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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01
GRAIN AND PR0DUCg MARKETS.
rrAruRrs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FFATUEES OF NEW-NOhh BhAlhNpo'
The visible supply at the close on Saturday was :
o,beat 1922 s4a bushels an Increase of 1.266.si4
bushels: corn SSH 1853 bushels. increase Of J..
aIa7sO bushels; oats, 314e.56 bushels. an increase
of 1OO4 COG bushels; rye. 2.429,6l2 bushels an IN
crease of 642, 1856 bushels.
The foreign news was the upperm0st topic on tho
Produce Exchange yesterday Liverpool cables early
an The day came IL TO 1 IL pence higher. the
weather in the United Kingdom was unsettled. and
there was considerable apprehension respecting tc
outcome Of tho Vienna Congress one pliVa@ us o.
patch which was received stated that the shortage IN
wheat and rye the Continent OF Europe "oou Ie'
eco, 0OO,OOO bushels. There was also a 49, ~, ~
ceyed 10 the effect that the Manitoba crop haN 1eeh
'aamaged - the extent OF 90 per cent by frost. hui
esrsn &d,ices were also of Osh tenor anu P p
tover. tie seaboard cearances continued 1Of' - ~.
advanced to IL cents ami closed almost at inc
highest This, too in the face OF heavy foreign se d
favorable weather West ana large recipe lo t S
,Incs for the day aggregated II, 2OOOOO OUSes. rs
aavices were unsettled. August -four dropped 50
centlmes, while september was 80 celuhos lihiSi
iWhcat there declined so centimes. Late LVerpooi
advices TO IL pence higher on In'e az os
October opened 81 Os os, sold down TO 81 Oo IL
and then went up to 81 10 1-2 December opened az
81 10 and Il 10 IA simultaneously advanced 10 10
81 Is IL and sold up 81 is Ia, closing at the top
The spot market was also strong ana NO SH coo
taken for export, and 30 900 were tskeh for mining.
Corn not especially active but the s 1aOSaa Ea
less than 100000 bushels Early options advanced
to cents The late months We're not 50 1r' H.
I penny better and there some talk of frost ID
sections OF West. on the whole however tne crop
news was regarded favorable Inc spoI m ih
was moderately active and closed about cent mgher'
About. so 600 bushels taken for export -
oats ON the contrary, were depressed ana IowSr
outnS s6 the liberal receipts and big increase In tle
visible Supply options were comparatively slow aR ha
cesb rnarlet was also weaker prices showing decline
OF Ia to I-2 cent There was nothing done for sX
Lard advanced from to points but trading was
SLOW
The closing prices were 49,, ., ,ooe
Deceu1ber Si I3 IA, May 81 IS Ia. ,
Corn-September 90 "a, October 81 IL, november
q, 10 December so L. May IS IA
Oats-September 80 IA october 80 IA cents 90
Iard-September So 95, october ~, December % TO-
January 81 80. ~, ,4, pol.
The receipts yesterday at New-Yorh Boston balH.
more and Philadelphia Wheat, 1,OO1 4O3 bnsl ;
norn Dos 10 bush: oats IsO95s bush total grain
1857 1874 bush flour, 4sol5 bbls. At Chicago NIL
waukee and ST. Louis me ore bmh oats 5I4253
hush: total grain, 1,5s8,522 BUSH -four looo9
packages.
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LACkAWANNA AMI

~ WESTERN RAILROAD.
Shortest Line. Nestbulcd Pullman Coaches:
IA. u.-BuhllO Richned Springs aud Oswe2O Express,
via Paterson, for Water Gap strouds6ug scranton Bng
Dansyile Shorburne WateFyle, Rcnhed springs tea,
Mt Morris Greene, oxford Norwich, Cortland, syracuse
lton and Intermediate stations Connects at Scranton
with trains for Pttston Wile,bare Dansye aud North
unSiarIand at Buffalo with trains for the West.
30 a. m.-Bmghamton Mail, Via BoontOn.
ID. m-Bng hamton and Elmlra Express for Water Gap,
stroud ,burg Scranton Owego, WaNerly and Ema, con:
meets scranton with trains for Pittston Kingston aud
Wilkesb1rre. $3.50, ,,,..., r.,
80 p Idsllyl-Bu1alo Limited Express VIA Pster-
verify Elmirs. Corning, Bath, Wayland, DanVIe, No
Morris &C., arriving IN BuBal0 az 80 a. m s os,.oo.
Eress for Stroudsburg Scranton Binghaon, Cortland
crr9Snso Fulton. Greene oxford. Norwich. Sherhurne
WatSrvie Utica &c. and all points Buffalo Division
connects with trains for the West
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SEw.YoRK. QSr,sI9 .SD wg,rEES E r, we.

