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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
SYMPTOMS OF PAREsIs.


RestlessnesS, feVerish feeling secpessness. periodic
headaches dzzIness dlmness OF vision, ringing in tie
ears difficulty In thinking trouble In remembering names
and the faces even OF friends The victim OF ParesiS IL
often shocked annoyed by little noises and trifng
things. The system is often In such condition
that very slight causes. even cause At all, may
excite sudden oubbrss Of anger feeling Of pressure
upon the brain is frequently followed by seasons Of de-
mental depression alternating with periods
Wild nluslve hopes When the brain begins " consume
or decay many OF these symptoms become AgRroVAted
the past thought becomes positive effort and LIE
intense burden
Too often the victim Of this modern disease seeks
70 overcome these symptoms by stimulants Nothing
could be more injurious. The system needs soothing
tonlnc, and building up. SOM thing demanded
And here Is where the difficulty has always been
% ind something pure and yet positive in rs results
Tho late Prof Phelps OF Dartmouth College realized this
when he began his investigations which nsuled in the
discovery OF Palne'S Celory Compound lie knew men
and required something heretofore unknown to
the world and his discovery has furnished IT, This
compound checks Parc{S, after IL has secured q
foothold in the system. Taken The approach OF the
first symptOmS u will positively their Increase
les high Inducements by the medical fraternity and the
cures IL Is eHcCuEg easily account for IT. wonderful popu
laJ and the unusual stir # has caused In this community
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
CAPTURED BY GRAND ARMY MEN.

Soon after Colonel Henry Huss and his family
reached their summer homo by tho sea-" on Shell
Island IN the Sound, on Saturday, they wers sur
eoondo by about 100 old soldier veterans Of Colonel
Huss's old regiment, and were forced to surrender
The visitors were Grand Army veterans, and after
raising tho flag on the parade ground, dinner was
served Rom about two dozen hampers Comrades
j. j. WaFueu and George W. Tows being the masters
OF The camp. When the after-d!nneF talk was well
under way, Colonel Huss was surprised by the pre-
scntat5on OF diamonds tudded baTe after which be
sounded the surgeons call, and prescribed for each
eomradc according 10 his case. Then there was a
tugof wsr between teams representing different posts
presentatiOfl OF prizes 10 the winners, a boat race
sthletc games, balloon ASCENSION dress paEade and
the firing Of the shutdown gum followed by gatber-
ing around tho camp FIRE until ifte hour.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

