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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07
sInnL Erchnnga- Con
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL June - m-co'ton-In" 'a'e' OF inc Gay
iuclndrd 5000 bales American. ,.,.- - ,,,,.u..
Futures eOss,i lus;. Anencan-AddlnE- hllnink
clause Jnnc delivery, $3.50 sellers y9ne ma 'ug en I
sTy 28Gd IrrH July and August delivery "b|u 81"
srs August and september delivery o4d bnJeIs; sep
delivery. 4G6td sellers octooct h
Eoyem delivery $500 sellers November ana Deceost
delivery "a Cad buyers December AMI January ue'e1y'
"a IA buyorsi ssptemb Der delivery. 8 3S4d sellers
oLLyEsTnN Juno B.-Cotton quiet MiddhnE IOt Low
MddinR 10 7-lBi 1ood Ordinary p,-i net ana EVss 70
orpt. sd bales cnastve IL bales sale~ Oaes
stock. sos bales
SnprotK lime -cotton-Stsady MiddlinR, IL Dnt and
ro., receipts SIS saes 10 bAleS STOCK 2o42 bales.
SAVANNAH Juno G-CottpD- Quiet M'ddluE. losi Low
81, JiuOd Ordinary. - net hnd gfof toonptH
bales: Ell pora coastwIs bAssi saloa % bales s0oA
97E bales
SEWOREANA Jnne 6-Cotton steady hdhlnG lO'ti Low
Ndding lOIs 0oOd Ordinary -, net receipts 81 uars
gross receipts % bales exports 10 IN" Cohuhs 80
bales oOtstuse 65i bales sales $50 bales socK ot'"
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS PROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF fh 49,
The National Transit certificate market again sno"'u
-, du,oe,s which is repressyo OF outside speculative
s,n,ort Tho trading without Sshlne"hc' SIu
rrcc, moved over a narrow hei. The report o, T'9
- In tho Legionyc Economy district vas onss o
H. Increased developments IN old oil locaE 20 nIs
IStshuTg Uovrowcrs Of certificates paIu ~ O'loo
~ ~ loans Though there was another
s,tampt 20 mark up carrying rates a. inc emu A'' ~
Ect closed steady 10 lowest pfl9"e way, IA
The range Of prices and the total u''""S' WV"
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un1E RAILwAY-Ticket Offices, 4Ol, 81.

EhIE RAILWAl;-Tieket Offices 4oI L,: 81.
York; FASH s ~. 6rS sss
SSa S1s sS SSt jersey civ %haS Pao
or Sleeping Car reservations and orders for choking ana
leave 3od.t @Hutcs earlier, Ih1n tlEy shown from
SAamD mr. bay ioia5 S9' fSlma BaSs
Coaches Buffalo. connect At HornesvlIe for james
every day GhcSg9 and ST. Louis ha taacnr SOLO
cory Mesdye Y%sOg;o%n Ma,SS9 and &C chls.SO
p NJ "%SFy day hSsso and Grand Trunk Express, solid
iMrao, SiiSaT Fails iIamton London. Lansing.
narct Stepping Coach % ROchos:or arrive 80 m No
80 D M every day Chicago Express" Pullman
ha'S cSdy Yoangsowa CncHnS and chicago COR
orsnsI SG59 SS7 ne ST. a. G 9 81 iG S iS
il 30 .: NJ. sundays. S rs. 10 80 m. Q Ci5 sis
HqSestor 40 s9 G 20 80 &c. 10 80 s. u
Pa;ac, aA1 g. u I;S2f 80 10 70 = q NJ l.
5:$7g. 6&5, S:o75. Gi$ 80 = so . 10 30 'i IL
F',''SSp = T. 5S5 ,,s $ a2so Il Z
s s a a IS :Ss Us 5! sts $50
sS g. s s S?s 80 g. % & s 90 49,
sa$ g ssS g. 5ss S 20 IS iG 70 3 M NJ " sas n
Tu!SdS, !!5 SOL. o. los a. M. l. oa5 =. 4: 80.
Goshen as, :52s, o. 10 80 a. m. 1. $3.50. 4.so.
Mddlsfcwhs As, T:5es. o. 10 80 a. m. 1. $3.50. 80.
Sunday local trpins, main line, AZ SJA ma
AS I, 80. I2 p. m. wv " -'
Express FROM the West arrive In Ney.Yor Al kn
40 q. M, SIS. o :S5 n m. " 1870
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF n. j. DIVISION
EnSiSSSSo0dho eFd TiTnss ga S,I 7 SAG
a. Sgis oaS. s. q 3d. a. S:?p SUI T.
S'iS1 &c. e i,2Srss.sS9i So iG}
"sgeuTbSn =, Hence" with local time. tables
Gsn'i suDI General PassSnssr ASsns
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TIL. sTANpAEn1 6RyA.d5II1fsT az az AHE
PROTECTED THRoU9H1UI,Phr SIGNAL
~ -1@' RYSTE,M.
TRAINS E0R TIE WEST.