Trains t1NO West 42d-st ~ 100 Z, d. " a.'' '.,
cartier from foot JaNstl, for M!ddetown boYl Nh ,yst
Port JeNls Monticello kRllsburg. LuefA, bV,s9N' ~
Manor Hancock, Ca'bonGae scranton, MatsC', Dv'
Sidney, Norwich Edlest0n. Utica Rome, oheiu OS"'sV'
Deiroll, Chicago, sud pO.nts Wet. ,,.,, r,L,s Mo
BI5 M, Stdny Ford, (smpDeh ha', Lay ,,ss,,3;i.
hOnE and Minnewaska waikiki Valley stttols Nllutt,
town. BoomngbJrg. Enenyie, Fiilsbuis' htf''5N''o'
Lib, rtV. White Lake. $4,000, 1900, MIMI,
3:I5 D. IN. Campbell Lake Lakes Moh0ak ana Mnn-
waska Waikiki Valley stations, MiddletJwn, hoV wts
burg ElloHvue Falsburg, HurleyNiue, Lioef~' WIN"
Lake. Roc Alano. ,,-,.-...
200 D. an Middlctown Fallsburg, IAboiy, iAN assSl
Manor, In kland. Walton,. Sidney NofMlch oe
ego. Rochet,r NIAGARA FALL. Detroit chicago ma.
Pullman sespcrs reclining chair car free u Su'PeS''"
Bfldg. -, .,-.
l.s3 y. M. Saturday only. M.dtlctOwn BloomhShuN'
ElenNille, tailsbug. Liberty. WHIT" Lake, N9tAl1N"
Daily; an Ota'l tnins daily except SUNDAY 81. Al
Pullman dfaWlng-tOO sl5t, and seepinsc1 gr,ts, ~
tained az gls Rrosdway NeN.York. !. C. ANpEISoS.
Y. z. A., is Exchange Place, New AasA-
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FOR PHILaDFIpUIA
CENTRAL r.. ". OF NEW-JERSEY,

ACNA ~ L4Dl.4sL Is NOlsA fsLkEh
Time Table OF June II, 1891.
80 a. m; for EIstOn, Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre,
Scrlht9n Feaqing Harrisburg I1maqua, Pottsye Sham
oKin, Sunbury Eagles Mere WilllsIsport. Sundays
for Easton. Mauch Chunk. Wilkesbarre and Scranton
GOO a. m. for EastOn and Allentown
200 a. m toT Easton and Mauch Chunk. On SUNDAYS
Eaeton, Mauch Chunk and Shamokln
S:45 a.. N: FOR Easton Mauch Chunk, Wllkesbnrrs
Scrlnton Reading Harrisburg. Pottsyllo. Tsuadua Sham
oKn Sunbufy Eagles Mere WiliamspOrt. Through coach
WlliiamspOgt.
200 p. M for Easton Mauch Chunk Reading, Harris.
burg, Pottsvie, shamOkn, Sunbury ard WilliamsDort
Vile. Reading and Harrisburg.
90 p III: for Easton. Mlueh Chunk, Reading Harris
burg, Wilesbare, Scranton Tamaqua, Pottsyiie Sham
okin.
80 D. m. for Etston and Allentown.
AS D. m fOr Easton Mauch Chunk, Reading, Hsrris
burg. &c. SUNDAYS NJ 30 p. m.
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RECoRpED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY.

