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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-09
TO y " SANDY HOOK ROUTE
For JONt, BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE ETC..
kRNM PIER s. n. r.
Al rw-yoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RINIK KAILKUAD, ,.-,,
GREAT EOUR-JRACh TRUNK Line
On and after September ., trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,


Largest ana tiIest ra1sse s. SsS ~ cars 70
Albany, Troy and npi syracu.d lN''''
M Saratoga iass George ana M0ntI Eaks dcrss
F9sGaIg and M9ntresl ssS 70 s. Al0ans North
Creek. schrcon Lake. Bue Mountain Lake 2c Drawing
loSd9 50 M TAI6gs vEsrIByLEp cHICAGo AND
e Aa1y S sn r6do
aGag9 AZ 10 fs Co. lGSs 0 ILL., 'A' Jay
To 80 a. u Chicago Express Tor Niagara Falls. To;
also op saraeea Cooperstoy ana North Adams
" Canandasua' EoeheSlei' ana i'o"'
III 50 NJ Western NewYork and Northern Express
Adams Gc. Drawing room, % Troy and sSrStosa o
room SV cars To ASaay Troy aSd Saratoga Runs through
to Lake George on saturdays only and Troy Con-
meets Tor a%.to%a SortS &ds and intermediate
einsiP ss5e saa s. b hGs' e. e.
Ip Sssua ya ST. Iou petro ADD Chicago with sleep
CLAYTON daily a5 9elua IRssoa sqndp ys'p fS
cars to Clayton aud Paul smths Via Cuea aNa H. W.
an' 80 H. Montreal Canandalgua Express daily daily:
and Va s St iSah ASa ana c as
Sa d SS9 RSyy
Lyon 100 f%s Hf ha2 saaase Paul Smiths
c F as Mju nH to Lake s
g., Va AdrSadseE Eailroaa Sleeping cars
p M, Special Sleeper, arrives Rochester 40 m.
40 fass Ssh. Express Rishhea SPRING.
Cincinnati Indianapolis, ST Detroit and Chicago.
Min sleeping Sleeping cars TO oananaalsua on
b sPee sst ts &
&c. Springs, COOperStown,
and Rlchhed Springs Sleeping.cars to Albany.
Tickets end In drawing sleeping
sale at Grand Central station 13 and 9i2 Broadway,
u PARK place, Battery place. 62 West l25thst, and
tu on sts., brooklyn. and 10 4th-st, Williamsburg
Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels residences.
run daily others daily except Sunday Stop a. 133th.
St. Stat, take UP passengers ler North end West
j. 81. TOUCEY, HENRY MONETT,
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET


NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES,
,rse crude oil market yesterday ruled OIL higher
basis than on Friday but II fai'd to meet tne expect.
~ :, ,hose who were looking for an eNtravsgant ad-
" o,hs,e were realizatons at the higher figures OF
.a manning that followed the vigorous rise OF the previous
.ne 60 directed reaction to 05 IL cents An
sdyapee in refined Of is cent following the lae
- ~ ,ben carried the crude market synpatheucalp
Oh eI- 800. the TOD notch OF the day. There was
no o The aed de aad n Spon
producers -.e az regards new drilling are chay OF
scJVase nc nubIic on full extent OF thelI ae t
lniofnshs ' 40 sbnm rally friday even es,eno'iR
Ma 49," ' an nouircr connected with the oFssIa"' "
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p4TROy WEBB'S KIND HEART.

