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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-15
(aSlaLiia

For Infants and ChildFoa.
CasGorIA promOtOs DlEsution, and
ovsFcomsS Elaf6ls6cy, CoaStlpatIon, Sour
Stomach, DiAHhoa, and FsverishnesE
Thus The ohild is rendered healthy and it,
deep 1aAural Castor1A contains no
Morphins or other narcotic property.
"Oasloria b % wei adapted 10 children that
I recoumsadi = - @psEi6r 70 any pSerigton
III south Oxford 81, BF0Oklyn, n. Y.
"I - caSloFia In ny prsctlce, and And 70
apociAly odaptod - Affections OF children"
ALaE. RoBlnTsoN, n. D.,
1857 ID Ave, New York.
"Erum personal hnowlodgo and observation
lean elY that Cas,oria 4 pR e11sllent medicine
for ehlldroh, acting = . laIntlVe and relieving
The pent up bowels and general ayatem very
esllsnt GHOcf upon thslr children"
DA. @. Q. Opooo1
TncsEEsA cOuAzI, n murray strosL MI.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-15

1t is a well known fact that carbonate
Of ammonia is used by bakers In the
preparation Of the finest and most who'll
some bread and cake, and has been from
time immemorial. Il Is among the oldest
and at the same time most healthiul con-
stituents Of baking powders. It is all
evolved in gass by the heat Of the oven,
and leaves no trace Of itself In the food.
and It is this that gives Ii lie great value
as leavening agent in the OplniSaof the
physicians. s.-Nep York Journal
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-15
THE END
Hannah FearinB'S Fortune
By AUGUSTA LARNED

lCopyrIght, 1901. By American Pres AssOclA-
tion.
CHAPTER
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-15

Mrs. W. NJ. Ross has taken possess
sion Of the lodging house across from the
court house on Second street, which has
been reftted and newly furnished through
out to accommodate those who are seek
ing comfortable and quiet quarters.
Gray blankets from sI.5O up at
Differs. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-16
New York Markets.

sArrlpAy. Aug. la-FLnuR AND MkAL-Hoders were
decidedly higher in their vews following the advance
the annexed naur;s Though reused are for the
g iSetsso: ..upsrnns: sss.s!ssI; 80: ...rs
g. Is; strARhta e4150$5; patents. spring, &43S3U;
.intsE s.9s.2s; city, mills sh,ppins extra. T. eneS
meal " bhL-$aso0$asO Tor Western and Sass for
CoIros-Futurss opened at to points decline quick.
" rallied a.terward Improved. closing nrm a. 70
market day vas almost repetton OF that OF yester
day. Liverpool declined aud We followed suit. Then
eonsiJerable quantity came upon the market The ear
ly decline was quickly recovered and some further
advance TOOK place. The weekly crop reports IN ado
public this morning we're nos favorable 70 the hears
Tho appearance OF boil worms reported also
and increased shedding OF bos It was likewise noticed
thai for the hrst time . good doal more than year
the deliveries from plantations fell below last year Tho
excess IN the visible SIMPLY has fallen IN Tow weeks
sumption Of Lur"p: per week =, 800 Sa,.s OF 10y go
Kidding npiantA re. do. Gulf, ;l6c 1ne follow.
Ing the detas Of tho ransactons In futurtA with
asIa az MIMI a Aa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-16
Electric stock 0uotationa
BosroH Aug ia-fhs latest electric stock quosatonl
The Crop Report.

READING. Pa. Aug. 16-Tbs apple crop this
year in nearly all the eastern counties OF Penn
sylvania 10 unprecedented. Trees that never
bore plsntifully In past seasons are now
Weighted down to tho breaking point with
their load Of fruit. and tho late varieties will
no doubt DO gathered in as great abundance
as tho earlier sorts. Many shrew farmers are
preparing 10 operate big cider presses this fall
somewhat on the plan Of grist mills and to
manufacture cider for farmers not provided
with the necessary appliances at stated rate
per barrel. tho apples to DO furnished By the
owners.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 14.-Specials to tho Star
say that southern Nebraska and northern
Kansas was visited by . copious fall Of rain
last night commencing at midnight and last
ing until daylight. The storm was especially
heavy in Nebraska. whore the railroads suffer
little 1t extended to the west limo OF Kansas.
At Kansas City and Atchison the rain was
accompanied by a severe electrical storm. The
rain was greatly needed. and will be OF meal
culsbls benefit to the corn. which in some
fields had begun to FIRE."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-16

