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RAILROADS..
new YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
AL Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST., New York.

GRANT CEN STATION
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.
Jnx ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE OrTK
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
$50 A. M.-CHICAGo VEsrIBULE LIMlTED-Due at
1895 GaaS'. 40 H. S g. III pfs; vEsr1BuLE LIMIT
ED-Due Cincinnati so. indianapolis 10 80 a. r ST.
1856 ' A. N M.DwtEsTEEN DAY ExPREss-daiy except
A.50 r fM.-NoRTH SHORE vEsTIBuLE LIMITED
due at Detroit at l5 q. M. Chicago 80 D. H. next
GOO II. M.-FAsT WESTERN EXPBEss.:Due Chicago
40 e cT.na1 81 Il M6S sTs AND MA
si5 Hls t nHF4sI 81 IoyIs AND CHICAGO Ex
= SpsJls a. F4 y Sc
+ e s sS H.: $.. s. rf? sS
"A, 2aS Hs s9 20 S 90 - io 80 60 p Ri Fl 80
b. i sc 10 gag i6 g. Il, II s 20 a. nf @
st. e ssJ Is g 81 Sisf 10 50
m e &C. 10 mi So 90 11 6o 49,
nIp}SsfonS T. H. fSs sbsN'i 80 H. 600 1880.
x1&d hHA FALIs-1o;2o no 80 q. m. so, 600 80
sRAhiI6, A. 90, III 80 a. m 1900. 10 80, 100
Ss IL e g % e S g. gis D. H.
% ok H@p
MgqP R2 ei5S e AND cAxAyDAIeuA,o 80
nrRSs 81 n n 2f Via m 10 Ea'ffSMsAi
,as% - 5Gse' 81; :g% ssse
ssa $ i SS an ie sss
Ss; Gs to a@s baggage from
hotels ba ana 1eps saHdsv satdsys onS r trains
run daily. 100. ....o ,oo,.,. -. I'M
sS 6GT t rn tnGS l S5 at o SEa 90 mid
"a sSnS cq NJ a. 4 !ss'ee: GEORGE DANIELS
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Cost an0 fonno

4 OST.-Cert6catc No 14.Sl5 Of the PENNSYLVANIA Coai
- Company. In Lucy A. Russell for Seventy snac
Persons hereby warned AGAINST negotiauh.
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MORWlCHL-lME

FOR boston woHCLs ~ WAIcIi MI. Bi 81,
rAINS oil points NORTH aud EAST. STEAMERS
lave p,r 40 NORTH RIVER. next pier above DEP
BHO>SIS STREET BERRY. DAILY sundays eNceptTl
DELIt'nIFUL EXCU RSlON 70 the country over sun;
day rare for round trip 60 NcwLondoh lFcqlOt ana
To.t .wod - To Norwich the Rose o. New England.
Is Ticket, GOOD up saturday GIT. down ny steamer.
rayiLg Norwich follow Ing Sunday at D. M New London
. Il t'nETs and SrATERoOMS SECURED at 5. ~,
2Gf 3oI 81 353 3o7. 7l9 9j7 and - broadway %
aud L43 IIoWcry. In BroOklyn. Court-st, ana .Jl
Fulton; Offices w stcotrs EApless, PIER 49, and ON
sTIAMERS WtSrto OTIS EApRESS viii GALL Tor
nud CHECK BAGGAGE from HOTELS and RESI-
FENCES q. W. BRADY, Agent.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW;;JEEsEY.

