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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-27
AN APPEAL FOR AID.
Orange Park, Fla. Threatened and in
Groat Distress.

orange Park, Fla., Tnreatened ana IN
Groat Distress.
President MADDEN has received the follow
ing letter and submits IT, through The AP-
PEAL, TO the public at large;
ORANGE PARK. Fla, Sept 20, 1855
10 the Hon. Mayor of Memphis, Tenn;
Dear Sir-Will the Hon Mayor kindly as
sist us in our present trouble by the exercise
of his powerful influence among his con-
sttuency2 Our little city Of Orange Park Is
ten miles south Of Jacksonville on the J. T.,
& X. w. II. r., fronting on the st. Johns
river and bordering on the line OF the
scourge stricken county OF Duval.
You will readily perceive by the gcograph-
zeal position that she occupies in relation 10
jacksonville, that she Is the gateway 10
south Florida, aud must withstand the first
attacks Of the half frantic refugees in their
de ire 10 get away from the last named place.
our exposed position a most rigid quar-
g.. lt must be maintained 10 prevent the
fever from gaining fOothold in our midst,
which requires large force OF men to guard
the many points OF ingrcss, thereby incur
ring constant and heavy drains on our
resources, which have become exhausted,
with no facilities for replcnishment, business
being PROSTATE before the terrible scourgc.
Our motives are actuatcd by compulsion In
soliciting aid for humanity's sake, from Q
sympathizing public.
Now II you will kindly lend us n helping
hand Il will be the means OF saving many
precious lives which otherwise stand IN
jeopardy.
What we desire Is 20 acquaint the world
through the medium Of her press In yariou
cities, OF our impending trouble, and W,
wish you 10 act In unison with us, in you
own community, in sol letting aid, otherwis
.ur appeal will go unnoticed.
TO vouch for the authenticity OF the fore
going statements we can refer you 10 DR.
Neal Mitchell, president Of the board o
health OF jacksonville. Most sincerely,
Henry II. Horror,
Mayor and President Of the Board of Health
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KNIonTs OF AFRICA.
A New Organization for tho Advance
mont of the Colored People.


Last night number Of the most substan.
tial citizens met and organized Librarian
Lodge No. 81. knights Of Africa. IT, J. Ihil.
lips was made master knight and W Q.
Alternately scribe.
The object Of the ancient order Of United
Knights aud Daughters Of Africa, II 10 i'm.
prove the heart cxalt the mind. promote
virtue aud morality, 30 arouse and quicken
acts Of charity, fidelity, purity and unity.
The teachings are race pride, moderation, for
bearanco love Of country and duty 10 God.
The order carcs for its sick, burios It's dead
and aids the families Of is deceased mem
bcu
This order IL spreading very rapidly IN
Missouri. Kansas. Nebraska. Tcnnesssee and
Alabama. Tho lodge was established here BY
pr. u. l.. Martin, supreme master, Of Nash
WILLIE lie also organized Golden Rue Coun
eli No. 81, for the ladies' n
The following officers were elected Ms
Alice Alexander. NJ. T. q; Mn. Yiolel
pally. NJ. H. r.; Mrs. II. J. Phillips, w. r.
Mn. Alice Hasion, w r., Nn Jennie Nick
sson. w. C.; Mrs laun Potu, W. A.; Mrs
Lucy Turner l. !. Mn. Phmba Smith, Q. ]
The supreme headquarters IL al Nashville
!. and the officers are all leading colored men
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;. goldberg, Fort Pickering
v. Bcrnardino, Main and Linden.
Charles Cicclli, Union and DeSoto.
John Oakley, Bealc street,
CharlosGallina, Beale street
J. A. NJ oClain, Capitol Saloon.
Floyd & Mooney, Main street.
Q. Podesta and Bro, Main and Court
j. A. Pollock, Madison street.
