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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23
A MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
The Body Of an American Woman Found
In phUnir Pork, Dublin

DUBLIN. sept. IA priest. while walk
ing in PhNnir Park last evening. discov-
cred well-orssssd woman lying sensslsss
near one Of toe paths Three empty bottles
that contained opium ard several f1ll ones
we're found on the grass near where she lay
Help rss a. once summoned snd ths IN
unfortunate lsdy hastily conveyed 10 =
hospital. Physicians worked hard 70 save
The ~omsns life artificial respiration BE-
ing maintained Tor fully seventeen hours.
Bot without svsil. ard the woman died to-
dsy. A solicitor subsequently, identified
beT ss Mrs. Mary jane Taylor. Of Niagara,
\. For the past month sbe hsd bsen
TIE guest Of Lady Preston. Of KinEstovn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

N1fnsn JshDsen. q Fey C3ty. pine
lsnS 5sslsv. v.s n TIE cifT yesterday sn6
ru-esssea - VA 4 Johnson - - s>zes
q ssrs lsbs. s.tustsS r. Cnip5svs Coontv
NJ gokrst1r ~ r. fiyect - ne s'soo 70
Irrr are hs nes r1rehsse Ins pzrcss=e
r-irx - rot S.ven. bui e = unde-stoo5 tosl
& ix wsg - among kx fzurss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23
FAmIshinx Refugees red.

SAsHyLLE Sept. "A special 10 the
Assrioaa from Marlin. Tenn. says; Two
trains Of yellow fever refugees passed
through there today going north. They
were allowed 20 stop one mile north OF
town. where loads Of provisions were fur
nishsd by citizens. some Of the passengers
having gone forty eight hours without food.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

WasErssroS. sept. lz-Tbs STATE De-.
psrtmsnt refuses 70 make pubhc Minister
Dsnbys esbisgrsn announcing TIE 70 -
ton q tbs Chinese treaty. beosas. t1s aiz-
pstch - IN cipbsr snd % give i o1i q fall
or IN nsrt would eoshle tns Telegraph
peopls - o5ts.n ci5s 20 ths CIPHER sys-
ten 10 80 % ~ss0 Minister Dsnkg snd ths
Secretary. snd n sht sd - 80 discovery
cf many IN nr.o~tsnt sfsts secrsts-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

sks-sssss - vs-tatss s-ss-A
Poar HuRov. sept Z2-In the Circuit
Court today Robert spencer. convicted Of
rsps upon his foolish daughter. was SEN
tsncsd % twenty years az Jackson.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

"a Crozisr returned 20 -. ETY. est
evening from AIlsssa. Were his isfs1t
ckid So. suriss yesterday. Five ~e.ks
.xs lssf ThBrsasv NJ. c-ozier. fornsrs=
T8fis HeseIton. I'D sf 80 hoxs % her
fsther q. j II Heseifcr n Alsxsa. sa3 o.
TeaT~1sF as the 5s87 bov. ie-s khaz ~
ws<xs 49, at~1 a. ~. na< ,snnA
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

N1rrr groS. y. 2. sept z1-Ths hep
rickinx sesscn clossd this ~eek. with q
s6ort s-sp gathered ssd an extraordinary
scorn "a pricrs. Ts~ yis.a fsIis sossisr-
safv oeis~ the ssriY est zsteS sst bsr~Ir
equals hsif az sversxs croe. or . totsi pr3L
aneksss n k>s szsss ~ ssszs = 10 h~s~H
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

Arnrpv. = -. ssss 1z-Tbs asts fgr
~ investing - ~ ss~srs ssstns "a. bssn
frss fs- oesober = ss1stoe Evsrts hss
ssz.~1s~e a d<lsvsE 20 aoazss
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

WssErSerov. sepf. IA specls meet
ise Of ths Hons. Conmi1tes q Arproprls-
tors hss o~.7 a - for MoudsF morning
. eors3s- 80 Ssnste bil rnskar ~ sp-
rrcpris on 81 s - GO fo- t1s - - 0f tss
safsrs-s - - 90 fsvsr a fss S0nsh.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

wszlvs7or sspt. 21.-Th.s ForfiScsfion
szd Army AprrcpT ssios as wsrs tcdsy
ass~r ~ - Fr~..As~<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11

