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The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-11-14

Roger @ Mills was reelected for Con
gress from Texas.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-11-14

for their work in this county We are not
envious of 1t.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-11-14

The National Prohibition party seems
to have vanished IN thin air.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-11-14

1t begins to look verv favorable for
another railroad to this valley.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-11-14

Tine Record is inclined 10 think 1t did
1t with its little hatchet.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-11-14

Wonder if Geo. Boose will be National
Public Printer?
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13
rHEDAILY JOURNAL
Every Morning Except Monday.

fh. official Paper Of CASTER County.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13
Paylns Children for EyerythIng.

Three Young ladies were walking down
Woodward avenue the other day, tho
damsel in the middle talking yolubly in
a very audible tone. She said;
"Why, they are paid for everything.
They got 500 each for not having their
ears pierced; 500 each for not bccoming
engaged until they are 81. and when the
rest Of the family went alruad and didn't
take -, she cried and goi 500. It's
800 for this and 500 for that all The
time. Then there is their brother He's
delicate, sou know, and he gcta 81 aday
for not eating dessert. 81 n day for
going TO bed at O'Clock and when he is
sick he gets s2 a day for taking his medi-
cine And spend money! Why, girls,
it's just awful They spend more in
a" and they passed out of ear Shot
Detroit Free Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13
Verifying an Old legend.

Readers of the sega Of the Burned
Nal. translated by Sir George Dasent,
canno: have forgotten the terrible con.
clusion, the burning of old s,jal's house
with all his family. This deed was almost
the last Of series of man slayings, the
result of an Icelandic vendetta OF blood
feud. The date was about the time Of
the conversion Of Iceland TO Christianity,
that conversion having been rather in
complete so far. Now people have often
asked whether this event, SO renowned
in history, ever took place. According
to Nature. Il member of the Icelandic
Archaeological Society has excavated the
site assigned TO Bergthorsholl. Malls
house. by tradition. He found at GER
tain depth the ashes Of burned house
and also some curious Jumps Of "a fatty
substance Being analyzed, these proved
to he skyr, kind of buttermilk. appar-
entity, which had undergone the action of
fire. Now the saga expressly says that
pailfuls Of skyr were thrown 10y the
women Of the house ON the fire in the
attempt 10 tocXtinguish it, This coniirma-
ton is very curious, if not. perhaps, very
cogent.-London Daily News.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13

The basis OF calculation between
causes and chances Is 10 be reekoned,
30 far as mathematics can fig Ire out y
result, upon data like the following:
The rules being, Of course, lhe recog-
niZed mathematical ones HAT the
chance of the concurrence Of two indie
pendent events 10 the product II their
separate probabilities. We know there
is more or less frequency OF recn renee
than fixed average; then, for or
against the probability, there 10 some
cause at work. The chance OF ole or
tue other Of two phenomena occurring
when two cannot occur, /, the sum Of
their different probabilities. For in
stance: "In the fall of lSS0,2 says
Mr. j. w. Ames, Fsirmont, Neb.,
May q, 1857, ''my wife suffered inten-
sely with what the doctors called sci
attic rheumatism, and was helpless.
Tried everything to no purpose. She
wanted to try ST. Jacobs Oil, but The
doctors said no, but got it, tried it,
aud 1t stopped the pain. She improv-
ed, aud ia a snort tine she had no use
ior crutches. No return of pain In
seven years. Mr.. W. W. Hail,
Adams Express Co., Brooklyn, N. Y,
was cured foi sciatic rheumutis by
st. Jacobs Oil, and writes under date
OF May ), 1857: am still OF the same
opinion Of Its curative qualities for
sciatlc rheumatism"
The PROBABILITY Of 81. Jacobs Oil
curing every time j. r-ek0ned upon
known acts. Out of the twenty mil
non bottles sold not one Ia ten thous-
aud ever fats 10 relieve all ailments
Tor which II Is a specific; the chances
against The probability is 70 sligbt
there must be some cause, and the
cause il found T. bee hat IL Is not
properly applied or not taken IN time.
! The chances are 30 overwhelmingly
ia It's favor that the marvellous cures
wrought by II are the offset to the
few cases wherein II fails; aud are
proofs that where properly used ii will
cIre aud never fail.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13
SOCIETIES.

