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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-25
Rdilroaos
..uERrCA,s GREATEST RAILROAD"
NE::W!!! YoR !!!!!. CENTRAL


e. Hudson River Railroad. q.
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
All trains arrive at and depart from ~
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Fourth Ave- and Forty-second 81. New-Yor
Centre OF Hotel and Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY
Trains leave NJ follows,
FAST MAIL AND 1000 ISLAND SPECIAL
Syracuse Rochester Batavia due Buffalo 10 p M
SARATOGA. LAKE GEORGE AND MONTREAL
SPECIAL.
$40 A. M.Wsgner dr2wiae.rooI cars through, %
NETWORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 Gompossi exclusively OF W, t.e ypars
Bss' and SS Sanaa Sleeping and Drawing Cars
Due Chicago o AS a. IN. next day.
CHICAGO DAY EXPRESS.
1890 A. MDal Sundays Connects s wsS az
train does not west Of Cleveland and Detroit
sOUrHWESTERS LIMITED.
l,30 p. M.-wagner Vestbue Drawing Room sieepins'
buffet Smoking and Library RniDs snd G IS n
St. Louis is p m next day. No extra fare.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1,3O p M.-wagner vestibule. Sleeping Buffet Smoxne
and Library and Dining Cars Due Chicago S'00 D. m'
next e.s; NJ s1f'. SARATOGA AIR. Limited.
lido p. M.-wsgner Drawing. Room and Buffet Smoking
Cars. Due Saratoga 0;lo p m
''''o 70 roy So W. sarssoss 40 p Raas through
" ' NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
vSS:Su' DUB su psros
F.sr WESTERN EXPRESS.
900 p M-wagner yestlbuls Drawing Room egaas
falls nc Cleveland !, 10 E 30 IA rs D'ss0i'
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL BAPhbse'
'oo T. Ba sSsS1sa us od and @ Mon
SlbGaFA gskrst tsSS ISLAND AND
NiqSaE 20 a. Paul az o sSsSs aS ss
1't cIScISSATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
500 ysS6Te ses sD Sar st. Louis
''o D. liz LIMITED FAST MAIL.
BOO 6d Ras;e4 ag Sn' 0'''N
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
'hY Byao DsrS ad eEeas
PGgSMKEEP Ms55EEN EAlSNsS
&c u $s$$nf5 81 81 No A5 a. 70 a.
iol 80 tats station 9o Ia SstsS Noun
Psi9M tol a ear, sons ives. g R 81
s$ hE - E692 80 S;fs q S 4, y,
sA r also 81 3d. 5'oE 90 10 3d. III 80 A. NJ
% y sS a;S &c., s9 .J 10 $780, S &C. 49,
nogHEgrEk % 10 90 90 iS Si Is
II II S g 2 H. - q, kcs$ss;eS 10
Nj AGARA FALIs-$g;1oo 1899 10 30 A. NJ ''o'
AD $GS * ~ < ASD MosrRrA1e 20
ADACK MOUNTAINS: 80 P. NJ: oGDENSBUR9
Heio A. NJ, 80 =. M; for oswego 91o. 10000
.rRR TiSS A. GENEVA AID CANANDAIGUA-91 o.
10 90 10 30 A. NJ, 7 80 8 100, o. rs, IL ;be p NJ
pITTsFIEID. LENOX NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
(yin Harlem Division)
Two trains with through Drawing Room Cars -. - 49,
% M a mr. due Pittsfeld :33 North Adams SO p IN
l3 80 D. M due PittsGeld 10, North Adams Io p IN
NORFOLK AND THE LITCHFIELD HILLS.
~ 80 D. m through car due Norfolk, Conn. ;S2 p m
For sickcts and Space apply at Grand
cmtral Station or az 413 fS5, 942 Broadway II PARK
Place SO West 125thst, and 13sthst, statond New
Y"rE. ss3 Washington ST.. 726 Futonst, and 39S Bed
ioriave r. D. brooklyn 100 HudsOn-st, Jersey City
Express calls for and checks baggage irVip
| hotels and residences through TO destination.
| NV naiiv exeent SUNDAY Other trains daily.
40 hoo H5 rsH 30 90 So so 55 and IL 20 M,
stop az 13Sthst. station oroDoI TT n .SrrrS
JonS ce sIc Manager Gienenl Passenger Agent
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Gonntrp prupsrtn for Bale ano 90 Eei
MANY WOMEN LOSE HEALTH

