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St. Paul daily globe., 1885-07-17
The Remains of the Victims Of the
Lake Disaster Peacefully Laid
to Rest.
Fifty Thousand Persons Turn Out to
Do Honor to the Oity's Re-
spected Dead.
The ObsequIes the Most Imposing
Ever Known West OF the Mis-
sissippi River
Details of the Day--Services at Home
and at the Grave--The Inn
posing Cortege.
AnImpressive Funeral.

In one of the most beautiful slopes of
Lakewood cemetery, where the son of YeSter-
day afternoon cast its warm light like beni-
son, sleep the last of the victims OF the Sun
day disaster on Lake MinnetOnka- They
were laid in the lap of earth with all the
honor that city and a community could
beStow, and are mOurned with 4 grief that
paSSeth show. The obSequieS of the Rand
and COykendall families were impressive,
but without pOmp, for there was an alb
Sence of outward display beyond that vast
and spontaneous outpOuTing Of people, of
every degree and condition, a manifesto
ton of love and esteem above and beyond
all of the heartleSS luxury of the tomb. 1t
was the Sorrowful tribute OF a people. more
touching and more sincere than all the hOl-
low professions Of sympathy conveyed by
the snowy methods of fashionable grief.
The city of Minneapolis went into mourn
ing, ana not the quiet of Sunday could
have so impressed an-outSider as that sub
dued feeling that pervaded every
portion of the city. Business
was absolutely suspended, during the
afternoon, and even the work Of building
and improvement, where not actually i'm
perative, was laid aside in respect for th e
occasion, where the people, with one con-
SSAAf put tlA NAlC Va eAANA- sHuCn
a funeral is seen but one in lifetime and
the melancholy spectacle of eight hearseS
drawn up in line and eight caskets carried
from one house. once seen is never forgot
ten. The Northwest never knew OF such
another cortege; and it is doubtful if a SINH
lar occasion ever so bowed community in
grief except when the calamity was national
in its character.
BY common consent the afternoon was
given up TO the honOring of the city'S dead.
At l O'Clock the banks and business houses
closed their doors, courts adjourned and
the wheels of city and county governmental
machinery were stopped. In the evening.
after the sad rites were over, so unanimous
was the feeling of SORROW that there was no
resumption of business.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-07-17
Real Estate.
YESTERDAYS TRANSFERS.

Yesterdays TRANSFERS.
Sixteen warranty deeds were filed yesterday,
as follows:
Its i and 2, blk 20. b Wright's add;
Lucy L Lee to A II McLennan. 81, 900
Its 8, and 10, blk =, Belleview add;
A II Palmer TO Carrie L Alexander. 6,OO0
1t q. blk 2. Haywood's add; A b Latham
to Mary Bronn. ..................... $500
Part of 1t 6, blk p, South Side add; JB
by 10 a + Kelly. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Its to II, blk Is, rearr of Fifth division
of Remington park; Harriet Weeks
20 Laura + Robertson. 1900
n G = of e u and 1t In sec z, town
III, range %; B Hielslad TO Sage Hill
association ...................e...... $500
Its 1, = and 3 in blk 5, Hennepin Ave
nue. add; Mary 4 McMurdy TO Henry
Kruger r.................... 1000
Its s, 9, 10. IL and Il, blk >. Belleville
add; Wagner TO ] Warnad. . . 10, 500
Eight miscellaneous deeds, the consid-
Grafton of which are less than 81, 600. 2,696
LOSh. Col, 80
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-07-17

Only two graves were dug. They were
on the very brow of the hill, and nearly in
the center of the cemetery. In one was to
be laid away all that was earthly of
five members .of the Rand family;
In the other, two or three feet distant, the
remains of the Coykendall family. The
wooden cases which were to envelop the
caskets had already been carefully lowered
and placed in position. The covers were
lettered, indicating whose remains were to
occupy each, as follows:
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-07-17
LOSta Leg.

Last evening the horses attached to a
wagon driven by Alfred Sigfriedson. bow
Is years old, took fright on Second street
north at engine No. 16 of the Minnesota
Transfer company and started to run away.
Young Sigfriedson was thrown out and
caught between the wheels of the vehicle.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-07-17
Funeral Notes.

