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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17
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EVANSVILLE Ind, Jan. i6-Riycf ., fcrt
luohc. and falling Weather cloudy
Tr1NHukG, Ia, Jan. i6.-Rlvcf rect inches
and Milling weather cloudy aud mild
WHEELING, " "a. Jan i6-ilivef 9 feet Q
inches ard stationary Weather cloudy.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Jan. i6.--Riyct ~ feet and rls.
ing Weather clear and pleasant Departed CITY
Of BATON RouE', New orleans
CINCINNATI o.. Jan. tG--Riycf u iect 10 inches
aud f.llinE HEAVY tain. Thermometer ils Night
-llivvf = icri luchr, and falling Weather fair.
Departed, Uiauitg ttats, Memphis
CAIRO. ~. Jan. tf..-Hiycf - feet I fnch and
rising. Weather cloudy and mild Arrived. Ohls,
Cincinuai,, 10 M, departed Ohio Mcmphs, I
a.m fuiuv city, New Orleans. am.
with feet inch 90 The falls and 10 feet inches
IN the canal Weather cloudy and faiuine. Night
River risng, with icct 2 1ohcs on the falls aud
10 let incAe, 10 ths csral Weather cloudy and
raining.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

A debutante's tea and reception Is
always an attractive affair." and society is
fond OF paying homage to the fair young
buds who knock az its doors. These
doors were flung wide open Yesterday
evening, when Mr.. and Mrs. g. W. Frazer
introduced their charnngyoung daughter,
Miss Phoebe. The house was beautifully
decorated with palms and flowers and
presented most attractive scene for so
fair setting. From to s the married
friends OF the host AMI hostess were enter
tanned, and between those hours crowd
Of guests poured through the parlors.
Supper was served in delightful
way and was one OF the attractive
features. After o O'Clock the younger ele-
ment assembled and danced the happy
hours away. No fairer entrance into So
ciety has been made by any dubutante for
years, and Miss Frazer promises to be
popular belle. She wore a handsome
gown OF white brocndc dircctoire and
proved charming hostess.
A pretty theater party graced the per-
Torrance OF "Nirginius" last night, and
the beauty and fashion OF the members
must have inspired the actors 10 perfect
presentation. The hostess was Miss Pearl
Nicely, who took the occasion TO honor n
number OF her friends. \ supper had
been enjoyed from to So'clock, so that
the entire party Immediately repaired to
the residence OF Col. g. w. Frazer and
spent the remainder Of the evening there.
The guests were Miss Louise Sneed and
Mr. John Morgan. Miss Pearl Nicely and
Mr.. Fred Myles, Miss Evelyn Brodie and
Mr.. Higginson, Miss May Hill and Mr.
William Snecd, Miss Katie Pumphrey and
Mr.. jim Nicely, Miss Helen Moore and
Mr.. Ike Watts.
This afternoon at $50 o'clock Miss Ma.
mic Savage and Mr.. 5. b. Cleveland will
be married at Calvary Church. No cards
have been issued.
On the 25th Mrs. G. G. Cowan will give
large theater party in honor OF her sister,
Mrs. q. III. Caldwell.
Miss Adele Davis, Of Cincinnati, Is the
guest Of Miss Robie Meicali, on Adams
| street.
a theater party will be rendered Miss
| Katie Smith next Monday night.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17

Tur M7Hph1 Medical Monthly for Janu.
AIRY makes its appearance in new and
handsomely engraved title, In heavy
script, incloscd in frame ~ otsmokc from
a lantern resting on the medical coat Of
arms, bearing tho l'send 1881. the letters
u. ;. A. being engraved on nm cntab.
laturc in the upper right hand corner.
The design is quito unique, and does
credit 10 one Of the hes Of the mcdical
monihlics that come 20 thi. Office.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17
Loon, Meteorological Report.

Memphis Signal Oncc ReporLl
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan l6 1852
n MGR. Time Bnr Temp nun.
nm. ... ............. 2gi2 $40 20
Maximum temperature, Gao minimum tompen-
turc. 500 Ate pm the river gauge read 2oS
change IN "A hours 90. Rainfall In the past q
hours i.7j.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17

\ nul was introduced In the Legislature
yesterday makingth the age oi consent for girls
fourteen years. TIM ArrE,L Is glad to see
this measure at last before the lawmakers
Of the state, but Il would suggest that six.
teen years would more nearly satisfy the
object had In view by H. A vote Of the
women Of the state would, We believe.
raise Il 10 those figures; but Il lch to Tnr
Atrial, We should say eighteen years
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17
THE INSIDE HISTORY
tho oeffcken. Morior Affnir--Tho
CAUSE OF tho Indictment.