W. II. Irwin, Monroe street
Turf Exchange. Monroe street.
bake Goldbaum, Second street, Chelsea
John Oberlo, Second street, Chelsea.
a. I. Jernbcrg Water Valley, Miss.
a. l.. Hyatt, Yazoo City, Miss.
Wade Harvey, Kosciosko, Miss.
J. Livclar, Canton, Miss.
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II. u, ration. OOyington, Tenn.
& II. Cole, Arlington, Tenn.
r. II. Tate, Decatur Ala.
J W Robertson, Pontot0c, Miss.
G. q. & +. w. Evcland, Hot Springs Arb.
Samclson a Roscnthal, Birmingham, Ala
$. 5. Hamburger Poplar street
NJ Callahan, Fourth and Poplar.
Adolph Nathan, Huntsville, Ala,
Mcheln ~ GuilianA cor. DcSoto and GayoSo.
| Il. II. Moore. Batcsvillc Miss.
| Joseph Mancini, Madison street
! Thomas Bros, Grenada, Miss.
! y. Z Smith, Main and MI rkot
Joe Foppiano corner Poplar and Fouth
| William Odencal, city.
! |. egs 4 Co., Cullicryillc Tenn,
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Mrs. F. Ries, Vance street.
Q. G. Carter, Beale street.
Il. w. Scruggs, Poplar and Orleans.
G. J. Long 4 Bro, Shelby and Trezevant
A. Marx, Hot Springs, Ark.
Fransioli Bros, Front and Madison.
Joseph Samuels, Vandale, Ark.
Thomas Coyne, Alabama street.
+. NJ. Harper, Carlisle, New Mexico.
w. w. Gresham, Bolivar, Miss.
Mrs A. McNicholas, South street.
NJ. J. Griffin, South and Rayburn avenue.
Butler Bros, North Gate Elmwood Genet
Garwood & Co., Thayer, Mo.
X. l.. Watt, Starkvillc, Miss.
w. ]. Locke, Artesia, Miss.
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J. H. Warner, Scnatobia, Miss.
J. G.. White, Wcsson, Miss.
Jno q. Hin, Durant Miss.
|. Samesun Il Co., GaNo'n Hotel.
|. Samelson a Co., Peabody Hotel
|. samclson & Co, Luehrmann's Hotel.
|. Slmclson n Co., $40 Main street
4 7 For,u e, Main street
Mrs. A.NIombard, Palace Hotel, Sardis, Miss,
Moss Rose Cafe, Main and Union.
J n. Howard n Co, Vance street.
L. Harrison, Dycrshury, Tenn.
j H. Warner, Scnatobia, Miss.
Fallow & Montana, Main street. nca' Louis
willie n Nashville depot
| John Calvin, Main and Market
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Drink Malio, II Is pleasant
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-27

Morris Lesser. HAYNES, Ark.
J. X. Glenn, CORTLAND, Miss.
Fransiol & Badinelli. Madison street.
Harvey Robinson, Second and Madison.
Bscoe & Spcakes, Bolivar, Miss
s. Rosenhoim, Main, bet Poplar and Wash
ineton.
l. r. Page, Fourth and Poplar.
George Schilley, West Court street.
Frank Carlin, 20l johnson avenue.
A. Campbell & Co., Beale street,
S. Friedlandcr, Union street,
s. Behr & Co., corner Union and DeSoso. cry.
A. J. Hall & Co., corner Vance and Herman
do streets.
w. c. McCrary & Co., Byhalia, Miss.
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TAXING ntsrricr ~ suriW CorNrY. TrSN..l
Mlvuus TlNN., September ~. ltsN I
Al Passenger trains coming Into tho ely OF
Memphis hy roads un the east ct thc river must l."
stopped a. point ten uOl mites distant from the
tltv
luggage aud passengers on such trhins not ha :
Inc tcru exposed Ia Infection may. until iurth'
orders he transferred and brought into the cts
after bylng subjected to most thorough Inspection
aud quarantine measures
gtr,mhoats coming from thc south win h.
ln,rIei by tho health ln.G-rtnr ~ tie District
Igfprr landing. aud no PASSENGERS viii ~ Ict
mlftci ~ u, landed thsrrifum within distance ~
ten IW mile, frum the District except hy pcrmis
tiun oi tuCh inspector
DAVID PARK MADDEN.
