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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04

New Haven, Conn. Aug. (Spccial.-1he Ne"-IiaFeh
Company suspended OPP Iaons IN the factory iof
three Of the yaF has been satl ct ~
sufficient keep The operatives busy sN months
will bc thc books by september l.
The corporation Yale University has appointed the
Rev Charles Ray Palmer pastor 81 the North Confia-
caronal Church of Norwalk dcccutc 1, rpfe'at " III
the ceremonies 10 take place a. oxford. England 10 con
nccton with tho opening II Mansfield College October
II and 10 and he has been Invited 20 preach Ia the eha
Of the college on 81 the opening dave
c. r. Stevens OF Quinnpac. suburi, q New Haven
has been rewarded for his Hospitality b Injured uaNo''
the time Of the recent accident the ConSohaa'u
road by a check from the railroad company ana mana
somcly cngrossed se of resolutions from the Ia{hes9
brotherhood The brotherhood alsn ptc-entfi MI
stevenss daughter with q check FOR s2J
EX-Goycmor H. u. Bigeiow has resigned iie p''u'"''
Of the Merchants National Bank because his other Du-
ness Affairs occupy all his time. Nice-Prcsd"nt T. o.
hIcrslck VIII probably be elected M the yacanoJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04
STARTING ACROSS THE OCEAN,.
SOME OF THE PASSENGERS ON THE TRANS
ATLANTIC STEAMERS.

The exodus TO Europe yesterday swelled to unusu-
ally large proportions in comparison with that of
week ago The passenger lists of three of the ocean
greyhounds were long and included the names of some
llknown people. on La BOurgogne were Alex
andre, Miss VI. J.. Barrett, g. Topper Brown, Mrs.
Brown :. Babbil., Leuienant-Colonel C. Z. Belle,
Mrs Belle, John G. Bran, Mrs. Fecie Bernard Charles
H. Bailey. Mrs. Bailey, T. II. COudert. Mrs Coudert,
Miss Ccudert f. r. Coudert IT,. Eugene Colgate,
Mrs. Colgate Fernandez de Castro. Dr. Paul Giber,
Thomas l.. James. Horace Greeley Knowles Daniel W.
Lawrence, Mrs. Lawrence, Paul de Lussan. Captain
G. dc La Mata, the Rev. V. Manzon, the Rev. a. Mon
.reui, H. d. Pierce, Charles Louis Palms, DR.. George
j. o. Pfeiher, Count p. de la Porte, the Rev. +. A.
Tsyoiie' the Rev A T. Tournier Dc. Robert A. Wood,
Henry A. Weeks, Barlow s. Weeks
The Umbra carried W. H. Anderson. II. Andrews.
H. G. Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs c. Armstrong. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. s. Armstrong. l.. VI. Blackforl. Louis A. Bid
die, the Rev. ". p. Burke, y. II. Clement Mr. and
Mrs. John II. Chew, the Rev. and Mrs. John H. Ed
wards 4. NJ. FamswOrth the Rev. and Mrs Frank
A. Gulley, ID. g. Gardiner. Mr. and Mrs g. W Gay.
W. n. Golding DR. II. II. Gibson, W. II. Hutton,
John Hosy. r. n. Halter, Mr.. and Mrs
". T. Hart Or. VIII Jennings. C. D.
Long. Miss Long. Mr.. and Mrs. John II. LorImer.
Mr. and MIS-. ID. G. MacTae. NJ. J. OBrien L. Omar
Phelps. Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Peachey, the Rev DR.. NJ
Prochert, Miss Florence Rice, the Rev and Mrs w.
u. Richardson, Hugh Ronald Reid. Robert Rals,on Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Roberts, Or. and Mrs. L. ; Snow
Count s. Tokngawa, the Rev. G. A. Iron. b. T.
Thoms, Isaac s. Van voorbls, Mr.. and Mrs. c. d.
wsgstaf. Minister TO Persia +. s. Winston and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wags.af.
Among the passengers on the Fulda were Mr..
and Mrs. =. b. Aterbury. Miss Atterbury the Rev.
Ans0n H. Atierbury, Nr, and Mrs. Rudolph Albrecht,
Dr. Henry ". Albers, willard Parker Euter, Richard
Botting Richard l. Cunan, Dr. and Mrs. II. J. Els
ner, DIR. Henry Gunkel. Mrs. G. \. Hotchkiss Mr..
and Mrs. II. J. MOwry. J. W. Mcrtens W. i. Peters,
Miss Virginia c. Pope Ion Jose de Pedrosa, secre-
tsry Spanish Legation. Nine. de Pedrosa, Willard
Parker DR.. John i. Peters, Mr. and Mrs George
semler Louis Werner
Some of the passengers on the AnchoHa were
William Bowman, United states Consul at lien Tsin
ShiDai Edwin, Baldwin,, James Currie, Dr. George
,rasfom, Mrs Crawford, the Rev. }. j. COVER j,
~. Gleef, Mrs. Greer, David Harvey, Henry hague,
WEIGH " ~ 1900
=, The Gellert had DR.. ii. A. G.. Anderson Mr.. and
ats ~ e. Brenning, A. l.. COIN, Miss Belle iialsted,
ss Rev. Abraham strauss aud CAPTAIN +. ThOmisen.
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~ EW-YoRK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