90th.st s. 40 IL 1st-ave, 25N100s w ana
Ssger to ss We II " LeIngtonaye. 45x9s0
24t Samuel G ? R SSy to Hattie Alien
57th-st No 415 West; Mathlde Mckee to a
7et 9cPps s. Sli # W ilth-avc SixiOo; Mary
IntcTior lot zoo # W West End,ave and SAG #
7Gth-s:; Elizabeth Skinner, ct al, " same
61st-st. No 227 and 229 West; James Hector
Same I properly; &maiia Stopper Mathnda
South MSh 5tS.aye. No 1876 Dcnson p Chescbro to
G1st.st n $ go # e Of lst-aye, 2Ox9S Louis
seeP 70 to l5s Has Paando; to Kcd 24OO5
'1 Kominsky '-''. 1000
5eiSi Gross 81 al to LUdwig zodiSow % 80
Lexn gtonave No 9G5; Jacob Schmitt to -oo
Lot Sr1 Sc5, liT map Ii Rutgers, Morris Godstein
12s ISL . IS It Of Lenox;aye 25x86il;
13Sd-st No 81 East William Dempsey to
rn Ms$ Sa1ii s. 200 IT Of Cedart S56xi4Ss
Frank w Cannon to Henry W Mallebre. $500
John EgaH e Samuei Clark -. 1900
CoTdes -. 1880
Cartwright to Rachel < Lynch; -
Intervsle-ave, :. $40 IT $ f67th-st, 25xl0e; VIM ~
iVI Farmer to 20 f@na Barnes 81 900
7th.ave e. 5, 40l1 # 129th-st 25x90; Rachel .,
s5th-st :, 205 It 3d.sve Z5xio2.2; Louis 49,.
iS Pso Doh 1SS to Louis wrS .onoo
' Timothy Flood and another to Win Hsiesey $4,000
Lot ~ map East Melrose; barbara Kelly to IL mn
I'd ave, cor s5th-st 27Qxso; Max Berger to
Esies s:suf 80 Simon Redner to zecr 1850
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PITTSFIELD. LENOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BEtKSHiRE HILLS


Two trains with through Drawing Room Cars.
M, due Pttsaeld :35 North Adams 2:90 D. m
IS D. M. due Ptsaed TO- North Adtms 10 D. IN
NORFOLK AND THE LiTCUFIELD HILLS.
10 so D. m through due Norfolk Conn, 32 p m;
For tickets and IN sieeplngCare apply at Grand
Central Station or at 4l3 1856 942 Broadway II ParI
Place So West 125th.st, and 19sthst station, New
York 1873 Washington-s 726 FultOnst, and 39S Bed
ford ave. e. d. Brooklyn, 100 Hudson.st, Jersey City
Wescots Express calls bof ana GEeeks OassSSo r''
Daily except Sunday. Other trains run daily.
Above trains except those leaving at 10 20 a. M
rs 80 so. so, so 90 and II so p M. stop
." JOHN H. ToUCEY, GEORGE II. DANIELS,
General MANAGER. General Passenger Agent
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Oil City Aug 31National Transit certificates opened
at G2s.c highest 63c lowest 6254c eloseo ~ 49,
Sales 900 bbls eeaIanees, $1,000 bbsi shipments
81 j IL bbls runs, 16l oil bbls -, , ,oo..oloss
Pittsburg Aug. 81 Petroleum dull and teayureIgSs ;
National Transit certificates opened at o2c; cosed "
6.i.c; highest, oslo lowest, CZ'4c.
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New.York. Mond

New.Iork Nonooy, aug 5l'
The following sales were held at the Exchange ana
Auction Boom to-day
one 5story building with lot No 81 East 1Ieth-st
50 IL IL q Madison-aVe lot 271X101i j. j. MACDONALD
$4,000. 80.
one lot West 7Gth-st. 800 # West End-aVe
44xIO2 .; Joseph SleVinbach, 81 400. - 80 roo
Sale OF buildings. with plot OF land, Nos 800 70 ooV
Parkaye, : 03d ~, adjourned 70 September 80
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pennsylvania
@ RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWA of AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the West
TEAMS LEAVE STATIONS, foot os
Desbresses and COrtiandt Streets.
ms fOiiOws;-

