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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-12
There are Two Distinguishing
Characteristics

Which, more. than anything else, have contributed to the phenomenal growth of The Chicago
Daily News giving it circulation larger than that of all other Chicago daMs combined 1t
seems strange that the first practical combined application of two such common sense principles in
journalism should have benh left to- paper as yet only twelve years old. Andy true tits thtn this
fact lies the real secret of the unparalleled success OF The Chicago Daily News. Briefly stated
these pnnculesa :
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-12
Second. THE DAILY NEWS
Is an Independent, truth-telling newspaper.

The reader can count on one hand the known newspapers
whose statements in matters of politics can always be accepted
as at least intentionally truthful, and commonly SO in fact.
On the other hand, it is the all-butuniversal rule to praise
ones party and candidate to the SKIES, and to cry down the
opposition party and its candidate to the verge of the d~isreputable.
So common have such silly aud reprehensble methods in jour
nalism become tina. they PASS unnoticed. and are accepted as a
matter Of course-as an evil Inseparable from practical politics.
But this is only another mistake Of the ~thoughtless. The Amen.
can people are intelligent enough, thoughtful enough, fair enough
to appreciate and endorse honest, tuthteling journalism-in
truth to preferit t. the misleading, the truth-discolorng dishonesty
Of the "organ"
The demand is more and more for the fair, impartial, inde-
pendent newspaper which give the reader all nrUf, and gives
it absolutely free from the faint Of partisan bias. This done, an
expression OF opinion, based upon taes, will commend itself to
the thoughtful reader even when he may not find himself in
agreement with the conclusions deduced from the premises.
Disagreements arc Of small moment if only confidence in honesty
Of purpose remains. With no mere political ambition to crafty,
no /" Ak to grind" the impartial and Independent newspaper may
truly be guide, philosopher and friend" to honest men holding
every shade Of political faith. And this is why THE DAILY
News has to-day a circulation Of over "a-million-a-week."
NJ. WyGANT, Sibley Iowa, writes: 81 am well pleased With
The DAILY News, although ! am i 'bred-inthebone Re.
publican with a naysct 6ag experience in the South ending in
1879. The extreme fairness Of THE DAILY News, giving
credit where due regardless Of party, meets my approval"
ements of popularity THE DAILY NEWS
ion to One Cent a day, it offers a combination of
" any other American newspaper, and one which
rthwest by the thousands.
all newsdealers at One Cent per copy, or will be
It's per month. The farmer and mechant can now
-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-12
Grand Monthly Drawing
IN the Academy Of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, August 7, 1888.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.
loo, 900 Tickets At Twenty Dollars
each. Halves $40; Quarters S. Tenths
:; Fwentietbs 81.

3,l8i Frizes' amounting to..".",.,,u,,.. .. 81 ,ujl 800
NOTB-1Ickets drawing Capital Prizes are no,
entitled to terminal Prizes,
FoI club Rates or any further information de.
sired, write legibly 70 the undorsigued, clearly stat.
ing your residence, with state, County. street ana
Number. More rapid return mail delivery viii bs
assured by your enclosing 40 Envelopes tearing
your full address,
send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money
Orders, or New York Exchange IN %ordin1n letter
Currency by Express lat our eKpense) addressed
NJ. 4. DAUPuIN.
New Orleans, La,
or N. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, ID. q.
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The medical branch duyoies special attention 10
all Chronic, Complicated, Priyate aud Wasting
Diseases, resulting fT0Ih badly treated eases oI &C
ute or special nature. or from indiscretiOns o
youth, bringing on ~ysrmat0rrh0a. somlna
Weakness and an uunsiUTal drain from the bod
which uudermiues the constitution ALSO Debility
Decay. Loss of vitality or Manhood, ghicn resu y
from CNces'of maturity,
1he TeaaUu 50 MANY are NOT cured Of above com.
plaintis owing 70 u complication called PlJstatOr
rhGn, which our treatment alyuo can cure.
