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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-03
WALSH AND LUBBOCK.
A FEW CURRENT QUESTIONS
Asked Thr>. Members of the "Cabinet"-
The Ex-Governor Inclined to Tact
turnity-Mr. Walsh and the
Fight Over Free Grass.

Among the visitors ut the reunion, sur
vivors of Hoods Brigade, are Capt. w
! &. Walsh, state Land Commissioner, an,
cN-Gov. +. II. Lubbock, State Treasurer
These gentlemen were the observed %
observers ut Shady View Park to-day
\ HERALD man found Treasurer Lub
book on the outskirts of the circle formed
around the dancing folks ON tho
platform. He appeared fresh and
hearty. lie was not in I;
talking way and II deep-laid plot To draw
him out was chnritably abandoned. But
the general question was asked: "lS
Governor Ireland and his cabinet going
To be rcnominatcd and rc-clcctcd?"
II shall have to reply To that this
way" said the Treasurer. at will he
about our cabinet, as you call II,
rs it was with the darkey.
In old slave times Il
negro said to his master that he wanted
II new master. The master desired to
know why the servant wanted to change.
The negro could not give any good real
son, but insisted on being sold to new
master. Time passed and the darkey
still kept in this notion. Suddenly he
changed his mind and said he did
not want to change his mind. His mas
ter wanted to know why. BECAUSE said
the darkcy, Il rather stick to the bad
that am than rush To the bad know not
Of Now the people might want to take
the old crowd of ireland and his cabinet
rather than to risk another set"
CAPT. WALSH
was found in summer house, smoking
and chatting with Col. T.. q. Bower.
Capt. Walsh, Of course, always has the
land question uppermost in his mind.
In reply to Il question as TO what he
thought would be the live issue before
the next Legislature, he said the land
question most asSurcdly. He then
discussed the wcll-known views he held.
Said he: 81 look for a fight to defeat the
lease laws and myself with them. If
the fight does not win mt Houston il will
go to Austin and he continued i'm the
lobby. | have started to establish Il pol
icy for our land question and j
will, if reelected, have time to work ii
to Il successful end in the next two
years. The free-grasS people are afraid
of this. | am in favor of fixing II price
To actual settlers and refusing
any price to spectators. That
is the sum OF the whole. matter. And
when the actual settler gets possession
he will take care of himself, and there
will Inc no more need of this
eternal land legislation. The actual
settler, fixed in ownership, will
do more than anything else to take the
land question out of politics and at the
same time give us Il yearly income in
interest besides the regular state taxes
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-03
Called Meeting.

TO the People of the City and County of
Dallas:
The undersigned honorary commits
sioners to the Worlds Exposition, to be
opened in New Orleans on the LIST of
December, 1884, most respectfully in
vite a meeting ofthc citizens of the city
and county of Dallas, to assemble at p.
IN. on Saturday, July 9Th, in the. court
house, for the purpose of .organiz:!ng a
Dallas county society in aid of said OBJ
iect, in order that our city and county
may be creditably represented in the
great Exposition, along with other por-
tons of the State now actively en-
gagged in the work. Farmers, orch
ardists, florists, gardeners. business
men, mechanics and all are invited to
attend and join in the movement.
All county papers please copy and
insist on all farmers to be present.
]. +. ELLIOTT,
JOHN HENRY BROWN,
w. G. VEAL,
j. ID. PARSONS,
j. Il. A. THOMAS.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-03

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The Conterees
on the Pension bill have reached an
agreement upon points of difference be
tween the two Houses. The appropria-
ton for pay and allowances of pension
agents is made 100000. Agents for pay
ment of pensions are to receive only
Sl2.50 for each 100 vouchers pre-
pared and paid by any agent in
excess of $1,000 per annum.
The act of 1878, relating to claim agents
and attorneys in pension cases is re-
pealed; provided however, that hat, the ne
rights Of parties are not abridged or
affected as to contracts in pending cases.
Elaborate provisions are made for the
protection of claimants against extor-
tionate or irregular fees by claim agents.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-03
Important

Important.
When you visit or leave New York
City save baggage, expresses or carriage
hire and stop at the Grand Union hotel,
opposite the Grand Central Depot. Six
hundred elegant rooms, fitted up at a
cost of 81 100000, reduced 81 and up
wards per day. European plan. E!e-
vator. Restaurant supplied with the
best. Horse-cars, stages and elevated
live better for less money at the Grand
Union Hotel than in any other first-class
hotel in the city.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-03

The Rev. George ii. Thayer, of Bour..
bon, Indiana. says: "Both myself and
wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Consump-
ton Cure" Sold bv j. M. House.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-03
KANSAS HERDLAM.