The delegates from st. Paul were P. II.
Kelly. Morris Auerbach, William Lee, d.
81. Moon, d. r. Noyes, W. r. Merriam,
E. f. Drake, DR.. David Day, John Far
rington, Dennis Ryan, r. A. Smith, Col.
A. Allen and f. DriscoI.
Mr.. Rand, Mr.. Coykendal and Frank
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-07-17
MEDICAL.
DR.. Spiinney@@@| 8 !
81 Third st. S, Minneapolis, MINI.
Treat all Chronic, Nervous Dis
eases of Men and Women.
DIR. SPINNEY.

NSsl known as the founder of the Montreal
(C. e. MEDICAL INSTITUTE, and having given
his entire attention for the past twenty years
to the treatment of chronic and special dis
eases incident to both sexes, his success has
produced astonishing results. BY his method
of treatment, the suffering are fully restored
to original health. He would call the atten-
ton of the afflicted to the fact of his long
standing and well-earned reputation, as a suf-
hcient assurance of his skill and success.
Thousands who have been under his treat
ment have felt and expressed emotions of
gratitude yelling up from hearts touched for
the first time by the sill1en chord that whis-
pers of returning health.
Those suffering from CEtarrh or Bron-
chitis can be assured of a perfect cure by his
new method of treatment.
DIR. SPINNEY can detect the slightest dis
ease OF the Chest, Lungs or any internal
organ, and guarantees cure in every case
he undertakes.
1t matters not what your troubles may be,
come and let tho Doctor examine your casa.
If 1T Is CURABLE HE WILL TELL YOU so; IK
NOT HE WILL TELL YOU THAT; for he will not
undertake case unless he is confident of eff
fecting cure. 1t will cost you nothing for
consultation; so please call and satisfy your
self whether the Doctor understands your
case.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-07-17

For convenience and economy Lactart
surpasses all other acid beverages and as a
healthful, cooling summer drink it has no
superior. AL druggists.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-07-17
AT the Grave.

procession, but it was found impossible for
all to gain entrance.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-07-17

After fervent prayer and pronouncing
OF the benedictiOn the vast coneourse dis
persed and the sad yet kindly offices of the
pail bearers ended the melancholy services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
LIVE STOCK MAPKET.

NEW YORK Saturday Sept D. BEEVEs-Reccipts were
Il cars and a Tor IA
1--we Ca TIE shipments as reported yesteriaV.
suEEP AND LAMBS- Receipts were cars Of ,90l heaa
1nalug tho week tl,s55 heal against $50
hcld week. The dcmHHd continues light. ana
ILL no lmprovf IN In the Il al uutchOr.
wcre not willing piy any ad anee. and sellers wer Q
10 go 81 yes erfay - closing ices The pens were moi
Cleared so busne repo ted at Gothst AZ jersey Guy
go, lid al 81 Oj and Lams i7eaJ Fair
~. A deck load OF She and Llmbs mixed Common
~, t,ybt 33c Dressed Mutton very duh 4l2q7c and
Yi,,rs A /, M q slow at6al'e
- es-Se ton y G1et ~ Pcnnylyania sheep, 81 b at
Eett1cky 90 DB ID. at s.: 3sA ono DO.
20 % Ycrterd - m Mici an sheep, 10 d. at 80 90 200
It'h4pa 90 50 10 az So 30
1 u.s. nj 4c - do lOI ~ a. ~ 90 l75 Maryland Lambs. %
- a. 10 Kentucky do. O3 ID, at g.
Di nj ~ Virginia sheep 80 ID,
Ii Vrgnia Sheep and lambs mixed 90 ID AZ 8ac Bucks,
i5' ~ - 3i.e L22 Pennsylvania lambs "a N. az &C.
10 ssder a. 20 iO2 Kentucky sheep lOs u, az SEC ia
a. ~ y, nj az 81; p Kentucky lambs. 90 NJ, af5c
eceipis were - ifs OF 332D he1dli at
I,ev civ aud at 40hst Total for the week 37l
Jel7y tsp n l2 head last week. NOnlntly steady
- goas5 and Pigs wOudb 70 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
Safe or TRADE

