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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19

well-known citizen, aged 70, and long resi-.
dent of Akron, was brought to this city yes
terday by Sheriff Gamble to answer charges
of ravishing several girls under IA. Han
chett left Akron several weeks ago and went
to Lima, o, to escape exposure. The grand
jury found three indictments against him
Wednesday, ami Sheriff Gamble went to
Lima and caught him One indictment has
five counts, for penitentiary otfenses. The
affair has created great sensation, as Han
chett's family are most estmable people
Until his flight Hanchett had good position
in the employ of Aultman, Miller & Co.
The details of his crimes are revolving
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19

PETERSBURG, Va, May l9.--The anti Ma
hone meeting remained in session until al
early hour yesterday morning. and organ
lied for the campaign. The convention
elected delegates-at large to the Chicago con
vention, as follows: Gen. V. d. Groner, Of
Norfolk; Samuel NJ. Yost, of Augusta
II, A. Paul, (colored), of Richmond, anG
c. A. Herman, of Montgomery. Ex-Gov
ernor William Il. Cameron and John f.
Lewis were elected electors-at-large. Or
motion of the Hon John S. Wise the plat
form to be agreed upon at the Chicago con
vention was agreed upon as the platform of
the party here, and at 2 80 a. m. the conven
ton adjourned with three rousing cheers fol-
Blaine
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19

THE price of wool, like the price of
wheat. is regulated by the demand. II
the supply be in excess of requirements,
low prices are the consequence. 1t 80
happens, however, that the price of wool
in tins country has been lower since the
protective tariff went into operation than
before it, and the advocates of protection
claim that this resulted from the adop
ton of their fiscal policy If. therefore,
the tariff has kept out foreign wool and
also lessened the price to growers, how
has it benefited the sheep owners of the
United States?
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19

WASHINGTON CITY, May io.-The Amer
can Baptist Publication society held its sixty
fourth annual meeting here yesterday San
ucl A. Crozier of Philadelphia, the pres
dent, delivered an address, reviewing TIN
work of the society. The report of the boar
of managers, which was read, shows tina
during the past year, the total receipts fror
all sources were $3.50, 400. One hundred ant
twelve new publications have been added t
the society's catalogue, and 29,307,797 pam
phlets and tracts were printed during tn
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19

use of patronage His organ said there was
an Allentown for every Sowden-a threat
and intimidation over every Democratic
member who did not support this bill The
duty on wool was swept away, Every benefit
to the farmer Of the protective system was
cut or. Yet everything he must buy was
left subject to duty The shears must pay
As per cent, the sheep bell must pay 45.
There was but one item in the entire bill for
the farmer. He could get sbeep-dip free Of
duty.
The afternoon would not afford time TO call
attention to the Inconsistencies of the bill
The five minnte delhte womb nlTord hett..I
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19

ROME May l9.-The manifesto of the Ma,
tionalist members of parliament against the
papal rescript, has considerably startled the
occupants of the Vatican, where it was
thought that the Parnellites would finally
follow the example of the priests in submit
ting to the decree. . 1t transpires that num-
Der of the cardinals insisted upon the neces-
sity Of clearly expressing in the papal re-
script sentiments favoring absolute non-in-
PREVENTION on the part of the holy see in
political matters, but the majority decided
Agninst them
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19
A ROW OF GOOSE EGGS
Presented the Bostons by Chicago at the
Last Game-The Race Horses.


CHICAGO May 19-The defeat Of Tuesday
was fully wiped out by the Chicago league
club in the final game of the series yesterday
with the men from the Hub The score was
IS to 0 in favor Of Anson's experts, which is
better score than 20 TO 5. 1t was all done
in five innings. The Chicago club put Borch-
ers, the latest acquisition from California,
into the pitchers box, and DAILY did the stop
ping behind the bat while Radbourne and
Kelly occupied similar positions for the Bos-
ton men Chicago made runs in the first in
ming, in the third and in the fifth, while for
Boston there was a row of goose eggs on the
scorers book The grounds were in execra-
BILE condition, and practically a swamp, and
five innings were enough for all hands, SO
the game was called. Rain stopped all the
other league games, and there were no asso-
citation games scheduled.
Western association: AT Kansas City
Kansas City 4. Des Moines 3-thirteen innings
at Omaha--Omaha 1, st. Louis Z. Other
games postponed-rain.
Inter State association: No playing-rain.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19

