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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-10

BALrNons. Sept s-cotlon quiet. sasyl Middlng lotc
So sO0s3 10. Extra 10 SIS tOSi 10. FAMILY 10 81 40
Cv Mills supcrHne - 90 az so Extra do 50 4O93 30
RIO Is - 90 Pataosoo IA nllv $, rs super
laivo Patent S6 %. Wheat-Southern quiet but hrm
100 ln5c LonEberry lnl d 1850 Western quiet
EASIER Winter Red spot 90 005 ac 90. september
gG. d97c do October 97d97 do December 1904 d
loose Corn-soutl-rn quiet and steady White OHIO
55c. Western fraser AMI active. Mixed spot
53a154c year 47di7 &c do Janutry 46a 40 Oat'
quiet at unchanged prices Southern ~ $50 Penn
sylvania 81 a3Ac' Western white 32e34o western
MixsI 2SD3lc Rye firm and higher Prime
BO962c Qnet. steady Prime to Choice West
ern Sl6 OO1i6 SO Provisions active and STEADY
Mess Pork xl5 IS Bulkmoats shoulders and Clear KID
Side. packed ~. 69hc BaconShoulders s3c Clear hb
sides 9 Hams 1872 ola sc Lard refined 20 Oc Butter
nrnll PACKED l41l6ci Creamery ~ 92Oc Eggs
quiet l690l7c Petroleum steady refined f'c Conee
frnl RIO csrVne 'ar l5c Suga- urn ~" s"ft
7 Copper rsnsed arm at lssl,'c whsssy quiet aa a.
Cotton I'D Flour per Ss 6i Grain 5ssdGl Recep-
Flour 1900 bills Wheat 5S.000 BUSH Corn l.0OO basn
1000 Rye 500 push shipments-Four 80 oOo
bbs. Wheat 900. sales-Wheat 100000 bush Corn
$4,000 bush.
BOSTON, sept s-Flonr nrm; Spring Patents 50 400
SIS rs Corn in light supply and steady steamer Yelo"
57o05sc qnet New No White 81 = % IS i2c.
Shorts quiet and steady Provisons firm and UNCHANGED
Butter-FInest grades frm lower grades dun and IN
changed Cheese firm and active Eggs steady Eastern
Extrns zoe Michigan Extras lsh0l9os Western fiIsts
i7o Recepts-tonr 500 bbl, aud 200 sacks Corn
l3 900 bush. oats 600 bush Shorts 1872 tons
CHICAGO Sept SThe saiiny futures ranged IS follows
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Railroa0s.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
" FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF September IL, 1885
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE FOR
PHILADELPHIA

plillIAItlftlh
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Route az A. :45 o. II a. 30 :16, L. 30 80
II D. m SUNDAYS at :45 a. m. 8 80 II p: m
Trains leaving at 4, AS, IL a. m 80, a. 5 30 80
Vile etc 4 a. III. for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown
Mauch Chunk. Reading. Harrisburg, etc.
i5 a. m. for Lake Hopatcong Easton. Bethlehem and
100 a. m for Pennington. EastOn, Bethlehem. Allen.
town Mauch Chunk.
80 a. m. for Pennington, Lake Hopatcong. Easton.
ton Reading Harrisburg. POttsyile, Tamaqus, Shamokin
Sunbury Lewsburg Wilamsport
/ D. m for Pennington. Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown.
Nauch Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg, ETC..
.45 D. IA. for faston. Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch
Chunk Wllkesbarre. scranton. Tamaqus, shamokln.
80 D. H. for Pennington, LaAe Hopatcong, Easton,
oo and S0 D. H. for somervilc and Pennington
AS D. N. for FastOn. Bethlehem Allentown Mauch
Chunk Reading. Harrisburg etc. On Sundays az ) 80
s:15. II 10 a. m. / 30 3 30. 4 80, GI5 D. m
SUNDAYS 100, 100 a. for Red Bank Long Branch
SSsbuIv Park Ocean Grove. except sunday Point
ant Parlor ears at 10 IL 10 a. H. 80 $780, 80
as15 a. m. 1 80 4 80 p m. for Farmlngdale LAKE
WOOD. Manchester. Toms RIVER Bdrnegat, etc.
a. m. 80 y. m for Beach Haven. ATLANTIC
0o 6 90 :: is 10 80, IL rs n. m. 30 l. 80,
g. is D. NJ. Sundays, 4. a IN. for Perth Amboy.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
Fer LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, etc.
FROM PIER & n. K
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beacn. Seabright
Monmouth Beach aud Long Branch. ! 80. 10 l5 m,
ESF 5S 5 H'' suadayS 'T teRoSpt &s6STy Park
ocean Grove, . a. m.
For Lakewood, Toms River and Barnegat S:45 D m
Tickets and paFor Car be procured at II 4i5
S5l, ga, lao l32S Broadway 7SI 0th-dNc, 2G4 West
l25,h.st 1872 East l25ths St. New-York Courtst s0C
New-York Transfer Company Will call for and CHECK
baggage from hotel residence.
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THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.

