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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-16
Edward B. Riley
Thos. NJ. White,
M. ID. Dickinson,
Israel A. Hewitt,
Japathsn Poo

Jtidiiihu Dee.
Messrs Riley and White, received the
highest number Of votes, were declaring the
nominees.
5000 for Borough purposes was then
named. But the tug of war came when
the amount for Road purposes was pro-
posed. 5000 and 5000 were named, when
a vote was taken The chairman decided
5000 as being the sum named, but stated
to the meeting if any one would ask for a
division he would grant it. when some one
wished to know if this amount was all TO
be spent ON the roads or part on drains.
Councilman Lawson stated that they did
not know of any drain to ba put in at pres
ent. Mr., r. Coles then attacked the plan
of draining Dickinson street, when sharp
passage of words ensued between num-
Der of the gentleman present, and things
were becoming interesting when Empson
Atkinson took the floor, but was unable to
make himself heard, and had to finally sit
down amid the cat-calis and Kisses Of the
audience. 4 motion to adjourn was then
promptly voted down. Chairman Dickin-
son then stated that if the meeting refused
to adjourn order must prevail, or he would
proceed to put some OF the unruly ones out.
The question of street grading was then
again taken mp, and, after some pretty
sharp talk, a motion to adjourn then pre-
vailed
After the meeting adjourned the scene
was langhable one. Every one was try
ing to make himself heard, and consequent
tiy none succeeded. Mayor Holmes, with
cane hanging ON his arm. and Councilman
Lawson, leaning back on his cane, listened
while the good looking Councilman d. w
Lippincott expouuded the Borough Conn
ellis side to the excited crowd. X.
Coles argued his side of the question ia
his usual forcible and expressive manner,
while wonld be- Councilman Parker took
his stand on bench, expounding the
doctrine Of 81 appropriation for Borough
purposes. Finally the hall was cleared
by the turning out of the lamps.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-16

FI''7lI f''V' . f''F'
Second story Riley's building.
Membership fees. 500
....ts Il M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-04

Powdered To- Granulsted 3-4c, Mould A. To- Confec-
sners A. 5-sc Coffee A. standard 1ic Ccnee on
sse lice white extra e. 3s sss Extra 90"
sTEARINE-LArd quiet but firm CITY ano'ed az
ifo, more active quoted 12se $50 Sales recently
fALL0wMore sctye and stronger "a Prime ,an Guy
WoOL-Litte business has been accomplish 80 S1
our last report and The feeling easy 9ses
20 40 s. 900 fall Texan l0aise and 5000 sgf.eg
California 900 fall Texan, 1000 fine spring IeHan
and g. cO 10 Medium secured Texan on private terms
Tho sales made curing the drsr three ays OF the wes
Ia 600 n Fall Texan 12d17 %, 30 bags Sc0uel iet
ritory 44c $4,000 n Secured Fall caiforna ao@ &c &C.
bOO0 n Spring Texan 10 1-2o 10000 N Territory l9g
2sci eso 10000 Combing. pulled. IL bags > oprea
bales sast In1ia 20 sseks mohs t,ls 600
h Fail Washed Fleece and 900 u Medium Unwashed
Fleece private
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-04
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
"
GREAT FOUR-TRAvK TRUNK LINE
On and after December tra,nslsave