passenger trains leave oot u Jayst as follows dFom
" 80 a. ~ for Mdictlwn. Post JervTs NoniieelS'
trSd,Ioe,nn Notwlch Utca RWe oneida. oswceO. de-
''. 55 M fof Campbell Hall. Lakes Aohonk and Min
W.iikl Vale. stafou-. StnnN FRA NJ llileown.
",luprh ElenVe. Nj Dale, Pittsburgh Hurley
vile Liberty w. w" eonnbri Hall Lakes Mobonk ana Mia
peS,.ka WlIibl' Valley stations Mdleiggn hossminS
burrh Tepyillc. Pot JsiN.N loEtecilV' i"ii'su'sh
Iiu.ir,ylc Liberty. Koekl9nd nm N,,.,,.,...
IL Ford. tamnbel liall, MldlletoWn
", min i,lrrh Wurt-hor0. EllenNlc
rs ~ H. fDr Mldi.town fail.6ursh Liberty, Han
- ,v,lton sidney, Norwich Utica Rome oneida
0seo Eeehester Suspension Bridge Chicago and points
wesf Reclining Chair Car free 20 suspension HfiagV'
40 !, u Saturdays only. Tor Campbell han Mldle
- Iirenxlle Pittsburgh. Liberty Rocklani
Sundays also n hiii.et'Nh 'paip uioukh. O"'''
trains daily except SUNDAY. , o,o..,,. a.. u..,h.
pullman Drawlngro0m seats am Sip'P.n IA sr
reserved ~ 3O7 Briadvay 90 =. w 8,. ~ v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04
Railroads.

NETWORK AND LONG ~ BRANGH RAIL;
GROVE AND ASBURY PARK, OCEAN BEACH.
sPRINdi LAKE AND POINT PLEASANT
Time table I'm effect July l. 1889. Trains leave New.
YORK foot Cortandt and Desbrosses sts 80, 10 10
a M 10 noon 30 10 eXpress). 40 express. except
Red Bank Z 20 express, 5lO, 700 D. m Sundays.
Qo ro 20 fSo3 Of 0 Selty 90 s15 30 II rs M
I 30 ; 80 8 80 express 100 4 80 lexpressl 5 80
tevnrresSl 10 n M. Sundays, 100 a. m, 90 p ~.
SUNDAY trains stop at Ocean Grove ana Asbury
Park n vrooD
RUFUS BLODGETT. j. WOOD
H. p BALDWIN. Genil Pass Agent c. L. K. OF n. J.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
4 TttE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMEKICA
PROTECTED TIIROUGHOOIn r. 6( IhE SrcCAr
,..rt-pI oCKING SWITCH AND BLOCk SlUNAh
IN SYSTEM
TRAINS FOR THE WEST.