NaricOcele, W0Tuly veins la sCrotum, Structure.
blood and skin impurities speedily cured; acute
private troubles, safely, cOnldeutially aud quickly
cured, Cat8rrh Of the mucous mombgrauoe OF the
bead Or bladder successfully treated; sisO throat
and lung diseases, Feuale complaints and all del.
cate complicated diseases OF women, carefully
treated 10y oar new method whereby none 81 the
usual physical examinations are required, Dis.
placements Of the Utoris aud alispccial complaints
peculiar 20 females, successfully treated. Al
languages spoken and written. Write 10 your OWE
| language,
The most powerful Electric BELTS free "a
patients. Call on or address
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
A PHOSPHORUS SEASON AT LAKEWOOD

Lakewood. N j., May 12,-Although the winter season
here closes the Laurel House ara other hotels
stu crowded with guests This ha. boon the most pr
porous known In the history OF Lakewood
There Will DO O number OF extensive improvements naio
here before opening OF which 10 is
pectod will make II more popular than ever.
The hotel guests and coagers turned in force az
the musicale given by tbs pupils OF The Oaks the
girls boarding school IN. noticeable features Of
Blst Mein Au." by Miss Alice w Kimbail; the original
Love Song" by g. Beard tho instrumental solos
by Miss Grace Hutchinson Miss Schultzo and
piano duo by Mis-. Grace Field Lindley and Miss r.
W. Harrington
Wilson A. Meza. the artist has HIS fullength picture
Of young we'll known in society circles in New
York nearly completed.
D. g. Croly been at the sanitarium several
weeks because Of ll-health. is greatly improved.
BENJAMIN z Lee the clerk OF the NerJersey State
Supreme Court. here TIL. week.
Mrs W. r. Walters and Miss Walters, OF ST. Louis
newcomers
Ea.Cry Controller Laidlaw. OF New.York. Is at the
Laurel House with Mrs and Ni.s Ladlaw.
The register o: tAe Laurel uousa s16ws the o..
the following guests
Daniel n. Martin. r S. witherbee. DR.. and Mrs A.
Mrs 7. r. Jeremiah Miss Emily jeremiah. Charle. G.
Curtis. Miss Daniels w L. skidrore Mr. AMI Mrs
Henry Miller. Charlie. D. Chapman. Mrs. r. r Co gate
and T. c. Ledyari. all Of New-YofS Mr. ard Mrs
William G. Talmman OF Brooklyn Mrs. Marshall Hi.
Mrs l. j. Tnsl.y and Mrs II. A. Budels OF Phla-
dephia c. ". Amory. Joshua D. Holden. Mr.. AMI Mrs.
j. A. Andrews and Mr.. and Mrs Charles T. Coiting OF
Boston Ms A. I. Prend,rg,sL OF jamestown. ". T.;
Walter c. Learned OF Chicago.
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State bonds were entirely neglected, and there
were no transactions in city bank stocks
For halliday the business in railway bonds as
sold at 81 l-4a07 IL, and closed quoted 81 LA
gs New-York, Chicago and ST. Louis As were
firm at 90. Wheeling and Lake Erie tirsts were
active selling up to 100, and closing at 90 -;
Texas and Pacific new IS sold at 90 l-2ag2, and
seconds al 41n4O l-2 Missouri. Kansas and Texas
general 6s were up 10 81 IA, and 50 TO 50. For
further details reference is made to our full re-
port Of transactions
or unlisted securities dealt in At the Stock Ex-
change. Cotton Seed Oil certificates were anus
u.lly active, snd rose from 81 1-2 70 3? 3-Sa32,
with sales Of $500. Chesapeake and Ohio first
nref.rr-d receipts second assessment paid sold
100 AZ IS Sew-York Mutual Telegraph 400
RI 90 Is Western National Bank f25 at %, and
Kingston and Pembroke Iron ! 00i at 81 81 IL.
As usual on SATURDAYS. there practically was no
money market: nominslly the rate was Pcr cent.