on and aftor December trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
stopping At New Uptown station on l3Sthst, as notel
20 M Rochester and Montreal Express, drawing rosa
cars Albany Troy and Syracuse also TO monA ana ~
$3.50 a. m. FAMOUS CHICAGO vEsTIBULEp LING
TIED composed excinsvsly OF Buffet smokin gear dining
and for Albany Utica syrs
focbeeter Buffalo, Ere Cleveland and Toledo arriv
Chicago $50 a. next day.
fIO,3O M. Chicago Express fer Niagara Fala Toronto
Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis Detroit ana Chc~S@
drawing room cars 20 Can andatgua and Rochester -
tll:3Os m, Western New.York and Northern Ehprs"
with
$50 p M Albany Troy and Utica special with drawing
Albany aud Troy Connects at Troy for sara
tsGa saturdays only
q .. m.. Accommodation 10 Albany and Trsy
It'd Fast Chicago Cincinnati and ST. Louis Expren
for Niagara Falls Buffalo Suspension Bridge Toronto Ceve
land Iucnnat indianapolis St Louis Toledo Detroit sn1
Chicago, with sleeping and dining -,
Sleeping Pattsourg and Montreal via Rouses POSI-
and Adams also SYRACUSE and CanaRdagus dsay
except sunday sunday train does not vest OF Albany
o. Special Sleeper. arrives Rochester $40 N, Bar
t-1li30 l Fast Night Express Rockes:sr Bnn1e
Niagara Falls Toronto. Cleveland. Cisoinna lndtnapss
ST. Louis Detroit and Chicago with sleeping cars s-epax
cars to Wasrtown via Utica daily excsrs Saturday also
Canandaigua on sundays oalv. -.
IL night Albany Express with sleeping cars 70 Ainz1y
and Troy. connects With trains for ths ss
ior arStoSa Lake George and Ter tho North except
Tickets aud space in drawing room and STEPPING cars Oh
Grand Cenr station, 4l2 5S5 and D&2 BraafwAE
~ Park Place Battery Place 90 West i25hst and l3St
sts, Brooklyn. and 10 4ts ST.. Williamsburg.
wesco EIpress calls for and checks baggage om hss
.Rua daily. others daily except sunday tstep Ssh
st. station to take up passengers for North and
General 8uperntendent General Passenger Ascze
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
v.-tx Ri,sr. yrx<,ls asa Reiirse,fs.
crNFpAr. MARKEr REPORT.

BUILDING any E,s On srosn
Sisasi5 dark sl5ssl6 red slSsslS arenton .na
Phiaaslph,a FrosS s,ons,ids par s.s.s p.lsnds
II 90 RocKsnd Lime 81 FntshInz ~ ~ ssa
Hair g2035c Der bnshi cattle Hail. "a z1o'
e. 20 % 80 for round lots American Ps-tand hEnsA
Portland 50 8Oas2 SO koscndxe. 81 loSsiz9
CoFFEE-On tho actual market the genera teinpe et
was frm styles were army he'd on tne oa NO
Il o. for fair Rio invoices bales-5Oo bags soouI to
a 10 tc 600 bags No g. II 7-sc aud 900 bags CaR
s.nis 10 10 and In anoats 500 bags No u Lac lvV'
tho mes reaching eS5 bags Savanils Ia Zaio emu
sSs bags Marlcalbo The next Dutch sale WIZ d Ia rsSy
lava 80 B4c Total sales will include zoOoU arro
Whe anton trading not ACTIVE the temper vas n a.
First prfces advance OF 2od30 poi hays
he close had gained 10 points further ssles s
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W n. Y. q & Il. r a. co. lessseA ,-..
Trains leave West A2dst satisn ol0ws and - Rnass
earlier from foot 0! jsy.st., North Riyor
st. Lsuts. 600 '6;l5 "a m.
Syracuse. Buffalo. Rochester sus Gri.s NasarA
Falls 3;l5 -935 A. M, $500, 'slS D.
Utica. 3l5 $3.50 al 30 Va. Goa els D. ~ ,.s
kinSston s.asert,oS Cttskli. AiosaJ, BIZ MD wv
sll.3O .. M. $500 '6.DO sS:l5 D IN. .,x .,rk
CraostenA West Posut Cornwall. Nswbaff - 81 a n
.g.so .s im 10 81 ~ M Asoo t:ln p:yS
ana -OtiO m, Cranston'a WALL Se~onfI
For Montreal ana Canal. Pas. 900 =. rsrs.s~
Hamilton. Leaasn. 1855 q m, .6:o0 -sis y "'
to:56a M. 1900. % is n M g..x Detroit
Elegant siesp,n : oars tor RarAo. Nnfsr' '""
Chirago ani 81 LOUIS ...,.. daily excsps
Daily. tDsiy event SATURDAY 9''Ss r. siatisa sli3o
a M $500 IN; Hebsksa. west sA'''
metasiss vArer Or :e's,ss Ssr sis wash
tons or incarnation ,ppiv .; nossp scst OF faltos.t
New YORK. cisy-ss3 7sy eti Brssa~ss i az ltzAst.
foot o. 'Jarst. " Il ...S...ss psssenser Agent
SVanderttaye esnWS
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ERIE RAlLWAY. Ticket Offices, 4Ol. 917,

