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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-18
TIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO Oct 49, -Cd,ts- Receipts last "a hours $3.50
head total tor 1855 head for same time ASA
week head; through ~ OF which 40 10
NewYOrk - prices uIc anged onin9n 70
50 IS - 20 Good 70 Choice shipping "a ooG "a oo
all offerings taken $500, -, 49,. -.
thus Tar lead tor same time last week. 4-tOy nee"
consigned through. which AL To Newly
cars Tor SALE sheep sieay Commonto Ce - - - %
Choice to Extra 81 OOd ~ 25 Western Lambs nrm Noi
mon % Prime - 81 80 Canadian Lambs steady loals
sol 4 - 40 - - all offerings taken ,.,-
Rogs-ReceDt - hours 25j head total ior week mus
far IS 400 ieau last 1So32 heal con
sale market higher Mixed Pigs and Light loikrisf
81 l5as4 York weightsS4 6ods4 IOi Select
Medium Weights. J0S4 -ctfted HtdNy ih's
"a UU0SI - Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends IS 20 - 20.
all offerings taken. ..--. c,,.,, -
ReceipA shipments 1900; market IT. ~ snip
ping steers So % and Feeders 81 20 ass ~
through Texas higher Cows - go az 80 steers;
4 UrUS3 Western Rangers steady ives ana i..t
Breeds - OOGS4 o. Cows. - S0aJ 90 Wmterea teAAA
81 40 - 30. go, .,.e..
stnn Roueh and Mixed, 80 654S 90 Packing ami snip,
ming 81 2OG$8 Light Weights S. 10 @si 40 skp > "
Sb>sD-Recepts 1000 shipments. 5oO market sieaty:
Nauves ~ 20 "a 90. Western. IS 4O9@o 90 Texans - -
6S5O0 Lambs. - dt4 80. go - 49,,
sT TolTs oct lG.-Cdttir-Receipts 100 head ship
ments goo market steady. Good To Choice Native SNIP
ming steers ~ 10 Butchers steers. rs 'o@sA ~
Texas CRATES. ~ OOd - % .oo ..,.o, ,o,,,-,
HoQs-Reccipts 1000 bead shipments 'VV hAi Ae' 80
pncer, and Choice Heavy - 80 - 80 Packing II lV@
a AZ. Light - O5as4 30: Pigs. <3 lO0$i ~. -.
Receipts head shipnienss iVO' ml~o s''0"e'
81 To-
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COTTON mARKErs-sY rELEsRAPH.

LIVERPOOL oct l6.-l2.3O ,. m--Cotton steady "'thA
fair demand Mlddng Uplands, Slo, do Madllns ~.
leans s. ID Sles-7.OOO bales Including IOUO V@es VA
snecnation export aeeeipLs-none ,....
the advance Cplands Low iidillng
tober delivery 964d, do october aud November ,
cry 2J4d b 3O3d do November and December is
cry Load December and January delivery $500 dSS
do January February delivery, l-64d do tesas-y
and March delivery 264d. do March ani APf de'~s
4.0sd.. do. April and May delivery, oootI' 10 "H -
June delivery, b e-6id -. 1T. ,,..r,n.s
2pm-Co sales of the day were lOOoV oa'S SnN
included $500 bales AmcrCan =, , - a. "A
pm-Cotton-- Futures closed quiet Upands 10" 49,
nng clause october delivery, o64d buyers DO Oeooet
and November delivery, Todd sellers d. November LIZ
December delivery buyers do december AMI Jan 40.
delivery January ami feDt1ar uelsSiy
March delivery, -ofL sc4lcIs 10.
March ana prl delivery. Odd sellers 40 Aprt AM nay
delivery 6.64d sellers. do May and June deh'eiS
-64d. sellers. ,,,,,,,.. oyv
MldiAng 81 Good Ordinary, 10 net anu gross ie.Vp.'
oo bales ureat Britain Zot oslSs QUASI 'se'
'NoRFULk Oct l6.-COtton arm Middln1, " me- ~
,,ss reoeips Al37 bales exports 70 Great Britain Voo
Bales colswlse 1852 bales sales, LOIS O~4esi so'N
1887 bales. - a. ,.,.,,,.. a. Low Mid.
ding n. Good Ordinary ID 10; let receipts eo,s o~s'
gross $40 bales exports 10 the Continent 80" s
coastwise ESQ bales sales $500 vases' sV"0N' '-
bales. ~, an, s,aady Nddung
az. LOW Mlddlng Good Ordinary a nes - ~ ~
ia3 bales gross 1913 bales; exports 70 al str
sos bales Coastwse, $3.50 oales sales '''VV S' ~
hall
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IRE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW

