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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-10-31
'89---Grocery Bu11etin---'09
4, D, Patterson, The LEADING Grocer

Our patronage encouraged purchase the Largest
stock Staple Fancy Groceries have carried and to
the end increasing trade herewith submit the follow
ng goods reader but be familiar These goods
guaranteed of the first quality.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-10-31

thursday OCT. 3ist, 1880.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-10-31

Curious Works of Art Found In the Ruins
of Buried Cities.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-10-31
Read and Profit Thereby.

A fine Old Gov. Java, 33c IL
Good Rio, 25c IL
The quality of these goods are well know
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17

Chicago. Aug. 10 Special -lIuichin-on was again
large buyer N wheat here taking enough To change the
character u the market from bearlsh 20 builizh The
start wa at I. cent decline, cables being weak the
weather Ia the West nne and the arrivals, 322 cars
o little the expectations The mirket about noon
stirred into considerable activity ll an advance IN
ct-h Whr1 al r. Louis by appearance ~ strength
aud D. ih- receipt % weather cahlos
Fngllnd Hutchinson huvinr ri out Simultaneous
with TIL. nrWt. shi There ih.>e Who believed
ihr strength both ~ 81 Louis BnI Nov York was on
his manipulation. His purchase. here largely -
SepeHh~r H. also horehi largely 70 y'lt ii- aeer.-
gale fcaci-d certainly 90 600 aCo. possibly
4 zoo '.fluates fDf are 90
ar. December wheat here opened 90 soil brfwrrn
- and 49, aud closed at - - Corn wgs So dy whin
cent iangr ON purchases ~ Nv, ~. hi september
All There were 1000 more hogs the West than a
wear ago, but the arrivals here. II OO0 O. 900
under the expectations. Pork ~ time showed 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17
GRAIN AND IRON CCE M4RAE7S
FK.rrREs OF NETWORK DEALINGS


The opening of the wheat speculation ye,terlay
weather abroad. The weakness wa, Of brief dnration
and more bn'ii-h Influences rallied september 10
- Il-lG. The opening had ben a. - 81 and 81 "a
cents respectively and The first following transactions
were slight decline. Yet the trading as a who'll.
was dun and professional and less than LOO 600
bushels changed hands. II was reported from The
West that luch!n .ou free buyer while adviccs
If wei weather IN 'he southwest, coupled with small
receipts. added influences IN favor Of better
veluc,. The options closed shade off from ton
figures. but firm. showing gains of - cent for An
gust ~ eU - cents september Il, -. &c iuier al
- o. aud December a. 5e Is cent for Novem-
Der a. - .-- Gents, aud Ia for May 1890 AZ
-. IA cents. 5pJr lOi, Wers .uie. and firm with
Jul, l1.UtO bi Lr., taken hy rNpurftrr.
Cash corn WIS l">- actiN- ana prizes We're "A shade
lower. ~ purcr, bought 10000 bushels. Only mod
ctat. activity wa, recorded Ia the Up 0us. but prices
wcr. harder. closing NJ 3--o IA Gem. /, iullows:
August. 40 is september. 40 =: october. - Is
November. a. B.: Dc-rnib. IT, II Is cents.
Ga- retained their recent irTrguiaIi'Y ON tho suof
white grades being unsettled aud I'd and the mixed
gralrs iiu. ih: option marhei ruled dun. bat fairly
-ttny. closing practically unchanged at - IL
for August 20 - Tor september and October, ~ Is
for November aud 20 "A cents for May. 1890.
l1rl market was weak az thr STAR. but closed
with stronger tone. and he options showed net
gains OF 20i points. - follows, september. rs 81
Dctuber. 20 Il November ~ b. December, 10 20
January. - -
Tic receipts Of grain and -four reported Yesterday
al NewN orb. Philadelphia. Baltimore aud Boston werc
a. follows: Wheat 2Gj,22O bushels. corn. 1862
bushels; oa's 15s,324 bushels: total grain. aaD1s1
bushels, Hour 3T.4ei packages. At Chicago Miiwau-
l-icl-. corn. 1911 bushels u1s. 29j.lT2 bushels
total grain, 7JJ,Gil bushels. flour. 3i3D barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISK * SONS.
Bankers 2s Nassau.st.. New-York.
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Continued interest is displayed by the tiading
element IN the crude petroleum market. and yesterday
there was a renewed disposition in values to recover
from the depression IN the earlier part Of the week.
The rise extended three cent, from the lowest
point but II failed 10 stir the export demands to any
material extent. This not unnatural for the
break TO % II cents encouraged buyers 20 hold OH
in the hope Of a greater reaction But quotations
for refined wee firmly held and should the crude
market retain lis improving tendency fresh inquiry
be expected from shippers. The ea'ly course Of
crude prices downward, decline from % 3-s
10 80 Il cent, being recorded at the Consolidated
and from 50 IS TO SO Is cents a. the Stock EN-
change. A:tsr lapse int dulne,s a buying Lumor
seized Tie stock brokers about noon. aud their put
chases Of cash oil at hardening prices in the oil
exchange sOOu started lively demand 10 cover
shor:s. The cash purchases Of the stock Exchange
element provoked the recent bulge 10 ~ o. Il
and the renewal of this sort OF buying brought
The bears to realizing sense OF the scarcity Of
actual goods. Tie field news SIN fails Ia supply
Tie advocates Of depression with their noyedfjr am
muniton, and the PIPE line deliverie- still Continue
heavy and far 10 advance 81 production, with the
charters also keeping up d brisk plre Al The Stock
lAchhuBe ldst prices Inc highest at -. -
cents. At tn LdnsOldat ii Exchange ths co,ag was
also AZ me top al 80 % cents. Thcro sales 81
lOOo irrrlnbe' delivery al - =. 400 H. mon row
~ 10 3idJOH1' -. 1000 Ociul'r al o. q l. and
1000 barrels cash AT - cents. The mlrhct
closed strong.
The range Of prices and The total dealings were. as
follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug. 70. g - D. m;-scei in poor demand !;
mess Eastern easy COS prime mess Western easy
az ga Hams Ia poor demand bacon IN fair demand !;
cumberland cut about % 10 80 H. dull 38s 3D. Cheese
IN poor demand Taow n poor demand prime city duh
an y5s Cd Tufpenune and rOsn In fan demand Lard
spot and futures IN poor demand prime Western SPOT and
August dull 22s 81 september and October dull at
;,Ds IA iYour In fair demand. Wheat IN poor demand
new No winter steady at - ll2d COn-Spot IN fair
demand futures poor demand Hops 40 Jondon-Pachc
Coast IN moor demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17