President Taxing District
q. n THORNTON,
President n1ari u Health.
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wASrED-A million orators 70 descant
upon the merits Of the Grand Republic
Cirarros aud Buiios, The world must he
enlightened upon this subject, and nj once.
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QUARANTINE!
DoAHn oF HAHN

L
TAXING DISTRICT % snElth Co,NtN IlNN'
MrNwus TENN, September ~, ISIS, J
To the People oi the city,
The Roari of Health, ut the urgent instance OF
representative gentlemen from the leading com.
mcrcial bodies " the city, have adopted and rro
mulgnlcd tho oricr oi this date stopping all pas
scngcr Trains ON roads east VI the city ten miles
itnm the city.
This orlcr has been urged upon the honrd nnl
adopted by II with full consciousness oi the incou
ycnicucc mud injury To the passenger and freight
tmfic oi the city.
We beg 10 assure our people that no practicable
means iot keeping the oonlarion from our limits
shall be omitted 4 confident conviction that ",
will do ~ ought In. and doubtless will prevent
any heated discussion by our people oi what
mctsups ought to be- adopted such discussions
being themselves cNcccliugy liable Ia do our city
very rpat injury our people shall h. Kept fully
informed vt the situation Nothing shall lc with
held irom them. lut We beg their quiet full con
hdcucc In the yfci,ucy aud vigilance o the Health
Department
The oricr promulgated toiay will result In a me-
o. sity ior funds h,l uni the capacity If the means
nj the command Ut the Health Department and
the otIg,ns Nill h. ,ullri upon iuf such ncocssap
contributions DAVID PARK HADpEN,
President TAXING District
en- THORNTON.
President lloard II Health
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BoAHn ~ HAHN


No - iuuNT Nfurrf.
TANINU DISTRICT 80 HuuhY turTft, ttNN,
Miarnis. TLNs., september ~, iN'a
OfiiL=i0 Otiogk Pm;
nclng officially notified Of tho ctistcnoo II gel
low lever IN lackap Mis- the quarantine urici
published August 10 RFninst iniccicd placcs IN
FLORIDA. and September u against Decatur. Ala, h
nov dcclapYi aFninI Jackson. All sanitary In
steciur On trains aud steamboats, coming ~ Mem
rhls or instructed ~ allow neither iurI lag
gasc ~ irishis from iaot on. ~ any other rlao'
Whrru yellow rover may bo reported b. exist o.
enter NrmphIA DAVID PARK HAnniN.
President Taxing District
o. THORNTON.
President ii1afd II Health
IarKsov. Mos, September IN. isA
pf q n Thornton. President BOARD Of Heath
Ncmphis Tenn
Ala consultation iust held letwocn DR. liar
fnrion. Hunter. dailuNag Told. Nuufnn an'
my,cli II this city, aud In lrlchari aud iurncll
~ Vicksburs II was unanimously decided M
ca - nr y,'llw fever WHIT JOHNSTON
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AnNonY cHcKAsAw GuAniei
MIuTuis, Tenn, sept ~, ls,,.

IurrRirtEs Of the blood often cause great
ANNOYANCE at this Frnson. Hoods Sannpa.
rilla purifcs the blood and cures all such
Affections
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W. NJ Burford Chapel Hill Miss.
Jas. Cerisols n Co, Main and Washington.
Lewis Bros, Vicksburg Miss,
g. pondcro, Front street
A. Lee B Cos Fulton, Tom.
J. $. Clements Mason, Tenn.
Bcrentz a Co, Poplar street
J NJ Jackson. Alderman, Miss
II. J. Holster, Madison and Man.
NJ. X. Cox, Hollywood, Miss.
rurcv & Co., Coldwatcr, Miss.