The local money market last week developed no
important changes, Notwithstanding the important
movement oil money TO the interior Call loans
st The Stock Exchange ruled at 2a2 l-2 per cent as
they dld IN the preceding week with a tendency
toward the close toward easier rates On one day
there was speculative effort made TO advance the
fdte, and for few moments some small loans were
maze at 5a4 per cent, while brokers representing
IdIgc bankers were temporarily absent from the
money market Their return with the money
which they had previously been Offering quickly
rcduced the rates 10 the usual figures n The
bankers IN the city did not succeed in the furry
IN placing as much $1,000 600 for one dav at
as high rate as per cent The city banks. as
cOllaterals, chiefly Oh call. The trust and in
surance mpdnleS are seeking to place money for
the remainder OF the year at per cent Unuu Stion
ably, II there was d better demand for mOnct for
stock speculatlonS-a demand which hcrctolorc
has been usual at this season OF the ycar-the
rates for money would not be as easy as they are
But with IT, existing conditions, which include
the unusually strong position Of the associated
banks and tie probable very limited demand for
speculation in securities II is possible to admit the
full usual autumn movement 70 the interior, and
yet fail 10 anticipate any material change in the
loanng rates for money during the remainder Of
The calendar year.
The readers Of The Tribune were not surprised
at the liberal offerings Of bonds 10 the Secretary
Of the Treasury last week. They have continuously
been Informed that large blocks which had been
picked up from investors who were changing their
securities were being carried al very low rate OF
Interest awaiting the Sccretary's advance in his
figures Their still remains block ne rly as arg
p tlat purchased last week, which perhaps may
De taken by the Treasury during this week. At
al events, any disturbance rather genuine
market for money which commands for IL 3a3 2
Ff cent On call Will certainly send that
ppl3ck TO the Treasury as well as djspace bonds
esa bZ financial Institutions and individuals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-10

ton the knowledge OF what II has done VIII noc
bring the stock to market We devote SO m iI",
space TO the discussion of the ST. PAU prooIeh
only because of the imaginings of so many people
that il is still n leader in market bare oil specun-
ton and that its movements Will materially, m
nucnco the whole market. The manner IN whl,h
St Paul is now held is not exceptional from NE
general list Of good stocks. The operations Oh ,ne
last week indicate that the buying of low-class
stocks was TO large extent by the same sorl OF
persons who have made the better class OF STOCKS
so scarce at the Exchange. ,o
Subioned Is our usual table, giving the numoet
of shares sold of all stocks. the highest lowest
and final prices of the week, together WIN ,nc
final prices Of week ago, prefiXed by the average
prices OF September 10, 1887.
RANGE
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rrpopEAS PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL sept $3.50 D. m Beef-Holi otter N od.
PARK Holders offer moderately. Hans-Holders
Cleo.e- Offer sparngly. Bacon Held
@ oaer freely Tallow-HOlcers Offer moderately toslh-
Or or acr moderately Spirits OF Experimentation
n spaIingly at Sos I'd lard-spot ana future
on ofer suariuglv PRIME Western spot september
arm, AT 4g. wheat elders 0ner moderately.
a Holders oner sparDgy. Corn-spo and Fntnrrs
~ "a do septembrr nrm al o. Oad 90 october ntm AT
a. ld do Sovember. nrm AT os l-,L hop' az ho"'o"-
g.. vi SLATE Holders Offer sparngy. -
New:nn,k Sn sCalcntta nnseed 500 Cd per quarters
snirt- turpentne 80. per c"L ... =, n, francs rs
ANTWERP, sept s.-WllcoA ai" S'"'o' a. 80 ''' -
cenuss n Sent Petroleun-Fine pale American ~
Az ccntiupes paid and 20 francs 62 eeEtiInes see
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