IL III aud 957 Broadway. 1857 Bswey. ls7 Westst-
Ratsry Place Chambers 5troet aud 23d street ferries
SsrYork 33l and 1888 Tuiton.ss Brooklyn; LOT Broad
uay williamsburg corner Newark anu uison sta Hobo
there Tickets aud PAror sleeping reservations and
,rs for sor OF be 0bts ned
Express 23ds minutes earlier than time shown
from Cham serssts local trains 10 ~ minutes earlier
Express. pullman Buffet ORA ms. Coaches to Ell
mira Hsrnsl .yille, Bufais. Pullman sleeping Coach
FROM Hornslsvills 20 Cincinnati. . ,,,,
6pm-DAily Chicago and ST. Louis Limited, SOLO PulL
maa Of Day aud Buffet sleeping Coaches 10 buna
Niaxsrs Falls CORY Meadvlls Cineinnst Chicago and
81 Louis, No charge for fast time -
ll:3On m-Daiy Chcags Express Pnllnsn bunct see2ns
Coaches Bin ghsHton. owexs Elmra. hoshester nai'
faIo Jamestown Younxsto-n Cincinnati and Chieaso
.ss % $40 $50 BIC sse 1880
D. NJ; IL night Also 10 Rutherford 500 a. "a = 70 M
to Passac Gam. m sundsys $40, 3; o. 1850 a M
rs,ef.oa@t4S. 10. s. 1880 a nj u zoos. flb sso
$50. T. 49, 4&0. 5:lo. $50 5:3o $40 $50, ''yS
am; IL noon; L. $50 sp 9, 1880 1850 4 night
iiSoas. q $50. 400 $50. 62s $50 $50 100. 10
r. M. le night sindys - M $50 CSC 7;3o y IA
Ridgewocd suRsrn-t:s5. 1850 1890 M; l45 ..
$40 $50 1890 g. 1919 p IN; II nIghL Also To Riase
wood sooa mi 80 20 M TO Ssnsrn $50 p m
Xs1Sats aad cornwGi-7.5a Ga n $50 $50 500 $50
warwick-weex days. Q 1880 a m; $50 P m ma
GOsheg-4 40 10. - 10 80 a. m 80, a. 30, 80
u 20 p M Sundays 4 "a. 5 10 10 80 a M o 30
Maidstone and Pert Jervis-4;45 75o 1880 m; $50
10 10 g. m 'O &. 9 q 90 Il 80 p NJ N''N
Express trains frsm tho West arrive in SswYorx MToo
1o5 a M aud 1885 y. a.p.,po
X H. soULE. l. Y. fARAE0
General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-04
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after FEBK AIRY d, 1888
GRAND IRIiNk LINN

