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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-19
NETWORK CENTRAL, AND HUDSON
= GREAT F0URTRACK TRUNK LINE
on and afler July "a. trains leaSe

GREAT FOURTRACK IECNh LINE"
CT ak rs 5i cES SHlik sffXfISS. .n,,e.
se'' n,u Reene.ter Express drawing room cars to
Albany n IFs sss AND Montreal gss
s'5s g sara asg St. Abans
RSs msunta Is4s Sc
g: 70 vEsTIByLE1Ds cTIGAS Ct 5 SSp
dIaw9g a BasO Niagara
Fails Ere Cleveland an "a TTedS I neE. ds a.
c cSnnss, At At Albany ~ ef Falls TO-
,on no g ceSel.nd Untaaa Indsaaps Detroit Snd
cars 70 Csnaadagua, Rochester and Rich
h'd H. Western and NOTtAeln ExSS ors
Adams & sssesa fS S" Sauday" Sny:
pry y6oa s :as s G S z 9
room 90 s,Es to Albany Troy saratoga Runs through
70 Lake George sasgraSs 81 XSsony and Troy Com
meets d tos N" lan1to%a orS Adams and Intermediate
pOaf on m f eGhcas Cincinnati and S. Louis ES
press Gf Nasnra P san BgsSS and csna
iindianapclis st. Louis Detroit and Chicago WIN s'e'V
tpa p for Clayton daily including S sunday sp fSs
t rsu' to Cisytoh Paul smiths via Utica and H. '"
and Montreal and Va E! JSsss fay
@ g 10 aS aSa VIA St. A6a cana
da aad TO sy[aeuS So ana n yet o Albany
eA'sPt s S6 "a sG 700 MSgnaa aS chSy
via Pstts6ug Chateaugay kailosa asT LAKE,
zerne North Creek, SchTOoi lshV SIsonug cara
Sc via Saratoga AMI AdfOndach Rauloa' SiSSpNe N"'
7 Ncw.Yorn 10 Platsourg and Noith SFeSh-. An n m
D. n, special Sleeper arrives i;eehestef ''o M
Du@ ian and l sSi nSSrds FOL Rehaea Springs
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara fals, Toronto SlsS SGga
t';ncinn,H Inlistapois Louis Detroit ana thic'so
With Sleeping cars. Sleeping cars to Canahaa'sua on
Il Adirondack Mountain SPeeisi l95
snI smith's &C. also l0r Sharon Springs CoopeIsto"n'
and Rlchfeld Springs. sccpngeais TO- MANY; car. On
sale n Grand Central station, 4lS 80 and 2i2
10 PARK place Battery place, 02 west l-othsIi ad
iSs.hsa station, New.i 1888 WSshingt9n ana 'So
L,if"n SIS. Droo kyn and 20 4th St, WhlamsDure, -.
Wn.teotts Express calls Tor and checks baggage from
hotels or residences. a.. =. ,eo,h
A. Sistn / take up passengers Tor North anl Mes~
:; -. - sunnTlntendont General Passenger Agent
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ONTARIO AND WESTERN ST.. ; y

N KAlLWAY.-Irans leave from leFFies az "oSe III
Wet sSdst, 80 a. m st, rs a. M for Ma M,d
HoTwi cl, Jtica Rome, oneida Fulton o'"eg0' BunaO
Dc, Wo., GA, 10 a. m. Jsyst 90 M for Wall
kill Valley stations Lakes MDhonk M WRse I asss Md
t2d. aS 2 o say, S6cns 'l M n % sS.
Madconn vh ien fbe M Ra Month
ceIlS s' tsa. LssG rs NJ jay. daily FOR
M,ssIeswn Fsisburg Liberty, Walton, Norwich ONEIDA
incro snsnen.on Bridge, Detroit Chicago ST. Louis
,fct s,scIers TO Niagara Falls Reclining Chair car
'ee Saturday 70 West a2ts ito p m S Sag
~ 20 tionyc Fals6urg Monticello, Liberty, White
MaSe livingston Manor Walton, Delhi ,.so,vsa a,
ao7 n.o@d~sy Tirc lasies uCsets &C.; a. 20. So''
S4i l. S23 froadNays .3l SSh'a'e' i'i AaS'
oo4 West l.o'"s"' J. G. ANDERSON, G. P. A.,
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ArTRACTIONS At ATLANTIC CITY.
-,.p,xGTox Light Neutrality-suspicious. By "hS
scoTr-slpDoNs- ARRivALs.

