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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-11-17
POLICE JURORS.

POLICE JURORS.
President, S.. GrisamOre; Jno. .. oeeiy'
IF Gaude, A. J. Claudet. j. b. Bour-
seo,s. Frank Christian, o. Leplne, Hanii-
Nm Ayo. Louis Lerille, Frank farfa'
Clerk Police Jury, IL. n. Coulon,
DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS.
Dist. 40. i.-E. u. Morvant, ). L. Cooioh
and j. B. $. Mire.
Dis, No. 2.-John McCullah, ]. {. Brauu
and o. Naquiu. v.,
hist No. SIS. Folse, J. Guedry and wal
ace Lefort.
Dist No. &C. A. Claudet. o. Toups ana
FP. PARA.
Dis. No. 5,-L. A. Trosclair, ID. Cancienhe
and s. Morvant.
p;st No. 6-U. Prestenbach, 2. Toups and
D i.epine.
Dist No. &c. S. Mathews. K. Foret anu
II. Ayo. m
Dist No. SIS. Bourg, J. Foret AMI D. l.
Badcaux.
dat No. Paul Lefort, VALERIE G"edry
and Est Savoic.
Dit No. lO.--Lu u Bergeron, Leu1r"y
Dali lie and O. Thiboaaux.
po,, AND I.CyEE INSPECTORS
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-11-17

u1sEcroas OF TIE SCHOOL 30 'Rp'
Z. W. Blake, president: A. r. Nho-
bloch, surerintendent and secretary
Thos. A l,adeaux, +. L. Mor'aht' l.
Toms Il. 4. Warmold, +. SnihE'"'
H W. Tabor. j. Loyincy leblanc.
DiptcroEs OF TnIacpAUX BtHpGE CO.
|. d. Moore, president; IL. W. labor
treasurer; l.. G.. curtis, secretary L. L.
Loro Andrew Prlce.
Posi- lrF Cfs IN THE PAt'sn
Gheens. .--; Guedry ---tti'hi' L'
iourc.!e Crossing, -: i"ckporA- "o'-
lave tb,iOat, Jr.; Malagay, = Q. Ntc"'as
Orange City; pnsh, A Ap=e'oS
Raceand. A;nadeo i.ejeune: Ihi"oeaoA'
r. L MoBlidt.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-11-17

q. I4O
NOTE.-lickets drawing capital prizes are
not entitled to terminal prizes. ticket
drawing IA three nunher terminal prize VIII
not he emitted to Il two number terminal
r-sseFoR CLUR RATES or any further ntor-
nation desired. write legibly t" the under
signed. clearly statiu- your residence, with
State. County. street and Number. More
ranid return mail delivery will he assured by
your enclosin. an rnycern bc,ring your
full address.
Send Postal Notes. Express Money Orders,
or New York Exchange in ordinary letter.
Currency by Express tat our exnense) adj
dressed Vi A. DAlGsaa2N,
New Orleans. La.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-11-17
ICE CREAM CANDY.
CARAMEI.S.

One cupful Of sugar, one cupful OF
molasses, one cupful milk, one-half
cup butter; the whole to be boiled
fifteen minutes, or till it hardens in
cold water. Pour into square tin,
and cut in squares before quite COOL
-AuGust Fl0Wer.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04
Out Of 40, 600 Sioux Indians th,

Out of 10000 Sioux Indians there
are 35, 600 still in heathenism. There
are sixty-six tribes on the Western
prairies for whom nothing is yet done.
There are 40. Indians of school
age. but when every school is packed
to its utmost only $4,000 can be ac-
comodated. This includes Government
schools, Roman Catholic schools and
I'll, SO that those under mission teach
ers would be far less a number than
IL. OO0
Some ingenious individual has or
ganized ...3ook Exchange" in Paris
which might possibly be initiated with
profit in this country. Membership
costs 8 francs and so centimes GO
cents); that is. the reader buys a book
mot in paper covers. but well-bound
volume-and pays this amount in cash.
On a fy-leaf he will find list of sub
agencies, y principally in hrge hotels
restaurants. ETC., where he may upoi
payment of an ldditions 40 confines
90 cents) surrender -as' sok and get
another, and so on, ad 1t is op-
tional at any time fc' a. .rn r to
1rrender book I've
-apca in NV
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04
A Sleeping Harness.