On and after August 3Ist, 1891,
THE FAST LINE
%, n GsVelaa ys;spe seDag .Hd Pao Cans
s, 100 next day CoSSscS 40 for a TSles -
TaE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
Dow.s AID siss exclusively Of Pullman yesbus
and Observation caS C' pr. sssIs d Rs smoking
sSnS S sS1s ,o sGf Pewrsrs bathrooms og bo
yenenees Of home or once. LSh.ed By statonsry sss
Indianapolis II 40 a. M and Chicago . as a M neIi
II. LOUIS. Avn CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
300 p ". Pullman vestlbule Sleeping Cars frOm New
of1 and Dining Cars from Sew.YorR 20 ST. Louis ~
Arrives Cinennad II :25 a. NJ, and St. Louis "a
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
4io0 p. M.-Puman yestbule Sleeping, Dining. smos.
9g and ,. pennsyy1Ha kairea1 Nostb1i@ Piseng,
cagO 5 rs ,. m. next day. N'''s' III 0A'
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
Ptts6ure ST. LOUIS Shcsso ceenssa H cs1 81.
Pss ni PRICE Ssr a NswFSS % aad
bus N S isS p M cn Z, a. go CHICAGO 30
Ing Connects for Cleveland and Toledo daily. exceD,
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Chicago, New:York to Memphis Via the .shet 'aeOsS
Cleveland 6:55 p m. next day add daily At cSicas:
for Cleveland and coSmbus except sstaSdsy o 'ay
400 T; M.-ShensSdoah Valley Express with Through
Buffet Sleeper 10 New-Orleans.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Washington Limited Express" OF Pullman Paror Cara
with Dining Car BaltluoFeJ daily. except Sunday,
10 o. n, arrive Washington so D. m. and "C0t.
gressional Limited daily with Dining Car at 20
p M, arrive Washington % D. NJ; regular express
ego :Oo 30 40 II 100 a. M, 10. 4 go 90 and
p 10. Sunday Q is and 80 a. m, 80 s o. nI
% 90 p. m. and u rs night
FOX ATLANTIC CITY. so D. n. week-dsys with
Through Buffet Pator Car.
FOR CAPE MAY, 100 D. m. weekdays with Through
Buffet parOr Car.
FOX PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20, 20, 100 80, 90 Chicago Limited
with Dining Car, and 10 10 Washington Limited WITH
Piasag CO. and u 100 a. AL M y 20 co. 2lo 90.
aad y; IS night. Accommodation II 10 a. NJ, 40
and Z go p m. Sundays Express: 8 Is, 8 30 200
10 Llmltd) ana 10 a. m, 90 90 30, 100. @ 30
3 :9o and 200 p. and IL rs night Accommodation
200 p. m.
"or Of trains to local points Peonsyl.
Om d Noe 435 $40 and o. Broadway Astor House.
9S9 Fulton;st. and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot Of
jersey City.
The New-York Transfer Company call for and check
eagRge RON hotels and residences through stnatoa
NhAS r. PUGH J. II. WOOD
behrrA Manager. General PaSS'r Agent
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SANDY EOOK ROUTE.

FOR LOAn B4kANOli, % ..A., ,fnON l., &c.
FROM PIER g. y. r., loot OF kEC OR ST.
For Highland Beach Normandie. seabrigrs, Monmouth
Beach. Long Branch at 80, 10 40 m, J. 200 NJ 0Q
Saturdays cnly). AS, go D 30 NJ sundays, 80
q. m. 100 D. m
FOR Atlantic Highlands at so 20 go a. m. 100, 3;45
30, 80 y. m. Sundays 80 a M, l 90 p. n,
For Elhtron, Ocean Grove. AsoVry Paw and Point
Pleasant 10 AS a. q 100 Saturdays on), 40, 80
80 D. m.
II 200 m. II 100 Saturdays only. 3 45 p. m
For Peach Haven, Atlantic City. Vine1nd ana Bridge
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRATEFUL-CoNIFORT
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAkFAsT-"By thorough knowledge Of the nat
ua laws which the operations OF digestion ana nu
Triton and by careful application Of the line properties Of
well selected Cocoa, Mr.. Epps ma provided our breakfast
tables with decatey Favored beverage which may save
us many heavy doctors bills 1t IN the iudeous use Of
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built up until srong enough resist every tendency TO dis.
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With pure blood ard properly nourlshed hame''-Clvh
Service Gazette go, 60. -, -
half nond fms by Cirocers labelled thus: Games EPPS
4 Cd Home opa thic Chemists London England"
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ALL RAIL ROUTE

IV
For Freehold and ALIalItic hlyn 4 80, S:la
II rs O. H.. 80 80 100 D. m. Sundays rs a. NJ
90 p. except FreehOld).
For Red Bank, Long Branch and points south TO Point
Pleasant at 30 10 l. is a. M. 30 2l5, 80,
100, 4 80, 80, 200 p. SUNDAYS, except Ocean
Grove and Asbury PARK, rs. II 80 D. M. 90 b. m
For Lakewood, Toms River. Barnegat Park and Barne
gat. $50, rs q. m, 80, 80 p.
For Beach Haven, Atlantic City, Vncland and Br!dseton
For McnmoutS Beach and Sesbrlgbt at 80 rs a. H..
F0R PHiLspissIpHI,. B,irIMoRr AND
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Mailraass

