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WHEN the Democrats turned the
reins of government over to the Re
publicans twenty-eight years ago,
they turned over with it civil war
which cost the nation millions in
treasure and thousands upon thou.
sands OF the lives Of its people. 1t
now looks very much as if the RI
publicans, on again receiving the
control OF the government from the
Democratic party. had inherited a
war with Germany with it. From
the close Of the civil war, which
was carried to successful culmina.
ton under Republican rule, until
the party went out Of power, this
government was at peace with ali
nations of the world, while during
four brief Years Of Democratic rule,
The Arizona champion., 1889-03-16
win Not Sell ou. Cheap.

The duke OF Edinburgh wants $500, 900
for his rcversionary rights in the duchy of
Sake Coburg- -Gotha.
The Arizona champion., 1889-03-16

The Santa te Herald, u New
Mexico democratic paper, has sus-
pended publication.
The Arizona champion., 1889-03-16

II Is said that about 100000 crowns
yearly are sent home to the fatherland by
Bwetlea dwelling In America.
The Arizona champion., 1889-03-16

SENATOR STEWART of Nevada, has
written to friend in this territory
that he is in favor of the early ad.
mis.icn of New Mexico as a state,
he also says: "The most important
objection that l Bee to it is the fact
that the English language is not
taught in the common schools. The
only way to make American citi-
zens Is to teach the youth the En-
ghah language, SO that they will
think and talk in the common
tongue OF the United States. |
hope the people of New Mexico will
see the importance of a change in
this respect,--Albuquerque Citizen.
The Arizona champion., 1889-03-16

ALBUouERQUE, N. NJ, win hold
its city election April I'd.
The Arizona champion., 1889-03-16

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated by the Legislature in
1868, for Educational and Charitable
purposes, and its franchise made pari
of the present Stale Constitution, in
1879, by an overwhelming popular vote
Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take
place Semi>Annually, June and Decem-
berl, and its GRAND SINGLE NUN
PER DRAWINGS take place in each
Of the other ten months Of the year, and
are all drawn in public. at the Academy
Of Music, New Orleans. La.
The Arizona champion., 1889-03-16

there have arisen complications
with four different nations, one of
which, as stated, may result in war.
The Arizona champion., 1889-03-16
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS.
fot Inrss'lty Of its Drawings, and
Prompt paymsnr CT Prizes.
Attested as Follows:

Attested as Follows:
"Wt do Asre(y eerIitr Mnf are Snte,vise
Ire arrangements for aHMc Momfhly ana
Semi. Annn0l Drawings efhAe ionisiana
STATE L0ne,y Company, ami ~ .hrryon
HYanagt and control lie Dva50ingS them.
Se!a'rS, ana that tie sanie are co01iHefcd
17h honery, fai,nSss, and in good fa'M
tOaoaya ali p9. Hss, aaI az anlhcrise Me
Company 10 ne MiJ :e,1iE6fI., soih fac
TWilSS Of eur Sisna!U.s af%tA1a, ~ IFS
X.s,l;rcy,s;,Is "
The Arizona champion., 1889-03-16
A CALIFORNIA DISCOVERY.

The parasites, of which we give cut below,
discovered by US, are the direct cause OF
Gatarrh and Consumption, also many other
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-10-11

the shell, produce an irritation Of ths
tissue which causes the deposit of pearlv
matter around them for the oysters pro.
lection. This matter is deposited layer
after layer until the pearl is formed. Bv
the artificial introduction of finty
particles pearls can be made to grow.
The Chinese in this manner compel a
certain kind of fresh water mussel to pro-
duce pearls in great numbers, though of
small size. Sometimes they introduce
diminutive images of their gods and
other things within the shells and have
them turned into pearls by a sort of oyster
plate process"
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-10-11

