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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-15

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u9eu.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-15

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nittenbe Norbunbrebe. naar ban ON Sc.
lamb @tanbforb neo uniueriitetet Cali
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iom bet anbet peb ben Sfole og ut en-.
bper &pinbe ifulbe BABE fri Nboans til
loaban Befjeftiselie, iom iparer til
benbes Sitting.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-15

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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-15

HAYWARD AsKELAND, Redaktsr.

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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-15

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famine 8ane.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-15

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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-15

Gn fatolf Dame / Neu Sort ifienteoe
nDlis $4,000 til bet fatbolife ameris
tanite unineriitet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13
Stock ~
r-oh,nnA Consnlllatcd.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKE1S
.,,,rs or Nrw.yoRK DEALINGS.


rho cvport demand for wheat suspended yes'er-
-, -, enc, ,o,s we're dull and lower This exerted an
influence on the options but the principal reason for the
declines that were scored was sympathy with the Chicago
market which suffered from rumors about prominent
~ ono,,tor who Suffered severe fall at his club tues
do ,obt The fear was felt in Western speculative cir
clos that the accident might realizing sales Tor his
account and H the short had been reduced the
market was the more susceptible this influence Inc
carly tendency OF options upward and gains OF La
A cent were scored the weakness West soon starten
values downward and tho close was easy at INSIDE quota
,ons fair business was done the dealings agsregang
about 700 OOO bushels Net losses were scored OF 20
cont for July at SO s. for August at So L. sep
oubcr AT SO Is October 90 Is and May at 81 ana 5S
cents and for December % IA cents Cash corn was
shade lower and As 900 bushels reported FOR export
most Of IT, however, having been engaged late Wednesdy
The renewal OF the support Of sympathetic strength
with wheat left tho market subject the depressing ef
feet OF good crop prospects The market ennca weak ~
losses Of 1sel IA cents as follows: August So Sep
tembcr SO; October sc 3s; November So rs; Dccem'
her SO IA cents Oats held In the face Of the weak
ness Of the leading cereals and options closed shade
better at IS Ia cents for July 81 12 for August 80 So
for September and 81 cents for October There were
sales OF 400 terces OF lard the spot part OF which was
Tor shpmcn and the options advanced 3d5 points as fol-
lows: July IS 80 August, sS 80; September IS a.
October, IS 40.
The rccepts OF grain and -four reported yesterday at
New.York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were as
follows Wheat lOi 2i5 bushels corn 472s3 bushels;
oats 4oO9s bushels total grain 300 0cc bushels HOUR
90 ego packages At Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Louis
the arrivals were Wheat 74767 bushels; corn, 343
bushels oats 1928 5i4 bushels total grain 27G0oi BUSH
els; -four, 49, $50 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, July IL Special)-llutchinson probably TO-
day sold some Of his In spite OF some strong
cables from the other the market broke IL cents
August wheat opened anywhere fIom 81 "a to 81 Ia
cents there being all OF prices on different sides OF
the DIT It sold low so cents and closed at 80 1sG
so IA cents There was pause at the "put price,
20 Is cents, and little temporary rally but 1t did not
hold There raiing by the Cuiahy interests
I'm, the big decline was on the general apprehension that
uchnsons line, estimated anywhere from 1000 OO0 10
goo bushels. beginning to go overheard INC
tumble the oil gentleman hal serious one and re-
suited temporary injury to the spine Corn
was very weak declining and closing almost az the
bottom. The receipts I23 were l,tc under the
expectations But the estimates for FRIDAY l9o cars
ha1 a d.prcss,ng effect. The charters were for only
l5 coo bushels opened at 40 lS and closed at
IS is cents. July closed at the same price, not" TN
standing II was said that the cash demand WIS rather
slack. Oats kept within very narrow range. Armour
Co were moderate buyers short ribs the Anglo Amer
lean Company pork and shorts covered moderately IN
lard, Prices times at the top and at consider
able advance.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w n. y. c. H. r. r. CO., lcsseeA -
Trains leave West 42d.st station as follows ard 20
minutes earlier from foot Of Jay. ~, North River
Detroit and Chicago g 30 a. HI u 100. . 10 D. II
agara Falls rs. . 55 a. M, g 100, IS IS D.
Kingston Saugcrties. Catskl, Albany; 3I5, - Is.
% IS, (a) / 80 a. n. ~ 100 600; = 10 p m 90.
Cranston's West Point Cornwall NeMburg 3 -
IS is as p m, and 90 a. m. 345 and 6 90
For Montreal and Canada Fast. g 100 D.
Hamilton, London, . 80 a. "a CO. IS 10 D. m To-
ronto. 50 a M. 10 100, 3 10 p. M -, 49,.
Elegant seeplngcars for Buffalo. Niagara Falls Derois
Chicago and ST. Louis
inc room car, through SarLfoga.
Lake George, II 80 Drawing Room Cars 10 Cali-
well. saturdays only, lsl 3 40 ,. m - -
Lakes MOhOlk and NinncwasK1 via eM-ialtk, 3Vv.
ta) II 80 o. M - 3 as p. N. Drawing Room Cars 70
Kingston 90. al IL 30 a; m, 81 3no D. m trains
nca. zoo II 90 a. m. Is 3 - D. m pr1"in;
Room Cars TO station and TO Phoenic1 ot
Hotel Kaatersk and Mornt1n House on 90 a. II ~
A. m and (sl 3 - p. trains ..
palenvle Cairo and Mountain House station. IS
Room Cars TO Catsk % II 30 and 80 As u
DAILY Daily excc,, Saturday. Other trains daily
except Sunday Ga Leave jersey City, T. r. Il sti
ton raj II 20 a. M (s) 40 D. HOboken West SHORE
Station, (a) II 80 q M, ~ 40 D. m
For tickets time. tables paroe or seepnstar scc9.
modatons informaton apply az Offices Brooklyn 80
ton.s, New York Cty-363 7S5 0i2 Broadway. loS l..
Bowery. II Park place and West Sirc StdtonS toqs OK
/ Vanderbltave. General Passenger Agent
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CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
v FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
~. -. 81 In [