Cape Nav Y. j., March 10 (special).-Tho cotiagers
nro,est acain the raise Of the price OF annual rail-
road tickets and say that although six weeks ago
tbey sent a remonstrance TO the railroad company,
no reply has been received There are many here
who go up and down between Cape May and Phiia-
dolphIa every day and the extra tax Is burden
which they do not think they should be compelled to
bear.
The grounds OF the Athletic Park have been offered
10 the Philadelphia Baseball Club for practice, and
they VIII begin next week.
Councilinen The Republican candidates VIII un-
doubleday DO elected. :,
ia The Methodist Church, which ii VIII erect Inc
structure. -, l,. .. .,u. ,,,,,
Nearly all the hotels AZ Sc, Isle Ciiy are now open.
A LARGE hotel and summer garden IS being erected by
Ions Bergdou Of Philadelphia. Tho Excursion
House has been rebuilt and made larger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
ryoo~ Dr1DJyGsI IN WASHINGTON

A. 81 Palmer who has assumed the ou,ne,' ,s,o. on
a, The Authors Readings 10 take place In ws'h"svn
March II and 10. announces the following 'os ~ ~
- ,yuI render selections their own wofhs h@
t,edman w. d. Howels Thomas Nelson rage u" w.
Johnstone. Edward Eggleson Frank r. Stockton W. WI,
Runner Charles Dudley Warner r. w 0ndef' o. VIM
comb Riley ii. IL. Boyesen and Marx '"''h me
gr,mmes have not yet been definitely arrange 90 =,
snoS Of re.eryea ,,s have been fixed at e3 ana 81 IL
Is expected that fully s5 will be need Tor inc
OF the American Copyright League Mr." Cie'e''t ~,
,er. other prominent Washington ladies' are s~d 10 "
c, Interested IN the readings are also prominent
members Of the legislative and judicial bfsncneS " I
Goyenment tbs latter In view Of the fact that Inc o
~ the Leagss e 20 preset authors In their literary "s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
NORWICH LINE.-Favorte Inside Route.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
GREAT FOU R-TKA"k rRrSK LINE.
On ant after December = trans Leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.


Largest sut Finest Passenger stat on "a America.
stopping ~ NcN li1fll-sf antaa
~ d. Rochester a1d Montreal iNIr"ss drawing
cars 10 Albany Troy ami Syracuse also TO Nenica am st
Adams
800 m. FAMOUS CHICAGO VGSTfnrLND LIN
TED composed eIclusvey 81 Bu1e smoking dnia =
car draw room ant sleeping for Albany ucl SRA
cuse ochester Buf.o Ire Cleveant ant Toledo arrv
Chicago $50 r. IA. .iAv.
tl05o M. chicago hNrress fer Niagara Fai.'. toronto
Cleye nj. Cincinnati. IudauapOla DeflOit art ChcdSG
drawing room ears 20 Capas isi gna and Rochester.
tll3oa M Western NewlorA and No.thora EXpresS
with drawng.r'
800 > Albany. Troy sni Utica special witt DRAWN
room cars - AMI Troy Connects at Troy tor SRA
toga saturdays only.
- y. w., Accommodation to Albany ana Troy.
to D. ~. Fast Chica.o Cine matt ant 81 Ion' ESnre"
fer Nagars Fails. Buffalo Suspension gr loror'o oY'-
land. Cincinnati Indianapolis. Il Louis. Toledo Detroit AL
Chicago socpnr and fninsc
1850 n Montreal ami Cansnia.Zua EErr"'s. diNF.
Sleeping - P1itsbury ali Montreal via HJusrs 70 ~
ant Adams also SVrlcG7e AMI 'ananiltgn iSY
except SUNDAY SUNDAY train does not run xst .. bny
o.. ~pe a sleeper arrives ROchest 80 IN. BIt'
ia O p:35 a M. AMI Cley~iar l:2j y m. next liy
i 1870 Fast Night EXPRESS Tor koches'sr BlHio
Ma. Fsl = Toronto Clegeltn Clgrnn1t lndl nip's
Louis Detroit amt Cirsg, with sleeping Si-epiS
cars To Wsterown via Utica daily except SATURDAY asI ID
Canan'a qua on sHntsy- oIly. ,.
~ light Alnaav FNnress with si~oN'nC cars 70 A1y
and Troy villa morning trains Tor the Wo'.
i Narttosa LtSs George AMI ior the stA except - is
dav sishu.
Tickets and IN drawing and Sleeping carson
sale ~ rand Crntr station. 80 anl ~ Bt ttwtf
II Park Place Battery Place - West ,2Jihs AM 1870
81. ~auon. Nev-YoTk; S33 Washington and $50 Fulton
SO. HrO1sl IN. AM - ith st. Williamsburg
Westcos calls Tor ant chrcH' baggage rom ho'en
rrsldcrc"s
] NJ IoT- IY HENRY MpNETr.
General slper u fcnient. CcneIAl Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
CENTRAL RAJ ROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
TIrn Ialln OF D.cemher s. ISL.