lhAlNS TOIs III W A@"'A -
Leave S'a'0 On ami AMI alter june ao, Tl,os
plon q h,s eSs 81 SGe ' sieeSas pSns and
SMOKING Cars Lighted BY movable electric lights d1"
for Pitti9u;g Chicago aia uman Vcsbule Paror and
isde3ns Cars Dining Car from phadephia ani day XIV f
g 5ascps sid SlSnits er vs.pu.
fs@ls$ al a@f ,a asa' daily except s'o,'
Pa S ES S %sa Chicago and foedo ds
oS except Ss.gqiyr tSi G Haves 100 a. m
ZOE CORY aud Ere a. connecting at CORY '0'
For He6snoH. 100 a. M Zoo r. m, and 1? - ngas
For % NCris 10Y M co. 700 aud 40 p. Sundays.
SS;:Ii5 ami 10 zoo a. m, and 700 p m .w,.blne,on
L%sd z gmaa ra5qT 69ss ap G5 SA' 9
and daily win Dining ca,, at Sio p ,TiSi a GsS
To 20 ana % = 5s0 S 5@ s S3
NJ and i 40 n5 6 ani 1:oJ p M and l2l5
hight @ points on chei 6sss la1 o anG cosehe
3 'bTouSh. 3 70 =. m. dlily o.oo
For &9S: fF ar tSs sy % 'P' a1a m
For ,J asng Vi nRs aSEay ana AnSoy
saS s5 Is a. 10 H. and and 90 Sop A.
For og g @ o4 Nook VIA NoT ,g via Phs ,os
aud Norfolk Es1 o a. M Wv wdeday r.'' va
po2 2i i' Bo5RyS sSaes' VIII all t ,h 6gc.
FOE street FsFre i, ioIPw w
pi A. e T. $5,55s 4,
O.Up, ,SV, II 10 A. NJ 40 ant 90 D. N. sun.
6sy Fyrs,, 4 90 6 10 700 - Limit A. aat 10 a M
Peoib nis6t Accommodation. 100 z m; 40 .
daily. except SUNNY. at 90 ?
ana ii 10 a ~. . 4. 5 D. M ana 10 a. m; ana
~, ~ 1o,,cn. No, L. ass $40 and % Br aiwaY.
Tor orse ara foot OF D,sbos,es AMI Coftlaic a.
st. Ero,kyR; a. In So.,s n.nnh r. station Jersey
~ v., yrt Tr9rs' Company VIII call for ana check
baggage rom m, y. y, 30 - J. T.. WOOD
u, - =; General pass'P Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04

Commissioner GIoy appointed walter C. keech' oil
the With Assembly District an Inspector OF paving
yesterday at a salary Of $500. In place OF JoHh
Cockroft. resigned. The Commissioner also app@nied
John C. Bowling Of the AAIlld District, Inspector vi
sewers. an Office newly created The pay j. - poI
day. Both the appO.ntccs ere Tammany men,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04
-CATSKILL MOUNTAINS RIO

4 -CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. RONDOUT
-, aW hlNOsIoN, landing al Cran,ton's West
foinl an, Newburg. Marlboro. Milton Pouch.
seele Ec.ips c9ancet.ng with Ulster aud Delaware.
stony SloVe, catskl Mountain an1 Kaltersk Ra rOadS
The stoes amer StIA OF KINGSTON will leave Per as
foot us ".sl iOIh-SI every Tuesday and Thursday at
4 p ~ Saurlays al y. m, landing 0nlT Newbug
and fousnheepse connecting with evening train through
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~yFST SHORE RAILROAD, n. \. e; 81