A. the evenings begin to grow chilly kind hearted
,,.,ron Webb at Police Headquarters Is moved TO pity
A. sight Of some ragged and bareooed children who arc
eft I'm her care until they claimed by their parents
hc children who lost In the streets frequently wander
about until Dightfa before the police pick u' UP 'a
-, ,hem 10 Matron webb's rooms the top floor OF
,be Central ONCE often the little toddlefs are In
reched plight hungry tired out and chilled 70 ,he bone
,rs be- no the Police Dcpai mcnt bulge,
81, ~ hich shoes and werm clothing can De ptoNoe io
tae watts In the past ehaItaoe per MI Wehh ~ 10
On n,cang the nunerngs Of the little ones who
lost ip the streets but the supply mas Deeh eAnauS'cd
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7, PIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4oI. 81

II RE RAILWAY Ticket Offices, 40l. 81! >
IL III and 057 oadway, Io3 ~ BoweIy 10 NeS
York: S5f and 1893 Fuonst BlOokI{n l07 Hroanwnag.
Wilil,m,burr corner Newark and Hudson ss H'y,n'..
cni New Staten jersey CITY, where lcket, ani ~
or Sleeping Car reservations ana orders ior sasns
transfer OF baggage be- obtained Express uu., n,
leave 33d ST. & minutes earlier than time Shown iV'
Chamberssl local trains TO 10 minutes earlier
70 Buffalo, Pullman sleeping coaches Hofneiis'"e ~
Cincinnati and Cleveland. ,,,,. ,...oss ,,orIor
car 10 Eircha,nton OTcgc, flnlrs aud Coming ia
& n m daily Chicago aad -. Louis Limited" 1 n,
ioIo NIasoia pa,Is tlcvcisni Cacngo Cincinnati and
ST. Louis extra charge FOE fast ne 80. s,o,,,o,
p M daily chicsgo t4prss rq9an enss gu5
coaches TO Binghamton Owcso' Himra' ho'"''''' ~"
Rutherford and Passaic-4 4A5, 6, I;5o PIX wiiWW
$50 80 & n SIG 20 ~ 49, J. sS % ~ nsS
Also 10 Rutherford 30 a. m 30 5 30 p m 70
passaic s. SAC Gao NJ sunday 81 20 .
pai aSsSD ai5 J. q n's 80 80 1s noon
$685. 49, S SS Ss g. SaS g. = SO
IL night Sundays, AS, 80. 10 80 a. IL noon;
NeraSS sd rsSl. 80 VIZ 49, p lE 80 p a. 20 30
10 IL 80 q. m. g 80, 20, 80. 20, 100 y ~
80 10 p m. IL night. sundays. a m $780,
Rldee%cci and Sufern-4. a. 80, 30 10 80 m.
i Sislt AsS 70 kldseSsSa $40 e e 20 10 % sj
Neweare and Geinyaa-s 80, . a r. $3.50: 100. $780,
Warwick-week days, as, ., 10 30 a. H. ], 80 D. m
GosS %aaa{ by SO. & ~ 10 80 a. m 30 80
Md1etowh and Por. Jerns-i :l5 80, o. 10 30 a. m
a. SO q 5;So m p m Sundays 4A'' $50
Express tfans from tho West arrive YewYork at
7;SS j. T Hq +. Fl and 10 20 M L. p FARMER
Gen supt General Pas enger AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-09

The bonds VIII he deilNtrcn 70 he purchaser on or
before the 9th DAY OF October, lsSs
Tho Village III Mount Vernon Is situated uD0n the New
York Hartford ana New-aycn llllrOad and upon the
iariem airoad 10 miles % minutes travel from Grand
Central depot with 80 trains each way daily, has popu
ian Of aiou, 10 people. and has other bonded
deiedncss IL public water works, gas and electric
iiaht horse railroads. nag walks. and Is growing rapidly.
nv statute the bonds cannot bo sold for less than par and
accrued interest ,,,.
,,.r LA al hubble auction IN Mount Vernon the OH
dav ~ July last premium Of four and oneQuaNer
per cent ,sso
i,v order 81 the Village Board Of Tusscs.
49, DAVID QUAtKIEDISlI, Village I'resdcnt.
JAMES IL. JENKINS. Village Clerk.
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financial.
financial.
THE DENVER G. RIO GRAKDE r. R. CO.'S
S Per Cent 40 Years Improvement Mort
gage Gold Bonds.