The Treasury purchased $4,000 per cents
at l2S.
In State issues the business was covered By
sales Of Georgia gold - at 1903 - and Missouri
Is, 1889, at 100 80. OF cltY bank stocks. Seq
board sold D. al lA0 ami Western National 40
at 9s u.
The general bond ma aEet was quiet because Of
an al Scnce Of Offering Ncw-iori,, Lake Erie
aud Western second o. were firm ~ l0i ~
OHIO. Indiana and Western lf,t, rose 4 - 81
Reference is made to full report Of bond sales
The mOncy market To-day proved - b. n SUI
prise. Being Friday. AID therefor, h.gl, rate
date. money early looked cheap a. per cent.
and later al - and per cent. The bull, Of
The days business At the Exchange wi~ done at
II, and there WIRE unemployed ba8nc.s offered
AT that rate al the close.
The Clearing IlOus' statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, Sl0l, 2J7,42s: bannces.
si,1i9.33g
The Sub-IreasGry to-day was debtor - the
Clearing House SIi -,sSl. The businr,, of the
Sub-IrGsury for the week ended tonight in
clude~ receipts Of So, 023, GD3 and payments of
Sl3.3j2, 900, leaving the general balance at
81 9G,50l ,457, aeain,t SIOi,9l9.S3l August 10.
showing an apparent gain 81 - ,67I. 6aJ But
deducting from the payments 81, 81 1000 for items
which affect only its account with the General
Treasury, It's gain affecting IN. banks Is
s5.4ss. 623. And this result includes the pax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17

oil CITY PENN Aug. Educational Transit certificates
onened az 07lsc highest, J3Ssc; lowest 16Ac closed,
3D. Sales 7j7 600 bbls clearances al, 600 bbls ;
chafters j2i bbls shipments, 9l,7I Dbs; runs,
J2,774 bbl-. 60 ,,...,. ..,o .f,soa 49,
National Transit certificates opened a. % &c closed 994c
highest 99a-c; lowest sChc .,, ,.,. ..,c...
bradford Penn, Aug 1G.-Natonal Transit cefthcates
opened 1T 974c closed 99sc highest, v9hci lowest
9bi9c Clearunces 4Ss coo bbs
~ Tusvijis penn Aua 1G.-Nron9l Transit certificates
onenei at g7c highest. 99sci lowest 9G+c; closed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17

EXPORTS FOR JULY.