Time Table OF December g. 1857.
Roa,"T n & 30 0, II A. m 80 g. 4, 3 80 so IL
y. m. ST NDAYS at 4, 6 As a. m 80. II y. m. -
trains lsay ilg AT l. 81. ii a. 50, 4, o 80.
co. IL p IN. have connection for Reading Hsrr sbHrg
lottssle, ETC., for Eastoa, Betlehe IN. Allentown.
Nauch Chunk, lie ding, Harrisburg ETC. On Sunday iof
EastOn.
and 80 a. m for tlemlugton. Easton. De1hleh-c.
Allentown, N2uch Chunk
80 a m. for bennington, High Bridge Branch. fas-
ten. bethlehem, Allentown Mauch Chunk, MilAeSOsrie
Scranton, Reading. Harrisburg Poitsville. Iam.uar
shamokn. sunbury, LeNishurs, Will sm,port- ..
NJ for t.cGinGtOn Eason b. .eAcM, AHehto"n.
Mauch Chunk, Rrad.ag. Harrisburg. ~
40 p for lSstO1. Bcthlcncm Allentown, Aahen
Chunk WKcslarTc, Scranton lamdqua, ShHmoAin. So
30 p. lor Pennington. II N Bridge Branch th'
ton, Bethlehem Allentown, R.ading HarrsDdgs ETC.
90 and ! 80 y Ia for soMo.liIle and l.chhs.yh
$40 3. IL nr lasMn Bethirhem' AIeh"""' 'i""'"
Chunk ere. ON Sundays at 30 p m go
90. . -, II IL - III. 80 ! 90, 80, y - p m
sundays, 20 30 fo Red BsN1. Long Branch (Ar
bury Park ocean Grove, except SUI Y.l Point feasint
4 sI5 90, 80 p m lAkEWOOD iOnS
River PaFlor carr At LOO snd T? p. MY ,,,.,.
nrdr't I''' rlilor Cars a. ?. n:
90 $500 sis II rs, IL as a 100, 4, 80.
30, "a y. N. sundays co. . a n. ~ feih Aatoy.
4, Is. II Is p. N. 20 y. H. for Monmouth E'sa'
60 la Beach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GA and ,f.er FEBR AIRY .. 1883.
GRAND IRU Nn LINE

