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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

MUSIC IN Tompkins Square, Y htens min'~&s 80
aesors, Amateur Athlete Assoc,1sOn. Manhast"n AsA-
lsHe Club GroundA
NETWORK CITY.
~ annual BANQUET Of the Manufac turing FurfiesS
Association win be held On Saturday evening ~ INC
HOFFMAN House.
~. nav. J. G. Van peyenter road . paper on
sratent Possibilities of the Local Church beforo uo
psskors, Association Of the Reformed Church yes00'
dsy.
g 4. TIA regular weekly meeting Of tho Baptist Nun
49,, Conferences at the Tabernacle Baptist ehosA
vssSsrdsy the question Of the second service was u
cussed BIZ the Rev. n. Wood and the rev. =. ,. m.
& General discussion OF the subject foiiowea' Inv
..t ,crttus win bs held ut the Twenty street
Church.
n ~. ,,so,ution adopted by the Chamber Of Com
.e,-A On Thurxday last authorizing the Chamber W
.tstxs medals IN gold silver and bronze 70 o"i"es
-. .ha Centennial celebration, the nsIne OF tno
p.v n, n storrs was inadvertently omitted nom
"a H.t Of those to whom tho gold medals "ero |"
b< presented.
4 nj. a eosson from the Memphis Cotton Exchange
ana ono fpm the ST. Louis Cotton ESchanse VIZ. 70
sou to-morrow Cd the Cotton Exchange ~ snao =.
q, the benefit Of the Confederate Soldiers Home ~
Austin, Tex
r,. .s.t Al {, Won Mc.en, IN the Cotton Exchange.
o.. so,d ye~ss,dsy at auction the Exchange noor
a. s,sa II was bought by the president OF tne
=. n parker for Q customer, South
~..-e,,rssu Imppsdiately after the sale $500 was
nee,r.,i for chs certificate.
& M e,,x,nr Fund commissioners have published .
mali psmphlct. containing Instructions TOT Aoni
tsSsss regarding tho plans Of the Criminal ooarss
pufldtns 10 bo eressbd the block bounded py ocn
Eim Franklin and White sS. Inc pocA nus '
-. - "a oaz souarc feet
- - ,.,,.n.,. 40 Accounts sxpect 10 resume
~ 40. .aarn,,s :. tho Harris Island crib
80 ,.,.s ~. ,,ss,mony Of John r. Daw-
go ~. .crsr.nsor Mr.. Dawson told his friends
s.sa,,.x tLat Ia intended 10 come forward and an
ss,sr s.; QUESTION: without reserve.
f,o,4,.,,se ,fvsrs WIN open the proposals for the
sss,-s- =, ~, o1,o o 10 pcr cent Eew Parks bonds
8 -, teday, in the presenee Of the sinking Fund
Commission
ir@arns. y Feisusr resppoinsed Tax Commissioner
"a ar,honr Eehhoff. tbs now Pin Commissioner.
$3.50 - oath Of once before the Mayor yesterday
IS: ~ 49,. :, a.. s,o,um,da College Glcc
~ ~ - -. - ss,,,a.y evening in Chicksring
800 - -. NJ AZ ira Athlete Association.
IS ,,.,.,,.x ,,rd.rsd decissn oxss-
49, s'4a.. :, ~. ,na,etments agaiust A.
- su..a - o.hs,s vbo are charged with
- 80 !. - :. M. VITA Assembly Dis
e o1cs5 ~ soos :. $500 =, sha ground that
u s,s.-s1 M. ,ct constitute crime Judge
go .svs f,.t tAe fscs alleged arc sufficient to
-. - % dessudsats TO plead to the Investments
9. sS... ...,., ,,,.r.s part 7. Of tho Court of
Asooiues ~" I.a~s.. rhs Cr.sd Jury for
General 5's0ohs s ..... 49,. x,s.o,aor who
-. o :, vA' -. w.,s.nnuryh yorth.st mer
49, $500 TIE Rscorder IN his charge 10 the
s.. - -. .h.. $50 yvsre only afty.two pris
l !. -. ~.,.,s ~,ho., oases hsd not been acted
- - -. r,.,d s,rv
~ - q - -. -s- - ~. Am,r,o.n remsle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

rprs-rrs or COLUMBIA COLLEGE AT WORK.
ho Trustees OF Columbia College held their regular
mon,bly meeting IN Hamilton Hall yesterday. a
rettIon from the students asking that the Law school
commencement. be held separate from that OF the
schools OF Arts. Mines and Political Science was
granted The trustees spent three quarters OF an hour
discussing the several merits OF tho candidates for the
presidency, but although they were extremely re-
uoent about tho matter, II VS. UNDERSTOOD thae no
sr,on was ta,u,n Tho fing OF the vacant librarian
s,,n xus also discussed. On. +. b. Crocksr was
.nnosntsd instructor 10 the newly established depart
urnt OF electrical engineering, with Or. Michael
p,,nin as nssistant. Tho college fellows were re
a,.pntnted for the coming year and much routine
mTirsss relevant 70 the closing Of tho college year
y.aa TRANSACTED.
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Announcements.