Americans invented the sleeping-car,
but a German has invented the sleeping
harness, if we may 50 call it, that makes
the car less needful. Broad straps sup
port the arms; they pass through a
moose over the head so that either arm
can be lowered. which gives one a
chance to change ones position. The
head is supported by pad. which is
attached to the upper part of the arm
straps. The back, of course, rests
against the back of the seat Thus the
world changes. In old times beds and
pionos were horizontal. Now, both are
often upright. The new harness is the
natural sequel of this change; it will
enable man to sleep in his parlor bed
stead without taking it down.-SGn
Francisco Argondut.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04

METALS may be platinized by new
and cheap process in which the met
allie object is covered with a mixture
of borate of lead, oxide of copper and
spirits of turpentine, and submitted TO
a temperature of from $50 deg. to $50
deg. This deposit, upon melting,
spreads in uniform layer over the
object. Then second coat is laid on,
consisting of borate of lead, oxide OF
copper and oil of lavender. Next, by
means of brush, the objects covered
wi h a solution of chloride of plati-
mum, which is finally evaporated of a
temperature of not more than 200 deg.
The platinum adheres firmly to the
surface and exhibits brilliant aspect.
If the deposit be made upon fhe first
coat the platinum will have dead ap-
pearance. Platinizing in this way
costs, it is said, about one-tenth the
price of nickel plating.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04

An exchange says that the finest
church editice in Albany. Ga. is the
one now being built by the negro
Methodist Episcopal Church there.
The congregation comprises the negro
aristocracy of the place. an aris-
;ocracy said to be based "more upon
education. refinement and morality
than upon pecuniary success
A recent funeral liz Louisiana was
announced by handbills reading as fol-
lows: There will be large funeral
at Frogmore, the grandmother of -'s
wife. All are invited to attend. Ice
water in abundance. free to all. Come
one. come all. The paper contained
the date of the funeral services. the
names of six .'managers, three Of
whom were clergvmen, and the time of
arrival and departure OF ins from
neighborino stations
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04
The largest hanging ball In th

The largest hanging bell In the
world is in a Buddhist monastary, New
Canton. China 1t 10 eighteen feet
high and forty-five feet In circumfer-
once, and is of solid bronze. 1t is ono
of the great bells which were cast by
command of the Emperor Yupgto
about A. d. 1400. The whole bell
both inside and out, In covered with an
inscription In embossed Cainese QUAR-
acters about half an inch long, cover
Ing even the handle. tho total number
of characters being 81 900. The char
actsrs tell single story-ons Of the
Chinese classics. cs.-6prtngfeld Times.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04

A CITIZEN of Orlando, Fla, has a
dog that accompanies him everywhere
even to church. One Sunday the
owner concluded to break the canine
of his churcL-going habits and or
dered him home. The dog retreated
until his master was out of sight, then
promptly turned back, entered an
other church and remained until the
service was over.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04
some Othar Utseasa.

'eThey say she died OF q broken
heart" said the first women. as they
camc up the car steps.
Il don't believe it." sharply replied
No. 2
But whyf"
''WhyP Because she had as many
as six new bonnets year, and moi
one of them cost less than fifteen dol
lars "-Detroit FIRES Press.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04

1t is not generally known that a
little gold mining is done in Scotland.
Gold is found in small quantities on the
property of the Lead Hills Silverlead
Mining and Smelling Company Omit
.cd) in Lamar kshire, and Lord Hope
toun, whose marriage was celebrated
recently, received as a weddir- pres
ent from the miners nugget of three
hundred and ifty-fiye grains Lady
Hopetoun now wears wedding ana
EeepAr ring g nIde out of this nugget,
Ie shareholders hope to have their
Is increased some day by the
running into Scotch gold.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04

HERR's another good argument for
taking the tax off of tobacco. A Mis-
souri, wretch fred pistol at passen-
ger train near Rich Hill, and the ball
hit passenger. It would have made
serious if not fatal wound but for the
fact that he had plug of chewing to-
bacco in his vest pocket. The bullet
struck the plug, and was thus stopped
in its course.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04