AND NERVES IN THE DAMP MALARIAL WINTER
AND SPRING OF NETWORK AND ITS LOW SUB
uRBs THEY GO AWAY AND RECUPERATE IN
THE SUMNER AND BREAK DOWN AGAIN IN
WINTER.
Tuxedo Park has been revelation 10 this respe~"
ALI the women living there have strength vtanty anu
can walk by the mile To undermine the health OF WE
and children by city life was sensible and Is no
longer fashionable. For real home you should nave
elevation and outlook grass and trees sun.freshe1ed ar
crciing around the house and through every room In
winter with piazza enclosed with glass for sun BATH
avery sunny winter daye this Is healthul for body and
mind alike for mother and child. - -
The nearest point to New-York labout halt as far as
Tuxedo by the picturesque Iaroad where you get
his dry tonic OF elevation, nifty minutes from New
malaria, Is on the coninaiilng IaoelSho
averlookina the Ramapo Valley, at Rdgewcod
Wishing 70 make quick stast OK homes at TINS remark
create unique designs for sensible lowcost houses suited
N this location And desirable families will
nIee sorne OF them this fall at remarkably low cost on
small cash payment with simple interest afterward.
DESIGNS SHOWN AT OFFICE OF THE UNITED
ARCHITECTS, 85 wALI-ST. y. Y, AND INF0R-
NATION GIVEN.
OWNERS AT RIDGEwOOD.
A U0MPLETE PAPER MILL PLANT with 900-horse
"A water power and modern machinery. for making
neyspaper naniila paper &C., ~ hours out
slOOU00 viii be sold regardless OF cost or present value
" p' PHILLIPS WELLS. Tribune Building.
= OR SALE. ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS Three new
room cottages at Great Neck, Ions Island; near
depot nice surroundings; ID miles from city IS trains
day each Communication $50 Also desirable
building lots money loaned for building. Address
w. r. CRAZE & CO., Hanover Square. N. Y City.
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e,ock ~ No red In store. August %, 2l,873 BUSH
,Sst ia 5o2 hush last week, aud 400 l0j bush this
tine ysaS ago. stock Of No pxea corn, August ~
q, Rvsh sganst 40 037 bush last week, and 7122 29
6nsb yesT age Stock Of NO oats August r. Ia S5
ab ~,s9n.t AZ oe4 bush LAST week and 65f0 bush
- Stock Of No white oats, August ~, 27s3o
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STAINED.

coc5 Ordinary ........6ls Low Middling. -...6S :.
Strict Good Ordinary Mdding ,,o
n xas hear day in ths option line, and hqulda-
ton was QUITE general Liverpool adyfces were asap
pointing the port receipts were large o gs aSor
able All tended to weaken the situation ana n 1hs
csted break Of as points. Subsequently there was
Sajy on local covering nne figures being point love-
No OOn halas
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]. RTE III N Z 5.