e No. MET o1 We sgna, S %6e1s Sos
steamer Yellow oiS .e'nS Sife N' de- 10 %hiS 4ic
shorts and itlhnys st'alv Proys'ns -etiv hut'sT
Western crcameFy = 80 Esf' 5 oJ sneSs.
corn 5000 bush. oats $1,000 oisb- shorts I'-oo
bush.
nttrfvoup sept Cotton dnn Wiiuing ,os,; Flour
silaoy ho, AMI V-i rn S1n"f - Dl ~, - 20
t EA'5,. f. :oft 70 80 o., To- Rio frauds
.i5odti ~ ra3g,sr my - e,,,r %e.,eg lover,
,,oalncro '.ea 5 ~ %e.trB WINTER acd SCOT
ar5c september 50 5, .a' loori ,' &C. -'0ssui i
b.r $50 cH - 10 = 20 w'sissn
southern "me o. , eA A. - BIZ cfaber A. ~
NlAy' I5iie oais steady ana nru. southern -
Pcnn;v.vania 2asiic sre. anu - a-sg e Pt'ysoa'
S,G7 osi. Wheat 1900 ou'h. corr eu'" on'na Pfi,'
i ni. a.vbrt L. oo5 5asa1 Corn 900 bust,
et 5f"l s a@e' ; %5, i'e e eIGS
Nmnosota Blsrrt - 800, 3D. Patents ID o., % .
Wheat c I've ana weak ranr-d -cptcmtcr: 5ohe
.34c rosiug az = oci" ei % 90 H., 4rr,,,g
55se- 50 Ret 50 Va lsea 6'gc corn arm as q
4tlc, 0@tp.er 6, a8lte. oiosmg az gees Noyclicr.
:! ei9'e eo,'nT a o'se. o''' e 'ig' n =. etoe
5t-e Sep'ScLi,oirs A. .sc rye sieaiv. 40 p 50c.
.sJsubar s,.uds 80 CLOSING a. ?. r. as - o' ,o''L
- ,o.rs -2.ae:s - Lara 'ie'aT ,a''' f'ngel
Cash. - z.4tp = = 7,p'e"l' 'n.rs,,,,.
sboaidcr. - s5dsJ l0. short tan rd.s - o. ss1 - -
ssi.' ,yhc,- 900 rush corn $1,000 'n,sl oar
1000 ou.nl I've l..u.o 'l'n., ii .', 't l,,
Uu,u. liJiDJ ous-. Dc i'0' 0''A' "-''-' '''
Lu-h. 49, 49,
cycy sept Fom onS ,a aai o., ,e , iy "a Fl1 ~
.i, fsralrt. 81 Ou1 -ltpurnff 5u.p 'u7h 'orn guct
40 = snsed. !ga4Gl- nai. lrg 10 A'Afl 20 p
er .tu Ar - 3D. TAM nrucr td ~ go -
tuie meal. nrner. -houiders rt 0tL shortrih - -3
E,e9n " 81 ~ Whisrrg toll ami uncllugei % Al 0L
49,. ouiet common and Ltfht - p5aft 90 fhfA
.nr ano Butchers % lOdsi oD 'ccopr' 10 'o"L -''
urrnofr sent 5.-whe,i wcir Va White SC. ca'h;
/. .nfairs r tfr October SIC. 40 p ft"' avn i"''
-ovt'mDcf ~ -, ,,,t.., hn.t' C.rf-N,. . acc Oats-
So Z White 3lLc. 80 2 2jc
suLwArkfa sept 5.-Whelt weas. Ne CASH. ~
7er l'nc.ii y 4. = - .r Rve-No sic. Barley
S' M H. iIoglsons-Mc-. fo,k Cash % septem1er.
= 10 oG,l''' 81 % ocobcr - % butter steady.
fI,mco creamery IfaIHc chec.c Best Gran q ga &c.
- rIt. a o.. igc Receipts -Fipnr oID b9t Wheat
MI. Wheat 5000 bush; Barley LOO DnsH.
p,ort, fii sent 5-Corr hrm nieh Myoi t3'teiii -;
No = Nr,d. lIbqAfc. oats ttfn NtW ~" "h.u, q NJ
ec,pt. corn 80 bush. oats tl,ouO re to 1ist.
sSinets-t0f Ii.UOo Dusu. oats t''olo ousAi Hye
~ ,o,. sent s-r7orr auicf Xxx. - ooaf2 40 Xxx.
~ ,1a,t b. Fauuy fI5,ui1 y '9oce 80 90 IS oli
rancT - 800, g. Pitenit - lnle' 40 " nei. 'oses 4,
N@ October s.i.as7i4c. corn quiet, rlsn 2c;'
-ruirbcr Guiaa iua4c. October .h1-d 'gct f1L ~
49, &c rye ~ 49,. Barcv steady 70 'u"Inc But
,e+,ucnaugci Eygs 4teaif AZ va ~ FAX sen 'll
al 81 r,r, uel' nrn II 30 Whisky steadg ~ ~ o q.
po,t eti5 BuiUn-ifs-tonF clear - 20 short AD.
&, az l,gr 300 bbiss wheat s2OOo hash. corn.
a. tj0 uusa. oats 1000 pusH kyf 5p1O gutL haroy;
Imam Cora gi.IJJ pa, JI,A 5000 1IsL' ayA 1000
lIus,.. BARLEY. 1000 Dush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND II NEST EQI'rfrkD
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS Or
PLEASURE TRAVEL. 80
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALnNG THE MESr
SHOkE OF TtE WohLnFAMED HUDSON RIVER
AROUND Foo HILLS OF GArsklLt MoUNrAiSa
AND THROUGH BEAUrIFUL VALLEY OF ran
MOHAWK.
ON and after July p 1885 trans VIII leave West izdsa
All trains leave nom rev downtown STATEN foOtof J,yst,
North Rver 20 inmates earlier than LON foot OF Weso
Detroit and ghicago .iolo M. so;io. $40 p m run.
ST. Isns IS. 10 & % D. m. Pullman sleepers
Suspension Bridge. Niagara Falls Buffalo Rochester 20.
5000 a m $40. 1910 D Sleepers md parlor cara
Utica and syracuse. 100 lOlO, llsl3 NJ, o;l0. $40
p
1910. MS. a N, 40i. .I:lp. g l0p.m
li;l5 m; s4;, 800, 70 10, .slO m,
Saratoga sDes s.ls, 800 ll:i6 q. H.. 3;t5 p M.
Raaerskii Inter Hobart. Grand hctei Statson, PIr.
ncia, 300 ~. n. 315 Bnnct Srand
Hotel and Hotel haaerskii va Phonei2 on 900 ana
$40 pm.
Paensllle. Cairs, Mountain House Station 1910 ss2o
For Montreal and canada East 7:ao 900 a. n oslo D. m.
HamilIcn, sndon. "l0l0 s6lo. ssl0p Iololts
1910, sSlOp.
.Daiiy. Other traips daily except sunday.
For ckrts time tables plrlor sic ping
lions or information apply at ohcesi Jersey City. Penn ~
X station, HobDkel ~ Hudsonst Brooklyn, Ccs.t ST.
80 SG3 $751; es6 lao 323 Broadway ISL othave lac
East IL thst los Bowcry and West Shore statcas eoe
r West 42dst and foot OF Jayst. North River Baegaeo
aed for and checked from hotels and sidoncea Ogdcse
IAN be left at ticket olcss. HENRY MONET.
$50 broadway. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