40 H.-Di,ision No. meets Grst aid seoonu
sundays OF each month.
*. H.-Meets hrst and third Wednesdays al
7,sOp o. m,, at ODD Fellows Hall.
A,F.6A. M.-Yellosstone Lodge, No. 70, hrt
and third Wednesdays.
x. A. M-Yellowstone Chapter. No. b, second
Thursday. in each month
x, T-Damascus Oommandery fourth Thurs
l. %. o. F.-Custer Lodge, No. ls, every
M, aday Al their hall.
100. F-sentinal Encsmpment No. 8, hr'l
and third Friday. r,-
K Of P.-Crusader Lodge, No. Z, Thursday
evenings at Odd Fellows Hsll.
CK. Of A.-Miles City Branch, every sunday at
k, Of L.-First and third Fridays.
a LR-U' 4. Grant Post, No. II, first and
T. O, q. T.--Stsr OF the West, No. "a, every
Thursday evening.
s-ofV Gibson Camp No. 4. Meets FIRST and
third Tuesdays Of each month at Good Iemplar'
hall.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13
One Of the ssa.. panrer..

A curious acoustic phenomenon, some
times observed at sen, has been termed
by NJ. Fizeau. the "mirage Of sound"
from its analogy to certain well known
phenomena OF light. The sound waves
are DETECTED upward to very marked
extens under the influence Of strata of
air Of various temperatures, and 70 shis
effect are ascribed numerous collisions
between vessels having powerful Cog
signals -Arkansaw Traveller.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13

A scheme for constructing canal deep
enough for transatlantic steamers, IRON
the sea TO the city Of Brussels, BelgiuzA.
has been submitted 10 the city council
The company viii undertake 10 finish ~
work, and begin running steamers fron
Brussels TO New York within three yeom
from the date Of the concession. --Forc11n
Letter. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-04
THE STATE of TRIDE.

BALTIMORE. Sept s-Cotron nominal: Nidiliug l0'c.
Fi0nr inlet, nrn Howard anil Western ne
,. -Dd 81 Is FAtrt 10 IS t0A Is. "a nly 81 30 4
,v Mills upcrfn- - % az 80 EXIT to So .D83 10
lstvr Patent s5 10 Wh.,t-Southcrn quiet aud steady
Fultz 95diulrs fongb.rrv 80 l02r Western quiet AMI
ea.cr No Winter Rod spot II g6dgBsc; 10. August,
s6 a o6hc.. do September rGi' f'G &c. do October
steady; White 5ja57c Yellow - q Sos WssIern
9 gso.mb ami n"%ss year. ass o,t. ars aid
se1dy snuihern - 10 Pennylvania 52d3Ac Western
Prime 1890 Hay steaiy. quiet Prime 70 Choco
Western 10 5p6i7 ~" Provisions active and ste .ry
Moss $40 -. Buxmcats shoulders anil CLAIR Rib
side. packed -. a &c 3acon-ShuuIt-rs sac.
firm. Western packet II l5c Creamery i DC. Eggs
qroi : lJ0 79c Petroleum steady Refined sc Cofee
qet; no cargoe.. far at 1870 quiet a" soft
7h.c. Copper refined firm ~ l5eel'sc Whskey firm al
cotton ; sol Flour per ton IL. g. Cram ID R-celDte-
Flour 1922 Wheat H. 1862 bush Corn 2.aJ2 bnsn-
Dat, 2ts bush Rye ~ push Sui nents-Flonr lln32
IBIS. wheat u905 bush. s2les-Wheat 70 .OOOs bush
Curn 2OU0 bu.h
BUFFALO Sept s-whsa,-No ! Hari unsettled lint
generally steady ane sctvs at loves prices 5000
~out ~ o.; 1904 bust IT 81 - - and 100 bush AZ
81 % closing 81 49, bid offerings Of Ne. Northern
Winter Wheat quiet. 80. Rod - Milling Rel 9jc
No White " chg ST. 90 on track Corn good demand;
j09c No. g. 43,.c Oais firm AMI unchanged No White
35ei El White yO132c No Mxe zoe on track:
Mfeed steady Winter 80 2j Spr4ng So 75 Barley aud
Rre nominal tonr 'toldy. With good dsnandi spring
rncal steady Oatmeal steady. Canal fseIslts quiet;
Wheat 4.c; Corn sac Receipts Flour 1000 bis
Wheat 1910 bush. Corn $4,000 bash oats NON.
shipments ~ Rul--flour a. 900 bhs whea. $4,000
bus' Corn / 900 busn. oats 47oOb bush. RYE 1900
bush Canal shipments Wheat 32l 900 bush Corn 900
bush Rro : ono oush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-04
TIE TRADE N CHICAGO