. DIR. SAHroRp's LIvpR My~ ORATOR.
veretabie Remedy for chronic Lyer Coinpianf TORPID
liver Biiiousness sShowness, Hsadache. hsaTiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

ASversissnssss a&nisssA ssss sasse este.
are reesasssesdsS - ~ rsaAsrs ~ THlx T111
UNE NJ shsrsssAiy Relate. sss s..a,ses - ~
desc ~ asn wild "a sAvess,sen Wa ~, e.;;s''
ssfesE ss' ga < si!f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

AN EXPLANATION FROM FATHER REILLY!
A report was current YESTERDAY that the nov.
Father Reilly, pastor Of the Church on tne hoS
Name, at Ninth and Prospect AYES, hsn ro'oso" ", |"
taxire and attend In sickness those members OF MS
parsh who were not also powholders tn his church
Father Reilly explained the matter to Tribune 70
porter rs follows @There is no truth whatever IN toe
statement that have refused to eaqnSo OF ss'ona
In sickness any member of my parish. oou,a ID'
do II under the laws of tho Church, even II were
brutal enough TO wish to DO 60 What have cone
IS TO give notice 10 the residents of other parishes
that cannot under the rules of the Church. atsend
them in sickness or baphze or marry Their chiiaron
unless thcy hire pew and become members Oh my
church.
aMv psrish sbuts ON those of st. Johns st. hary's
and Flatbtsh 1t Is easier, account of better rsi-
road Communications TO reach mine than y ~, me
otber parfsh churches. I have no ught, unless no
outsider ton my church, 10 divert nom Other pr1es
the fees THAI should come b. them MY ENCOURAGEMENT
last Sunday was merely 70 savo the trouble Oh rthef
exp!Anatiou.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY
sam r,sss Az ssts. SIS Mess Sets o47 Mems ass
HON wArEh
I Hsss s H. Sss Il: ss s scs
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THURSDAY MAY |
sHIPPISG NENs

POET or HEW.YoHk. -....... MONDAY NAY Q. 1889
II Ax4fyEn q .
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INCOMING sTgAKERa
wEDnEsDAY, NAY 8.
rHUnsOAY. NAT o
OUTGOING srEAKEka
ro-pkI

. Liverpoo. ...........-....
wkDsnspAr. NAT 8.
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vopK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY FEBRUARY s. ls80TEN PAGES

oood reooveries Followers in Big -Four and
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati and Indianapolis
sold out and then the decline was over.s and a
recovery followed. Excepting in those two stocks
the Eastern lines ductuated only IN fractions and
were strong oil the time. Only @ moderate AT
tempt TO cover short contracts IN the eoaers al
vanced their price so that theg closed at the best
of the day. The Oregon Transeontnental and its
properties, the Northern Pacific and Oregon Karl
way Navigation were all sought fo- at advancing
prices Oregon Short Line stock developed unusual
activity with discount buying. the significance OF
which was not apparent TO the CASUAL observer
but the price rose to 40 Ia and then closed az
"A 7-6a45 1-S. "a
And the short interest grows: IT. seems as II
it could not be reduced at current prices 20 lar
as the granger stocks are concerned IL Deglns 70
look as if the situation was such that IN an
nouncement that every railroad west OF Cnicsgo
had shut down, would b-eak every Dea- IN tue
Street The occurrences of the week nave IN
duced no selling Of these stocks except for snort
account. An effort 10 cove- on such an uneA-
pected occurrence as we have supposed Wouiu DC
the beginning of bankruptcy for the bears IN =
market situated as it now is. The Market cioseu
strong.
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET
Government bonds are dull and fiat, with inc
bids for the As advanced. Annexed are the CLOS
ing quotations
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n EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT B0URTRACk TRUNK LINE
On nd after February g. trains leave
l.,