GRAND lRU IA LINE
Trains cave NcwtYors via Dcs6ro,.es and Corianu
uarsSCarr rsSSrs md the West with pulman Palace
YORK l ana GScgsS % Lea Of tH ad D qa
. and sleeping Nesthulcd cars at go a. N cyery day;
81: sS%@,sST q; co5: 'OF 1'usvis 70
For % se : % Il saa "a and ID .s
30 and i 90 a. M. 700 P si'aFda;;
Gy ~ r NJ sS a ,Ss sSa n5 "a m no go ns
EAgrss' Of Pullman r.rior Cars .nd rsnnsyI' alA
~ saS aa ~ S aS4 ss lS"'s "a any
n ioo 90 80 80 ind 90 no. and IL IS nsh -
su1tay, IS ami zoo m, 80 aad . 100 p =. ani
To- aaig cry p m S'Saaay1 ah'ogss rHlor Car,
LO..s Bunch, nay Head Junction aaa intermediate
$40 and p m on sunday, . As a M and p IA.
Tor Old pon and Norfolk Via New-yor&, phllaIelpha (
Norfolk EaHo1a, p N. every day. via Baltimore and
Do4' o. giooeiy9 Annsa sonnet with ali msossA
trans aa.,cF for SSi irofyS travel ''u' anu a'S'
g35 p m daily, aTem Wyasangoa and Baltimore.
and $50 san MO- S &c. SO 90 SS g. So Z.
s2o and 10 35 p Ill from ihsdelphia, 90, 70.
ITO M coe 80 20 ~ ESQ SO SO % -
SUNDAY, $50. 90 80 go, 5 :oo, :55. ii %
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains NewYorA Via ues0rosscs and Corr
20 90 5, o o, Chicago Limited and 10 WASHINGTON
Limited, Dining Cars, aud II a. M l. p 1920 4, 80.
b d, =, and y M. and IL 10 night hcCOIiaOda-
ton 80 and IL 10 a. M. 40 and p sundays.
Express 6:i5 % Limited and 10 n. 4, 80, 5,
a. 2 s and D. and 10 IS night
leaving Ncw-lorA daily, except sunday, :, p
10 and IL 10 ], .. 4. 5. ana 10 a. aai
p m. SUNDAYS. connect az Trenton or Camden.
Returning, trains leave Broad street Staten, PM ia,
~ OF, 20, o5, 4A0 90. 6 80, =. 80, $40.
80, 40, ii and IL 10 a. Limited Express, Win
Dining tar, i and so 2. NJ 10 40, 80 90, 4,
8, 6. IS, - sl2 and $3.50 p. on sun5ay.
u 0i, 30, V5, 40, 8 35 9 80 40 m. u 40.
20 a 30 Limited, 5:2S, :35, 10 and 10 p
Leave rhl,aepha, via Camden . 90 a. m. ana 80 p m
Ticses once, sly. AS and o44 Broadway. Astoe
House, Battery Place and foot OF Desbrsss and C0rt-
landt SITS Court-st and Brooklyn Annex Station, ioOt
Of FUt0nst BroOllyn station, Jersey CITY Immigrant
Tlckef OGce, Castle Garden.
Th' Now transfer Company Will call for and check
bag from hotels and rSSldcaceA
CIIAS ~ =, GIL J. Il WOOD,
General Manager. GENERAL Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
cOrGOrS cOSyrvrS OF THE "prARI OF prKIy.,

GORGOTS COSTUMES OF TIE "PEARL or PEKIN."
1t Is usual take the statements - theatrical managers
about the expense and beauty Of their productions with
good many grains 81 salt OFTEN. indeed the contents OF
large ssltccar would not De too allowance In
the Of the for the Pearl Of Pcn' which
were privately exhibited ye-tc' day the Bou Opera
House. TIE managerial ANNOUNCEMENTS have been made
oustc describe marycs Of that been
imported from China. l. would. in fact. b. impossible
approximately to tell the wealth and wonders ~
bIodeiy coloIs aud gold and silver threads. solitary
specimens Of equal beauty may pchap, be on exhibition
In art museums but such Collection has before
been includes head dresses and ornaments
g. feather work that have al the appearance and bilny
Of enameiS
one costume to be WON by Louis Harrison Is SAID 70
contain ten million stitches but the reporter took Mr.
Rice's word for this and did count them. Every
part the ha- been imported including Wigs
boards and ankle and foot ribbons FOR the ladies' and boots
aud shoes Tor sll Of the boots have corgeou.ly
coored satin tops The dresses OF both ANA women
are long 50 there be Of tho that
sometimes made the appearance ~ buIeque perform
ers In addition tho costumes there Is quantity OF
eNquisy !nia1 furniture, marriage altar anI cuIsins
and drapeIics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
NINING STOcKS.
CHANGES IN TIE BANK STATEMENT.
SATURDAY, March lO-P.