Law. st,uOnA foot Of Desefosses and cortana' sS
IN. 8sJ "a An Wy T. NJ s .4:
A, c9 vs. Sf he 'f sespus aHs
sS Ssy e fa sPs shisa Gin
Fast with Pullman ys:SSIs P1 day p toi
P PtsSaEs Ssyss6s9 rS ed St Louis d''
sS'ep' M Western Exp WIN PGp,1 VsSes R
s sssd cu Sa tho d Louis daily except saturday
for pnee E s9p With Pullman yeSsss sespHs
Cars DAILY .I Pl;;sbgST ssvo SHiSS'so' aud i0''1''
70: s1Sf2i ;. c9y S Rq 9siis
ana ana i Ssie OF 4 RsERioR ms e0nn'''HS
RS p Ell sSa ~
f'i II 90 a. NV 90 Zoo and 200 p n sundays Oi0
"a %AsalNeToN ANR THE .l SSU5G lE
spSSs S NI; 20 Dining cat .;s
;SSs % % sa4 90 "a i and
s8 % 9a ,nS ~ i and piSSh ln
Gi SGni sssD Gs'' Dans Car Coaches through
4 e. aa sSs 5 E2 Pos S' and e
BRANCH POINT PL "a NSPoy .ns j.
SaSS.5 aS 20 noon aad i5? md 90 S Rds Sop
SSEo ys meT Gay VIZ RhBsfsRos
s@d nay Es ZOO r M E'S eSS%5e with all through
S"t; sS % TSsssy serdHs speedy and dFees
roR ' PHIL lST Trains Leave
DeOsses and street Ferries Tbsa as
SS S Ba 22 7 co snG 20 Il 81
oS 90 ;nS 20 90 90 % m s0d 4 81
ar 90 G0 lon II 10 9 nv and 90
D. M Sundays Express 90. 8 10 20 % Limited sl5
i2tlS night Accommodation, 90 p. m ana
Trains leaving New.YOrK daily, except SUNDAY at
q and II TO a. M. J. ., 4. 5, y. M Gnd ~
n r.. and 6 80 D. NJ on Sundays connect at IfehOon
III sa S:, i g. 80 :ns e
C0uris and Brookiyn Annex Station, foot Of Futonst
RrookIyn; rs Hud .Ons:. HoOoaeni SIauon Jersey NJ
EmiRrant Ticket Onice. Castle Garden 80 =, -, -.
~ Now Yo,k transfer Company will call Tor and
cheek bsRgsgeu HIT n h"'''' "I~ 3 r. WOOD,
Shh1t, s ~ Hsnaoer General PaSsr Agent
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AerEDucr coNMlasIoNERs, ,GlEEElcE,
ROOM 100, a4EW AHI Do ILDINH. -
No. go Ilruahwsy New YORK, May % lSS9

