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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-24

llNtHlnoi sept ~ .rtuvIaipsa Nanpu nnrf cat
4Wn hl Long ott hHdilra. lHa 90 short tnaI Midllra
bp' 'h 'u"fI iHit Ata id. Hnptliort - ld prr owt
N''i lNln il Too ttuA Indian HHsa Eunn Hnas fIa
lniA quo ~ o. Ils td pnf Dbl rrInn MHaf iastafu
iea W"Ai"ih uiH Land Anar tn fis ui. tiinr Wrat
era. tfa iAfd 90 iUs Hd il4ms- lnna cut Hls Oi
shoulders 49, uHuHt tH pnf uurif Uu'tnd Hftias
ihofan Aniniifan thpiia, Whrst-ttnI Moafofn
rpnntnH 10 ana Il tot Wtntaf "a Is ud paf orn
TAI 800 auuuHt uH. o. hrN Mraifra NInttr fa
Mined ~rst"rn 10 'si california 30 o. 10 ~ ais 81
A1i1thia 20 % ~ .~is. m. per cHutA. Dari-MHtd
Old D. ttFi du FoN. ls ~ ~
oi Iurpontiuo 2,s Od do A. London gia ul per r,gt
ennoi Petroleum. ID par ea0n Ol1VcT acoI- Ausric IA
hed as per cwt iili"w- i1a 81 cwt Nn-ln ON.
W.
The receipts ~ wheat of The past days we're OOn
ceuialH, including $4,000 American Receipts u American
corn b.1uL CcntalA
LONDON sept Produce linseoi on GlilGs aplg IBs
per ton Calcutta LInseod. 43s naA dd per uusr er
Ln-ecd CAKE, a. ~. ~ lfs per Refined Petroleum
81 90 ~ per gallon. spirits n Iurpenuue ga Der
cwt sperm Ol, 40. per ton kOsn Common, - Od afs
Sd far. Us Is ProvtsinuE-Lari a. Der for
American sugar o. Gl per evil FOR Cuba Centrifugal
poanlng 6. and lSs 9l3s d. Tor CUBA Muscovado
refining R10sk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-24

oirs-Linsesd on selling moderately a. $3.50 oo,,Sn
S S.sS w.s = & 9 % a. i' .nd os @
ooEAN FREreh was fair demand Tor RetT'o
easy BEHf ESdSGA% snsf'S u v FIR steam
iSo; S1, Sn%
s 100 Ton: rscE NoaS 9s 900 DsS butter Boa and hsss
MH stan qo9 SS'h Tsn tg a, r. 1Li IN
900 oases refined pc BtLrIc h,nce Norweeiln
no SS mt, sined 80 Box f an& on S pT T
~ ~ onee British ship 10000 b3s renned and nph
viii E hence, bark 1000 cases crude and 6b Sd
1900 obs G sdned 81 81 rom rom Pea,a
20 -A.PITRE hence a schooner D c. aud back from
sdi-sl at current rates BOSTON hence two 'choolers
brig with cooporage, re. JRwicH hence h1oueT
win pig rln 90c PROV lDENCE hence, sc ooner
0Ns-PoRK-This market has no, varied sine,
tTn rporters - light and otherwise very slow sales %
Mess nnal. New Mess do sl6 1911 on. Fa nhv Ness
sl5 OOasI5 DO, BEEF-Prices sr. u,c1lu. Il rulilg
t,nl an me e - 100 eratr Extra Ness 81 Packet
~ Family si5GtI4 CIV Extra india Ness s..
HANS {pe. sna Dr., e. "a d asG gn'e4 1,c at
@o, Tue aarmand u inr mainly Tor or,ues sales sales
Picked Hams 800 Pick ed 'noa ers. ~
~ ~ ana az Vest 500 t.. Picked Ham. and 800 tee,
q,e.aee quoted al ~ 10 city rickled shoulders C.
smoke Hans IA al4i.c.....NrIDDLE s-Ra6eT quiet 5ut
held army Long Clear quoted l7,c. for est
ern delivery Long Clear 91c ami shor Clear loc Long
quot 5s5ao pEEssED HOGS 't fam demand ss and
steadily held ny Heavy 10 L M "a sc PIGS a e
dunn day but before Go-e began en-
trfae win moderate bushes. g e interest
ION exporters sales D Is for nsi1ud !lOc. 200 e''
private esns also 200 tes soll for .epte n9er bu de-
les sepe@5cr7 &c 900 ties 5ee6ff 80 ~ c. cosiny
ne 2750fcs Decemnor y Sc closing as y H.
I-5l tc' Janu'ry ~ Doe closing - ~ 5c 800 Is
10 tc' a. 770c- Of rehne -aes goo tcs Continent 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-24
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
miscellaneous