The above Bonds the rate OF $4,000 per NILE
having been authorized by vote OF 30 per cent OF
both OF Stock at Stockholders meeting held ut
Denver May o. hereby given that the Com
paty has sl.iosed S. OCOc0a OF the Bmcs subject TO
The right Stockholders Of record Septsmber6
10 hdrca priority IN sabscrbino FOR the some at SSa per
cent md accrucd interest in NewYok and the equiv
alent prices in London and Amsterdam respectively.
Referring foregoing notice is hereby given that
Stockholders September and the public generally
may subscribe for all any part OF the 100000 Bonds
Of the above issue the terms stated.
Stockholders may subscribe for amounts larger than
their respective proportions $500 bond for each 100
shares OF soc and the public generally may subscribe
for any part OF amount at prices not less than
go IL and accrued interest.
Should the aggregate OF subscriptions exceed SO 100000
bonds, awards will be made
Ffrst. stockholders their prorata portions and
subscribing OF prorata portions and the
public generally
Scrip will be received It's face value and Interest In
payment Of any bonds awarded
The monetary results OF the Railroad Company for tho
last three years. shown by the Annual Reports OF the
Company, have been follows:
Gross Earnings 50. &C. 1908 s6,733,o77 s7,os3419
Operating Expenses,
Taxes, and ms 41e7,52o 4,45s,577 5'oo2,os2
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VILLAGE BONDS.

]
OF THE VILLAGE or MOUNT yEENS0N1 lily, n " 81,
Mount Vernon IN Westchester County New York VIII be
sold at public the highest bidder al the room
OF the trustees said village. In DearbOns Building
4th-ayc, said village. on the FIRST DAY OF OC-
TOBER, 1sSs. a. three 49, D. ~ III, - . =,
Issued by said village under Chapter COS OF The laws Of
TssB as amended by Chapter 1873 ~ the laws or 1888 to
provide funds the construction or permanent system
~ sewerage and drainage FOR said village Each bond
will De- FOR the principal sum u one Thousand Dollar-
and Interest the rate o. Tour PER centHn per
alnum payable semi annually Principal and interest
viii be payable at the National Citizens Bank, In New
York civ. The bonds viii be coupon bonds with the
priyilege 10 the holder Of having them made registered
bonds They will be- dated June J. 1855 and payable
f.Ilnn 10 ~
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y EW-lORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

IsAII.' TII1I' oAFo HON IcICs az WVsI al
and jay SIS. follows: a. -.
diefown. Rail sburR Monticello. Liberty, Walton Debit
Norwich, Utica Rome oneida, Fulton Oswego Buffalo,
Wess Sad.st 10 a. m Jay.st. $50 a. m. for Wal.
KIN VALLEY stations Lakes MOhonk, Minnew aska, Md
dictown, Elenyille, FalsouIg. Liberty White Lake.
Nest sat-st, 10 y. III J9y-st., 90 r. m, for
waikiki Valley stations. Lakes Mohonk. Mlnnewaska,
Midactown, B.oomingburg ElenSille, M Dale. Month
.rilo. Iallshurg, Liberty White Lake, ROckanl
West 42i.sL, % m. Jay:st; 0lQ D. M, daily for
Mddletown Falsburg, Liberty, Walton Norwich, oneida
Osweg0, Suspension Bridge. Detroit Chlcago ST. Louis
Buffet sleepers 10 Niagara Falls Rec lining Chair Car
SATURDAY RaIfhollday wcst 42d.st, rs p. H. Jay.
., 90 l. m. for Campbell Hall, MiddlctoNn, Bloom.
ingburg Eenyie Falisturg, Mohucello, Liberty White
Ike Livingston Manor and .oekland.
pullman Drawing Room seats aud bcrths reserved at
8OT Droat~ay TINT ta1es. tickets SC, nj eO7 30I.
Sst / s53 broadway. 137 Gthayc.. 1874 East l95th 81,
oOi West l25th s.. New YORK; - >,
is EXCHANGE Place, New York
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EOR PHILADELPHIA.