y roof Fl EiRi SI J; SSYs yoR TIL RIVER
c@%nE Ess@e T EIi
aa sport. Ssnday; E.stoa Bsthcnem, Allentown.
Mag?a m TO- Ike 6a e%s and
100 a. r. for tiemngton EasiSn Betheh hem t Alcn
soSc. 'S 1r' be,ohe A-niS%a Ma"ch cSun
1a for fsN as GI hrke HqPaisG9s
serlatOn csdrs arris6urs pGt:sy,le 1empgga STA
4Sr5usn Baaec raSo1 ' oar to viii Tad My
rss saIown Ts5sS hds ss nssS H.rI sse
louisville ON sundays or Easton' Bethlehem Alien
'0T Nn"fn f FOR R.s s@a bSSee Allentown
Chunk Reading Harrs9grs wilSesOare Scranton Tam
80 ,. m. for remington Lake HOpatcOns. Easton
M 5 cr SPs 'en n sea %ts%RiS sn,orn
1G tnf
,n 60 fsa &c. FaS Sc o. g. 60 - H.
go 100 1oT a. ., 90 ry M SUNDAY trains DC not stop
HensSds Nss s ana Esypqgs 90.
w For JaEc1ooi Toms River and Barnega 60. sn5
For he sS Ha la atlantic City vneand and Bridge.
ton 10. O Srs &c oil" e? GO SIS. has m. 80 4sO
8 s. 5S 80 80 oS 90 g. az no 81 s. sum
days 4 90 8 90 a. M. 100 y. M
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LoNG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, &C.
70, nganS a5fs 5SI
Branch &C. a; so 40, S'SV IA Vo 90 49, ~ o''o'
For Atlantic Highlands $50, 900 a. IN. q 700 Satur.
DAY only. AS, $780, $50 p H. sunday'' $3.50 a. m''
For Lakewcod. Toms River and Barnegat 80. 7 AS
For FIberon ocean grove. Asbury Point Pleasant
&C., 7:45, 90 IL 100 H.. 90 3:i5 $50 $50
For Beach Haven Atlantic CITY, vineland Dridgeton.
&c. 80 q. m. 100 p. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia at 80, AS. 800 IL 80 a. m, go
SUNDAYS, .: 90, ii 90 a. M 2 co. $40 $780, 600
D.. M, L. rs night.
For Baltimore and Washington daily at 90 IL 80 Tex
espI sTndi s a. a. % 10 oo n 40 zoo co.
80 p IN 2 10 night except SATURDAY night, have
nee ton for Reading Harrisburg Potsville &C.
For sunbury, Lewsburg and wilamsport via Phla-
delphia at AS a Il 80 Buffet Paror Can 80 p.
A. l5 pidnigh, except SATURDAY night SUNDAY; 0Y
4I5 ga, LAO 1923 Broadway, 1871 Gthav.. 2o4 West
l25thst.. 1874 East 125th-st NewYork; Courtst 800
Fulton.st, Broadway, Brooklyn.
New.York Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence.
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Ccaal d Offices.

no HENRY FOX. or HENRY THOMAS
i FOX formerly Of hartford. In the County OF Kent
England and all Others whom IL may concern WhrFea
an action OF Best y. Stdclph 1880. y ~
has been brought the Chancery Division OF the ieh
which arisen in the matters OF the estates oil MARI f
Newman OF hartford, atOre-ad, grocer deceased anu
Thomas Newman OF hartford Aforesaid grocrr doc.l>t
ana whe ras II II ALL god that the said Henry Ton or i"y
Ihofa> Fox been heard OF sincc III" wear ioo,
IS direction Of ,c Judge H. such action NE sau i
Thomas FON j. hcrrOy required 10 conlhnh
cate in thr undersigned Che solicitors for The plahtin ~
the sad action before the 5th day Of October s'o
OF his whereabouts and establish his lu
Ity take notice. that fl default Of the said Henry fos
or Henry Thomas FOA doing brfoo the said lot
day OF october 1890 IL viii DE- presumed that he i deS
ini.s and the court will act accordingly.
D-lt IL requested thst any pcfson who knOi OF the
death of the abuVcnamrG Henry FoA. or Henri on'
Tox Will at once communicate with N" und rslRn' SNA
rON & MORGAN. - Somerset Street. Portmsn Square
" London Plaintiffs Solicitors.
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NEW.YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