4 YOUNG MARRIED MAN. with fow hours
NJ IraIrr daily walOH 20 study law Nltn ffavort
sbe nun Address a.. o. o., lHhun" puHn
4 LADY of experience makes putchnAoa and
" ruatIrs arrvlt. thn ist,i spors,iy charges mod
rfafa Al $40. tuhHnr OHlrn
NOTICE 20 PUBLISHERS AND PRINT
tuH -olof composition o sale ID reduced ratios 81
tho ulusIuH p,ra "a. D nud 800 ,suia prt pound,
iuurrruernt composition 90 composed ~ good glue and
mula.aoa ilshtesutrnt tuupuIH rffih glue anh best
thutY sruta pound. touprra beat ill
hnury ur pAu honey and pytrtmr. Composition made 10
All weather. Odrt~ on, short notices aud shipped
IltE hOlLth toMrO~IIIOH NJ lu. 90, D. ID hoI. 2l-,
NoeaIA g. j l.. n.ihis composition II guaranteed 10 be-
better .nd cheaper thsn ANY PRINTER can nato himself
Ihr Newark ~ o. -uHdny ALI of september a, 1884
oil udmg Co tht above adf ciusemrnt
ho attention OF priutrra and publishers Ia al ectrd
ncut
manufacture n an Ud prrrsuan ~ For
thu purpose OF introducing the article tar
Osin Ia the list f. Turn shed az the bare article
ho mas cr Is SATISFIED thai mai will OIL 0f
superiority and cad a. the 0f the ga'ra The
prices are frlm - 10 81 per dealers
charge and all that Is promised a. 30 tho
qualities uf the materials uzed"
DURCllASER.-A young lady of refined taste
Wshes 70 10 purchasing OuLOf-tOwn partlek sA)r
deTHctreuY ant promptly executed Tor cferunoo4 tor
Ana sddesA address Tor 81 IEt- rEiDgao .as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-24
LIvr srocK MARKEr-eY rELEGRAPH

