Hto.euts ~ Drawing Room and
q, A ssahs 80 49, Ass aud ouiofs the cIccsns
; ., d - OF a., Broadway. ~ Wc,t,t. \. 4. No }
t..I reuol.Va rt Tie tuupafys nctuts
lr,-s srams tVm the West arrive Ia New York 81 JAW
''O JOIN ~ tnBori DEAL rass'r Agent HewYorh
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEM.JEhS,L an, NJ
<,sck y L. -. y ~ 40 $40 sac S'' "'
~Iiusat sui4ls ga,% and 5.i'iEo "a m. 400 . IN.
NYu, -prins valley aHd Nonse' ~
suHd" loas N. Apra "a 5-y1s r..ss As'A. N'" i"A
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'lI N'f'l
- 20. t' -..I e.. rs rlr ~ -. - -.-
y. ,'I IS. ..-.. d. .-' .i .. ---
D.. '..... ~
... %. , ~ D.. ,.,-
i '''
SINH, bonds ,,,l. .,. and fIr ,i.. .i .fu
a..f f.... f...I..- TH.-.....I. .I.. ...
u..t.....I e.. .....- .....I. r.f. .I I..ll.t.
I.... We. ..r. .. r,... ....I .f...,... ID. 3D..
Ia. ps--..-- DID, uu... bonds vas lo t.ou. I.r usual
".' -'. |'| i.
IT,. .. I'd ..... ..... ......
la. ,....r ....t... . ... f., ,..... o.... ..i
t..r.... ,t .of ,.u.......l, ',I. ,. -.. o.
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FoI Providence. Worcester Nashua. and all
WHITE M""NrAIN POINTS.
Ira, CPv~f Prl' ,as .i steamer. IarintG r. ma ru1t
uousI oW aIrE Hlr. "NINs .i4Dyans without change.
raIlot ,ais attached.
Steamers Olr Island and Nls.lc usets leave from PIER
- y. e. dairy except sundays e. %.
" nUNuL - 1 u Maat u Y.
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eELNNSlLNANIA RAILROAD.
On aud after Sepf -. 1885,


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trans leave York via DesbrOsses and CoIandt street
Ferries follows
Harisburs Pttsbutg tho West and south. with Pullman
Palace Cars atiachc e. ami p. daily New YORK
ana ChcaeO lmitsS Of Par0r Dining, smoking and Sleep
lux Cara. at q a m. l'ry day.
Nilliamsnort Lock x zen. Sp Cory and Ere ~
p NJ connecting a. CORY ior lltusvle Petroleum centre
ami the on HcgOnp
BALTIMORE Weshnetru and The south. Limited Washington
ENpTcss Fl Pulrh Psrlor daily except sunday -
arrive WaslNA pa iO5 Regular. wa y and T.
KN, at 6-r. ~ dgs y 30 $40 and pm. and Knight
via and - r. r ami no and . nj elt sunday. VIA
j. and + r. r. s. II M p. m. amt Il night via Is and o.
Il H. p and Knight
For Atlantic CITY except sunday, lll0 HoO ana 20
D. m through car ou D OI D u Train.
Tor Cape May. except SUNDAY. loco p
Long Branch BAY Head Junction. nd intermediate stations
va RAILWAY and Aploy B. q DOB and m u noDa, 10
40. 5u' snd7 ? m. ON SUNDAY AIS aud 800 a m.
D. %. No. 40 ~ t,Da Ashurv Park
Eoatsp Brooklyn Annex connect with a thrnnfh raniN
Jersey city aforung a speedy ami direct transfer Tor
NrOosvn travN.
Iraus ariyc- From Pttshurr Cl0 and 2oa m 40 AMI
ln'Qp M daily AM a. m daly eW.pt N'oty ir!n
Vast Dg'nn ana Baltimore Io and $40 a. l2o, $40,
$500. 3 o. a2o 100 and 1885 p. M SUNDAY, go Gao
M. zoos ana l015 FROM baltimore. N'O n. M.
ltom Philadelphia 2bn $50. tao GO Z. except Monday.
9.u. H3u lutn li.il m 90 %. iO. atO 800 $40,
19O TO $50 900 loo 5. Io 20 and 1898 = SUNDAY,
800 500 61i $50 iOj, "A IS a. mi 620 1895, $40 1000
O nt b q .t
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ro,,a, N' and aai rsu,
c1[e, ordinary - Ie s!3lo sIle
sre, Gooi ordinary ~ 10 10 49,.
a liT FLOW low Midiiias go 1910 l07l6
N M;aH y,,,l;, 1876 10 1916 lOl5l6
strict cool SIiiding- 100. H., H..
Miailns Far ...............iiil, IL IL
STAINED.
s sG9s Gaaq ordinary ..re MY %anE e.
Fnture, mo lerately active closing steady at decline oi
tS o DS%'i 800 S1 fHoo{SSS E &oyem
ber O05al0oG; Deccmher loi2a ioi6 JanRaIy' M
iOf$al6.6i; Nav 1914 1915. Jnne 10 s.1 los7 Mar
Nf FG G'IS AVD MEhi~FL6G R~MTSei drmer WIN The
r%a OK grade manly under per 66
@ active EXPORT rTe gn aTse P OF Wheat @ 1af Trtra
ohbers were inclined purchase with little more freedom.
Their oGcr"Y9 S G 2r at ,e "y o %ASaS e viii holders
generally disposed to 1 q@ Of se y'E o were NOR
export including 500 IBIS and ,aek, cy Min Extra, at
- 2Oafi - 'or the former and 81 60 80 to5 Nc atr
900 bDs Fine 81 g 80 FOR Drn and 40 q ?r
manly - S99s 90 5 r Winter Wheat 1000 bbi. win
Ter Wheat Extra manly within the range Of s. 8oGsi 80
Quotations; Fine - l5GF' 90 Snpcrqnn%, = ,"@
~ 0G 10 Fax h'' Extra state y s5d525 Good 70
40 Go9l sn2 1a - ISs50o o;ooTf1 Ghoce
s4O0eai 70: Rye Mixture = 1e - TE si'@s9t ~ 'o%
Ioms Common to FAR Extra ;! S5@til % Fai5 to G21L
,cr Whe,t Extra Il 25@sjjo; CIV Mil Extra
ior Vcsindies coa+ 30 south Amerca - soS a, 90
Taher more steady WIN ttc better trade both or export
aud home use Sac., 500 bbls Common to Good Kira n
trae demand sales 600 bgl' oucne at - m anI
fT I io't gG9e ,lo,r Al gso3 - cons MEAI-
Da} proc. @neh9nsd Yellow Western. 50 Ooa35 400
FI~iI-toi ar, scarce and wanted Georses. 5hs5hc.
Hclnns unchanged Mackorel qugt and Irregular on Che
bnls Of shore hsn nui Wy Few 40 are ohin Pc aI2H,
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MINES AND MINING.