OF tho NoHcEons MOTIor AHnIr--ThO
Cause Of tho Indictment
BERLIN, Jan. l6.-In accordance with a
command OF Emperor William, the
ReichoHscigr today publishes the indict.
mcnt that was found against Prof.
GcGckcn, In order that the people may
be enabled 10 form their own Judgment
regarding tho administration Of justice in
Germany Tho indictment states that
Prof. Gcilckcn extracted from the diary,
which contained 200 PAGES, and which
was conAdod 10 him by the late Emperor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17
,aeA.ea', Subscription TO the n,a,ana.

sir-Nour Jaskson correspondent fell
Into an error when he stated In his tel.
cgram Of Monday that Mcssn. Neal a
pcason, the Trenton lawyers who wrrc
employed by the city Of Jackson 10 siyo "a
legal opinion rs To the liability 81 that c.ty
upon her subscription 10 tho r,nr,.a,r
1uIi1nd Railway Company. dcc.jgd thtt
Co. Railway Company had disrcnrdrd
ta.I contract aud thereby rendered the
subscription void. Tho learned gentlemen
held that the subscription was void bc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17

MEMPHIS Tenn Jan. 10, 1850 il pm
Tho following information has been received from
the Chief Signal onlcer
Hoist cold wavc signal Temperature viii fall
about no. by so'clock am. January Is.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17

sary. May we not confidently hope that
these officials will be able TO suppress these
disturbances and bring the guilty to pun.
ishment?
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17

Tnr ArPEAL regrets 10 be called upon
TO publish this morning the failure OF the
Sheffield Coal, Iron and Railway Company.
No matter what the causes such an oc-
currcnco is to be regretted because II is
likely TO have wide spread effect,
dampening the ardor OF enterprising
men, in contiguous places especially.
Too much Of what is termed
boom" is no doubt at the bottom
Of IT, Even some men who have brains
enough TO have made fortunes canno, real.
izo that the mere existence OF coal and
iron by millions OF tons docsno constitute
wealth, and that the people arc rs essen
tial in the making OF cilies and towns an
houscA II is evident that the Sheffield
Coal, Iron and Railway Company, like
some others Of the projected cp'.-r Of
the coal and iron region OF a,.l.ml, n
too Ear ahead Of any promise OF population
for generation 10 como 10 DO healthy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17

Tur matter Of the publication 81 the
diary oi the late Emperor Frederick. and
The connection Of Minister Morior there.
with, Is likely to be fully aired within the
next few days, a. d, has been referred by
Prince Bismarck TO the Bundcsrath,
which has made Il the order for today
with view 10 the mos, complete inquiry.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17

SENATOR McpowEu, Of this County,
yesterday introduced bill IN the Icgis-
laiurc providing ior the Use by the Taxing
District Of back taxes due the city under
thc old municipal corporation. This is a
timely movement aud ono that is Just.
The new corporation having assumed the
debt Of the oil ono Is entitled TO lis assets.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17
Ihc Ahboll 40 nr .eni..

Ato O'Clock this morning, at tho Mem.
phis Thcatcr, the sale Of seats opens for
the Emma Abbott season Of grand English
opera, which begins Monday evening next
and continues during tho week, including
a popular matinee on Wednesday at popu.
lar priccs-95 cents, 30 cents and 20 cents,
aud grand Saturday matinee. As II Is
suro there will be rush for choice seats,
all should be on hand In good time that
selections may be made ~ rapidly and ~
fairly a. possible. s'ycn operas will be
produced Ia the eight performances, viz;
Norma" Monday 'Ihc Icomcn Of the
Guard. Tuesday and Saturday evenings.
Wednesday matinee, "Chimos Of Nor
mandy" "Wednesday evening, Rose Of
Cashier" "rrovaiotc' THURSDAY; "Ruy
BIAS, Friday, aud "Nlartha" nj the grand
Saturday matinee. ON these, two arr new
one wholly ~, "Tlic lcolnen of the
Guard, the other Rose 81 Castillo" be.
ing produced Cor the iint time In Mem
phis The casts throughout are the strong.
ct the Abbott comnsny affords. while the
chorus aud orchestra ac full aud pow
Criul
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17

The Balrl.Eyans contest case IN the
State supfcn, Cour, has been advanced
10 the head Of the docket
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17
ADJUSTMENTS
Memphis Theatcr.