Mr.. CRAIG, of New York, under.
took TO drive cat out of cafe. The
contract was n bigger one than he
could fulfill without assistance. The
cat jumped at him, bit him in the face,
caught the lapel Of his coat, scratched
his chin, cheek and neck, and bit his
left wrist though TO the bone. The
waiter had to pull the infuriated ami
NAL off.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04

in avoiding idle words. our Saviour
does not mean that we shall always
talk about religion. but that our mo-
i've in all we say shall be to use the
wondrous faculty of vocal expression
which he has given us for his glory.
he did not mean that we should be
rloomy. reserved. uncommunicative.
afraid to open our lips. lest we should
say something wrong. but that the in
ention of our lives should be by our
words TO please Him and advance His
kingdom. - Chris.ian at Work
"A Cape Colonist who had been
guilty OF indiscreet remarks publishes
this card in local South African news
paper: 81, the undersigned, A. C. du
Plessis, G. son, retract hereby every-
thing have said against tie innocent
Mr. G. P. Bezuidenhout. calling myself
an infamous liar, and striking my
mouth with the exelamatio-.Y You
mendacious mouth. why dis' sop
declare further '-e
a~ainst
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04
Our Mineral Resources.

The report of the U. S. Geological
Survey on the mineral resources of the
United States for 1885 contains some
interesting statistics. The total mineral
product is valued at S42S. .521, $50. an
increase of $15, ,306. COS over 1884
Among seventy mineral substances
cited. coal is the most important, show
ing total value of $159. $50. An
increase is shown in the production of
coke, natural gas, gold, silver, copper,
zinc, quicksilver, nickel. aluminium,
lime, salt, cement. phosphate rock, man.
ganese and cobalt oxide. while the pro-
duction of coal, petroleum, pig iron,
lead, precious stones and mineral waters
decreased. Science.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04

THR best conductors OF electricity
are silver, copper, gold, zinc, platinum,
iron, tin. The poorest conductors are
dry air, ebonite, paraffine, resin, sui
phur, sealing sax, glass. silk, wool,
dry paper, porcelain.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04

II you are ever chased by blood
hounds it may be well to know that
sheets of tissue paper placed on the
ground under the feet and then re
moved carry with them every trace Of
the scent.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04

ANaLERs now fish by electricity. A
small battery is attached to the rod,
and near the hook is small electric
light. The fisherman lights up his
lamp and the unusual phenomen at
tracts the fish. The baited hook does
the rest
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04

The family of Georgian were
awakened the other night by a great
noise under the house which shook
violently. At first they were sure that
an earthquake was in progress, but in
vestigation with lantern showed thai
a COW was under the house. How she
got there was a mystery, as she could
not stand upright. 1t was her horns
and back that made the noise and
shook the house. The householder
had to get pick and spade and dig a
ditch, in Which the COW walked out.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04

JOHN III. CORNER, living ON the Ock'
lawaha River, Fla, shot an alligator
over eight feet long. Opening it out
of curiosity, he was surprised to find
snugly ensconced therein, a water
snake about foot long, and eleven
young snakes. The reptiles had evi.
IDENTIFY been in their novel home some
time, as the liver of the alligator wa,
six inches out of It's normal position
and was fattened out in places by the
continued pressure of the snakes.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04

DR.. JULIUS PoHLMAN thinks the
reason why our teeth decay SO fast is
because we do not use them enough
and, like other organs that are not ex
ercised, they tend to atrophy. OuI
teeth become week because unused to
hard work. The author warns mothers
and nurses not to give the children
soft food, if they would have them
have good teeth-in other words, make
them eat their crusts.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04

A LArR Japanese invention is said
to be process of m king from sea-
weed a sort Of paper almost as trans
parent as glass and as tough as parch-
ment.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04

TELEPHONE communication can be
carried on between ships at sea by
naeans of a sound-producing appara-
tus attached to each vessel, to be
worked under the surface of the water
Each vessel also has a sound-receiving
apparatus to take signals. Intelligibl,
signals could be produced by this ap-
paratus which would be transmitted
through the water in all direction.
with considerable velocity.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04
HE EXCUSED HIMSELF.
How . Congressman Got Rid of Teri
torial Wire PaI1er.