SALES ir THE yEWrORY WvIy9 ENcHtYGc'
Nrw-YoRK. sep 10. ISL
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STEAMBOATS, nu0 Railroads.

A 81 80 TO SARATOGA and RETURN
80 81 go to LAKE GEOROE and RETURN. tctet, good
duilng season. Troy HOSis citizens Line steamers tfTY
OF N9i aud SAnATo9A iseve Pier ~ Norfs RvsL foot
'olhrr daily eKccpt saturday ~ H. connecting with
touches NJ Albany
A --kONOOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
- KILL MOUNTAIN --fln linz a. CriusfDp4 west
ROM. Cornwall Ncw1urs. Marlboro Milton rpu0hkrDpsie
hnn f''nut counccng VITA Ulstnr oni Lr1was. stony
'!'N' amt AlHkN Mountain. GuI klitoraIU Ni rpfd4
steamers 1iy If kinpstDn ani james W. BALDWIN Ie.vo
tN ~ "'oN dt fi p. n. P"r iDof frrrs'1.at. N 80
,'pl -'l'''W+ "hcn Clty OF kingston leave, ., ] D.
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Il FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Tho steamers PI LGRI " and PROVIDENCE lclvc New
YORK ON airm1ic DAYS sun 3ys included II $3.50 M .
commencing Scptembcr22 from lIcr2, y r. foot Of Nur-
tay-st SPLENDID BANDS or MUSIC on board Con
ncciiou by AuucN' Boat from brooklyn at Jersey
cry o. Tickets and ~tatcroop- De- secured in
New Urk ~ an principal hotels transfer aud ticket Offices
at the oucc ol Pier - aud steamers.
BORDEN & LOWELL.
Agents GEO l. CONNOR.
I..a An.nf
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T.
Via Philadelphia Baltimore aud Masilington.
Trains leave fr p tlvanla r. r.
except Sunday for Washngton an points WeaA
p DAILY FAST EXPRE-- through slccpiu:
coaches 70 Chicago Cincinnati. ST. Louis To- all
points West.
L. MIDNIGHr daily FOR Washington nni al points Wes.
f9r Ime Fables. Ic1ets. Sleeping Beuhs AMI Baggage
apply a tompany ONCE a. $40. S5l aud o. 80 Broadway
4 tourt-st. Brook lyni Pennsylvania Railroad