NvYGE spEday s S, to , 5c EsaaRsrcSs
and is ears Al Goth-st. Eastman. No trading in
Sbnmrnts from this port same as reported yesterday,
making the total for the week 3l5 beeyes GAO quarters
Boston shipments FOR the week. 1616 cattle and 9si2
CALvTs~Rccep,s 81 head Trade limited but prices
are unchanged Nearly carloads OF western IaIves
sold al - 5OGs4 % per 100 II and Common to Prime
salcs-judd Bqekneham 10 re 6G 4. veal'
lO nal "SIS Tolls Western Calves $40 n at
So 80 per 100 IS do $40 n at SO 50 "A do 2'2 H. at
SLEEP AND LAMBs.-Recclpts were 10 cars OF 4O6 S
cars were carried over yesterday Firm for sheep and md
shade higher for Lambs, with fair clearance OF the
reported included the sale Of Medium TRn to
I IS&os Sn rsHeed from ON to
Den@aek Deysy i y IS s &C. Lambs 81 IL "
90 500 n sfHnaa a iss territory Fit Sheep 2 ~ at
- 3 ' Pd,oet $50 rennsyyaqa Lambs 81 D. at
So j 5S 2se Sa9sGn y
2 indiana dc 10 lSs ga at = s az psnn'yS'n'
81 5o Io6 Kentucky Lambs G2 n. at SO Ss Canada do
ss & i:s Kep n.y. 5l %ss. IS d. s.
b. E Il 80 s ss a%ss $ &sd Sheep
Hoe ecep % 4oss hs.aI1s sa5s a.
and ouet with few sales reported ranging from So 80 to
~ 30 sd per G. smith: 100 state Hogs $50 average,
at SO 50 per 100 10 do go n. at Is 30 p rough do
31s 10, at IS 80.
1--WE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH
rrvv,re sent S-Cdn,-IseceiDts last "a hours 2,557
head Total for week thus far 400 heat same time
Consigned through l3J Carloads 10
Of yv'i,h 70 Sew.York: 80 carloads for sale Export
In good full prces sales oil rs caroads at
a. 7u z az 90 Common 10 Far nominal,
sa,,nsce,ns last "a nours head Total for the
ucct thns far 80 lOJ head For same time last week
~ 400 head Consigned through II carloads OF which TO
So Work. on sale 20 carOads Market steady with TAR
demand Common Far - % 90 Gooi to hoice 81 90
ssl 80: Western Lambs ~ 73G*5 75i Canadian - 100
81 70. ooo 49,, No., - 81.
,aet nus lar AZ S75 head. For time last week
40G2 had gne through carloads ~ OF when 10
On % carloads. Market advanced . DiOc
Light PIGS 80 90 80: Grassers and Mixed MichIgan
s5T5ds 80 10: Selscct Workers 81 1910 80: Selected
dun weights 70 80 Gb oOi i'ousn +0VV"''V' "'s'
81 O0d4 80.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

rospoy sept So D. m.-United states cent bonds.
40. DO as lOgs. Atlantic Western first
mortgage Trustees Certificates 39' Canadian Pso lie
~. second conoOls. lO3es Mexican
9rf,nary 81 =. ST. Paul Common 7s. NowNork Central.
iits. PENNSYLVANIA 56sa; Reading. ~.
The rate OF discount in the open market for short bills
27s per cent and for three months o' Is per
cont d, o...,, ,an,o. =, O. ,r,n.. 40 L.
a'n.s for the account and exchange London at 70
francs a. - confines Tor checks
me amount bullion Into the Bank OF England on
balance today - t229.uOO -
-. mar rent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-10