How . Congressman Got Rid of q Terri
torial Wire Paller.
my dear sir. said self-appointed
representative from one of the Terri
tories to Chairman Springer. of the
Committee on Territories, my dear
sir. must have word with You
concerning the claims OF my Territory.
which 1 am here to urge
Il am very busy just now, y
replied Chairman Springer. anxiously;
s.couldn't you wait till to-morrow?n
mo, sir; no, sir; not unless you
absolutely insist / feel that I must
speak and that you must hear me.
Our Territory now has"
"Er-well, couldn't you come in this
afternoon, say?"
mo, no; l could not in Justice to
the great and growing Territory which
represent feel it my duty to tell
you that my Territory
81 must go to the committee meeting
in fifteen minutes.
"Give me that fifteen minutes. them
As you must know my Territory is the
largest, the richest, the grandest OF
them all! Large enough to make two
great imperial States the peer of any in
the Union! I am speaking for 600. .O0o
people whose rights are being trampled
under foot, whose-'
'.Just before you came in. Colonel
Gopher, there was a Kentucky gentle
man in here looking for some one to
take a hand in poker game just
being started in the next room. y
Say, Springer, just excuse me-Tll
tell you the rest next weekr' and the
Colonefs coat-tails cracked against the
casing as be shot throuah the door.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04

Mr.. E. Gatehell, who owns n tract
of mountain land In Cambria County.
Pa. was looking over 1t the other
day and came upon cavern In VIII h
he feund bed of snow and loo ii
feet thick.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-04

Tell the truth, love, and shame
the devil, said an attorneys wife to
him the other day when she had him in
tight place.. My dear said he, re-
proachfully. f..would you have your
only husband do an unrrofessicnal
act ~ Washington Csi ic
- Large numbers CT tte school chill
lren of San Francisco hare been with
'rawn from school oE secount of thr
low tempcra of tlu schaol-ro9ms-
In many Of schoo.S the te pc
Hre is not degrees- II.
.en Of ii the city z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New. York wednesday, June EEVEs-Receipts,
us cars OF head25 cars TO saughteers orect ana
30 cars for market the latter all at jersey CITY WIN
the exception Of carload With is cars held over from
Monday there were 105 cars on sale Trade was sow
for the Common and Medium grades, but Good Cate sod
fairly well and at shade better prices than on MONDAY
Poor grass Natives and trash very dull and neglected.
Texans also In light demand
Reported include Common Texans AZ - 10
Poor Natives % o0ds4 40 Decent to Prime az - ooa
as S. and carloads rather choice sofa az % soa
An lot OF Prime Illinois Suffers soIo .. 90 10
and Medium TO Good Kentucky DO at - oo1so oo: .
Cows Bulls and Stays ranged In price rom - ~ 20 Vs.
Shipments to-day, 226 on the ltaiy $50 90 on
the Calico and TOO quarters Of Beef on the Aorate
sales-Sherman & Culver; II Western steers l2o4 ID
at s5 65 IA DO 1891 n. at s5 As DO 1lso No. 70 %
ls do 1880 n at s5 IS % do, 1247 n sf 30 ~ 20 DO
1921 n at Is is; DO 100 D at % 20 no. 10 No. a.
a. 90; II DO, 1925 n at a so IL do 100 10 20
DO 100 n. at - IS; le West Virginia 40 ls4s ~ at
IS 40; 4 DO. 1850 NJ at q 70; IL Indiana no. INC n
a. a. o. 12; DO. 1911 n at a. So 10 DO, Ios ~ at
q Is; 1s Bulls, 12eoa17ao ~ at 81 "a IL sSso'
Cows 9s5 n, ct IS 80; do, 1025 n, at e2 %.
H. s. Rosenthal: 10 Western Steers, l25o No. al - w
10 do 1908 n at ~ 80; 10 DO 1902 at " 20 90 90,
1I0I n al % 40; 10 Indiana Grassers 1000 AZ - 90
10 DO 1920 n at "a rs; 40 Kentucky DO, lib No. o.
a 40 % Steers. Bulls and Cows. mixed. 1oss ~ at
% 40 25 Texas Cows. COL n at 81 to Bulls ASS No.
Furst. 20 Cincinnati sulers.s 1iso n. at ss 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETs BY rELEGRAPr.
THE STATE OF TR1DE.