Friday, Aug. 1G-p. m.
The official preliminary report of the countrys
exports for the month Of July shows that the
value of the principal articles exported in that
month was s3,5OO,OOO more than in July, 1883,
and 50, 6OO. 900 less than in July, 1887. The fol-
lowing table compares the value of the articles
named for the month of three years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17
Nrv.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY IsaTEN PAGES

T., cents decline but the close all sorts OF product
showed the days loss recovered and little aancc
galnti on the curb wheat was steady ~ 7sa cents for
nec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17

Refined oil was duh and quotations were unchanged
9.1J cents In Eali more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17
election Noilce.
NTATE OF NkW- YORK.
- OFFICE OF TIE .ECRE AI,f or STATE

%TATE OF NkW-YORk
- OFFICE OF TaE sEcEE Agf or SITE ssa.
70 the shcrr Of .le c.uesy 0, Nss -.
to e. f Is eli. 9 ss o Exc Ss a az % Icing ss as
S Mgasy a Of Si,e@se e lea u sA'"' Oh ' ''"s
ccssIy Of stte ~ tae age o. fT aigs Cork
IIaseiyr ~ me pece OF iswf,.gs >, si5sssalL
state Engineer and surveyor ia tac liaeo o. JohA
An Associate Judge OF Court Of Appeals in The Dac.
All Whose terms o. oace win expire the las: day .,
Senator ior the Fifth Senate District composed d IN.
llfth sixth. kphth ana Fourteenth wards q h, cy u
New;YorE all pas portion q the Fourth Ward Of said
Sy that ICES "thh ygs'eit tree, Chataam ssiset fsrk
eh1 h3s kye ~ tat portion Of he NiTa Ward d aid
BIeecEcr street ieroy srscf ,nl Min Rivor ceveraos
Island B,does Island ana Ens Island
te seventh Eleventh and Thirteenth Warts d the city d
c b s ana sa' P9S o. o. tona Ward q .ad
lSooscErlt street aud East River
York ali that portion Of the Fifteenth Ward n % Old H s
Eighteenth and Twentynrst Wards OF said city that lie,
Ml WY fourteenth street. 1hrteth STREET Third avenue
the seeSs %afa 49 Of Eshe Sa9S Pe no. Of
street ne cSnta Ward d sa1 city thai lies within Leroy
Tf street and North RIVER all that portion o. tie
ih, portion Of the Eg ig h5' iaI Ts 81
sfieot H,o5 hs lies wtn Fourteenth street Thrti,th
sSth T sirecl w5d q .al ely b5l lies within Twenty
''''Ni'th street, sixth and NOrth
Senator io' tho hlnth Senale District comnosel ., 81,
a. wtai,Oh OF inc Eighteenth Nlneteenfh ana Twenty
avene 80 ~, NJ ~ 81 NewY0rk that lllr east OF Thlfa
- senator for the Tenth senate D,st,ic oo,ns,, 81, -,
wy P9Ioh q tle INentieth 3a1 T~env.fr.t W,ts ~ ~.
VI r." YORK That lies within Tn rteth s. reaf y ge,
- ~ lil atthGe ana Eighth avenue: an tlat Dorto1
avenue ana all that portion the TweI,., a,4 i
tandaiIs Islands ' "'-"N'' "di' ana
- Senator for tho Eleventh Seaat, District cooses q,
ne JMeny-thlfd ana TWcniyfJurth W,rI. ~ ~, .,
Ut ~ OlA ana an that portion of Twelfth T,,e1tiah
ani IWeDty-sec0n1 wards " said civ tba ",.iteth
Ihueth street spuyen DuyU Greek Eighth a. enge an5
County and District officers also To BE- elected for SAT-,
Twentyfour Members of Assembly
\ l;eY-tpr 10 the place Jama, + Slevin
, Ju1g, oI court oi Common Pleas in place q, Caor,.
Igdge Of Court OF General Session., in plaeo o, Henri,
Two Justices Of the CIV cour. of yowyort f., ~.
place OF Charles J. N.irlas and Iafc....~ .' no
pointed by The Governor In place ~ Fi,r.i' IT, aD-
resigned all whose terms ~ Ollie. VIII eNpe on H. i,s
day OF December next. Respectfully yaurS | ''' '"''
D. WIILERS Deputy Secretary o, State
sHERIFFS OFFICE.
COUNTY COURT HOUSE.
certify the above Co De true copy " the election
notice, received by me this day from the Secretary .;
State.
JAMES A. FLACK
Sheriff OF the City ana County Of New.Ycrk
ment unless specially authorized 50 10 do.
JAMES 4. FLACK.
Sheriff o. the City and County u NewY rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17
A RESPONSIVE MARK Ell.
GOOD OUTLOOK HELPS STOChS.
DESPERATE BEAR" METHODS FAIL TO
CHECK THE RISE IN VALUES.
Rich d wesS Point
fnternI & CT N