Tho Sub-Troasury was debtor at the Clearing
House $21 T.72G
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The customs receipts reported at Washington
to-day were $685., 02l, and the internal revenue
receipts were 1854 o00 Tho United States Treas
urv received 1851 900 National bank notes FOR
redemption, and the receipts for the week were as
fOlOWg:
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days consented yesterday TO
home to webster Mass, to charge Of par
cipation in the murder OF Lille Hoyo at that place.
reouson was obtained from Governor HILL and McQuai1
was taken to the District Attorneys once, where he
signed papor Acknowledging that he the person
mentioned In the complaint lilo was taken away In
the custody Of police oneer from Boston, with whom
he VIA. return 20 Webses.
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The committee Is anxious 10 raise IS oo0 Contrbu
oh' may be rent to the treasurer Broadway snd TAr
y-eghth-sL
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

6isEAI ma INbNh LINE
GEkND cENTRGL STATION.
Stopping at New UpS%6 st2on on sstSsc .. Sc:ed
car, Albany. Troy ana also Moalie
SO q; FAM3Us GEIcAGo yEsTEEBULED LIN.
a5S. bdra Ere esea Ai's sad ros
'o,s cSi5.fs S9s' b. t.
s16y TOY e 4ay ua's sss,, T day
q p M :" 2ceonnodstion to Albany sad Toy
prs. IS5 S.s.. f.Iis BydiIs sasaf%s'qs B'iiss 70
lido p:'c't esI:..G sliS .sssSs dass sass
Sleeping sG ear. to piss,:6ur1 and Mohtrea va ROases
ds a except .u"ds, suSda DOE. not ua
81. s;..: f,T,;'' Egfseser nv.
m N 80 n : 6fo s9 :s ai h Ha
si.D' S ts% to B's so1 c0 va Ti d *
eFg s sgs yA fp e nse. . g siss
.arscs, Georss and Tor the North except Sat-
c:s scn Il; n! az "a g Ro s9G;
j. PARK r'ce, E..tery r,ct e. W." i2sth,st' and
Futon sta. B;sokyn and 70 4tI't wlan.5urSs '''
hoss Sf ase' calls Tor 'nl checks baggage from
Ss s.o q: fy sss:p' sug E sGO as
Gsner. sop.rihterdon. Genera Pi-se1ser Agent
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
for Engl.woct Tenany Co.ter sparkhl <nd Nyac5 80
go 90, 50 and II 80 IS. 30 90 *
eo .nd So ~ For y N5aus s,S Sg9l ~,
lev Mor.sy ard Ts mans week tays 20 80 a. n
80. GAO p n sundays 80 m sni D N.
IRE RAILWAY. Ticket Ogices 4O1. 317
A I'll ana S5I Broadway 1889 Bowsry. Isl we.t,s
s ss'T 81 and 1 iS: ar $500 s''f 57 ses
way Wlll.ms0nrs corner S,wacS snd suison ST.. Hoop
Were y Or ,ss @ T'SS G ,s
for checking ana transfer OF o<ssge ob et
a. (saulays, Chsngers.s; $40. 2J's. 7jsa. nlD.,
mira. Horu,iSviIl-. gari. Pullman sIoe9ins coici
from Hornelsvhis 20 CIDcinnssL
Up r-Dnly .Chieago and - L'us Limited, 'olid Pal.
Of Day aus Bn-et Sleeping Oo.che, 20 Buhlo
Natsr, Falls CORY, heafvil- cinrinns. Chicago iai
li5On m-Daiy Cn.aTo sIpr.,. Pni-i,l Buffet slse7tls
Coaches to Bhsa,.t.n. or,ro Einrt kee.s,teT. But
Euthcriorf sad Pa..,ic-i!3 T. 7,1 ln4,s ~: noon
l+5 S'se $40, 5,lo 5;S1 go S;i4 s31 49, lo,5)
to s4asa6 An a. san,,7! ~ SIS TO- ga NJ
r.td .a.s.n 5 ioso 40 ,oaa 'f fIhass,
$50. 4:30 4i4O s. $40 $50 j1a s:lo j.l9. 49,. D
1880 a noS % Sc; ';' s I 80, 5 51
Newark aa PAer.on; VA S.gArS-3l3 $50 $50. loOo
no a,: $50 s,ad.; ;. 20 Ss s5 20 e.. 81 - %
Rid gswood an slG.rn -t't3 ESQ 1890, n i46 t. s.