GRAND TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New-York, via Desbrosses and COrtands
FeT Fssssrs sas ii. West with Pullman r..
York a snS csosgS 90 m1ca Of fns pas
fnd Sleeping ys'6osd csE, At Os ' SsFyy,
t a5s az csas a fSiHs he ResG. W. -
For For 90 10 md
SSS '8d % 90 su1ds sS 'pS SATURDAYS
a. NV 4 Rsas e. 3. asz : * .
SO SS 90 ana 2 60 and 'a 1is nd
E; s S uS s';1sszi a''sss s S;
Long Branch, Bay Head Junction and intermedate sa
p ,n 1a EaAay and sa a%sS 80 M and T.
70; 81 e NSg5 II S.~Yors psos,
Norfolk G RsrSsd every DAY via BaiimGro saa
rains At jersey cry sss;dns speedy and diSssss
TrsIss s arrive From flsgsSsSs s Il 40 .ss
&C. 80 daily N.Y. s5SH %a'slss'9 go hs5Si5o
s sa 5s sa q Sunday p e T. g.
90 70 So 40 g. IS p 20 sad sc als.
Sunday 80 70 sisC go g. 49, o. Is -. 30
FOR PHILADELPHIA |,
tsnss Street Ferries, iOllowsI w..,,,..r.
!; :$s ~ "a $sie
Express rs, o 70 Limited snd 10 q m' 4 30 u
r,5n! s. va .af soa is sa ' saesps Sunday
10 and II 10 M, T. g. P m sn a. ~ a., ana
Returning, trains leave Broad Stree; ssGSa' az o6
$50, 8 40. II and II rs Lind Ted Express Wit
ns5.ss G g. ap si2 % and $50 On sunday
u :o1, 20, 4 05. 4 40. b:S5 30 40 o., IL 40
an "A 80 limited. o:2S, 35, IL and 8 10 ?. m.
Leave PhllsdephA, via Camden. 90 a. m and 80 p m
TcEyet ofsees, sle ABS and oi4 Broadway. Aston
House Battery place and foot OF Desbrosses and Cqf
iaSdt sts Courst, and Brooklyn Annex Station. foo
Of FutOnst Brooklyn Station Jersey City; LnmisrAs
The transfer Company Will call for and cheek
'"e SsSasts ri PG'GH J.R- WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-04
GRAIN and PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

~
The fact that It was election dag In Chicago yester
day left the grain markets at the Produce Exchange
pretty mach t. local influences, and the trading was
largely OF professional scalpng character Cash wheat
14d12 lower. although the export demand WAS
large amounting to 1874 900 bushes The options were
dealt In 10 the amount 100000 bushels but tho
movements Of prices irregular within narrow limits
The export activity failed stimulate buying OF impor
tanco and the options closed down Ia for April at 49, is
for May at 90 Ia, SO for June at 81 ss, 6s for July
at 80 L. 81 for August at s5 Sd, and S-s cent ior
Decent er a. 50 IA cents Cash was shade lower
and only 80 600 bushels sold TO shippers The
options show ed collapse OF cents in April much to
relief OF the bears tut there was late recovery Oh
81 cents. Tho other months opened
1sa14 cent better fell OF 1918 cens under the IN
nuence OF April and rallied. ending With net losses
Of laal4 cent As follows; May, 81; June, July ana
August 50 81 September and October 50 IL csn1s
Oats were fcatureess with the options down tr1ne ~
IS IA for Apri 81 "a fer May, aud 81 liz cents for
June There were sales OF Boz tcrces OF lara out II
could not be whether for export or not Inc
options were Irregular advancing points Tor April I"
81 o. and ono point for May to 81 So, but closing
easier fer the other months.
The receipts Of grain and tour at NewYork Baum
philadelphia and Boston follows; Wheat Hoio
bushels corn 81 497 bushels oats 6,o59 busneisi Voai
grain, 1866 500 bushels; -four. 4,o59 packages Az
Milwaukee and St. Louis the arrivals were; "hea"
5000 bushels corn 900 bushels; oats 1900 bushels
total grain 1900 bushels: f.ur, - barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-04