SALES At THE STOCK ENcHANGE-AU"USrl TO-
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17

rpnE BOOK OF oPEN.NR SPORTS octave 500
L uagrs illustrated. The saniart auihO,iV on
American open-ar ADJUSTMENTS. Rules for sailing, SWIFT
ming ball playing, shooting horseback riing. &C. 49, "
full ii pof copy Published BY The Tribune New YORK.
entertaining and universally eomplmented LY the prs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17
rrRopEAN FINANCIAL MARKET

London Aug lG 4 p. m.-Atlautic aud Great Western
arst mortgage tru-tre' certificates 33+ Erie, ~
Mexican Ordinary. - u ST. Paul common, "a NewYor
Central. 40: Mexican Central. new per cent BONDS,
CO... Money. 2eG2af per cent 90 $780,. a.,
Paris adyices quote per cent fenies AZ 81 lc' 80
cenmes. for the account. , 49,,
TIN. amount o bullion gone into the Bank OF England
ON balance to-day j. 10 900 pounds. 10 "a
paris adyices quote per ienes az s. francs 30
cen ines for the account. $500,
Pari- aug. l3-'Thr weekly statement OF the Bank OF
France increase Of 443OOO francs III sod ana
| ESQ 900 francs In silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17

r,ent of 81 900 for purchased bonds and the
receipt OF SCI 600 for eXchange ON otler SmD-
Treasures TO-days operations covered: ~
ceipts s233,,s3j payments, s2,1O".5e WIN dd.
halances of 81 -, G45, Boo coin ana s@O,o4O,oD-
currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer az Washington re-
ceiyed to-day sl2S719 National bank notes Tor
redemption. -,
The customs receipts were s793,34l, and the
internal revenue receipts were S3l2.lIj.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in banks compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows
Net gold on SS 81 Inc sd$s9
Ne on hand .. sl,o82O7s slsa7,s2O Dec. sa,25s
Treasury vaults
H ns ceTacaie 800 soi o9s 500 Inc s4ot so
Deposits in banks. is,7OS.795 42,7is945 Inc 9@ls
Net cash balances $3.50 27s29 s2oO75l774 Inc si7S525
With moderate activity in the foreign en-
changes for to-morrow's mails tia enarket wss
weak. We revise quotations for actuai business
ms follows: Bankers bills at 81 ~ IL anu
a 81 "A for long and short sterling respectively;
French francs at $50 and BIZ l-2 reichmarkS
at "a 81 and % IA, and guilders at 40 l-S ana
40 l-2.
I'm London British consols were steady at
% l-l6 and % 81 8 respectively for money and
account The Bank of England gained l3oOo
pounds bullion on balance. Bar silver was sleauy
American railways were firm, almost DuOyant,
M figures relatively higher than concurrent home
At Paris French per cents sold at so30
and s527l-2 The weekly statement OF the BANK
of France shows gain OF 37,443,OOO francs gOhl,
and q gain Of $4,000 francs in silver
The lIomestalle Mining Company announces us
regular dividend. for July. payable by LounsOery
4 Co.. transfer agents. Mills Building. August 20.
Transfers close August 30 Total dividends to
date, si,43l .2j0.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.
fseo"i Sr Saq in 1us 45s 9SS 44s9SSS o
MILWAUKEE LAKE SHORE AND WESTERN
Second week In Aug. $3.50 @bo9So ~ -
TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY,
Second week in Aug. Tlf.Il5 S35'==9VV
Jan. | TO Aug. A.. -o5.-V' "o-f'Vt
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE.
F 1 week To- Ad IN 4us ss Sd9i 15asSsS 1tiS5i
UNION PACIFIC.
Whole System.
,fontb q, June 1883. 1889. Differences.
Gr1s, earnngs......s3 2O3.9G2 S3240 2s9 Inc SS53T
Operating expenses. t9G6s37 Lsl97l5 Dec l4'llO
Net eamnqs.......sI 2s7.I25 sL42o 81 Inc si5344o
IMPORTS OF DRY-GoODS At NtlW-NoRk.
rn Es &c b; , G:' l?:3 81 ess
Thrown on maiket.... 35Si,Gl1 3oG5S o9 2''l420
En- Si"Sf at 't t so o5a COS si5es a42 $3.50 92
Thrown Harktt s2}24 s''lo' 'Vo o"oI- '0-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17