FIRE. RAILWAYi now known q az the My
came hour trains leave 23dst station fifteen minutes
"a 4r mbady e1cep suoay. Dav Fypre,s g1as rgw-
ES,o sesSs 20 Sace. Horneye cincinnati
caeo a n A. al L9 Pn.o t sIeepns oaeSc,
No extra cfsrre Tor last Neadv'ls 7;l5
oeyeanG lo5o on a. NJ o n nc sneone morning
~ m-Oaiy Buffalo and NIAGARA Fails intel aIrvins
1886 a. M night train between New YORK
3d. mpaiS Chicaro Express Puir az and Day ,ieegins
Coaches Bingha nton. Emira Buffalo Niagara f's TN
ard "a 40 az i.d 52s i6 5s9s $50 ' l s
s9 5 I6So $50 lr2 5 r. s T9 cc 10 81 7S'
P9ieToa o go ga 1o?9 "a g E l2 2S ?7oG9
$50 1920 a. H. las as. $50 7+1 @oo io.So p n.
500 VIA Nfy e 20 e" 500 S99 go 's2 9
900 1000 en- 1900 %GFiy ISn' I tre sy
snrerr 44s s4' 75o aso 1O9oa. m. las $50 $40 500
$40 $40 75 7:45, $50 1890 m; and 1900 mlnghr
SUNDAYS i:iS. 80 LOGO a H. las 4'l5 e'So 300.
war%ice n .a5 400 iO2Oa M 4,3O n SUNDAYS 7a
Monticello and White Lake oOoa rn- $3.50 Sundays
and Cornwall 75o 9ooa o ss9 o 40 $50 600
and Zoo p NJ y6 KINGSTON rs 500 H. $50
D. m. SUNDAYS. s:Soam ,,o. 49, ou.or. s,,,,~.
so.Sen i45 5aS $50 200 io2oa NJ $50 iso 100
745 goo n NJ SUNDAYS. 545 s20 1920 H. $50.
Middletown i45 545. ESQ. 900 l020N M $50 ~" 90
IA; q.On m SUNDAYS 5:45 $50. 1920 s:S,
ZOO g:OOn m. The 600 a. m tram stops az Nains-
opt eryis 445. $780, 9:Oo 1920 a. ~ $780, 48e 500 100
7.4j 900. 5000 p. H. sundays $780, Io2O r. H. oO4'
GAO 700, SCOOP ...
Boss lea We 23i-si. " " 645 GAS pm every
ffteen minutes Gas lO:+5 every thlrty
Minutes anc lU;45 r. 10 5;45 hour SUNDAYS
745l m. Il lo45 every thirty minutes lO;sop III 20
745a. m. everv hour - ,, ~, -,
TicEes for massage and apartments Drawing Room ana
Coaches be obtained and orders for the cheek
inc and transfer baggage be eft at The Companys
oeces Nos 4Ol I'LL 957 Broadway. lS1 Nestst. '. Y,
Nos 33 FnltOn-st Brookyn or at the Companys DepotS
ypress trains from the Vest arrive In New York AZ $40.
lou ,JoHS n ABBOTT Genr Passr Agent New.York-
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON


" RIVFR acknowledgements juno IL 1880
,I,rourL tr1ins will leave Grand Contra Depot
ia m Rochester ENDrcss through iriVinr-roon cdrS'
Albany Troy Montreal, syracuse AMI Rochester . NJ.
20 a m The Limited" with dininE ears sopp'sg ~
Albany Utica syracuse. Rochester Bufao NhgiI" RAJ,
Ere cleveland anI Toledo arriving at Chicago V'O l. III Anu
Ions 7.4O next tlv c,,
andaiguq Rochester "A BuNun -, 1,r,,,,, r~,-,,,
IL 80 a.. m. Western New OLA 'h' '''''' 'N'''''
with draw g-rlOm clr+ rr+4, ~,-,s, ,vt,b dro,vi,
cars 10 tfOV .,n.,,, md rr,y
Ul Chicaguapi ~ Lous Xpre1s. WI ~,
for Niaesra Falls Buffalo Cincinnati l"eo perot Oul'
caoo ana ~ IOuis Dinngcar New-lolA 10 Aiptly. ...
C.O, Montreal Exnlcs- vi th ~icrpl CA 10 - @O'
eni 10 Auhurn roai and 10 Saratoga Ais" 10 Montreal
400 n n OF RO hest.t ouv through NeeplDR car.
m. Pacific ENur,Ss W ia sieeplngraI- of oSls
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland, Toledo" De'ioi 81
Chicago Slcepmgcars Clayton and OgdenSDurs iS "a
crp saturday. -toor,py .o-s % .hanv
and Trog connects with the morning Trains tor ue est
an nt ~ the N,rth lexc.pt SATURDAY night.
'Tesets on sae Grand tentra Depot No. Dt.'e,y
poce ii Br, AWAY IaIlem Depot l25tlst ana 4ul-aN +
and NJ Wcstcott's Ixress OF Ces, faI pace 'a
Wavi 7s5and s42 Broadway and 81 West l12lhsL' NsW
YORK 1913 Washn ton aud 73O Fulton SIS BROOKLYN anu
4tl.t WILLIAMSBURG 80, s,oou,,c cor, can na
,cre, n any OF the ticket otccSln New-i OK Cy anu
Lay ~ shiugtOn-st. Brooklyn.
p.ggaTe ca He'd Tor and checked rom residence
sTGese trains tally. All others aly e&''t lnay
.1hese trains al Harlem u2os ani 4tn-lVeJB tcu
J. NJ TOUCEl -. ~ ~ - -, - - -.
General superintendent OeheI"A A"SSo"s0l Ase".
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rrnopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

yosnox oct l6-l23O p. m-Onltei os se, p,nSs
d. at nonis 1894. do Four and HSlI feI NenS
if4s Atlantis ANA GREAT Western tiss hois1s s central
- do second Mortgage, 1914 lhnv,s ass1
issL :. At iaui Common, ss4i Pennsylvania VS. NV"
ing. 1874 :, con.ols zoos. for money and
no III l6 for the account IRE, So.s uo. ' YsS
io4 "a. Mexican ordinary, oos n"~""e 40
hudson Bay Company, 10Y Cant Ranes Al AZ franco IS
aiylcos quote lhtee fo' ~N-'
ceutlmes tho account iona n,o thu Rank OF Eng.
a n m-rhc amount of bullion gone mo 'no DANA =" -
,anf an balance TO-DAY Ia x2IOOO ,,.. =, 81 sranes
r, sayices quote Three fef Cent hen'es ~ nsan -
s2io centlnes for the account anu hAAsHAAe' Vs.
"a trAncs 81 y oenllmes tor cheekh
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7 EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
w EST SHORE RAILROAD

Trains leave 42d-st statior follows and ~ min
utes earlier loot OF Jay-st. North River
Detroit Chicago 80 o. H. -tNC, 'e;lop IN
ST Louis, ECO. SHOP m. - -, =
Tnnala io,i,ser ss enson Bridge Niagara Falls. 1910
tica and syracuse $40 !9:8Oa. 600 $40 M
~ Id ,'tS0 ll:2js No. l:i5 500 $40 p m. .-,o
iranston's West Point Cornwall. Newbure $40 ';lu'
1870 -lOl0. ll2j a. 4l5. 'olOp Mi anu -oVVV' LIZ
Cranston's Cornwall NewburL
For Montreal and Canada East 6OO ?. M. ,ro-o...
Hamilton London s9:3OI IN. 'O:OO 5lD ?. m iViVh'"
';SV %; Te ~ r,rs for no Niagara Falls. Detroit.
{ ht 20 and ~ I,orls on ~ thr ug Ut rs
-Dailv Other trains daily except sunday - .o...as.
For Tickets timetables paror or seepng car accon u
,a,, ~ intorrnotion 9pulv at BROOKLYN
;n1p,n a. 59n Fnont Annex Office iooi Of lulton-s
Neg.York nv ?C3 7sh GAP Rrosdway 1927 Bo"ety ana
"O"' ''''. H'''''" ' HENRY MONETT
LNanderbltlve. Oeueia Passenger ASo"-
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
DHILADELPHIA AND READING R. Z.