largest ana Finest Passenger station IN America
IS a m Rochester aud Montreal Express, drawing
New-YoTk 70 Albany and Albany 70 Montreal.
VIA D. H. Il. r. also East Albany TO ST. Adams, via
. 80 a. M i'I FAMOUS STEAM HEATED vEsTI
BULED CHICAGO, CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS
dning-caT, drawlneroom and Sleeping for Albany
Utica Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo Erie Cleveland. 10.
ledo, etc, arriving ~ Chicago as go Indianapolis
Cleveland with train for Columbus and Cincinnati
40 80 m, Chicago Express for Niagara Fails. To-
ronto Cleveland. Cincinnati, ln1anapoiS Detroit aud
tn 30 a M. Western New York and Northern Express.
for Saratoga Lake George, Rutland Bennington. North
$50 p Albany, Troy and Utica Special. with draw.
ing room 10 Troy and Utica
% 58 p m, Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy. Con.
meets iof Wiilamstown North Adams and intermediate
y p m, Fast Chicago Cincinnati and ST. Louis TX.
press for Niagara Falls Buffalo Suspension Bridge, To.
Detroit and Chicago with vestibule1 and seamheated
SLEEPING cars Montreal Via Rouse Point and Va St
ADans da ana 70 syracuse and Canandaga daily except
eunnn1sy sullay train does not run west OF Albany
mn Baa s M hm aa9 1sss q IS %
4, ~ ;0O M FasI Night Express for Rochester, Buaa-
cars Sleeping Watert0wn Via Utica daily exeent
sa,,ssrdayi also y, TO SsnandagHa on sgndays only.
connectioh with train leaving Saturday seepingcars 70
Albany Connects at Albany with train FOR ne West
Tickets and space r drawing and sleeping cars on
lssthst station New:York 1893 washington and 40
hotels or residences '' "O'n
.RuI daily others daily except Sunday .stop a,
f. q. RICHARDS Asst Genera PASSENGER anu A wsss
J. NJ TOUCEY, General Superintendcnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-08
CLOSING PRICES OF pmLADELPHA STOCKS
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.


To-day's stock market affords little opportunity
for additional comment in column which dur
ing the whole of this week has so faithfully re-
corded the factors OF the speculation and their
results as this column has done From Mon
day mornings opening TO the close of business
this evening, Judge Brewers decision in the case
OF rates as established by the Iowa State Com
missioners, and the readiness with which the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy management ac-
cepted the decision-the management which is
solely responsible for the Generalization Of rates
during lsss-has been an important factor, in
the speculative situation.
The effect of that decision, il measured by an
honest railway management has been largely
exaggerated Every device known to stock spec
ulation has been employed TO magnify its i'm
portance Chicago specials have been used
TO an unusual extent to prove That the decision
was bankruptcy TO all Western roads. They have
been fully flooded with ideas of ruin 90 the rail
ways, and consequently to the Western part of
the United States The effect OF all this on the
market values of railroad stocks has been in
significant Why? II is question which may
be left 10 the manipulators Of news TO answer il
they are put under oath.
To-day's market was like that OF every pre-
ceding day of this week. Early purchasing orders
advanced prices When those were executed, the
usual raid on values was made and prices de-
cfned sharply without bringing any real
stocks TO market: then followed the usual ef-
fort to recoup, which resulted IN leaving prices
nc the end about the best Of the day, ana gem
orally some fractions higher than last evening.
Some OF the Vanderbilt Easterns. which have adj
vanced l 0 per cent in few days, early suffered
declines of l-2a3 per cent. but they later made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-08
NEW PUBLICATIONS