"AMEEICA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
New E! YgRk. GENITAL:
Hudson River Railroad.
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
All trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Fourth Ave- mud Forty second ~, New-Yor
Centre OF Hotel and Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY.
Trains ieavs rs follows
FAST MAIL AND 1000 ISLAND SPECIAL
91OA M-For Albany, Utica, Clayton except sunday,
syrGcusc Rochester, Batavia, due BGna0 10 m
SARATOGA. LAKE GEORGE AND MONTREAL
9t20 4. M.-wagrer drawing-room cars through. Due
Saratoga e :29 p m, Caldwell IL. George l;o5 p m.
NEw-YoRK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1ooS t. Ho SPoss e1qsvf Of Y Psts yS eps
las ana standard Sleeping and Drawing Room Cars.
Due Chicago 8 45 4. m next day.
CHICAGO DAY E%PRBsS.
1879 A. YO C osS 1cs: se' SSaPse s w
SOUTHW E~TERN LIMITED.
i'3o ?. M.-Wagner yeenbule DrowngEoon Sleeping
ue' cne eSS 10 S9 80 @ dns .i IS
ST. Louis 7l6 p. next day. No extra fare
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
LSF;ry sad plSl1s Cars Due Chicago 500
SARATOGA SPECIAL
1850 p M-wogner Drawing Room Cars Due Ales1S
to Laze George Saturdays. =
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
$3.50 p MaWaFEeT vsstoule Buffet -, prswi az Room
Chicago 80 p m.
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
oS Sad r Dining 6sr Dse saao
Fails l b,5so oS Cleveland 81 10 E SS a. l D'o'
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EXPRESS.
eo % SsgnGS que Gr o6 70 nal sDd g Mon
tre1 due :l6 a. M.
BUFFALO NI6GiAdgXn FakL sph lGGG ISLAM" AND
1889 p M-wsgner Sleeping Cars, New.York to BusS;
Due 80 a. NJ Niagara Falls, 100 ~ Clayton o;S G
au5 m A IaSS sta,io Say 'O0 a. M f"O '
CIYCINNATI AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS.
500 r. MWagner Yesubue Sleeping Cars; Que Io Si
cnnau 80 p M, Indianapolis ~ 30 D. No. b. Lou''
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
300 p M-Secpng-CaI passengers only carried on TINS
train for Rochester. Due 40 a. H.
CHICAGO NIGHT ExrRBss.
wv Vincent Buffalo. De5rop and chicaeO
CLIFF 1xfNasfoH XSb &C. SGTsK1LE
APP ~ DsoN-5 49, no 80 III ;SG A. 10 70 ~
oI go c.s station to S9 p sDd 30 hs Sa&
T., $ar{i@Pi 'E2 s. R1$3S' e.
b4 40 ASD Tof 80 80 go 10 oS J? i 60 IS
sl TO- Tor II Troy * 90 f. '' wv ~,
SAE4 Ad 6; i go $40 1880, III 80 A NJ 1870
UTICA AND sYRHcysE-l7: 80. e1o. 10 90, 49,
100 A. NJ, 1870 4 80 100 80, $780, 9I''
BUTEAAL02hC Il 10 90 iiS e
il il 50 2 NJ also for Rcse.5e SV NJ
NIAGARA I'D FAoLt III 1000. 80 A NJ 49o
ADiRS9Np%tk ,M9gST&{{Ys AND MONTREAL % 20
a. NJ, 200, IL 80 p N. - 49, .,oo>,
DACK M0UNTAINS-7: 80 P. NJ. OGDENSBURG
AND OSWEGO-91 10, ~ 80 p. NJ. also Tor CLAYTON
70 10 A. NJ, Z 80 p NJ; for oswego $40, 10 100,
10 80 A. NJ 100 z. NJ. o,o
10 90 10: go a. NJ, 80, 100, is. II SO P NJ
,ImrsrIrIn IFNnX NnRTH ADAMS
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD. IN. Y