Chicago. Sept (SpecaD.-Thc traders must have
stayed home from church and read buh literature all
Sunday for they down The curb bright and
early bidding 8; IA for December wheat Tbs
full cent the close Slur isy and those who
couldn't buy at Ia pad IS for TIE shorts
probably covered tho curb for the opening rather
81 cents for D cenber Room . lers a. not
Ike the oOks o. the market and threw their Saturdays
purchases overheard. There realizing quar-
ters which caused hall cent decline Prices naturally
advances. Ttere hS sing 81 Ia ,ents viii d
hal thus far been the CHEST price reached Whsn
that passed it moved up 70 s5 easily and quickly.
The O'Clock close 35 IA tor December. 4.
tie afternoon session Hutchinson hal several brokers buy
tug n. december They took II n largo
blocks Advancing the market 20 90 - IN five minutes.
good deal Of long wheat out aud carried the price
down 70 IS Is bu; Hutchinson kept 10
"a his brokers could write their FOR the
second tire tine price touched IS 5S a.
50 IS cents BID. Corn was heavy all day. und'r fine
weather and Ia 60 rec ipis PrCT ions ssmcWh
easier al tho opening but rallied There some
buying By houses with foreign connections but
Ing BY shorts the i5s principal strength
There were LOCO hogs received With 10 0Oo estimated
Tuesday In the afternoon board pork easier but
ed and short rbe closed a. the highest prices
OF the day on the curb December wheat % ia
cents and closed az 95 9 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-04
w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y. i. {. II. T. r. Co., Lessees - n.
trains leave Vest sd st As follows ana 70
Detlot and Chicago - So q -. - 90. IS Il ?. r.
- LOUIS g 90, = ID .. Il
Syracuse Buraio Rochester, suspension Bridge. NJ
agass FAILS 3 10 % 90 a n. - go, = IS p m
NHc., 10 - 90 ~ II 80 a. NJ, . 90 - 10
% 30 "a IL 80 H., ~ 90 g 90. . rs y.
Cransson- 1T Point COrnWa all hewburg, 3 10.
= > . 50 10 10. ~ II 30 ~ 90, 10. ol5.
= 10 - p II, ali 90 H., 3 AS and 100 p II,
Der Montreal and Canada East, 90 90 p. m
roalo. T. - q. N. - 90. IS Is D M.
Lesant eep ears for Buffalo Niagara valgS Detroit.
ssra,esa specials ~ II 80 n. q, 3i5 D. m Draw
ing room ears through 20 Sara.oga
LAKE Ccorge II 30 - ia, Drawing Room Cars to CAD
wei. S3iurtays Cnly, ~ 40 ?. n
Iakns MoboUk and u lnne~ a-Aa. via w-Patz, 90,
Kaaterskln Hunter Grand Hotel Station and Phoe-
nlcia Is 100. a. II 80 M ~ 3:45 D m Dssw ns
Room Grand Hotel Station ard 70 PhOeacla (fo-
psenyilie, Cairo and Mountain House Station 3Ia
rs 90 a. u 80 a. ani q - p. m Drawing.
Room Cars " Catski! On "a ii 80 aud 40 D. M.
DAILY fDany exeey, SATURDAY. Other train. daily
except Sunday "a leave jersey City r. X r. So
taj IL 20 10 40 IobOken. West shoTs
Slsfion "a II 30 n. ~ 80 =. III
Tor tickets, tinc isD.c7 ptdJr sec pnc-czr
roIaIOs Informal Apply ~ Offices Brook yn-g33
nlsl YORK C4t5 sos. -. Broadway lg3 l.,
BJNery. ~ ParG place and West Shore stations oct OK
Mest al -. foot %, lay 81. y L.
Wc|coVs Express - : for and checks baggage ison
hotels and r.sirEce. L. f. LAMBLItr
VanGesiht-afe Oerc.-l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-04
WV srocv M,RKErs-qY TELEGRAPH