srrRHNT CoCnT-GEsEHAt TEN before Van Brunt J..
E a 7"2 Igs ' TO- AZ T. 0i H. 81, &c., g. M e. 95
SUPREME COURT CHAMrEEs Before Barrett Motion
calendar allied a! II 9.clock ,r..,. 49,,
sgrHTns G ss M sGS @w
100 100 T. l.. st It7o t9a id5 f% i3s .iT :555
lcrSon 40, ljs3, l27i 1888 1917 1887, ll5i. iC03
sCrntM CouEr- CIRCUIT rAEr / before o.nn =. l.
No. @&hS $6@i 1908 3tye AZ 552? .SlH i;d2. 800.
surhEzI r, cIEcrIT-TAE! IIHoiorc Anarsns -
500 20 1873 6iJ2 1913 $500 S57' JJ77 1919 $3.50
svrRHaE GorHI ClhcgII-PAET iII.Esors beach, J.
siH@, as 2i;, 3i!2 3i9o slO7 a2Jo, 32ig 6isI $3.50
SUPFENE CorET-C IncUrr- " BEFORE Iuer.hsm J.
Nos %7io 2IGl $3.50. 1872 $685. 1000 27s4 1914 52?s
sCiNoGArE's couHr-nefor. Hanson. s. WIZ, of Patrick
Trouor, 1880 M James oNoil. II Sarah H. Peek
Fcr probato-wnl' Of streiD sch,rpt Isabella Con.
join callahan TrcdSrlcE and Grorso Hal
sTrEE9R o ne
-CAs"un. Mlnlun w. &"w.Nork Elevated I,sIoa,! CO.
$5S $ $a '' ''' '1 '' '' "' '' $40 "'' 1913 49,
suIEmoR CoURr-TRIAL TERr-PARr i.-Roforo Traar,
Nos 1928. al, 1874 1851 I5te. 1859 1871 $780, i5ii
s Srf1? Ho E5 IT, s T5fH.rT a es co
SUPERIOR Got C0Uhf% fEHL Tran PART Irr-neforo Dusro
JEgs $50 1889 1888 1853, 1923 Ii0s 1901. lliJ 1916
sUPERlOR CoURT-TEIAL TEBH-PAET IV.-Adourned for
] the
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERa before IRrrcmoro C. ]
ALEU- and BoOkstavcr, JJ-NOA L. D ~ ID 20. - "a al
| &c. II.
tGSyqs gFEc!4E TEHARsors pay Notion,
| COMMON PLEAs-THlAI TERN-PARtl.-Bcoro Van Hocsen
J-NOh l4u. 500 go 1880 1891. (6S, 1874 1888 1856
1855 l2oo i2Ol 1892 1913 lS2l. ii2s lt2O ll72 1875
! 952. Ni2. 1870. ll5l. 80. 1881
| COMMON PLEAs-TRAL TERa-PAM H-LdIourned for
/ the term
| CITY COCRT-SPECiAL TERN Before ffOlmo, J-MOnns
CITY COURT-TRIAL TEEN-PAEr I.-Bc'ofo Mctiown J.
zoos SI2 1870 ~ 4bb 1919. 1877, 2l33, TIC 7I7 al
| 1880 4Bi TAG. GH7. 2O0H - '
CITY CoUKT-TRiAL TBRN-PAE Ill Before C. I
| Nos 22i9 r4g 13', u q. 7sO. 1Bl.
CITY CoURT-TRiAL TEEy-PAET HT.-Betore Ehruch J.
Mos l7g4, 1880 iUl. 2U22 n3J 229D 2202 1918 gJ4g
| 1854 2i07. 2lil, 2222, 7j9. 1912. 22oB '
COURT on GENKRAL SEbsiOSs-PARr I-Beinro Recorder
smyth and Assistant District Attorney Eavia-Nos 70 80
inclusive.
court or GENERAL SEssIoSs-PARr II BEFORE Marine
and Assistant DstrctAttorney Ftzgerad-NOs TO Id in
elusive.
COURT GESERAL sEssioSs-PARr III--Beiors Glider.
sleeve j. and Assistant UisrctAttOrney JeromeNOs 10
Is inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
GAMES IN THE wEsT.

Cincinnati May 12,Tudsy's BrooklJnCincinnaa game
Was sIurglng contest in which the visitors eIcellcd.
Tho pitchers OF both teams batd freely and the
outaelders accomplished unusually brilliant worn
Tho batting OF Burns Haliisys home run hit and the
fielding OF McPhee Brcn aud Corkli were the features
The as follows:
Cincinnati ,!naEI2n '....... ....,i DO
Northumberland 10. brooklyn IS, Errors.Clhcin.
natl Q BROOKLYN Pitchers-Smith. Duryca and Terry
UmpIfe-Mr. Holland
Louisville May ION beeount Of rain, orly six in'
ninps were PLAYED by Athletes and IOufyic 70 day
The
Athletic ......................1 0 Il
Louisville " y v " " W
Barbits- Athletic g. Louisville 2 Errors-Atictic o,
Louisville 3. PtchcTs-Wcyhlng ard EhIet LmbIFc-
Mr.. Gol1smlth.
- Kansas Clty-Hain-
Al St. LouiS-Raln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
VIRTUES or THE PAST AND THE PRESENT
DR.. PAXTON DEFENDS THE MORALS OF TO-DAY
AND SAYS MEN ARE BETTER THAN
THEY WERE. 100 YEARS AGO.