TIE ONLY DAILyLINE To ALEXANDRIA BAY.
ROME. WATERFOWL AND oeDENsBURG RAIL
ROAD
SHORT ROUTE, QUICK TIME, STEEL RAIL
n Y. CENTRAL SLEEPING CAR co.'s NEW ASD
ELEGANT SLEEPING AND PARLoR CARS.
Trains leave GRAND ENTRAL DEPOT, via ROME for
CAPE VINCENT. WATERFOWL and way 9l6 .. n.
DAILY lll5 D. daily except saturday anc 1899 =.
daily except sunday; oswEGo and way 1890 a daily
except lay $40 and lli5 daily except sa,nr.
day; o6DENsBURG, NORWOOD and way 9lop N. and
Ills D. m. daily except saturday.
el5p NJ. THROUGH WAGNER sLEEPERs for cAPE
VINCENT DAILY except sunday. WATERFOWL daily
and OGDENsBURG dai exeept saturday
Has p. m. sleeping car t. ALBANY. PAnLon CAR
ALBANY THROUGH TO CAPE VINCENT.
on arrival OF all trains at CAPE VINCENT the n w
FAST STEAMER ST. LAWRENCE" and the scsrass
"MAuD" leave for CLAYTON, ROUND ISLAND.
THOUSAND ISLAND PARK aud ALEXANDRIA BAys
and for KINGSTON. ONT.
Through tickets for sale at Grand Central Depot and ell
New.York Central ticket Offices in Newlosk and Brooyp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
RAILROAD.
On and after June ?, 1898.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES NAIL hpOi -
Trains leave York Des0ro aud Courtlnd Street
Fcrrics us follows:
HarsJur, iitsburg and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached d. N q, and D. M. dy New ofA auu
CHICAGO Limited Of paIOr, Dining smoking anu sleeping
Cars az . a. m. every day.
Wilhamsport Lock Hayen a. m. p m; CORY ana ErIe
al p M connecting &C Cory for Iusyile. Petroleum
Centre and the oil GcgionA
Baltimore Washington and the South. Limited Washington
Express Of Pullman Paror Cars. daily except suns' ~
sslingtOl 400 nj regular at ID 20 enn
$3.50 a. !. $40 aud p IN ana Il nigat Sunday, oIS
u. $40 ami M aud ~ night
For Atlantic city except sunday lwith through VaEl p w.
FOR ape May, except sunday. Pun .-.-
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and Intermediate staohs
wa Railway and Am1oy 4l5, 7lO and . ~ ~ NOON
$40 $40 Limted. Ill AMI $50 p, On sunday AI''
n and p. m. do no ST. p at Asbdry Park a., 49,,
For Uld Point and Norfolk. Newly OrE Plladelpna anu
Norfolk railroad q: % a. IN. week da ana p m every
DAY, VIA Baltimore aud Bay Line. $40 N week days
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with All through ans
ersey CITY, afordng speedy and nrect transfer or
Brooklyn travel
Trans Arryei From pitsburg. T. g, 1880 m. 6S5 ara
$3.50 D. NJ daily From Washington ana baInoTe oo:500'
m. l:2O, $40 S3n, 900 aud 1000 m SUNDAY, 90
M 300, go lO;O5 y. m. From Phlladelpha 500 go
z X go $50 1910 1890 a. 1870, 2. $40, $3.50 o
$40 655 100. 800 92O, 93H ll05 M and l2:SO night
SUNDAY $780, $50 1908. 800, ll30 a. NJ 3ZO O.-O, ooO'
e2O $3.50, 1903 y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
,,vc srocR MAnRGr-eY rELEaRApn