TEMPTED OF THE DEVIL From tho German VI
August Becker By NJ. w. MACEDONIAN: Ixmv;
The German tale Of Becker which Mr.. Maeuo"@n
has translated or adapted at is not ciear "n,'w -
quite out Of the ordinary current OIL nc'on' Due ~
h.ymopv with one of the most marked tendencies Oh
,dorn thorobt The sub-ti title is Passages In the
rita of Kabbalists and the story is really remark
oh,v strong consistent and well-conceved narrative
~ events supposed 70 have occurred about the last
th,,d of the eighteenth century At that time wave
az mysticism In many respects cuousy hke thst VI .e
present time was passing over Germany. The chiei
difference between It and the nineteenth century
movement consisted in the administration of sent-
mentality no longer the vogue. The Sorrows OF
werther = were making young Germany lachrymose
and the spectral horrors Of Burgers Lenore' were
stimulating the taste for the supernatural and wchu
Among the learned classes and especially IN inc
universities "Kabbalistic studies" were the iasmon
and the preference given to what IS caheo INC
Practical Kabbala which is the department. deaiihg
with the production of occult phenomena. Inc
present story supposed to be told by an old pastor
10 his son-inIaw relates to his personal experience
with research Of this kind From an aged RaoDl inc
pastor when a young man, obtained the sdcrcu
Kabbalistic method Of fOretcllmg the future. How
ne employs this dangerous power and what disasters
il brings upon him the reader must discover ior
himself II IS sufficient to say that the author evil
IDENTIFY possesses competent knowledge of the re-
condite subjects with which he deals, and that MS
sketch Of the state of intellectual ferment In Germany
a hundred years ago IS vivid, minute and careful
The study of the Kabbala, then so prevalent, was,
with many other movements, put an end to by the
French Revolution, which did more TO paralyze
spiritual life and progress than historical event
since the prosecutions Instituted by Rome and her
allies and vassals in the Middle Ages In fact all inte
lectual growth was checked by the Revolution, ana
France herself not to tbs day recovered nom the
deadenng effect of that gross outbreak Of hideous
earnalsm There is much interesting history
mingled with Beckers fiction I'm this book, and the
story itself is full of interest of unhackneyed kind
MIR. Macdonald evidently is in fun sympathy with
his author, and has added much needed information
IN footnetes and otherwise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-08
FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON, Feb. Ia p. mConsols % l5l6 for money and
99is for the account ATLANTIC and Great Western first
consos 1852; Mex Ordinary 4S7s 81 Paul Common
B6 Mexican Central FIRST mortgage bonds S3is
Central 1925 Pennsylvania, 81 Reading 249s Canadian
Pacific. 49, Illinois Cea,ial ll1's-
Money Is per cent
Bar silver - quoted al 40 I'D per
Paris advices quote cent renter nc 20 CO y
ceatmes for the and exchange on London 25
9th cent.mes for checks
The amount bullion withdrawn from the Bank England
balance to-day Is 100000
The bullion Ia tbs England has increased 2345OO0
during the past week.
The proportion Of tho Bank OF Engiands stability
Which last week 40 % per cent Is now 4l2G per
discount The open market Tor both
three month"; bills Is "a per cent
Spanish Is 70.
PARIS Feb 1.-THE weekly statement OF the ia TX Ct France
increase Of 4S2bO00 francs in gold and decrease
OF 1928, 900 francs In silver.
The Bank reduced It's rate Of discount from
81 10 3 per ceut
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rot'l 40 co'ssi4 oS7 1914 s1e4oO4s Inc s1472oS4 81
rr.rrn1r, nAy CITY AND ALPENA.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
WILMINGTON, Feb. T.-rurpentine prm AZ s4tc-

NAVAL sToREs-sPIRITs TURPENTINE-In light
Wnnted 47e ROSINS-Stos1y amt moderately acuye.
sstpaned 81 O2 10; Good do 81 o. Ia g. q ~ i;s
Il 1882 SS * 2G Il scasi 90 n. Il 9SS2 N % 81
Ss3 35 ". c. 80 9odS3. w. W.. - SOdB3 20 -,
OCEAN FKEIGIlTSsall TONNAGE for the far east ana
Austria ian ports In quite fair demand as we're vessels
~ south America Steam freights trfe easer;
HERTH ENGAGEMENTS-ro London. 81 900 bush grain;
ID Leth 5000 bush grain iadi e ei9SgoT lS9Sv
4 Lea; 10000 bush do, l2d to Bristol 1000 pass
grain petroleum oHA o6d sbs eGneS
Ss "a; German ship ]. WeissoRham hence 70 JapaA,,
IL 900 cases refined 3ic; bark Emma T. Cowe reported
" sn hence 10 Cee s. 200 bbs crude p "a; French
Cheribou hence 10 the far east coo cases re-
ansd priyata terms. Observation-Disclosures
Carrie Strong hence t. HSySn eqR 1s PSe geaSF sa
Natan1as coal 1850 schooner Charles H. Tucker, foft
land 10 Point pltre and st Pierre shook ana heaas
sylck 10 the River Plate lumber private terms
ssbooner Edward p. Avery Satllla to NewYork lumber
s0 o. i * and son per day schooner Tize Chadwick
port Johnson 10 Portsnd coal Doc German bark suaoph
Joserhy hence 70 Wellington and Auckland, general car
go; schooner Lizzie Chadwick Port johnson to teruana
sai o0c schooner Maggie Wiett hece 70 Glbaia and
hack private terms brig Angela, Nueyas 20 New on
cedar private terms schooner 1oyenee Ames hosson W.
nnnnedln general cargo British bark star Of the East
hence 20 ADELAIDE general cargo norwegian bark hiza
LeSis' tYaaaSS QUIET s,eody and unchanged Fair
reanine quoted Slc Centrifugal 90 test oglec hS
nSa@int moderate dem,nd Cut Loaf s. Crushed g
S Sosd l' 81 d6oSnMrostCher standard
"o,p i.sae s.iOei Extra &c" 1iicaec &c" l'20'
fesgT INFDIsfi- Nominal s4c. oleomarcarneeo
stronger and more active City, Sac SAFES loO'oOo
!" TAIfSow-oulot but very strongly held Prime City
quoted 3-6c bid, no sales
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I7RIE RAILWAY.-TicketO Offices 4Ol, 8I7