AND SAYS MEN ARE BETTER THAN
THEY WERE 100 YEARS AGO.
The Rev. Dr. John r. Paxton preached at the West
Presbyterian Church IN Forty seconds Yesterday
morning from the text "The thing that hath been.
Il Is that which shall be: and that which is done. IS
that which shall BE- done-and there IS no thing
under the sun" In view Of the sentiments uttered
during the Centennial the sermon. OF which tho fol
lowing is a synopsis, Will be especially interesting:
ais the world slowly growing better or worso3 We
arc q eonceted generation, and take too much credit
10 ourselves for what We call progress and improve
meut but as regards aueducts, roads temples works
OF art, obolsks and pyramids, we modcEns arc a.
pigmios before even the ruins and fragments OF the
WORKS Of that of giants OF the old. dead world
Again. is the world growing better or worso and is
man nobIer being with the lapse OF time respects
morality Undoubtedly he is In everything except
personal courage and willingness 10 fight ard die for
duty. ! am Of the opinion that there was about as
much backbiung and Depotism. much isvoriiism IN
friends being appointed to office, hundred years ago
as now considering the number of people in the coun
try. There were just many selfish men. and envi-
Gus men, and bad men, in proportion to their number
100 years ago tOdayiust as many wre-pullers and
bosses and onlce-seekers and liars as cow In
were men doing when Noah built his ArlEi
Well living dreaming long toling, weeping, dying
when Washington was lnauguratedl Scheming,
bsckbiting. seeking Office, asking rewards, serving
self some good men, many selfish ana Daa ,,.. .h.,
all that be done for human nature In any age
blood I sna save It BY grace and not BY works and
By faith and not 5y right, II is tho money end 10
begin at and something IKE tho husband OF scconu
departed one in the ears Of her successor Even II
We are not good Our forefathers-which we are
you do not help by thrusting their herOism into
the face Of our cowsrdice and crying shame We
have better men. women and children, institutions,
law, society, customs msnners' m0rSs, all things,
save, perhaps, honesty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
NJ EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ a,r,r Ely RTXE 4. k M ROAR ZINE
on an aflrE wv Y LLsins ItsLe
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,


largest sn ao tess f shS Sa ssIG
y. y II: r r; also East Albany to s. Adams W
.1 30 T NJ FAMOUS yEsTIBUELtEED New NEW;
YoKk CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS da,p,eaF daSins.
and sleeping fos A9a2ff seS5 C Etc ssvss
at chicago at 80 m Indianapolis II 81 3 n; ~, "a
louis cGpne' Eo :; GG coaSafnes
10 80 nov nv ch,cago E1pe. for Magyar, T,. IA
chSsso GSST sTs :ars To- canandaa and E4csS
for s. rat Lake MS' George Rutland RSnGns9n Marc
80 n N ASsn,. Toy and Utea Special. with ds"
ns.yCSm cars 70 Toy sa JI6a .,,,,r and Troy Con
uecs % fSr p sA@sS%a uSofA Adams AID D'''
pO'.S on Et'ehS sst ECh'cssa Cincinnati AMI ST. LSS'
PTSs S 81, N Ssysso E Sa iadsasDA
Detroit CnIeAxO, vita Ne'HoE4e1 "-H NS'' :.
N''t"f D. m, CaaanaaCuS Accumulation PIlH
room ear NcwYorG to Albany, sleepinG'ea' A'O'"'
so b. m Montrca AdrORaasks and c'p nSa
Express slccpnGcars day g coOnc,pps al Pas
burg With paror car for Saranac Lake ana INA ALI
Mountain points, aud to Syracuse and oan'H0A'sD'
sN,?I Nan H LII ssa c 'sT1ys;
$40 90 p M Fa; NiEnt ~ h S5sSsss
G Ssfs s. F Eoa i bsrS. and
s, e tcsn a. on
mds9s 70; , s,'n ssSse w ssardsy 'nf
sPSaSSaOnc Slfs '. AZ KSsng with
tickets and space ~ drawing room IN anu H, aiS Biosls
..ls AZ Grand Central Station. AIS ioS ana "a ,bsi -
Il lark Facc. sttcty Piase' ~ ,,cn md fss ~
l9sfh - siatipr, No" NCrki SHt
zoo s,s and sos Bedtord.Avc r. D. BroeATIns s,rs rs
Mssteotts Express calls Tor snd sheeAs V'AS
sRcr daily others daily except SUNDAY S' TsS
st. station 20 take up Ia'sensrs Tor NoF'" a"'
VAST pI4rsF1rnp AND NORTH ADAMS srEs1s,.a
yh segsn; w.saOE Drawlns v sSSH a srs ,scsS
| a. .2S D. m. Fast time Superior service -
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General PssssSsu - ~ b
' A, N, TOCCEX, General huperipLenesaS &t@4ff
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BALAor REFoRM IN CONNECTICUT
GOOD ELL IN A FAIR WAY TO BECOME A
LAW.