BALTIMORE. June 27.-Cotion steady. MidilnE at lohc
Flour quiet easy Howard Street and Western super.
nne 81 bO0s2 S. Extra SIS OO03 So Family DO 81 10
a so City Mills superhne ~ az IS Extra do So 2j 10
do RIO Brands 81 9OG5 90 Patapsco Family s. 25.
perlatyo Patent IS g. Whest-SOuthern steady Fultz
81 e9Oc Longberry $4,000 Western easier. No. z
Winter Red spot at 81 &c; DO June sake DO July
OF $3.50 DO August at s5c; do September at s5tc.
- Southern and wanted; White Goa a SIC :
Yellow 5sa59e. Western dull and easier Mixed spot at
81 &c June 53s653 2c July SAC. oats steady and
Southern NJ 40d $50; Western White AZ i4c
Western Mixed at 40nilc; Pennsylvania al 4O645c.
Rye quiet 65167c for Prime Hay quiet and Prime TO
Choice Western 81 co. Provisions quiet ana steady
Mess Pork sis 90 Bulk meats shoulders loose csc Cear
RIB sides packed sac Bacop-shoulders sac Clear RID
nrm Western PACKED at l5d l6o Creamery IL s?Oc.
Eggs quiet. 17sl7sc Petroleum steady Refined at
Use Coffee hrmi Rio cargoe. isr at l4S4Sl5e sugar
Whsgey quiet at 81 2G6sl 2s. Frelghts Liverpool
per steamer dnl Cotton 1924 Flour per tom 6s Oh.
Grain at I'd. Recepts-klour 5.4oO bbs Wheat l4O0
bush. Corn $500 bnsh Oats 5000 bush. Shipments
13O 900 bbls Corn 1900 bush SalesWheat 100000
bush. Corn 1000 bush.
BOSTON. June 27.-FIour continued dull Corn was
steady steamer Yellow 63064c. Oats steady; No White
42Ad45c dull and unchanged Provisions steady
ana quiet PORK firm. Lard al Sr09i4c Hams ut IL %
l2l Beef steady. Butter quiet; Northern Creamery
Ole; Western Extra Creamery at 2Oc Cheese quiet
and easy; Best Northern SaGs'ac; good lots sd6
Eggs Extras II lSc; Western Extras lie
Receips-Flour 700 bbs and 44O0 sackS Corn "a 900
BUSH Oats 10000 bush. shorts l0l tons
CHICAGO June 27.-rhe leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
FOR PHILADELPHIA
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

~
w N. Y. c. & II. r r. CO., lessees-
Trains leave West 42d station follows. and 20
minutes earlier from foot OF yaysG, North River
Detroit and Chicago, % 55 a. &c 100, IS lis ..
st. Louis 20 100, q rs y.
syracuse Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge. Nj
Utica, s15, . IS, (aJ Il 80 M. . 200, 8 rs
% So (a) II 80 III. (s) 100 % 100, g rs D.
Cranstons West Point, Cornwall Newburg, g :1Ss
- rs e 55, 10 15 (a) II 30 (s 90 10. lis.
g rs AS p and 100 a. m. AS and 9 100 D. N.
For Montreal and Canada East. g 90 D. L.
Hamilton, London, % 55 80 100. g is .. m To-
ronto. 70 :55 a. m. 10 100, IS rs p. m -, -.
Elegant seepngcars for Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detrois
Saratoga Specials Ca) II 80 ts) a;46 Draw
Lake George IL 80 a. m. DrawfngRoom Cars 70 Cald-
well Saturdays only. (sl AS D. IN.
Lakes MohOnk aud Mnnewaska, via New-P7ltz- 300,
II 80 o. m, (s) As Drawfng-R Room Cars to
Knesson on 90 a IL 80 e. M 81 ss5 D m; trains ph
Room Cars Hotel Sczon and to Phoepicia for
Hotel KaaterskIl and Mountain H5use 100. (a) IL 80
a. m. and (s) 3 as D. trainA
paenvile, Cairo and Mountain House Station. Id.
rs, 9 100, (a) II 80 a. NJ % SA5 p. m Drawing
Room Cars Cats2 ca IL 30 a. and 6, g. ~ D. m
Dahv Daily excep. Saturday. ocher trains daily
exceDt Sunday "a 81 Jersey City P r R Sta
ton (a) IL no a M (s 40 p m Hobokenr West Shore
station ia) II 80 a M, 80 40 D. m.
For tickets timetables psrior or sleeping-oar accom-
modations Information apply az offices Rrookiyn
ton-st Nsw-York Cty-363 7Sa, $40 Broadway 153 1-2
Bowery IL PARK piiee and West SDre Stations foos Of
West I'D st, foot Of Jay-st- N r. G H. LAdBERE ,
< Vanderbilt ave. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
COTTON MARKErs-sy rrrr,n,