~ FOOT OF LIBERTY SIKEEI, MYTH hl'El"
70, r11Ap PH TSs and Gf } TSNT6S Bound Brook
ECqe at yb 80 = Il Al no. 30 Il '3 ~
Trains leaving at T. ~ II a. m 10 4 49, 80 80
Ia cJc nav, a. M for Eastcn Bethlehem Allentown
Mauch Chuak Rea4r2, IIarr sbgg etc: ro,s.,o,, 80,
90 a. m for Remington, EastOn. Bethlehem Allen
'oTl 50 a. H. Temngon Lake TopacSns E aston
ton Reading Harrisburg PottsyilIe Tamaqua. shamoAn.
/ D. m for Pennington, Easton Bethlehem Allentown.
Mapdh Chunk Reading HarrsHurg etc uonorr ,,.rc,
chSHt &Resb bar ' sSranon Ta%aqa sha@cR
80 p. NJ. for Pennington. Lake Hopatcong Easton.
Beth 90 and 20 p H. for Tor somervc and Pennington
5t5 p M for Eastoh Betehen Pm Aentown' sus az
+ sl5 80; Il: M 80 90 80, asC % T. 30
for S Red BSnk Long Branch AsbuTy PARK Grove
As So s9dy H. FPS s$ 80 80 aSr Ga' at $40
Is 80 40 IN. f S,, Tsr@ns sto LAKE
A a. m. 80 p m for Beach Haven ATLANTIC
CITY Co. VSG oS nIi 5 aSo oso 1915 M 30
. 80 l. 80 200, 5 80, o15 ?. m Sundays a M.
For BscEs Tussd'ys r Tsu rs
1870 m ssN69 f'f NOOK 61Sfn ROUTE So F H.
For LONG E EB6N II 20 qcEHN GROVE ETC..
For Highland Bcsee ssoe s o6 II o Beach aoS
ssG3s . 80. 80 % M 'Y II No.
For TiSdron Asbury PARK, Ocean Grove, etc. 100. 100.
and Saturdays, s 90 Q Oo IL 100 a. m, - 49, 100
For 0n Htnn.i4 So ~ 80, 80 D. m
For lakewood Toms River and Barnegat 80. 200
s seat; BE Be- PsSsg;sa 81 Us
s - iafs resa"y z! SniF IS W scc
Futon.st. es BroadNay brooklyn al, -, ~. .so.
| h,crare from hotel or residence.
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CRIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4oI, :i7.
IA nd R.oadxaY lll II LOWRY. lal Yes,-