.,,. CIV \ l. Aug 10 (spcciaD.--The Wash
,.,or LIGHT infantry Will arrive here tomorrow.
Thcrc Viii bc $50 men In nc not counting inc Oanu
or the Corcoran Cadets forty strong nameo a''cf 'no
washington phlian'hroplst Inc e"'""f"'"' W."
continue until August 20. .,,o,,o
Mrs sro,t. sddous had large ana iasmohaoio
audience for her readings at tho Traymore'
Among the mos, skinl Of tho women swimmers are
,,,s. Anna whltcman, Mss Henrietta DobDihs' bliss
Clara Whitall, Mrs. Josephine Tlcrnan MISS 1Ia'o
palms and Miss wena Lpp!neott, all Oh fhaus.pa
somo Of the export billiard players arc MISS mamie
r,np,ucoi, Miss Kate Holmes, Miss Mary WILSON, anu
Mss Flora Crawford ,A
wcrs drives a pair Of good matches along the
beach. ,,
Miss Edith Dobson. daughter OF tho Philadciphia
,,,,nf.cturer is at the head Of a largo horscoWH
riding party every afternoon ParH 'cIc"so, Va
NswYork, usually accompanied by John L. BENTON
also Of that ei'y, drives pau oil span"''.S 49,
Mis-. Adelaide Robinson Is tho guest OF MISS Edhs
u.,nor daughter OF the venerable Or. Edward liaTe
or VINO IS occupying his cottage here PISS "'"'.
49, ,he daughter Of the late Beverly Robinson, oil
New-York. ou,. h.,s arc
geneva Barrlos, widow OF tho io's'oi
q, Guatemala: Miss NaIE oa'I n,',.
daughter u the founder OF TIC Ia.,ao'' """
n.u,.,.a. William Henry harrison MICE law P'''
.. General Harrison: Van Thon Ice' oil Choaso
ne , re xhitc wife Professor John bas'on. OF H"s
-. Henry stagfold. vino was st""chl al "a" Wv
~nrsbau, Lincoln Congressman Norwoou' VI De''h ga
o. "a v,t,ng a novel TO DC called ino A"o'''ai
po,,,eaus: captain King, OF the hr''''h "'Hs
,s-ome D. Gillctt, railroad coHlfAc'or i"o"'@
A. walton q phaaelpslan H% George Mckonse
s Singer sswns Machine ar aG@gsc
sni5" csn,pben and Jerome Buck Win MS ''''e
daughters.
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CAMS AND LOSSES OF TIE BANKS.