w.. IS ~ ssoo so 0 g su ..' g Ffs
- sanday.. .., sl5, 1922 .: :, $50 =. i2ntn::
w.e-,sk. x:oss.y 20 !sse %g 4sso8 m 10 I'm
i :so m gu suna.y1 1a5 $40 10 80 n SO
Miad,t@v asd Port Iervi.-4.a 1850. o. 1880. s;g9
;os2so so ! ~ r q suna'y' 'A' $40
Express trains from the West arrive Ne"York at7sh
leSsa ~; :; s@,: :9s0@ n I.pr ARaEE
GenI SUIT General Passenger Agent
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CHANGES IN THE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, May Up. m
By the operations Of the Sub Treasury in tho
week ended Friday evening the banks lost l,O45'-
532 cash. Today's weekly bank statement Oh
averages reports a gain of s5ls6,Soo This IN
dictates that our estimate Of a week ago-that the
banks then held g., 100000 more cash than the
amount given in the statement Of that date-was
too small by nearly 81 geo 900 for the actual cash
then held Yet after making this revised esti-
uote. the gain reported to-day reflects larger re
CENTS from the interior during the last week than
the estimates Of oil the experts. Probably to-
davis statement Of the average cash for the week
nearly approximates the actual held nt the close
Of business last evening. There was contraction
in loans voluntary, Of coursc,) OF IL, l43,6OO
which makes the increase-s4 63s, s00-in deposits
about $500 900 greater than the other changes
call for The statement results in a gain tc the
surplus' reserve Of s4026,S25 leaving it at
22,196 900, against 81 $50 at date OF 1881
the following compares the totals Of statements
Nay and Nay To-
Loan. ssss @1 $3.50 NAY $50 Dec
Specie.....-... sO1O530O s4.l-si 100 inc 800 $40
5s5:,i1 :na'ra s:3S&gSe $500
The following snows the relation between The
fetal reserve snd the total deposits q, the re
spcctiVc dates:
specie sso7oasoo ss4lss,lsO Inc go, 500
Tot.! reserve sll9 6Os Inc s5.ls6SoO
ss'st deoosits. s5s7s225 97Os7 700 lac. ll5o. 475
surDlus.... siSI7OO75 s27 100. 900 Inc. s4O20.s25
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, sI05 76s,414; balances,
s5,222, 045. For the week: Exchanges, $3.50, D.
500; balances, s3l, 35l,070.
Inc stock Market III the two hours OF to-day
business was duh with firm unGertCnc. Inc
business amounted only to 67,5lj Shares.
steady and quiet opening was followed by some
deDrcssiOil and that was succeeded by nearly 1uu
recovery and a closing al near the best figures
The market was flooded with Chicago dispatches
regarding the condition Of the wheat crop. They
had the Miss ss ppi River frozen over at st Iaul
and for the cry OF gold exports, now rendered
useless by the natural conditions ol the monetary
situation supplemented by the largo Treasury pur.
chascS of United States bonds the loud cry OF
No wheat in the country was substituted. The
ingenuity in starting unfavOrablc reports never
before equalled that now shown. And yet no long
stocks are by IL brought TO market: on tho con-
trary purchasers have appeared for the larg.
additional short" contracts which have been put
out during tie last week. Every movement OF
the bears made through their el-recognlzed
prints only further illustrates their desperation.
No business for the railroads." and that carried
for nothing fail 10 deceive the present holders OF
stocks who carefully study the reports Of railroad
earnings No business and no rates will not pro
duce gains Of q Per cent in earnings. The market
closed quiet and firm.
Government bonds were dull and steady at
quotations as annexed:
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.