Hartford. May l2-Thc TrgisIaturr now has before
II Of the best ballot form bills that has yet been
framed by any legislative committee IN the county
There we'll defined sentiment In regard b. what
a ballot reform bnl ought 10 be, among tho leaders Of
the parties, and Their" general lmpTc that
the Australian system was TOO cum5rUus f"cng
which Governor Hul0Icy himself shared TO such an
extent that hc made a special paragraph u II in his
message ~ Tho Legislature A few eano,, Rcpubn-
cans, however, took hold OF the matter. ard
by dnt OF hAri work before N" committee carefully
meeting all objections and showing tho futiy Of the
cnveIop, nd other schemes. convinced tho judiciary
Committee that the Ho'chklgs Hcnney bin was A.
nearly correct IN Is proposed method A. II could b.
Tho committee did not however, IMPORT that btu c1
a"uy. They drew bill ~ their own. which has some
variations from the IIrnncy bIl ard Is IN many ~.
spccis better bill The Republican leaders. immo.
da'cy after Il had been rcpartcd, cN'ri a caucu. Of
tho Republicans, and Senator Hall explained the act
ard II va, adopted as party measure. THIS assures
itS passa ~ md there will b. no trouble about IL ~
ccving The Governors signature Indeed. he hhs 50
Personal Registration bin has bcon drafted at his sug
gcstion and adopted a. a party measure, and both
acts will undoubtedly 30 upon tho s,atutr book
The heCrossng bill. which recommend. that tho
railroads shall pay all the pcDse OF rmovng cross
ngs Of Highways which in existence when tho
railroad was buit, and that all other rrssngN shan b
paid for on the basis Of sixty per cent for mo rail
ruads twenty per cent FOR he state and twenty Dor
cent for The towns wcr tho crossings ar" removed
got before The House on" day his Vcok, but nafr no
Roadway, and Il f. possible that ali railroad matters
VIII nnEly be dropped. Thsro "a hopeless confusion
Of ideas At present and Il only needs tho action Of the
additional ISSUE Of stock throw the whole session
away, far railroad questions concerned Tho
situation IN tcSo important matters rnrh not we'll b.
worse, and "hangup between tho two houses Is
generally expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Par North River. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

coFFEE-Te moy@moRt in B Tsrd g a. Jury nom
nal fail caFc6cs quoted at Is 34e. Aud eIoMsn ns
ruled qlict ana scai No sales e?ot'eh t the temper
was sttongef ia keeping with better foreign oTLed
Opening sales indicated rise OF Ga 40 scti"n leaving
on dull HAVE advanced l2 r. ahd hamGuIs 100
gan Of lAdl2 pfg RIO steady. Regular ntrL 49,
good second 500 exchange PrtyatG q 10 o6 %ag
4 ccarnnces for United SLib" 1870
Rio ciearaEces Tor Europe, LOO Dassc' -.
stock $3.50 bags; Santos recS8Ia ak Zoo bsss
same time 1855 S54 900 bags same time 1851 g. loI Ig
haVs Piece pts az Santos July 70 May ~, -,
n 600 baSs same tine 1885 l027 90 bags 'Ai'
lime 1881 1892 600 bags sales here - ~ Go,cs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
ANNIVERSARY OF 4 METHODIST CHrRrH.

ANN FHNIHI VF MTIWVUTNI IHTRITW.
The twentieth anniversary Of St Luke's Methodist
Episcopal Church. West FvrY-nrst-st. S.Nulayn
WAS cclrbrabi yesterday. In The morning a s.rtnon wa,
preached by the ROY. Dr. Charles j. LIto. SyraruAs
University; IN tho afternoon tho officers and teacher,
Of SUNDAY school attached 70 tho church hal reunion
evening aLiressc. To the
delivered by tho Rev. DR.. Palmer. the Rev Crsw
fora, General Clinton Il. FIX ard others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13

request state ana Pennsylvania lie; Southern Is LIE
Wt.fsrn. 10 l.gG - 3-4r; Duck. lIdl5c. ., s,
C"Ai-iIa~mtm, asht aiHahE c Ccmtrlfucal 66
ic a '7Hi. Ie i@aaddHQulct an s,caiy tul Loaf
;fa6uia:ci, ) 5sc NouId a." l2ss 5 Sc Cont'c
gIr iG5s hSc Vie Ear1 "Gh i3iGaf iJ16G
Extra "C' 2sG7 5sc; "C,' 1877 l'4e; yellow"
sTENRINE- Neglected and nominal IAty' lard, Csc !
weston do 7-sc. OleUmargarne, l-4e asked
TALLOW-IIas q Hight demand bgt prices RUE aoon5
steady. city quoted BLOC no sales reported
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD. n. y. c. 4