NJ nv 1UNN u ENNOIIIT OV.IT mn T.
COTTAGE CITY, MSS, KocKLAND9, BA;E ;i AND
ALI. POINTS ON PENODSCOT RIVER, ,o,
EAsTPoi.T. MI. AND ST. JOHN. y; b., DIRECT.
WITH ALL CONNIE IiONS
IRON STEAMSHIP VALENCIA,
Can't r. C. Miller leave. Pier 49, J.. r.. foot OF Pkest
EVERY TUESDAY AT p. NJ.
Suuerb acc nm dstons and low fare Freight q low
est rates and 40 TRANSFERRING. Goods iv,d dliy
FOR particulars and information apply to, A. >crrrrt
" l.. NEWCOMB, a. ,a. ,,,,,,. c. j. MAOhl'fi'i''
cone,ai Manager GcnI +. & y. Agt.
= H. Yi$W30MB. At. 1870 Flatbushave.. Brooklyn
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PED STAR LINE.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS. 80,
Sailing for New:lork and Antwerp weeRlyc -
WESTERNLAND Wednesday August -. 80 p m
wAEsLA ND. Wednesday septem6et s. s -" a, ~,
ss5 and upward Second Cabin $35 Excursion. so ana
Storage low rates $780,
PETER WRIGHT g. son, G"nI Agts, lowing "frel.
DACTFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES TO CALIFORNIA. JAPAN, CHINA
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEAiCo
From Eew-York, pier foot Of Canal-sti " X
FOR San Francisco VIA the fsthmus 81 Panama,
CITY OF LAR, sails Monday, September l, noon'
From San Francisco. LIST and Brannan SITS
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CITY OF PIX ING sails saturday. August %. noon.
For freight passage and general nformation apply 10
corl,anv's once on the pier foot Of Canai-st, " H.
H. J. DIjLLAY, Geperal superintendent
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Amu5ements.

T. DEN MUSEE. Wax Tableaux.
~ ERDELYI NACZI'S BAND. Art Gallery
NeT .o E FRI ae + EaposS gnysnsoF
TODAY 2se: TO ALL
AJEEB the nlystlfying Chess Automaton
PRINCE KANEKlcI CONTINUES TOMORROW.
III G. MINERS 5TH-AVE. THEATRE.
IL REMODELLED AND NEW THROUGHOUT
OPENING OF TIE REGULAR DRAMATIC SEASON,
TOMORROW, MONDAY, AUGUST 25.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
with the engagement Of the
YOUNG AMERICAN STAR,
CORA TANNER, |
Under the Management Of COL. WIN f. SINN.
In a NEW AND ORIGINAL PLAY in acts. written
MIR. EDWARD E. KIDDER, entitled
ONE ERROR, j
PRESENTED BY a GREAT COMPANY.
SPLENDID SCENERY AND
SUPERB PARTISAN CUSTg MES NV
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.
A. ~ C0oiiED By ICED AIR
Tomorrow Monday. sstn Performance OF
Mr.. RICHARD MANSFIELD
Xxx Xxx
in BEAU BRUMMEL
Matinee saturday at . Tooth night saturday Sept
DALMER'5 Theatre. Eve gs s. Mat. Sat.
COMPLETE THE RED IIuSSAR. NEW
or TIE RED HUSSAR. : OPERA.
MARIE TEMPEST AND GREAT CAST.
II ERRACE GARDEN, 5Sth-st.. near 3d-avo
Last week OF the Season Monday; streitmann.
last tine, Suabians Tues, QUEENS Lac Handkerchief
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Glistellanron5

NY PERSON troubled with irrated ewes can rercx'
"A instant and permanent relief Address o L. BVhAO'
Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1,235 broadway.
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Giedmboats
S'I'0NING1'ON LINE

For BOs ron PROVIDENCE WORCESTER and al
roln,, North and Fast Only direct lllo for NAERAfAN.
hit PIER and WATCH hill steamers leave rev
picr rs y H. one block Canals at y. M, daily
xet sunay connecting with express trains and through
Jnuing.ehar cars Returning train leaves Park Square
Station Boston y. and Narrsgsnsett Pier 80 D. M
Mondays 80 %.
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n EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
- o.xy 800. ROAD FOR
isLD BA nTIn LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE AND
AoGchi fAHh, ,BELMAR, SPRING LAKE
AND POINT PLEASANT