BoSToN. Nav 10 The will of Ada Au-
gusta Draper hequeathes $4,000 each to the
New England hospital for women and chill
dren and the Boston university, and after the
death of several persons who receive life be-
quests, large amount will re
vert to trust fund the in
come to be used 10y the above named insti-
buttons in sending their most meritorious
graduates to Europe for special education.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19
Reep Twe,ve navs w;,bou, Fond

QUEBEC, May l9-The bark Jessie Morris
which arrived Thursday, brought two
brothers na,ned Fleming, who we're picked
up on the banks after floating twelve days in
a dory without food, having been lost from
the French fishing schooner Jubilee, of St
Johns The men were nearly dead when
sighted. One of them may die, and will at
least lose nearly all his fingers from the eff
fects of freezing
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19

The Singer Manufacturing company
have removed their Office from No. 229
Twentieth street 10 No. 1905 Second
avenue, one door west of the Peoples
National bank. A stock of needles and
parts for all kinds of machines always on
hand. Two or three good canvasseIs
wanted
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19

READING, Pa, May 10 The frost OF
Thursday has been succeeded by a chilling
rain. Additional reports received yesterday
show that the frost was general throughout
the country, and in some sections much dam
age was done to vegetation. Thin ice formed.
Early corn was destroyed, and fruit trees
and tender vegetables were frostbtten.
Snow fell Thursday night on the mountains
north of here
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19
New NIanarnr for the Big Ennr

CINCINNATI, o, May 10 President NJ R.
Ingalls,, of the Cincinnati, Indianapolis St.
Louis e Chicago railway, appointed Mr.. w
M. Greene general manager of the road.
Mr.. Greene, who for some time has been as
sistant to President Ingalls,, is a son of the
late NJ. NJ Greene, the founder of the Col.
umbus & Hooking Valley road
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19

LONDON, May l9-At a conference be-
tween members of the houses of lords and
commons Thursday sche ae was discussed to
form parliamentary committee, prospect
i've of political party, to support measures
for the benefit of the masses. 1t was decided
TO constitute committee on official reforms
to meet privately, aiming to induce Radicals
and Tories to work in concert on social meas
ttra
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19

ing Democratic OPP
ponent of the Mills
bill, and the other
two by Mckinley
of Ohio and Brock
inridge of X e n =
lucky, both leaders
of their sides in the
h Sc. Randall
opened by stating
that he dife re d
with the presidents
views as expressed
in the tariff mes
sage, in that es-
nacially he IRAN
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19

WASHINGTON CITY, May 10-The house
spent the whole of yesterday in debate on the
tariff, the speakers being Randall, Mckinley
and Breckenridge of Kentucky. A night ses
session, however, was held at which thirty
five private pension bills were passed and
ad iournment WINS reached at 1880
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19


oppo rtunity. He
would turn TO the in
ternal revenue pro-
visions of the bill.
The tobacco provls-
ions were generally
accepted. The proyi
sions as to illicit dis
tilling removed all
the safeguards of
the present law, If
this bill had no other
Defect its substitu-
ton of ad valorem
for specific duties
kpag alnna gnniAinnt
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19
The Roman Catholic University.

BALTIMORE, May 19.-Bishop Keene, rector
of the Roman Catholic university of
America, has issued n notice to the Roman
Catholic clergy to the effect that the cere-
mony of laying the corner stone of the first
building will take place May "a. The notice
is meant special invitation to the clergy
to he present
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19
A 80" Notice to Engineers,