pv tho operations of the sub-Ircasnry III tns
Il, ended last evening the banks gAihcu
go ., . ooi cash, but it was so late IN the wee"
,L,t il would count in the averages Tor more 'h''i
q 900. 900. week ago our estimate iit nv
banks sIO00,0oO short OF the ano"h' I'on :"
the average cash OF that week. Io-o"S SUI
ment OF averages shows los" oil s-'ao'''oo o"Sn
which must be taken as representing 'ne '"o',
mcnt 10 the interior The banks ac,aai cam
,s'uos n, tho close Of business Yesterday were
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w. n y e,S Is I! Station Ion a AZ eisw. and 20
pa Trass ea s1SS from tot Norm EySr
DctloIt and Chicago, g '55 a NJ 'O ;oo' . 10 p
s g. !sge 8sa sq " 20 DFSs'' Nj
iGs, SI Saurefties taisSr albany si5 7h5
% 20 5s;ns "a 80 Mes rS,qt co Cornwall SeNDSs sls
= Is : 80 10 rs, ~ II go NJ 06' d DO % no No.
= ,3 iS As lPerm a an" NeT yS ill.,
Yer Montreal and Canada East, 80 zoo ?: m; To-
rOnG ssbS ;9 n rs Tor rS,o Falls Detroit
cAi sas;o a' spca 30 NJ ' sA' m Draw
Ing lIo sSs 80 M Drawing Room Cars to cad'
wei saySS3 Cay" sa 81 stS + a via New psl 90
"a, IL sc a. m, u $40 p M Drawing loom oais "
kEsn e "a nS e. II ia S,s s scl and Pnoe
Oc kan;cf; IS, 100 H1 1a Drr.~i,% os
Room cars to Grand 5oe sI'do o a1 on oo "a il 80
T. P,S @nS S caro- and Mountain Station sS
Room Cal. 70 Catskin OH ca IL 80 H. ana ~ '''' "
DAILY 'Dany cxcep: saturday o o5heF tTsnr dsi,y
ton (a) II 20 N, - $40 p 10 m iOO0A'" "s''
s per cet line iGcs paot aecon
nodaons noInsIon Apply a. onlec foot II FuI,
,Sn NeIYoSS c-oeS 7s5 92 BroaiEay iSS , IL =;
noNely, ~ PARK place and Ts'i s"O'' ''@'
we! FSpre, sHd eheihs ISnsSfsf' from
no vsnderhiitavo General passenger Asens
TRAINS FOR BOSTON
L sov.ros4 and a. A. New. England
Lam NeN El% HSx % M ana az 80
Arrive T9sfS3TS .R g 3 NJ Ia z f KIM NJ.
sSe nl R,,ily yxcs 1sGss ansss Sundays
| on,ces 3S7 Broadway and Grand Central Depot
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DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS

Landing at Cranstons West PolnD Cornwall Newburg
M,rb 70. Milton, pcns nkeeps ah1 Es9Ha MoSvtn
and KaacrsGil railroads. steamers CITY Os ~
md IAN rs W BALDWIN .eave every week d5y ~ =
hu nc, ,oot Of Hafrlson St. " r., except Saturday
When CI.,Y OF KINGSTON leaves at O. M Iana I,S
r,iv a. Ncwhurg and PouEhkecpse connecting WILD
special train Tor all summer Resorts through me Cas,1I
Moun,ins Leaves RondOut Sunday nights az ii otanck
M arrival OF special fast an from tho mountains arriving
at New York Monday, a. ID.
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Railroads..
DFNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD:

y" t 1sf Si''Tr R?GCNSR Line o,.r,
Trains r,e ieaI Fcr He a. Follows: p.,,o,
HARRISBURG Pit burg md tho West with puman aaUe
car; arNSeSd Io ah i chcago Tinted raS%6
Dining Smoking and sleeping FestDuIea O"'S ~ Wv
w 4 M SogtS L uSik Haven 90 90 m Cory
ana ffS 4, G 20 I ? % connecting al 0O'''
rof we LSo a@ S % and IL ,n lS ns aadns
For Nersown Sa and P9t 6 m anu saturdays
only. sadays 1s rs e snd 10 Limited Wash.
Ban nE9 r Wa'RstG" p @f NJ rs"r except
daily Dining Ga at t, IS so % a and %'s a.
Io9 o6 >! gC e. i" 80 AMI 200 p mn and II is 9ghi
srnd,y 0:l5 aud j. NJ 1 ~ anu p II" ''''
For Santc City Il 10 100 and 100 p m week
go May 1so %'S JS6 d1y. and rpormeas;, sta
Yen roS S1a asc s:io q 20 Limited go ad m
On SUNDAY, :l5 and 0 is a. III and y HI 'ao NOV
For s'SR d a. POINT and Norfolk rhadGpha
and Norfolk Railroad, 8 p M gay n8.yi VIA D"'"''''
pos saa q a braCyn SGnasi VIII az md h sTs
ttans at Jersey City aNordIng spcouy anu u'i'N'
transfer for Brooklyn trnve.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
rxnres, train. leave NewYork, Wa Desoro''es ana
tordandt streets Ferries as ini,es with Dining Car
90 20 o. OhT Sea L' and Ii n'S i 30 l.
800 l. 30 80 and D. NJ ana ~ IL sn 40 n " M
jo' s. & :50 and 0 p. M. and 1915 night
ASs0H aaTns Nsn SS daily except sunday
n@ nj Scn 4 Gn,6 sHd Tor Camden
aa 6 "a go ana 81 gd, h'Sid. .s
/ Br,oSyn station. jersey City; Enisrans TICKET o'"'e
Oai TSe Sc% York Transfer Company VII call for am
check baggage from hotels and residences ,voon
VI hS'..rII ,ton,1cr General Pass'r Agent
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PROVIDENCE LINE