surtglo sept. 5.-Can,-RsociD. last "a hours ?.si2
head Total week thu. far $3.50 heal Sane
last head. Consigned through '97 cars - Of
viii "A q Nev.YOrk on SAFE. $40 carloaisi ma kc d.
pressed Poor 70 Common Native steers e'iin- - i5c
Common TO ! Air - 50
Good 20 ho!ce shipping 81 5odSl %.
Sae.p-Hsoelots - hours $500 head Total for tho
thu. / .2oI head For time last week
~ zoo head through 10 carloads. IL OF which
NryYork; on ssle 76 c.rOsds Prices declined lJo zoe.
Comrou - 70 s5 choice 10 tSta - upa-A 70
Wrs az 50 no q 3 SIS, Canadian - 30 az 90
Ho7s-Rcceipts asst ,, hours 1873 hest Toia 90 IN.
u.eE inns ar 215 head. FIR time last week
* I35 h adj Consigned through 80 carloads % Of which
New.Y0rE On sale. 100 carloads Market active, iut a
ssd- low or Mixed Pigs and Light ioFkrs - OOs6 30
Gra.r. SIS IS 20 Selected Y0rEers 81 30 40 Select
eli MEDIUM Weights 81 5Odt 90, .sough - ODG5 30;
81 a. sos market cosed quiet 70 csroaus h;"
CHICAGO Union P.Ock Yards sept 3-7he Dror.r'
journal reports cattle 'eceiuts 1000 hrsi shipments
Market slow 10 10 10 CENTS over. Steers
IS 5000 60 stocser, ahl Feeirrs 81 y 49, 10
bulls AMI MIed 81 4OH 80. Texas Catte 81 SO0
g. s.; Western Rangers - 50 a. a. 80
HOgs-tec-.rt- lO.OJ0 heti shipments 4ODo. rarte,
steal, Mixed - OO15 40 Heavy ro Oo0o o. L!Sat
So 50 ee 50 seips 81 0Osj7d .. o .o, ,,-s.
Shs,p-ite 'eipts Z 90 heat; shirnerts ZoVp' raFket
srcay Natives Inferior Prime ~ 6Jft 20 IVES ern
shorn 81 s0ssS 90: Texans shosn - '1s5 % L"h''
g. 300 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-04