II IDS OR PROPOSALS for furnishing nine
ID hy 4.ircL double stem Su!co Gates, with The neecb
sary lfHg ms,llneiy. &C. required at the focahtiro'
lions T. ard the New Aquciuct A. called for ~ the
appFoy,f fo-uh contract and hcsuons on hle In
tie Once ~ IA" Ayuiuct lommissoncts MI De-
At oricn uutf 2 o'clock WEDNESDAY \,
June u 1859, which place aud hour they viii DO
publicly opened by the Aqur1uct isAoncf. ana tho
agard Tor doing sii qrk wiz bo made by said Commits
slpurrs ~ soon thereafter a. possible.
auE forms Of aid contract and specifications therefor
and bid. VI prupuss,s and proper envelopes Tor their IA.
closure an other inform alton can De obtained a. he
above ONCE uf Con issoncrs. applCa.
"0" ~ Wv JAMES C. DUANE President
JOuE c IUEFIkN. secretary.
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- S5"'I"H I,,nll.ac vii b" received herr aa;l
! o'clock a., Juy .. lssJ,, aad then .P, ,H,
i'm t,e following naa~l National c"uct"u"N VA; La'e
lin ny. Tor Uuu,...n, Tenn. Fort smith. Afk Pay
-,r Al. Nrw- lI-ruc y. G.. t,rUth, Miss, ArN'
andua Va loEktpvn, Va. Anlgt sonyilI". ia B"Iu
furi - {. NuOliavu ilandral, y y. san An'nnl"I
Tr, or IN surh N them a. h~rFnt"r b." determined
ruug In a. r, rianrr with tic design and speencauona
20 ir scru, ari had application, herr -" l >
tn. hight q" I"",I any or all propGra,s Ti"
f,,pls shruh l.. iudu~i "PrUpDsal- Tor Constructing
ami rrrrt ug I,rni..u.,' All b. aiircs,ed 70 J. o.
Chandler, Drputy Quirtofuastef General, L. :. 4.
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THE BOOK. OF OPEN AIR SPORTS octave 800
i pages. illustrated Th) standard authority
American opcnslr Rules for Ealing swim.
mng ball playing shooting horseback riding Sc. &G In
full oil per copy. Published b. The Tribune, New. York.
Entertaining and universally e0mDlmented BIZ tho
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Proposals

4 RNY BUILDING, WHITEHALL STREET,
~ Nru.Yrrk tltr June o. 1850 sealed Proposals, In
dupIca,o viii d, received hsw until ~ O'Clock a. m,
unr II S- oI"Uri for supply nR about II 900
"a - mineral -" a. "f sl~oih'aGnu, anl 'Shau.s
furnished Application % the unlrf-Sncd
p,,.rr,n,r viii b. cnou arIcr- VI
domestic Production or manufacture, conditions
a. uulluy nj price including Ia tho price
u f,eirn p auctions "r mannn,tu'nS nc duS As5'UmJ
i,.t any rr al pTrpusais Envelope coutiInlng pro.
i.,.ss should ~ ma-A' rvposais Tor Mineral on, aud
M r..ri ~ J. ~. CHANDLER. Deputy Quartc'mas'cr
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OIL Markets

OIL MARKEJS
OIL CRY juno 6-SauonAi rr,nnt Csr'ihnatss ooenet Al
81 highcN ST.. lowest s9's closei. S2is Salsi,
N 900 barrels csarAnoss, $4,000 pIrroS charters
80 3!7 barrels. shlpmouta 1927 barrels, runs 5shL
barrcls
Pfr1sHraa juno G-Pcrolcum duL National Transit Ger
uncaro. ovonei ~, closet At sIa highest eSr low
ga
BaAuToRn, Pcun. June 6-NanonA Transit CcTtn,ates
ClsarAnc-A $4,000 bblA
TfrU.YILK Penn. Juno 6.-NAuonA Transit ccrtihoi1ss
opened 90. highest ISL. loSs'L s2. closed a-@
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TENTRAL RAILROAD OF -NEW:JERSEY.
- Enn n OF IIRTRTY.ST. NORTH RIVER