BUFFALO. Sept q Care Receipts TO-DAY 400 head tota
Tor tbs 300 head for time last week 1890
head consigned through fpl cars market quiet aud
seay cool to ih0e shippers steers 80 80 IS 10 Far to
NJ dunn. - IO0sj 90.
ShssDReceIDts tDilv 100 heat for TINS tar
u uu Last H. 200 heat consgned
through miAe d.Il and lower; Medium 90 GOOD
q. uU-3 80 canada Lambs 70 OuOr5 %.
HOIs-ReCepC- JJ lay 81 eAl total Tor week thus Tar
Is D." neil Tor time AT wee<. l3OW neat con
signed through ~ cars, fu and lower; Meium 10
Fan HOrse % - 10 GOOD 10 Choice do, g. 80 Gro 90
Butchers Ca les 81 90 T6 :
CHICAGO. sept 3D. ne Dr3g-rs J9BrnH rsD)rts HOgs
Receipts 1000 s1Dmants 42Ol neat luarSet quet
AMI 100. lower Rough PacNng - 2JOf' 20 Packing
and 51ppnS - 20 70 2O Light - - as 90 5Ds - 90
crale-Receipts 900 hepi san nsnt4 2 100 he'd mar
ket iul; Export Grades s6 4O0 .G - Good % Choice
shipping 40 81 a. common % d%il1n - 5J0ro o1i
Grass texans 30 JOI-i 20
Sasso-R Receipts 2oOo. 4hpment7 500 market steady
Inferior 10 Far. s3 B3 Medium % GO0l- s. uOD
sy Choo 10 Extra - OIQsi 81 Lambs per ueid. FL %
G-3 Boz Texas SHccJ % uUa - no.
At Louis. sept 3}-rr'e-i2eccipt-. L90l slipnsntF.
300 market seldyi Exports 80 tlDs - Go)1 to p ce
shipping - iINtiH I go to Medium - Boa - Hf
Grass Sluves - O)Dsj DO iras, reKin4 $500
- 3d.
sheep Receipts. 1900 shipments, 200 Common to Nc
dunn, tI 70. Fair 20 Cupce g uDbsj 3d. Lambs IS 10
50 3d. Eek - uuau 3D.
H0gs-irceirt. 1900. suDnents 600. uarSrt actFri
workers. 80 ,j0t3 800 Plcku- IlsI So h@ay5. 81 oj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-24
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels and Ra1ro1ia
NEw-YoRK Sept. %. 1884
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.Yoek. septenber %. 1884,

AsHFs-Quiet and unchau red
BUILDING MATERIALS Bricks selling freely 40
80 5O for pale snoat Cement In goo demand at zoe
al 10 r Hoserdalc L1mrer dun nd weak.
COAL Dut rather more steady Anthracite IS 159
"a % Btummpus. 81 20 a. 10.
CHICORN Ground 6dHc.
COTTON-Spot Cotton duh and unchanged sales, 90
bales evening ncudn 50 export and 6Ol for
consum ptou Delivered contracts 90 bales Receipts AZ
ports to-day 0JS nales against l02ni this daY last
veek aud H. rs year Since september l, lB44lb
bales 2l9 GSs same period last year
the quotations according tine American classification ara
ae fnllo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-24

GrVvY BAGGiN.- Dome uc nc -ing Qll''c. ant
fauiy active
Improved and tir only mIl rnIe general Demands prices
nrs .nf uHcut sfrier W. Quote Nl timothy ilaf, q
-l NI. |u. t HU0HJf 30 .in tI lower Nr'd I'"
rI.. du tek gIu'oc. shipping r,dee ~ i'. straw
u g. . r. r fNrilr
WEWr. 1901. Butts luif af .afL--o Hemp quiet
of I.L. I1r for ir he anil ia. fl. ..alI
ffIl-. Little uf interest rIur here. Tho foreign
a'vuof loser au ftpof rr' lsrc uft s'lt'r -.
boz tI. rrlutfn. srrInuIfiInf We quote "lHf IffA
ll0'.tt 1carlnre. o. l.c. California. 1885, lVa ljc
fffUie-..uinf huf
haH been l"ulnh Hnl NiIf'7
fpr lrid ..rldra have been enrnwn1t dr pressed
NAVAL aTpHIe-. muta turpenune waa lower TODAY
4,tlVp UfrlWlpr roo hNa W II - year tuN DDS
Of Huii FnhfuarY 100 blIaHt q
500 Uflfr Tho fIf4IN NiNt
ton ipl opt ou4 v'r, 'a i r' opt'm r I' l XIX
nitr lHft T. Hn.fHlhH 80 tnal't Iffrun"i I'D ~ Il
ftnuHfF irhruifF i' t". -
bid 4ud aHhed lnfn uu.fi atfHInmi % i't lN ~"
entirely NOM uHl o. . 40. o. 40 i1. 30 o. 'l Il.lF
%. a. 3,I 81 tu D. tg 80 ~ o. tnaftlb n. ~ osa
W o.. - asYfA Hts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-24
Bankers ano Hrokere,
Ol1l1cI1 NJIc:I