M Fol SnOhI' BAlLhCaO, kN. l. " "a
W II. r. r. r. Co., Lessee Trains Leave West i3l-st
Station New. York; follows and 20 mnu5es earlier from
OF Jay-s NewIorkl Hamilton, London. Detroit
and Chicago 10 900 a. NJ, '5:l6 p M. - 10 m, ~
'si5 p M Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge.
Niagara Falls 30 10 go M 5 rs p. NJ. g rs p.
Utica Syracuse, 80, 10 90 % rs IS rs m
III 30 runs only Utco) Kingston, 3 80, = 10,
D. M Caski and Albany. 3 80 47:15 10 90 TN :35
NJ az IS p. M, as 90 . 10 IS IL p Crlnstons,
10 co. o:15 Hi IS a. NJ, lib a.: 800 80 SIS.
535. $50, 9 ~ III 40 P e. and an 90 a. M and
ana@o E S a. 9 50 M E bss,a sSSGps
end ST. Louis all through trains Saratoga Specials,
II II 35 a. az 40 p Palor cars u Saratoga and
caldwell, Lake Georg,. ltll 35 a. M, IerlOr car at.
K1ater.kin Hunter. Hobart Bloouwle '3rard Hotel
Station and Phoencla, 3 ~ eli 100, it1l 35 az 20
D. m. Plrlor 20 Bloomyilo. Grand Hotel and
Is p M Truns and sleeping ca, ~ Bloomvine
3 80 d. u. tSundays ollyI Nen-Peltz Lakes MohonN
ana n rSor car Tor Ncw.Pa on ii S5 a. H. Sraa
Easorsliii Uun,lr Bloonyue Hobart, Grand Hotel
station and Phoenlcla. Psror car to Boomviile. pa.
II 30 H., al - pior 20 Catskill. Cats.
kin MouutJin Night line 80 n. M, sundays only.
sisepag earn TO lhoenica lad BloomNiie, Daily.
sunday 9ii Letyes Brootyn Via Brooklvn Annex
40 90, y 10 so a. NJ as GO J. m jersey City r. T. r.
station, 3lo:i0 III 20 a. m. az IS p M F9r tickets.
Information alpy oeees; Brookyn 1913 washlnston-st.,
72d Futou-st AunCN Office. loot Of Futon-st NewYorN
CITY: Nos III, 3G3, rs, 9t2 Broadway, i4S Bowery.
stations OF West f2d.s ana foot OF Jay.s, n 4.
G.. T.. bAMEEi,T General Passenger Agent vanderbilt
ave, Now-Yora
TylHE COOK OF oPEN-AIR SPORTS. octave 500 pages
uustia1d The "a dard authority on American omen
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ILADcIPHIa. P.tlTIs
WASHINGTON.