CENTKAL RAILROAD OF PENN NEW NiyEh
" FOOT IF fm slF FsDiS Nay E 80 Hives
cnSn 10 %P.S SI s' sna siS.ntSa Reading
s assss cbss LAX
GsedPs H !s5TS W r2eS' r'mAaaA
SOfG0g' %Ss;S9 Be'f Psss%! A s
'oTn guCn o ioI E.sG aaqB thsss
cA?S %5S'; s FSmsas
SsS isa 2 sa5aIs. Z. % Ssasn
BsSs9 s'gqrI rs Pam H. Got g.
4g Sssf RE SioT Sod p h s;Ssss
F. Psr A "a cy vnsani i' s S' Brdsstoa
40 ToF r CO., so AoISs $50 $40, $50 Sundays 90
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK.
OCEAN GROVE. SC.
From Pier s. ". T.
For Aa,nto Hselind. Highland Be 90 n SfessS'Ent
Monmouth Beach and Long b az ns A'"' i"i' M
80 Tor ESeTo9, As6ur Park, Ocean Grove and PG1.
r Pa PI;s 10 oHd % ocean Grove so m,
'OTS For LSkeWood Toms River and BarneSat 30 m.
saS .. m
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST RoUrr.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTlMLGE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
vi, Central r. r. Of New.Jersey PhIade pha and Read
Ing 4 l., AID baltimore and Ohio h h, leave foot OF
LTSty IaaspsIa, a. 100 7:i5 30 3d. II 90
a M, ! 80 . 80, 3l5, 100 500, $50 30 y 200
P m syEpDAYs. $780, 9:So a. NJ 49, 49, 49,
'G p, Is s0 ,a az 20 .Sa daily q, 90
ssSns leaving al as. II 90 ~, 80. 100 80
80. y 90 M nave connection IoE iSeAolnB hAnS
burg, pottsylllo, &c -. -. -, -.
AK oIt l4O 1913 broadway, 1877 9th ave. 264 West
i5S;h 81 lsi Fast I25th.st EewYork: CourtSL, 800
Fulton-,t., % Broadway brooGJn all o., -. ,A..s
keW.York Transfer Company VIII call Tor ano choek
baggage from hotel or Fesidehes
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Cost ano foun6.

= osT~Tsnnk Book No sos. $685. Bank for Saving. OF
i n eeckcr.st., New.York. Payment stOpTed. Please
return book N bank.
7 oST on sToLEN.--Bauk book No, 22s002 Of tho
L Tmigfant Industrial savings Bank. Payni
s.oOped please reurn book Bank. No. 81 Chambers
xxvIII, THE LADY who found pocketbook dropped from
w garbage on "Wednesday OF y. In 6lh near
S7lh.st kindly send address 70 Nlss A. b. DiRpsALL,
TAI 5th-sYet
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DROPOSALS FOR ORDINANCE SIPPLIES.-
] FRANRFORD ARSENAL. Philadelphia, Pa. May
q. lssOSca ci proposals To- tlcatTy WI 6n Scc'Nrd
furpshine Powdcr, Forage Iron. Lumber Cartridge,
Copper Pig Leah Pig TIN. fucl Sc. SC, during tho
nstn ending June 80, 1890 Printed lists OF sup
plies needed With fun irstrucuonA stipuIauons 81 can
BE- had application to Lieut.. Col u. w, FlAGLElS
ord. Dept, &. >. A., Commanding.
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Ocean Steamers.
DARIS EXPOSITION.

pARIs EXPOSITION.
AMY 70 NETHERLANDS LINE, 80 broadway,
WY new Toafist Guide 70 Holland. Rhine snA
Paris Expedition. Entirely renewed rset q s0rsa.
RSt.srdsn 1881 Amserdam isss cs, vs sS a
tS0' second Cabin, s32. Ten days 70 ROTTERDAM By
IS yeeidarn, sailing June 8. July L. ROTTERDAM 70
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~ ONERNOR'S ISLAND, \. Y, JUNE g,
" lss0.-Scard proposals, IN tHpIcato subject -
usual conditions. VIII be- r"Criyct until 10 n Juno Il
during tho zeal var ending Juno 30 1890 All information
can bo had h this Office Tho g. D r'scgyes tho right 70
terct any pruppsalA Envelopes containing pro.
pa,als should be- married. Proposals for Printing" nnt
addrr,,cd 10 undersigned, ]. II. Lord. Captain and
Assistant Quartz rua,t"r, u. s. 4.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
ID Fast Express Trains via PHILADELPHIA.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
Leave NEw.YoRK. foo. Of I4bertyss Is 'eNowsi
For CINCINNATI and ST LOUIS. $50 . m. sos
p FL WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE 8 80 a NJ, II 90
q m, 30 p. m. 2 80 D. m. s:lo D. NJ 300 p m.
STnaay 20 Am. :so2 3d. l5s pm. IL nainishs
Ali trains stop Chester and Wilmington except Sis
D. 10. So - -. Z, 49,
Ticket Offcss, 81, POI. 4lb and l,l4O BEo@HS, or 81
satIon foot OF Llberty.sL -
Nsw.York Transfer Company VIII call Tor sod Geek
baggage from hotel or residence. 1000 = o,-,
J. r. ODEI.I~ ChAo., -; oSOLb
General Manager. GEM FaHA h9enI
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. NNES G. DIA fr'Sll'
nrpAKTNLENT OF NM INTERIOR