ctocloo sent BTHe Dr0Deri lonrn4t reo1rts ''a7ls-
1870 0i, nead shipments 1900 mead market slows
tnrts - 5Oas Cows ana Mixed 81 106s3 d. stock.
on. ~ J00siO G Fccders' % 0o@s4o" ieA"" - "o"
4 30 .,,--.-.- ooo ...v.o. ,,oat
p,s1 ttxea "a Og0a4 20. PACKING aud Shipping - 20 ~
SI1"t fspnt 81 uOa.i >0 skDs. ~ 73Ds3 90
ecepts 200 head SlnDmeDtS, 200 heaf market
oT,ei fniepr 5J0S5 JOSauycs. 81 1881 OU Texans
- ." oI1S sept B-Canle- Receipts 100 shipments
IN ,are auet: Fair Choice Native shipping Steers
81 1JaS6 1b alye Butehef SieeIs 70 'V~@' wv "iH0'
n. van Sfeera - 60nS3 70. 81. . A.,
2cpi shiDnents. BOO common 20 Ne
ann - zD1s2 7 10 Choice IS 90 ass 5O Lambs s. 90
di4 10. -. , ano. t,,h, "a An
al az paging "A OO1s4 36i Heavv. "A 50G&l 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

cry 1884, do January and February delivery 30
do February and March delivery. 22-o4di DO MATCH anu
April delivery. 24-64d , an ha,aa
D. mCotton-The Of the day included soo ons
American Futures quiet; Uplands, Low Middns nS c
September delivery 2564d buyers; 90 n
to6er delivery Dad sellers; no. October ana Notenpoi
SeI,varv 5oid value do November and December nenV
ery fl6fd value: do December ane January I'D
1lfid huvers do January February delivery
SELLERS do February and March delivery Hr,i and
do. March and April delivery. o<O-O4d 'ai"'' N''
day Il sIS.tl yat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth River. Vessels AMI Rtitrorfs.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