ERIE RATLWAY.-TcketO Offices 401 :l7.
II iii aud 9S7 Broadway. 1853 IL Bowsry. 1877 westsL
Battery Plsrc, and 23d street crics c,g.
York 32f and 333 FuonsL Bro1hyn: l07 Erosdway
81 Montg0mery-st. and Now Station jersey City where
Tickets Psrlor Sleeping Car reservations and orders
for checking and transfer OF baggage can D. obtained Ex
from Chambers local trains 10 minutes cafiler.
M daily. Day Express buffet drawing room coaches
Buffalo; Pullman sleeping coaches ii0rneiisyis 70
Cincinnad and cleveland
10 30 a. H. week days Doaware valley Express paros
ear TO Binsha@ton. owegs El%iTa and Corning
Pullman train Of Day and buf.t sleeping coaches 20 Bgi
slO, Niagara Falls. Cleveland Chtogo' Cincinnati and
D. H., daily Chicago Express Pullman buffet Sleeping
Coaches 10 singhamton 0wego. EmlrA. Rochester. BuE
nu isls Gp' anna f and S1i.Ss 49, T. $50 ,
ss?So 70 seIs a %sSsSS; ss s :. &C.,,
: g u.daSSss ~ s:sS j. 30 r . q nooa;
30 4S 8 s: 80 80 80 1Gl0 90 ' 10 :sy no
Il hight ' sSnd.-S A. s 80 10 80 10, IL Gesn
Newark and PatersOns va Neyark,5 - 80 80 y.
ase 10 M I'm T. hight ~ Sundays NJ; $50
2 s5 g. ~ g. 3d. ;'s
IL night Also TO RIdgswood. 30 a N. 20 .; m |;
70 surer1 30 p m s ,5 lIy5, 4A' $780, 10 80
Nesburg and cornw ~ 30 a. m 30 T. 30. 90.
20 e. s Gsy. g. O. :" ii 30 a. 40
9H m Sundays, AS, go. 8 a n, 20 gS m
Express trains from the West arrive In Nev-fofk al
7;C5 II so al M Buzz aga 10 20 p H. p FARMER
GEM SUP. General Passenger Aacn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANuh VI ini0 80.
Tho crude OIL market yesterday suffered reacuoh p"'
IL was followed by a recovery to the pes' "E"'0,
on the recent advance The opening was tflhe unucr
wednesdays last prlce at 81 7S cents and the traders
who ulayed for natural setback" got the figure down
10 so IL cents the Consolidated ENchahso Az" "
so 3s cents at the Stock Exchange Ihis rcprcsc"'ou
drop from top notches nearly cents but IL was not
avnlod OF for the covering Of any Important INC vi
shorts All the field news encouraging to hoIders'
the Butcher WE'LL Of the carly Bakcrsto"h 'ch'uo''
being reported flowing only 80 barrels n"y' VIM.
the Calhoun we'll another tester' was sa'd 10 De eoou
for only trivial daily yield. Tho Gold WELL which, per
hans points to tho best locality for the drill was placed
"a n nroduccr Of 100 barrels daily. No official state
ent has been given out Of the result OF the conference
az the associated producers AZ Bradford fehh' ou' "
understood that tho negotiations under way poh' preey
surely 10 renewal OF the shutdown agreement ior Elk
,,Ls after the explraon OF the previous contract on
Novcmber + Evidently the producers are realizing tha'
their previous has laid the foundation LOT 'no ~
mand given TO the American trade this summer ""u
autumn OF the foreign business and they seem W o pro
pared to supplement the commercial conditions existing III
order to rapidly hasten the depletion OF s.och
Ground and to nuy all the danger possible In case tno
Rakerstown supply should reach Respectable propoo"
Probably the around 81 cents was que 10 e o
that no certificates Of moment were oEerih8 Ior p
ny the bears The market rallied easily to 81 cents ahq
m tho late transactions an active demand swept values up
N AZ "a cents The full figures were not sus'ancu "
the close, but temper OF the speculation was 's
IL seem. idle to attempt to guess the plane from ""
the first material reaction VIII come, Tor the pears arc
,eac,,nc tho short interest by sales to average
down losses as prices rise and as earlier contracts arc
Inundated sccptlclsm to the legitimate srounuS io
an advance from the unlustinable depression eN
largely and while the investor may not poncr iN,e'
about temporary fluctuations the operator TOT I" nae
49, o,, ,hts element in his calculations for the near
future We called the market Arm at the hsureS AZ
the close wednesday night Last nights spcoul""On
locked as II hcrc would appear some free sellers on any
further bulge at the moment. .,
,ra - 81 nriees and the DEALINGS were as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13
Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY'
~ -Tralns leave from Chambersst Station week days
ZEE gS e S sas 4. i = IS W. s5
1.; 10 90 uS S 200 s'56 S iqs sDa M
Sor Manuel Spring valley Monsey and Tsllmans wsss
days 100, 30 a. ~, go. 40 D. m Sundays . 30
o. M. and y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13
OH, MARKETS.