"Virginius," Sheridan Knowles popu-
lar tragedy, was the attraction presented
last night by Frederick Warde and dra-
matte company. II is ine old play, full
OF high sounding phrases and lofty ideas,
now rather obsolete in dramas.
In the title role John Mccullough won
distinction; he was the typical Virginius.
lie looked the Roman, and has never been
equalled in the character Mr.. Warde
makes Mccullough his model. follows
closely his stage business and gives very
strong and certainly attractive impersona.
ton Of the heroic part. 1t is well
rounded aud Satisfactory performance
throughout.
The support was satisfactory. Miss Adele
Belgrade was pleasing and pretty rs Nir-
ginia and had correct conception Of the
role Mr.. Henderson as fciilus, Mr..
Weaver M Appius Claudius, Mr.. Hoyt as
Numatorius, Mr.. Dean rs Denlatus and
NJ. Barton rs Casius Claudius filed taeir
respective parts commercially. This even.
ing damon and Pythias" will 10 given
aud with n competent east OF characters.
The strongest attraction OF the engagement
VIII be- that oi Friday evening, The
Mountobank." II Is romantic play,
translated and adapted from the French oi
Dennory aud Fourier, and has been fro
qucnily played by eminent actors OF the
past generation, notably Mr.. Dillon. and
under the title Of "Hclphcgor." Many
y ar ago Mr.. Charles Pope appeared ia
iuc title role at the Memphis Thea,or
The aim Of the play Ia 10 show that
manly aud refined feeling, truth
aud honor may be found in a
condition Of life where few would
cundcsccnd TO look for them. That
the mounicbank who earns his hard living
boy the most ludicrous shams can M the
holy affections VI nature, resist temptation
and walk erect and independent In the
consciousness Of honesty and integrity.
The play is happy blending Of the pa
thclic romantic and humorous, and will
no doubt make n lasting impression upon
our thcltcr-gncrs. Mr. Warde, after ma
turc dclibcrtion, determined 10 add this
play 10 his repcrtory, aud had Il restored
10 10 original arrangement Of five acts.
It, production by him won immediate sue.
Gees. II will be- reproduced ut the Satur-
day matinee, saturday night Richard III.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17

This afternoon at $50 o'clock Miss Ma.
mic Savage and Mr.. 5. b. Cleveland will
be married at Calvary Church. No cards
have been issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-29
MINISTER DOUGLASS NOT DIS1IKED.
WHY THE KEARsARGE, AND NOT THE ossIPEE,
WILL CARRY HIM TO HAYTI.

washington. Sapt. % Special. -secretary Tracy
denies emphaticaly that Commander Kellogg, Of the
Osspee asked he relieved from the cOmmand of that
vessel because Minister Douglass 10 sail TO Hayu
on her. lie makes like denial respecting the report
that Commander Evans who succeeded Kellogg in
command reported tn, Osspees boilers out of repair
FOR a similar reason. " In regard TO Commander KEEL
lOGg," said the Secretary this morning, " other and
entirely different circumstances induced him to ask
10 be relieved from the command of the Ossipee Com
mander Evans wantcl 10 60 TO Haytl. and is still
anxious 10 60, and what S more IL not he but
Tie officer IN charge Of the Osspee's engines, who
reported her boilers 70 be in a bad COnd ton. Com
malder Evans insisted that she il seagOlng con-
ditiOn: buf a. a prtcauf iO AIRY measure sustained
the engineer and ordered the Kearsarge to be made
ready Tor similar duY. The orders detaching Com
nander Kellogg from the Osspee and directing Com
mander Evans 10 relieve him wer- made on eepiem-
Der 81, the day the OSpee ordered 10 prepare Tor
SEA ana before IL known that Minister Douglass
WAS 10 proceed 20 liayu on her. II was not until
The 24fh that her destination was made known, Dy
Official order ISSUED 10 comm ander EN ans"
IL well known III Naval cilcls that what secretary
Tracy calls other AID entirely different consdcTa-
iiOns7 did actuate Commander Kellogg In asking 10
he relieved. aud II Is also known thdl he made APP
pl eaton for detachment some time prior 10 the day
The order issied. the kearsarge will be ready
10 sal for Hayti on next Tuesday morning Navy
pepa tment Official is authority for the statement that
q Few officers Of the OSs pen made some objections
~ going 10 Hayt with Minister Douglass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-29