fair movement again resulted the sales reaching fbs
ports the receipts aggregated s7l bales N he for
The cor-esDondng day ago. Since September n
beginning the crop year, the feceips, nav re nerod
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Ocean Cleaners.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP co.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP &C co. .v.xyAn
from New Pc; NJ 4 Is. n tI R.. toy q spas
S. GTY Of Augusta E 5r. I9Ss 1Sr AgF 1t St M p H.
S. TAL4TAAHh AssaH h2ut stSaa HP A
Pyn :c AZ IF SS s snf s6s
og sGSa f rsas s4 fa5S FOi
freight and passage apply to u..u.rrv
w. e "a F Hfi sa7h F,s, Freight " F. Ass W
81 R5csa4sy Gw 2sv POI eeI B sS
PAGILFFIC{ o NAL STEAMS kFtn SE UP
TRAL AND South AMERICA AND MEXICO
rPI ssn Ni TG Wa a the
Fs %aS San '' %s$os S55a
For freight passage and general intormaSq apply az
e0mDan'' ONCE On the eE B TTi Superintendent
WHITE STAR LINE.
EoYAE o GN fBVGGSSffEbTBHT H8
BREfA hlf cap CAPT P fGrs We'd 1PF T
S SkTG C cs6 l sm6 sa1Say APT 'U m
TSt S s. &C., root o %s d s6S
's snssr 81 8. .scc 90 ne ea 2a
p pSssenser, '- carried on these se.me.s, ,sts
ss na of ss or Ss a
pany' odce NO. a hrO'9"-B RG Gee 'ISsMAy Agent
EXTRA STEAMERS
sc sails I, Sat % Il s s9qs2y j Gay 81
ara second Cabin passengers only The Ell latter
Dertbed
OF tie saloon and saloon deck Rate, e33 Excursion,
se5 steerage $50: Apply a. the cOmpanys office. d
Broadway. or to any local agent
rT'HE U. s. AND BRAZIL NAIL 81. W.
American Passenger Line
For St Thomas barbados Para, Maranham, Pernamouco,
Bahia Janero and Santos, connecting TOT Mon1o
yldeo Bucnos Aires and ports In Southern Brazil
Steamship ALLIANCE, Wednesday April 4. at p. m
P PAU p GERHARD co Gen. Ass 81 Broad-s, N Y.
GUIo}NI MIN LINE STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leave per 50, N. r. foot OF kinsS~
WISCONSIN Tuesday, April 10, ~ M
NEVADA TUESDAY. April y. 8 ;S0 a. NJ
ALASKA . TUESDAY. Aprl p. SiSo p M
CABIN passage ESQ eco $50 and 500 Second Cabin.
A. II. UNDERHILL CO.. s6 Broadway, N. Z.
UAMBURG- AMERICAN S. S. Line for Ply
i 1 mouth (Lonson). Cherbourg CParis) and Hamburg
Frat Cabin $50 and Upward Steerage &C low retes
Morayia i D. IN. April kusa.. 1880 NJ April ~
sueyia April IL Ha%TH mia; 30 50 APf 20
Cen Agents OF Broadst Pas AGENTS. 81 B'way. n. Z:
5GD FoR hNTWFRP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New York and Antwerp weekly.
M GETfkVD "Wednesday, Aprn IL. g a. m.
" rau and winter rates: First Cabin, $50 10 s76 EN-
curson s1fO b. 81 25 Second Cabin, $40 EAcursioa'
40 and $50 Storage at very low rates
PETER WRIGHT SONS. Gen'l Ag'ts' So Broadway.
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NEW-HAVEN - Steamers leave Peek-sliv
ed Steamers arrive In time for early north ana casa
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NEW- YORK. ONTARIO AND WEsTl

NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
Az kAit.wAI. Trans save frvu terraes o. WesI 70
aud Iay fUtoves
:. West t2dst, so q "a. Jays& - q n, tor Me-
dletown, FslisbuE hoaaceio Liberty. Walton. DehLs
Detroit tbies8o. Waikiki Valley poisa
West todst. 4 10 p On. yay e. IS o m, Zoe Ma
cle,own tl'enu. Waikiki Valley rcina
West 42d-st, &2S N. Jay st. 10 m, daily m
Middletown Fsilsburg, n 6ery Walton, Norwich Oneida
0sweRo. Suspension Bridge be'roL Chcaso, ST Iantss
free IN Rochester
Pullman seeplngcar berfhs reserved 307 Broadway
Time tables TICKETS Sc at 207 3o7, 94A 1925 Broads
way 537 ethsya LA East ,2Sths. 2e4 West l25thsks
10 Exchangc Place, New
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CHoRE LINE.-An Rail Route for Bost.n.