S V. White & Co. and Coffin q Stanton offer
Ia investors $500 first mortgage thirty year
6 per cent gold bonds Of the Newcastle and
Sbcnango Valley Railroad Comrany of pennSyl-
yania The Farmers Loan and Trust Company is
trnstec Of the mortgage. the total issue of which
* s25O0OO. The capital stock paid in is
$3.50. 900 The road is leased in pcrpctuty TO the
Ncw-York Pennsylvania and Ohio Company for
81 per cent Of its gross earnings, guaranteed to
coual the interest on It's bonds.
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n EW-lORK ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ kALLMAl .-IIaLns leaAe from ferries West Aoi

and Jay sts a follows: 80
dletown. Fallsburg, Monticello. lAbetty Walton Delni
Norwich. I uca, Rome. oneida Fulton Oswego, Buffalo
detroit, Chicago
West 42dst, 10 a. m. Jay.st. 80 a. m. for wan.
XIII Valley Stations LaAcs MOhOnk, MInneH asAa Mid
dictown EllenVlle Fallsourg, Liberty. White Lake.
West 42ds ST.. A 10 D. Jay.St, 80 D. m, for
Waikiki Valley stations, Lakes Mohonk. Mlnnewsska,
Mlddlctown, BlOom.ugburg, Elenvle, MI Dale. Month
cello Fai s6urg Liberty. White Lake Rockand.
West 49dst, 25 y. m. Jayst 10 D. M, daily for
Middetown Fallsburg Liberty, Walton Norwich. Oneida
Oswcgo Suspension Bridge Detroit Chicago, ST Louis
Bsnet Sleepers TO Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
rec o
al, 100 D. m for Campbell Hail, Middletown Boon
ngburg Ellenvle, Falsburg MoLucello. Liberty White
Lake livingston Manor and Roekland.
pullman Drawing Room seats and berths reserved AZ
a07 Iroet- Az. Tine tables tickets &c, 207 307,
94i 1923 broadway, 1877 6haye.. 1874 East l26th ST.,
~o' "'' j. C. ANDERSON, G. p. A.
Is Exchange Place. New York.
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II RE RAILwAY.-Ticket Offices, 4oI, BIT.

IL KIE RAIL w y l. lthtl Oin'to'
IL M and 057 Broadway 1913 IL Bowery. 157 VESTS
battery place, Chambers and Z3i street ferries New
York; 3l and 333 FultOn-st, Brooklyn 107 Broadwy.
Williamsburg; corner Newark and Hudson SITS, Hoooken
or Sleeping Car reservations orders for checking ana
transfer Of baggage be obtained Express uslns
Chambersst local trains 5 TO 10 minutes earlier;
0 a. m daily Day Express, buret drawing room coaches
Buffalo Pullman sleeping coaches Hornellsviie 70
10 80 a. h. week days Delaware valley Express. psror
car to Binghsmton. 0wego, Elmlrs and coming III.
5 D m daily Chicago and ST. Louis Limited" soi,a
Pullman aln day ana buffet sleeping coaches % Blu:
falo Niagara Falls Cleveland. Chicago. Cincinnati ana
St Louis charge for fast time $500 ,.,
Binghamton, 0wego Elmira, Rochester. Buf
falo. Cincinnati and Chicago. 20 o,o ,o.,o
Rutherford and o psss'IcI4 ~ I95 e 80 s TO-
$isS % RI satScIfsrd ssoso al = 90 20
&c., % y S? 5 S"G'' $50 s:s0 =
sS 80 SS 80 80 90 iS 3d. 80 70 30 y Noon
$50 So S:i0, $50 0:lG Z 80, 0, 10 80 > m
~ night Sundays ;45 3 30 10 80 a. M II noon
Newark ana Paterson. VIA Newark~s:45, $50, 80.
5;so 10 ,; m. ie night Sundays a m. 3 30
Rid SSS and md suTern- tas 80 $50 70 80 a.
ssSsn so % d s%ansy 90 g 90 10
Ne~o@rs and d' ton%s vail 80 $3.50 49, 90.
warwick-Weck days. 4:45. 10 80 M l, 80 p m
Sunday, 0 90 a. m nun ,o ..,o
80 p m sunday, 4 a. S go . q; m 80 p m:
Mdietown and Port Jeryis-f as Z 80, O. 10 80 a. NJ
3:9o 40 p 20, p. m Sundays 4A'' $780,
Express trains rom the West arrive in New.York az
W j. MI EPIIY N y l.. p. FARMER,
Passenger
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The bank exchanges the New York Clearing House
ana ne stocks sold at the New York Stock Exchange for
the Week OF three follows
x, Sept II, &c. sept 10 20. sept y, IS.
{3ehahses' 900 81 AZ 1862 627 go s53s, 40 O73
NO. oAaICS h0IQ L l
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bltnaiions Wanleo-2cmalss