sales-M Goldsmith: 90 Colorado Steers 1901 = yer.
a. as s.; IS Do iido H. at 50 90 81 2o iio6 n at
i$e6 : q s. 20 o. i4a \ a. q DO no \
s. 70 % 40 1925 n AZ IS IS Is Do 1856 n = %
d. es5 = al "a is 80 g. 9-1 az s 10 a. 3 10 e19
n SO 30 ~ DO go n a. 50 50 10 Eentucky steers
n a g 50 20 d., 1850 a. at 81 So st7s. 1870 n
Newion { Gnlett: = cso['ao 7,eers ll27 ? a;
tSso per 100 = TSAans. I9ot 3 a. 81 - d.
IS 80 20 DO l-2I - 20: 10 d. 1877 n. At s. p
dc. 1850 l2?o ?. al q 4oqs,.i IS,
a. g IS o. $40 y az s. % DO, 1928 = At % 20
No. a. So al aa 1907 a. =, r. u 10 90 o 20 go l
~ c5; 90, 1885 :. ~ - - 90 Bulls. 1873 p. a.
D. wtixel: 30 Colorado steers il7s n. a. 81 - -
81 do 1870 ~ a. q = >. 40 1873 T. a. 81 50 Is 10
a. s. IS Il d. 1850 =. ar - ..
d. d s9 ar GO 70 G Gd TO- a, i'59 a. % 80 70 9
II, - As do. 1875 =. a. - 9j l. do. 1l77 n ar
q state DO 1851 =. 80 20 % 10 a5s = =, 3 a.
1868 = - $40 IL do, 1898 2 at 81 ca Bulls. 1918
MILcn cowS-EeceiEt. for nc week IS heaa Only
range for Common 70 Good Cows 80 To- 80 pr hraa
rafci Tor cra..4s aai Hrerms c,lycs and ND pics ,''
dec'ned lac 4. -' l Nea wef- In fair teTan'
sa,c o, Grassers gero At 9s2 12c PEI - Bur,-rmny.
3 I-4a412c Common ~ Choice voal- ,old al j67 Ice
sales-lia'cnbech Hollis: I7G Gra-s.-s $50 y aver
ago ~ - - Pc 10 2 = %. LIS n a. 90 Bu-
trfnUk Calves $50 = a. - - IN olG = o. 20 90
NJ d., 600 =. - 30 = &, e31 p az ss =. a o.
245 50 20 do. @37 - - Vcai- re ?. a.
- a., POS T. ~ s. 80 DO e2t p. a. 49, 81 do $50
= At - u d. l35 = a. - p II DO lee > ~ 50
Duientsck Dewey - Ciassers Is - A. . BE
per = 20 Hufsrmlk Calves 2i0 T. 7.-- 10 40 ~
r. 40 Sc l. Nfixei 90 20 =. a. S. Western 10
a20 ~ A. loc 20 g. 2oo = a. sc YEAS $40 n a,
Pc = DO. 100 n o. &c.
Fycriu riicocs: . Grasser. eo7 = noi.Ic: IS
Ruitcrrnk Caves lsl y - 2 34c. 3 Mixed do 200 y
o. e.. 30 Ven- I5i r. a. l2c.
Ru,termik Calves 20j y. at s-4c DO 264 y at Be
Waisl. Kirby CO.. 4 Cls's-r, 2Io u a. 50 OF do
40 81"
Hume & Mullen "a Cras.sr, 81 = a. . lie: 81
Ruiiermnk CaiveS 2oe - a. l.oc g DO 27j y. At g.
Il Mixed DO .5s . a. l2c NeaIs, l75 n. A. 1921
h Al 5c; SO Co. los n Al p. less IS 40 do 100 n
" Jeiire wrlch, ca a. Grassers oi9 - a. 40 30 is
lu,tcrnlk Calves, zoo . 1t ~ N@als lS6 n a. 81 80
8 DO ll3 = az - g. G. o.. i73 =. ~ - 80
Judd Brcking'3m: 60 Gfa-sct- 49, 4. - ilc 10
900 y AZ c. 8 DO lGf r. 10 49, 100 y a. i-2c
sHf Up AND LAti riDts we've 81 - 1920
nesd-32 ana >. Jersey City ana
the pace there dozen tha' hal been
r the pens since uriay The suDpy va. liberal AID
feeling extremely dull and depressed sad sesrs called IL
he worst market Of the A. the oe figures how
,sr fair volume OF business transacted the
coud not be cleared Lsmbs were l-4o lower Than last
/ riday - -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-04
VACATIONS IN THE couNrEY CLOSING.


ina return Of tourists from the country has
already begun nearly every train coming into the
city crowded with people who have spent the summer
IN the mountains the seashore. When the after
noon train Saratoga, duo as 10 came tong into
Grand Central station yesterday with twelve heavily
loaded proved long for the station ana the
occupants OF the three coaches were compelled 10
arht In yard. As the returning travellers came
up platform many noticed the worn-out look which
nearly had. could scarcely believe that these
people returning the END OF vacation spent IN
country. A vacation 10 plainly e1harstinc-
the station Of the Pennsylvania Railroad the innov
OF people Amos, ~ great Tn. bsggare-roorn was
crowded with YESTERDAY ana the employees had
no time 70 celebrate Labor Day The baggage agent
and three .a.ns were run daily simply to
bring baggage Grove and tho other summon
along the cnast. There Il yet considerable
outflow O, people said the ;de IS hrn
ward The New-Jersoy Central Rail csf dock 81 Liberty
crowded with trunks yesterday 10 cause
serious inconvenience and With evory train the pile
became larger Theee also chiefly from Long Branch
snd other neighborins places on the coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-04
POURING BACR from ECROPE
SIX HUNDRED TRANSATLANTIC CABIN PASSEN.
stSIIIps