= RTE +. =. J.. LIN! IN. T.: s. !.
Hs5 i. S; SsS p SasAfHRsa sPss
Avon Springs KOcheser HGraesyf BS'S sas
io5 $Si.as6 .as 81 ans:
Sa'qsS Lake Of Nasaf R
gs%orr%essv e q Ne%YorH iO
ThrOssh and Ave earlier unless otherwise shown
from "e WESTERN DAY EXPRESS;
NJ Daiy-vs Niagara Falls and cha1 s1ssTs,
90 Lake PrOr Car NeTYSrs 70 Bq poS Lewis 10
hOrne istiOe. except Sunday. for Monticello
yEsrIBULED LISIITED.
m P NJ train ios ShSSso via q sIss1sq.
~ - 'Cbieago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS
On NJ except sundaFOr BinghanonR ort gseys
Z 3() and Monticello. Paror cars !" f0r' 'ef'"'
Throurh car Saturdays for Monticello
iA'' ~u,c,co AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS
600 Falls and and Grand Trunk Railway. siee0er'
Hafaio. Rochester. Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EXPRESS
lss and % S sSas
Nn,csSo and Cincinnati.
Chicago ''0 FOR PORT IERvis
r,rv nAYs-4 rs a. m. G2sest. $3.50. 7;S2 q; m
WISE 2sast 74O M az 10 80 a. 81 sanday p 49, N.
E. M: q p D. m m.. 20 P p M. SO p. m.
FOR NEWBURG
Az EEK DAYs-i us a. m t2sd,s 'Ss nos.2 q a. ~.
w n m, 4 AS D. NJ. y. M D. H.
- SATURDAY SPECIAL TRAINS.
,ruRpAYs ONLY 10 80 D. M t2SdsI. ~ ~ ,1
SSewburg; l 40 p, m. (%9drs@ i'-'' i"F A'
Ais d. III. for Port JeEVlS'
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
,ps AND TIMETABLES may DC ootainea uoa
nj tIa oinces Also copies Of summer Homes Son
I'VE eaet list OF hotels end boarding houses
, 1ninss describing VICINITY Of Nem.Sors
ho.neSS,o uvenr'' and ''Summer EXCLUSIONS. -,
Lac 81 srS AND PULLMAN ACCoMMoDATaoNso ~
ioi si and 2S5 Brs,dS.y ss hi FSl,oass Brooss
~ fHrsd,,ay Wtlansbnrgi corner Ne"AtH nv q.~sfa
~, uoooken and Jersey Cit station. ha,is AID ret
sts, calls for checks baggage IRON h"'S1' ~
1905 through 10 destination -, p.s.s,ger Agent
a'"S' W. c. RlNEARsoN' Senef" fN'e'
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, AUGUST - -IMhE rAo2
october at SIS 4 ga. Hops at Lon

sto,dv nj ss sd: October at IS 34d: Hops at Lou"
son p.eifc co,st-There Is nothing Offering ,,c
p,.sinfs az wheat for the past week from Atsnso
IL en 600 ouarters from Pacific ports none; from
ether sources $4,000. hecelptS ior American Coi" "
tbe mast week 600 quarters
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penn syIvania
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY Of AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the West
Is ~ ~seSD b go
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot 81
DesbrOsses and Cortiandt Streets.
as fOii0ws:-
~. c~~s ~x~z. M ~ 800. 49,

On and after JULY 10Th, 1891.
The FAST LINE
300 MMp1Il@SSn ysseue Sleeping and psslor Cars
dPus 200 p M next day Connects. also for Toledo,
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 Mco@posod exclusively Of Pullman ve.abuIs
D ORA and State Room. sleeping Dining. Smoking
and . SRa@s' for r''S Ss
q h %as Or a ssy 20. ~ The
movable eleOTIc lights Arrives Cincinnati 40 T. M.
Indianapolis IL 40 M, and Chicago s:45 a M mex;
II. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
SSC E asS nlns ys. , sseng Cas- from Nsx
G Gnfe.Aa dinopas coach ssvXrs SSapy
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
s ad xsss srd ss'Vs Dn ss
Coaches hrom New.York TO Chicago Arrives In CHI.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
PlssSaTs, st. Louis CHICAGO oinsns.a, cleveland suS
FItsSa5s Richmond and csssse kTfisss = cos$ una
for aa e. lsSi' aaa 20 ssS1a
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Rss M sssgng ca he N ss:
aS' D. "tkd a:s sy cG aHa daily u
and for Cleveland and Columbus, except SATURDAY 'A'
$50 p. M.-shenandoah Valley Express with Tough
Buffet Sleeper 10 New Orleans.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
washington Limited Exprcss' Pullman Paror Cans
with Dining Car 10 Baltimore) daily, except Sunday,
a5,s' T as9 s palns .n
p arrive Washington IS D. regular express,
600 00 $50 and IL 100 .. No., 10, 80, 90 And
% ssn sS Z 1 . ssa 80 s., Re'Tsis fS1
FOR 90 afHs fpS q 6Ir II nfn So D. M weekdays. with
Through Buffet Paror Car.
FOR CAPE NAY, l 100 D. m. weekdays. with Through
Buffet Parior Gar.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express; 20, 30 90 80. 40 Chicago Limited
with DinngCsr, and 10 10 Washington Limited, with
500 $3.50 400. :sc. 90. e 90, $50 500 and
M, 40 and 100 p N. Sundays. express s;lS.
400. $50, 800 6ao; 90; and 300 y no.. and
For tables Of trains TO local points the Pennsy
eahs na1Iroad system, apply at the following Iickss
0ices Nos 49, $40 and si4 Broadway Ast9r House.
$50 Fultonst, and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot Of
Fultonst, Brooklyn; 10 Hudsonst Hoboken; Station.
Jersey City.
The NewYork Transfer Company wifi call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through 70
CHAS r. PUGH, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Psss'f Agent
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FOR PHiLA"WasaiSGToS. "
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