on. CITY rcnn. July ~ National Transit Certificates
openei AT NJ =: highest S3A lowest S0i2 cosei. e3r.
sales birrcls clelianccs 3SG2 900 barrels char
iers 1888 Shipments 90 1870 barrels runs AZ 100
PIrrsBURG Penn July l2-Petroleun irregular. active
National ccrtcaes opened at S'a closed at s3s
highest. So lowest, SOi4.
TITrsyuLE Penn Julv l2-Nlt!ona Transit Certificates
opcned AT 81 highest S3L; lowest. S0l2 closed 50 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13
Gcachtrs.

A BEST TEACHERS supplied no charge TEACH.
"A. Frs registered for 90 cents for cstage yacanees
always hand form for stamp X T. hNhhi' h"cIi'
can School Bureau 9 West 1ith.st. n. y
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AG gIs.se.
n supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors soVerhesses
&c 10 Colleges Schools aud Families Apply %
MRS. NJ. j. Y0UNGFULTON, % Union square
r Y5.TRIENCtD LADY college professor, viii Join e.
r. ,ahiished school or open school where needed
cIass patrons kindly a1ircss SUCCESS AND POP
JiLAKITY ASSURED, Tribune Once
rrANTTD-I,ady drawing, public schools, near city
w graduate Cooer other school; must have eN-
perence in public school VOTE sou 81" =, VrpU
drawing and vocal music; good salary '" H. hE'i''
Union Teachers Agency. 10 Aston place
vxyOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BURI.AU uof
w boh sexcs suppies professors teachers governesc
musicians housekeepers companions &C. 10 coi,eEe
schools and families; also DoOhhccpcr' sehos'p'i' w
copvls's to business FIRMS. 80, c,.
MRS A ID CULVER 800 shave. New-York City
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of cortlands and
80 @ for UaSsauqua and Intermediate points
a. M for Geneva, Lyons ElmiIa Rochester, BunslS
D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car u Tunkhannock Connection to Reading aud Harris
pols; so z CHAN car ar B JgnStiGS
coSneetpn to Rcadng and Harrisburg Chair car
M'H' r. N Geneva Elmira Rochester But
g na f ws e., d RS9 and SST "a nso points
aP all points sGS SS'$ TEs Il s''a coal i'sSa
sa m. for Maueh Chunk Ha1et0n and intermediate
cDay and nteF Em2s P FSsSs,,. pu
6 and 9 G.SSs rsi T" S5e s s S2oaaSss
NEWBORN, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
and jaJ .s leave from 'f's' At west
m 5oy NsS,5. n 1 IT, for M Ma
DSa So%ISA T G6,a,g6 Rome Oneida FuitoN o'
ws Vs.y !Is IL si,! .a S'i WI "a.
w1s Vay s. IS na.! !' HSSoa a'f % ts'
SuTs S9y h %GiS ss k re- 1n Monticello Falls
c. %S, 'f m. 5si fS'
MSSsie.s F:sGi s Ss % Sgire d osys1 e.
f Ts Reclining dGa' Car
% ill., is esnS %:s s AaaJsn h5s
SS1rf Es. iSO '0 WS Mon bssi Liberty White
Pullman Drawing Room seats and b-rths reserved at
| so7 broadway Time tables, tickets, &c, at 2O7 3o7
0l4 1873 Broadway, 7S7 6thaye. i34 Fast l25th St
26i West l25ths At. New yo,s ,,,,o,,
IS Exchange Place, New.York
| NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
~ FOR Rep PAsyE s NoHESSss BRANCH. OCEAN
| LAKE POINT PLEASANT, &c.
mn,,,,s coMMEtNCiNG July !, Isss, ,.
| TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK. FOOT OF LIBERTY.
as. cxpressl. 90 4 30 % so OI5 D. IN Sundays 5,
From FOOT ccohffLISbr AND pEsuRossEs SIS.
| 80, 10. % 10 a. m. 10 100 noon 80 3 10.
3l0 Nlmitei express. except Red Bank. 90 100.
700 y. IN SUNDAYS, i5, 0l5 a. m 100 o. m
| Denotes express trains.
| RUFUS DLoD6ET-, j. II WOOD II. p. BALDWIN
Supt Gen.Pa AatPRR GPAC.RRN.J.
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Mem publications.
rAINTOR'S GUIDE-BOOKS.
Describe Cities Towns and Resorts on the Routes
ILLUSTRATED WITH MAPS AND WOoD-OC4o'