COFFEF-Rio grades dull and nominal at 20 i2r t
oI $50 for new alr carges There were no saes III
innate way. Change the speculation vas SIC" %
ostober S65 G67O; November 67OG6 o; December az
81, January 6sO36s5 February $50 a6YO Maou, ,Diet
BOO transferable orders 6Sc. Mia gres W. rate
ba uniformly firm sales. l.4OO bags MaraeaiDo vi p
SofToN-On the spot was quiet but steady @ as
bale, All Tor consumption. delivered on contract IVA
The quotations. according to The American
ara IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES.
n 1ER PORTLAND NEN-tONDON, NOkWl n;
WHITE MOUNTAINS aud al points last From tleI ~
North River Of Mats-st next pier aOsVe DesDDsses
street Ferry, at p "tIlH or OhI Is if.H Hss
aava Tlursdavs and SATURDAYS. "tlff OF Bp5loN.'
Mondays N e1esags ana Fridays Ticket nd stat rooms
ms DO secured 10 House 2o 2Dl 90 aud 70 ttoad-
way indsoC smopOtan ana fafes hotes Coo fu'onS"'
biooN5"' 'i' a. '''' ~ '''' GEO W. BRADY, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
TO PHILADELPHIA

Express trans leave NewY0rk via Desbrosses and Court
Iandt street Ferries, as follows:
600 1920 g. D. 10 Chicago Limited, aud 10, tWashineton
Limited II II 10 am l. SO $40. isi0, 5, d, and
p M and IL night SUNDAYS G.l5 % Limited'' ana 10
Trains leaving New-l Ork daily except SUNDAY ats ana
II.I0a m. l. p g. and p ~, and p IN. ON sundays
connect at Trenton for Camden. -,
Renng trains oaye Broad street station philadelphia
IDOL 800 Az g. $40 600 H. o. $40, $780, IL, and lllo
NJ Limited Express li4 and 400 p NJ 52 Ia "a a
B. 50, $50 a. M 1874. A:50 Iamtedh 6;3O gao, 74O
d m Leave Philadelphia via Camden, . a. M. daily except
Sunday. -. ~.
Ticket Offices $40 A25 and ga broadway Astor House
and foot OF DesbOsses Courtlsnd ss Courtst ana
BrooLlyn Annex Station, foot OF FultOnst. Brookyn
Bnsch's Hotel HobOkeni station Jersey city. Emgfant
Tiekel Office No g. Battery place and Castle Garden.
The New.York Tr1Dsfer Company viii call Tor and check
baggage from hot els ana residences.
CHARLES y. PUGH, J. ~ WOOD,
general Manager. General passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

Tbe markets for mining stocks were duh all the
rough and the sales Of them at the Consolidated Stock
d Petroleum Exchange amounted only 20 424Os
ares, against 76,lOO shares for the preceding week
the weeks business Annie furnished about One-haif,
q il declined from cents TO cents ana closed 40 6
nis. The COmstOck stocks dull and Of these Con
.idaied California aud Virginia WAS weak a. ~ 9JG
7Oa$l IS. Horn Silver attracted more than usual
Itenlion and rose from 81 to 81 10.
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA Stocks
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 3, 1885.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS

DOPULAR SHORE LINE FOR hos LON
and Inc st An rail FROM q and entral Depot Three
express daily sundays oSeopted to Boston ~ n
D. NJ (par0r attached and with palcc mrcP
ing cars. sundays with palace Sleeping ViiIsI
Newport fast express leaves Grand Central DepOs p"lo'
'"i'"'" . - 'A'' ~'''' ~ ~ pOPPLE, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
STEAMBOATS, and RAILROADS..