rbF0 0E b b&t pR4NKRh y9oT oF IRsECIoRsr
For Highland Beach, Normandie Selbright, Monmouth q
Beach Long Branch at 80 10 45 a. m, y ;o m g az
Saturdays cny). 3:45, 80 D oO D. H. 'uiU"'' WV
u m, 100 p. NJ. ..oo o.oo . - I M a.l6
90 20 n M sundays Q 80 a. ID, 100 p. M ~.
For Eibsron, Ocean Grove, As6ury Pax ana p9 s
Pleasant st 0:45 a. M q 100 sa'urday' onph ''' f'"
80 p. m. - ,,,. r,,,,o,t AZ 4 40 a. H.
10 90 m n 100 Saturdays only 3 40 p. M . p.,do.
For Beach Haven, Atlantic CITY NineInSn a s o,iy
ton 80 a. M, IL 100 m. q 100 p. M SatniuAys o'i''
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New.York, Monday, August "a 1891.


The following sales held at the Exchange anu ''
ton Room to-day; 49,, 80 ,7s
asorv dwellings with plot Of land, Nos ~ ,t Az
W., zah.st W s 265 II OF Amsterdam-aVe, plot fo~
100 z : John Baker, x27 ,000 an. a aa7 East
7Ith.st s. $50 It Of Avenue A, lots ZoSlV- e"'"'
sstory buildings with lots Nos 1928 to SSl mes'
st. n S, $40 e Of West End-eve iots @'Ni0Oo
ss Of dwelling, WITH ot No 1Ss West e5thst OF
l0th-aye
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1Oetht 3 $50 T. o Of ,, SdSvet iodtone $1,000
Greenwieh.aye, W s. As IT $ o. Chares-st;; xix 1
~ 10; Jacob Klnger to Anthony Burdor'---
Same property; Buriorf TO sophie Khnger:c
i7IS q 1mf - MsTsra hSIn $4,000
lyith<t s. ESQ IT Of Oppressive, 19SxloSS
Charles IIohl and Arnold Anderhaloen anu IN
wife TO William Werner. .......,.........:.'.,,
1slth.st no 974 East, 10sx1037 same 10 IN
,s4 H5aGD NO s72 Eas 1esxio8s William Werner ~
and Arnold Anderhaden to Charles Hohl-'. ="
14ith.st II 8 z25 II e OF Wills-ave. O5x--; on
Fannle Lancaster Sophie Stepbach. ~
Morrls-ave e s, $50 It n OF Denman-st. 2OxlOO.3i
excr Margaret Heybcrn to John Hepburn ana I
Same property Anna Golden TO John Heyburn,-.'
I44th-st. II 5. 400 IL e Of Wilssve, 25xlVO Anng
walkley and wife to GOstave S1epoacn anu O.ooO
MOTgsaye 2bS , f. q n HsnSrSSS Sa 5000
l44th.st, n 5, $50 IT OF Wlils,aVe O.ox-' I
Annie Walkley TO Fanny NJ Il Lancaster..:.:.
Nadison.aye n @ cor OF 7Gth-st 102.2xioi Au;
gustus G Brown referee to Alfred r DIX anu 1880
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Buslnsss Gbanees.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEw:YoRKr TR RI 2:
"A UNE WILL RE RECEIVED At The gP dr.t's,
LAO Broadway, corner 2ethst, gnl p m s'o o Wes'
9Th 102 oth-aVe lob cuf-
ave. corner Fourteenth go nrdaye corner Forty;
seyenth-st lQ26 Third.ave near NY iso'
Ito Ninthaye 72ds g 81 A 1s6 fc
twenty hith-st. up 20 D. M ana zoo
West One twenty hfhst. at regular omcs
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, On. Y. G. g.