INVEST SHORE RAILROAD. \. !. z d
stslOG NeyYoGe a. 0 9 Gaca sS"i Deso LSaasS,
iia@I 9 IS a NJ ,o,o. H. % s 81 M iS9iS sii
- no. noHtscal Canada East, - H. ! hagss
s syiacusc. Utica All principal nien, q AZ ~ one
si5 a.. oiS b m ,Sn3 a e. 1rsaEy
Sh5 z -. .o:55 4 20 r. M ana rs ss5 8 40.
80 =, ea la sj II 80 a ~ S!i5 D. m Draw
,nc ro"n car through 10 seTlloaa ,. c.,. ~ GAIA
AXE Ge.lfs II 10 a. r.. n Is a ~ '00' 0'''
wei axes Mohcnk Sid hn,e Ia, via Nsw,Pa Z M
IN ii $50 a. M. / p n satutlays PIN ~? "a ~
bIaWing Room Cai.to Kingston on 200 's Al ''' ''
(S s4s p W Iua'cr Grand Hotel Station. saa PhGc
rica Is 100 lol - 80 o ~; a. n 1p bhoenisla Nv
iet ka,:erskl AMI Mcunan icusj on 9iVo lN ~ '''
p s ara 3 9 cso p aai Mountain House station sha
room Cas- go ca,sk IL on la $50 and % s4' IN
tialms. e,...t,n oar. for RufaIo Niagara falis.
ToIoSo DeiicL Chicago d ana = L0 daily ssep
spsesy Leave 5sr'eyl o Sig p wa; sAd s ss
FL 20 Oh no. % $50 p m. Fol teke;s rmssi,anlsS
oS on ntsrmaon apply Oae.' Dr.okyn-sSs SSn
g. 7se Fultl Anrss on ss sss BroadNay 1911
R RSn.ry c y ari Psee Wet apa West sagss
ea fog! Of wee ca is ana cheeks BAGGAGE iro
hotels and fesiae"e' c. = LAMBERT.
Genera. Passenger Asent FaAasioAtss n T.
NJ FWPORT Nanagansett Pier, Watch Hill,
~ va SHORE LINE. Trains leave Grand Ceatfat
station for Newport at and 10 M l. aud ~ 40 y ~
n m Drawing room and sleening-cars
.. II. BRIGGS. Gen'l Pass -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04

Price, are FOR September delivery. sales INCLUDE oOUV
barrels Monday delivery az 90 cents
Refined oil was unchanged at 40 cents per eiilqn
in Ncw-YOrk and Philadelphia, and $50 cents III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04
CHASING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
TILE BANK STATEMENT.

saturday, Aug. o-p III
By the operations of the Ncw-fork Sub treasury
in the week ended last evening, which lhciudcd
the payment Of 81 ,O22 for purchased bonds
the New-Yorl banks lost S33s4l6 cash. Io-
DAYS hanl, statement of the weeks averages
shows IA gain Of Si24,50O cash. FOLLOWING ou,
estimate of a week ago. that the banks then held
81 ,OoO. 900 mere cash than the sum OF averages
rcported for that week, the last statement re-
fleets little net gain from ehe weeks interior
movements. and indicates cash holdings AT Ihe
close of business yesterday Of about s5OO,ooo
more cash than the sum given for the average.
The loans were contracted SO, 10000. Inc T.
duetion reported of S2,S10,4O0 III the deposits
is 5000 900 smaller than the decline the otler
changes call for The statement results III gnH
TO the surplus reserve of sl,l21,l 90, ana lea'IS
it at SS,216,1 49, against s2o,'oV"t1 August -
1888, and S6,922,55O August 70, 1851 ,-
Tho following are the comparative statements OF july -
and August .: ,o- ,rc,s2 differences
sssss 45j5iS$ sssjf sSS p;
Circulation " $4,000 1912 900 Dee 2s'oOo
The following shows relation between the to'ai It.
oe and the total deposits at respective dates:
fessS saad:is 4iisS5SS i$5soS DC l5 100
Total reserve slleHL5OO sllC,ss9ooo Inc. sl2i'Soo
' as deposits SsHio sa5425 1OOsa s25 Dec COO
surplu, . a. ,Os9,075 ss2lG175 Inc. si,i2''lOo
The Clearing House statement IS as follows :
For today: Exchanges, Sl06,394,3 @7; balances,
- 4ss,7S7 For the week: Exchanges, 800 -
Gao 6O7: balances S30,l 64,2o2
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
To-dav's stock market opened with drive al
tho values of Philadelphia and Reading and
Atchison. But the temper of the market was al
the other way and soon drove the raiders from rom
the floor But the market was dIil. Alchisou u
recovered 81 per cent, and Reading rose -
ner cent The Big Four common made an
additional advance of 81 per cent, Will; me
nreferred was firm at previous figures. All me
chesapeake and ohGs were firm win Ioiol L,g
ire tendency whenever any efforts are made to
purchase stocks The stocks are scarce ana only
come at advances. ...i.,.
rose TO ia IL and closed at ia. N"tohM
Lead sold up to "a, and Cotton OIL was strong
at above 53 H. -
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET
There was no business in Government bonds.
Quotations were steady as follows:
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Steamboats,.
ALBANY BOATS.
PEOPLES LINE.