C0oK and LAUNDREss, AID and WAIT
Y ItISS-Ry two and Obligng grsi one excellent
cook and launess the Other Competent chanbernid and
waitress; city country good references Gail III W.
23G st.
CoOK-By a person willing aud obliging In private
" family Present employment III Madison'aVe.
HOUSEwURK. an American Protestant, who Is
1 tumb. willing u make herself generally useful no
,,aggS rcnured: a home wanted city or country.
NNEIICAN TRAINING SCHOOL 4s2 3dave.
\ ATNDRFSS by a INST class colotcd woman; wishes
IL gentemcn's and family washing by week or dozen
WORK done al short notice; unsurpassed facilities and
references Address c. Ii. JOHNSON, IDS West SOth 81
4 AUNDHEss Sc.-By a competent young woman will
IL with chamberwork; years experience ana per
sona city references willing and obligng $40 6haye,
LIST noor
\ AUNDREsS.-By a colored woman worthy aud
i needy; Will be very glad 10 get washing at home :
terms reasonable 2l6 West 29thst., Rom o.
S,fMM'S SELECT AGENCY. l0i West 2sth.st, sup
- niles nrsclass colOed servants, male and female for
every capacity, at the shortest notice.
n URsE. sEAMsTREss or LADY'sMAID. by well,
educated North German girl fine needleworkcr COCO
dressmaker good reference; city or country IL 5daVe'
LIT door.
w ASKING, &c.-By a respectable widow to go out by
w the day washing and ironing hrstcass reference
years With one family. Address Mrs. QHARA 800 Eas
60tAst
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER TO- 1881
TILE SITE OF TRADk.

Bremen. sept SWilcox's lard closed at az MARKS per
ITO ID. Petroleum. marks pfonnigs.
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SHORE LlNE-ALL-RAlL ROUTE-FOR
Central Station at 10 90 and 90 p. m for Watch
Inn, karragansett Pier. Newport aud Providence and
Boston. 100 p. IN Limited Express for Newport Prov
port Providence, Bostondaiy. Palace paror Cara or
Sleeping Cars ~ destination.
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RAILROADS..

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkSEI
~ Trains leave Chambersst station week Gays gF
TnglewOod Tenafy ClOser, Sparkill and Nyack, ~
= 90 20 40 90 and II 30 u.s. 3 80 ,n, 10
snndsvs 7 90 . 80 o. M 80, T. 7 80 - rs M
FOR Nanuet Spring Valley Monsey and Tsllmans ssslf;
day special II As noon Additional trains " crsssAi'
and way 0 40 q. m, 2 80 p. ~.
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Gelp Wante6.

xxrANTrD-A gentleman OF good character and educa-
w ,ion Tor sneclal work Apply by letter with refer
encos staiing noc and occupation Address Box
~ Station ID Ncw-lOrk.
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I've STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