The Colunbians Of Central America
are naturally a restless people. There is
no country on earth where the spirit Of
patriotism is more highly developed, or
where politics is the occupation of so
large portion of the population. They
were the first to rebel against the authority
of Spain, and under the leadership Of
Bolivar the first to establish their in
dependence. Eighty-tive per cent. of the
inhabitants are ignorant, submissive
poems, of the aboriginal or mixed nativity,
who care very little who govern them, or
in what manner they are governed; but
they make good soldiers, and are willing
to fight under one leader, and for one
principle, as for another. They are
Obedient to the commands of their officers,
and being fond of activity and excite
ment, reckless of their own lives, and re-
gardless Of the lives of Others, can always
be relied upon to create as much dis
turbance and cause as much disaster as
possible whenever the orders are given.
The remaining fifteen per cent. of the
population are to large degree highly
educated men, and most of them make
politics more or less Of {. profession.
With the exception Of Peru, which is
populated largely by race OF slaves, the
other South American. republics seem to
be doing better. Chill and the Argen-
tine Republic especially are developing
at a wonderful rate and when their re-
representatives. come to the North and
South American Congress this fall they
will be able to make a showing that viii
open our eyes.-Atyanta Constituti0n.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-10-11
Branding Bees.

The general term Of the Supreme Court
IN the central part of New York State has
decided that it is trespass for bees to go
upon lands not belonging to their owner.
This may be good law, but the wonder is
how this law is to be carried out. 1t per-
haps will offer a new field for the rubber
stamp men to affix the owners initials to
the bees feet, or Mr.. Edison might in
vent some electrical appliance by which
trespassing bees could be made to leave
their mark, or nature, perhaps, would be
sufficient if the bees would notify the
owner of the land where the trespass is
committed by presenting their business
end as a sort of a card of Identification,
American ANALYST.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-10-11
FREEDOMS FLOWER.
merry England proundly rear

'~I1et merry England proundly rear
Her blended roses bought so dear,
And Scotland bind her bonnet blue
With heath and harebell dipped in dew;
On favored Erin's crest be seen
The flower she loves of emerald green"
But ours, this new land of the West,
What emblem blossom suits it beste
No fragile nursing of the spring,
No dainty, garden nurtured thing;
But clad in sunshine glad and strong,
Self-sown, upspringing from the sod,
And scattered wide and lasting long,
Is Freedoms flower, the Golden-Rod.
High on the mountain crag it blooms;
The salt wind shakes its yellow plumes;
And with its countless flowers behold
The prairie CLEANS sea of gold
While lonely nook and sterile place
Grow lovely with its waving grace.
Free, free, we gather it at will,
And leave each roadside shining still!
And brave its blossoms, needing not
Though storms beat wild or suns burn hot
Alike to all its flowers belong;
Through all the land it decks the sod;
1t bids our hearts 'be glad; be strOng;"
It's Freedoms flower, the Golden-Rod.
Marian Douglas, an Ha1per's Bazd1
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-10-11
SELECT SIFTINGS.

The city of New York has 900 Sunday
schools
The Queen of England makes her own
tea when travelling.
About %, 900, 600 letters pass yearly
between the United Kingdom and North
America.
Athens Ga, has COW that walked on
the cross ties over a trestle 65 feet high
and $50 yards long.
Nearly every vessel cleared from San
Diego, Cal, nowadays carries from ten 10
eleven tons of honey.
The Florida State Board of Health re-
quires all cities of 10000 inhabitants to
dispose of refuse by cremation.
Four million shoe boxes were used by
New England manufacturers last year
They cost from 25 to so cents each.
There are 80, 900 benefit and burial
clubs registered in England and Wales,
with funds which amount to Sl55, 000,-
900.
When petroleum was first discovered in
the United States it was bottled and sold
for medicinal purposes under the name of
rock OIL.
Frances production and consumption
of milk amount every year to l, $50, 600,
900 gallons. which is three times in excess
of the production of wine.
A we'll recently found near Pittsburg
delivers fresh water, salt water, and
gas at the same time. There arc two
castings, one within the other
Within the last few weeks more than
so, 600 acres have been bought in the
Bahamas by British and American cap
italists, to be devoted to raising sisal
hemp.
The Society for the Prevention of Cru
city to Animals intends prosecuting all
householders in London who go to the
seaside or elsewhere, leaving their cats to
starve in the streets.
A curious feature of the artificial teeth
industry is the variety Of color required
for different countries. Canada, for in
stance, demands teeth Of snowy white
ness, South America those of yellow
color, and China only black teeth.
A San Diego grocer kept fine maltcso
cat to kill off rats. One night he was at
tackled by GRANT tarantuia and was
found dead the next morning. The
tarantula was subsequently captured and
is now on exhibition. 1t is four inches
long.
A German paper publishes statistics
showing an uninterrupted growth of
Socialism. Berlin in 1882 contained
twenty-four Socialist societies; now it
contains over 100. Bavaria in 1886 had
1921 societies, with $1,000 members
1t now has 1000 societies, with 122, 600
members.
A London shoemaker has invented a
boot to make small people appear tall.
The invention is an odd and ingenious
one. Instead of lacking six inches onto
persons heel, a pair of entirely false
feet made of cork are put into the shoes
When the wearer gets into them he OF
she is raised according to the inches of
cork. OF course, in this invention the
original foot is made to combine with
the cork one under the leather in such
manner that the line of dcmarCatiOn is
not perceptible.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-10-11