AAJEOl OnOIlE Wv = ". IN
ssason NesYori as roowS and 20 minutes earlier from
the foot Of Jayst (NewYorx Hamilton London. Detroit
and Chicago. 10 M. 'olo 2; M - 81 10 D. M s.
Louis IS 10 g lS 81 M otSeSter sSsVensOn Brda
NpgsEa 1d FeS &c., So 20! 90 M s is p m
~ 9s A. M runs only TO Utcal Kingston 3 80 = 10
10 90 III O0 III S5 a. m 40 az 40 a 200 20 No. =
p M Sa as @ ana a 90 is rs p m Gaastoi $
We 90 9io15 iii SS 'f;l5, "a 90, 80 IS 10,
as ;6 80. IS 10 al 40 p n, and ii go a. M and
for Cornwall ssa as m eSa UGr .sep ans
Csnaq lo Buao Niagara Falls Toronto Deficit Chicago
and St. Louis all through trains Saratoga Specials
III as 80 M ps!OT ears 70 D1 SsTaS ss and
taehedl afly a ekbs Hobart Bioomve Grand Hotel
e,,on and Phocnicla - 30 al 90 III 82 as 45
mag reSpas 90 ssS @ 1oS sS 81
40 a. m tSundays only. ,Now,Patl lakes Mohons
and Minnewaska 1890 m ga 100. ~ s6 ms a. 10
y ~ Paror N snPS.1 S ON % a. M NJ train 10;
KssaterskiIi Hunter Boomyllls- Hobart Grand Hotel
iHenviIe Cairo and Mountain House Station. 10
~ Nsn p Zine PsFsS 5 cars no TO- c Sundays Sfs
Sleeping cars to Phoencla and Bloonvile DAILY
fDaly. except Saturday. All other trains daily eXceps
Sunday. / Leaves brooklyn, via Bioedyn Annex
sOO 1910 M S3 100 p M jersey cry; ia X r.
Information Apply Offices Brooklyn, 1893 WaslLngtenst;
City Nos 211 1868 7s5, 942 Broadway la3 BoSery
Il Park Place. SO West 195thst, and West Shore
C. e. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent Vanderbilt
ave-. EeWYork.
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Hudson River Steamer MARY POWELL.

DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED
Leaves Dest rosscsst Pier, 315; Saturdays, 40 m
WI 5Se' VEST EST F sfS cdsSwALi NV d
pfiRG NEW .HAMBU 20, MILTON, POUGHKEEPSIE
HYDE PARK and RONDOCT.
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CENTRAI II. II. OF NEW-JERsEY,

FOOT OF LlBLhIY-oI, NOKIH KlVLR-
Time Table OF June 81, 1891.
80 g.. m; for EastOn, Msuch CHUNK Wilkesbarre.
Scranton Reading Harrisburg Tamaqua, Pottsye, Sham
okin Sunbury Eagles Mere Williansport. On Sunday
for Easton Msuch Chunk, Wilkesbsrre and Scranton.
800 o. for Easton and Allentown.
200 q. n for Easton and Msuch Chunk On Sundsys
Easton, Mauch Chunk and Shamokin
8:45 a.. m; for Easton, Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre
scranton headng HNfsDurg PotesVlIle Iamnsalua oa
20 Wllliamsport.
100 D. IN. for Easton, Msuch Chunk, Reading, Harris
burg Pottsville, Shamokn, Sunbury and Willianspot
On Sundays for Esston Mauch Chunk, Tamaqus, Potts.
Vile, Reading and Harrisburg.
100 p. m. for Easton, Mauch Chunk, Reading Harris
burg Wilkesbarre Scranton, Tamaoua, Pottsve, Sham
okn.
80 D. m. for Easton and Allentown.
46 D. m. for Easton. Mauch Chunk. Reading, Harrs
burg, &C. SUNDAYS Mt 80 D. m.
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anrhon Sales of ReaI estate.