PsovnIoss-Lard futures ado some advance, in sym
syss f:s s:ss:@sss ;$.s.: 70 sesssss; ssss
Ssr. 7sse ior psesmS.r. and SSo fot Jsnas5y spo.
~ .S% @ 81 s;%i ~ :yp
.s II: 1I;s: 3Sss nd "a .Sa;; :.S IS
;tss ~ ssS'ss: :.'.; I Rs.
ns ,n9qH d%.t s7As hans
ss &. & re: 8.
81 ss. r &. su
Bptter in steady demand: creamery. lesaoc. the:ss
;as =; Fl :.ps' ri .Sspy 81 full
nSiid.y y snmmsr Is: .dv.aos -. du: !: .tIonsst
si;'.1 tSs!s: sstse. sss:s
81 s:?:? i; g:
s1 "a. :Sa
g: Saet ]
lila M -. wers mainly No red winter At iaS
@ ' siss sS;s lo ne; e.
$:s,s:
re- @. ssy Is ssss .s
iss os'ss:s; 81 a.: :pss s:sss:
:ssi': a .sss:1i .:v.. e au:ds, s'' Nj MIXED
ss ;s;. ee..s r.a ains:i T.;
:ss:%ss. & S g.nSs ..S
osss 1;s fo IS.
< i. ss.s
and ra s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-16
LATEST LONDON ouorArIoNs

SATURDAY. Aus. Is
The usually active stocks. IS we'll as many Of
the spsciAltiss. have snjoved substantial ad-
vancss this week. Tho net Improvement In
prices since last Saturday has In the main boon
sproportionately large to the transactions,
for the market has been far from active. Still,
the dealings have been somewhat 10, ger than
for q number OF weeks past. Wall street is
debating whether q bull movement has
really set IN. or whether the rise is
simply tho result OF the covering OF
shorts By bear operators who have boz
come DISCOURAGED at tho stubborn resistance
OF the market. Unauestionsbly Q very large
proportion Of tho short interest has beer
closed out, and tho operation hNs ssts blished
the faot thu, there are very few stocks for sale,
especially ~ sdvsncinR priosa Eyss Union
Pacific and Louisville snd Nashville. IN both
OF which thers has been considerable llquida-
ton this week, srs not very much lower than
they were last Saturday. The hrst named has
recovered almost ss rapidly as 1t declined.
The street Is inclined 10 accept as fact an In
terssting theory that the decline in he price
OF Union Pacific was not entirely accidental.
but was accelerated with the view Of Develop
ing financial support for the company. A con-
fssslon OF insolvency by any one OF the larger
railway systsns st this time. Just ~ coaa-
AAAee q stspsealss to- sxistsAeA weula b .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-16
CELLULOSB IN THE NATY.
DHpseteA to Close Automatically Hell
Shot In ships ArmameAts.