MANHATTAN RAILWAY CsVTAyT
no r BROADWAY.
NEW-1 O h. -epL %. 1885,
4 DIVIDEND Of one and onc-hali per cent
~ the Cons1uditfd ctnru stock ~ t. company Tor
the quarter r september 3d. l--t. urrn dt,ar
4tIIe Mercantile t0 .J Broadway.
after october /. l--i
iU.frln Uuut. vii eIl4el lr 3u'rl0.f o.
urdnr. sep tDer go ami reJptuel On lIu mr. October
o. az lfa u. ". ri 80 I'LL WIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-24
proposalo.
PROPOSALS FOR GLOBE LANTERNs
DEPOT QUAKTERsAsTER's oFPTcE
Ypve tITY reDf III liza. 4

AMI ~ DEPor QuaRTERsasrEE's oyrcE
Sealed PROPOSAL, IN tplcats sub est 70 usual conftiSns
E receive a. tins o. @o ,n.v s9e oS SoSs 2sI ST
s"cs o6i Ger iarn.S and al. erins y 1iS Depot
doDe- or the The lanterns must be ~;
e tS in am stge and .ir ~ ro6es Eicks and can.
dies M STANDARD sln r., who o IN BE zen ~ ms p1s.
serves to g to rreci any bids. e,ept a. nay
be given domestic produ to9 aud Hanufaeiuse
sS"e gwen 70 artiee' Proaeton @5naies
ture produced me .oiac sast - n. eStn Of The con-
i MS and iormyf1n bddin etc win be furpshed
Ea1e ope- conts a.ns D. oDo.al. should married Pro
posa for Lanterns SC aud adre.ss 60 tae Hnqs 50 NOD.
Lieut. Col. Deputy Qnartsria- ter-C General
coAaAS gs27 7s 9gF SSTFr.Yoan}
sept Is. 1854.
CEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be-
> received TINS Office until u O'Clock MONDAY sep
5e@oe - b @ a h6g All n nseesssry rsaSes
scow, tuts 100 appliances an labor AMI TO rEe ana 70.
Nav Var 90 o. cu0c les u mud. -snd
G or o sT n a. o ho Nvy l B Sn@pSs es
behind bukhe s or above hg"dier marx as required
BIDS must be iuior.ed Proposals FOR DREDGING Navy
terI at which il proposed % do tho
VII be under tho supervision and inspec-
TN o. M yi tnglneer o. ne sr oil hut, M, On, .aer.
Blanks proposals. full information to bidders may bs
0O'A"'" . WIS '- THOMAS SEQ It FILLEBaowN..
Commodore L. =. v, Ommandant
NAVY DEPAgTf Evr
BgaEAC or PIP Pa2y,sio sso ESP fe cir St
SEALED PROPOSALS, Endorsed g Proposals
- for val uopes viii be received Al TINS Bur ~ nnt
her5S er in The presence Of bidders. or 6e supply no
Navy Yard, Brooklyn. Newiors Of the Lowing auole''
l.5go barrels asel one-ait4 N hall q, barrels:
10000 pounds pr, Meat
200 900 PPcSais .oorared ppes, Of the new crop.
.ooOl pounds RI. es .. the ae. cS crop.
fO'OO0 pounds To lato,s, OF The new crop.
nl fNU MOI "A -ur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-24
Ocean Steamers.