MASON CITY, Ia, May l9.-Notices are
posted in all the division round houses of the
"Qn railroad that after May Goth all engin,
GERS unable to run engines without the aid of
a pilot will be dismissed This, it is said,
will take off GO per cent of the engineers
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19
A Big Thing for Anniston. Ala.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 10 The Annis-
ton City Land company signed contracts
yesterday with an eastern hardware factory
for the erection of plant at Admission with
1915, 900 paid up capital, to employ 500 skilled
workmen from the east
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19

yesterday was Bishop
Hurst, and the bushes:
in order was the reports
of standing committees.
The missions COMMITTEES
made a favorable report
on the system Of deacon.
essess, and highly eulo
gized their services, and
with an amendment re-
quiring the conference
board to report annu.
ally the work Of these
Good woman. the ranOrt
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19

NEW YoRK, May 19-Thirty seven pedes-
trians started on twenty -four hours go-as-
you-please race for $500 at 1919 O'Clock last
night in Recreation hall, Harlem, including
Hegelman, Golden, Hart, Hughes, Tom Cox
and John Lewis
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19

New HAVEN, Conn, May ID L Joyce
Il Co, wholesale shoe dealers, who recently
assigned With $45 900 liabilities, have settled
al ~ cents on the dollar
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19

Why is a lover like kernel of corn
Because he turns white when he pops.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19

A new horse disease has made its ap>
pearance at Monticello, Ill. The horses
begin trembling and their limbs culver
and their bodies swell. and. death is very
sudden.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19

1t would seem natural for a carpenter
to walk with numbering gait
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19
THE CHURCH GATHERINGS.

SIethodists Tackle Lay Representation
Presbyterians North and South.
| New YORK, May l9-The presiding Off
Ger at the Methodist Episcopal conference
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19

ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself as an independe nj
candidate for the office of States Attorney.
NJ. Nj. CORBETT.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19

A comely figure in a woman has its
charms. But it is the incomely figure
that influences the wife hunter.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-19

ROCK ISLAND

oats-New 35c
H4y-Timotny-
Hay-Wild, S12:UO0S14.Ol
Rye-G0c.
Corn--New, SIC
Potatoes-T0c.
Turnips-1oc.
Cosl--Soft lie hard 800
Cord Wood-Oak, $4.25; Hickory, So.
Straw 81 90: baled 27.51.
Barley-5Oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
TRIBUNE SUNDAY SEPTEMBER

Of that week To-dny's statement of averages
shows loss Of s4,3l4, 500 cash, which reflects
a further loss Of about $4,000, 900 by shipments
TO the interior and indicates that at the close
Of business yesterday the actual cash holdings
were 81 300, 900 smaller than the sum reported in
the statement There is further expansion Of
So 9o3. 900 in the loans The decrease in deposits
si3I 200 is 81 1901 900 smaller than the decrease
called fer by the other changes which indicates
that the expansion in loans was to out OF town
interest. which drew the cash for crop move
mcnts The statement results in loss Of
s'.236,S00 10 the surplus reserve and leaves it.
ut SIG, 1895 2j against s5.9l2.G25 September
). 1887, and sG0?0,4!5 September A, 1856.
,rg e :lowins SemP.es tho totals OF statements Of
Loans .A AsFs 81 s ssgfs s 30 Int, psgs2s
sS. & 4. Igss SO Bs Zee .s siS5
r 1G and G Ss S S% p s s tI s ns G re-
specie ss POI 900 ssa So. 100 Zee - so7 800
Lcgn-tcnd"rs.. 56,9i21o0 $1,000 600 Inc. So 200
To:aI reserve ei2aiii,sco lIo7oo70O Dec s43iicOO
ae'st deposits 1os 14os75 Oaosso75 Doc 1o7soo
Surplus . s2ICO8425 siO7ooGo5 Dee 1926 $40
The clcaFtng II9use statement t9,i'y yes as
SC.103 3js For the week, Exchanges,
SOL s23. 033: balances S26.23i.52s
The stock market today was foirlr active 70:
saturday and recorded sales OF 6J,4fD Sha:cs fo-
ihc two hours II was a dull end rathcc fcvc-isl
opening. The traders who made w the unusually
small attendance NJ the Exchange emily seemed =
be impressed mat some one intended ~ .aid7 the
market before the Labor holiday, and the dispos-
ton was t, wait dcvelopmcnts But there WIS no
attempt radc to mark p-iccs off, the trading
shorts" began 10 think Of reducing their lines
The effect of such srnsll purchases that interest
made was quickly r Elected in higher figures. The
Northern Pscfrs and Oregon TianScontincntal
however, were the special features Of tho day and
were advanced on continued good buying. The
coale-s we've second in market Whcrc all were
strong.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARkT'r
Government bonds were quiet and steady al
quOtaions as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
THE AN7TETdN TO BE SOLD.
RELIC OF DEMOCRATIC PARsIMoNY SAID TO
BE WORTH $500.