II. X, Fisher, Mississippi avenue.
A. H. Caruthcrs, Clarksdalc, Miss.
l.. Zanonc, Main and Winchester streets,
l.. Sambucetti, Main, near Louisville ~ Nash
willie depot.
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RULED OUT OF ORDER.
The Fall Display Could Not Begin Mon
day as Advertiscd-october o.


day as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o.
During the period when everybody except
the politicians was mindful Of the city's i'm.
munity from scourge and It's general good,
the board Of health interdicted the great
fall display, "Fall Of Paris, from beginning
its run next Monday evening.
Tue reason for this, rs advanced by the
medical men, was that crowds were not 10
say the least, beneficial toward keeping down
the danger. Should there, by any chance,
be refugees from any infected district IN the
city, public display would be the first
place for which they would make. Whether
coinciding with the view or not OF course
those gentlemen Ia charge Of the display, as
public spirited citizens, acquicsced.
Alta meeting Of the executive committee
held last night u was unanimously resolved
90 give the people an opportunity 10 witness
the great fall display on October :.
The Merchants ZouavcS tho Schorr
Zouayos the MacncrchUn aud Thorner have
volunteered their services, aud u y the gen
eral wish OF the public aud the Sphinx that
the Chicknsaw Guards will give valuable aid
ON this occasion IN order 10 make u n
memorable one In the annals OF Memphis
Tho chorus and martial song will be pro.
duoed under the direction OF rrofs. Pian and
schu,ler and Prof Arnold's band.
The following letter Just received by the
secretary:
ARNonY cmcKrsAw GuAms
MIsriIts, Tenn, sept ~, 1855. !
Mt fon Leubric Memphis, Tenn;
Dear sir-YOur letter notifying me that
vas appointed on the military committee IN
connection with the "Sicr Of Paris ccle'
bratlon and attendant ceremonies has been
duly received. ! avn much Obliged TO you
Tor the compliment thereby paid me- ant
shall ohecrfully CO operate with you and thu
nanny and successful issue. With regards
am yours truly, W. :. JoNa'
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John Asst, Main and Union.
r. Y Edmundson. Mississippi avenue.
John Gazzolo, Frontand GRyoso,
l.. A. Morris & Co, oSccola, Ark
J. Sartorc & Bro, Deale and Second.
DIR. J. l.. Simmonds, Clarksdalc, Miss.
L. Carlin, l26 johnson avenue,
l.. @. Campbell X Co., 4G6 Main street.
J. ]. Sturla, ID Union street
w. C. Griswold, l23 Main street
w. II Swapc, Mississippi ave, cor. Walker
Phil Frgnsioli, corner Second and Union.
Slcdge Bros, Como, Miss.
W. W. Scales & Co., Starkvillc, Miss.
Mrs. r. Finnic Alabama street
c. c. Carly, Beale street.
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lo3 Main street open day and night WIN
eel the bee, meal In the city, and furnish q
tlp-top lunch.
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nptJv AyD. pRODUCE MARKETs.
rr,rrprs OF NEw-yoRK DEALINGS.