4 NEW JERSFN CENTRAL DlNlSION,
F0or OF LIBERTY ST, NORTH RIVER
TIME TABLE-rAkING EfEEGr oci n l. 1884 proo,
Route a 49, 7.i5 200 IA 400 i.so 81 53 %
5'S0 200 D N SUNDAYS 400 S'4' m" 0So' i@'oo
at sr sf 40
DRAW iNG.RooM CA Rs on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Retiring leave "PHfIADELPHIA Ninth and
1880 $50. $50 llOOA IN. l:I5, 5;ii 5tl 80 1900 n
at So SDA 40 s2o 800 1880 H. LOO $50 $40
For AVE i PEAIE and and PILLIPsBURa. PENN
For Williams PORT sUNBURY ILEwI Sd and
MAhANQY CITY al lA 4S 9:S re- al S' l5G FAB $780,
Il.oo1 H. 100 1880 400. $50 646 1900 m sundays
Ct 1o sd ff FSlf 81 81 at Zoo $50 m
f9 9oS 10 70 $40 5i5 D. IN Sundays 5:SOp
For Pk5ETTN al a. S 100 7a5 SSo H. so s45 400 II
n snns Ss NY %0LllnNrowN and MAUcH CHUNK
Si40J 100 $50 l:Oo I:dO. S45 O'A' |. u sundays
tor G&sfGz a. 400 200. $50 LOO l99 Cd, Sa' 400
"a bi GID ~ BRAN al 400 IS Sso % 400
s MIMdio sVO4 4o o. $3.50 H. loo isc 400 lso
300 S:5op. m. sundays 4oOp. IN oo sao mi. lion
ESQ az C &c 3 go 600 sso $50 !Gt2 t 5oS
ss g i tS 1850 SIS 1880 sundays 400 $40 b. n-
rd aqL tGS ' 100 49, s 70 go 49, l sls
5 iSo s45 M TO- S' $50 ZOO $40 Syo iosS soc
suniays 400 s43 a. m- lzoo Ill., 40" S0o' '''0' o''
va 9jp biKrH AMBoY AGO. 600 SID Loo Lao m
rd aoG E6 SO SttAS S ehoS "a &c cas- @ :.
49, pee o' Ocean Groyej al AGO. 800 a N On ,eo
0 f5a l' aiSE hG a S5Sf
$40 ~ n lyS GIpe V1NELAND and BRIDGEroNA AZ
400 a. H.. LOO p. IN ,,,,,. ,>,,,o,,.,
NLW-JLkSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
rron pier No. g. North River via Sandy Hook
For HIGnLANDs. sEABkIGHr LONG BRANCH 400
can be procured at foot Of Lihertys. Pier No.
Nmt Ilyer Il 2bl, 2o7 AL yt4 lao and lS25 Broad
s Oth-aye- living ton.st, 10 IL, 10 and
is3 Green wicsL LAG 40 last l26thst 1851 bowery IA
rsoal. ANA principal hotels IN Newlork Clty In brook
vn.t No Courtst l07 Broadway 500 $50 Fulton-sL 40
NV In Hoboken, 2o4 WashingoDst New
YORK Company VIII call iof ana eicck baggage no
| Lotes oil residence to destination - .xcocu
| j. h. WOO TEN. - ~ " n ~ "a r,nL a, At
| General manager. Zen. fhsA anu : ioA \, y v,
! DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, frovi,-
| i d.nce Newport and all New England fohI7. Al aa -
from Grand Central Depot Express trains d.Hs 70 ~ ~
exceptesD at L. paror cars asacno MI" ~ I'm nal
with palace sleeping oarsl sunday faiis ~ = , ~ -
ace parlor cars IL p with palace seepng cars naro
| New take 200 p. Boston hhpi n n
Oars connects at iokiord for swport arriving ~
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after OCTOBER :, 1885