EXPRESS trains leave New York Via Desorosses ana
tortlandt Streets Ferries, follows:
O 90 20, 5, %, Chicago Limited with Dining Car,
and 10 Washington Limlled and ii l. 20, i, :,
500, l. 80 8, 80 ana p IN snd "a ~ 70 night
Accommodation . 80 and IL 10 a. IN, 40 ana D. NJ
Sundays Express GAS. 3 % Lmited) and ~ o. M,
4 30, 8. 8. u 30. ; and y. H. ana IL 10 night
Accommodation p m . . -
Trains leaving New.Ys5k daily except SUNDAY, at 5
p on Sundays, CONNECT a; Trenton Tor camden:
Astor II and Of Desorosscs agd Cortandt SITS
Courtst and Brooklyn Annex station foot " lutonst.
Eroklyn; Station. jersey CRY; Lmigrant Ticket Orce,
Castle Garden, - o III, -, ., -. 4,
CIAS a. PIiGU J. X WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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Railroads..
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On anu aIifr NtUItWDtI %, 1850.
GREAT TRUNK LIN y

-
GREAT TRUNK LINE ,
AND UNITED STATES NAIL KOO ~ a,
Trains leave NowYors, via Dcsorosses and Oofuana'
Suects Ferries, As follows 80, w.t.. po,.o.
Harrisburg, s6uTg and thc Vest With Pullman man tnoGe
daily New York and Chicago Limited OF farl9r;
Dining. Smoking and Sleeping Vesubucd cars AZ o'Vo
wIiiamspof Lock Haven, 100 a. m, 90 p. m CORY
and Erie Of 3 700 p. M connecting at Cory Tor illus
For We. Lebanon, 90 a. H. 20 p and u - night
For Norrlstown, Phenxyile, PoustOWn and lteadtne
IL 100 a. m, / 700. 200 and 100 p. N Saturdays
only = d. NJ, Sunday o 10 ana 10 a. m 49,
Baltimore Washington and the South, Limited wash
ington Express7 Pullman Iarlor Cars daily except
Sunday, 10 q. m arrive Washington 4 200 p n ani
daily With Dining Car, ut 40 p m, arrive Washing
ION o 10 D. M regular at 30, 200 and 80 H. M
:oo 100. so and 900 2, NJ, and IL 10 night
sunday :i5 AMI . q IA, 4 80 and D. IN. aud Il rs
night oo ., n .oo . - .u.o,.
days.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate STA
tions via Railway and Aulboy 3 80 ~ ana 9:l0
a. M IL 90 noon. = 80. 10, = 30 200 and 90
D. m ON sunday. 10 and :l5 a. IN and o 100 y. H.
do not stop a, AshurY PARK o.n,.,,,
For Ol Point aud Norfolk. vla New YORK. Philadepha
ard Norfolk Railyoad s p m, daily; via Baltimore
Beats Of hrooklyn Annex connect with oil through
transfer Brooklyn travel.
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w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

" n Y. {. { II. z +. W. IFH-f'. -. On
Trains leave West 42d-st. station follows. anu ~
minutes earer from foot q Jay,sL, North RIVER; ~
Syracusc, Buffalo Kochester Suspension Bridge Nj.
agaa Fails, rs, :? IS Mo g 90 g 10 p n
Kingston. saugeities, Catskii, Albany, $40 ''1a
% 5j, IL 80 o. (s) 100. g OO - 10 D. N.
Cronston's, West Point Cornwall, Newbur2, '3iI2,
- rs 49, 10 rs, (a IL 80 m, ~ :Co TO- o:l5
- is. S:ij H., and 100 y. Cransons, Cornwall,
Newburg.
For Montreal and Canada East, &c 90 p m.
Hamilton. London 20 :55 M &C 90. IS 15 D. m To-
ronfO. q. D:uu y 10 p.
Elegant sleepingcars FOR Buffalo, Niagara Sas Detroit
Daily. tDaily except Saturday. Other trains daily
except Sunday. (aD leave jersey CITY, r. K T. STA
ton (a) IL 20 o m ~ 40 D. HOb0ken West Shore
station Gay ii $50 a. M, IS $40 p. m. -.
FOR tickets ne-tables pa'.Jr or Acep!nc-car accom-
medations Information, apply at Offices BiooyG-533
washng9nst SO tuoYp cS An, 2ee ioSt = -
oney, Park place and West shore Stations. foot VI
West 4ld-st., foot OF Jay-st., ~ Il.
Westcops Express calls fer and checks baggage from
hotels and residences. C. T.. LAMBERT,
Vandertlit-ave General Passenger Agent
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yre CreGn.