Trains leave W.. .3i. .stea :. .Iovs and 90 nnu,es
Detroit ana chleasc y S. ;. M. 800 'Slsp m
syr.sa:s Eaa.lo Eots-.e SUSPENSION Briise sla'ar,
ri r1I,s o. is ;'s 20 al 800 80 WI: cod l,
Eiss.sou saas.riic c..si. Albany, SIS. '7i5 's:5s
cr:S;se": YEA FslSt sa.s-ai ysrou.s 81, ,7l'
For Montrrsi "a. caS.d, r.'t .e,oop%; r.a,,
nsmi!,on s ;sdc. - IS =. $780, $40 H. l'r'a''
Ec:aSS .ee.iss car. for Buffalo Magyar, Fails Detroit
.Day D.iy except SATURDAY oth.r train, a,v ey,ap.
M sj46r M n:6o1.n. w.'! 1h,ro s..Iioa Sii'3o -
' Tor time ,a.. p,r. or .ssDn. ear ,cgoa@oa,
M...Y:s cy-sss Tss .t2 Bf..d~sy 5S, ro-,ry il
PARK r,e. aud West snOr' ,'uOn' foot o %s't i- st.
svandofbitave e.ne. pa.s-a,,r Asoat
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
Cfoor Of LLBE E. srEeET; NORTH RIVER
Tor PHILApELFhiA. saa TkEN'roN. Bound Brook
I:o IL srNb2 Z 80 @ 'i so % no
Trains leaving a. T. 4! ~: ! = n. 80. :. 30 80.
yIns ETC.; =. Cor h..soa B.tAl.h.la. Ail.nIo.n.
5co I'M M, t SsnI Remington Ea,ton, Bethlehem
f. t,@ HsoS rg, Rrias; D.oss E9..sa
ON E:,ip. b. t,Ss,F ioa.sl1s' r.n.ssas ss'moEia
m Tor f.mns M-G +. eSn Bethlehem Allentown
M.usS chunt n.,4iHs, h.Iri.SS;s Ds 81: 800 ,'.s
oAans &nss.6.:. scpsa,6S .'3 Tsa.aq, ss.Sosa
20 n N. for Flemirstan Hlgh Bri1sr banfd Ehston.
Bethlehen- Allentown. Rsaiisg, nsfrsoUrs' etc
100 end 70 D. N. TO- Som-rs VI. snl '.ini 9 On.
40 m FOR ra,ton ..tAshsm, Aleniosn' haoeh
Chunk etc. On suntsysn 80 D. m a. 49,
su.a. az ~ 1s 3, 81 .i p.o 80 LIZ ss E,.Sci
lAshury Park Ocean Grove eIesps sgndAIH Point feas
T. sI5 a. n. 100. 80 p. N. f9r LAKEWOOD. Toms
River. Psrler Cars a. 90 and % ? ~, 49,,
a. N, ] ,. " for ATLANTIC CITY. Nlnclanl
h',as 60 90. s1s naS n.s. NJ. 100 {, 80.
so e1s D. m. susd.ys 90. o. n. for Path Anhov.
g. e.i5 II rs a. n 30 D N Tor Monmouth Beach.
gcsbrtghL Hghlari S-arh -
Nrw.JTssrf SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier g. Nefth River 100 D n. TO- Atlantic High
hnds HshlsCi 6.sch sesb'.shs Long Braacn. Co
eua4syp (sscsz< Ausaus Bis6lssdsj. = - T. u.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR xsxoR1AL DAY

Fedinsnd P. Earle Of Citizens Auxiliary
Committee Of the Grand Army Of Republic acnovl
eeges the following subscriptions Memorial Commit
date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
1HB PETROLEUN MARKEE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There was disposition on the part Of the scattered
Ssle's In crude certificates yesterday morning % cover
shorts ana their demand easily price. from sc 7sa
DO "a cents 70 ~ Se cents Oth.rwis. there was no
decided feature 70 the speculation or 10 IN. news tho
Fergus wells yielding about tho same amount a. on FRI
oay In spite OF torpedoins OF No which .,lmullted
Its output The Cameron well continued 10 d.appo4nt
the bears by showing little OIL After the ear,v .nrr
caused by the covering OF che erud. ,,rs. fell
INTO eulaess and gradually dropped CT 10 So IL cent.
rndcr the occasional pounding OF traders Tn. univ
nncance 70 the speculation absence Of oil for
sle even when quotations dropped At the end IN orse,
buy 5000 barrel. 80 "a could not be e.e,uea
slthough the bear sealpers making offers AZ tbs,
figure when they thought real buyers were shou,
The last safe is recorded SO - cents Tn. mako,
closed firm with SO 10 cents asked.
