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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool, Aug. &c, a p m.-Cotton-Fntures closed
quiet American, middling low middling clause,
August delivery, 3 57-64d3 5SG1d. August ana sep
TENDER delivery, 3 $1,000 JS64d; september de-
livery 57-6403 58-oid: September and October de-
livery 3 57-64a3 5a-64d: october and November de-
livery, 8 59-64d3 6OGld November and December
delivery G164a3 G2-64d; December and January
delivery G3-64d 4d: January and February de-
livery 264d, sellers February and March delivery,
1910. sellers. ~
savannah Aug. oG.-Cotton-quct; middlng,
a4c: low middlng. 3-Sc: good ordinary. . 7-ec
net and gross, 800 bales. including l54 bales, new
crop: exports coastwsc, % bales; sales. ga bales
stock s,2Gs bales. Weckly-Nct and gross receipts,
O41 bales: exports coastwise, 80 bales sales,
554 bales: net receipts since september J. 2Sl bales.
New Orleans. Aug 26.-Coton steady: middlng.
&c; low mIddling &c: good ordinary. &C. net and
gross receipts. GEO bales. all new crop; exports
coastwise 81 bales sales. 200 bales: stock, ,l2l
ports 10 Great Britain $3.50 bales 20 the Continent,
zoos bales; coastwfse. 2,3G3 bales; sales, "''oD
bnles. ~
Galveston Aug 2s.-Couon steady. mddlng.
nc; low middling. $3.50; good ordinary. 7-sc
net and gross receipts, 0s9 bales. all new crop; Sales
aI2 bales; stock. 1888 bales wecklyoNet and
gross receipts 1881 exports coastwsc. 4S4 bales
sales 0O7 bales. spinners, l21. ~
Norfolk Aug 2G.-Cotton quiet middng. l.lGc
low mIddlIng q 5-sc good ordinary l51Gc; net and
gross receipts % bales: exports coastwise, 30
bales: stock 2oiO bales. Weekly-Net and gross re-
cepts. COZ bales; exports coastwisc, G34 bales !;
sal 10 bales.
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
The crude oil market absolutely stagnnnt yes
terday No sales recorded at either the Consoli
dated Exchange or tho Stock Exchange. The prices
reported from OIL City were 50 5sa55 IL cents,
against SIS SO cents on Thursday night. These hg-
urcs not represent any Influence from the news OF
falling of OF 800 barrels In the yield OF the Mcdonald
pool. The speculative spirit Is positively dormant:
Refined oil was unchanged at 6.1O cents per gallon
In barrels, $50 cents In bulk and $50 cents In cases.
Foreign quotations were Antwerp. IL francs !;
Bremen. Cos marks London. : 11-i66a ?-Ah.
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Craal Notices.
NETWORK SUPREME COURT, City al