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave DesIrosses and courtandt Street
syrs1rr Ptts6urg ana the West Pullman Palace
SST aso d iaror Dnins Smoking sleep
ng Cars At m every ssTyn ay ,r m CORY and Erie
aiS1 No. connecting 81 Cory tOr Titusvhle' peroleu"
For Lebanon so r. ' Id. l2ngG limited Washing
lon Fxpres, o Pullman Palace Cars daily eHcent sunday
10 uNe ts so I'd a. ob ss6 "a. Ta
zoo 4:86. and { p mn aItl2 night Sunday e'l6A M
For Atautc CIV, SUNDAY. p. M Tlroush cars
ron Cape iav. wrrN-la'' li.+o~ TIL y" 7'"'' ''
Long Branch Bay Junction and o stations
y M On SunIlv . III. and5p m do not stop at AsourV
For I'D Point and Norfolk Now York ePna an
fW rfolk Kairoai > D. every day via Baltimore AM
y NM fookyn Annex connect with all through train.
GA Jersey y 4iorng speedy and direct transfer 'r
ron DAILY Ei fon i @ and S0s
GSn 656 No 100 go $So 3SV :p gzo sH9 ,VSo From
PRi,agionia go 600 40 1:So W. s$9 1870
iSo1 l2o 3 9Soi 5S3t Ss siSd,y s5 53o $50
40 1880 1851 H. 3D. o'-' o''' '-'' ''' Nu A'''
pm. FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Exprss Trans YORK. DesOro's'' ana Cou ~
c n'I 9treFt 800 - Chicago Limited and 10 Washington
ana hil: y ais at" Accomcdaon $50 lilo and hlJ
pm sundays express 6l5, S;09 L%'ob' and 10 AN
1f t;s 'e91ns New.York dav except sunday at 2 and
i bad1. @aanscti 4 rsa o. or t Ca a Ion ANU
h f26i SO F 4o5 40 5iC go 1880 $40 $50 Il
ill., M Cmitei Express Iii AMI t:5D p NJ IN IN,
SO 465 iio $40 $50 H. FAX C450 Llmeb d;a5
Leave Phlaieehl via Camden 800 IN. daily. except
TeKet 0nces $40 4s5 9ii Broadway Aston House
ami foot OF Desbrosses and Courandt sts NO OOurI ana
station Jersey CITY Enigrant Ticket Once No. Batter,
f TGs YewYoTR transfer Company for and check
luggage iron o otels and residences JR.woon
General Manager Deheral lass Aheu~
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HARTFN RIVER BRANCH

Trains leave Harlem River Station. corner 5Zf,t and
lincoln ave- near Third Bridge across HARLEM
River 1reached by Third Avenue Elevated Railroad daily
except Sundays 645 7;50 9lo 10. 1883 a. m ~ 355
10 30 y. for Port Norris Casanova fOak
Point, Hunts Point West Farms Van Nest West Ches'er,
Timnsons Chester pelham Bay Rarf0w CITY Islam n,
Pelham Manor and New-Rocheile. connecting AZ New.
Rochelle for al points The main line ihs
New YORK New and Hartford Railroad. Shore Linz
and Airline Divisions New-Cansan. MddetOwn New.
Prain and Gnfed branches and Boston and all
Midnight New Rochelle and All intermediate sta
tons at 1910 a. daily. except Mondays.
Sunday trains for New Rochelle and AZ ntermed1e STA
tons at r. 1910 and $50 the later train connect
ing AT New Rochelle with way trains 70 STANFORD
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Gtsaushoots as1 Railroads.