INJECTED to Close AutoAAttcAuy Aol0O
shot In ships Armaments.
baltimore. Aug. 15.-The attention Of naval
men and shipbulders throughout the country
has been directed 10 tho construction Of cruis-
ors No. 8 and No. 10 at the Columbian Iron
Works at Locust Point An innovation 10 to
Be introduced In those vessels for the purpose
Of tomatically closing holes which may DO
made in their ornaments by the snemy's
shells. This is to bs accom- plished by filing
the coffor dams with substance not hitherto
used In naval construction In this country.
Tho Golfer dam In naval construction 10 Q
structure around the opening or matches
through decks and across the bow Of tho ship.
It forms In tho latter case part Of the COL
lision bulkhsad. Tho space within Is generally
from fifteen to twsnty-four inches wide. and Of
. height Just sufficient to extend above the
water line. After these Golfer dams had been
added to the cruisers, the choice Of . sub.
stance for filling them had to DO con-
sidered S. difficult was this choice
that the architects gave It up. Consequently
tho Golfer dams were left unified, tho idea be-
could be stopped up with any. things CON
yenent such as mat resses or blankets. The
w Ws.n
vet choke up The hole, The Navy Dspartmen t
sf o4 to e an Pr s
oueo to tho other vessels OF the new navy.
been supplied wi csiiuIose Tor the purposs il
SScoessIuL Chief Constructor Heed Of thu
1Iiias Golfer Jams 81 his special study. contends
lose, Is tho IDEAL material The only substance
''%Sis Ssas ,0 o s:ss: Sn: 6
IA sG !; n, sSIs TS: nSsss n: IL ss 81;
horse hair. Tho length varss from eight to
thirty centimstres. The meal. which Is the
sso 81 Is IL s
loose masses is 65 Kilograms per ouble mstrei
sbsorbs %a'es and bv L. sW.iaR provide. eSs
safest possible obstruction, On account Of
tts low specific gravity. less than that Of cork.
used IN sse 70 f.. ana ~
damaged ship a1oat. Celluloss Impressed
and packed IN the Golfer dam OF . ship to form
and docs not decay Tor two or three years.
nitsd. does not give OF any disasi :. abb smoke.
nabsr s ss5 s:
ienlted 1t gives out white smoke. Combustion
ip eeliuose can be controlled by comnfessing
sns ana il da%
Tho fibre Ia loosely spread on q table seven
feet square and in LAYER. about two or three
sa hs III b hand G S,ss:
ness OF four or five centimetres Rectanguar
blocks n,teon 10 twenty centimetres long and
ten TO fifteen centimsrss wide are laid of BY
with those blocks. Boards with leadsn weights
are laid on ton. OF the blocks and man. BY his
woight on the boards. congresses tho cslulose
fourth or fifth layer. until the thickness OF
tho layers Is IS groat As desired.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-16
ACCUSING A POAIOkALAM.
a GlrPs Story or IlI.tre atmest By Mnlligaa
Of tho Eleventh Freei.et, Brooklyn.

n 0urPD STORY OF I.trcotmeDt ~ Aull1G0A
OF tho Eleventh Preoiaot. Brookiyl.
pretty young woman. whose name is with
hold. called on Aching Superintendent Mackel-
lar Of the BROOKLYN police force yesterday to
complain that Policeman Charles A. Mulligan
Of the Eleventh precinct had beaten her bru-
tally on Court street on Friday night. She
showed a bruised and blackensd face as proof
Of tho truth Of her statement Capt. Kenny Of
thu Eleventh precinct WAS summoned to Head
quarters. ard In his presence the girl swors
shat Mulligan was unmarried. and had boon
living with her On DuiI.eld street. Fhs had
hssn neslectcd OF late and she found that Null
sthsr uoman living ~ Court e' stpeet. shs ,
beard that Mnll;sNn had been saving evil
things to this other woman about herself and
che wont down there on Friday, night to Gall
goi!rsm. an there ma 2 dispute fo!lcHed which
vas IN uniform. she says: finally struck hsri in
the face repea,edly., On the police book NULL.
Atlantic avenue, A COPY Of the com plant va.
b. put on trial before Police Commissioner
Acting yuperin enuent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-16