~ IIAEl MIN l VI ilb IN l EhlOh.-
~ Once 4 Indian Affairs. Washington. May ~ lso9--
sealed proposal. endorsed "ProposSls for pankCts AMI
addFrssii CummissDncr Of Ind an AhairA washing
Ton d. e., viii TO received until y. IN. of IhuFsday
June tso0 Tor furnishing the Indian serYle" about
10 100 pairs u Atwood indigo blue HacSlnnc blankets
consisting q $40 pairs 2.pOiuI iSN16 Inches 70 weigh
"a DN each 302J pairs l.@.point 5iNbb Inches n
weigh q h. each and l. 13J pairs 3pUlnt OUHI2 inches
10 weigh rs each. Bidders are required 10 furnish
samples articles bid for such samples TO DO dellv
rrrf at Indian once In Washington az before the
dime sUecI1oi Tor opcnna bids Rds not accompanied BY
sampls viii not be- considered Tho bidder 10 whom tho
contract may bs awarded viii required n furnish the
the mill mills which tho blankets 20 be
The rC-CrNeH the right the
which right shall be guaranteed By the con
authorize Inspector ~ visit the said mills at
during tho OF the manufacture % sai
blankets Inspect the material Of which they
The night IL aI- reserved u reject any bid
or any part 81 El. II IN The judgment Of the Commits
sl0uc ii A1nrs such rejection VIII b. In the best
Interest u ;ge Government Each bit must be accom-.
panied by a certified check draft upon some United
States De puSory able 70 the order Of the Comms
indian ATars which check draft shall be nos
than per the ~ supplies pro-
posed and shall ' forfeited 10 the United
States bllcr receiving award shan Tall 10
contract with good ana Eumctnt sure
according the terms VI hi BID oihetWlse 70 Ia
returned 70 the bidder Bds be made Tor the dov'
cry ut blanket, the Warehouse i0r indian supplies
In New.Ygk CITY and all must bn delivered not later
sixty day, after approval Of the contrSc BIDS not
accCnpanlcd BY check draft VIII not be considered.
JOHN II. OBERLY. Commi ssonor.
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Jrsirnriicn