SPIRITS Of rU RPKN me.
CgAsres1oy sept s-Turpentine firm at 800
savIVSAu Sept. S.-rurpeutine mr. at 50 &c
Wu4SGroN sept S.-Turpentne hrm AZ 50 &C
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FOR PHILADELPHIA

KIN II. KAILIsOAU ,,.r
, GREAT FOUK-lRACk IltSN NIX LINE
On and after September ,, tyaIns leave

GREAT FOURlRAth 1RON * LIZ
,.. GRAND ctSIkAL s si,lon Ass,icA
rs a. M Rochester Express drawinsFoom cars !"
NS' n l Ssracsa Laae George and Montreal Special
PasbGfg and M Montreal al to St. Adams ~
Creek schroon Laae Bue Mountain Lake &C Drawing
rO9 ~ So a. M, FANoUs vEsTIBULEp CHICAGO AND
ST LOUIS LIMITED. composed exclusively OF 6ua a
for Albany Gtea syacqse Kcches5er BuraO Niasa,s
Falls Erie, Cleveland Indianapolis AM t3ei' neX. aS
ITO 80 a. M Chicago Express Tor Niagara Falls To;
ronto Cleveland. Cmtlnna Indianapolis De,ro.t m S.i
drawing room cars " Canandagua Rochester ana hi'''
til 80 m NewYork and NOTtAern ExSFsss
for haAe Ge0Gge Rgsaa dy and ssssosa
and 6 Esa s9ss Kun Runs Srcasa
George on Sassday' 80 XSany and Troy Con-
meets FOR NJ w AiSa.S Adams and intermediate
p0'FIo I m Fast Chicago Cincinnati and St LGUs r..
press or Niagara Falls Buffalo Suspension Briase az
indianapolis St Louis Detroit and Chicago with sleep
Clayton daily sd Reud nSsoa sand .yspi tS:
cars 70 clayton and Paul smiths via Utica and H. W.
80 p m and Canand.Fpa "a. EzP5ss f ta5;
snd y, 6 b S aHa
70 sci and 9D s az nay
1asP MSan[s9fi s aats shss ey
va p aTs65an and hS0n c6 aSs
Ge Via Saates and AdiTOadacE Railroad Sleeping
NeS Onn Special Siaspe anu arrives Rochester N.
Buffalo y IS a M. and Cleveland rs p n
I'll 80 Fast Night Express Tor Ricnhed oprlngs
Roehese5 Buffalo, Niagara Fails Toronto tceeseeIsnd
with sleeping Sleeping cars 10 Canandagua on
II midnight Adirondack Mountain Special for sarstogA
Lake George Plattsburg, Loon Lake. Saranac Lake.
&c, also Iooperst0wn.
and Ricnfeld Springs. seepngcars 10 Albany
Tickets and space in drawing and sleeping
Grand Central Station, 4l3 7s5 and 942 broadway,
II PARK place. Battery place, 81 West l2othst, ana
i3s:hsf Station, New YORK. 1893 Washington and 7So
Westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
sRn daly o,hers daily except Sunday Stop a. tssh.
st. Stat, n take w passengers Tor North and West
] NJ TOUCEY, HENRY MONETT,
| General SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent
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RAILROAD.
CRFAT TRUNK LINE
Ann UNITED STATES MAIL RIO