7eth st n. 4 800 y eth ~. soxioza; nary
ESD 81 y . ITO III Az. ,SliooS; Henry
Ravens and wife to sarah Rice. eoo
Jeherson At as; Abraham Rossnthh and vile a..
TO Abraham Goldberg, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. T,VeS
Cherry st. 22s. and Pelham o.; Peter Hod- - ~.
ficki and wife to Kari WaiiAch. ........... U0N
Peulan aud wife to John II Meyer anl ano,.. go
8eth ~ 81 l2a Q 9th Az. 2:HaAa; Vim Drought . a,
ct al to Herman ws,ssnann and ano.. .u...... SAbo
l07th st 81 2b5 " nth Az COZ ia H. and also 1se
anil w EA;t 10th o.; Edw LAME aud wife 10
ic!ih i n .. iss y 10Th AZ. aiiioaii. 10 xoi
RxcoRpxp LRAsk
Basoh. Gustav. to Lewis stsnhardt ct al l5i
East 10Th St yrs per yr................... tLeo
RrcoRpxp rowyaAosa
AymAr BENZ. to Fred J Middisbrook. n cor
Anst Harriet TO Home Mutual Building and
Loan association 10 1e5th 81, Jackson ~. =.
sai,sr sichcis., to Tho: Ro,hmInn. vii
J.sns 81 u ,ssn 10 p: .d:; cn,;.; a. 400
Ltd. "a ilsth st 9Th Av, mos. ,.,.....,.... 1870
MoGarrity. Mich. to Jno Ochse, Centre Mar.
ket place. Gran st. iyr.........,......... Loo
Moore Edw. and wife to Isaao Hebbsrd, So
u tn 81 I'd aN. yr........,....,........... LOG
Miller. thas Jr and wife to isaac Fromms and
Thompson, George W and wife 10 Twslfth ward
Saw Bank, v I'd av . 12sthsi. yr...,.....,.. TOO
WeissmAnn. Herman and ano to Vim Drought
and ano. . j6th st. 9th Az, install ls...... A60
Wod1lckL Peter c, ana wife to Karl waliaoh
ns7sth o. " I'd Az. instAlls ........,.. 1000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-16
THE FORESTERG
49, VIII Hold Their Next Nigh Court In
Now Maven-Oacers InstAIleA.

New Haven-Omeers INSTALLED.
me High Court OF tho Ancient Order Of
ybres,ers which Was In session In Brooklyn all
last week held its last meeting yssterday. The
hsxt biehnial convention it was decided to hold
in New Hnvep. although a strong fight was
mnds In behalf OF san Francisco and Jersey
City. For the next Two years Brooklyn will 10
the hsadlunr,crs Of ihs order.
comnuitt % was appo n ed to design new
yegslis for he order, ard then these supreme
Cbiof Ranger. William A. Kits; Sub Chief
San s,, = a; Ba Bach Treasurer; T. l.
fry: IsDior Woodward, r. II. Orgier: Junior
WoodMa'd. DANIEL i;ani..an; Senior Bradle.
G. u Hsgs'nmnliar Junior Pssde james Is
NssIspss Auditors n II. Andrswa n Dick
orsoS, LsWr~Doe Dolan.
The .Con!sntion thea adjourned 70 meet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-16

an increase Of %. 27ss41 - eompsred with the.
same month last year The gross earnings Of
IA railroads for the seven months ending JulZ
we're ,s IN % r.rfad
last year.
The Louisville. New Orleans and Texas
Railroad reports gross earnings Tor June OF
S2al 800. an increase Of t55.1!5 az compared
with the Same month OF last year, ana net
$40. SOS, an Increase OF 44l.S05
The receipts from customs for the week were
19487,306. and from Internal revenue. S2.6O6.-
$50, q total III 46.093.456. against 465i301S last
sSs ss.s and making the total since July L. '4''
National hank note circulation OUTSTANDING
dsmptlon: siIls.sls amount Teissasd sss2:-
$50, and DESTROYED. H5l.ss,: Balance q de.
notes sa7.sl6.i5s. decrease Of s24i. $50 for the
week.
Treasury balances compare with those Of
last Saturday as follows:
Geld coin and bulio. ......sisls6Lise sia.sonsss
silver coin and builien - ls3si262 la.O<slie
Legal tenders. including
Treasury notes ........... ll.R2SS20 ll.6SIbSi
Totals. fi52. .iO.7f7 1is2eoe53a
Deposits In national banks. $lS 544.649.
against sls.97s.sl5 last Saturday. Bonds de-
posted to secure the same. 23105.5O0. In
addition to the foregoing the Treasury reports
snS RI. SSs q Sn
against the same i57.658.O85. OF which S44-
912.967 are outstanding.
Money in London: K cent Rate Of dis;
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank. OF Eng
land on balance to-day, f2l5.OOO. Paris ad.
Vices quote y cents az 95 francs as confines,
esntimes.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-16
Reserve ;:siIa.7Seo1 s,ieos7, SO psa s4Ia 80
Reserve reQ'd llul. OS2 730 lGi.<<DU70 lno. 2oI92
Surplus :. $500. $50 si7.si