BE WORTH $500.
THO Navy IS 10 lose another Of Is O'd relics 'ha'
Democi attic Houses OF EcrGcs natives by ihelF po-
llticaly pers monious hahte allowed 20 rot and D.
come worthless rather than permit TO bc co"pc'cu
undsr a Republican Administration. THIS is me "'d
hulk Anrciam. TO be sold a: League Island on sa'ur-
day. ard which IS now lying embedded In the mHu
I'm the back channel, with the tide cbbng and How
lng through shc las been condemned by board
OK SuTcr. appraised a a value Of 500, ana mo
Navy department has given notice to prospective
bidders that It VIII not even look at Gsurcs less
than 1900.
Tho Ant!ctam was begun I'm 1863 at Philadelphia,
and to be 3l5 feet long and 4 900 tons GsIlacc-
mont. Her huh was completed and her cnglo's and
boilers wcie made ready ~ 90 into her. but She was
never thought worthy b. the interior and Southern
democrats to De allowed HcHcy sufficient 10 receive
spars, sails r,dGer guns Year after year passed
aud ihc Antefam vas allowed to rust and decay her
engines and boilers were 1tcd into the Lancaster;
she was finally launched ard toNcd down to League
Island iIil Of sioTr.. and after a year or two
declared 10 - IN thai unsanit,ry condition a, 10 30
no longer safe for marines 10 dwell upon herr she
had ten feet Of wafer IN her hold. was resting IN
bed OF mud. and all Of her p,iips working together
could rot keep tie wafer ont. Hence Il IL believed
what thai pant of the advertisement quoted
is that the wafer Is tbbing ard flowing through tho
ship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
FOREIGN COMMERCE. OF NETWORK.
IMPORTS DE MERCMANDISE AT NEW YOEX.
The PETROLEUN MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PElCTs.
The monthly development report Of the petroleum coun-
try August shoTs 90 wells completed with nov pro-
ductlon u s2t barrels while thrrc lOj wells drill
ing AMI 81 rig. I'd ard building. These agurc.,
pared with those Of July denote an ncHa~" OF II In th
number u wells commcel decrease OF IS In the Wells
drilling an Increase Of II IN the number Of rigs and
building The increase IA The daily average Of new pio uc-
ton Is G95 barrels.
The crude market opened yesterday rp IA cent At
% IS cents bu sold 81 - - cents under the DIS
appointment iet over the ia"nt"iJ rcpor,
OF the field opcfation- which had hecn
expected g show falling on IN WORK AMI 4. crease Ia
the now Production Thi. influence WAS m1mnt ny,
u ncninc8nco Of the figures Whcn contracted
with the larger features Of the situation when lto
buying attempted before III, cioH there was an easy
advance 10 above ~ The market clo-oi fully
fcdy about best prices and UP 81 cont from Friday
night
The Con.olida,ci Exchange viii be closed tomorrow,
Labor Day.
T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
w Est SHORE RAILROAD.