and withdrew to town on plea OF sudden
business.
The news soon reached Dorothy's ear.
II have not re used him, ;" she said aloud;
mot even that satisfaction is mine, ," she
said to herself-''nor ever will be. 1t
was only the might have been"
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-10-11

In Japan there are nine principal
Buddhists sects with 70, 907 temples AID
SO, $50 priests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool July 81 p. m.-Cotton-Futures closed
steady; American Mli1ung. Low Mlddling clause August
deliyeEy lOCld sellers August and sePtember delivery
sellers october and November delivery 30-Gd buyers
November aud December deliveries. 3J-04d sellers De.
cembcr AMI January delivery 3i64d value January and
Felfuary delivery 3iGid value February and March
delivery, 34-Gh buyers; September delivery, 6 964d
sellers
Galveston. July 31.-Cotton quiet; Mldlling, Low
Mi1dling, lO3 Good Ordinary o. net aud gross re-
ceipts 6 balcs stock. ia bales.
Norfolk. July 3l.-COttOn steady: Nid1llng, II eX-
ports coa-twi-c bales; stocks acuaD bales; ne6
receipts since September 1, 19i bales.
savannah. July 31.-Cottou nominal Miidllng, 10as
Low Mdtlng SO Good Ordinary, 9ls net and gross
receipt bales .1e' NIe.i STOCK OoS , naTs. :,
Low Mdlng. 10i, Good Ordinary. 90 net receipts,
- bales; receipts 3S4 bales exports cOastwise
SIS bales sales. 80 bales; stock, IL, 391 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. July 31.-Coton dull midiling li1sc.
- uet ana strady Whcat-SOuthern quiet but nfn
FWU s0GS7c; Lone6erry, s2dsse; No sG@c steamer.
Western nuiet and firm No. winter rel spot SUI
AGust SGD S3S4c; September, s3'4 as3i2c october,
Co: DeccmDer s5J.c. Com-Southern quiet but INN
SciIa SO02c: yellow, A5Q47c; Western nflneri :nNcI
SPOT 45c; August 482a iSSscj septembep 4Sa,g4S''f
0rtober 44.c bid steamer, doc Oat,-bnst Biduc' il
banana mixed PLENTIFUL Western white $685. pc DO
mixed. 20aSlc. Rye hrm 5Qe62c: Lap" Pro ii.r
ions dull Butter steady; creamery, 10 al02ci -fEs'
nrm fresh 13al8ac. Petroleum steady Islltl,
soft sac Copper steady refined, 1oi4alO4c treighs
10 IIyerpool per steamer steady grain, per DuAI -
Cork for orders. August. 4sa4s "a lteceptsLhoGI
10 900 bbs wheat $1,000 bush corn, 1900 busA Va
900 hush rye coo bush. shipmentsFlour, coo bbls
wheat 1000 bush corn. 900 bush Sacs-N neat
l3l 600 bush corn, 1000 bush 5000 - E.,
Chicago July 3i.'rhe lealing futures ranged a. Ioi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
The Treasury purchased 5000 per cents at

The Treasury purchased $500 per cents at
1923 and 81 600 4 l-2 per cents at 06 90
State issues were neglected. small amount
Of Alabamas, Class A. sold at Oh Ia 81 city
bank stocks. America sold 90 al 1872, North
America (l0) 1T 1872, and Merchants Exchange
lsj at 1870. Auction sales of several issues viii
be found reported below.
The general bond market was only moderately
active Chesapeake and Ohio new 5s were firm
at OF Ia. Denver and Rio Grande Western first
assented rose to 80 30. New-YorK, Susquehanna
and Western % active at 90 3-sai 90 l-s.
Richmond and Allegheny first receipts rose 10
60 l-2, and the seconds TO "a l-2 Wheeling and
Lake Erie frsts sold up 10 / 90 l-2. Pennsylvania
and Reading 4 were easier at 90 l-2ayO 5-S, and
the first rs steady at about 50 Is Ref
The money market WAS oVerSupplied az .
per cent and exceptionally at : per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day WAS as
follows: Exchanges Se2,l 25,024 balances,
s4356,550.
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor 10 the
Clearing House s545, 734. It's net gain on bal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
DFNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il THE STANDARD RAdLWA A,9, OF "A AM Erica
r,rrrPI OCKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAL
AN SYSTEM
TRAINS For THE WEST.