The old Bedford Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
at Bedford and Morton SITS, will be reopened this
morning. when the Rev. Dr. A. j. Palmer. the presiding
elder will preach. The pastor Of the church, the
Rev. Or. John j. Reed, will also take part in the days
exercises. The church building has been greatly
Improved this Stained glass windows have
taken the place OF the old ones while the walls have
been painted and frescoed, the asles have been
calpeted and the seats have been reCushioned A
brilliant Frinks circular gas uminator, lighted by
lngs will be held at 1920 a. M D. M, p. m. and
80 p. m. ~
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ERIE RAILWAY.
THE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND CHICAGO
And the only Line running It's
DINING CAR THROuGH TO CHICAGOl
DINING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAGO!
400 p. NJ. 600 p NJ. $50 p NJ


300 z. NJ, 500 2. NJ, s 80 p NJ
ALL SOLID EXPRESS TRAINS. AND EACH
TRAIN RUNS THROUGH To CHICAGO WITHOUT
GLANCE Oh ANY CLASo OF GALS.
Bowe Battery Place S and @ss
Ferries, NeTYGrk SSl and 1893 tpton;st BrookIyn io7
Ro6cksS; and New station Jersey CITY where Ticket;
s5set faI snd baggage SsaHsd
so' Isi esss local trains to i2 minutes esfer
NJ Every Day, Day Express, Pullman Buffet Drawing.
@ ESery Day New vesbulrd Limited via Mesdyls
Sa:a Dsg t4a Marco PLATA Hd sasVns
Ghicas .taCg chang ss9 rp aRs V1saSeed
@H Mr. E., For 24D EAST y T kaE,o
Falls Hamilton and Port Huron, solid Ealn 81 DAY
sS&ss e ESs :
aa Of Bay sy'c O and Ps sleeping
Orange SaSs e. CsiS3fs Ss,f2ps S ora
& . 81 e. i'1 B. T. $50 So
si e j SG5 8 ' 49, % t % 'l' ''1s
Sf sS5 So g. 4. e. t. '9 IS 4 90 3d. s.
ssS T. j, il 50 g. ss s'iSi ISL. sS ,S
hlaseT%S1 80 = s q 80
s. $,,S $ b. r j6 $50 The
Si;5fs e I'D a e. e "a: g. So s.
susd iss iec a. main line 80 sas
ar A5 I ,sd e M sSd DrS' rom ~'''
H's'iSs'f y EissSsJS Sa$ B. ~:
days. 8 l5, 80 80: T. 7;s9 and SIS a. "a,
30, 1. 4;45. 5gs 90 s:975, cas- s. 10 80. u.
Sundays. 15. 80. 80. 4, 30, Sis
Send In General Passenger Agent
" Suburban Homes with local timetables
w. ]. MURPHY, L. p. FARMER
General Supt General Passongor Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-29

The Lighter Union and Of the scows OF the
Street Cleaning Department came into collision they
were being towed in the North River opposite Pier
No If Yesterday and the lighter damaged -
badly that she sunk opposite Pier No. 30. Captain
Bauer and his c.ew escaped from tine lighter, and it
was said that no person was hurt by the coll SION
The lighter belonged to George GenS, of the Cotton
Exchange, and was loaded with lute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-29
TRIED TO ESCAPE AND WAS DROWYEp

Prosper Romero, Italian of No. lJs Princcst.,
became insane In November, 1853, and sent TO the
asylum Wards Island. On last Tuesday he ape1
by cutting the bars of his window and letting himself
down TO the ground with rope which he had male
by twisting up strips Of bcdcothlng. Evidently Inc
tired 10 swim away from the island and dDWned,
a. his body was washed ashore at williamsburg yester
d.x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-29
TRAINS FOR THE WEST.