SINNERS neglected the wheat market yesterday taking
onv 10 600 bushels but holders sin In their views
and asked 1.4d1.2 cent higher prices The speculation
reached fairly active limits and showed more strength
based mainly on further reports unfsyorsoie TO the crop
nro.nec The fluctuations variable ana were SUD
ec 10 considerable manipulation. but the close was
steady and final figures gains OF IL cent Tor April
AZ az Ia cents IA for May % is cents and ls cent
for June AZ o3 cents July 90 7S cents August at
90 cents September 90 Ia cents and December AZ
"a 10 cents Cash 1-2a1 cent higher win no
exnort demand In sight options were strongly held
under fear OF cash squeeze and prices advanced E2@
rs cent Reaizatlons did not disturb the tone Oh the
speculation but they reduced the net gains 70 - cent
o., u,v a, "a ga cents and 3S614 cent for the other
months as follows: June 62 SIS cents July oz 81
cents: August September and october. 63 cents
The oats markets drew somo early strength rom wheat
hut ended weak the pions being unchanged Tor April
and Nav at ss and up IA cent for June at 50 ID cents
and as cent for July 3s "a cents There were sales
Of $50 erces OF lard for export but the options were
heavy and closed 6e4 points lower as follows May
AZ 10 June ss II; July. So 10; August IS - and Sep
TENDER and october. ss &C.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday ~
New.York Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston were as
follows wheat 1914 bushels; 4334b bushels oats
90 54a bushels total gran 100 500 bushels -four s47a
packaces At Chicago Milwaukee and ST Louis the ar
rivals were Wheat so 307 bushels corn lo4oi9 BUSH
els oats 1551s1 bushels total grain. 39OlS1 bushels
flour 81 370 barrels
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortands and
Desbrosses sta as follows:
q. m TO- CatasauQua and intermediate polntA
a. m. for Geneva. Lyons Elmira, Rochester, BuYalo
and the West and principal local points Chair car 10
wilkesbarrs.
D. m Tunkhannook and intermediate points Chair
ear 70 Tunkhannock Connection to Reading and Harris
euY o., p,,,.,o, ~, n,,,.,0., ,D,.,u.,,.,.
points Chair 20 Pittston.
$40 p m. for cOplsy aud intermediate points Con.
Reading and Harrisburg. Chair Coplay.
$50 70. for Geneva, Lyons Emma Rochester. Buf.
talo and the West. Pullman sleeper % LyonA
e:i5 y. m for LsHrays and intermediate polnts
Trains leaving o. 81. m, ! p m and $40 p m con.
SUNDAY TRAINS
q m for Msuch Chunk, HsiletoA and inlermedlst 70
polnts
$40 p m for coplsy and intermediate points
so p. m for Geneva, Lyons EimIra Rochester, puf.
falo and the West Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons
General Eastern Once 2s5 BroadwaA
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BA1Trxonx April 26--Cotton steady Midinr 97s9l0c.
FIonr steady quiet Howard Street and western SUBS
$50 CITY Mills suDeraue 81 81 CO. Extra do 50 90
do Rio Brands - 90 PAtapsco Family - 40 on
narrative Patent Wheat-Southern steady Futz w
s6c: Iongberry 1880 Western quiet No winter Red
June ViL AL Sc do for July 9oh99lc DO for august
SO &c Corn-soutsrn quiet White b. % &c enc"
for May ei.S62c; do Tor Jnne 6O9s2c oats were
nrm S.nthsrn at 3se42ci Western White at 42045o.
Western MiTed at S9e4Ic Penaylvsaia at SsS42e.
Hre arm al 7OA75c Hay firm: Prime 10 Choice West
.r, Sis 5Oal7 90 Provisions dull; Mess Pork sl5 90
Bulkmeats shoulders AMI cloar rib Sides psek ss
Ssoc 3acon-Shsulders 796S7c Clear RID Sides &c
Hams IL al2c Lard refined Ssc Butter steady Western
packed l6622o Creamerr 23S21e Eggs were nrn n
AZ I2o6iSc Petroleum steaty-kchno at &c Gomez
auiet RIO cargoes ordinary 10 fair 1904 2e sugar
firm "A" soft at SIC COppsr refined nrner al 1874 loo
Whsxey steady 81 2 sl23 Freirhts 20 Liverpool per
steamer dull-Cotton ll6i Flour per ton - cram
Corr OO1 bush Oats 1000 bush Rye 100 bush Ship.