IAvkhrooi June IA y m-Cotton-The sales NJ tina
gay included $500 bales american Futures closed steady
koyersi June and Juy delivsry szsAS s. .n.
s ny and 4sgast 1884 August
October esysIy ise4A sellers october ana
clS64d sellers December and Januar, deliver SiossX
buyers; september delivery. 2s-s4d Suyera
GALVESTON June 27-cotton- Middiinr, ellis,
fseepis So bales sales 10 bsss; stocE s6as bales
NoRyoLK. June 2zcotton- Steady Middlng 10 lie NET
end gross receipts l97 baess Great Rr4
r eosstwise. l62 balesi ssIes bales stoct IN zys
bales. - A"sSo
yS; Low ndding "a; Good Ordinary 81 net and sross
- bales stock 1901 bales. "
NEw.onEASs. June 27.--cotton-Easy Mtdding 60,
Ls r AiadnnE. ssi Good Ordinary blej net 70
ire.s Britain. bales, Sales COO bales; stock. &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
OFOoT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
III. LIZ Of MaVo

OFOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
TFf TSs az and M & 1sss Bound Brook
10 d. m SUNDAYS az l. As a. nj 80, u D. m.
leaving aS AZ &, ssd I'M @ Sso po:s
vile etc a. m. Easoon. Bethlehem. Allentown.
Mauch Chunk. Reading Harrisburg. etc On Sunday fof
90 a. m. for Pennington. Easton. Bethlehem. xnon-
= 30 a. m Tor Pennington. Lake Bopahsong, Easson
Beth chem Allentown Maach Chunk wil.sbarrs. Scam
ton Reading, HARRISBURG Po1tsvie. Tansqua Shamokfn.
n. M FOR Pennington Taston. Kethlehems Allentown
Manch Chunk Reading, Hasysbugg etc.
3:45 2; m for Essfon 5eshMsneul Ansntowns MaaaA
80 p. m. for bennington. Lake Hopatxsnx Eastan.
Bethlehem, Allentown, etc
90 aud s 80 p M fer someryille and Flemfuess
Chunk. keading Harrisburg, ETC. On Sundays at 80
T. SIS Il rs a. m, $50, & q SO. rs D. 70 sun
PARK ocean Grove, except sunday, Point Pleas
r;@, isrs at 30 5G to sn IL AXE
w9oD MI M f for ATLHSrfc efTx s'S v,nsl.n
100. 900 ais, II u.s. las a. m. 100 T. 30.
go 10 sa sSH6iy' Ho9& aoGTE s'r fe''
For LONG BBssAASs , pIv 9cEAy GROVE. eta
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach Ssebght Mon
8 D. m Sundays Except Ananac Hixhisnds). Esd
For Eiberon Asbury Park Ocean Grove etc. 10 rs O. m.
BIAS p m. Sundays except Aseury FIX aud Ocean
Fer lakewood Toms River and Barneeas. ESQ q. m.
sssss Pa,Cr Car seats can b procured at II.
New York Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage hon hotel residence.