The range Of prices and the total dealings ve-, a.
follows.
o,.,, Stock Exchange Consolidated
81.
Oh s6t1
sos
Refined oil IL firm with stifenng tendency. TIL.
Quotations IL cents Per gallon Abel test for
sarrent business
REQUISITI0N SERVED on McQUAID
Ihonas beQasid. who has been prisoner 81 Police
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MAN LINE U. S. and Royal Nal steamer,
M HITE STAR LJEE.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVEEPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
CELTIC, Capt Irving, "Wednesday May IS, 80 3. n.
BALTIC. Capt SHIFTS "a urday, MAY 10, II =. m.
GERMANIC Capt Glcndcll, Wed. May 2c so .. m.
'ADRIATIC, Capt. Cameron "Wednesday. May 80, a.
From whit. stsr dock loot Of West Ioth-st
HATES-SaloOn. $50 ESQ and 500. Retus .
ticket. on favorable terms steerars from Or to the ola
Country 500 limited number OF second cabin pas.
sengers carried these rate e35 eN-
cur-ion, e55. Inspection OF plans other
information apply at tho Conpanys ONCE No a Broad
way Nev.York J. BRUCE IsEAY. Agent
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NoMpAGNIE CENERALE TRANSATLAN-

~ TIQCE. FRENCH LINE TO HAYRE
COmpanys Pier No4o North River foot OF MoroBet
LA ROURGQGNEr FIanEcul Saturday. Nay 10, IL a.
LA BRETAGNE. d. Jousson SATURDAY May 2s Ga m.
LA CHAMPAGNE. Boyer saturday. June noon.
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent Ne Bowling Green.
ANCHOR LlXs AMI T. + Msll Steamships
S. S. CITY OF ROME ais "Wednesday, May 16
and every fourth NcdDc>lsy thoresftor
Saloon passage, 500 and VI ward seceni .sss ESQ
GJ.AAffGW, Wa L.4tDCN DERRY.
Circa.,ia May 10. noon. Ethiopia, June .
Furnes.a May 90 a. m. Anchorlna June o = N
or SELFAST CABIN, $50 ana $50
Second class $50 Steerire 500.
Travellers Circular Letter. OF Credit and Drafts for any
Amount Issued a, lowest current rates
For book 81 Tour. or further Information apply 20
HENDERSON BFOTAEEs. Beviln: Green, n r
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;NN6YLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and siter NAY 9th; 1883

GRAND TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
u. ssss geIs s.s:s sss ii. w.t. with Pullman r,.
S.1s . ss ce.sS 60 Lmea 81 Pa 81 Dn a smoking
,nd Sleeping s sSen 90 LOO eSeG o5 d
tyoleum Centre and the OF Regions
For s.3sn go Ms o e. s%a u aa iS sass
only s sd: sd y suads ~ go saa
ton EXPRESS OF pullman Psrlor Cars AID Pennsylyana
Railroad Dining Car, daily. except sunday 10 N ar
-: %:snsS IS % ~. .su &aS GO a az
night SUNDAY: sis ana 90 q. NJ" 4:sO and . 90
For Ati:ntic CITY , M v.cSd,,- through parOr Carl.
yOr C,pe Nay, ! :oo,P. e., week days .,..,
tsn. via Railway snI AmSoy. 30 10 M, p Il
go ana 2 , 99 s ssisy s'' a. "a aud p III
For a oa 20 po t8 and cik Via NewYOr Philadelphia
ana Notolk Railroad y. m. every day via Baltimore
and Fay Line 100 ?. n;' wseS,tsyS viii, 81 ,h,ort,
trains At J.rs-y CITY snorlins speedy and difecs
tsnstcr for Brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Train. NewYork VIA DesJrosses and Core
o2o, 30 3, g. o. Chicago Limited and 10, Washington
Limited, Dining Cars, and II H. |. 2 20 4. 80.
s 80 and ii 10 ! m. 40 ani ! D. n SUNDAYS ~.
pros. is 70 Lint d and 10 a. NJ 4. 80. s. g. T.
ana p m and y Y = G sif1Gl sx.oo. SUNDAY
9p m on Sundays connect a. Trenton i2r Camden
House, Battery Place AMI foot Of Drsbross.s and Corr
l,nds sts Courts and Book,yn Annex station, foot
Ticket Oaice, C,se Garden.