Streets Ferries a, follow MS w.. x,,, pullman p,.o.
Cars attached 90 a 80 Dining Car and p m
daily. New York and Chicago Limited ot ta ~ or,
Dining, smoking and Sleeping Vestiouled Cars a. 800
wiliiamsport Lock Haven. 100 a. m. 90 p m CORY
Snd s and f. oil 10 Regions a. CORY
L6anC1 100 MI S2o pd. ,Ns II sn nd R.ns
aay 20 p m, s SUI asv '1 Is and MD
ngton Express' Of Pullman Paror Cars daily except
arrive YasS5nsEn AGO.; 90 w u and
ton o ~ p m regular at 20, 100 and 8 80 m.
h GS GO S9 and S and ,q ID n and 1gFhi s
For srIsntic City 10 m, 90 and 100 m week
For Cane May 100 p m week days.
Lon; Branch, Bay Head Junction, and Intermediate Sta
IL 100 noon, . 30 3 10. 90 and 100 On Sun
day, j is m. and 90 p II. do not stop az Asbury
For Old Point and Norfolk via NewYorx PhiIafelphI.
ard Norfolk Railroad, 8 p M, a1sny VIA baumofs
ana gay rookyn nnex connect with al. through
trains at Jersey City, afording speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New-lorA, via Des5rosses and
tordandt Streets Ferries, as follows: r,-,-- -
20, 20 -, Chicago Limited, with Dining Car.
and TO- Washington Limited and IL M II 20. j, 2.
Hccomnodatioa 5 80 aud IL 10 M, 40 and D.
sundsys, EApFess $40 g Limited ana 70 Nm, m.
Trains ASsO Iassas Ssw daily except sunday
4 p n on Sundays scnaest Trenton ioI Camden
Tkfs sad c Of sS Ss and Sor,snd
Court-st and Brooklyn Annex station foot OF tuton.st,
BrooAyn; station, jersey CITY, Emigrant Ticket once
The Ne%.York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences ,oo,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agsn.
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w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

v n. y Q. T. -
Trains leave West 42dst station follows ana -
minutes earlier from foot OF Jay-st, North River;
and Chicago, % 80 a. H.. &c 90 % 10 D. NJ
ST. Louis % 90 . is D. m. -. A.,
Syracuse Buffalo Rochester. Suspension Bridge Nj
agaia Falls 315, g 80 a; M, g 90, 3 l5 p n.
Utica, 3:l5 90 IL 30 NJ, % 100, 'o:lo m
Kingston. SaugeIties Catskil, Albany, 3l5 '1los
. 90 (a) IL 80 NJ ~ 90 600 > 10 p m .,,x
Y 10 . 80, 10 rs "a II 80 H., () 90 10 5l5
- 10 ;45 .. and 90 D. CranstOns. Cornwall.
Newburg
For Montreal and Canada East, &c 100 D. m.
Hamilton. London, 20 IS m: &c 90. 's rs D. m. To-
egant sleeping cars Tor Buffalo Niagara yals Deroi&
Daily fIany except Saturday. Other trains daily
except Sunday. "a 81 leave jersey City, p X T. STA
ton az IL 20 m, ~ 40 IIoboken West Shore
Station Ca) II 80 a m, 81 40 p. m. .. .,..u.
For tickets, tables, pau0r sleepngcsr accon-
modaons information, apply at Offices Brooklyn 33
Washingtonst. 100 Fulton A. AnneN Office foot 9f tni
cry, II place and West Shore Stations foot Of
Nest 42dst, foot VI Jay-st., y. II.
Westcotrs Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences C. T. LAMBERT,
Vapderbitaye General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-10

A SWEDISH girl (2il would like a place IN a private ie
n anv helm lady ~ the house. only 10 iearn
the English language; wages wanted only room aa aug
board Address LOTTIE Tribune Uptown once 80
Broadway.
A FIRST.CLASS LAUNDRESS wishes gentemen's oo or
n family washing best OF city reference Apply 700
West 47thst
4, OMPANION-By a lady OF refinement and ability.
" Christian scientist desires 10 travel abroad or else.
who're as companion for expenses and fair remuneration
hest references NJ 10 Common-st. Charlestown Mass:
n HAMBERwORK, &c.-By young Swedish gitI t nov
u speaking English in gentleman family 70 90
aiv useful: GOOD home preferred to wages Address
29i Atlantic-ave.. Brooklyn.
<r,OOK and LAUN DRESS-CHAM and WAIT
u RESS-By two Protestant girls; one excelleht COO
and laundre-S the other competent chamoernald ana
waitress or nurse city or county Call 6lo 6thaVe