How IL Works There-Whnt u Kansas Man
Says About 1t.
A prominent gentleman from Kansas,
who wants to be nameless, says that
State went through the same grass
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-03
UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES mine weekly
begin 10th July, 1884, and end 10th September.
Have proved of signal use-lst, to students
who design to pursue their studies at this or
other law schools; ID, to those who propose to
read privately; and Sd, to practitioners who
have not had the advantage of systematic in
struction. For circulars apply tP. .. univer-
sity Of Virginia) to John b. Minor, Pro-. Com.
and State Law.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-03

By a new process Dr.Price is ena-
bled to produce favorings of the finest
quality, retaining the freshness of fruit,
and so concentrated that but small
quantity is required to produce the char
Every housekeeper should purchase DIR.
Prices Flavoring Extracts, for they are
he purest and best.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-03

Pozzoni's Moderated Complexion Powder.
For infants toilet it is an Indispensable
article, healing all excavations immcdi-
atcly. Mothers should use il freely on
the little ones. 1t is perfectly harmless.
For sale by druggists.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-03

What an ugly face when you took sick
ening pills. Bailey's Saline Aperient is
better.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-03

which Is Very Important.
Other plasters are dull and slow. Ben
sons Capcine Porous Plasters act
nromptly saving time and suffering.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-03

Save Your animals much suffering nom
accidents, cuts and open sores, by using
Stewards Healing Powder.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-03
THE PENSION BILL.

The best smoking tobacco is "Littl'
JOKER"
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INVEST sFO"E ROUTE.

VIA wFs1 SHORE or HUDSON RTVFN.
Al except the 10 = and 80 M. leavA
f.5m t-dst Cortl,nft and ioshro..s cations.
Ine no aal IS tftns leave from est -
only
F9r chicago snf Detroit 70 m. y D. m. Pullman sleeping
cars through on BOTH trains
suspension Bridge Niagara Fails Buffalo Newark ana
Rochester. 20 IL, g p m sleeping and parlor
through
syracuse AMI oneida Z. 90 10 m: 'sp m.
Albany 20 20 II 20 a. M. I = s,m
Saratoga ADD Lake George. specials, lo m u 20 m.
Elegant with revolving chair smoking cars.
day coaches AM Blnet paror cars
sharon SPRINGS 10 10 with Buffet iarIor ar through
Ncwours AID Kingston 49, $780, o 20 1000 1920 m.
IA snvins cafo Mountain House station. Ksterskit
Kaaterss'l Huater summit Pine Hil. Phpnicia Q %,
j 3Oa No. 55op n. Buiet Paror Cars 20 summit On 10
Soe Montreal AMI Can,da East 8 30 a m 800 p m ass
M Paror ears &c saratoga p1lor aud sleeping themes
c1isSi and cran,oa, 40 500 1000. II ~ m $50.
%. - 90
Cfauston's Only. $50 S4Opm.
Is. other trains Tally except sunday.
tirkes ume tabrs DArOr sleeping A. c0mmOfA
t0n- information. apply a. Ofcos Jrrssy city Penn Il.
station, HobOkeu, Us Masl brooklyn Court
Annex once foot FultOn.st $50 fulton st and De.
Kabave NewYork CITY 1872 2ol. 363, sl6 t23 nrVsd.
way, 1877 othaVe ts East l2bta st. 5Sq Bowefy Penn.
l. X stations foot of Cortasdt and DesoUsses ss ana
West shors station foot Of West l2d IT, Baggage called toe
aud checked nom hotels aad redenoe orders be sfs
az ticket orceA
"a stAte-sI
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE

other. for protection, "Mfs Law" he ccntisned
"ls going ~ her husband because ~ necessity
II IL natural that she should have a. ahsc'inh Tor het
mother, but rlait eonslfues Their intimacy 90 enhar
by iealousf snd destr =, tSsr .l hsi
Mfs rialts iife aRd both thr ahd Mls low can tnheh
tur the ruth 81 NY stories about els ave
Iney told the laos ! have Hialh,l Hhu
when this oasn eunes On n tue matter 10
pushed asainat me there viii come darusu 80 'ha
Will be remembered Tor years" -.
MT Elliott advances the theory that the captain hlrh
PeTmnut negtO 90 commit the assault, and that tho ha
improved he opportunity ~ paying on giulte, NV
dealing hea Vier blows than Patt eIpee ed Mrs Low
will probably start Monday for the West To JOIN he
husband, who IL now a clerk for Porter hnllcu
Collins, In Denver, salary ~ Sbo mohtn
Elliott expressed deep sympathy with thr young WON an
and said tue story In The World abJut her committing
the assault absurd lie did not display the shghtest
agitation and said he left the reporter that ne Wae not
at All apprehcnsiYe OF a conviction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
PETITE 4. ELLIorr A@EEESIED.
he TAKES THE MATTER CooLLY AID SAYS re HAS
80 FEAR or A CONVICIION.


40 FEAR or 4 CoNvICIION.
AS Peter A. Elliott boarded Conductor Rltte- train ut
Grand view at 7:lJ yesterday, NJ vas arr -iei hy
officer william l. GarrAJr4nt Nj Elliott wa
about starting for h- office in Ncw-lort. hui
HAVING anticipated tho arrest. DEE ylc dcd ia
au uuconcrruel manner An hour later bee was
taken before Justice Cole AT Nyacs, whore
ne decided to apply 10 supreme Court Judge for adm'
sion 10 bail Accompanied by Deputy sheriff Abfam
Lawrence ne took the 1898 t'hn Tor Ne" 'or" expect
nv that Hugh J. Jewett would become ms hond-man
Mr. Elliott I liked freely with TuBrNE reporter
Tits not right suppose he sad ito treat The sn)-
jet h,hily but the Is certaf noi7crsl' piece
OF work. Captain Plat knows ma IA''r kAo"l'use
o. many facts which are dec del savosy ana knows
that | bear no love for him j. piy tIat the
man who made attempt xii nm al hot finish theloD'
lie s dirty brute" Mr. Elliott tn'n detailed vcra oc-
currcuccs OF improper cOnd act by capt ain PAU wan Ms
law and year-old daughter OF tho later ana OF
othef ke proceedings. asserting that Par7 nhiinany
and wickedness had driven Mrs Low 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
1nNG RRANcH IN SEPTEMBER.

lrRou THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT Or TIE TRIBUNE. J
LONG BEANcn \. j., Sept. G.-This is the
Iaue.t month OF the year TO spend al the seasAore
an those who are fortunate enough To DE september
guest. OF cottages or hotels enjoy themselves much
better than they do during the rush oil midsummer
There have been "A number Of new arrivals within The
last tire. DAYS The hotels are dOins much better thau
they usually do at this oil The year All the cot
tag VI the Ebe Oh are leased up 70 October l. aad
not Of the rooms IN tho house.
Alfred r. burbank gave on Of his entertainments at
J. Theron Casino last evening.
new hotel al North Long Branch is TO be named
dee The was coined from the initials OF
T. Dobbins Of Phiiade phi1, who Will build the
os.'.
4Le scarboro will close September 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07