GERS on TWO BIG STEAMSHIPS.
The steamer ServiA OF the Cunard L!ne, and Fumes
STA o: the Anchor Line arrived yesterday both having
board their full complement OF tourists returning afte
their summer Europe. The total OF the two
passenger lists amounted COO The servias list IN
GUIDED
C. Armste,d A. Armstrong, c. l. Bailey, H. H.
Baker. DR.. J. NJ Badly, z. Banigan. 6. Barclay, o. D
Barnes Hector Barnes, the Rev. F. j. Bassett J. a.
Bell l.. A Bend.. z. j. Beldns Luclen Bird'eye.
II. Bishop, r.. w. Blspham ". A. Blaseney, Dr. C. T.
poubauCh. J. T TAYLOR the Rev. r J. Thomson. J. T.
Thorp. Charles +. Tibbetts Thomas T. Tut W. A. u.
Walker, J. T. Waller G.. W. Ward. A. II. Webster, T. L.
Welsh, George West W. T. Whitehead, Sidney Wdmore'
J. F. Williams w H. Williamson, II. A. Will. L.
W1seman. Z. Worcester w McssinssF, C. A. Ihorp
The Furnessa brought among her passengers;
The Rev. A. T. Beard, d. d., W. J. Brigham Joseph
Henderson H. c. How.s John Jsrdne, Edmund Patt,
J. G. Rhoads James Thompson, Professor C. W. and Mrs
Wallace tho Rev. J. P Wilson. Walter Wrsgge' T. g.
Mead IT,. James W. Miller. Edward W Miller. j. n
MCFARLAND, Alexander Mcintyre, w. H. Mcintyre Frank
p OTTO, c. Dixon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-04

G'vrnroo;- $50 .. m.9eei-Holcers Offer MOI.
sr2ey. Pork Holders Offer freely Hams II ldern offer
Bacon h Old-rs oSrr modoratey Chee.e-
Holders offer moier tev Tsov sldrrs Offer moderately
Spirits OF Turpentns-Ho iers Offer sparinEly ROsii-
Holders oFer sparingy: Lard-spot amt iuures-Hsiers
offer freely What Holders ofer spzringY. 9
Winter firm at Is d No spring Of Is Si.
TlouY- Holders offer spsrngy Corn-spot and Futures
HOld-rs spsrngv mixed Western firm at - Id
October steady at<s l0d November irm at Is lO' Hops
All Lon folders offer moderately
LONDON 3-Cslcutt2 linseo. $50 Cd per quarter.
ANTWERP sept -Wi.coxs lard closed a. Ito francs so
ceninrs per Lon EilOs
AYTwERr sept 8 petrolenm-Fine pals American 20
francs 62 l. confines sellcrs
BREMEN sept. 3-Wiie0x's lard closed at a. per
10 n. etru.enm. Z marxs 30 pennlgs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-04
BROOKLYN.

paymaster Allen Mr.. heskeu Continued their
inquiry OF The Contract frauds AT the Navy ard yes
teIddy. Ii IL Ayectcd that the Investigation Will DO
cOuIi cted this vceA. and that the stdllnS arrests
ma soon follow. IL i, owed that a piracy has
been clearly proven only IN the mater OF the
supplies, but In many other things.
There forty fires in August causin: loss o.
So COZ. 10 bindings insured Tor I'll 441O.
Tic BrOoAyn ated roai carried 81, 90 passen-
ger sunday On It's three lines.
Gorge DOdeI, axe twenty -niue a blacksmith O, No
but arrested wne crossing raIuad tracA. tie
he4G Dy Police Justice Wash for examination, ana
saiI IL would jump from the Blidse 0.hev day
joseph tIos,, de eight. Of No. 326 L. furmsn-st
while playing the wharf ri PfeDtces stores on
Sunday, tel- ve.b0ald aud Was dlowneG bis BODY
was found yesterday.
-. 2ylsud uoyt. OF Philadelphia, formerly Of the
Strong Place Baptist Church IA brUOAlyn, mentioned
T. couhecuCu with the vacant pulp IN the First Bap
tst tAulCl In Pierre Eont-st.. which he hls filed Tor
two SuaGsys. 40 definite action has yst been taken
n TIE Hai-er Of ilins the vacancy.
Tlc ..w 90 P, mouth Church set apart for the use
o.. Ns. Decchcr's family in his lifetime has been 10
s-rved uy the for the Of Mrs Beechcr
lag she lives, and another pew has boon desig
ID Pastors Pew" for Or. Abbott's family,
Owing 10 the opening Of the elevated road IN Broad
way. the broadWay Railroad Company has disoon-
iued The Rslph-ave line Of from the ferry.
r-e.e thiry-two conductors and drivers thrown
u- oi work by the change.
lie cruiser Boston left the Navy Yard yesterday In
command OF Cap tain +. " Ramsay for test Of her
JUS al ses- She went far sandy Hook and Will
40 outside to-day and return 10 the Navy Yard to-
.icrrOw. She VIII fire len shots from her main bat
1rry and twenty shots from her secondary battery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-04
n EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
III A.4s AL LAO A ~.
SEEAT FoUKlkAJn IL, Nk LIN -
On aud after september ., trains leave