A LBANY BOATS pEOpI F,S LINE
n steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave OId
Pier a. N H. foot OF Canal-sG, az D. daily (Sundays
oxceptcd. connecting az ALBANY with Z a m special
eNpreEss tos SAKAIOGA LAKE GEORGE sAIkNAO
LAhE ~ FApb SMITHS, and all poilts IN the ADIRON
DAChS, Leave brooklyn FuitOn-st., Annex at
p. m. Electric lights IN ali rooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04
,IAMBURG- AMERICAN PACKET CO

EXPREss SERVICE between New. .orS SCUM se9t y
ION I0ndonl and llambuTs, by ne new '"'' "
a!.Pners OF 10 GOO tons and 1900 horse poNc4 ..
Mail stolmcr HARMON a. "; AnsuSt, az i %
-. - AUGUSTA NlNIOHl 4. . Y ~, cher.
NprGUIAR SERVICE 20 Plymouth i ,naSmp;g 'He
% fI.rsl aud Hamburg also dirret 70 nc 20
V py : ,3l A. m Aug. ,. B'hrnHa !. !. toy ats
Fir. e5ee aay SY from Hamburg docks Iloboken M
General Office, "A broad ~ niCHARD & CO..
Nay &. SCHuHZ; DIR "a, iIn-,tiva AZ. \. \.
Il. J. COHTIs. Mgr Oh D'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04
NETWORK CENTRAL RAJ
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
THE GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
selected by the Government - the
p0ITTE 0F THE FAST MAIL.
THIS Is ALSO THE NIAGARA FALL, H 80 u
ALL TRAINS ARRIVE AND DEPAkL fhOM