fanny co.. on tineoin.ave. 81 tiberoa Ia nearly NM
,shed n s Que Of the finest cottages on tho Newjef.ey
sea ea,st,
4 concert vac given IA the dhihsstoom oi tho ocean
Hotel last evening IN all Of the hoy chelf fuhd OF NJ
James Episcopal Church vita " H. stanley IN musical
director
Paoh, the photographer. has taken pictures Of The
richly decorated rooms ~ Elhrron Casino as they a
peared the evening Of the fancy dress bath
III, R,v j. n stan,hury, his wife ani Mise SLAMS,
bury, Of Newark n d. are newcomers al lhe ho"'"hn
Hotel. ,, A..
Mr. and Mr., Frank q. Brown are entertaining Miss
Clara Louise Kellogg at their cottage at tlbeion ihus
day evening they gave small dinner party :" The II
OfG r and Mr. Valentine of New Yor taken
joseph Mc'iii Editor Of ne chicago Tribune, with his
wife Is az the West End Hotel
Mr. and Mrs Avian Beverfdge, of New-York, arrived
yesterday at the scarboro. r-.u,
BENJAMIN G. Clarke IA cnterta oin2 MT ana MIS- FRANK
Thomson. of Philadelphia
Jose soto Navarro snd family ~ ivana are Stopping
AT tn Clif Cottage Of IN West End Hotel. .
John D. Bristol Of New-fork' LAS taken rooms 4"
Madame ChaIteiton- Bohrer the harp player appears
at the Eberon Casino next week Ill.,. , >,, Vol, ore
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frederick Fl Cakns, OF NeW-1oik' are
stoppins at the Atlantic Hotel IT,, y
Mr. and Mrs John Sloan haze as their guest ier, d.
hyde president Of the Equitable Life Insurance com
CaptSn JOSEPH Grafton the first commodore Of the old
Collins steamship Line /. al the Elpeioh VIII HIS a''
BRIGHT DAYS AT RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
RIcuFIFLD SPRINGS, Sept 6.-An excellent
concert has just been given in the Spring House parors
by Senior Caros A. serrano, Miss Kate Fitch Nine
Emilia Beaie serrauO, Dr. L. A. Baralt, and Mrs Anna
Buckley Hills.
Judge and Mrs. :. Beardsley, OF BligepO't Conn.,
a. the Spr ng House.
General J. H. Dcverearx. Of Cleveland, Ohio has re-
turned from New-York.
Mrs. l. Phillips and daughter and Mrs. J. L Dudley
and daughter OF New-York are at the spring House
The Countess A. NJ Wa.en who has been at The New
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Steam o1,a ar0 fH'roa>5.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- MODEL FAST LINE rD llit WE0l'
VIA Philadelphia. Baltimore aad " \, ."F''"'
Trains leave from Pennsvlvan O. b. Irtt . ~,
.. "a except SUNDAY Tor " asli nEton am pa. p.s T'N
"a. DAILY FAST tXIH.-- through Sleeping
eoschr- 70 chicago Cincinnati. ~ Louis '"-h''' I' Al
p1ints west
T. MtDNIGHr daily FOR Washington AMI al p9nts Vest
for Time Isules icAots sleeping boithf anu i'tA"E'
apply ~ COMPANY sOrcc. 4. $3.50. 81 aAd 80 bu~i"Y'
curt -. Lrops lyu penuay raula taiTlad
! ETTGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passcng
tran. depot foot 81 D1rauat aud Dtshrns-r- 49,
-ilO $40 and p flr ttsfon. Betlehen 4 cn-
town Reading, Mach thuns, NAArHparie IoNanis, A.
verify Ithaca Geneva Lyons BaTll ana the West. Pullman
through Goa has daily l. al trains at IN ana 90
for Ea-ton. bethlehem aud opleY.
Trains leaving at olb ~. aud go M connect ior
Ill. point. Mananov Hafeton coal regions. SUNDAY
trains Mauch $40 Leave MAucL thuEk
oeLerai Eastern Once No. 2s5 Broadway.
J. u. BYISGEoS. " r. L
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' .sis:'sSSc. reo,sos rei~ooo Inc icapw