RIVERSIDE. BAPTIST. CHURCH 9a1st, and 10Th.
ay".-Rey. EDWARD LOIN Will preach A. II q. M. ami
y. IA. Sunday-schOol at 80 Strangers welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17

ST GEORGES CHURCH. Stuyye.ant square. Rev
w = AiNnFOKD y. d.. Reror.-open ail sumner.
and sermon at H. Evening prayer and sermon az s.
Hearty service. Al welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17

RUTGERS RIVERSIDE CHURCH nresbYteran)
corner boulevard ANA West TSd-st Rev. ROBERT RUS.
SELL BOOTH, D. D., pastOr.--SerYtce at II 4. IA.
Preaching by he Rev. CHARLES y. CnAPGN Prayer.
ing, ut y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17

ST JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Nadisun-ayc and i26h-st. Dr. o. H. TIFFANY pn.for
Preaching by lscN TIlOs. Il. SMITH At 10 $50 A. M
aud T. M. \ cordial welcome 10 ALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

At SING SING CAMP MEETING.-TIoiy Ghost fire
has come unon the camp. Redeemed souls In Joyous ecstasy
Shouts Of glory nl the air. Peop, a. sln u'Rsr tne
nower Rev THOMAS HARRISON closes camp sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17

PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHU RCU. 73d.
It. and Ma1-onlNrScrylce tomorrow and through the
month OF August ~ II =. Rev ROBERT HUNTER
% Philadelphia, Ni preach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17

REV. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAINS Psyche Church"
receptions DocS-a1rt'-. Sunday nig!i-Md.nns sing
shro Flood Iamirel Fie Panic Revolution Robe.
splerlc Dca1t jackson! Falon, Parson Davies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17
NNIAN LINE L. g. and Royal Mail steamers
EoR nIIEEN SHOWN AND LIXERPOOL.
w HITE STAR LINE. ,,rnnoor

noykfkO H M 81 fGFNfiTED siAfS Nail STEAMERS.
sTcutonc Aug u, ,. IN. Ieutonc sept - nom M
Cermanlc Aug % : a. m Gelmtnc.. sent. 20, : D. M
iraTnic sep, 4. ! D. u. Brtannic...Oct . IL a. m
tAdratlc SEPT. II, a. M ! Adrialc Oct ., 80 a'n
From White Docs. foot Of West lOth-st
Second cabin these steamers Saloon rates 20
and Inward Second cabin. S35 aui upward accornls
10 steamer and location Of berth Excursion tickets ..
favorable terms Storage, so. Company'S once NJ
81 b'o'u"SS' No"' J. BRUCE IsMAy. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17

PARK AVENVE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH..
Stiih.s and Flk-ave.rfraoh 10 80 N.
!. =. SION Of This city and at 40 D. interest.
ing service conducted hy SCMANT NISIUN and wife.
converted Bahnin o India who viii appear in the COS
TUNES ot that county and viii speak OF the condition Of
mission work There. All az" invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17
.ToCKs.

SALES At THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND pr.
IkOLEUM EXCHANGE.
eTOCKs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17

CTATE LINE between New-Y York, Glasgow
- and Belfast lLarn"t with through dcke,s a. reduces
sTATE OF NEBRASKA T.. Thursily. August % .. m
Sr.-EE OF INDIANA Thur-t1r August ~ . 49,. y.
Cabin passage. Sj5 $50, according {, location OF sa
Excursion tickets. s65 10 $50 Storage Ticket -
and from Europe ~ lowest rates btoA pse'
foot OF Canal-sc, North RIVER.
For freight and passage apply 20 - A., =, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17

ST LUKEs METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
4lstst near Gth-ayc, key. b. s. Triple Pastor sun.
day school 80 n. Preaching II %. m PRAYER n,c"t.
In N"dnea laY evening o'clock. Ai cordially Invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17
Il ORDDEUTSCHER boyd IS. co