For Phaacelphla :. 80, T45 200. 10 90 II 80 u,
night. SUNDAYS, 100, 10 80 il 80 a M. 2 100 30
For Baltimore and Washington daily at co. II 80 With
Dining Car. NJ. 100, 3 30 Dining Car, 90 m.
- is night.
Trains leaving at AS, II 80 a. M, 80 90 100
80 p. M 10 10 night EXCEPT Saturday night Sundays
80, 90. 100 have connection for Reading Har.
risburg, POttsytlle, &c.
For Sunbury and Wiliausport Via PHILADELPHIA As
q &c Buffet Parlor Car, 80 p. IL 10 midnight
Except SAT- rdRy n!chr. Sundays. 100 D. m
Tickets aud ParlOCar be procured at H. 1I2,
oGi as GA 1l40. 1923 Tfcadwsy, 137 6th-ave. 264
go Fllton-S+ % Broadway. brocA,yn;
NewICrk Transfer Company VIII call for and cheek bag
gage from hotel resldencs
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A NEW HAVEN, 75c.
"A EXCURSION good days., 81 25.
Steamers c. n. NOHrHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
IL D. nj, connecting az New Haven With special trains
Tor 'MERfDEN. HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD uCL-
YOKE &C. Through tickets sold and baggage checked
SifBrosdway, New.York and Courtst.. brooklyn.
CATSKlLL MOUNTA!NS-Stea KAA-
" TERsK1LL and CATSKILL leave Pier 80. N r..
foot OF Jsyst. every week day at 0 D. NJ connecting
With Catskul Mountain and Cairo Il. II. Directory 81
summer hotels anc board houses free pier or mailed
70 any address by w. ). HUGHES Treas Catskil NJ Y.
DAMSDELL Line.-St'rs leave Pier "a, N. R.,
hfoot Fran kiinst for West Point Cold Spring Cornwall
Fshkil Landing NeHbnrg daily D. M; Sunday a. IN.
COUTH NOKWALK. Steamer City of Albany,
- neekmap-st. . 80 ,. Saturday D. M, Sunday
GAO .. M, East 8lst-st. 20 minutes later
& TEAMER WINTHROP" for Bar Harbor.
- Passport, Campobelo St Andrews and ST. John.
Saturday a. D.
STEAMER LUCY P. MILLER" for Rockland and
rauror, .onaectons for Moosehead LAKE tuesdays II
noon BIB from Pier 40. East River. GUSTAV G.
LANSING. 307 Broadway; LOWS EXCHANGE. 947
Dro1dWay and r. H. SMITH Co. II and 10 Williamst.
III ROY BOATS FOR ADIRONDACKS, SARA
Il ToGA. LAKE GEORGE. Steamers Saratoga or
City Of Troy leave pier foot West 1Ot.s daily except
SATURDAY. G p. NJ. Connect with express trains for
all resorts North. Low rate excursion tickets. Sunday
teancF touches az Albany Rooms reserved IN aiVahee
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r. RE. .. D., Line |. IN! 6! s., J..
LAKE Oaesdae Scfioon 5inshi3RP5Sa El%lTs
Avon springs KocGeser HqTeIsyIls Buffalo Nlas,ss
s. ss Io HsF0 eSss6 81 points aas
s Gai Or ~ N FAIR Sa' s
sGtng nave q foot Of cha nS
n ioS% and Tf ye minutes earlier unless otherwise shown
''"' WESTERLY DAY EXPRESS.
900 Lane Facr car NeT;Ys TO BP pd Sleeps,
bnac ssS.iOn except Sunday Monticello
yEsrIBULED LIMITED.
o m P NJ paysOs train for q ohSsEO via chsgtss
70 Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
aSF sas q fo H0n. :fS
through car Saturdays for Monticello
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
600 Fall. sSd Gsd trunk f1n RsTsy si
Blnalo Rochester, TOron:o and Chicago
PACIFIC ENPgEss.
@ on p. NJ. Dsily-via ch7at;aggHa Lake and Siagan
S.0U Falls. solid train 70 Chicago seepers 70 Bunas.
Chicago aud Cincinnati.
'''' ~ ' FOR PORT JERvIs
WEE PAYS Iso mn IS s 90 moo S a. 81
3 d M a. ?; M M. 30 P p ms So M m '''''
FOR NEWBURG.
AN EEK days.; rs a. m. (2Sd'st. $50 a. m. s;ts
w 2. Jn., 45 D. M. Q D. m' D. N. sundays-s g. NJ
y. m, .. N.
SATURDAY SPECIAL TRAINS.
S,ATITRDAYS ONLY 10 so D. IN. (23d ST. IL 40) for
SNewbuIg; / 40 p. M t2Sd ST. l'Zo) for hanthoFns'
rs D. N. for Port JerEls
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
,vAPS AND TIMETABLES may obtained frors
M e.s a, 5o : sa q ssbu S
Homes" describing 4tsints Of NeS:loIk; "Chaa9us~
TIICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCoMMODATloNS e
4 sOi 3l7 and 957 Broadway, Chambers aud West "a
iO7 Broadway, Wiams61rg eoner Newark ana "A a, 100
sts Hoboen, and Jersey CITY Station. Erie 1Ealsiei
orpany calls for and checks baggage from hoSes ana r
deieeS w C. RINilARSoN, General Passenger Agent
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CEAIED PROPOSALS. will be received at tn

= Office Of the Superintendent Of Repairs U. s. Court,
House and Postonce NewYofk, N y, ana opened az X
o'clock M the fifth day Of September 1871 iGr inil,
ING al the labor and materials required In painting the
Siryeyors ONCE Auditors ONCE, Correspondence Room,
and GauQer's rooms Surveyors Ante Room, the
Long, Room, Measures Of Vessels and Debenure rooms
ance with the specification. Each proposal must ne &C
companied Icy certified check for not less thM Two per
cent n cent amount OF the proposal Bidders must
state the number OF working days within which they wiz
omnlete the work urder penalty Of fQetlng dive dollars
60) per Of the number so stated The
pepartmen reserves the right % reject any or all bids ana
70 waive defects Copies OF the specification may be had
and any information obta ned ny applying az this Office
JOHN w. MARSHALL. Superlnsendent Of NeIaIIs