ANCHOR LGNE.-U. ). NAIL STEAMERS.
- GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY
,,.bur.a. sent. e-. DIS. lFm"In ~oc'. d. lO . m
t.r.t. ....-.. l,t. .f. .tIt I. O. if A. M
t..a ... l o.. sd. -r.uri.fltIs
rDH .luro,L And a. lEN-iu.tN
CITY or TDM .-....'iti q ~ % h., NOV }. . p J"
,r-rr,r SATURDAY. Y,t 81, fDm
= .iolu PASSAGE $3.50 to+I.0 second '1'a -i"
.I.crt .. tlrr service. I'D
UrsuEN. ON DGlTIiI,.-. AGENTS. Bowling 'i'fn.
- NV md direct lus the soufh OF France
EWF AID bJHDaAi \ bAfF' ].
CHATEAU AfIiN ..--.----.---- rf'' Ut ' f''p- y
CHATEAU MAFfAlA .-.--.-.---.. = ',| z
lu. .. ..s' ucar 81 % 70 lc..y '."vNi, ".
travellers Ir...-. span aid ittF. iel''' ~,
T. ,. .. L Vs. save liue expense uy aknS i's l- al.
Ft-t D. 4lln 40 10 500 SECOND A'u va,
s'esr-ss go fo' H4'.1 90 GoU LANCER. 40 Be4yersa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-24
NUNARD LINE.

NOTICE" LANE ROUTE"
FROM NEW WORK 10 LlNEhPDoL, VIA QUEENS
TOWN
FROM PIER 80 90 .0nrU RrrrR ,,
bo y A---------.----- " ~
on n " cone ely ~ -
...... It. .-t. 90. a e-JJ
-t-erax- and ali l.rt5 " Luope A. very Nv
Frsl.lf Office, 50. Bow Ing brerl
VERNON II. BROW 81 Co, AseltA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-24

IL
d,v' Business was covered sales OF Alabama oass
zone bond at 79is and virginia os 9slerreu AZ w.
b deaings in railway bonds included greater num-
her OF than has been usual OF S 0'
ally In small amounts "'e a,ac,iatve Eind.
in character. Among the specn ns,n r1ices
f Ht Fri" seconds after 5I2 and 52i9 showed some
Nrnnes. at S2e Missouri, Kansas ana IefaS consos
were of q AT 1884 and Chesapeake ana ONO currenS
y. were y lower at 30 Canada southern hr-ts were
steady Al 963, g97 and the seconds SOFA ~ %Io5I
Mesr shore and Buffalo nrst S. we're of q
at 4Os East Tennessee yirglna ana and Great
Northern hrsts sold at llO's@ lloi2 a"d
Quincy debentnre - were up Il 400 Texas and Paclne
Rio Craude division, were steady At 40 Northern RACINE
drsts we're b lower at l03i9- ,,. ar-q- GOO
made up by gains Of $70i,7l2 coin and 50 tSO cur
rcncy The days operations covered: hec 'pe'
SlIGo76l payments, Ss32342i t SGTren'y 0'''''''
The rate for call the stock Exchange has he
come stereotyped at y per cent ana roe eif "o
The Clearing House statement today was az IouoNs
me United states Treasury Washington TO-DAY re-
ccved 500 600 u National hank notes for redemption
The customs receipts were Sli|'OJ'' ana inc i'e ''
The foreign Exchanges quiet and firm AZ yesieF
B Haykere 6l - s5S and 81 sia. long and short
sie59f rs esq $50 az. . and io for eders
I'm London British conSols were easier ana 4o, .
lOl 1-l6 for money and lol Is Tor acc9nn l.'u 10 m
il5l4 Quotations for American railway were al lowtT
lfer the fashion of Yesterday home declines bul D'L
ana IIud SON Lake shore and st. Paul were specl'-E
weak At Paris. French per cents were up 10 $50
francs. r,rD.r, p,pNrvcs
PrHIrNGroN CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN.
1892. 1882, 1884
oeie15 week m sept eC0o9l f62fol SCI. II
Jam i 10 sept IA &c.,. 1.s.4.549 LoSi3Gl lslLo,5
Exports of merchandise from New-Nork:
1892 1888 lsSt
For tle week ~ 2~3oc4 S74l2G4 f70GSfll
preionsIv reported 23s .83O35U 2517093'7 22r5"'oo
Total SINCE Jan s247 27359i $500 52o22 s25i5''s25
~-tpr.N- Fr,NFf.A rNfcfT'
rov-ov sept 93-I2.}o D. m.-Ccnsols l0l l-l8 for
money ami the account itel -ti't- tu ,I't
Teu -oul- l. d1 t0Ir and ii 'cr Cent HpuI' l'4
Atllnt f. AMI Great Western % at iortase lru'f- Nc
fIartt.s s.- second MORTGAGE -rie 8 a. 90 7',t'l
Dou-l.4 SD NcwJtrsN Central First Nortt"e' l'nl7
lH-.. \cW.. ork eutra, 1921 Illinois Cen a. lt ,ln
4ryina Il7. eadia- l2's hevtI ordinary, 80 = cana
dian pIciuc go 80 Paul C0umJl sta -,
Iarsai,ce- quote FARGO Pen Denl tclio7 81 IS francs ODD
y w. H. Illinois Central, l2t'a Headue Ia ST. Paul
De. - IA, amount ~ bullion Withdrawn from Inc Bau4
of ina land on u3 iuc. tH-Ifv a. 1000
,luui. Urre Per .tAi i.t7 A 20 i""'' col"
confines fJr tuc account
eALES Ar TIE yECYDGt WyfvG rC'FtvG&
NEW TJtt sep. 30. f-3L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-24