TRAINS FOR THE WEST
Leave stations qos Of Des6lossss and Cortlandt sts
0 a. m Tie Celebrated NewYork and Chicago Limited,
the pioneer Of th os. Of eFT SS PSnS sse
Room sleeping Dnine observation ana smoking Cars
Chicago and Cincinnati ,,.. ,,...,,,, ,,..,o. ou,
3epng Cars Dns al 9T r sn 6u fi Sa 9t
except saturday FOR Chicago aud Toledo.
6 30 D. Western Espre's; with Pullman Xestbule
Chicago Cncinn1ti ana 81 Louis, daily. except satur
D. n. pacac Eypress with Pullman vestlbule Sleep.
Ing cars daily for Ptsburg. Chcago and Toledo daily,
For WlIiiam.p9rt, Lock Haven 100 a: m. 500 p. NJ
Cory and Erie a 500 3 M, connecting at Cory for
For loano3 200 po pot end - s3g Psh
90 il 100 a; m 90. 100 and 80 D. m sundays
p. and 20 GG % and ana the Soaih M Washington
e o of r s4s RT9F e1Ts d 6S g. S
ami daily with Dining Car, at 40 D. m, arrive
oo ana % az & co. r8q 6o g. al ana %
and y I g ns s M Sqniay az 90 10 10 J and
r E on Ds 3 car and G oae6
FOR 1 c y, dsSe Tg oS SP and 20 p
For Long Eranch Point re2sant ard int5meiat9 sa;
noon 10 20 aud 5 10 .. m on sunday, GAS
For 2 P G s9 NooS nS a ''SS RpFP
pos sna q 8y Booy M coaaect with all
trains a. jersey Gity r5 aiGrdIns speedy and direct
va betbr,sse 1ni Cor;Iand Streets Ferries as follows
ID 90 : 20. 100. 8 30 Q % Chicago Limited
Win DninsClr, aqd 10 Washington oLimit6ed). and
90 90 40 100 AMI 90 p. and u 10 night.
Acccumota On. II 10 a. ~ 4 40 and Z 100 p NJ n
a. m, 80. ! 90. 30 300 go 90 an and o 100
Trains leaving New-York daily except sunday, 100.
. ana II 10 a. m. l. ., 4, D. p. ~. and 10 m. and
40 n 3D. on Suudavs Trenton for Camden.
Ticket oAlccs Nos. /. 1875. SO and oi4 Broadway
.or How Sc and foot ~ De-brOsses ana COrtlandt sts
4 Contest and Brooklyn Annex station. foot Of Full
ton-st Brooklyn IS Hr1son.st, Hoboken; Station,
Jersey CITY: EmCianf Ticket once, Castle Garden.
Thu Nv. York Transfer Company will call for and check
CUNS T. PI-GU j. z. WOOD.
C.n,r.l Nranogrr General PaSSr Agent.
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Ocean Steamers.
w HlTE STAR LINE.

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERs'
Britannic. oct. 2, II Britannia oct 30, 10 a m
Adriat c =. Oct o. 80 a m 'AdrSsic q, p m
Germanc. oet. 20, y. 10 Germanc. Nov 90 p m.
From White star Dock. foot OF West 1Oth.st
Second cabin these steamers. Saloon rates, $50
and upward Second cabin s35 and upward sseordinS
fevoIabe tems sleerace, 92o; company,s one 10
~ Broadway, New.YOrk Philadelphia onice, 4Oo al
nut-st J. BRUCE ISMA1, Agent
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dse General Eastern once 2s5 Broadway.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, \. Y. c. &

WESr SHORE RAILROAD, \. !. {. q
w IL = K 4 CO.. Lessee leave West 42t,st
from loot o Jayst, n r Chicago Detroit London Ia
IS is 8 us ,. N. Toronto, IS m. 5:15 s;i5 p: m
Montreal caaaio Eat o 10 p r., Nagsrs aas syTa
a. m, 1913. .si5 p m. pn1 ga II go a m for Duca
= is . S5 GAP II 80 m; and {. 4. lis rs ? n;
Newbulg. 10 rs a. M; L 10 10: 90 o 80 III 40
Sleeping Cars Tor Buffalo NIAGARA Fals Toronto, Detroit
Chicago ana St Louis. daily. : Daily except Saur-
days Other trains daily except. sundays @ 3 Leave
Jersey CITY y r. r. station all 20 a m, 50 40 D. M
Uotokcn West Shore station. all go a. M % 30 2 m
For uckets. TIM tables nr i7iornlton, Apply at onees
foot IN Fult.r--t Ncv.NorN C's-97 3hi 5sS AID 0t2
and West shore station, lo9 u West 42i,st ald lqo on
baggage from hotels ami residences. c. l. LAMBERT.
General PASSENGER Agent VaoderbutaVe, N. T.
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APPEAL From 4 DECISION OF BISHOP 1UDDEy.