anrhon Sales of Rcal estate.
TT f. ARCHER, AUCTIoNEER.
L. LAWRENCE BEACH COTTAGES
and
LAWRENCE BEACH LOTS
Two days Of auction
on the premises az
LOVELY LAWRENCE BEACH,
Finest Family Seaside Resort
In the vicinity Of New-YOrk and Brooklyn
The
Handsouest Summer Section
on the Atlantic Coast
Moderate Glass Homes In .
Restricted and Beautiful Locality
TWO DAYS OF AUCTION,
THURSDAY, AUG. ~
FRIDAY, AUG. 20.
Sale commencing at O'Clock each day,
After the
COLLATION. UNDER MAMMOTH TENT.
Music by
EDINGERS MILITARY BAND.
Visit lovely Lawrence Beach, and you viii splendid
obiectonabe that prevail at seaside picnic
sorts. Being and One-half miles from Lawrence sH-
ton free from tamps and roW0ies C0nhecceo py
STAGES each aud carriage service, invites only
the respectable honelVyinP class The road TO tee beach
being through broad avenues OF Lawrence ana Cedar
hurst handsome villa residences, luxurious lawns ana
Sdwbsrs else at Tie seaside in this vicinity be found
such vest opportunities for rational enjoyment OF reason
able OUTLAY and still water bathing, boating ana
carriage riding unequaed Please address for maps au
''''-' u BENZ. w. HITCHCOCK, Owner,
IL Chambers ST., New.York
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MAINE STEAMSHIP co.

The only direct line Cottage City. Mass and Port
land Maine OOnnectins Portland With al RAILROADS. and
springs White Mountains Rookand Bangor Passport and
ST. John N b. and all Eastern summer resorts. Steam
ans sail every Monday Wednesday and Saturday At
from Pier SS East River, foot q MaTkeG Street
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uRoY BOATS FOR ADIRoNDAcKs SARA.

ToGA. LAKE GEORGE. Steamers Saratoga
City OF Troy leave pier foot West 10th-st daily except
SATURDAY, p. NJ. Connect with express trains for
All resors North. Low rate excursion Tickets. SUNDAY
steamer touches st Albany Rooms reserved In advance
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D. IUT TIf"VUT FTIW lFIIVITT'I"''
ALI. RAIL ROUTE

TO THE SEA sHOKE
For Freehold and Atlantic highlands at 80 5:lo.
IL :15 a. m, 80, 80 600 p sundays 9;16 m,
For Bank Long Branch and points south 70 Pom
80 90 g. n :, so Sunday eS Sc B. 6 ocean
For Lakewood, Toms River Barnegat Park and Barne-
For Beach Haven City vneland and Bridgeton
f rog Mcn % SG Beach and seabnsh at4 So rs
;0o ro W. pnHuTuIhpELpHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
For PHILADELPHIA - 30 5;45 zoo 10 ;oo IL go n,s
1880 :0o 80, 100. 90 6 90 80 D. NJ u 10
night SUNDAYS, 300, 10 80. II 80 a. M. 2'oo $780,
For baltimore and Washington daily at 90 II 80, with
Dining Car a. M, 300. 30 Dining Carr 8 100 D. me-
Trains leaving at AS. II 80 a. M, 80 100 300
80 D. n 10 rs night Except Saturday night sunaays
So 90 90 p. H. have connection For Reading. Har
For sunbury and Wamsport va Philadelphia q =;
4 m Il 80 Buffet Parlor Carp. 80 z m, IL 10 midhgn
Except Saturday mighty. SUNDAYS 700 p m =, ?, ,7a
POL AS ga, LAO, 32S Broadway %, ethays ~
West 125th-st, 134 East 125h st., Newfofk; Coursss
500 Fnlton-s.., 9S Broadway. brooklyn.
NewYork Transfer Company will call for and cheek bag
fran hota oil
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HAVANA MARKET.
Havana. Aug. 2i.-spanish gold 2So1023o't. Ex-
change firm Sugar quiet
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bush. against 2222o bush last week. and ldoso' ousn
year ,,...,,a s,,.ement NJ visible sup
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sl.c In tes Oeomar gar1ne--City 6ssc. ..,
TAILOW-Genersly steady and In moderate aen Anu
Prime city quoted 1516 ana specla DiHhus ga" ih''
Gales 100 hhds city, 15-loc
VooI-There is comparatively little change on this mar
i,h teT vfelcs eco Prices on all kinds Of stock
are the same but buyers operate in cautious maneI
adon1 handing more stock than suited for mI1edlaIe
seaS4 1 We quote Xxx fleece 30i2d31c; spring Texas
19y5c fau do I6d2lc; secured fine spring do month
The Portland daily press., 1891-04-13
SONS OF THE REVOLUTION.
Vacancies Filled In the Board of Off
GERS.