w H. II. r. II Co.. Lssscs.-TranS Leave West t2d-
81 station. NewYorE follows AID twenty minus
ionaoa Hamilton. - 65 M, g rs, 3 Is y m 81
luis '5:i5 e:l5 D. m. Totonto. - IS a. NJ rs rs
IL n Montreal. Canada Fast, - 10 r. m. Niazaa
Fails syracuse, Utea and principal inermediae stations
AIS ~ IS M, s rs . - D. M ana al 80 g NJ
for Uuea only. Kingston, Saugeries Catskl Albany.
S:i5 = l5 . 55 all 80 = m. and 81 % IS * 10 m
~ y M iayersttaw :o5 a M go $ as D. Elegant
s,cpiug.cars for Buffalo. Nia2ara Fails Toronto Detr,L
Chitago and ST. LOUIS Daily: Daily except Satur
days. Other trains daily except eNndayS a Leave
n, all 70 40 D.
Station, all 80 a. IS 30
II ~ Eor teSes me.tableS or information apply
ppG,r%., Bronklyn-;JSJ WaShrgt0n.at, 12J Fut0nst.
Anray Orce foot OF Fulton-st NewYork CIty27l, 363
sad o42 Broadway 1873 IL Bowery IL PARK Place and
Wst Shore OF West 42dst and foot Of Jay
St r. Wcstcot,'s Express calls for ard checks bag
pago from hotels aud residences. Z. r IAMbEkt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13

thr ncighborhood Of PttSbnrg. -. The Scotch
Irish Congress at Columbia, Tenn, adjourned.
-= The President and Mrs Harrison, with n
small party, started on tho steamer Despatch for
short trip down Chesapeake Bay. - Opium
worth $40, 900 WAS seized IN San Francisco. -
James ID. Fish left Auburn Prison. - Three
Iuugarians were killed by an cXplo ion in mine
near CHARTERS, Penn. - The efforts TO trace the
missing DR.. Cronin failed In Chicago.
City and Subgrban.-1hm Fish arrived from
AubIr Prison and taken 10 his brother
in-aw'S house in Brooklyn. =-- Robson and
Crane gave their last joint Performance at the
Star Theatre =-- The third annual dinner Of
the Manufacturing Furricrs' Association took place
at the Hoffman House. ---- The annual
spring games of the Columbia College Ath-
lctic Association successfully contested. -
AZ the chess tournament Tchigcrin. the Russian
champion, took the lead. - The Athletic games
Of the College OF the City Of Ncw-lork took place
at Berkeley Oval. - Stocks I'm general recovered
losses and closed strong and confident.
Copies may still be had NJ the Office or by mil.
Twenty pages Price, five cents.
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f fsssR 6 s1s9'' % ! %

J JsSsSg B Sis@'':. %
Earned runs-Cuban Giants Q, jersey Blues O. FRI
baAe on errOrs-Cuban Giants 2, Jersey Blues iF't
on bases-Cuban Giants Jersey Blues l. Two-ba,, h ~
Holmes Holmes o. Struck Cat"whyts, Muieahy, DAWN. Car
micha o.. Renner, Ctamcr o. BEL, poWL S ES
base:-Fye g. Scilon safIi n hs and FRd@a Fit
by TpItcher-Mulcahy. wild piches-Ma!one %. Chpirc
Mr. Sicily. Timc-l :l5. Attendance, COO
The Newark and Hartford clubs played an interest
ing game of baseball at Rdgcwood Park yesterday be-
fore about $500 spectators. The Hartfords batted
shaw's delivery rather freely in the latter part OF
the game and won follows:
M SIsy,i5Ea :: Z 9 9 : 3 %
@, Hartford g. Pitchers--Shaw AMI o'Conneh Um
plre-Mr. Ryman.
The Gorhams defeated tho Senators at the Reorea
ton Grounds yesterday after splenddly played game
The battery work excellent. The score WAS as
annexed
S ss9S;S5: " ! 3 9 9 9 9 Is
Basehits-senators 4. Gorhams g. Errors-sfelatSrs
0. Gorhams /. Pitchers-Gately aud Nelson. Chil'r'
Mr. Hopkins.
The Ncw-York team will reopen the local League
season at St George Staten Island. this afternoon
The 9TH Regiment band will begin concert at 2:3O
and the grounds will be dcckcd with bunting The
game Will be between the Ncw.York and CLEVELAND
teams and will begin at 3 as. Boats Will leave the
Battery for St. George every fifteen minutes after
2:l5 p
The Boston and Philadelphia teams arc tied for INST
placc In League with the present champions
In third place. Tho teams seem rNmaLKaDIy cNe,ny
records Of tho first clubs. The record to date
Is as follows
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY l2TI