LfhlE HALLWAY .-lIcket OHlCeS, 4Ul, OIL,
II III and 957 Broadway, l63 IL Bowery, Battery
,laee, Chambers and 2Sd Street ferries New ofki
Williamsburg: corner Newark and Hudson sts. H9boken
And station Jersey CITY, where Tickets ana Parlof
or Sleeping Car reservations and orders for checking ana
transfer OF baggage can be obtained Express Ians
ChauDers-st local trains % 10 minutes earlier.
o A. q 80 a. sundaysl. Day express Ppllman
Buffet Drawing room Coaches % Buffalo. .
OsWeRo Eimlia. Corning and Hornensyille.
o. NJ. every day, Chicago and 81 Louis Limited.
solid Pullman train bay and BUFFET Sleeping Coaches 2
BuaelO. Niagara Falls Cleveland Chicago Cincinnati
10 u M, every day. Chicago Express, Pullman
BuSet scepsrs Blnghamton. owego. Elmra. Rochester
Ho1 Rafhsff9fd T. 445 80 49, % $50 az p
SGS So l lc ~ s p SIG ~ o''0
f''is saS q I'd e ,i SSio. $50 $50
$50 8 so eiS 30 4 80 80. o. 10 :ao 70 nlGhG
Newark and Paterson via Newark, $40 $3.50 s. $50
10. II ;3o. a M 2. $50. 4 20. 80, $50 o5o 20
X K d ee T. 4;45 80 30 30 10 30
4, 49, 5, 90, 80, c. 10. o:a0. Z. o. 10 30 IL
sgaern, Local, 4, 49,. 80, e, 10 80 m. l. a.
Goshen. Z AS. 1850. O. 1890 a. m; 1. $3.50. ESQ.,
Iddet6%n and Port Jeryis. AIS so o. 10 80 m
Sunday local trains maln line 4:45 30 10 80
AZ 81 Z g. 80 30 g 30 10 80, 10 night Newark
Branch o q m. 30 o;3o' 10 D N. T., ~ ". -.
40 h snd il ' i55 and 10 IS D. n go
W. j. N'-VPHY l. p FARMER
GEN Eapt Senl Paas Agent
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+ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of Cortlandt and
Desbrosses sts follows:
$50 a. m for Catasauqua and intermediate points
8 a. m. for Geneva, Lyons Elmira, Rochester Buffalo
and the West and principal local points Chair car to
Elmira.
III a. m. for Cherry Ford and intermediate points
] H. mn. for Tunkhannock and inteImedla ate points.
Chair car to Tunkhannock Connection to Reading ana
Harrisburg.
8:4O p. for Pittston and principal intermediate
points. Chair 10 T.. and B. Junction.
40 n M for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points,
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car TO
Z D. m. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmira Rochester Buffalo
and the West. Pullman sleeper Lyons.
IrPns leaving at 5 m, D. m. and 3 40 p. m. con-
meet all points In Mahanoy and Hazleton coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m. for Mauch Chunk, Hazleton and intermediate
5:45 p. m. for Copay and intermediate points
n m for Geneva. Lyons, Elmira, Rochester Buffalo
and the West. Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons.
~ General Eastern ONCE, 235 Broadway.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels ana Rsilroad<
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-BFazil grades for prompt delivery have =
light demand but prices steadily maintained FsS
eaFgoes quoted II use. Mid grades fairly active an6
Ann Sales o19 bagg Guatemala, 10 l-2c and 300 hses
washed Caracas. 19c. The option market Is still IN tks
stupid condition noted for few days past Business
tefes from all outside sources Fnness prevailed s>s
and months advanced q tribe. Subsequently, tfs
temper became bearsh ad prices declined 1092Q point
closing steady. Havfe closed tlfhe better; Hamburg
27 34c; receipts $4,000 bags RIO cearsnces Tor UnitA
States. 1900 bags; Rio clearances Tor Eusope
MI; total stock, 437 900 bags; Santos 10
ceiDs 10000 bags receipts at Rio July loss, 70 Fob
rIafy c. 1882 2971 900 bags Time 1888, 11b7
bags same me- 1851 5Ss 600 bags receipts az santss
July l. 1855, TO February g. 1882 1854, 600 bags
time 1883. 7Gl. oQo bags; same tme 1887. 174s!ooo
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Railroads.