GHf AM S5 EsEE4fS PS}RifI6S FROM
F1;Snss sai Is A%aIeGi y an'
the ONLY Tr9SA k ksHS N HFTPR y ssa
tsa Tt. Rochester Express. Wagner drawing cara
M Soe Lake George Ad5ondsc sw ,Ra M0e
GPigs sHd A9e 90 ST. ST. hban. va Central
J EAH0gS w EEB yEsP5nYESDs sEG
Of bullet snobngcar, dumgcar dawins-'sS he, Sni
BGdaog Sagn Sr FAILS r cleveland Toledo sisS;
arriving a Gec2gS 20 a 92 next day. Connects 6evs
nd columbus ana a. cEcnD coni EsssS:
compartment sleeping now IN seryiee Falls To-
rono Cleveland Cincinnati Indanap 9etT sprInas
tanandagua ana Rochester wagner dlnngcaf Ne~'fOf~
NswY N%s,s and EGr5hsIGg hAge s
ss. a65 and Csd@sIi Lssc Georas u,,o, RIM,
on SAT ssIuPda vs. Say composed cxoluSy q wssSsS
Hu9Gt S%oAi m ana ssldosa ' with Wagner drawing
room sFI 70 SaaSSa Albany and Troy Con-
R Ps;. for on Y 4R5afs wagner car
p as 6eaG cHcnD3 and !io st. B Lays f. f.
press foE NossS fai n baO ifndsnapo ST fouls
Detroit and with Wagner ves0aed sleeping aud
T99g.aSa I.9an a9 no ago E1PIf.
a a cs ad sN6th9fn Railroad daily except
6l5 p M cS SGs2 yyacuse, and Syracuse 70
canandagua Through seeping'caf NewioFk 10 0'''si'
40 u D. ~ Montreal Adirondack End Sapsndagdse
Express Wagner seepings daily to Norn Sis con-
SecSe at Pas6urg with peror eSy for sslaaa
h a Montreal Via Houses Point and va 81 AD's'
and Capau1agua aally eAeop
M SPECIAL MAI! Limited sEg siye ss IN
AZ m Fast Night EypFess for Rocne,tei buas,o'
NIAGARA Fails Toronto Cleveland Gi9snnaa sanlnssal
O. i.1uiS 80 10 Clnanda GA sundays Only m
- rldnight Tor Saratoga, Adohaaess Gun innuss,tys
Island 10 connection With TRAN leaving satuE nsny
VI ,r,tnS F,r the North aud West -,- -. -
Tickets and space n oo "a and Az Bfosdway
- PARK Pace l BaeTy Place ss ~gst i2Sth, d "a
II,H. sp1 59s bedford f. D., Brooklyn
Westcott's Express calls ioF ain S"eSN' Nsse's' 'A
hotels or residences. 80, a,n, crod.v Gan Al
13oth.st. station, New OK.
FOR THE BERKSHIRE HILLS - s,,,
EAST -plITSFIFI.D AND NORTH ADAMS ePE
CItfS WHY elegant Wagner Drawn room 81 s.
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,n,pAcNIE GENERALE TRANsATLAN-
n 0RDDECTSc iIHR Lk 70 d . r.. ~.

n nHI1IJII 7 - III.IN IsIFV =
~ SHORT ROUTE TO llONDDA.,r,,rN
l. ,ryv.yoVk SOUTHAMPTON AND .ssl-Ni-N
4'siean'efs sal rom pier r. -l,,s,.',, i'"DoN''"
-'''" FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS - 80 -
~ WI An = ~ m Wcria..Sat. Aug ~ ~ h'ui'
AnsI' -, Ang 10 8 b. m. saalc Wei. Aug. ~ pun,
fnt. a. tng IA y am. Fms sat. Aug - y IT,
~ nr.t cabin as ami upwari iti, a'cI ~" law.
i.'' S.~.nI Cabin $50 adult ~ crag q. Nv"
cation, oFIRICiis Co. No , Bowilns brreh'
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Ycsterday.T To-day
yes.ariay.TO-dal

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Eosion August 3. 1889.
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LINE.

NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL via oUEENSIo"N'
FAST EMPRESS MAIL SERVICE % , m.
- 10 q H. M jmbrtAu ~, % D. H.
Serys Az Az 10 % m. Scr, sept Z 3 p w.
EttuJld " no % 4 u. m Gaa sept II, q ~ o. ~
Aursnia' q - - a. H. FtFuria. sept 4 A. ~
81 nasace 800 $50 and 500 Inctmed.ae' sS
49, ,ickers 10 and from all parts ol LuIVlp -.
nw rates For freight ani passage Apply l" 's '''
ONCE AvnF2EENoN H. BRowN Co. General Agents
O,o,,D,cNfE GFNERALE TRANSATLAN-
4 O'"i ;TrtoifE FRENCH LINE TO HANRE 81,
O,v, i,ss tncwi ~. ~ North River r. u Morton -"
n lGN h a. Juu-.cill Sltu d1y AuEtt ~ 49,
-. I'll NfpNGNF. Bower saturday Auiu ~ 90" '
Il NoKWANDIE Color. .Satlrl1y Ausu, - re N 49,
IN FoRGFT General Agent No. LOWING "'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04
THIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of Cortlandt and
Desbrosses SIS. as follows; ,.....o,,o,o ,,otr.s
a. M for Geneva Lyons Enira i'ochesger Iou'ao
and the West ana principal local points IAslf Cur U
LYONS aud Pumap car TO SUSPENSION BIlase. ,,h.t.
- III A m for ElmiIa and intermediate points Chalr
car To Maueh Chunk. ,-.---..,,... ..t.,.
N1 D. M for Tunkhannock and intermediate points;
TunkhanuOek. Connection To Reading and
Harrisburg. r.,, , ,.,o,rot int -,rodi,to ,ot,.s
Chair car l.. Il. Junction and pullman sleeper 10
4 20 D. IN for SlaIneton and intermediate points,
40 D. III Tor Mauch Chunk ana Intermediate points
y D. m FOR Geneva, lyons. ElmiIa, Rochester Buhaio
aud Ike Nest pullman sleeper Lyons aud SUSPENSION
Bridge 8, - , >, .,d 40
n M connect for all points In MahanOy and Hazeton
0V'' 'N7' SUNDAY TRAINS
s A. N. for Mauch Chunk, Hazleton ana lhIermedia1o
40 p m for Mauch Chunk and ntermediate points
n m. Geneva, Lyons, Eimlra Rochester buuaO
and the West Pullman sleeper Lyons ana Suspension
BIdgc. - AL no- n-aaaraz
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baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD,
ID Fatt Txnress trains via PHILADELPHIA, 70
BAtT TT 9,o WASl iE5 dd44iNtAao,
pNiTtfMkN OAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
Leave NEW YORK foot OF LSe 6 e. tol0w''
For GiNGfNSATI sT LoTIS6 20 IA 100 p ~. ~
I 1or AZ D. IA 80 D. m, 10 p. M, 80 p M
70 o6 miinigh, sunday, $3.50 a. M 49, 2;So' S'l''
500 D. M 10 90 midnight ,-,. ,o, . = :
Ai trains stop Chester and wilmington except $40
For For Tickets and Pullman Car, Space call g. B. o.
Ticket 0Gices u. 2C1. 415 and LAO Broadway or az
st'og E o Tragsfer Company win call for and check
baggage from hotel OF resldchce crr.c y cCrrrr
j. r.. ODELL eon,i psss Agen,
General Manager nSl 4 l SsS. TA-.,--
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THE PETROLEUM NARhEI.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Yesterdays crude certificate market was OF the
ordinary halfholday character Trading was light
and prices ruled simply steady with scarcely vaTia
lion The field news was bcaIsh, cOmpafaiiNcy
speaking but II tanned nothing TO excite sOicitu"'
The marlIct clO cl dun and steady.
The range OF prices and the total dealings "eFo d.
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4 FALL RIVER LfNE.-FOR BOSTON
~. NEWPORT. FALL RIVER PROVIDENCE. AMI
DOUBLE SUMMER SERVICE.