Trains leave station Central Ranroad OF NcNJerscy,
foo. IlDerty-St., North River.
For Washington, baltimore, Wilmington and Chester,
8 80 IL a. m; /: 80, . 80. 3:l5, = IN. u night
sundays, 80 a. IN 80, 30 > 10 p 10. IL night
. 80. 3;l5, 4. S. 80 80 p m; - nisNL sundays
night -
2Bl 4i5, ga. l,li0 1923 BROADWAY 7S7 6thavc, HJ4
West l2sh,st. 1872 East l21th.sG; NCw.YoFk; Court
Ncw.York Transfer Company viii call for and cheek
hay2age from hotel resldenca
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rRfE RATLWAl.-Ticket OfIices, 4 OIL, al

ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 40l, 3l7,
Il 7I3 and 0j7 Broadway, 1872 BsoTcIy' 10 We:sst.
York 85i and 1913 Fy!so 81 Brq3yn io' PfosdEu
and New StatiOn jersey CITY where Tickets and Paoi
or Sleeping observations and orders fo checking Aad
i Gs1s sd o. mrutcs eSrer than time Shown rom
Chambers.st; local trains TO 10 minutes earlier
BUFFET Drawing room Coaches 70 Buffalo.
10 80 a. N. week days, TO Bnghsnton. Oswego. ElmfA
D. M every day Chicago and St Louis Limited.
solid Pullman train Day and Buffet Sleeping Caches
aud St Louis. No extra charge for fast time;
Burct siccpers Blnghamton Owcgo, Em!ra ROcSesisi
buffalo, Cincinnati and Chicago ., . ~. - .
Rn 6SSn Is - ss7 l :G7E, 81 6 !o E
6:S7L, 5029 g. GAS, $50. T. 80 o 1870 10
Pa;'s; 5i $50 80 10 "a 5 T. &C.
Paterson, l. 45s O. SCH, g;So 10 3 &c. ~ noon
A. 30 go ss7 2ST 49, '?5 o. G Sc tSs 49, +
40. ., 1870, y night, "a, c.,o s.,o
TO- i 80 > m :5o :22is, :62's, 22h' S29
rsec;56Sa 80 * - 75aE 80. 80 10
4 I8Q: s. 5:222. $50, g. o;o73' 49, Z o. 10 81
su-crn, Local. !, 4:45 7 :52s, o:s9 10 20 .mi B.
saS a. 80, 80 S5 80 80 a6 n55s0S %
Goshen, as 7 s2s ., 10 80 a m; l. 30, 4;so.
MlS4i S2 ii and % ForG ery.s 446 S21 80
spads y local a. 80 10 80
Esnrsss trains from tho West arrive In NewYOrk At 40
and II IS and 10 So D. m. -
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF n. J. DIVISION
95$. g. :. 30 5S5 Co.,, o:tS s. 10 80 i2; sun:
NJ s d. iG ~ L 20 80 e e
sgouTbsH IIS@s;" with local tTe'i e r.a,.nn.
!" CENT Il m supt General rs:scnsef AsGn.
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oFyrCEns OF THE HARvARD CLUB.

At the annual meeting Of the Harvard Club on Sat
uriay night at the clubhouse. No. IL West Twenty.
second ST.. the following ELECTED oficeH Prcsl
deaf. Francis o. French; vice-presdens, Edward
King: treasurer Charles II. Russelh secretary, Ever
Japtcn Wendell
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Leave NEwYoRK foot OF LIberty.st, as Iollowsi
FOR CHICAGO. 3:l5 p ~, II midnight
FOR CINCl Att and ST L3GIS 20 a m Pr P, n
and CHESTER. 30 m, II a; m. 80 p. m, 80
o. M rs y. M, p. M u midnight - ,..,...
For Tickets ani Pul lmau Car Space call At D. o.
Ticket Oflces, 81 col AIS aud LAO Hrual"Sy OF 81
Station foot OF Libcrtyst -, -, A. -, .,.s
New.Ycrk Transfer Company will call Tor ana check
baggage Hop h''S' " '' CHAS o. sCULI.
Gen'l Passsngc. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13