BOSTON PROVIDENCE WORCESTER
All Northern and Eastern points and the
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Steamers RHODE IsLAND and MAss3 IS N Sha eon.
c,ina WITH through express trains for Boston eaing
steamer az m, arriving at Boston az 9 mn n,,So,
rors Reeyess renowned orchestra on elen t steaes.
ieaec to desnaon Jle*eots and sa's t6 Srse CO..
and Windsor Hotels and all onlce' OF Wes.Jo
Express Company r NeT,fo or BroD mtos - Gun" "
summer eT1ur ~" o w w r. BABCOCK,
o. H. BKl'"o,. .ss. Gen Pas, ACT 20 Box BOIL.
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THE PETROLEUM MARbEL

yEws FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE oI ~ DO.
The crude oil market dull, but sroAe' WIN ~ -
edod feature IN the situation 81 novel chaiaeue,' -,
Geld news 10 not bcarish' ana WINE '"o'o az rno,v
49, o,rno ,h,, N. Npeysh deer, wei; Ia Greene County
POM when drilled deeper TIL. viii increase us now
ou the SIGN. given By the we'll have been dscouasIs
a that I, will amount " much a. isr'o Id
shod the expectations Of the bear, be ToiS thSh
the territory 70 protective a, such Rses, asp. ,Gcc
new drilling coue not reach stage wheh "on'I nv,
,ho oro1ucns situation tor many months The cf'ls ,,
lei held its tone without much local sYmpihs ana w.
M n In the refined article The market closc1 guo' W"
firm. $50, a,oii,cs wcra a.
fO,iuWsf
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LINE for Boston, Worcester,

~ Portland wc Nognla9s D 5sa SisS to Is Ss%
seamers leave Psr Sod p agnOs above f Des
hSe Ferry daily Sundays excepted al 80 M
THIS lin. has uneouaed facilities Tor handling ara amS,
MING fyegh: throughout New. Ene ana ons sh,
each way daily except SUNDAYS eSeusSSssH ' Az 5s
proadwsy 10 and 12 tos ra ssi fu,,on
gr0oN.v pier 40 North River. and on Steamers
wes,cafTs ExnrosS Co Will call for and check bazsass
from hotels ana feS'ue"' g. W. BRADY. Agent
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- un,,rxr SUNDAY AUG,sT 10 s--sIXTEEN PAGES