Describe
ILLUSTRATED WITH MAPS AND WoODCUIs.
TOR sale q. bookstores and news-sands Price, 25 cents
each.
HUDSON RIVER RoUTE.-New.York to West Point,
catskI Mountains Albany, Troy saratoga sprhss Ian Ian
George Lake Champsin AdrondacS special MAPS
Of Catskill and Adirondack Mountains
SARATOGA 1LLUsTRATED-The Visitors Guide to
r,rOCA MINERAL wATERs.-Dlrectons for their
use BY Dr. W. o. suilman, Of Saratoga Springs
SEASIDE RESORTS on the Atlantic Coast
NORTHERN RESORTS. Boston to the white i. Noun Noun
talns MemphIeuaeoS Green Mountains Laho IMAM
plain, OgdensbuIg, Montreal and Quebec
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD AND
THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL EEGI0SS.m So. ,,a OK
Gap Maueh Chunk, Scranton Harrisburg "i'i"inspO''
and Emra.
k,is Glen Rochester Dunirk Buffalo ChautauQua Lake
and Niagara Falls. Via Erie Railway and bfanches
NEwYoRK TO sAEATnoGA RYE RqTEA 4{Io, cHAH
isLANDs.~via New.york Central r. H. and Rome
Watertown and osdcnsburg X H.
NEWPORT RoUTE-New York to Boston. via New
port Fall River With Descriptions Of Newport ana
Narragansett Bay
CONNECTICUT RIVER ROUTE :, New York York to S the
white Mountains, via n. " and n. ii. and Conn River
NEw.YoRK TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE
AND WASHINGTON.
nuIdncs parks &c. Street Directory, Travellers Direc
tory and Map OF New-fork.
Sent by mail OF receipt OF rs cents
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1s ami 20 Astor place, New York -
nUIJJJpS,S Elite Directory for 1888. Fiji
tenth annual publication contling 10000 nsT 1 %
are sGs. nyatons 'a 50 ali bookseller
. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEWYoRK TRlD.
a J,NE WILL re RECEIVED Al TILE TX nI d
kTFICTs No 1928 broadway, corner IhFo -hIs'-N.
until D. m. go Broadway bet~ee S .,i IA
T.. go Wc7l
-, corrar Eishthave. l52 sNtllaye; 1913 F9nithas"
emo TourfcrDfh ST. 200 ThlI9asc corner teIt,ss
tohcr noS Thri.aye near SXticth-st 170S FIRST
we LOG West Forty second st Ninthaye aHi ,C
,,ghtbsf and GO Ilbery-st, and the HARLEM odflCrH
So Fast One and twenty lfthst, up 10 D. H.
It regular Office rates
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Jnsirntilon
For Ynnng Ladies-Country.

WALNUT LANE Ssd t [ar Young ladies'
ssi year opens september 20 wrSsey gn on our
Preparatory Courses, i,upis ,d gn
Miss ADS MNiS SMITHS eermnatS%S. rhuA
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6teambcats
PEOPLES LINE.
A J.RANY ROATS.