A TROY BOATS-CITIZENy LINE.-Fod
~ . Troy and the North. Troy Excursion tickets q a.
Daily except SATURDAY foot Of Chrstopherst m saS
day steamer touches at Albany
A LII fares reduced.-StOningto Line. The
favorfts Inside Route for Boston, Providence, and al
New England points
this line have full nights rest by taking
1856 train from steamers landing for PROVIDENCE
Boston
Reclining chair parlor between landing and
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE
Sits will leave rier No 30 North River one hosl
above CanaI-st. AZ D. m. daily. except sundays.
r w. POPPLE. Genl Passenger Ag box 30ll. Scw-York
FALL RIVER LINE-FARES REDUCED.-
j Boston az Newport ~ Fall River. 81 Frsf-clase
tickets Correspondng reduction 10 all Eastern
points Steamers PILGRIM and BRISTOL leave NcyYors
alternate dsvs (undays Included at from Per o.
foot Of Connection via Annex Boat from
Bro9klyn 40 r ,n Jersey CITY p n xrcurs prsr
Six morning short rail rine tDe 80
orchestra each tie Tickets and st4toroomg
be secured ~ AT principal hotels transfer AMI tckes
Offices at the Office on Pier - ard on 'teainers ~
GEORGE l.. CONNOR
BORDEN a LOWELL, Agents. Gen'l Pass Agent
NTEW-HAVFN STEAMBOAT co. IS STEAM-
Peck Slip Pier No rs y. r.. NJ and III SundsyS
excered) New Haven with special trains foe
MERIDEN. HARTFORD. sPRINGFfELD HOLYOKE
sold and checked AT S44 Broadway, "a
y and Courts Broakyn. Excursion TO New'Hayen and
return. 81 so.
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SPIRITS OF TuRpENrINn
s..xAH. Oct l6.-rurpenane quiet AZ 100
WmniSoroh. oct l6-iurponttne nfin a. "a
CuAsI x.roS, Oct l6.-rurpentno auAo's'
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IACKAWAVNA and VEST.

htLAW AhI., I-hthNN y y y ~, dII ~ - |.
~ ERN RAILRoAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NETWORK AND BUFFALO, LlGHTNlNG EMPRESS
TRAINS NO DUST. ALWAYS on TIME. -
/ pifIiNAN PAIACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES
Depots NewYork loot Of Barclay and Chrstopher St.
n m Daily except Sunfavs Buffalo and Osweeo ENpresS
Pullman Strou'shurg Scranton Bng
hamton ElmirA Bath Buffalo Syracu-e Oswego t'reena
Oxfori Norwich ruca connect AZ Scranton for Fttston
Wkesbarre Danville and Northumberland at Owego ioi
Ithaca and Intermediate stations 1870.
In m Binqhamton and Elmra Express Pullman colohet
for Water Can Scranton Pnghamton. Owego and tlmrs
connects NJ scranton Pston KINGSTON. WikesbarTe 20
Tn m. Buffalo Limited Express Pullman 10ehet
StrOudshurg Scranton, Rnghamt0n. owego. llnlft
Corning Bath. Wayland BuAalo, &C. arriving IN bnh@o
7.2Oa m Sleeping coach for Oean via Nayland. -,
Daily Buffalo and oswego Express iulhil
coaches Tor Sflouishnrg Scranton EinehamtOn tortn
Svracnse OsweeO Greene Oxford, Norwich. inca ana
Richfed SPRINGS connect ~ Owego for ithaca ana nt,n
mediate stations except Saturdays Connects at BnaO Win
trans n0ints West.
For Richfeld daily except Snnf''S 'iV'
D. m daily except Satur'ays Sleeping coach 10 tlt@ NJ
See time tables trains on Motifs anu E'''N III
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CpATTPOADOF NEW Jersey.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey,
~ Trans leave from st. siot99 toI 90 o oo
Tenafv and <vack s:3n 7'3n S1Y no
ll3Oa m l.l5 800 400 4:5O $40. 5fo 63O. 300 1920
r. m 1900 midnight Sundays 1880 $50 u 4Oo ana oO0
pm ... - ,r.,.... , On
7;3O $50 a. M. so 63O s:O0p. sundays $50 r- SOD
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1astrurticn
Y.rBovs and Young Men-City