The Andes Mining Company has levied assessment
of 20 cents per ~llro.
The ontario silver Mining Company ha- declared "a
dividend for AUGUST of ~15uOu. PAYABLE 20 Stockholders
record september - september go Tins WIZ make
the total dividends pad by the company $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-24

Is FANCY -
Huruna trtm aud A'hlrr
Ayira hro,n taliiort Com. hide elAlhia
fight e. a2i g-4alI gIH-l 49,.
Middle. NO 90 4iH4ip 49,
Heavy IHrl
u0udd tmdi ila12 n4iI Hi0alI ~ az D.
lgsi lauaa ca Az hlitt -
elaigbtrr slaughter
Tlrlt 10 Iight crnp. .....--..-l "a q
MiddieBtcka ....1t aii Middle crop ....-.----t ~
MdIe iiaak heavy. 81 a1i rlra ..--.-... - =
Calcutta burlla Light ~ az. ,gci Middle .OHdAp
Damag ed. l7d4uc
NJ LASS L--Dul aud unchanged.
METAL,-On 'thuu today iron-Dull but seA1y
Duct Certificates l. yaelt bd AM % aAAe"
Tn. quiet All weaker spot closing offered al - iI,
I'm Plato pufcy nuMluh WIZ
- ~ asked Copper. dul. Lard offered AZ 1910 aud
~ 70 baltimore quoted H. Soc az lc...L ea strung
fore rn qunsd zoe Dos, ON IT cali. 10 tons domestic
spot sold 39.c.. speteT, stead foreign pnoted tsoS
1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-24
NAV be nscrhea 20 he llquldatOn Of trod spoeu

latOn. -. ,--.o,,Inr
R,ds FOR the "a wero and for the 4s ana 49s
per cent higher Annexed the closing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-24
EUION LINE. -

FOR QUrl a lows AN LIN EkPJOL
Leaving Pier 80. y. b. f.of NJ nln.
= LA
NENAu s''r. ''i 10 "A
vs. 80 80 N~l N .- .,'' .tt ' - J. u
AL
Ais ~1ttiAtf &C. ' h n
- These steamers built " win watertZh con-.
with requisite 20 make tbs
across he Atlantic both safe an. 'grra To- haVss
BIT -uOk4u--.0 DRAWN FOO panp tnl lsrAryl
8lsO sfeHardc7s and caterer Oh eacn
steamer The - tyrlous all per qck thus nsurnf
hose % al Injuries az perfect ventilation tHf
Rut. -
c0r7c O. $50. $50 and tl00s
inter- eald e.. 40 40 ,OS
NFL-- u = O p uAUAAY. GrIlN & 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-24