rpent. Flour 80 00O bbls. Saes-Wheat 100000 bush
Corn ~ 900 bush
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago April % (SpcelaD.-It was in the wheat pit
that another day was given up almost altogether to tho
outstanding May contracts and renewal for the more dis
tan months The range of wheat during the session was
comnaratively narrow the being only 5S cent
anart The May options opened at so rs cents touched
81 ss cents and closed at 81 cents. The July. the
principal option traded in now, opened at 81 rs cents
touched So IL and closed at SO cents May corn was
strong notwithstanding the early suppositoh Una. inc
BIGGEST holders are sellers and the later efforts OF this
.a interest 10 break prices 1t opened at 50 cents,
sold between 81 s and 90 is cents and closed at 90 SS
cents July opened 81 IL cents sold TO between o. IL
ana s. IS and closed 80 cents. Receipts OF oats
wore 1o1 cars the estimates for Friday 100 cars May
,na1 A. 40 1s cents sold 10 SO and closed at 32 IA
cents July opened 80 IA cents sold to 80 and closed
at so 1892 IA cents Provisions were easy especially
pork The carrying charge from May to June Is fu ~
cents a barrel and likely to be more.
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Eeeal Noiires.
SUPREME COURT,

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT,
~ KINGS COUNTY.
Gerdt Geerken. the sole surviving Executor OF and
Trustee the last VIII ana Testament OF Nicholas
GuIlla ume. deceased,
Plaintiff
against
Paul Gulaume also called Paulus Guilaumel. Johann
Nicoaus Guillsume als0 called Jean Nicolas Gullaumcl
Catharina Weber. Anna Msrgareths Schmt Simon Guil-
laume. Margaretha krcmer also called Marguerite Kre
mer, Maria Goutte (ssO called Marie Ooutte) stephan
aumc. Franz Guillaume and any and all the other broth
and Of Nicholas Gus ae OF the City OF
Brooklyn State Of NewYofk deceased ana The child or
children Of any deceased brother or sister Of tho
said Nicholas Guisume deceased. and all the other heirs
saw next Of kin lcgaees and deyisees OF the SAID Mich
Oas Guillaume deceased Who Whose existence ana any,
O. the Executrix OF the last win and Testament Of
nah Onillsuine deceased,
Defendants
Trial desired in Kings County. Summons.
To the above named Defendants ana each OF them;
You are hereby summoned 70 answer the complaint In
this ard 70 SSn.1 ' OF ySS1 Sss
after the service Of this exclusive OF the day Of
service and in Of failure TO appear or answer
Judgment will be taken against you by default for the
lief demanded IN the complaint.
JOHN L BULLwINKEL
Plaintiffs Attorney.
once and Post once Address Ne. 900 Broadway. New.
York City, Eew-York
To all tho sbove named defendants except Mary Dencny
tho Executrix OF the last VIII and Testament OF
Sussnnah Guiaume. deceased;
The foregoing summons served upon you by publica.
ton pursuant 20 an order Of Hon Willard Bartlett
the Justices Of tho Supreme Court Of the State Of New
York dated the 2lst day Of March 1855 and filed with
the complaint IN the once Of the Clerk OF the County Of
Kings at the Han Of Records in the County Of Kings
JOHN E BULLwINKEI.
once and Postomee Address. No. ESQ broadway
Eew-York City, New-York-
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RAILROADS..
TENTRAI RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY

OFooT OF LIBERTY STREET, NohTH RIVER
For PHILADELFHIA ana iRENTQN Bound .I Bsop ps
p. M SUNDAYS al 4: si6 a. m /; $50, II p n, al
y D. m have connection for Reading, Harrisburg Potts
Nnuch Chunk Reading, Harrisburg. etc On SUNDAY Tor
Easton 49,. p.,A,oh..,
80 a ID for Fgcningcr high Bridge Branch Easton.
bethlehem Allentown, Msuch Chunk WikesbarIe scrsn-
ton fteadn9 rlsburg potisSlie, Tdmaqus. ehamokin
Sunbury, Lewisburg. Wlil.amsporL
D. III. for Pennington. Easton, BethleneH- Allentown,
Mach Chunk, Reading. Ualrtburg etc =.
rs D. III for Easton, BethleEer Allentown, Mauch
Chunk MIlkesbarre, Scranton TaEaqua, Shamokin.