IRA Station at m. and .. m. Limited Express 9nd
new Exprss train ~ Z p m. except Sunday Fsst Exs
press at II D. N, daily. Palace Pasor Seeplns>
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Brooklyn
THE CRITTENDEN.
Il ENGLISH PREPARATORY. yHENoH oohooh
ana RfndorYarten fer both sexsA
81 Hletsst, corner q rtnespHtA urvrvy
frnspL Eight xssfs essnsetsA VIA y: rsesef Sess
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CENTRAL kA, iROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF December s, 1887
For PHILA DEiPHlA anu Inr.N 40 Bound Broox
Route T. 80 o, IL 80 8, 4, $50. 80, u
p m SUNDAYS at 4, e46 an 30 I'D m,
80, u m have connection for Reading. Harris5ursa
Mauch Chunk. Reading Harrisburg ETC. On Sunday fo1
E2ston.
z and 30 a m for Bennington. Easton. Bethlehem.
Allentown, Mauch Chunk.
8 30 a m. Remington, High Bridge Branch Eass
ton Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch Shunk Wukesoarras
Scranton, Reading Harrisburg, P0usville, TamaqIaa
shsmokin. sunbuFy, Lewisburg, VI llamsport
D. nj. for Flemington. EastDn, Bethlehem, AlenoWns
Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg etc. . .
BIAS m. FOR EastOn. Bethlehem, Allentown, M2uch
Chunk, WiiKesbarre, Scranton. TamaQua, Shanokin.
80 D. VA Bennington, nIgh Bridge Branch. Eas>
ton Bethlehem. Allentown, Reading, Harrilburs etc.
8 90 and 5 80 p. for somervtle and Bennington
8 AS D. m for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown Aauch
Chunk; etc, on SUNDAYS at 80 p m % al,
co. 8 Is, IL 10 a. tn, 40. 100, I 50, 10 p m
sundays, GEO :o2 m for Red Bank Long Bsaneh, tAa
l. SIS m, 90 4 80 p m. a LAKEWOOD. ions
River Parlor Cars at I. 90 and 2 p NJ: ,.,...
BrIageton. Paror Cars a. p: n:
8 30, o15 p m. Sundays 90, M for Perth Amboys
4, eI5, II :15 A. NJ. 30 D. m Tor MONMOUTH beachs
Seabr'ght Highland Beach
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

rrvEgroo;. April $3.50 n m-Beoi and PorK-in posr
demand Hams-In fair demand cheese-ln p1or genl anu
In demand. TslloW--fn fair denan IurDeh
tine and RosinIn demand Lard-sps ana fstures-
In moor demand; Prime w stern spot April aau way
steady at 38s 81 and 33s. 6d Wheat-in poor dsmahu
ElnnIn moor demand Corn-Spot and Futures lin good
tawars Mixed Western spst firm at As 10 Id April
arm at A. 81; June frm at as Tad. Hops At Lsndon-
New.Yerk State-Poor mspd -, =, M ,-....
ANTWERP April 3.-WilcsXs lard eloseu ~ W H"n0'
80 Ger times 100 kilos. , =,
ISrwERP April 3-Potrolsum-Fine pale American. IL
PRyM Du Apr s"Petrolcum marks so pfeunss
HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA April 3-SDanish geld 2S2L 2S27 EK
change qulot Lss ira- sugar quiet
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NORWICH LINE.-Favorite Inside Route.
~ tares reduced Boston, % 0rcestef, ~ 90 NOs-
wch 81 e5; New London, 81 40 Corresponding reduction
all points Fast. Steamers CITY OF WORCESTEk
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF LAWRENCE leave Pier
49, ". r., OF D. m u W. BRADY, AgI
BOSTON via FALL RIVER LlNE.-Only SO
A. for frst-class limited tickets. Reduction 70 New.
port Fan River and all ether points Steamers PILGRIM
and PROVIDENCE. Leave Pier 2s ". r., foot Of
MuTrsyst, At p m daily. Sundays incHd 90 Con:
City D. m. AN ORCHESTRA ON EACH STEAMER.
Tickets secured principal transfer ana
ticket Offices at Office on Pier 2S and on steamer.
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The market for deliveries opened at decline Oh
,Sa noints in keeping with lower Liverpool accounts
hui reaction Of points had taken place at the close
c.i.n nE ha
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4 hPE CHARLES ROU IL 10 OLlI fOlNE
~ CoMFoKT. NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH AND
THE SOUTH
On and after February 9Th 1888 trains Of the NEW;
leave Of Cortlandt DesbrOss~s folovss
Week days q m, arriving At Old Point Comfort D.
Daily arriving Old Point Comfort m. Tickets
paror seats and sleeping beths secured Tkes
lorcar seats ana Sleeping berths secured at
once OF the Pennsylvanta Railroad Company
II. w. DUNNE. Supt X r. COOKE. q. p. 4 r. A..
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Ocean 6teamers.