ArThAL fhOM DECISION OF BISHOP LUDDEN.
syracuse, " Y, sept 2s-The Rev. James l..
NeaSher, pastor of St. James, Church. ca enovla.
mas hled protest and appeal with AIchb! hop
CofrigaD In the matter Of Bishop T.udden ordering
his church open for the funeral Postmaster Andrew
Iaidis. The dead man Of the principal
prosecutors in the occlesia, zeal tFa of Father
AeaSher for alleged Irregularities IN the pirfom-
ance of his PASTORAL duties, and also the plaintiff
ID libel suit against the priest which pending.
rather Meagher declined to open the church to-day
Tor the flne al until the Rev. DR.. O'Hafa, in the
lame Of Bishop Lu1dcn, demanded IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-29

sponded TO yesterdays late home declines, and
ruled dull and STEADY. At Paris French per
cents were easier at $500.
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK.
IMPORTS or MERCHANDISE AT NEW.YoRR.
For the week 1881 1883. 1850
Dry goods ....... SO 40l.110 E2,7g21 04 s200s.79l
To nj for the week 80 900 $50 as 49, 10t s7a42
Previously reported. 344 95O.,4 3l54l7 90 3o55 L2OJ
Total since jan 1883 III 1851 01s COL s37G492 1913
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEwYORK.
For The week ...... al l67 4s4 SIS 3OS 81. 6S4
previously reported. 2626 1913 0.-S3111 81 3, 90
Total snce Jan. 1. 27i43937 $500 ~ s576Jl lac
EXPORTS OF SPECIE FROM NETWORK.
For tn week.. 1857 7G4 1914 $50 SiCt,7
Prevouly reported H. 2OJ 203 1928 90 Gl.32l f46
Total since Jan. l. s14s797 s2s.5 9ojl S0..7 3I4s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-29
y ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.

" FOOT OF LlBERTYST., NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF September 49, 1889.
90 m for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, wDkesbarre and scranton. Reading, Harrisburg
90 m. 70, Remington EastOn. Bethlehem. Allen
Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk, Wikesbsre. scrsn.
ton Reading Harrisburg Pottsvile, Tsmaqua shamokin.
:dt b. M Tor Pennington Taston. Bethlehem, Allen
town. Msuch Chunk Reading IIsrrsbuIg, Possvls etc.
80 p. m for FemingtOn, Lake hoPsScSng. "a s.on.
G GS ana M 20 Tor East62 BetRehe@ Xento%n Msueh
Chunk, Reading Harrisburg &C. On sundays at 80 Pm
For ksd hanf Long B eS A'9qry Pam 9csa
Sunday trains do stop Ocean Grove or Asbury Park
For Monmouth Beach. se ssg etc; a. 90 slS
For Atlantic highlands, VIA Matawan and Keypor.
For Lskewood Toms River and Barnegat. 90. 9 Is
P Atsntc &C CITY VincIand and Brdgeton. 100 M
r For Perth Amboy 90 90 rs. 10 80. II rs M
80. 100. 80, 100. elo. 80 D m Sundays 90.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
ing r R. and Baltimore and Ohio X r.. leave foot Of
For P5si ~ ia "a 80
= m SUNDAYS 80 . 80 m n. 50 80. SiS.
f For Baltin no 60 aad w.shinsseu daily. Ii 90
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-29
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SPECIFIC CURE OF DYSPEPSIA,
BRIGHTs DISEASE. DIABETES AND ALL KIDNEY
TROUBLE

BRIGHTS DISEASE, DIABETES AND ALL KIDNEY
TROUBLE.
THE LATE PROF. WILLARD PARKER. n. D,
NEW-Y0Rk:
BE sda Mineral Spring CO..
Having seen most happy results from the use Of
BETHESDA IN Diabetes and from reports which have
reached me- 1 wish would furnish supply Tor the
hospitals. WILLARD PARKER
Bet hesda saved life when was given up Dy phy-
seians 10 die. RT REV y. g. FULLER
Bishop Niagara Hamilton. Canadh
found relief within twenu-four houfs-compeIe cure
In three weck--frOm the Use % Hethcsdl.
HON. !. 4. Mon ASTEk
Proprietor frrcm1u's journal. New-Nork
1t proved as encaclous - It L. represented 20 be-
HON. JAS y. TlNEK.
Late ASST PostmasIeI-G eneial. Washington D. "