about 81 900, 900 greater than tine nsureS Vi '.'o
statement and that was supplemented to-d"y Wy
over s25O000 from the Sub-lreasury III pay
ment Of Thursdays bond purchases There was
ON oxnarsion ~ so 1ssoO in loans. The state
mcnt results in loss to the surplus reserve OIL
s2.37o.575 and leaves it at SCI, 736,25O, against
s4.2G5. 675 August 90, 1887, and s6T3s,S7j Au-
gust Fl, 1887.
The following compaIcs tho totals OIL s'a'c"'"'' VI
nus 100 .s sfq sSo 70 100 In, PsfISs{sse
fssss - S5Ss sS Bee bee asssS
c CVl 9ei2 800 5'OO,4oo Inc so,lOo
.r The saa S Ss Ss 'hS SD he fiS1
i IDSsscnde s. SSS5SOo ssOiSSoO Dec lse9 800
Total reserve si2s 28O0 COO Dec sS'S' 800
HssssSV d eis l2o775 lcl5s5o Dec 1925
surnlu, .... s241oOs25 2i.73O25o Dec s2s7o'o1o
The Clearing House statement to-day was Us
follows: Exchanges, 500, .5,ll'' Daiances' o"
7sO 9O3. For the week: Exchanges so'o'9'i''''
balances $50. 320,533.
ACTIVITY WHILE THERE WAS A CHANCE.
For a Saturday there was an active stock
market and the two hours business amountcu
10 90,5i4 shares. The attendance at INC En- Ia.
change. however, was unusually small ana INC
market was intensely dull during the first hour
and until another attempt to RAD 10 Was
made First prices generally were y niue n nu
than Yesterdays closing figures. western Oh9Il
WAS, was q notable exception and even in the early
dealings was pressed OIL to 80 "a. Ihe Taia q
made soon after IL o'clock carried with II
sudden activity, which. from the preceding dull
ness was like thunderbolt from clear SKY KY
Almost everything was quickly marked to prices
lower than yesterdays lowest put inc maflp en
ton struck q rock Of buying orders which before
had given no indication Of its presence ana t th
upward turn was sudden as had peeh tl'
"ittacl, There was not much time left for a re-
e eoverE but it was made in that limited period
and prices generally closed higher than Las. last
evenings figures Western Union beng inc ma ccnt
The market closed with indications that tn
bowling for depression had almost exhausted
itself. ,oo>,r- IN poNDc
Tho offerings of bonds to the Treasury announce
70 ss55'6oo As. 100000 at 1873: l-2s, sla n
at lO7 "a, $4,000 at oS ana SIo",H ;,L m N
changed quotations as follows:
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CTONINGTON LINE, FOR WV, ,vov,
- Min tNSETT PIER, WATCH HILL, PROV.
DENCE WORCESTER and points nortn shd east WA S,s
,a.,dance and Worcester. Steamers leave from new
Ito, az r. one block above Canast at p m daily
rxcant sunday Through paror car reclining cnss pc
cSsree Baggage checked from residence TO desha'On W
"Gc cos md state rooms sale at oo 257 2el 81:
ao- zsl 057 Broadway, Astor House. CosmoRou'an au
Wimqs9,, u ~. ppcCoft ' o. ri. BRIGGS,
W. H. 30 ~ .cD pass Att Gen. Pass Agt
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Railroads