A FACT.-IIorton's Ice Cream I; made from pure
n Horizons Patent super Frozen Bricks or Ice
Cream for Restaurants Churches Festivals &c will keep
hard hour. Country orders promptly nlled Depots
-3O5 4th-aye., SOS Gth.ave.. rs Park 10 East
125th-st., New-York; and 453 Fulton-st Brooklyn
IL UssELLs ICE CREAM.--1hc standard since l5ol
II Individual bricks specially. Particular attention
to out OF town orders Down town depot 100 Bro2dway
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Dipi0eno Notifies.
financial.

DENVER TEXAS & TT WORTH RAILROAD Co.
TREASU RERS OFFICE
NO l BROADWAY NETWORK, Sept 3. 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance
~ with Resolution the Stock holders Board 81
Directors Of this Company | now prepared 10 en-
chance share stock OF This Company for stock
OF tho Ft. Worth & Denver CITY Railway Company
or for certificates OF The Mercantile Trust Company Tor
1T Worth Denver CITY Railway Company, deposited
With Company under agreement % November >. 1885,
J.. T. CHANGER
Treasurer Denver. Texas & IT. Worth X u ca.
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Hallrpa -.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEN o,J. say3 " 70; ;
~ -Tfans leave cbambe' sst station WEEK u"' 90
Fngievood Tonaiy ClostsF SplisI3 ara as,nn M
= 90 20 10 90 and il 40 p ID - y 'S S"anght
a ..n 40 40 40 60 10 30 nl ~ h.p'n M
snpd,ys 90 % 80 o. NJ 80. 4, 10 - 70 ,,nr
FTor Nanuet Spring Valley, Monsey ana Idnmn S,eskili
day special, 1878 noon. Additional trains Z" N
and way, 40 a.. m, 2 30 y. H.
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THE CRACK OF THE RIFLE.
TEACHING GUARpsMEN HOW TO SHOOT


COMPETING FOR PROVISIONING MihiiNhh
FESTIVITIES AND rAEADEs'
The second competition for the burh'oh n,u"i "
members of Company F. ccd Regiment, 'ooh place 0"
Tuesday evening. Sergeant James A. Iurncs was 'no
winner The following are the best insiauel soo''S
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- HORE LINE-ALL-RAIL ROUTE-FOR
- boston Newport The East Express leaves Grand
Central station &C 10 :0O a. and 800 p. for Watch
nm, Natragansott Pier, Newport and Providence and
noston 90 p. Limited Express for Newport Prov
idcnce Boston. II 30 m. Night Express
port Providence. Bostondaiy. Palace psror Cars or
Sleeping Cars 10 destination.
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$500. 900 smaller than the decrease the other
changes call for. The statement results in loss
to the surplus reserve OF si.920500. and leaves II
at Sl1 ,Si6,llj. against Si.154,325 September 10,
1887 and 81. 634 055 September II. 1885.
The following compares totals OF statements OF
September l and September 8: x.
Loans . s50l 733 500 1902 741, 700 Inc 81 005 goo
Specie ..-..... ~ sOI1o0 1s,s6.4O0 Dec 1921, 200
Legal tenders 3CJvo 900 alS-Dt Nv jec yoo
Deposits 49,. 4I2,Is2 900 4o7,31l 900 pee 4790dooo
Circulation...-. T,113,OOO ISJ3,OUO Inc. oV'VVo
The following relation between the total re-
and tho total deposits at the respective dates
Specie s52SOl,lOO Haoop-1VV 'ec %.,'ai' ao0
LegaLtenders 3G,995 600 1896 700 Dec 2l0S'9oo
Total reserve sli9 100 ZOO Glib 100 Dec sO11oGo
ac'st deposits 1903 oas o75 1O1s o75 Dec 10000
Surplus ... s16.7c0,G25 e1fslG 12j Dec 1920, 500
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, Sl01,940, 904 balances
s4453274. For the week, Exchanges,
S53S 20, 073: balances, S34. 04 1910.
THE MARKET FAIRLY ACTIVE.
Tie stock market was fairly active for the half
holiday and ruled strong particularly for the coal
crs the trunk lines and the miscellaneous stocks
There was some easement in the Northern Paciics
and ST. Paul. with small transactions. did not main
tain all of yesterdays recovery. bad Rank
statement" was expected and before its publication
there was some disposition to realize in anticipation
of It's possible temporary effect. After its DuDlca-
ton prices grew harder. The business amounted TO
1917 600 shares and the market closed strong.
Government bonds were dull at quotations as
follows
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ FOOT OE LIBEKlN sIkEEI NOElI RIVER
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE FOR
PHILADELPHIA