The d.ncit /. y.ar. aro vas sssa72s and two years
acothe surplus was fa3a23la.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company re-
potts net earnings for juno Of 473G.On5. an In
crease OF $l77.3ll as compared with tho same
month last year. For the six months ending
June 81. the net earnings were S3.433. 100. an
corresponding period last year.
The New York. Ontario and Western Rail.
ss2s1s IN iners.ss q ssa71A s. copp.rsd
ss1HdlnE June o.. tie Ia nst ssrnlnss were $685.
the correspondents period last year.
ThS Ws b. Esiso.s Espo.t: a:
S7l.s7t e com pared With the came month last
nssr . E1r sss sir nonths ending June 30 the
S57;0e4 ae compared with the corresponding
period last year
:. The San Francisco and Northern Pacific
Fsllroad oCoomarsny REPORTS moi earnings for
rare Win the nnme month last year. For tie
were tl4l. s0s. an Increase Of S48 .Oe5 % cons
pared with the corresponding period last year.
sskalaGS es 20 EatEoadS tsS 3II SsllIlIzi1L
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-16
8ailroaas.
DEN N SYLvANIA
RAILROAD.
The STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
The Scenic Line to the West,
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot Of
Dcsbrosscs and Cortlandt Streets, a.
follows:
8ailruaas.
On and after JULY ~. 1891

On and after JULY ~, 1891.
THE FAST LINE.
5000 A: Mailman ye..isui. Sleeping and r.,es
HM inaisnspoIl. f Il 20 A Il Chicago a asS
foisdo except saturday W
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1csoo A. NJ Com se, :, .,eus'sI ., ruimsny..
sn.i!ns ana 6s.sSs.tion 81. rr.:.s!ns sn."sissl
psSs oS :.s .s. a Iaa sp ]
al the convenience OF home or ONCE L,rnsd By
:!sss '$d H : 1i's a
ST. LOUIS AYR SRrs CINCINNATI E1.
500 P. M.-rullmsn vs.iouie Sleeping Gar. from
EoSi. and inc ras.enger Coach io re
S:iS%Ss%: xSrS:: esIasi"naa ii sis 4 n aud 81
THE COLUMBIAN ExpREss.
400 r: M.,raliman ve.t'p ~. 81, sissen. lining
ispiss sssfhi; so n '1 'A'''4 ARRIVES
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
0,30 r. M.-ruiman vss;ihnle Sleeping Car New
Fs ana AID nfme. a 10 sa No .u G s T.
cage Arrive. a, co'umo9: %, 2 ~ ,neHn.a
.."ona morning tannses for a' c 10
and Toledo daily except saturday.
PACIFIC ExPRESS.
q 100 r. N.-PulIoan Bnnet slee ping Car New York
Shei.a Nsw Yois M.niph,. VA g: ss.pspdS,s
eisrsilos Is !. aes. DAY and %.ry !, Gn,;a "
and Tor sa ,ss
sIsO r.. M.-sh-nandoah Valley E1prea. with
Through Rufet sleeper to New 0reanA
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON, AND
THE SOUTH.
"Washington Limited Express Of Pullman Parles
Cars with Dining car to Baltimore daily except
Sunday iO:lu A NJ. arTlvs washington s 20 ?. T.
and Congressional Limited" daily With Nrnx car
at $50 r A.. arrive W Warrington .:S :. VI regular
sxpresA 8:2n S::tt. and II II. 2:iu b. s. AID
8P ~. and 1918 night For Baltimore only r. n
Sunday 6:lo and 4 ~ A ~ 30. = and . ?. u. and
For x.isnte city. 20 r. Il week days with Through
Fer Cspe Say ] 20 r. y. week dAya with rArsuss
Buffet Paror Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 6:2O r. e:0O 1880 500 NO.Do Chieaes Lin
Tied. with Dining Car. and 10 10 v Washington Lnisd
with Dining Carr ant u 40 a. ", i2=!O en- 1tlV
2:au 3sUL 3:;s,, 4uL ASH 500 ., 80. 30 and
gast r. n. and l2:l5 night. Accommodating Ii 10
A NJ, 4:+ORnd7 .ooP ". sundayI LxpreaA o;,A s4I
eD no ~ Limited) and 10: - A. ~. 2:,n 8 90 tspI
4:Sl 500. s:aI $50 and eaJo r. ~ aud is:lh nghi
For time tab Of trains to local points the rsuA
Offices: AIS. st9 and .,,3 broadway, Aston House
and foot OF Desbrossss ana CortA audit sta; Csur, a.
ttn fu.on ST. and Brook yn Annex Staten foot q
Fulton ct. Brooklyn; IS Hudson 81. HobsAen: sts
The New Sork Transfer Company VIII call for nd
check haxRage from hotsls and rsaidences through y
destinAtiou-
CuAS X PUGH. j. WOOD.
General Manager. General Psssr Agent
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EHI0H VALLEY RAILROAD
EWfSSyMY - Lave foot Of csrtiAnds u De-
I'M MEM breases ST. l. s:io. . and II - 4 H.
kT:jSH% $40 ( 50 $40. And .oP.M
The pictu.esQus route bstwsu Asv
III York ami EAstnn BstnlehsR Allen.
town, PostsvlIs. Man CHI Chunk. Wikss
barre f1ttston Scranton. ltharA Geneva Wsvsny
Watkins Glen, Elmira. RechssteE au6sla, Niagara
Falls Toronto, Detroit
CHICAGO. ST. LOufA and ALL POINTS WKgr.
Tickets and sleeping berths can sseueA u tAs
General Rsstsr1 ONCE bruadvay LEO Easx LzstA
street
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2xilsdxda
2MIsoIdd
hEM YoRK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All tsaas arrive ana Depart iron
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Fourth 10 aud <Sd 81. Nesv Tsrh.
ZEE ONLY RAILRoAp STATION IN THE CITY.