Reserve tsafsa
.sslnstaep. feoaaon n i,Daoo Inc ie7ais
sppus .a. .itpna7i s9p6sapdo esesis7i,ifs
. The United = ana Treasury new hads fthi gui, 700
hird states h'hda te setHfr national hahh note th'u
latuh na fuinws
tWIfeh0F ia ............... fi iaa QUO
,"a, sud eas halt poo ..,........ a. 500 tsg
Iut per trhiA ...., ........ - - 300
Three pee Ients ............. lug $40, 100
tends deposited Tor circulation during tue week,
9-p- uuni bonds whdlaWn during the week
fhui,ooo National hank circulation outstanding
currency notes, $685., S6O,O $40; gold notes t1o1ooo
asslnsl these sums the Treasury holds IN Lawful moneys
s5sbbIb 1907, as follows;
feI redemption OF notes Of banks relncng oircu- - go
For notes OF banks In liquidation ...-..... I2Nl6,6l7
For note. NJ failed banks .......... .... .t02
In London British cOnsOls were steady 100 1910
II m 'nsy and lOl 10 for account United states -
mr. quoted ZIG lover at 1871 and 4l2s unchanged AT
were not In proportion those made In yesterdays home
markets and left all hgur materially below the
sIuVslents OF Last evenin = home prices. A. Pars
FRENCH per cents from 7s.s 10 TO- and sight eI-
cnthRe on london up to 52Ol2 francs 70 the 1.
Exports Of merchandise from New-York;
fOr Tie week; 1882 1888 1884.
DrT K lod So g-G "a s2.65l.f92 $24 S.si2
Gen1 merchandise 722S576 5.o0j.sei 5.j26,3i0
For the week sIO2ii-94 ss45-96 s7965Is2
Frevsly reported .34220- 500 3l22js,62s 2362l37Z5
Total since JAM s352467elO $52O7I6I7i s304l7s,9O7
Exports Of specie in Ncw-York.
F Ffsv 5ae Tsf Exported . '79 55955S . .25
Total since Jan l.. s435547j2 sllO53.6sO s47.6351O4
Imports Of specie in New York:
E E:1Sa .ya reported a5 l6f35sS7 ,52
Total since Jan / $26l364O sIO3937ol sI27sl.os4
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NORWICH LINE TO BOSTON, WORCEs-
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH.
Prem Desbrososst FOO. ~ ccrt'aafs
Splendid Passenger Cars Pullman Parlor Cars
LEAVE NETWORK OK WEEKDAYS
Ais 40 H. II asd 9iO p. $50 ,Lia.tcd), 4bt
s. and p. u
LEAVE NETWORK N sCNDAY5
AIS, Q q. N. and Q ? m.
RETU RNING TRAINS
LEAVE LONG BRANCH OK WEEKDAYS
T. sos. Limited and go l. 40 D 80 and
LEAVE LONG BRANCH ON SUNDAYS
ss20 IN A4j and $50 2
Direct connection 20 nni from Brooklyn Amer Boats
which Ply between Jersey CITY ami FOOT o. tdout BROOK
lyn. -, - - =. -
tanned at tie following 0Eices Of TIE Company
NETWORK;
Nos $40 and 4s5 Broadway 40 Aston II use. No ga
broadway staQn foot Desorosses a., station foot Cort
landtet staro Jersey city, Busch hoiei 10 o<en.
BRoORrYS;
Ca4 courtstI Brooklyn Annox station FOOT u futon-sa
cHAs. +. PUGH, J r. Woon, .
General Men'Zer. general laions'r AsehN-
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS or
NfW-TFRSEY CENTRAL DIVISION
FOOT OF LrBERTY.sr. MONTH RI -L