Leave Stations loot OF DesDrossss COrtandt sts
on and after June both, 1889.
Ga m. The Celebrated New: York and Chicago Limited,
sS s p9gG Of = Pullman ihs cav yesbHS seDng
smoking Cars Lighted by Movable electric hsh''' u1'
a. M Fs: Line Pullman ys:tIogls Pa Gl%v and nd
GenPS a c6esso add a9 To a. LOUIS a
PFss Win al, Pullman 1r ye ,sbSgS
Chicago, CIncnnad and Sc Louis daily. except satuf-
n cars p' d E9Dfs pn EfSS sdSfP
For wkha@sPers Lock Haven . 100 a. m. 500 P: m: /;
f?y GIG Hfs 81 % connecting Corr, for
90 ii 200 a. M, 90 90 and 80 p. Sundays.
M sad a. A. f.. ,gY a9ssn
s sgGda aJ l0SS Dining tS % s rs no.
soo and 80 +So S Saa , SS
Bo0 D. s$o 15G and PIG Pa G,, and h. lGI5
ana clncnnah: siesPegFs, Dining Car and Coaches
Fo! SasRs ak s.ops9 car and Ss: 9:9S
''i lG a:SS va n RaSEay ana AnSoy 5ip siS
H. aaG 595 20 Gao not stop Ss9a x
No,fok va NeT; ,9 v Ph R,ii%D6Is
Do fsns at hFeSsyn speedy and
FOR PILADEIPTIA E5Pres; Trains leave Nowyork
a GGS9ssS''ss sHs 't Chicago si
D4ns g G' 20 'ia co. %Ss4g9SioG %'s aqa 90
90 30 100 and 100 p. m ald II 10 night Ac-
eommodotlon, II 10 a. ~ 4 40 and :o9 =: M Sun
days, Express 90 Is zoe 70 Lim s o aad 10 M;
Train. ca Tfn; GS Sunday oo
aud II 10 a. m. i .. & 5 D. m a and 10 a. m. and
Ticket 6nlces Nos ], 49, $40 and 944 Broadway, 1
Aston House, and foot OF sDIosses and Coraandt ss
Court and Brooklyn Annex station. foot OF
St brooklyn 10 Huison-st.. Ioboken Station Jersey
CITY Fmigrant Ticket once. Castle Garden.
The New York Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
CU1S T.. PUGH, j. r. WOOD.
Genaral Manager General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Ton1on July 81 4 .. m.-Consols, 80 7-l6 for money
and 9s-, FOR the September account, Canadian Paclhc
- Erie o7as Illinois Centra. il7'4 St. PAUL common
S2 New.York Central. 1854 Pennsylvania, ODE Next
can Central new 4 pes cert Bonds, Ot's'
Money, AL per cent - 49,, NJ. .
The amount Of bullion withdrawn from the Bank 81
rncand On Valance to-day 10000 pounds Inc iale
Of discount In the open market for three months DS is
India Council Bills allotted today at an advance
OF 1.32d per rupee. . ..o. -. ., franc. 2o
confines the account, ana fAcihse OIL Ionioh ~
% francs - centimes for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. n Y, July Northumberland last % bours
500 head total for week thus far. 10 500; Tor same
time last week, 10. 40, cOnsgncd through cguO head
$50 Of which 70 New YORK 100 fof sale dcraud gt and
pIices weak sheep and Llinbs-Iseceipts lat ID
houls 1900 head total foI week thus fsr II 600: for
same time lat week $500 consigned through, 500
head. OF which New York. rr,r-.t
steady aud unchangod. Hop-ileceipts Tor laI %
hours head. total for week thus far % 400. ~,
time last week q. 900 consigned through 100 head
$40 Of which New iOrk market dul heavy Medium
Heavy. - 80 selected Yorkefs - 7Oasi Is Com
Workers - 5OdSi 90 MiNc1 Pigs and Light Yorkrs
~ 90; Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends, "a 25aS4 IS.
Chicago, Union s'o,k Yards, July si.-"Thr Drovers'
Journal" reports CattC-ii-cepts. 12,OOO. shipments,
81 2oas4 50 steers 50 35a "a IS soekcrs and Feeders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
Railroads..