NCHOR LINE. .. ): Mail Steamships.
n NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL.
s. s. CITY OF ROME sails "Wednesday. April Is,
and every fourth wednesday thereafter
Saloon passage 800 and vi ward Second class, $50.
GLASGOW. VIA D.NDCNDERRY.
Ctrcassia <pril IL I o. m. Ethiopia, April %. a.
Rates Of passage to GLASGOW, DERRY, LIVERPOOL
~ or BELFAST. Cabin, $50 and eco
Second class $50 Steerage $50.
For book o. Tours or further inioTnati9n apply 10
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Certlsnd. snl
Desbrosses sts. as follows:
fOr Catasa1qua and Intermediate points
8 fo7 Geneva Lyons, Elmira, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West and principal local points Chair 70
Wtkesbarre -
D N Cor TUpKhannock and intermcdiat. r,p.nts.
Chair Tunkhannock Connection 70 Reading ana
Harrisburg.
40 .. m for Pitts,on and principal intermediates
points Chair 20 Piston
90 D. m. for C0play ard Intermediate points Con.
nect'on IN Reading md Harrisburg Char ear 10 Coplay.
so %. for Geneva. Lyons, Euaiga, Rochester, Baf
falo end tke West Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons.
e:1s D. m Laurays and intermediate ponta
Trains leaving AZ a M. l D. m and 40 .. m
SUNDAY TkAIsS.
8 q a. for Naush Chunk, ialleJon and intermediate
point&
$40 p M. for coplay and intsrmedlste POINTS
Buffalo ara me West Pullman sleeper 20 iyoas
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WALLET, &c.-As valet or attendant; can
furnish good references Address, s. C.. Tribune
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30
THE AMERICAN MECCA
CROWDS STILL GO TO INDIANAPOLIS
Veterans of1s4o. Boys In Blue and German
Clubs Come from Fremont, Onio, I'm the
Forenoon and One Thousand Chic
sco Visitors In tho Afternoon.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 29.-General Harri-
sons reception began today with the visit
OF /. $40 veterans, and Boys in Blue from
Fremont, and the Harrison and Morton.
and German Central clubs from Cleveland,
Ohio. They reached the city, numbering
500. at an early hour. Gen. James Barrett
OF General Rosecrsns' staff during the war,
was at the head of the united delegation.
The visitors made pleasing impression
with their attractive uniforms and party
emblems. They spent the morning at the
New Dennison until IL o'clock, when
the number was increased to $50 students
from the Normal school of Illinois. Cen
ersl Harrison, at the Park, was addressed
By Gen. f. Myers, for the Cleveland pso-
pie, and by William Galbraith. who spoke
for the students. In his response, which
throughout was warmly spplsuded, the
General spoke eloquently TO the old SOL
diers, and feelingly TO the veterans OF
40" while he greeted the German-Amsr-
leans with reference to their stesdfastness
in supporting an honest currency, their
thrift and sound information on all eco
nomic questions.
About five o'clock this afternoon 1000
Chicsgoans came over the Lake Erie a.
Western road. making the third large dele
CATION from that city that has visited Gen.
ersl Harrison. DIR. Smith. of the Tippe-
canoe Club, spoke for the visitors, and Gen
eral Harrison, responding, excused himself
from lengthy remarks on account OF the
cold air to which all were exposed. Each
of the visitors was then given . hearty
hand shake as the General mingled with
the crowd. As he was leaving the platform
q party of twenty five children greeted him.
He gave them neat little speech, with
which the little ones were highly gratifed