At meeting of the Sons of the American
Revolution Saturday afternoon at the rooms
Oh the Maine Historical Society the vacant
office Of president was filled and the office of
secretary which was made vacant by the
death of Mr.. William M. Sargent was also
filed.
The following is now the complete list of
officers of the association:
President-Mr. John E. Dewitt, Portland.
vice Presidents-Mr. Edward p. Burnham. Sa
Machias S A"iDo'' H"s'
secretary-Rev. Henry s. Burrage Portland.
Ireasurer-Mr. Eben Corey, Portland.
land. '''on'' w
h Librarian Hubbard W: Bryant. Portland.
nlstorlan-Dr. William b. Iapham, Augusta
Chaplain-Professor Francis B. DEMO. Bangor.
:, Councllors-Hon. Warren H. Vinton, Gray
Hon lion; Marquis +. King Portland; Mr.. William A.
The chairman of the meeting, Hon.
George F. Talbot, made appropriate refer
ence to the death of William M. Sargent,
Esq, who two weeks before had been elect
ed secretary of the society.
Rev. Henry S. .Burrage was appointed a
delegate to attend the annual meeting of the
National Society, which occurs April 30. at
Hartford, Conn.
The secretary was authorized to have the
constitution and bylaws of the society print.
ed, with roll of the members.
After some discussion the matter of a pub
lie meeting Of the society was referred to the
board Of managers.
Hereafter alLapplications for membership
to the society should be addressed to the reg
istrar, Josiah II. Drummond of Portland.
1t may be matter of interest to many per.
sons who have not as yet been able to fur
nish proof of ancestry of Revolutionary ser.
vice, to know that there are copies of Revo.
lutionary pension rolls at the library room Of
the Maine Historical Society.
The Portland daily press., 1891-04-13
MUSIC AND DRAMA,
PORTLAND THEATRE.


This will be quite week for amusements
at Portland Theatre. Tonight, tomorrow
and Wednesday, Lothrop's stock company
will produce the popular "Danites," which
Louis Aldrich made familiar to our theatre
goers. On Fast Day "Pert" will be given at
both performances, In which Max Freeman,
Katherine Rober, Charles Barringer, Keene,
and the rest of the company will appear.
Friday and Saturday, the Edwards company
will be seen in the Hunters of the Missis-
sippi," very strong drama. As specialists,
the midget vocalist, Princess Ida,sthe great
juggler Lorenzo, and the fsvorite songster,
William Hafford, will appear.
PRIMROSE 4 WEST.
Fast afternoon and evening, April 10th,
the above organization will present an en-
tire new and brilliant programme, interpreted
by the following well known artists: Geo.
81. Primrose, William FL. West, Lew Dock
stader, George Powers, John Queen, j. M.
Jansen, the original big four-Smith, Wal
dron, DAILY and Martin.-Cane and Foreno,
burlesque trapeze artists, Swift and Chase,
eccentric musical comedians, and many 9th
or famous celebrities. Tickets now on sale
at Stockbridge's music store.
sToCKBRIDGE ENTERTAINMENT.
Wednesday evening. the last entertain
ment in the regular Stockbridge course will
begin at City Hall by Miss Mary Howe and
the Temple Quartette. The Hartford Times
said of Miss Howe:
miss Howe justified all that has been said
Of her, all that was expected. She is of
beautiful appearance, and the harmony of
her figure, the loneliness Of her face, we'll
accord with voice whose quality and man.
agement are superb. 1t seemed as IL in al
most every new number she displayed diff
ferent excellencies, and the variety of her
selections only marks the different directions
In which she won triumphs.
Harvey Murray will play Miss Howe's ac-
compartments.
ORGAN RECITAL.
The Saturday organ recital at Congress
square church was largely attended, and
gave fully as much pleasure as its predeces-
sors. Miss Rice was in fine voice, and her
solos were beautifully executed. while Mr.
Duncan's selections were especially note
worthy.