BOYS and Young Men-Countrv.
.sy.S gSS Joys u Ss"SS al s
from n Y. D.. l. and W WI i B Open; July ,iL,0a
A pIRoNDACKs, CAMP cEDAR-Summer School for
n Boy" r ssRd fSI eI5cS Ma9oNrANyE Trenton NJ
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college preparation a specially SuHn''A NsA '0A0Ol
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T., I sSs,i sSys 1Ts. s'''n'. sx fh
Nj TCEELRs DoYs' SCHOOL RileTlsS, Mas y
miles rom fS e; Ro1 ne nrd aysl Is neo:
i've Send for eisiuoSi MITCHELL 4. NJ, Principal:
n SOysI ,s T. sEys sSo6 Hppan Way cs@bdsS Mass
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6 UMNER s6H9ok III Fe eEr BOYS Ro.yn, L. my.
AT THE SOUND SO Send csaloE1s
SUMNlEfR2 seH0SoIL At y1EgS daS 10 circular
. fEG EARL <. nXR55TRoM. B. A. Principal"
SUMMER SCHOOL for ten s sGEs %hf b. Flsfi
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to President PATTON q Fiia&sfs2f S'sss
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cate admits CODY Cornell pn,@Ggh h. M 6s.sa
%e ne% Suns eSuppcd with ana
orSoFs a,To hOESEsd well benS ShiSh
T = " '%S1bER scfRG GEN. prn @oTo.. Mass
For Young Ladies Country.
CoLLEGIATE school, FOR GIRLS ESSLEt% St s6I
Reopen u seE'e saSi,sd 70 VSssa wse.y
"a Smith % Gun e fsFISs ADhhiNh '"
RUNNER SCHOOL FOR GIRLS M9 ,r n ,,Sts,,
Ten weeks from LIST Of 'u'Sr Hh fi fi School,
iIIHE MISSES An BLEs Boarding and Day school
u for Young Lsd RrSns wiz .eS'G september
xxIhLNUT LANE sCHoOL-Formery Madame Glen.
w and Day School Tor ySSns ssi iA15 pre-
S ssa ySsF t GGsas sept u1. s
fnsuon. For circulars address Miss ADA NJ shiIn'
Mrs. T. b. RICHARDS, Principals. GermanIo~" 'h''"
VIZ Est WALNUT STREET BOARDING SCHOOL.
w for Young Ladies' and Missos Address mai, n
MISS J. TRAUTMANN, .30l Wanutst, Phila' Ia
For Boeh sexes-Country.
DocKLAND COLLEGE Nyaek the Hudson Open
". IL. BAHNISTER A. NJ. Principal
Miscellaneous
WANTED TO RENT OR BUY.-A private day ana
w boarding school for boys Must be near new oN
nd well located. Only . good school WIN be con
sidered Address giving full particulars, W. d. hEl'H'
10 Astor Place, New-GOrk.
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Ra,lroaus.'

NEW LINE TO $500. 80
VIA fFETsA ks Is sES Sp 4 sssY X
and 1ALTIMoRE AND OHIO r: r. q
SONG PULLMAN cIs sEnyfSgSs ALE ALE 4, TR An
SCHEDULE IN EXPECT MAY 18TH.
Tf,ns leave ' Na,95 SsSa Railroad Of SsvIs
''O For Washington aud Bslumors, 8 80 a. m. II
o % Train. stop At chester and Wilmington. sno.p. !
p For philsdeiphis at rs. 30, e:sc, IL a N ,ln
sssS s:5 bS $50 ss6 Sis ' ss0 sssd,
s 81; ~ G,s; 81 :; 'sisp, s.,
st., SEQ fusc%.. Ss E5Saaw.y' h5OC u. -.
baggage from hotel or residence =
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. C. 4
81 .tsten kswSsfs oiSy' s:s:s ~ Sia -
fsTiSs iI Han fISi 50 issS S'uGs
ESq; n ' a L + Gsn.d 4sigSa ss;s
Ea Jug isd griinSsSa M esna a. S
- 3 ss E si 5S 81 Ss SsgS,
siSinissH. s. e,S IL sS Bs sis
} }5;:z.S Vs. gssrs sss:s ri IS : q
oss idyi q Fu,Ss: "a Il
w Rsd I Sn4 we H"ssS = esEt
32dst and foot OF Jay.st N II Westeotes Express csl
for and checks baggage Sm eo THaB Rf S:ias"'e'
General Passenger Agent yanderolltAys., n. 4
I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of cortlands and Dee.
O';S' a. m for siatIng:cn and intermediate points.
q. m for Geneva Lyons Elnira, Rochester. Bufais
and the West, and principal local points. Chair 10
. ,sS ahss points
car 10 Msuch Chunk.
D. m. for Tunkhannock and intermediate pointa
Chair ears Tunkhannock. Connection 70 Reading end
Bio D. m. for EIrnira and principal intermediate ponts
Chair car TO L. & u. Junction and Pullman sleeper "
Chicago. 49,
3 40 D. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate pontA
Connection u Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car 70
= D. N. for Geneva Lyons. Elmirs. Rochester Bun,is
and the West. Pullman sleeper Lyons and suspensea
Bridge
D. M connect for all points In Mahsnoy and HaSieaa
coal regions e,,,,r,v rn.,,,s
8 e. m. for Mauch Chunk. HaLieton ami intermedisa
b:ao D m for Much Chunk and intermediate poins
N m for Geneva Lyons, Emlra. Rochester Bafsls
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspensos
D'''ee General Eastern once. 23S Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07
HAVANA MARkETs.