g HORE LINE-ALL RAIL ROU,IEEE Ins1is
Boston TOyds1ce NergGTs a re p 9e FSs and so
On % Limtsd, Es ~ s. at 83.II ~
or sSt s sspn Cars All express trains -
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on an 9p Aver T, J TSSHk line ~ 1852
AND UNITED sTHTEs SlA1L ROUTE;
Harrisburg tbg and the West Min pullman Ga P ps5
SaTs aay NewYork and oeago Limited o Pr,lST
Dining smoking and Sleeping Nesuoueu Jars AT 9Vo
wIamspoi Lock Haven 300 a. M esp D. TO- Tpsy f
Erie at S p m. connecting at OOiiy iOf ii'u''ii'e
Fop ana %eba sS U' 90 M $50 and 70 rs night
II zoo a. M. 100, 200, and 400 p m Sundays
Bamor anu Washington and south Limited wash
sunday sys %ashiasSa dI % p % and
sa TtS Pnn fss S1s q a. 90 a and 30
zoo 90. 80 and 100 ,. and u rs night a1S
= " FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
1c 20 D. m Through PaIor Can. and D. m week
roS Saf ranc GF f By e FUNCTION S ana
? ao a ND 54 p ny a On sun3ays o;45 a. and
p a 20 FoD mot sto & No A9qy VIA far RcwYok phod
fOT pb Ria and NSrfck Railroad 100 p m daily via BAIT
Boats Brooklyn Annex connect win all Ia h SSlc
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave New-York; via Deshrosses and
800 so g. GO Chicago Limited, with Dining Car,
and 10 Washington Limitedl and ii 700 a m u az: 90
200 2 700. 100 80, 200, go, . 100 600, $780,
0o and 3 90 p and IL 70 night A Se 40
Sundays, Express, ;l5o 900 @ Limited, sn d 10
night Accommodation, z 100 p m =
Trains leaving Newlofk daily, except Sunday, at
q. m and p. m Sundays connect at Trenton for
Ticket oaces Nos. l. 435 $40 and 944 Broadway
Aston House and OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt sts
Court St and Brooklyn Annex Ssaucn foot OF Fulton
St, Brooklyn 20 Hudson;st Hoboken Station Jersey
CITY: Emgrant Ticket ONCE, Castle Garden.
The New-YOrk Transfer Company viii call for and
check Baggage from hotels and residences ~
CHAS Y. PUGH, j. X. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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LIVE STOCK MARX Ers-rY rELraRApn

CHICAGO Union Stock Yards. Feb. 1.-THE Dr6verf
Journal" reports catleReoepts 1000 headi shipments
$500 market strong Beoves 81 1905 ~. STEERS % OO9
a. stOckers and Feeders 81 10 az DO Cows Bulls
Mixed 81 1912 90 Texas steers 80 0Oa3 60
Hogs--Receipts $1,000 head; shipments $780, market
slow. Mixed 81 45a4 95i Heavy ~ 50a4 so; LAght
sheep-Receipts 1000 hea1 shipments 200Oi market
weak Natives. 81 9O6s4 90 Western corn.fed 81 400
"a IS. Texans 50 b004 s5 lambs - 50a$6 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-08
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IL German savings Bank in the City Of New York 70
GEORG MEYER. All persons cautioned 70 negotiate
the same requested TO deliver the hook 20 the bank
l4thst and 4h-ave. III not restored on the 81
S10S REWARD Will be paid for the recovery Of 2
DlZO .Qulss ring sapphire surrounded with
snail dIamois lost about three weeks ago IN or near
East 37th-st. TIFFANY CO.. Union Square