1NANO SeN NAI o'A''ON'
FS"r" q" a"a ssd va "eS ie'"'
sAk ONLY sA'hAoAD 'fAiioN ~ fhA VII"
Trains leave as feiiswsi
M;:LAts; is.sS S:iss S.y.:sS. !.ss:ss Sanss's
toisO 4. H..sARATOIK LAKE 0BORdE AND
MONTREAL SPECIAL pIs s.rs!osa siS NJ"
Ca.dys!i q. 6eor6el 4 ~ !; y Montreal ,ihSur;rnS,
Due =, Ciiesse Si.s 4: y: next dsy.
1910 A. M.-WEsrEHH DAY s1PREss-Dailv 81.
4 $40 r. M.GsoyTnMEsIsEN yEsTihuhEp Lin
81 Lsuis 7:ia r ~, ,,,s .,,., Ma. mi,
lsSS p M.Essr.!esa Lni.sd: sAturdaya enlH
1sS safE vkss,ssts g INTER 1.a
.dsS r,s, ,,,r,,x rxp,rss-nu. RI.
esH 200 Giseins:H 5soc NJ 81 i %Hss ;ts kx
tkess ~. ,rrr,,, x,.a.p. r,,,. Inn
fsLANbS AMP hpik0EpAcK sfkciAho r,. pr
fRBSB-Due Ciscnnau 80 r. n Indianapolis 1880
O,iE p N ,-CiilCA0O DAY ExPREs9 -
fiSRK1Ll, (NhwBuR9Hl PUUaHKEEfSfB, RHINE
\ CLIFF (klN0STnNl, AND CATSkILL MONTANA
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!. RTE | IN { s .