VGyA~L Jane 6-Spaulsh gold. az 500 Hs37 ELchanF
nu,, Eugar-Fna sales 400 bags centrifugal vbh ~
gecs polarization ~ IS ~ = gold pr qninal 100 ht
Muacovalo degrees polarization al 81 % gold per guha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07

IAPAN-CHINA. -
STEAMERS leave San Francisco IS follows: -
$3.50
Superbiy Appoln ted-Superior AccomnodauonA
Reservations can b. made by letter or telegraph to AZ
cabin plans AZ 2s7 and $50 Broadway. he"York
~ ~ LELAND STANFORD President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07

IN SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEw.YORK OUTHANPTON AND BREMES'
steamers sail from pier foot % ST.. Hoooken'
EAST ES PKESS STEAMERS.
Ebe Sat, June 5, D. m Wcrra sat June 10 s
Elder. Tues, June II, pm. Sale Wed ane H. ~ @L
first Cabin, s1oo and upward oerta sesSdrs ISES
eat rates oELRICHs & CO.. No Bowlins Greea- -
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

Many brain workers and others o.
highly nervous Compartments are trou-
blod with insomnia. nervous twitching-
and starting from siecpand sensations o.
falling. These symptoms indicate weak
nerves. The victim can very often indeed
euro himself by dictetic means alone.
The best diet is milk, and for timo il
would DO wise for him 70 limit himself
to that The quantity required by an
adult to support him well is one pint al
a meal, and four meals should be- taken
daily. The milk used should DO up 10
the standard; il it ID not, cream should
be added it. People with weak nerves,
Us a rule, drink but very littlo water
whereas they usually require q larger
quantity than those whose nerves are
strong and not easily shaken. Boston
Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

ale was great on tradin mulcs and
raisin' dogs. When lac got his 70 mules
traded down 10 n sick hcifcr and tame
fox joggci him Dnlnt meet up with
anybody back thar who looked like him.
did yes"
Glow did he ioOk."
when lac went artcr yer he was tryin
to fly, hair on cand. eyes bulgin out and
his breath comm shortly That was five
months ago. lie may have got over his
skeer by this time"
"And 50 you are running tho farm|
That's it, and don't want any help.
"Of course not"
IL don't go fur to confess that all men
arc shuckless and Improbable, but the
hcft o them hain't wuth 2-y' er-ole 'taters.
No mo- Of EN- fur me, I'm dun Rwino 10
30 it alone from this out. Through:
Gwine? Well. short miles t. you. I've
got 10 llow Che horn and git them mig
gers into rations. NJ Quad in Detroit
Free Press.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

From where do all the flies come; The
question IS often asked, and seldom re
cciges as satisfactory an answer as has
been given by a contemporary: The COM
mon rs lays more than 100 eggs, and
the time from egg laying 20 maturity is
ouly about two weeks Most of us have
studied geometricai progression. Here
we SEQ it illustrated Suppose one fly
commences ITO multiply and replcnish
the earth" about Juno /. June 10, II all
lived, would give 80. Suppose seventy
five OF these are females, July / would
give as, supposing nocrel wasp or other
untoward circumstances 10 interfere, II, -
9J0 Aies. Suppose 1928 Of these are fe-
males, we might have July -, S43,-
go flies For fear of bad dreams l will
not calculate what might be by Sept. Is.
-Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

The want Of mills is everywhere q
great deprivation In now country;
varied have been the devices for over
coming it. \ substitute for q mill was
used in the early settling Of western
New York and probably 10 some extent
in Ohio. Ii consists OF q stump followed
out by fire as a mortar, with log at
tached 70 the end OF young sapling
bent over 70 act as q pcstlc. The process
was slow and tedious. it being a day S
work 10 convert a bushol Of corn into
samp.
The early settlers in western New
York when they owned q few slaves,
which someof them did, employed them
in this drudgery. hence the process was
vulgarly termed lingering corn" Peo-
pie of humanity in our time would not
be guilty Of using such an expression as
this. No one thing shows the general
moral advance Of the American people
more strongly than their treatment OF
and increased consideration ior tho
lumbIef classes among teem.sra''S7ea