FROM STATIONS or
NtW-TTRSEY CENTRAL DIVISION
Direct connection 70 3ni rom nrooy9 "a Annex noa'.
TINE TAM rom PsyS8n EyFTf.r' ti'fYql 1885,
For iPHi1HBILF HfA and TRGNfoS faeirt hYos
7SS 1915 ~ ~tNnAY, a.. IS b. 55o .ot %
5Ss.,Dut hi, At co'uno,ayo Tor Maaayunt con'no.
hocscu aud Norsosu.
CfRson Sight frsIn.
rorprulps iesvo PHtrADrLpHIA smith s1d .r--n "a
SIX s3NP?} SO s,o lso@@ - Ie "a / ,9 "a
pT m satN6I9a1ysT@G.o 80 p p % '''O ' ''
Leave TRENTON Warren and .orst. a. Is. e2o sak
b%4so23S. 55G333 m "s .iis' p m a11 - ''''' ~
tor wrLltAMsronr -syNarRY LrwGsnrno. and
NAUANON CRY 40 fiti. 200 t n. $40. q m.
';' @siS5S2 To- ~ IS; sS 85 1875 a. saad.j' &
Too ia6 Tst3 s.3 ana -ahiay.& SD ia "''
Tor DRIFTON atT.l3 s. M, st5
ForTAMAQUA A7I5. 7i5. 900 - n LOO. i.50 345. 400.
For BEI4LEuEW ALI.ENrowN ana .MAucH cuUys
atiog tl6 800 a. n9 Loo 1880 3t5' tij D. m sunday
~ E4sTQx at 400. ~ ~ oca NJ lo2 lao sA'.
a.. eCtrfor' t.,,- ,r.r--r .IN prDp,- LAKE AMI
LAKE HOPATCoNO. at 100. 300 - m- 800 $50 ,. IN
5o5 - So M sunday. 35 M - '' ''' O' '''
Fer oAERy5kLE At T. o. 9(e Is vs. eoo 1879 illy
7oo. 500. l05dp IL. sundays :. 800 H. 80. $50.
~ a. b. &3Sos "a 53 32o 49, o .5o i9 go
sUSbA 3 's oo ' IS S ao2 ls 5 600 56 d. Gp g
FoI ELiIABErH 70 t.Io 600, 5l5. 40 7t5,soo's9
.64ao 3oosao IS. a. ~ % - 9oo.5l558
y 20 l2o!p j. SUNDAYS AZ :, 500. "a, m. $50. 400.
$50. 5000. 300
e. NEWARK At 5000 So. sI6 6t5, u.s. 60 400. SIS
ea' 40 s.io ( 311 rs 49, % 1855 GS315 5ts
il5. &51 80. 500 81 ,oo 800. 70 20 "a
For Long BRANCH, OrE4 y stOt r, S.. .Au rain y
80. 7.ij. $500 l! 80 g. 90, 100 l4J, ~ 500 80 ~
: so m. -JNDAt> except Ocean Grove t4oo. Al
For FHEEEoLD-4t 40 Il a. m, 22o. g. 5, 5i5 N.
Fol LAKEWOOD. TONS RIVER and BARS i-GAT az 9.J0
an. -. $50 p. u.
Tor Beach HAVEN. ATLANTIC CITY, VISELAND and
8EIDFLl-N ST % %. n.
NEW-JER>LY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From riei 80 q NOrtI River va ~,rGv Hook
'tN'fr NCl y, III. n + 2lf f--f
For sEABRIGI LCNi BRAN H. ct. az $50, 9 II A. n.
ll5. 3.i5 AS t3I D. 20. sundays, . 4. +. 49,, Oh
Tor ANTI. H4lHLAND- lt $50, $40 a. 3.i5,
SaOp ~.
For tLBEtQN,A ,BrEl PARK, OCEAN GROVE PQINy
PLEA-ANi etc rf TOD, j OJ O. o., 49, % 80, ISL
pa, sulasvs Except A-lury Park and ocean Grove a.
ForLAKkNoyp, roN- RIVER and BAHNEGAr at 30
am. ll5. 3. 5 p m. sand 3d. 300 b. IN.
Eo- BEACH HAVEN. ATLANTIC CITY yENELAND,
B4ID'EfpH, &c, i.i' ~
rcSe coz be scgr'4 at fo?t LsgT'y, F'sr 20
Nich,t: IS 23 a-t flf'b-t and prr .pt hotels
NeN York city IN BroosyD a. 80 tou-,.st lgi FIos'
Y Transfer toup1n7 VI" call ior and CHECK baggage Tom
goI f '%Sit6rTET e. e. HANcocK
HIF'DE1f'iBE4S q act IL 49, 1' st. ;. Y
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NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
STONlNGTON LINE.

- IONIEN lON LINE.
Tor BOSTON and an points EASE
The only direct line 70 WATCH HILL and MARIA GAN
sETT PIER steamers leave PIER 55 y. r. tAy exceps
sundays, III D. IL.
PROVIDENCE LINE.
For Providence Worcester Nashua. and al
WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS
Train leaves Providence steamers a. M,
through 20 NltGTEMOUNIAINs EaJyaas witloutchange.
Psrl0r cars attached.
Steamers H. .dt Island 4nG Mtsachusets iron PIER
- y Il. day. except Su1ilys a. . %. "a
Po"PLr , a .-- a. y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, SEPT o.
THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
CHARMS
y CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION


COMPANY.
ONCE PIER Is, =. r.. loot ~ Corr lanitst
Conssnncnts " freight forwarded directed any part
~ The world
UNEQCALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received for delivery u an kinds OF freight men
shaud.se 10 any part OF the city.
SEA AND HAKB0R TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR.
BOR LIGuTERAGE.
Freight u every description promptly hghtered any point
f. che haraor 20 reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BAEGEs AND GROVES 10 CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JOHN n ST. Rim ami FRASrUs CORNING
Tor NENHANES leave I!,r L. n H. foot IT.
Al .. n daily. tSatJrdays excepted
Freight t1r points j. l. & W T. r. received at Pier 10.
For New.Haven and points Fast, al Pier ~
CENTRAL sHiPIARD COmmunDaw N. J.-prY Docks,
Machine and Boiler shops. Everything appertaiung
construction aud repair
branch occs 7th.va- I2dst ooen daily until D. IN