NETWORK SUPREME COURT, City and
N County OF New.York.-CHARLE.s +. sUU ihMAiD
trust crcaaed: by the vii Of William H. Aston oneha
Of hs d sse nor S Se 81 f.
mayd Philip Nissan and Henry Day. individually, against
sSMN sa bsy FSp s1a
and William as "Ss of MD it cn M b s
Philip Nissan Jacob AstOI and william Grub shank
testament + Of III ss I'd. William Aston for the
the said John Jacob AstS ana eGg1 T o under Inc
$ %Sn OF OF M R' &sor Tor the benefit Of SAID William
Mir and sss haa aS9s 'GG the viii S'w
a ssaP pG%ss aos augusta wife
Sos%s Gaon a1y ya % James cs
q an hIen sarah steward Van Allen William Vincent
Ss c s1af H. AiST Dayton tn SlS
William Astcr praytOn. Aida yingsS% DaytO& Mar
Junior Laura A. Delano william Waldorf A-tor wado
WALDORF &sof Margaret Laura zbg,S%'El MsrssIi'c
Sanaos 's ga sae Hubert Victor Arthur Xasa
stuers, Arthur Aston Carey, Reginald Carey Arthur
er' Wnthicp AstOr Chancr Laura As,or ChanIer John
Winthrop Chanlei Margaret Aida ChanrT tlil s,',
Lewis stuyysss@t Ra9g IgaS Mad .ad
Aida BeeHnlan chanieT
To s9s nSanSMMoyrp to answer the
pant In this and 70 copy Of your answer on
the o Pa h summons exclusive Of the DAY Of service and
failure ~ to for or S & %a%SadcS T IN
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
PostOnce Address,
No. 81 Wall.st, New-YOrk, y. Y.
To the DEFENDANTS Charlotte Augusta Drayton. wife OF
Allen Sarah Steward Van Alien, Caroline Astor Dayon
Henry Coleman Drayton. william Astor Dray ton Aida
Livingston Drayton. Laura 4. Delano, William Waldorf
Isabelle Victorne de Stuers John Hubert Eugene Fran
coils de Stuer. Hubert Victor Arthur Aueuse de Stuer
Arthur Aston Carey. Reginald Carey, Arthur Graham
Carey Henry II. A. Carey. winthrop AstOr Chanle Will
To j. Coleman Drsyton, for and on behalf Of the said
defendant Caroline Astor Drayton an infant under four
To J. Coleman. Drayton, for and behalf Of the said
defendant Henry Coleman Drayon an infant under four
years OF age. ,.,. -, -,
defendant William Aston Drayton an Infant under four
teen years Of age
defendant Aida Livingston DraytOn an infant under
fourteen OF age.
To Sophia " A. Grinne for and on behalf OF thu said
defendant Sarah Steward Van Aleu- infant under four
teen years Of age, and :. ,
fendant Eugene Isabelle Victrne de Stuers
an infant under fourteen years Of age, and
To Alphone de Stuers for and behalf Of the said de-
PENDANT Hubert Victor Arthur Aueuse de Stuers. an In
FAINT under fourteen years OF age and .
TO Arthur Carey for and behalf OF the said de-
PENDANT Reginald Carey Infant under fourteen years OF
Arthur Astor Carey for and behalf OF the said do
PENDANT Graham Carey, infant under fourteen
THE FOREGOING SUMMONS IS served upon You by
publication pursuant order OF the Honorable Edward
Patterson Justice OF the supreme Court Of the STATE Of
dated the twentyhrd day ~ August 1872, and
Ged with the complaint Office OF the CT rk o. the City
County Of at the County Courthouse in the
O''' Vi EvARTs CHOATE & BEAMAN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Onlce and POstOfice Address,
No 81 wall.st. New-York, y. Y.
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ERIE LINES.

SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NEw.YoRK ANA
SfaGAE2 r y1A Ch "A k PAS 81
STREAMS
MiddIetown. FORT Jervs Monticello White Lake. Hones-
dale. Scranton, Binghamton EImra Corning. Watkins.
Glen. Bath Hammondsport, Avon Springs, Rochester,
Horneilsve Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Chautauqua
Lake. Cleveland. Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago and all
points West. Trains NewYork, foot OF Chambers
st. follows and earlier from West 23d-st
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
n m A. NJ. Daiy-va Niagara Falls and Chautauqus
S.UU Lake tarlor Car New:York to Buffalo sleepel
Union station except Sunday, for Monticello
yEsrIBULE LIMITED.
C.UU qua Lake, with dining car TO Chicago. Seepcrs
to Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
q on y. NJ, except sunday-tor Binshamson. Hones-
y. on dale and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
d. ~ FAILS and Grand Trunk RAILWAY. SIeepers =
Buffalo. Rochester. Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EXPIRES.
o on P NJ Daily-Via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara
0.oU Falls Solid train to Chicago slecDeEs y
Buffalo, Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR POKr JERyI~.
WEES WEES pA m So % m 80 20 S P b. M p
D. m. Sundays-9 a. NJ. D. m, $50 D. a.. 80 p
FOX NEWBUKG.
w EEK DAfS-o q. m, 40 p. m. 4 AS y. m, $50
w y. m. p. m. Sundays-e a. m. D. m, 0 80 D. u.
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
MAPS AND rIME;lABLts may be obtained from
aains seecs list q hotels and sub
urban Homes" describing vicinity Of NewYork ,ChAu'
TYS ukE iss SSD rULS
j 4oI and 9oi Broadway, Chambers ana Wet "a st.
way williamsburg 200 Madsaa,st IOsSEsn .na jersey
City from ba T as & and a
d. l. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent.
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NeW.YOrk and Long Branch Railroad
sI,NuEx .CuPDULE.