Time table In effect June "a Isoo T,.,,. ,o.,. .,o.
rork FOOT o. to Sn 90 10 rs express 10 49,
49,, "a a 10 NV ,oy cypress 90. 80 (ex.
- ''' '"N
" From foot Cortlandt and Destro.ses ste an 7.,o
010 a. ~ noon 30 express Saturday. SpiT,' AZ
3 10 (cXpress6 so express Hed RAM %
!eHPrcss $50. 90 p M Sundays 10 0 :45 a. nv
y 10 y. N. 49, - '''
Sunday trains do not stop Ocean Grove and Ash,r,
Rufus BLoDGETT. j. r. WOOD
Superintendent Gen'l Pass Aet penn y n
II. P. BALDWIN. Genl Pass. Agent. c. r. r. OF X y
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sails.
u PROPOSALS FOR FRESH VEGETABLE

- PROPOSALS FOR FRESH VEGETABLES.
york; HANOI Kus 2s proposals. in trp
cate subject TO the usual conditions with copy Of ms
u O'Clock, noon, Monday september -. 1890. and
then opened . n9 yegss.s reGUrd by the snbcnce
nsS staGs Arm ys at v FS' CNSm3Ss l%
Dor for issue to troops ersat Ss,ns Che rs%ands o.
af ne 10 {s%r .1 Ss oadtons Wiz also until
the and hour above specified az The oce " The
the fresh Sr s q Ss at II the
above speeded Proposal. separate each poot
rroo.a must r, BE- "SSsed r 'safd o To-
received opened at this ONE TO be- addressed to ne
~ an Actlna Commssory Of Subsistence to be addressed
to the Acting COmnissaty OF Subsistence Of The posi-
the eooa %hocoS So"GOH ana to be deyocd the
resye pGst1 In sTgn i ana %r GfH T M
formation may be obtained by application this Office
+, the . e ssoS OF s sT rncc win be sV /"
doesa pGaGn or s se1 81 S,egS sS
ggStes or Ianufactur the duty thereon being equal
s * sNh sish' e lS any
PROPOSALS FOR GRANITE PAVING
e Be r'ia On 'G Of 1gS
e sseesd at 80 GG u % sraSe ay%s boes o
be Used On Various streets and avenue. n The Sy Of wash
ineSp sa AZ 'S th S Sh on aeac eror
ssnsT gsy r I'll fs'sa sS Hs j
,,ciect any aud all bids or parts OF bids j. W UpuG
I%sS L. G. HINE. II. ". ROBERI, Conmissloners d. o.
DROPOSALS. ....,,o,.,,,, ~, o,,.,,, ,r,,,r,
- WIZ II BROADWAY, NEWYQRK.
The attention u contractor. Is called 10 the advertise
inJ ,ne City Record inviting lids for work Swim
burne Island n.,rH - NM ~
AoCEDUCT COMMISSI0NERS,, OFFICE m
ROOM 200 STEWART HUlYYDiNd' NJ Zoo biSoAp
NEW.YoRK, August T. 1890
ITO CONTRACTORS. ,s,ar 81, o,.,,, .., ,...on.u
ith 0sehousr and other aYpUrteEace. Tor R,crN OR
u1ii branch OF the Cr0tOn River near Carmel
putnam County NewYor6 p called Tor w., he aproyf}
will be received al this Office until
O'clock D. No. on August q 1880 at which pace ana houf
they VIII e nIilcIy opencd b. the All educt COMM ssOn
r and the award doing sd work VIII be made by said
Commissioners as Thereafter as possipe. .
Blank forms Of contract and specncanon, herelof ana
bids or sails and proper enNclops tor thef
can ho tncd M glc above Office OF the Aqueduct Com
missioner on application 20 the scciehry'
-'' '' VI VIZ J. c. DUANE President
JOHN G. SIBERIAN. Secretary
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eIcYCLE RAILWAY