FOR ORIENT GREENPoRT, SHELTER FL Err
q Ps dS f. ssEss TsF
Racket q BRO, Agents. o2 soaanse' NJ :.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-SERSEgY
Trains leave non chapbersst Depot 'or sSo
5:io Gao $50 p. M II midnight sundays Z a. M and
Nanuet Spring Valley monsey 7. loa M, $50 p m.
sun"ayss a. m' -----------
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the new aG =
ARRANGEMENTS Of trains IRON obambeFst Depot Frou I'D
samay 81 u no sug pa sI ESpess prawngroo
Coaches g Ensasm,on Eniri Srnssys d Bnao
Hornesyllle to Cincinnati and Buffalo 70 CHICAGO
sea Pullman a q b h 81 se eas sna oe
No extra charge for fast time Arrives "a aanea 95o e.
800 p NJ ami s. louis $50
naa 9 pgD anu oS ss a M the most
FRAN Of Pullman Day and epns &c Coaches % Bpgsmcn
RalR Rs su and NaScra Fas Sgsn9s
nGGa fS saS. SS 5 So 7 s9 so a. 60
FasS'9p a;$ SS 81 '!S s?S 9SSP NJ
7:a5 8 p. m II midnight
NTsrS and o s SsSsFs o eS YS 1890 $50 and
u midnight Saturday nights only. sundays elo a. 10,
safern g s:45 7:5o $50 1920 las $3.50 $50 40
s9 S2 o go io 81 asa y mn saa 70 sId aSs DAD
Warwick as 745 iO:i5 4:i5 sundays s:I5 M
~
day $3.50 IN.
Goshen as 5:I5 75O 1920 a. m. $3.50 $50 43o 100
$50 D. H. Sunday 545 7tj 800 1920 a ~, 630 100
Eddietown 4,t5 5:i5 ESQ 1920 a m $3.50 4.3o 81
$40 n m SUNDAY 5:45 7:i5 $50 1920 m $50 = p
The m and $50 connect with New-f 0rk, On
taro and West IN Railroad at Man.st The in stops
Port Jeryis 4f5 7:5O 1920 m 800 4:30 z $50
m Sunday 80 1920 hL q ESQ Spm
Poats leave 13dst n H. 5:45 6l5 a ~. 6:l6 M 10
ga D m every nffeen minutes 545 to lot5 every
thirty minutes 1876 sundays every thir pnutes
Tickets passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
coaches and orders for the checking
aud fnsjer OF baggage NAV the COmDanYs Offices.
Nos 4OI o. g57 Broadway 1s7 Westst, n Y, No Court
ar I,rOOkyn OF a. the COmpanys DepOts -.
Express the West arrive in Newfork a; Ilo
1870 :25 ~. and 1920 p m. ,,x,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDsO,

~ RIVER RAILROADy-C0mmenclng June 20. 1883,
through trains VIII leave Grand Central Depot
m, Rochester and Montreal Express; through daw-
ing.rOOm TO Rochester and st. ALBANIA
Saratoga Lake George and Montreal specia, VITA
through drawing room cars
Fast Limited Chicago and st. Louis Express.
with dining ears. stopping 81 Albany Utica Sylacase.
Roche er Buffalo, NIAGARA Falls Eric Cleveland ami rcelc
arriving at Chicago $50 Cincinnati $3.50 No. snd ~
LOUIS 40 p nest dy Through drawing-roOm car 70
1880 a. NJ Chicago Express drawiug.room to Rich:
field Springs Canandaigua, Rochester niagara fas and
III a m Western Now-York and Northern Express with
$50 g. m Albany. Troy saratooa and Utica Express
through drawing 70 Lake George On saturd@ys
only
D. m. Accommodation Albany and Troy.
Chicago and St Louis Express with sleepiagcaf5
for NagaIa Fills Buffalo, CINCINNATI Toledo, Detroit CHI
and ST. Louis
1850 o. M Express with sleeping Syracuse and 10
Auburn road, and 10 Saratoga also 20 Montreal
9l5 D. Pacific EXpess with sleeping cars for y chez
ter BuO Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo ana Detrohsso
20 WatertOWn clayton and Ogden sburg da except AZ
ll:l5 D. m Night Express. with seepngcars 20 Alnsay
and Troy Connects with the morning trains Tor the Weet anu
for the North Except Saturiay night. = -.
Tickets sale at Grand Central Depot, No o. bvfnnS
Green Il Broadway Harlem Depot l2athst. and 4.tNe
AMI at WestcOtts Express Oces Parkpace near bsosa
way 795 and 9i2 Bro dway, and 81 est l2othst ew-
YORK, 49, Arlington and 100 Fultonsts BroOkHn an" ~
4th. st. williamsburg
Accommodations and sleeping can he
OF the ticket Offices IN Newfork cry, sna
333 Mashm gton ST, Brooklyn.
pagZtre ed for nj checked from residence
these daily All OtheIs daily eNcept sunday.
tThese trains stop az Harlem t2sthSt ana 4th-ave
Ion 9H ToI,c Tvs NV On'' " ''" D. NJ KENpRIcE
General Snnerinrende General Passenger Agent