The NewYork Transfer Comply will clil for and
eaees esggsse from ON, hotels ahd residences yoo,
III g General ' Manager General P Pa Agent.
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STOCKS DULL AND FIRM.
q QUIET AFTER SNAIL CHANGES.

A STEADY UNDERGONE IN THE MARKET
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANaE-MAr IL
THE GENERAL LIST
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THE U. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL SIS. co.
PED STAR LINE.

y Ed bIAK LINE.
~ FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from NewYork ant Antwerp weekIs.
BELGENLAND Wednes dsy Nay 10 . a. m
summer ratss First Cabin goo to sio6 sxeur.o ,a
clio $50 Second Cabin s$5 Excursion $50 and ss5
Storage az very low
PETER WR1GAr & SONS, Gen,l Asts Bowling Green.
NMAN LINE L. 5. and Royal Mail steamers
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF CHICAGO SatUr;1y Nay 20 D 20 q.
CITY OF RICHMOND D.. . Saturday Jun. 3 12 80 Q. m
From Imam per foot OF GpSni.. J:,..y CITY Ill.,
CABIN PASSAGE. $50 and Upward SECOND CAD
IN, S35. STEFRAGE, 500.
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents.
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@ UIoN LINE; .-.-. ,,,-,.
FOR QUEFNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Lave Pier IS, y. :. foot OF X ng,,s
WISCONSIN TUESDAY. May is, 80 a. N
ALASKA Tu''d,y MsS 7oss a. m
ARIZONA . Tuesia-. June 14 $50 q. m
Cabin po,-Ge. $50 eco $50 and 900 secoEa Cabin.
A. " UHDTRHfLL 4 &C. IS Broadway ". Y
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findnclnl.
NEW.Y0RK, LAKE ERIE
WESTERN r. R. GO.
OFFICE OF THE pRFsTDYyT

NO. II CotuapdtsL, New York, April 10, 1sSs.)
This Company has made arrangements with Ms.srs.
DREAEL, MORGAN = co. OF Sev.rork and Messrs
DhEAEL Il CO., Of PhiIaislphl, to extend the Fifth
mortgage Bonds Issued BY the NETWORK AND ERIE
EAI-t.oAD COMPANY. MATURING JUNE 1ST
NM the principal payable forty years from that date
ana the interest December LIST ,nd June 1 annually
NJ per cent per annun. both in UNITED STATES
ooD OF the present standard OF weight and nncnes
mortgage security remaining unirparei
mo rght 70 extend, sbove reserved
OF INC holders IS desire Of and shall
po'' ther Bonds for that purpose with Mes-s Drexel
Morgan & Co, % Wsst Ne--York prior 10 May 18th
hcA HOLDERS not desiring extend will have the prnei-
pal ana accrued interest at per cent 1st 1855
pur'aaed on presentation and Lhoir
the once OF DREIEI. MORGAN & CO.. on and after
that data. Iouy ENG pr.,id.nA
20 wsll-st, Nev-York, April 90. 1885.
hrerring to the above notice OF the Nev-Iork Lake
ana western Railroad Company, now ready re-
eeive any Of the Eewyork and Erie Railroad Company
fifth Mortgage Bonds for extension.
We are also prepared buy par and accpued
any OF the bonds the holders OF which nay desire sell
rather than extend Such holders extend their bonds
VIII have the privilege according IN. priority OF app
cation until June 18th OF purchasing from US lo2
and Interest any bonds extended by u. after purchase
from their present holders