n.c~70pTuTPN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEhSaEsys
= & ::a.s TsnSa; Ss s;s'as% Ts S
81 ' 20 % sps 80 II sS 60. $3.50 Ps
An SO Sundays 9sS NJ ob:c sy AID fsman.
N sS 81 BrnG vs's SS sunday;
we ao NJ ana :i5 pm SATURDAY special - ao M
S,t to trains 70 cies'kI and way 40 T. H.
II RE Ticket Offices :; AZ hgl Ne si
IL III ana s57 Broadway a la sSi Stree New.
YORK Ss' 53 and cas d 5GGsyS ~ 49, HSoosc
,ya Hs% saio jersey cry SRs, s aSa
S,.. I. s ssa 's's s ass .a'""
I'm, M aay Day ESpes buffet drasng TS9 70
e n nSnsg .n rp E1sxes% Ss''@ n.,or
10 30 WEEK asJS I DeIa" nTa aHd cenpS
s"s a ~ iSSs E eaasSs, Bai
ri?sn sss s. f I.s o Cincinnati ana
Coaches S sa to 6wcs Ema Rochester But
aq tfs Spf .aa sad yI% s g Se
s :S . i Rst S;lS :? a. T. % 80 g.
1925: 50 .; ?i is n SsG 9A5 l. 3d. 80 o
1S 20 T. HsA esS 70 P sfo;
as s :sS SO stsS 40 i'
asS saaasys g 30 % 80 s. II 'is no"
s. W. / g * Us B g. So
20 j 10 il n iS Sundays a. m; 49,
I'd 1s1; 'SI.t IT, :, e
~ s sai.rn 30 % p M sundays i5 $50 10 80
s.ssss "a tcIns, SG g. Z %sG $50 500.
~ I. r. s day. S 10 80 m
aS;S;sSSs Is IS s.2 r. IS 4
Middlssn,owna 10 a5 80 D. m sundays. 4A5. 30 o.
IN q so from p the Yves. arrive In NOwYOrk as
7:os II 80 ,. = nj snd 10 20 p L. p. FARMER
W. o.: =, 4 Snn,t General Passenger Agent
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yrccYr G IMPEpED BY ICE.

WHALING VESSELS IMPEpED ia ICE
Kasstow Mass Aus isini1r ma %r,, ns' rSsi
rsselved BY letter TO tho enec' '''a' , u,.n,v NJ
49, e.st h.d not done we'll up 10 date. fi'nS '.
ns "a h..n sssn. but the vessels ~-'s I" the ice
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PLEASURE IN 4 GOOD CAUSE.

and could not get them. Up TO July 10, the total
catch wa. twenty-one whales by fourteen vessels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-19

ITO NEW HAVEN, 75c.
FXCIjRSION tgooe days. 81 20
Steamers c. II. NORTHhM and CONI,IH EM -
Il p conneG,ng a. Ns Ttn SnGS'' HOLY
tx e &C. Through tickets sold and baggage chscked a.
eil broadway. New York and Coufts~' bf0oADh
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UrxrpAI RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
IIN ~ liz n,IY srIiEET. EOkrH RIVER

NENTRAL RAlLhOAD, ~ ,trnnrtt pivrH
Ofoo OF 4 FlsE4F age j j%y Bound p,oo.
For PMILADlhSLpshiA. and ifa 80 80 s:so
~ D. m. sUNDAYs - M go y 3; 80
70 T. ms i saNd "sca N Tor RSad 'baTg Potts
M,ssn e, Chunk eadn fS Haisp ana
5:{5 70, Lake lIopatcong Eastoi De''"s"''" '"'
20 a. m. for bennington. EastOn Bethlehem A"en'
town NauIn or Pennington Lake Mopac0ns Esston.
Bethlehem AenIown Maq Fat, SqSs rSmaSaa s6anOEn
sunonIy f seoc,on Iaston Bethlehem Allentown.
Mageh Gnun n for Easicn bethlehem Allentown Maueh
CHUNK I1@aqT Gpateong Eason
Bc,h SS mi h sp FOR soerye and FemngtSn
Ky ana M 20 For Fason Bethlehem Allentown Mauesa
chunk. Heading, Ha-risburs etc On sundays a. '.''
n'.ns. o. 80. II 10 a. M, 80. 80. $50 T. 4 80
Ss 20 n sss Rone s9e6 fs, ocean ;?yG co.
esp sunday Point t ae is52 HS '' 'oO
az. vsr @ rTsI@ins s LAKE
"92o :. S' 80 p m FOR Beach Haven, ATLANrlo
CITY vne Ella i bFsE SS 10 80 II rs NJ 30 30
4 = g sS 8, 80, CHS .. Sundays a. M p ~
For fSf5S PARK RAeEs qn Ts'dag w. Tsgi
iaa' l''o psSSxp! Eai h5SF TGTSav W. p .,e
For LONG T hEANfPJEIir 2c 3 \ f 4 etc.
For Highland Beaceso ssa6 6o o6 H' II oo ~ 90
0;s9 p n A.bury Park Ocean Grove. etc. ;oo e:oo
For fa 100 a. 40 80 2Ps. a. Thursday,
For MoNM0HT sA co co. il 20 a. =, iaiS 100
%%,,,c Highlands, 30 100 q 100 Saturdays
For lakewood Toms River and Barncga @'o' 'o' "N
s ana aor Ger be procured at ss T. S
ss 0 1 rs IA si its. "Nsw.2or $50
FnItSns IS broadway Eocglyn : call for and check
/ hacoare from hotel or residence
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r FuICU VALLEY RAILROAD.


PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OK Coruandt ana
esbrosses sts. as follows; ratn,.
Dc 40 a. m Tor CaasauQua and intermediate points
a m for Geneva Lyons, Emlra, socLester bunato
I'D he west and principal local points CHAIR car 70
hlnr@ for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
Ou 40 p m. for Pi.ston. ard priaePai intermediate
Nv 40 a. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection % heaiIns and Harrisburg 0Hals car 70
"'a' n m Tor Geneva Lyons Emira Rochester. But
fao aud the West. IN Imam sleeper 10 Lyons
'S III, n NJ. isr L,urayf ard intermed.ae points
Trains leaving 81 9: M ! D m ana S;io l m: con-
NV SUNDAY TRAINS. .,,..
q NJ for Mauch Chunk. Hasleton ana ih"iksiiaus
As D. m for cOpsy ard intermediate points nj.
p. IN. for Gencya Lyons. idmira lsoeaes1ef buh'
fslc and ne Wet rSm,c ssegsr 20 a{Sns
SHORE LINE-ALL-RAIL ROUTE-FOR
- Boston, Newport and the last Nl'sss .V'sSs ass
NM Ns.san.ett PES Newport and Proydcnee and
Boston. 90 o. m Limited ENprvss LOT NeMpott rtvN
idence snd Boston. IL 80 m Night EIpiess iot New.
mort Providence, Boston--dAy. Fsaee iaFiVT Ears VI
Sleeping Cars 10 destination.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
rPgs aAsn RhhtS aHHsNSS ' EaS
rDss rI nas$R EfSWSS sghF sdo Esss
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Hcnn@d oil was quoted unchanged al as cents per "a
lon Abel Test. At all pOrs
cfos,yG PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
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RAIDERS STRIKE A ROCK.
RUyfyG ORDERS SEND UP PRICES.

A LIVELY MARKET IN THE LAST HOUR of
THE SHORT SESSION.
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SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-AuO' TO-
THE GENERAL LIST
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rOpErCN COMMERCE. OF NEW-lOlIh.

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Richland beacon., 1888-09-15
Why Rci-I;aircd Girls Don't Tan.

A red haired girl, 1 believe, never
turns brown. That, | understood from
n learned physician, is because she has
too much iron in her blood. 1t is the
iron that gives the fine Titan hue to
Eer hair. If she had less iron in her
blood her hair would probably be brown
or chestnut, or perhaps blond. The
varying degrees VI scdncss that You see
in different red headed girls is due to
the different proportions of iron in their
blood. A girl with glossy, brownish hair
that shows red in strong light has
only fair share of iron in her blood,
but bricktop, if may lie permitted
the expression, a bricktop is fnll Of
iron. The Doctors know of 10 way of
neutralizing tho effect of Tie iron. Per-
haps they wouldn't resort to it, even il
they knew it. For it is the iron
III the blood that makes the red
headed girls so strong and hardy and
good natured. it also is tho cause of
freckles, which are very good for the
health. And it is noticed Us singular
thing-probablv also having some rela-
tion to the iron in the blood-that mos
qnitoes never bite red headed girls. So
You see, according to tho tGctum of this
learned physician, rrd-lIeade,i girl has
many advantages Owe lier dark haired
sister.-i'8;aGapiia Pre-.