On aud sicr september ?, trains leave
Lsrges, and Finest passenger sis,.on n America
Ab.ny Tro1 and hpi Syracuse A'fs''
A., sarsioss LaGe George. and Montreal; spsci.
F,a.rsOais, and Mohtreai $. Adams No.,
Creek schroSn Laae, Buo Mountain Lake, Drawing
- 80 a mr fAH0Us vEsTIBULED CHICAGO AND
sT h0Gds dMdI5P sd e 81
Tor Albany Ttea syaesss Eoyhe o1 HSss fr 5 =;
Chicago at . 30 . N. p. LOUIS 40 p IL neat day
10 80 a a. Chicago E2Dre.s Tor Niagara Falls To-
r9n,o, cleyesnd cneinn3 In lanapg's Des. o. sad
dra@us cars " S'nand4suA" A"cheS'ss' AID "cA
III 80 NJ wessrn NewYors and Northern Express
to- saFaosa las Cycis KY ana, Rean o''a
$50 > Saratoga and 1ssa s.esIa NJ, Nm. dt.sng
to Lake George o. Saturdays only,
meets Tor Wilaa,lown, North Adams and intermediate
t D. NJ Fas. chcagg, Cincinnati and St, Louis e.
press Tor Niagara Fails. Buffalo. suspen,.o1 Bridge To-
Indianapolis ST. Louis, Detroit and Chicago with sleep
ciayton esy including ao Sunday .yso n,
cars " Clayton AID PAU Smiths VIA Ctea a"l L. y"
.' % J. J. H. Montreal ard caaana.Fu, Express, daily,
seegseais 70 ra,tsLurs enc Moata ga I.,use io.a'
da Al ante Raj syand e. srIcus and CsuaualiguS da
80 p m tor AG ' Mountains l.i4s Chsly.
W yo nGsan Leon sss s as % u
na Via S s.S Se All AdsnaaS Raroa seepns ca
Ner.i ofS u iiatts5ufs sad Scftn riScS.
T. H. epeci-4 Sleeper arrives Isecncstrf ~ = u 4.
Bu3ely ? 81 a. ni ara 'Cleve. and %
III 80 Fssl Night EN press for Rchfe spr nes
6Gcnese5 BGnao, Niagara FAILS IofOnto. Ces eialld.
VITA sleeping CARS Sleeping cars 10 CanGAcaggs IN
eunfays Ouly.
~ Midnight Adirondack Mountain Special FOR Saratoga
Lake George. PattsJurg, Loon Lako saranac Lake,
Paul Smiths g.. also ~ Sprns- L1OpcfstOwn.
and Rlcnned Springs. seeping-cars 10 Albany.
Tickets and space IN awning room and sleeping
Grand Central station 4l3 7s5 and 9+2 Broadway.
y t4.S Eass Bse pace q Hsst Is5Sh sa af
Run on sLs, brooklyn. and 40 sth.st. illiaRsburg
NestcotIs Express calls for and chec0s baggage from
hotels residences
Run daily hers daily EXCEPT Sunday. Stop a. ise;h
e. siati' tax " Iassengrf. gI North and West
J. n. TOUCEN, HENRY MONET
General Superintendent. General Passenger agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-04
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

work on the IA lroad improvements IN me town Ct
Manaioneck has been stopped on sunday bv the local
authorities.
AZ the annual school meeting In The town OF Ma
maroncck, the report OF the treasurer showed that
during the past year he had received S70I2 H. and
bad paid ou S5,404 rs leaving balance on hand o.
81 ,667 30 T. C. Benedict was elected a trustee. and
donated 81 900 for the new school
The September term Of the County Court and Court
OF Sessions will begin at White Plains to-day
George n Lowerie. the owrcr of the Yonkers race
track leased the property a syndicate OF New
York gentlemen for the term OF ten years. condi-
ton that at any time Mr. Lowcrie. by paying for i'm
provencnts made. can sell or resume possession OF
the property.