NETWORK AND LONG BRAN sCi RAIL- IA {;
Crow AND, AsBURY Pr PAEK OCEAN BEACH.
Time table effect July l. 1889. Trains leave New
York foot Cortandt and Desbrosses sts 80 10 10
a. n 10 noon 20 10 express). 40 express, except
Red Bank, 90 (eXpress), 3 10, 100 p. IN Sundays
From foot Of IIbertyst co. 10 80, II ;l5
] 80 9 80 3 80 (express). 90 30 lexpressG $50
express 10 D. IN. Sundays, 9 100 a. m, 700 p m.
Sunday do not stop at Ocean Grove and Asbury
PPddTTEus BIODGETT J. r. WOOD,
superintendent GEM pass. Agent Penn. r r
II. p. BALDWIN. Gen'l Pass. Agent C. r. r. OF N. J.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS AND CHIGAGo
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
Leave NETWORK, foot Of Lberty-s st.; as follows:
For CHICAGO, 3 rs j.. m, ~ 200 midnight
For WAsHfNGT6N5 BALT1N9EE $50 a !na Il 20; 90
70 700 midnight; sunday, $3.50 a. M. 49, 2 49, Sl5'
al trains stop at Chester and Wilmington except 3:15
For Tickets and Pullman Car Space call B. & o:
Ticket Offices 81 2G1. AIS. and LAO Broadway or at
Station foot OF Liberty-st.
New-YOrk Transfer Company VIII call for and check
L n 0DFII CHAS o. SCULL,
General Manager. Genl Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, AUGUST IsTEN PAGES

=, 1898 49, Cows, Bulls and Mixed, 81 6OdsJ IeE.s
Cattle II 1898 Natives aud Half Breeds ~ 1880 90
Receipts, 1900; shipments 200 parke, s sa
Skps, e3 sOaR4 So shcep-Receipts. 1000 snipmem,s'
ZOO nurkct steady; NATIVES - 90aSl 60 Ms ~
80 5Oos4 Texans 90 4Od&i % Lambs, 81 'oHT' oV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
Ocean Steamers

A NCHOR LINE. L. S. Mail Steamships.
N NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL
% CITY and or eI QN Me3 dug a. Ssp rs oct TO-
Saloon passage, 500 and upward second class. $50
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
From Pier Al North River foot Of Leroy-st
Anchoria-.Aus. g. 10 a. m. Devonia Aug. IL 10 a.
Iurnessia.- Aug. TO- D. Clrcassa Aug 81. d.
a,,,, Rates o. passage 70 ,,,.,noor
Cabin; $50 and $50 Second class; $50 Stesrage $50
amount Issued NJ lowest current rates.
HENDERSON BROTHERS,, BOWLING GREEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01