BCYNTON BICYCLE RAILWAY
system r running over the So Bash and Brighton
EalWay conne TIM trains lily iron IL A. M ie
10 H. M " thu and Sea Beach Railway b.
tween Nru.York Clty and Brighton beach Concy Island
Tlme from .ay,scnd JIncton q Brighton Brhch opposite
l,adrr - b, Bic,,o RaiaIY. thEtV minutes AaA Tor
through tlsse. isuu Natrlalst.. Via Raw Eutr lfry
over this line % conts single, 40 cents rouhd I'M
QUICKEST 10 hfgitou Beach aud races
f. ~ BoYN1ON
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Albany BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.

straurrs DKIW and DFAN Ut II NUND IraYt Oh
plcr Al North River. foot Canast at b. M Booklyn,
i ul.on-s ia annex, y. N. connecting win eNprss
Sharon SPRING. IOopertOwn lbou.and Islands ana Maya
IA Falls SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER connects
49,. In -
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Gfrurslons.
LAST DAY.
GIL MORE JUBILEE,
MANHATTAN BEACH.
PROGRAMME.
SUNDAY, AUG. "a.


]. Overture "Stabat Mater" Rossinl
= Meditation, The Dying Poet" GottschaK
g. Song for BasSo LET All Obey Leach
Nj. EDWARD O'MAHONY.
T. symphony Dramatque lhrst movement only Sehu6er,
b. Chorus, Praise We the Father Goln0d
opera Chorus and Band
g. Grand Selection from 1.-THE Flying Du;ehman," .
T. Song for ContraltO Sweet Spirit Hear Ny,
Nine JUI.E DE- EYrnER. -
g. paraphrase. 'Lorele' Nesvadoa
o. Meditation, AVE Maria 'ounod
TO- Patrol 'Aianhatan Beach X oekeler
The Author is a Member Of the Band
r. Hallelujoh Chorus from The Messiah" Handel
Opera Chorus and Band
EVENING, 80.
l. Overture. "Ruy Mendelssohn
e Meditation Reigegse. The Last Hope. Go.tsehaS
SgnOt NlCoLM uOl:skI.
a. Grand Selection from "Mcphistoele,' Boto
D. Aria for Contrato, The Lost Chord sullivan
Nine. JULIE DE- RYlHER
g. Grand ConccrtStuc& op. 10 zone movement
:. Solo and Chora, from ''stabat Mater" TN.
Solo BY CARRIE IN FUi.LGiiAGF..
=. POLKA NilltaTc THE DrummeTs Ratapan Julien
I'D Regiment Drum Corps and Band.
o. Falstans Song for Bssso from ''ghe Merry
Sir. EDWARD O'MAHONY.
10. Scene and Duet from al 1soyatore." "Mis'
Mcssr.. BODI and RAFFAlOLo
with Chorus and Band Accompaniment.
H. Grand Finale Introducing the 'tn-.ian LYNN the
rMarseI,Iase The, The Harp That once TT Ihro ai
Chorus" Troops Ropre-cntlng Various Countries.
I'D Rcgmcat Drum Corps Sc0ch Pipcrs, &c.
INV IVY VG6STSTGY IT'S or THEE"
WITH AETILLEKY ACCOMPANIMENT.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOK QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL AND uNJJTJnD STATES NAIL sTEfAMER
BrtanncL\ug.21. 30pm. Britannia StIlt2Il ..ipp ~
'MaJstic S,pt g. 80 am. Majestic. oct l. 80 m.
GcrIi,anlc. Srpt. 10, 80 pm. Gcrsnanic oct 8. pm
sTcutUnlc sept J. = so am. t1cuOnc. Oct Is, a
From White star Dock foot Of Wet l0th.st .ao
Second cabin these steamers. Saloon rates. sDO
upward. according 70 steamer and location Of berh
tcrr. ,ecragr go Compsny's Occa No. ~ broadway.
Ncw.York Philadelphia 6ncc, 400 Waput-st.
~ J. BRUCE ISMAY, Agent
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Orcau Steamers.