TOLEDO. May ll,-whea! active firm: cash W auic.
ann steady oasl 36e May Y6c, Oats quiet and steSdr
No WHIT cash 2lI2C. Clovcrssrd dul cash I'd ~
wheat 5000 b IN Coru 1000 bush Oata S.UOO 6usn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13

On III" .rnin@T SScHns' 70 sn7 u,tsrn S
80 Choice DtrJ lisloOi GoOd 70 Choice losl!e.
as srsp Z. ' Sgss. E"' w Ss% :'y
No. Nm Roi a! Sc CoFu iGii 10 Mixsd S5Lc
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neat. ss' '' H5 70 r ,oay ba ss, o 800
bDIs nn,Hoi goods the basis OF - 02 Butter quiet
hr%. - @5SC sugar nrm Ian saned - sG',o New
sn'p acns and Ss S Ni rS$p SO
shpm"nt. go Eggs hrm II ~ e chGeso cay Choice
and 71c prcmum selling Receipts OF wheat mono: ship
MgwlrKEk. May !S-T'qay 'lg2Hy. wne.: Easy, s.,a
At Jane 4 d" 7S AK 59 Con- Sgge steady AL. No. MN
10 4TLc. Barley dull No at 90 a5lc Provislons hrm
90 Egg. c s.s at at pS"E ' SoS.
STEADY Gn..t CnS&aarS "S TO- keSo'p" Flour 4Sno
Flour 600 Oils Wheat 1000 bush nnrIoy 200 bush
ard P @ NAY All a 'f ne ch SGSsH S prc %
W%s4 ard MA S"G:ag r. 3m MESS 90 40 o no.
pcnn'vIy2gm Family 81 35S&t 80. Pcn9,rlysn!A Roller
sirerhl y 55a!! oo Indiana clear = SO Si4 Is; do
r d. d. H. sssni rs S SSsS % WRsf
- do straight - 5"esS Is do Patent is S.
So s Rye aoar steady Choice at sS 90 Wheat Market
q "% 40 5r 'G June nis s SG Rot 'G Gn Nay ys
& No nor Hss 0 a s Sss ana A. n SsS
iotuc. slaiG lover u sympathy with decline In other cen.
tcnblo brinsc u nsaSrr su6r~s Car lots for Local c
nSh& e' oarrf Az es love! gGG E% , 6
so 2 N g2%Pa "a 90 5E 1f @I tor NAY az
425a4Jc Oal. Receipts nghI. car ios arm but tis
demand No White In grain depot SIC No. White
332 futures dul nnd without iinnOrtant rhnn"s.
No. ? White for May 32SSaSoy do Tor June s9t y
$50 do Tor July 80 e3SLel 10 for August Al a. L.
totaIoss steady White REPRESENTATIONS AMI Wsstsrn
5o Ss and az WHITE hi"s saI. SSo1
3Ot3tc do Fair TO Good - c2So Mammoth pearl Choo
ssd3Oo Hebron Choice 80 $50 New Potatoes nep
bill Prime 20 20 90 oU de- Mcium 81 90 % 80 ProvnanS
quet ana sfA3' Bed-Ciy Family ~ 30 go per bbl
10 90. PACKETS ~ hOdtO Smoked Beef lOalOlc, Pe.i
Hams $l3uOeSli 90 PorE-Mcss New sii 90 DO pfyss
sm Ss o s%}G h y DO r cured IN @
shoddcrA IN dry salt and tyeured o., o. dn snoLs
Ie shoulders pickle cured 7d7Sc; 10 do smoked S s
hclrE IN pcklh, sfAgp do. breakfast Bnron a l. "a S
bn, e gTS ssa SlS Refined ~ osHe steam 7S7Se
ERrA At lsS feRnsylvNn4 Prints Extra
lsl5o Packing Butter II ollie Egss T.a pam
p p s W. Western FrsA IIIc cheese steady
h'r,SW' Toi ful Skims no. SuRAr-ltehuel 0net'
hnn III 7ssi.S formulated $40 Feed steady Wintss
tosI IN boa. $50 scelpts-Elonr j. 200 bar, ~ wheni
ncnIs Wa SSIa 1880 bnsh oat 700 bush ship
buAh, -"'" WA S'VVo uusl' Oat4 lb,bOO