Direct route 70 Psssaic, Paterson. Tuxedo New.
burgh; Aiddetown rortJery,s Aon.ies.io. White
sprinEA Rochester. iiornesvle Bunala Niagara Falls
ssS sS \. psu W.. soa %
tween New York and Chicago. no change OF cara
Choice Of routes utauaua Lake Niagara "a ID
Ar sosS z, e.
Chamber. g. a. follors and nve minutes earlier I'M
Sleeper Hornesviie to Cincinnati. Connects At Port
Snsn sq %: G sos s1.n of
car 70 chicago s.spsrs to Chicago. Clsv.snd and
2 III 7. NJ, except Sunday Mountain sxprs.s for
O.OO B,nghAnton nensrdale and Monticello Par
lor car to Port Jervs Through Saturday Tor Non
q m r. n. Daily-sod train to Chicago. via Mag
O.OO ara Falls aNA GRAND Trunk Railway. sieepers
8 Vn T. bsiiy.via Chsa.s 1S nal Las and Mag
e S1GaIG S HS,s.ta :nd ciaeiDn: ~,
s:soE H.sf. y" $500 y. sundays-D 4 4.
NGlSsJ. I'll es D:,:.!s sa :. Ass,
~ An.s;+s T. ~ Z. 4. s p MI p 4 Sun.
> =. esd ct I2.+N for New bureh; $40 r. ~ ca5d
Ks xkp TISE nay =. rss from
Containing select list Of hotels and BOARDING house,;
"subur6an Hemea Describing vicinity OF New York;
"ChautauQua Lake Souvenir" and "Summsr Excur.
SIVtCKBTs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
40i: SIT and e?7 1roadwny; Chambers aad West
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

new Ysrk stock Enthusiastic ASS. IL.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS TN t1.o00sl
10 Ala, Ciass B....i osxl 10 Tenn Sc. ss.... eex
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES BONDS.
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NEW 1oR khaS SH TE1EEI%1A1AN D WEST.

EkN Halfway.
Trains leave West 42d st. At s0S A. II. Ob miuutss
earlier from foot Jay 81 for Mddletown Blooming.
GGGrEh rort seryis Monticello falsburSh, Liberty.
MSalton Debit Sidney, Norwich. tdmss.on. Utica
H" n' ossdA os"sgo. Detroit Chicago. and points
,grS 4 r. stsny vcsd. ,c.mpe.l Hail. Lakes NO
,9H ' hloo%ipFSn.sh Elsnvils Fslls6urGh Hurley.
a,lS r y, ca%Pbsl Hall Lake. Mohonk and Min.
tRsSa'f. slIssnyIl. si'Sursh iurlsyvili: LiSsS.S
,t1I00 7. ~ Middetown iallsSursh Liberty Liv.
innntaon aanor RookiAnd Walton. Sidney. Norwich,
Oneioa. OswsHo Rochester, NIAGARA Falls Detroit
ch.S ,s apa M.s. PIlln.a ssspsrs reclining char
f,4S ,. r.. sssura. Ssa M, n,as,.,o p,.,,
Ssrsh ali'nv'lls FalsburSh. Liberty whis Lsss
tDNlyi ~ other trains daily except Sunday.
aaaaSSinE room sssn and sleeping car bsPths
q r. A., 10 Exchange plsce Nav York " ~''s"S
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Real Estate Transfers.

.WvIissi = Jacob Tsiinsn, 49,. 600,
4aS "a: G!l:sssS g e. 2, 49, oA..!.:
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nELAWAkk LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN
~ RAILROAD.
Shortest line. vsslibulsd Pullman coaches

Hresa via Paterson, for Wafer Gap k!rondsbnrs
scranton. BinghAmion. OweEo Ithaca WAverly III
mira CorninE bath Dams vile shsrburns Mstsrviiis
Richhsd SPRING. Utica Mt Norris Greene Oxford,
rorwich cortland, SYRACUSE Futon, and interme-
Gs!: s.Hr S. Connect. a.
and q Buffalo with trains for the vest
!:2O G.Binshamton Mail. VIA Boonion.
r. A-BtnEhamton and ElnirA Express for Watsy
Gap strsrds6urE Scranton owsko. Wsysrly. EmirH
ton. and Wilkes ~'"A@
r4:lM 7. A-serAntoa wnkssbarrs. and Plymouth
7;Ao y daily .Bunalo Limited Express via Pat,
oIson Tor 6troudsburx Scranton, Binghsrnton OvsSn
syTse eIyI, k%ir. . GSIrnnt Es, x.y.nI Dan.ve
sf. y tdaiyh-Bunalo Riohheid SPYING and o..
yeEo kxprsss for stroudsburE Scranton Binsha ton
sh:reurps Masryills Utica 10, eli points on The
bnte DIVISION Counscu with traina for the v est