A MAINE STEAMSHIP co.
"a The only direct line 70 COTTAGE CRY Mas ana rS and
steamship lines for Bar uaTbor, Old Orchard Poian1 d
Springs, White Mountains Rockland Bangor ar
st. John y. b. and all Eastern summer resorts S"an
every Wednesday and saturday at p NJ from i!er
IS River Market street, " T. For fufthcr
infornaton apply % ItORATIO MAIL Agent AZ tc plr
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.ANIDJTRG- AMERICAN PACKET co.
PED 3D. LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

Ped "D7 LINE OF .SIEAMSIIITo;1.r ,co =,
III FOR LAGUAIRA 1T ERIC ChBIiLO q KACoA
CORO AND MARACAlBO,
Calling at Trinidad TO land and embark passengers ana
malls.
Pier 80 LIST River.
SS VEyEZI' Ella ... THURSDAY August 2s, 900 p Ia
IS CARACAS Wednesday September 10 oO p III
S. PH1LA pEJPIlIA. SAiYd!y SeniCNher 10 :P0 D. IL
trade have very superior oamodaions for Passenger
Genera Managers. Il Wall-st
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TOdays Time Table for Coney Island:
fM 49, Mt 1Sp lis si5 30. % Is g.
FSoN PihW NV So, y. r.; p1nsEEy rl2fc
Station Elevated karoads-J3 80 10 10 II, II 40 A. NJ
IL 80. 10 = A. 80. 10. .. 90 $50. Z 10, .,
Z 45 md 80 Il. NJ.
LEAVE CoSEy, iTiAAND PIEKs9YAt 70 to Il ~ 20
@ TO- 50. 40, : -. 9.i0, . % 1910. T.: H..
FAKE 10 COMFY ISLAND AMI RETURN, 30 CENTS
TIVE TABLE FOR LONG BRhNCH.. o.,o
A. ~ : = &, 3 50 p. NJ
PROM PIER ,NEWj NO. .R.-o a. NJ. 10 A. NJ,
NV " RETURNING,
LEAVE OCEAN PIER-ll Is A. NJ. IL Is, 8 Is,
and U 10 l.. II. $500. $50, ,,,.r,.u,, - ,,,>.,,.
SINGLE FIRE, 80 CENTS.
Exr tickets t0ucN Island anu Long Bfanch
old ~ all downrac clc' aed roads, with FREQ
transfer between Srptl Ferry ana Battery Place for
I'd and 80 Ave. Ta.srngors.
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JAPAN-CHlNA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
Steamers leave san Francisco follows:
OCEANIC Honolulu Thursday. September T. noo'
GAELIC Saturday September 90. noon
BELGIC Tuesday. october 81 noon
OCEANIC Thursday November To- ho'"'
superbly AplOintcd-Superior Accommodations
Reservations be made by letter or tlrgraph " ~
cabin plans seen cs7 and 33 Broadway. NewfofA or
Room a. Railroad Building San Francisco
LELAND STANFORD. President
II II GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
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& TATE LINE-BETWEEN NETWORK.
- GLASGOW AND MoyILLE LoX,DS0,NGDsERKYl,;rr s
TO llvERPo0L LONDON; DUBLIN &c;
STATE OF GE0hGiA Thnrrdoy, Augqst 20 o. NJ
Cabin passage 35 70 SO according location Of state.
ROOM Excursion tickets 80 10 500 Stcerasc t"K"t, ~
end from all Eare Of Europe a. lowest rate From et
Columbia stores south terfy Bookyn y FOR ifeishtt
Agents 80 Broadway. y Y. Storage cnce 81 Broadway.
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SEW.yORK TO LIVERPOOL va QUEENSTOWN
From Pier 40. North Htrf.
FAST EXPRESS " AL >ltNICE -
potJnl, Wed Aug ~ D. IN. Ttrura Sat sept 49, a. N.
TnIFi1 sat Aug3O5 80 Aur4ni1. So sept 20 an.
serN'a Sat sept -, liza Bothn.a Wtd.H ~ J. M
Gaia We'd scpt 10; ~. JThriI "a, seq, =; 3 PA
so Stecrssc ticket aid oil parts OF Europe At
yerv low rates Tor FIRE ght and passsse ppy at the com
tary's ONO, No 4 Bowling Green NrV.fOrl.
-'VEENOH H. BROWN 4 CO.. General Agents,
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"A Pier II y r.. foot OF Ieroy;st $3.50. .o,,...
NEW.YORK and LIVERPOOL, Via ~ fENSIo"N'
IS. CITY OF ROME sails
SATURDAY. Sept 20 Oct ~.
Cabin second cabin. 30 ana $40.
NTWYOI;K AID GLASGOW. VIA LONDoNDtRNN
i.tnopa.... Aug. 30, a. H. De' onia sept H. a. NJ
Iurn,ssia sent G. IL fCircassl sept. 90 \ a. ~
Cabin. $50 and 800 second class, 50" St'ctigr ~
This rails fCm Anchor Line lhtis, IIchI'c
Stores Brooklyn Wall-st iCrtyl. ,
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE, ,.c
NETWORK no GIFkALTAE AND NAP1 rs.
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~ ROUND THE WORLD.
The membcr,hp Of our parties leaving San Francisco
Sept ith and Sept. 10th sens complete we are booking
members sd and 4t parties leaving sept 2th ana
Oct 9Th. illustrated programmes free; ~
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-10
An Amnlgnmnted NInn Says There VIII be
Trouble ar the Convention.