A t saS. b B1ATs DEAN E1PhMs 31s s1
e a. NSG4 Ryo tSSs Of B Gs%1 Annex a. a'
Making direct connection at Albany tor az points East
so cd s 9S Placid sssS Faxes lake
5Ps n sPd baagage DS% % enao eh a
ceivcd until tho hour OF departure
TROY BOATS, lighted throughout by
thas fsSG f&kh ' GHoEG Hp .p
PLACID, all Adirondack an1 Other points On DELhw AE
AS nGGRso o. CITY Fl ToY eaSs Ps a.
foot chrssphsts qsily except saturday n" Sunday
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, The OLD 0ld Route
Kill f4r and SIX il leave every dey m
from oSi q For en- q hous Ssn rates & send
70 tan bier rn or G sadSess " j. UGHEs Cats n
ITO NEW HAVEN. 75c. .,.
Steamer. E&fYfsJRF sSsd .sd
Peck SLIP PIER % r. and h .pecs tTss
ior MEaiD i?sP'I mAFRTfoED srRNGFEtp Holy
SK sS S: and sa
L 4 f6R b msH on NEtwFoRT FALL RIVER PROV.
iOhS'N '1$ 4 sss5S%fR nssVNSp
bristol ESP5 sS rRovI 3 Old COLONY
ieavC Sew.YOrk from Pier %, N. n (od MOI foot
sS ssh.s ss2s so' S Rs
Il liz o. n-For Newport and Fall River. due Newport
about 6A5 Fall River, a. m, cohhese,ns "a Inyei
SUNDAYS, l,Lvo New.York at 5: 80 p m for all
points Returning leave Boston p NJ - ,
Connection by Annex boat daily from BrooKyn y: m
tsnei In NcwYork at 2o7, 2ol III 944, 957 and 1928
Broadway; 204 West 125th-st ana l34 EASY rom 81
SO Bowcry Astor House and windsor Hotei' LIMO
Per as RI sam %s Gn To + o. Box 4s2 y for
sGRy of Lanai Y pro 9g sPd
nearly 100 pages apply at any OF above agencies o'
Gfo. +. CoNNoR C. z. A. BORDEN LOWELL. Ag.s
MARY POWELL FOR CRANSTON'S. WEST
wi Point Cornwall, Newburg New Hamburg Milton.
&c Myde P EG and sRd y
excepting Saturdays when she leaves one hour earlier
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
'foNN DAILY CcAse5t sundays. N
Brooklyn, Fulton-st. (by Annex -. :c0 a.; m
N New YSrk. w Wfsry 2sis t'e Iior 90
for ALBANY, landing West Point Newburg, Pough-
keepsle i:hneteck. Catsk and Hudson o.,o
a n T1'i BAND stta eed" 70 each boat
Connections:
WEST POINT, NEwBCRG and PoUGHKEEPs1E
with down day boat - a..
RHINEBECK, by ferry with Ulster ana DEL H. H. iof
resorts Of the Caskills. . r.,-,, -. , ,
HUBsoN: with Boston and Albany r. r. for Chat
albany With n y Central and H. r. r r. f. for
Boston and Albany +. T. and Fitehburg T. r. for Boston
with D. and Il Co.'S r. r ,or Monte1o and ne nor. N9fsh
The New York Transfer Co. Will call for and cheek
baggage from hotels and residences
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UlDiocn0 Notices.
NFTV-FOVRTU DIVIDEND

NINETY FOURTH DIVIDEND.
~ OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK EQUITABLE
INSURANCE COMPANY. NO - WALL-ST,
New-YOrk, July 9, 1888.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared semi
annual dividend Of FIVE PER CENT payable on and after
the 10th inst
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

Express .-ains leave New YORK, VIA Deserosses and
tortlan, streets Ferries, follows: 49, -.
g 90 20 s. 10, Chicago Limited. with Dining Car.
and 10 Washington l. mel, and IL a. IN. u 20. i,
800, T. 80 8, 6. 80 ana p N ana = - en-
Sunflys Express G:lj % Limited and ~ AZ n.
4 80, s, q, q 80 : and pm. and IL 10 night
Trains leaving NewYOrk daily; except Sunday at g. 8
and D. m on SUNDAYS Trenton Tor Camden:
Ticket Orlces, Nos l. 435 $40 ana 044 Broadway. |
Astor House and OF DesbrOsses AMI CDrdhit sts
Court-st and Brooklyn Station. foot % Fulton ST.
Brooklyn; station Jersey City, Emicans Ticket Oflce
Castle Garden. 10, - =. -
CIILS r. PtIGU j. r. WOOD
General Manager General pass'r Agent
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vor Roth Sexes-Country.

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