uOC EAST 3OTH-ST.-MISS DU VERNEl
luz has reopened her School for BSys All m
% An hours recess enables pupils 70 80 nome w
nm
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1913 BEOAlWAY.
NRw.YORK. october T.. lSS6D
TOR the purpose of enabling stockholders TO
sulscrbr TO The new stock ~ i, company. 10 De- ssuel
%. the legal requirements are compiei WIN !Ae
transfer books viii close Oh Saturday OCTOBER 10 %
O'Clock 10. ..,.. oo.,hor On
The right subscribe will expire saturday; October 80
o'clock ana the books VIII DC IeOpehvu VI "o''J
November o AT 10 clock 4.
H5 ''"0' VI ' ~ A IT, CALTF. Treasurer
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THE HYGIFNEDP THE VOCAL ORGANS rraS ~ "a
Hand ooA for singers and speakers by NOH"-L 3"''
VTxgfp NJ n etc Macmillan a O.
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4 MILE. L. Victims SCHOOL for
"A. young ladies' and children 40 West ''aS eA'' '''
boys under Twelve
BOARDING and Day SCHOOLS Us i for r ncnng
ID Iades-Rey. DE- and Mrs. CHARLES n eAh % -i-
Pr,pcinss COS Ffthave Goth year commences sept 80
CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, l,961i
I Madison.avo. reOpens September so Junior ana "a
vanced Conrscs attention given 10 toiefe
t,or punils here admitted 10 Wellesley Coeee
Boarding pupils az mooeiato
term. Miss NORTH and Miss BARN Es. Principals
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SOCIAL AVID PERSONAL.

! Col. VIM. Ham. Hall went over to Stockton
! yesterday.
| Mrs. F. G. Waterhouse LEFT yesterday for
| visit to Monterey.
Ariel Lathrop returned to San Francisco yes
terday from Yina.
Mrs. j. J. C. Fitzgerald has returned homt
from San Francisco.
Miss Josie Wolfskill of Los Angeles, is visit
ing Sacramento friends.
Col F. L. Wilson passed through to San Fran
cisco yesterday from Anita.
Rev Thomas Filben and family have re-
turned home from Monterey.
L. Z. Norton got back on Monday from visit
to his parents at HollOwell, Maine.
Jerome Madden, of San Francisco, returned
home yesterday from the mountains.
Fred. A. Shepherd and family have returned
from q two months trip to Monterey.
s Wasserman has returned from an extended
trip to Oregon and Washington Territory.
f. A Sprague and family, of Chico, returned
home yesterday from visit to Boston and other
portions of the East.
Miss Belle Peyson has returned from six
weeks visit at Congress Springs and with
friends in San Jose.
Capt E D. Shirland s. B. Ridgeway and DR..
T. W. Huntington and wife went 10 the Bay
yesterday afternoon,
Mrs. Herbert Melvin, of this city has re-
turned home after an extended visit to her
mother at Santa Clara.
B. Alexander, pioneer merchant of Sacra-
mcnto latterly in business at Aurora, New, has
returned to this city to reside.
VIM. Porter, the scenic artist, who painted the
new scenery for the Metropolitan Theater, re-
turned to San Francisco yesterday.
Chas. W. Phleger and Miss Mary McCrory
were married yesterday morning by Rev. l..
Haupt and left on wedding trip to Del Monte
and San Francisco.
Among the visitors to the city yesterday were
General y. 2. Chapman, of Red Bluff; Ed.
Leake, of the Dixon Tribune, C. Gladding Lin
Walker, Visaia W. Rush, Shinge Springs
Colonel l.. F. Mouton. Colusa Captain Deal,
San Francisco; ]. S. Br .nsford, Greenville I:
Eugene s. WachhOrst, Dixon; Thomas B. Whit
ney and wife. Truckee.
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BOARD of supervisors.

The Board met yesterday. all the men,
bers present except Chairman Fassett Mr..
Bates was called to the chair. Minutes OF
September 9th were read and approved.
L. J. Croly appeared before the Board
and complained Of certain distractions in
the road near McMorrys saloon, in Road
District No. 10. On motion Of Mr.. Stein
man. the Road Overseer was ordered TO
have said Instructions removed.
The matter of the petition of J. T. Stoll
and others for the removal of DR.. J. II.
Parkinson, physician at the City Dispen-
sary, and for the election of someone in
his place, because of his not being citizen
of the United States, came on for hearing.
DIR. Parkinson appeared, together with his
counsel, Grove L. johnson. D. Z. Aleyan-
der appeared on behalf of the petitioners.
AS there was not full Board present, on
motion of Mr.. Steinman the hearing of the
matter was postponed until P. N. to-day.
On motion of Mr.. Steinman, the Board
adjourned until to-day at , P. NJ, to give
opportunity to examine roads and high
WAYS in the morning.