I:D D n for FtfaingLi bitL B;des SrancL, Easton.
Bethlehem, Allentown, Reading Harrisburg etc.
90 and 5 30 d. m for Somerville and bennington.
645 D. m Eoston. Bethlehem, Allentown. hsuch
Chunk etc on Sundays at 80 p m
400 is IL l5 a NJ 100, 100. 80, rs D. N. Z;
Sundays .0c, 90 q. m for Red Bank, Long Branch
XSbufy Park ocean Grove. except Sundays Point Pleas
I s15am / oo 80 p. m for LAKEWOOD. Toms
a. m. ?. m, for ATLANTIC CITY. vineand.
80. 6:15 p Sundays 100, a. m for Perth Amhoy
s;1a II rs q; N. $50 p m for Monmouth Beach.
SeabrighL Hghlgnd Beach
NEW.JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier g. North River, 100 p for Atlantic High.
lands Highland Beach. Seabrisht Long Branch &e-
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r1-pnprAx pnnnrcE MARKErs.

LIVERPOOL April 263:3O D m.Becf. and PORK; 10 poor
demand Hams-In fair demand Bacon-in isir domain
short firm at Ais CheeseTln poor dspSh noos
Turpeptne-In poor demand; dull at 3Os hosnIAh poor
demand Lard-Spst aud Futures-In poor demanu spo,,
Aprl May June dull a. f0s Cd Whea-ln poor 1enan,
new No winter dull at IS d. FlourIin poor ye.ar
sru-.spot asd Fuures-In fair demand Mixe esetn
spoi atroR at S. d April at SIS &C. May stIeng
al 5 3D. June strong Is IL Id Hops at London-Sew'
Ysrk State-In poor demand
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w n \. &. & H. Il. r. CO., lessees m .,.utas
Trains leave West42d.st. station as follows anu
carrier from foot Of jay ST., North River
Detroit aud Chicago. - SIS ,. M, 600 'ei'P A
e. Louis 800. .Sl5 D. m. p..~. vissarn
Fails. 81 20 50 No. -6.pO, sS:l3 p m.,snu
Utica rs, '9'5S ailsS0 M. 800 90 e Ills .ssA
Kingston. augertie. CatsEL. Albany ''i'' "N' ~"
CrsS,tOna. West Point coru"sL Neweers sos M
and q. 90 D M crsnstons cornwall Newoars
For Montreal aud Canada East oVV yaut m m Tsrento
Hamilton. London. 20. IS r. m. .o'o" 0'i' -
1898 M. tei0O. .S.l5 10. S,.rar, Fals Detroit
ELEGANT sleeping for BnnAAo -"s-'-
Chicago and 81 LOus o,A..,..in, daily sxospt
'Daily Daily except SATURDAY 9'hst station sii!o
a. M s3;<oP NJ. Hobosen. West sh0'' '''N''
81. 90 D. N. ,..... car accom- mods
tons Information apply at oaees feot Of fulion
st. $50 Fulton Annex oni.e 49, powery IL
NewYork Ciy-s5S 7sa e+2 Broad~ss, ~ Went 42i ST.
Park Place. and IVES, shore stations 1907 ~ IAuBERT
foot o. 49,, n General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-27
NETWORK AND NEw-ENGLAND RAIL

NETWORK AND NEW-ENGLAND RAIL-
~ ROAD.
Commencing April %. 1883
Leaves Grand Central Depot. ". y NJ IL and II. II n.
New.York. 10 g. H.. sundays excepted Arrives Boson
4;30 p. -
PARLOR CARS.
New.Ensland Limited. leaves New.YOrk p n daily
Arrives Boston p. N.
PARL0R CARS.
The evening for NewYork lLS3
7. m, week days Arrives Boston 0.
PULLMAN SLEEPERS
For tickets and reservations In paror aud aeePn
r KNOWLAND T. p. VINING,
General AGENT Trafc Manager.
33s Broadway, New.York. Boston