By the operations of the Sub Treasury IN tho
week ended Friday evening the banks lost so, 49,
1874 cash. To-day's bank statement of averages Tor
the week reports loss of 81. 1O5300. week ago
we wrote of the statement of March 3: " The ~
u,es for rhe average cash of tho week probably
more nearly approximate the actual holdings at the
close OF business Friday night than has been the
case of lateo Assuming that estimate to have been
correct, to-day's statement reflects receipts from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
NNEsT SHORE RAlLROAD.

v y u
dist station IS follows ~ minutes
earlier rom foot ~ Giy.sr. North river.
petr,,t and Cnicarn e.? 5ia M. $500. 'S;l5 p. m
Lou u 90. $40 ~ M
yrcmsr BnYlo Rochester Su''enslon Bridge Niagara
Falls i.lB .J.55 a. m. $500 - l. y. N.
Ttica 3 g. - 80. al 1870 = IA. -G:OO Il, D n. -
Ktnyston Spu.crtie. Cl'sli ALBANY BID, 40 o;bj
eli 40 /, m 81 10 'g.pp. .S.l5 . n.
1ransfon's Vast Point Cornwall Newbnr, '3l5. '7l5.
- 3D. O.iJ dlli0 A. IA. I;DJ 10 1Dh SD SO D. ~,
ard siDO -. m, Crlnso1's CORNWALL. NeWburL
For montreal and cana "a East go % ~.
Hamilton London. f:Jj A. M. $685. 'o;lo Pc M ioronts-
1855 D. uL, 1900. ~ Is "a. No..
Elegant soepp olr4 fpr BtftO. NisirL Fhl' bo'rolL
Chicago AMI -. Louis -,
snndov y Lave T,r,sy Citv T. r. X. station. Tll:l)
a. No. $40 D. m; Hobo<sn Wo,t Shore Statioi all 30 ~
% 80 ,- a,
For TICK t. tables raror or sleeping car acconnot,
tio,, or Al BroO.Fl - W
inxfpn.t 1880 Fht,n.+t. On'e. fos OF Fulton 81
Ncw.Y City-3iS 7S5. 81, Brliiway 1852 bowT. Il
Park Place West shJrb station, foot 81 West t2isL.
To-, n, is,. a. v n g. ~. LAMBERT.
D Vaudcrbiltfre. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
nrnryrreE BOyDs To DE ISSUED.

A. meeting q, the stockholders Of the Marshall Coal
Mining Company % COLORADO, yesterday II was agreed
that TO provide for immediate necessities of IN" com
pany SEQ 900 be raised Ten year debenne Dohl'
bearing per cent interest Will be issued at 20 to STOCK
iA.t az record a. tho closing the books March 2
This pn is virtual assessment o. pcr cent on the sock
but the committee already hots proxies for II 200 shares
out OF a Total capital Of 20 900 shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
OCEAN STEAMSHIP co.

~ IEG-W LLALH ii l. FOR ~ANANNAH
from New Per Va 50. y. r., foot oi sprngst
S. CITY OF ~ANANNAI Thursday, March ., at .. n.
-. CITY or NTGr STA Slfur lay March 10, az D. III
- TALLAHASSEE Tuesday. MarcL rs a. 3 p m.
ror.dl ana Wos Railway FOR all l"!nts IN GeorgA
florida. South 'arlllns Alabama and Lou ,tna tn.
surased arcommJda ionS FTstclss Table q iIO'e. to
freight ana pas-agj apply 10
". n NHETr, J. ID. HA>utFFF, -
Ceal Az Sayh Fast Freight + Ar. s. f. W.
rfur ST BrOlfwaY. Rway oG1 Br0ltwar
r T. WALKER, Agt ocean 5. 5. Co, New Pier IS. n r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
NORDDEUrsCHER LLOYD IS. CO.