NEw.YOKK. SOUTH tMPTON AND BREMEN
Steamers sal from pier foot 2i-.t.. Hobohch
FAST ENPRESS STEAMERS. -
Vera sat- Aug H. 10 am. Traye We'd Aug. esI 80 an
saae. We'd, Aug 81 p m b9lde sat- Aug 81 a. M n
Flrst cabin as and upward berth according = 10
ration second Cabin, $50 an adult St,erage a. low
est rates OELRICHS CO.. No Bowling Green
NONpAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN'
" TIQUE FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE -.
ompapy's pier new No a. North River a. Of MOronss
A CHAMPAGNE. Boyer SATURDAY, August IL. . 80 am
Ia NORM ANDGE Golfer. saturday. Angus g. a. m
Ia CASCOGNH Slntciii. SUNDAY. August 81. a. III
A. FORGET General AGENT No, Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17

ment Of 81 10000 for purchased bonds and the
receipt Of 1913, 600 for exchange ON other SUD
Treasures TO-day's operations covered: K,-
CENTS. 81 331 S3j: payments. S2,j03,j21; with
balances Of 81 49, 745, $50 coin and $50, S45,o D2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17
Ocean Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE. u. S. Mail Steamships
~ NEW-YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
ss CITY OF KoALG Wel Aug s;o3 a. sep. IS oct 10.
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
From Pier II. North River. loot OF Leroy.st
DevOnla- Il, 10 a. EthiODia--Aug. 81 a m
ClFca,oa...-Aug. -. p. m. Anchora Sept. = D. IN
Rates OF passage 10
GLASGOW LONDONDERRY OF LIVERPOOL;
Cabin. $50 and 500 Second class: 500. Seerage $50.
Travellers Circular Letters OF Credit and Drafts foF
issued at lowest current rates.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Z BOWLING GREEN
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SHERIFFS OFFICE.
COUNTY COURT HOUSE. !
CITY AND COUNTY or NlW-YORK. Aug . 1890 (
certify the above 20 De q true copy " the election
notice, received by me this day from the Secretary 3;
State.
JAMES 4. FLACK
Sheriff OF the City and County ~ New-York
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Japan CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

s,eamcis leave san FIaucisco 2s follows;
,>-rc via tn. sdly September 10
FrrC o.. SatuId y. September %.
BFIGIC -.--- hdi Jay oci"DtF -
,p,pr- Tuesday, November s.
superbly Apponied-superIor Accomnoiauons
Reservations be made by letter or tersraph TO- ana
cabin plans SEEM 2s1 aud 3J9 Broadway, Ne"'hofA "
Room, II. R-Iioad building Sar Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD. Presdoni
# II GOODMAN. Genera Passenger Agent
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DIED NIAK LINZ,
Ia FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
neutrality-suspicious. PACKET co.

Z MISS
smptOn (LondOu) and Hamburg, By the twin screw
steamers or 10000 tons and l.. 800 horse power.
Augt-fA ia. Columbia. ~ SOD
REGULAR SERVICE 70 Plymouth (Iondon) Cher
bourg paris and Hamburg, also direct 70 Hamburg %
Bohemia. . .. M AU@s 40 Rhaeta. : Aug. "a
First cabin, $50 and upward; storage a. low rates
Steamers leave from Hamburg docks, Hoboken. n. j.
General Office 81 Rr0ad General Psssag. OfceI
Nav C. SCUURZ DIE C. r RiCHAED CO..
r. J. CORrIS. Mgr. 81 Broadway. N. Y
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ASSOCIATION BUILDING. 23is cor. shave
Rev LANES McIEOD ID. D.. OF indianapolis. sp.aks TO
young only SUNDAY, August Is. $3.50 p M on FRIEND
sI
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TwENTYTIuRD STREET BAPTIST CIIURcu
conner LeNn ltuuaN". Rev. THOMAS DIXON. III
rn,,9r-P1,ag 81 sunday by T." ROY GEo e. NEED.
Lorts Return Tho CMi,tan'- 'fuc Hop 'W,lfet
questions on BLl" subjects answered before sernons
Strangers aud young men specially Invited.
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NEw.YORK PORT SOCIETY'S MARINERS
CIIU I'll, corner Caiharne aud MadsO SIS. Rev SAM
CEL BoULT, Pastor Ia charge-M forming prayer meeting
30. Preaching. 10 20. Gospel and Soug Service 10
.. H. Prayer aud tmJnv meeting every evening dur
Ing The week 80 v clock All friends sailor
cordially Invited.