on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter maret was
fairly active and unchanged. Eggs quiet; lie.
Cincinnati July 3l-Cotbon nTmj middling lie Flour
quiet. Wheat scarce MN; no 6o mAed '9S recaipt7
40. Mixed, CSC. oas quiet No, mixed, 25ac. Rye
quiet; No. =, 47d4sc. Pork firm, Sl 81. Lard
STRONGER 81 S7q Bulkmeas in fair demand short ribs,
Is d. Bacon steady short clear, SO 30 Whisky ac-
i've sales barrels finished goods basis 81 o. But
ter steady. arm. Eggs stronger, l0EGl1c, loss
common aud light, SO 65asi Go packing and butchers
81 3jaS4 80 receipts $3.50 head shipments, 30 hosd
Easeu exchange steady, SOC discount buying and par
milwaukee Wis. July 3l.-Four steady. Wheat
steady; cash. 57%ci sp,embeF, 7Gtc Corn steady
quiet; No. 1, 1870. Barley easy No. . september.
80. Buit'r steady dairy, l2d &C. Eggs arm: fresh,
l2hc Cheese steady; cheddafs. 7a,dsc. Receipts
Flour, 1,7UO; WHEAT, l3lOO barley, 200. Shpmen.s-
F!Our. 1000; wheat, Loo.
Philadelphia, July 3l.-Flour in good demand Wheat
ruled Cash wheat dull aud he had
to be made in order clean up receipts No. > and
steamer High grades ruled firm under light offerings
sylvsna red In export elevator. Soc No rel
In do No red IN do, S5i2c; No. red July s5Lca
sec; August S4asaSjAc September - .S4 sc October
saa,s54c Corn ruled firm prices of options J., 6
higher under light offerings and fair inquiry con.
sumption and export. Speculation very quiet No .
yellow. track 45i2c; No. mixed track 45c with
45c bid and 4jlc asked Tor do 10 Twontethst elevator
44afiRc; september a. taf4tc October 44d45c oats
Car lots quiet and barely steady. with liberal receipts
No mixed, Ia grain depot, 80i2c No white 83q $780,
No white, - be. Futures steady, but quiet. No .
white jay NAa4lc: August 31sd324c: September
S0'sG3l%ei October 3lha3lieo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
NEW LINE TO
VIA CENTRAL r. K. OF NEW,JERSEY.
PIIILA. AND READING II. r
and BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
No Extra Fare for Fast Time
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 18TH. :

Trains leave stati4n CentrsI KAIfoad Of New'Jefsey
OO For Washington and Baltimore. 80 m. II a.
/ 30 80 Is 5 y. N. u night. Sundays. 5 80 a. :
Al rins stop at Chester and Wiln ngon except 10
p For philadelphia as4 7A5. 80, 30 II 80.
S0 s6 a. M 80 &c. S15 5, $50 ;. m, 10 night
Tickets paIlor seats can be procured at 81
SEQ FuIton-st., % Broadway, Brooklyn .
New York Transfer Company viii call for and check
hn..rnrn frnm hotel residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01

ance was S320S1, made up by a coin gain Of
s7l sos, less q currency loss Of $685. The
days operations covered: Receipts, S2,42l ,S39 !;
payments, sass, $685. resulting in general bal
Of 81 o. 30, 49, consisting OF 81 "a 909, 900
coin and SEQ, 966,645 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived tc-day 81 900 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were S7lo,539, ana the
internal revenue receipts were S330.42l.
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in banks compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as 1ollOWS
July 30 July 81. Differences
Net p,d on hand sso @ 80 $751; 700 O30 Dee sj59 1903
Net silver hid 32.O05,Sif o-'oio'oof bec' '"'"'o
Net egal-tenders - 80 M 40 40 ~ 500 80
on hand......... 3O,5O3,Eoo SViVoifo Dco' i''''"-
Actual cash In
Trcas'y vaults
outstand- -. 49,. -, No. o,o ~. no,o 90
certificates s245 POO lsS $40 bso sly DEC $50 o
Deposits IN banks 422Sl 329 42OaS'zl' DEC DOL l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
FUIGUVAE.EY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlanit and
Deshrosses as follows;
~ n m for SlatlngtOn and intermediate points
a. M FOR Geneva. Lyons hlmirt Rochester, Buialo
and the West and principal local points CHAIR car 10
lyons and Pullman car " Suspension Bridge.
I'll a m FOR ElmiTa and intermediate points Chair
ear To Mauch Chunk
WI D. m. for Tunkhannock ard intermediate points;
chair ear, 10 TunkhaunOck Connection W Reading and
Harrisburg. 50, - 49,, -, -.--.s,-.. - 49,
Chair car to L. & b. Junction and Pullman sleeper
40 D. IN. for sadngton and intermediate points.
$40 D. IL. for Mauch OhunK ahI Intermediate point@
= D. m Tor Geneva, Lyons ElmIra Rochester. Buffalo
and The West pullman sleeper " Lyons and SuSpens
Bridge
Trains leaving at am. IL q m, y. m; and 40
D. M connect Tor all points In Mahanoy and Hazleton
49, SUNDAY TRAINS
s A. m. Tor Mauch Chunk, Halleton and Intermediate
40 D. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
D. m for Geneva, Lyons Elmira Rochester. Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
nI--..' Gnnnral Easn,rn Once 235 Broadway