CANADA de Kers hioc .------W ednesay sept - 81 n
n. tflIr-,iiY.
III ItJ..T d, I0g--,ln 1905 " ,due-,iy. OCT = ID
tn.c payable si. amounts 20 suit, on the Bang u
b Y /. ~ .EBIAN agenL No Q 8ag-lng Gresn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-24

1872 seller 80 days
44%Lg seller % day 5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-10
Ai7Sanlrla V9a=kftR.
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 10.

Last week Mr. Willis Howe, managing
partner of Of the Palmer House, chicago,
sent notice to each of the two hundred
guests of the house requesting them 10 va.
cate their rooms one week IN June ana
another in July during the two national pom
teal conventions. Many ofthe ooarders, nad
resided at this caravansary for years before
Mr. Howe left his clerkship at another
hotel. Potter Palmer was appealed to aud
recourse had to various expedIents with
view of changing the order, but all in vain
Last Sunday all The regular boarders who
failed to acquesce in the programme were
notified that their rates Of board were 1ortn-
with raised one hundred per cent. This
was the last straw, and the regular guests
have resolved to quit the house iii a body on
the last day of May. 1t is arranged that at
8 certain hour on that day Two hundred
carriages will form in line in front OF the
Palmer House, and every regular boarder
will file out and the grand procession will
move through the principal streets, followed
bv'a long line of express wagons loaded
with the baggage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-10