An AmnIgnmnted Man Says There VIII be
Trouble at the Convention.
In regard to the trouble between the roll
ers and heaters and the roughers and catch
ers in iron mills. an account OF which was
published in THE DISPATCH last Thurs
day, rougher has sent the following COM
munication to this Office He says:
SIT appears that there is committee OF
roller and heater appointed to canvass the
mills. This is as much as to say that none
but heaters and rollers shall go to the ff-
teenth annual convention. If the conven-
tion next June will be composed of heaters
ana rollers what are you going to do with
the poor puddler? Leave him out in the
cold or IN the hot sun? This matter will
then come to test and fight to finish
If the roller does not consent to duff up with
the man that does all his work while he
finds comfortable place to rest himself, the
secrets will be given away. The ironmaster
will get more facts and points than he
ever dreamed of. If they want to
bar US, ought We, the roughers,
stay away from the convention and be de-
MED the right to defend ourselves? We will
do it in spite Of them. What the roughers
want to do is to make the trouble general.
We would then have the rules amended so
that in all mills from a 6-inch mill to a 1885,
inch mill, all roughers, rollers and catchers
to be hired and paid separately by the firm.
Let the roller and heater look after their
own prices and do their own work.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-10

Speas could have sold his release, and Pickett
could come in for a little bit of the purchase
money. But what a bull headed blunder Her
man Long made. He was sold to Boston by
Speas for &, 500, and after signing Boston con-
tract he went to Speas and asked Tor some OF
the purchase money. Even then he could nave
scared Speas and the Boston CLUB mad ne
threatened to jump to the Brotnerhooo. Long
could have refused to 60 to Boston, ana. having
Speas where the wool was short he could nave
pulled his leg" for $1,000 of the purchase
money. The Philadelphia club say they were
not aware of Pickett'S having signed with Kan
sas City, but l saw by the papers where he was
going South with them.
ODDS AND ENDS.
1t is now reported that Duryea is not anxious
to get back to Cincinnati. Another large
country Jay that doesn't know his own mind or
whether he is married. Duryea says he isn't
married, and other people say he is.
Young Madden, who is on the Brotherhood
list of signed players, has not signed with any
body. He is now tobogganing at his home in
Portland, Me.
The many friends of Thomas Bond, of this
city, were highly disappointed when his name
did not appear on the list of Players League
umpires. Bond is much better man than
some of the appointed parties.
The players of the Boston League clnb will
report in this city on the day after st. Patrick's
Day in the morning, All the Irish members,
Patrician Donovan, will have their
heads measured to see if they had been cele-
brating.
John Clarkson, the emperor of all pitchers.
has his hands full of business In addition to
the Harvard team, he also devotes
many hours to teaching the art OF pitching to
several wealthy members of the Boston Ath-
letic Club. If Clarkson fell into beer vat, he
wouldn't get soaked" he has too much bloom
ing luck, you knowI CHARLES j. FOLEY.