w y. J. 6. < II. T. l.. Coz TcssecS "A
Trains ie,ls west 4.dst salon a. ri. ows and "
Minutes earlier from foot Of Iay.st. North EyCr.
DciIot AMI Cn.csso y % n NJ 100. Is Ii ?. IN.
sgais sslir. Is . SIS ~, '6 .OG. Is D. H..
Cuca, 10, - So Il 30 r-, d 100, 5 II p N.
hlas.ton. sauscItscN cr.eA..l Albany. 3l1, = 10.
csaasi.e.s, Wet Point CornT.iL NewbSrg,. .s:l5.
= IS . % l05. a. II 80 a o. 200, 10, Is.
- -. 70 j. M, ana 90 n. ) rs and 0 90 H..
Cransion's. Cornwall Acwburg.
FOR Montreal ana Canada Fast, II 100 p. N.
llon..ton; lond'n - - ~. % 900. IS ~ .. m To-
Eegun. ae,p. cars :Or sussIo Niagara Valls Detroit.
saratoga Specials co. II 80 81 s:45 p m Draw.
Ing CATS thougn ~ saratoga
well Saturday, cnIy > 3 Is p. n
LIKES Moh"nS and iluncwasAa, via New PATTI . 90.
(al II 80 m, ~ 3 - p ~ Drawing Room Cars 10
ric.a. Is 100. "a 80 IN, a. 3:t5 y. 10. Drawing
Grand IIOtcl Station and lhoonica Dor
Hotel Ksaterss and Mountain House, 90 ca II 80
a. e. am TO- 3A5 p ~ Wsins.. t,.n.. o,.,,.. -.
Is co. - 80 = II. a.1 "a - !. 10. Drawing.
Room Cans to CatsGli OF "a II 30 ~ aud - 80
DAILY. tDpgy cccp, sa,qniay. Other train, dsly
except sunday. "a Les.c jersey Gay, J.. L. Il ; Z.
lion. a. II 20 lr 40 p 3D. iolOAcn. West sLos,
Pr tickets. tn' t.uDts pt."r or .lr prgcar aeco--
moIa-ons - inioiLs"n @ipy a. oL'ces B0' @!yn3Y3
Warrington 40 Futon a. Annex Oslri u frl.
ton New-Y,ik City-3eS, 7o5 9t2 Broals,y 1873 l.,
West 42d.st. fost of Jay ~, ~ T.
Nos,otrs Cypress AIS for aad checks baggage from
a and rcSilrL,u& l. j. LAMRt.RE
NanloriNtlFa General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
RAILROADS..
rUIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

pASsENGiA. TRAINS leave foot u Coruahd' anu
DesUTOsscs Dts a. follows: .,.
80 N. Tor Ca,asauqua and intornelalc points
A H. foi GcncNs, Lyons Elmi.a HtChcS,"i, 4uhalo
AID the West and principal local points tAaI car 70
/ D. ~ for Tunkhannock and Intermediate points Chair
car e TunkhGnnock Conuecioh 70 4eai'hS am Haif's
4 40 n n. ,or Ptston ana principal Intermediate
poifts. Chair to l.. aei b. Junction
40 n m Tor Mauch Chunk snd intermediate points
Connection Reai.n. and Harrisburg. Nha!F car 70
Mauch Chunk. ,., c,...- ,,,
fri, and Tho " st Pu lu.aa rcclei 10 Lyons
8 :i5 o. III FOR Laurays and interncdoie points.
Trains leaving al 5 & IN, ! T. ~. an 8 iO p n fon-
meet all pon,s in MahanoJ ant llaIeon coli regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
c. II. FOR Mauch Chunk, ha/ioion ani int'fIaN'te
- p M for Cerloy and ia,crreda'o lon,'.
n n. FOR Geneva, Lyons FIRirs. Rochester. Ruf
IA and the Nrst. fui ma sleeper 10 Lyon.
''' Go:crai Elsteru once 2S5 Roadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
CTONINGTON IINE. FOR

y NAEHAGANsEIr PIER WATCH I'LL TROVi.
DTNCT, WORCESTER and points north and elst VIA
Providence and Worcester. Steamers leave from AZ, Nf,%
except SUNDAY Through parlor car recans chars .e,
tween steamers landing a9l Nalragasy' eNI
lccscd from residence u destination Oy
"tTic2ct TX r"ohs on sa,e At eO7 cS7 2jl 3i7,
20T 42l 957 Broadway Astor House: Cosmoto.t7n and
" u M ECOC X y. H. Briggs,
W. " "A, Con pass Art Cen PAS Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
HUDSON RIVER By DAYLIGHT
Il DAY LINE STEAMERS.