DOUBLE SUMMER SERVICE.
-Four steamers In cCmmiss.on-PURITAN
PILGRIM, PROVIDENCE, and OLD COLONY
Spiendll orchestra attached 20 each vessel
Leave NvwYOrS from Pies % n L. tod Mol foot
Of Nurfay-st.. f0!Ows. "
> 30 p. EL-for Fall River direct connecting with
Express taln due Boston 80 ~.
6;l2 D. m-tot Newport and Fall River. due Newport
about 40 ran River, a. m, connecting with express
tIain que Boston o Oj q. M
SUNDAYS, leave Naw-YOrk at 5 80 D. N. for ell
points Returning leave Boston D. m
Connection by Annex boat daily from Brooklyn D. m.
Jersey Civ, A y N. Tickets AMI stategoOms may Vi
oLtainea ~ \. y; az 100 Equitable Arcadei, col, 800
7l3, 81 O3I and 323 Broa1way; Ito 0h-lve 2G4
West l2o'hsL and 1874 East i2jth-st 1913 Bowery Astor
and steamers. 49,
Send Aye cents IN stamps 70 p 0. Box 452 N Y. 70,
grim Land IN illustgated book OF nearly 100 pages
A TROY BOATS, SARATOGA and CITY
11,on,o t ~ leave Pier 49, y r., 2i pier above
steamer touches at Albany
~ ORWlCH LINE.-For Boston, Worcester
- New-Lon1on. NOsEich Watch Hil Block Island
Greenport, Shelter l-land Sag llrbor White Mountains
all ponts North ana Eat Steamers leave Pier 40 Told
NUMBER, n: H., foot Wattsst. (neXt pier above Dess
brossesht Ferry daily SUNDAYS cNccpteI at 80 D.
Tickets ana stat Rooms secured principal ticket Offices
In N. y ana Br1nklyn, COmpaly's Office 3iT Broadway
and at .cf 10, n. r. WcstcOts Express will for
9d check baggage from hotels ana residences.
GEO. w. BRADY. Agent
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HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY pow
i ELL. for West Point. Newburg. Poughkcepsie
IIondout ana Kingston landing CIanstoD's. Cornwall
New Hamburg, Milton, and Hyde Par1.
Leaves AT TisD leaves ONE HOUR EkRiER r Ill.,
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NEW LINE TO ouo,, D,rrrNopr
VIA CFNTRAL II. r. OF NEW-JERSEH
" PiIIIA AND READING r. II
and BALTIMORE AND OHIO L.. H. ,,.
SOLID Trains-No Transfer Ne E1Ta ERE Sr t9St me-

caya station Central Raroai OF New-Jersey.
foot LeSryan;t ana baltimore 80 II M
IN 10 f5.5 y. NJ. II night sundays, Q 'oO d. Ill
az so ans, 3 D. m II nlSht:., . -
XII trains SOD a. Chester and Win nson except $40
p For E philadelphia alta 20, 30 30 II m 49,
80 si5 go % 80 p 2" &? a6 6iShG fs4 SisGt
fcScIs and aTor eat, c93 be pgeHrs1 a. ~ 81
VI, ~ st. i32 East 125h.st, New-fork Courtst
$50 Fu29t T y9 COMPANY vii call check
haeGage from hotel or residence
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} ROyIDENCE LINE FOR BOSTON, PROV

u RONIDENCE LINE FOR BOSTON, PROV
Il IDENCE, WORCESTER. aQd AL points East. Most
direct route for WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS. Limited
White Mountain Express with parer cars leaving direct
from steamer wharf for Fabyans and intermediate points
Steamers CONNECTICUT and MASSACHUSETTS leave
Pier %. n. r., foot Of Warren st., at 80 daily
except Sunday connecting at wharf with express train for
boston. Tickets and satcrooms secured az principal
tickle. Offices in New-YoFk and Brooklyn at all offices
New Transfer Coz who will call for and check bag
gaze from hotels or residences Send p. o. Box 3011
for Excursion Book. which will be mailed free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04

FOR THE BERKSHIRE HILLS snr,
FAST PlTTSFiELD AND NORTH ADAMs PHI
cr Is WIZ elegant Wagner DrawIng-FuOm cart v,Frsa
BE-, tte y6out change leave Grant Central sslgn
NJ, Harlem Division daily. except Sun1ayn :, ~ 10 j. ~
> 40 "A m, Fast superior sefNlL..-,s
IOlIN n. TOUCES, oEOlJ, ~. .. 70. ant
General superintendent Dehl T-Ss"s'
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Nj AINE STEAMSHIP CO.-Ony Direct Line
winthrop every Wed, str Eeanora every sa Connect Ct
Bar Harror, old Orchard Poland Springs. White MIS-
Iastpor st. John y. b. and all Eastern summer resorts
For freight passage apply Pier 3s f. H. HALL, Agt
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THE GENERAL LIST.
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SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc.
fBOLEUM EXCHANGE,
STOCKS