For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound BtooA
s m. az s6NfDAYs at "a; as NJ 90 b.
II D. In conree ton for Reading, Harrisburg Potts
Vile, etc o. for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown,
Mauch Chunk Reading Harrisburg etc. ..,,.,.- ...
40 a. In fo Lake IiopatcoEg' Easton betnehe'n AM
800 o. FOR bennington, Eas'on. Bethlehem Alen'
80 q. H. Tor Remington Lake Hopstcong. Easton.
Bethlehem, Allentown, Maueh Chunk wfkesbaire scIan-
ION Neading Harrisburg POtsylle, TamaQua, ShamOkin,
SuIbury. Lewisbprg, WlllamspotL ,..,o,.u. .r...u
Mauch Chunk, Radng Harrisburg, ETC. Man..
3:45 y. IN. for EastOn, Bethlehem AIenioWn ntsu0n
80 p. N. for Fleming tou Lako hopatcong' Easton'
aud 80 D. for SomelNiile ana tIemlng1enl,
5:i5 D. m. FOR Easton Bethlehem. Allentown Nausp
Chunk Reading. Harrisburg, etc. on suluaIs d1 "'oV
T. s:l5 II 10 q. m. 80 80, a. 80, 10 p. m
Sundays, 90 100 .. IN. for Red Bank Long Blancn
ant. Paor Cars 10, IL 10 u m. 30, 80 30
T. rs 8. m, go 80 D. for Farmlngdale. LAKE
a. M, go M. for Beach Haven. ATLANTIC
100. 200 $40, 10 80. II 10 a. M 30 :, = 30
ol5 m sxSBY HOOK Ro 81 Eei'n AmO'S
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE ETC.,
IRON PIER s. n Ill.,, co,.,hA
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beacn seaOtlehS
Monmouth Beach and Long Branch, $50, 1ol5 a. NJ
345 3 D. m. Sundays 8 a. n. ,o,,
For Ebcron. Asbury Park. ocean Grove, etc.. l0:l5
O. IN, 9:4j D. N. Sundays except Asbufy PalA'
0' FOR lakewood Tons River and Barnegit 3:45 D.
Tickets Car seats can ue procured az 4IS
s5l 044 ii4O. 1923 BROADWAY. 7SI Gih-aye 2oi Wei
Tulton.st.. % Broadway, Brooklyn - D.. 49,, .,...,.
Nav. York Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence.
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STEAMBOATS,.
ID OsTOY AND ALL POINTS EAST VIA

Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
leave Pier %. n. r. foot Warrcn.s.. at 80 p III.
Teeyes's renowned orchestra on each steamer 5ckets
nroadav Astor Ions Cosmopoiitan and Windsor Hotels.
and eli Offices OF Westcotts Express Company in New
III Ir...l LII
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! EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF cOrasndt and
$50 a. M for CatasanQua and Intermediate point.
3 a. u. for Geneva Lyons Imlra, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West AMI principal local points Chair to
D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car to Tunkhanock Connection ~ Reading and Harris
Os for for Pst s0s and PraSpa intermediate
40 D. Ia for Mauch Chunk and intermediate polnts
Conneetion 70 Heading and harrisburg. Chair car
fslo ana the West, Pullman sleeper q. Lyons
Trains ain 4. leayi9 as. a. a m and 10 p con-
sa m for MaucA Chunk ilazleton and ntsIssilats
p, m. iot Geneva Lyons, Timits, Rochester. But
fe AMI 'eS N %st- lST sn seegsr g. Lyons
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
FOR RED BANK. LONG nRANcu OCEAN GROVE.
ASBCKY PAHk; OCEAN REACH. SPRING LAAt,
ro'Ni ccdt,NNMNfNNchfxGGS SEPTEMBER 3 1888
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRR, FOOT or LIBERTY.
ST., 4 GO 10, . 80. II rs H. m I so. > 80.
$50 90 a 20 % 80 0io D. IN sundays 900
FROM FOOT CoETLANpr AND DEsBRosSEs SITS.
90 30 D. m Sundays IS 30 a. M ) 20 y n'
RUFUS BLODGE1T. ]. II. WOOD H. p BALDWIN.
supL Gen. sAgLPRR G.P.A-C RRNJ.
VRAINs FOR BOSTON
New.yOrk ana Ncw.Ensland
New.York New. Haven ana Hartford Roads
Leave NEw M,lI 10 ,A s. NJ ~ NJ il;o NJ
PAkLOR CAEs on DAY TRAINS
PULLMAN sLEErING CANS OK NIGHT TRAINS.
Other trains daily cxceps snnaays
Offices. So Broadway. and Grand Central DeseI
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NET EARNINGS. si,e5i,5as s227o5Oo sao5O,4a7

TOTAL FIXED CHARGES SI,bIHOIo
Subscriptions Will be received from Thursday Sepem
Der 0, until p. Tuesday September H. and Bonds
will be awarded not later than Saturday. September To-
deliverable October /.
Each subscription must be accompanied by deposit OF
per OF the amount OF Bonds subscribed for
Copies OF the mortgage, circulars and blank forms for
subscriptions assignment OF rights may be obtained
on application from the Companys ONCE No d5 william
ST.. and from the undersigned:
application will be made for listing the Bonds
in New York. London and Amsterdam.
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san Francisco, Sept. & 1883.
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no NEW HAVEN, 15c.
l. EXCURSION good days., 81 %; ,..
Steamers c. II. NORTIIAM and CONTlNENTAb leave
Peck Slip Pier - f. r., p ~. and III D. ~ sundays
II D. NJ, connecting at New Haven with specla trans
for NERlDEN. HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD. lOL-
YOKE &c. Through tickets sold and baggage checked az
GA Broadway, NcwYork, and Courtst Brooklyn.
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PRICES GROWING HARDER
THE MARKET RULING STRONG.
STOCKS

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-sEPT. g.
THE GENERAL LIST.
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REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.

The customs receipts reported at Washington
to-day were S700.034 and the internal revenue
receipts were S455.457. The United States Treas
urer received S2s4. 900 National bank notes for
REDEEM pton, and the receipts for the week were as
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CATsKILL MOUNTAINS; The Old Route

" X IIy te,werS X ,Trps
KILL and CATSKILI. leave every week day az p m.
foot OF Jayst. N r. connecting with Catskil Noun
tain and Cairo X. Il. For list OF houses fates &c.,
send to pier address w. j. HUGHES Catskill. y \.
FALL RIVER LINE-FOR BOSTON AND
ALL POINTS EAST DOUBLE SERXiSE"
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HUDSON RIVER By DAYLIGHT.
III DAY LINE STEAMERS
JVDSON AND COXSACKIE.

IL ELEGANT sTEAMER KAATERsKILL leaves from
foot Jay-st.. n. T.. every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY at p. ~. connecting with Boston and Al
bany Railroad. WHEELER POWELL Manager.