DAILY (cAcept SundayS.
Leave nrooklyn, Fulton.st 10y AnneN S 900 D. m
N@w- yors we V;e,t,io,s. r n,a, az: 90 "
for ALBANy. landing at Wes' tonh NewbuFg, Poush-
8ecpsc. Rhlncbeek, Catagil and Hudson.
Returnlng lcsve Albany 30 \.
A me BAND attached 70 each boat
Connections:
WEST POINT NEWBURG and POUGHKEEpslE
with DOWN day boat
RUINEnECK " erry with Ulster and Dol. p. Il for
rcsorf@ Il the Cltszllls.
CAT~KILL, win s,ccia trains Oh the CatsSn NJ r. r.
HUDSON. with Boston AMI Albany H. Il. FOR Chat
ham titS'rid, &C.
ALBANY, Win y. y. CsniT,l end H. Il, L r.. Tor
Boston and Albany r. 4 and F.tchhu5g r. L ,or Boooo
with y aud II Co.'s L. r. Tor Montreal ani the Nort-
and vlta SPECIAL TRAINS TO AND FROM SARA
TOGA.
no Ncw.York Transfer Co VIII call FOR and check
la- age from ho,cis al residences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

place al the srmoiy on Tuesday evening. Two moro
competitions after that VIII decide the contest
Work the armOry Of the Sth Regiment IS
proceeding rapidly. IN, lOng-delaycd ceremony Of
laying the corner stouc Will take place soon. The
lvgmeat ard the veterans VIII parad, on the occasion
and grand Time IS expected
The Insurance on Inc loss OF Company c., o2d
Regiment BY the recent fire. has been adjusted. and
tha work Of fitting MP thc company luun has begun.
The vacancy In Company II, G9ih Regiment for
a second lieutenant will be flied. First So
Cc2nt Nc aIihy Quariormastcr sergeant Fcrry, Ser
ceant O'CoDnc Private Dvycr and son OF Major
Duffy, who was formerly member OF the company
are candidates for the position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

CHANGES IN THE TREASURY STATEMENT.

CHANGES n TIE TREASURY STATEMENT.
Saturday, Sept. Up m.
Bv the operations Of tho Sub-1rcfsnry in the
week ended last evening. the banks Of Ncw-York
lost s2.6sO, 155. Our estimate OF a week ago
placed their cash holdings at that date at $780,
900 less than the sum reported as the average
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
~ ORWICH LINE for Boston, Worcester

~ ORWICH LINE for Boston, Worcester
~ Porg&r,. Wilt Megna,nt b.rc-t ,cg,e u. Neo,
ers lcalo PER 80 ola lumber Nor'a iq.or foet Of
suniays eNcy;ei, At 500 T. n. ms Inc ~, Vi.
eoua III tacitlcs h1ndhic ana Gislnhr,nr freight
throw chou Nrw- England on, steamer zach clr.
except sundays, eAciu:ycy ior &c GIT !icko,' 7nt
set Rooms secured 20I, col S37 81. N5 rin1ivag
IL and - Or-onv 4chrt 1tS I.ewery IN Bro lyn 1888
Wa'hnctor-st. and 33l Futon.st. Az Pier 40 Ncrth
Elyrr ard 0n Steamers.
Wescotts Evprc.e GO. will call Tor and check baggage
'''' "''''' ' q. w. BRADY. AGENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND
40 CATsKILL MOUNTAINS

Landing at Cranoton's (West Poau. Cornwall Newburs,
Msrb 70, Milton PCnL nkccpsle sad Esopls, connecting
wlt UIstcr and Delaware stony Cove. Nitsk M0unt In
ana kastersl railroads Sc 'n,ers CITY OF klNGeToN
o. NJ pcf fo,. OF Ilarrls)n.s, y. H. except SATURDAY,
when Cry OF EINGsrON lcAves at ,. m, landing
only az Newburc and Pouchkeepsic, connecting with
special train for ali summer Resorts through the Cat:kll
Mounta,ns Leaves R0niout Sunday nights at IL oiocK
on arrival special from the mountains arriving
at New y ok Monday. a. n