~ NIIURl IUI II 10 IUNIlUN.
EEW-YORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Steamers sal f'o'u J. f'art 2i-,L. HoUOAcn
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
Tahu. we'd. Mar A. a IN. Fir'r sat Mar %, 30 D m
V,if1. sat- Mar. IL. SAL. Wei Mar - q a d..
Af.r W. MIR o.. - 90 ~ lul'1 Slf Nnr 81. : n
FIRST 'ahn, SIS and upward north, according TO To-
cIlo Second cabin berth Scersge at lowest rates
OrLHIrus 2 90. 10. RlMLllg Ereen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
= rpON THE FIELD AND RANCE or PRICES

The crude certificate market was quiet but him' IL
devcIoped strength had not generally been io'fcu
for hut the news from the field and the National transit
ConnaDy,s report February fully warranted IT, II"
Transit statement shows cancellation OF 773oOO barrels
I'm certificates decrease In net stocks OF all the p
lines will doubtless be about 1000 600 barrels Tho FER
gus well at Washington. after deeper dl"F was no","s
49,. 80 =, ~ barrels an hour an important decline
frou The best rate Friday. Looming rates arc easier
and renewals were made at about % cents Tor CARVING
the final rates being somewhat higher Inc H~'Ac' 'i'u
nrm but dull. at . advance Of "a.
rho range OF prices and the total dealings were as fo
Iowa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
OKDDEUrsCHER LLOYD ;. ;. co.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN.


American Passenger Limo
lpf Thomas naflaius Para. Naranham, pernambuco,
Hinil no a. Jane and Santos, connecting for Monte
,d'o, HucuOs Ayrr, ami ports southern Brazil
Steamship FINANCE saturday Mach 10, a. p M
Ir.4. NrnuIIf N..- Va. .iur- Jy Mai 49, az y.
PAUL T. GERHARD co. Gen. Ag's, ~ Broal-st. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11

THE MISUNDERs1dNDT on TIE LANCA STIR
serious misunderstanding IS said 10 have taken p1co
at Rio Janoiro E,sr-Admira Brane Of the South
Atlantic Squadron. and Captain Brecsc, Connandant Of
late ship The Lancaster Tho story. which has
became common gossip IN n4yG c.clcs here AID IL
Washington, Is as follows:
Tho relations between the AlnAra. and C3It1n
after they became eghbOrs the Lanctsel, were not
Of the most cordial. Ono Is known a. Dol.efous
Bfec.e. and tho other has several nlc!iAmes Their
apartments aft Of the deck on the Lancaster were
separated only by wooden partition about two inch
thick and j. said that matters between ugm reached
crisis last fall when tho captain aII"aied on der
under the influence ~ strong drink. Thrfrupon Anmifa
ErAne sent an orderly pr his uiu'fs ana 20
s1y that he thought Captain Bfcc-e fool IAr captain
to the dsmay Of the orderly returned the compliment
with Interest. .,, =, &,
The occurrence may result IN courtmart al. II l.
understood Cap Br,t,c Ia " if'h
The purpose Of making personal dfi'NSc lie ~ ~
to firn The tables make 10 extremely warm I" NV
Admiral. Onicrrs the service rgi.l tha' 'u." an
unseemly squabDe should have occuiiti ~. l.o ~.
have heard that IL was 70 De AI''' VIII
ihose gentleMen aemptel U haII on Ihc nlnc nnI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

GHORE LINEAR Rail Route for Boston,
- Newi"rt ana me la1t aNpf' I'D tAIrsss and !.
new ENpfe,s tIan at D IA, except Sunday. Fast Tx
press at II D. daily Palaeo i"iiUg o"i' VI "io0P's
destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
uAcIElc VAN STEAMsLnP COMPANY,s
Steamboats, GID ila;.roa0s.

DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
I'D NOKbOLh, VA, and SOUTH
Leave va PENN H. 80 ! 80 \. Ia Pan GO, TO nau-
nore thence palace - arly n AZ 'lt Point Al
S:lJ a. ILL.,. Norfolk . a. ~. II. V TOMPh Ms,
Gen i,ss. Agent, 3l1 Broadway, ~ Y.
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE and EAST,
Ed Via STONINGION LINE
lusile Route az lowest Rates.
Steamers leave pier 81 n. II, ono block ebo's
C,n7l ~. ~ 5."1 ~ daily. except sunday
NEW YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY. Trains leave from ferries nc West i-i
AMI Jay follows 49,,
West 42i.s. : $50 a Jay-st. 30 m, for i, 4
dlefnwn, Fashurg Monticello Liberty Walton, DENT.
Norwich. Utica Nome, Oneida Fulton. oswego' Buffalo,
Detroit Chicago. Waikiki valley pODlS. 49,,
Yves, 42l~t, 10 D. M. NJ: Jay s.. } Is p M for Mld'
dlc'own. Ilenvilr Waikiki Valley points 49,, o.,
42d-st.. 6.25 p. m Jay-st, 10 p. m, dav Tor
Mldfeton Fasbuie, Liberty Walton, Norwich, Oneida
Oswego Suspension bridge. netolL Chicago, - LOUIS
Bunct Slcepers TO Niagara Fails Reclining Chair Car
free to Rochester. - =, -,.
Pullman sI,cp ng-car bcrhs reserved at 3o7 Bro1dway
Time ahcJ tickets, &c, at 207, 800 9ii i325 broad
way 1877 Gh-svs i3i East 'ojthst, 2Gi Yves, 2othsL,
New YORK j. e. AN DERSON, q r..
10 Exchange Place. New oTk
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FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NEw-YoaK.

IMPORTS or MkKCHANDGsE Ar NEw-fokA.
1As6 1885,. l'NN.
Dry .o.f, s2ptg 5Gl s2G3g.lns S2.Olu -
al rerchaullso Sg,I. 7JJ C.JI392J 9.S'S 100
T.,,i ,,- ,o.b "a ,o- All 40 a. LU3I fIOguSS
Previously r.ported 10 1903 OBS Sl.C3J12S 6l,?Oj OO
Total sine, Ian es5 900 452 800 1876 1873 sos III 96l
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NETWORK.
FIR tho v-ek S1o7 100 SOL. bG3 S}3i 221
prsvlsn.f renort.i I3glJS 4OiG.lbj 1isl. 1915
fetal sincs Ian s23iG957 a. l3o. 326 Sl.sl54l5
EXPORTS OF SPECIE FROM NETWORK.
Fer The wsek.....c Si.5O3lOS 1900 Sg.!t v,
Previously reported. i2O71ol5 f.2'1'N-' a'"'lo1
Ts,sl sincs Jan l. .lA5s5 $50 si.J5j96i sJ.44Js6!
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State bonds wcrc entirely neglected OF CITY
bank stocks Commerce sold 90 ut 1GS a
lGSi2 Park 20 at 20. Republic 20 at H. ANA
i Tadc-i ucIis l2Gl AT 100
only small business was done in railway bonds.
tilc Ecconc - wor" rn ~ 9Ja93it west shore
Is were strong AT lOl. New York. Chicago aud -.
Ions Is sold I'D 10 s9Li. thcsap' Ike nd Ono
IL snd of 10 Gl3i 90 We refer To full report
of The Transactions
OF unlisted securities dealt in Of the Stock TX
change. Cotton seed on ccrtiti ates sold 400 ut
20. N,w-lork Mutual Telegraph 600 at 90.
Mahoning Coal Railroad 200 at 3ja39. ToleGo.
Ann Aroor and North Michigan 10 1t %. ana
Western North Carolina conso' o. 81, OO0 at -.
Money WAS nominal ut 2a2'2 per cent.
RiPDRlS RECEIVED FROM WASHINGTON
Tn" cu7toms receipts reported ~ Washington
to-day WeT. SOS !, AMI tho internal revenue
rccc pr were $.}43ll5. The United States Treas
NV received s:}JC, 600 National bank notes for
dcripiion, and the receipts for tho week were as
10 lows
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rUE yrEsIyG rypERIEyCg or 4 sVILL D0T

A small, cross-eyed boy, who was holding D""S
useI up In a white woOilen shawl attracted The ai'h'
ton O, policeman East Fftyourih ST. yoste lay Sir
noon The baby va, crying and the boy appeared t. De
about ready follow suit
Where did you get that bay~ Inquired The policeman
I'm holding it for woman"
Is the woman r
L don't know. She gave mo FIVE cents TO hoid inc
baby and said she would be back In iew minutes bu1
she's been gone most an hour now"
The policeman took the infant 70 headquarters ~
Was only few days Old