WINTER ARRA NGEMENT
TWO TRAINS DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY BE.
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA And ROUND HILL.
and Alexandria at 2p a. and 81 p. LII. Pass
Leesburg, going westward, at 10 43 q. M. and
s 46 p. M. and arrive at Round Hill at II A. a.
M and % p. II. Leave Round Hill at p 8.
and % r. nj. Pass Lcesburg, going east
ward, at Is a. In. ard 2 4p. M. and arrive a:
Alexandria at 8 ID q. IN. and % p. a., and at
Washington at s 80 a. N. and 35 p m.
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Round Hill 5:2T a. m,
arrive at Alexandria 800 and Washington $50.
Leave Washington 05 p m Alexandria 9:15
p. m pass Leesburg, going eastward. 6:15 q. M;
west war; 1881 p. IN.
57sS- Passengers from Washington will take the
Wash, Ohio and Wcst'n. cars at the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad station at 1920 8. M aud 4:25 p.
m, and go through to Round Hill without chang e
o! cars.
The T:2O q. m. train from Aexsndria and LOO
pm train from Round Hill connect at Round Hill
with Daily Line Of Coaches for Snickersvllc Der.
ryvlle ana Winchester; also with Line of Coaches
>Thich leave Lecsburg daily for !ildc and Middle,
i'urg.
Both trains, Westward. make close councillors
a. Vienna, with Sssen's Line OF Stages for Fairfax
Court House
One thousand mile Communication tickets, bear.
ing two names $50; one thousand mile tickets
bearing az tho names of family members of 3
Grm, 500
Alexandria, February 5. 1884
fcb5 SIN. BROPHY. Supt.
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Mail train South bound, connects =; Ih..:i"tres
vile, with Chesapeake and Clio X ". L - Az.
West and at Gordonsvilie with ChcS. ;"a..: al,t
Ohio Railway for Richmon.i al i.ynrinur:.. with
Norfolk s. Western Il. e., through Southwest
Virginia TO Nashville, New ;irle;.r5. Memphis,
Little Rock and Texas, and with Richmond and
Allegheny Haiway !os Lozingto:: a.; Natural
Bridge, and at Danvi;ic with Ri2:.""nd aud
Danrile Railroad to South aud Southwest
Mail train North bound, connects Il. Lyrchbu7g
with tho r. i 4. II. f. Tor Lexington and Natura!
Bridge and at Charlottesville with &. g. o. r. w.
for Stanton, Clifton Forge and intermediate
points.
Express trains South bound, connect at Char
lottesville with C. {, O. Il. W. for the West and
at Danville with r. & d. r. W., for all points in
South, Southeast, Southwest, and East.
| Express trains north bound connect at Char
| lottcsyillo with c. & O. z. W. for Richmond
Staunton, White Sulphur, Charleston and Hunt
| ington.
For Fairfax c. H. daily connection at Fairfax
station.
Trains so, 81 and "a connect to and from
WATERMELON daily, and train SO daily except
Sunday, to and from Warrenton.
MIXED TRAINS, leave Alexandria daily, ex-
cept Sunday, 400 and 1920 a. m. and 11:30 p.
M returning arrive at Alexandria 800 a. In.
and 800 and $40 p. In.
leave Rocky Mount 1880 a. NJ, arriving at
Franklin Junction II 10 a. NJ. Leave Frank
| lin Junction 61O p H., arrive at Rocky Mount
1000 p. m making close connection at Franklin
Junction with mail trains so and 81 also with
local freight trains to Lynchburg and nanville.
MANASSAS DIVISION, daily, except Sunday !:
Leave Washington $3.50 a. IN. Alexandria $40
| a. H. arrive at Strasburg ITO p. NJ, connecting
with the Valley Road East and West, and at
River with Shen. Val +. z. for Luray and
Waynesboro Returning, leave Strasburg 200 p.
M, arriving at Alexandria $40 p. II. and Wash
ington ITO p. nj.
| MIXED TRAINS leave Alexandria daily, c1-
| cept Sunday, 4:45 a. H., arriving at Strasburg
$50 D. m Returning leave Strasburg 4:4O an,
arriving at Alexandria 2:4O p. m.
| Fer Middleburg, connection at Plains station
| For Uppcrvillc, connection at Dclaplane.
| Pullman Sleeping Cars between New York and
Atlanta on Mail trains north and south bound,
without change; only one change of cars between
| New York and New Orleans.
New Orleans Sleeping Cars leave Washington
| S:35 a. NJ, running through without change.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and Augusta, Ga, without change, on 1O:4O p.
M train, via Greensboro, Charlotte and Columbus.
Solid trains with Pullman Palace Cas- attached
run through between Washington and Louisville
via Stanton and White Sulphur, daily.
| All trains make good connections, at Washing.
| ton to and from North and West.
Through tickets at lowest rates to ell important
points in the United States.
is 3. THOMPSON,
| Assistant General Passenger Agent
4 N = OHM Eng and Suut
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MERRY SCHEDULE. -n~s
L In force October 81, 1885. ,Es ss.5Es-S
Learc Alexandria 7:3O AM, $50. $3.50, 1O:3O,
1880, 1870 P NJ. 1:3O, 2:30, $50, 4:3O, $50,
6:3O.
Leare Washington 7:3O AM, $50, $50, 1870,
11:3O, 1870 Z. 81, 100. 2:3o, $50, 4:3O, $50,
$50.
Same schedule on Sundays commencing at 9:3O
a.. N.
STEAMER ARROWSMITH FOR POTOMAC
RIVER LANDINGS.
Leaves Alexandria, from King street wharf, at
8 a. m on MONDAYS for Nomni and inter-
mediate landings, returning on Tuesdays. On
Thursdays for Currioman, Eomini, st. Clements
Bay wharves and intermediate landings, return
ing Fridays On Saturdays for Currioman Nom
mi and intermediate tho landings, returning
Sundays.
For information apply at Office 7th st. wharf,
Washington, d. c., and at office foot of King ST.,
Alexandria, Va. G. w. RIDLEY, Manager.
J. B. PApGETT, Agent. oct3O