SUMNER SCHEDULE.
FOR Ed Bank, Long Branch, Ocean Grove, Asbury
Park, Spring Lake and Point Pleasant
Trains leave
Foot CortandL and Desbrosses sts.
30, 40 10, 10 90 (cxpress), a. H., II noon, 90
saturdays only, 80. $40 lexpress $40 express
cept Red Bank, 90 $40, 90 D IN. Sundays. 6:l5
GAS q. m, 10 " m.
Foot Lberty-st:
80 sl5 10 40 Ii 80 M (cxpress) 20 (Saturdays
only, 80 LAO, 80 (express 90 80 (express)
80 6:i5 D. m. Sundays, 0:l5 II 80 q. M, 4 D. m.
Sunday trains do not stop At Ocean Grove and AsbuD
Park.
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Ing 81 6O6$5 40: light, $685. 80. Sheep-Reccps,
900 head shipments, 800 head markc: strong fair
10 choice native mutons, SO j0d 80; Texans, tj0
"a so.
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Delaware, Lackawnnna md Western Il. X.
STATIONS In New. York foot Of Barclay aud
SHORTEST LINE: VtSTlBtLED TRAINS.

SHORTEST ttii iEtMi t coN1nas, TRAINS
CLAIR THE ORANGES, summit. Bernorisyillt, Basx-
s ocniS ls'D oS Msa snhS BTpb AXE LS
HOPATCONG. Hsckett.tow SOHOoLEY'S NOUN
TAIN Washnston, PHILI.ipsIuRd ,EASToN
5oKE. pNNYILIE. NORTHUMBERLAND ,MM.
yills, TTiCA , y c;nFiELD SPRINGS PKMINGS cortland
COMING BATH pAXSXLLtE BUFEAL0, and oil
$50. 4, M.-ButEAio. liChfl.iD sfiIINns anu
OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman parlor cars Conneea
a. Buffalo VITA train Tor CHICAGO. arriving GAS
..:i \. M.~BISGHiMToN NAIL. stops q. principal
Loo r. M.-sCRANToN, BINGHAMTON and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman coaches paror cars. -
SOY oHuTrii Ex PRESS. Pullman parior cars. '"N "
7,3O =. NJ. (daiiy).-BU FFALO LIMITED EXPRESS.
Pulnan slcerers. Arrives at Z 10 m -
ono p NJ. daily Blu FFALO, RfCHFIELD SPRINGS
ana oSWEGo EXrREsS,, PaIlm, 9, sIeepcrs :.
TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at 20
Mgrayst and 40 Bro"dwsy Tickets at ferry stations.
ave, Nsw.York: 1893 washing,onst 100 Fulton-st and
s9s Bedfodave. Brooklyn. Thine tables, giving full In
formation. at oil stations.
check baggage hotel residence 10 Destination
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Ton
n TmE NEW;YoRK TRIBuNE WILL b BE nod ~
Nay I'd doc, north Ct Thirty -hrst-st ana ap' sr
IiSEMENTs at The following Branch ONCE Tas vsn
700 Third corner 7cs Trs,sSe
loo West Forty second.st I75 Coumbusaye; % Lss,I
st.; S. Avenue A; 1923 Thiri.ave 20 West rourseea
St. 2s7 West i2d-st. 1fY Churchst.' oos inifu"''
Al the HARLEM OFFICES isc Fat SnaGsda end
swentynfthst up ct regular once sss 100
In Rrooklyp at 90 Court-st. 5Oo De kMp.s'e'
Bedford ave. and No. 10 Broadway. up " D. @'
Regular office rateA
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Railroads..


BlockSignals lockingSwitchss
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot q
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets.
In Effect JULY 9th. 1891.
THE FAST LINE.
300 4: Mpullman yestlbule Sleeping and P.scr c.,s
IHdissspons IL 30 g. M, Chicago 80 p. m. AMI 81:
tou. 7;Is p M next day. Connects. Also for Tseis
1ME PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
and s sssm pnns y aa:
and OBS rvatioS Cars presenting financial sepciss
snf o srSs s s%a e; &.
e aSni S e' Arrives sS sc
Indi,: . ;SS a. D. Chicago e:+S .. m' and s.
T.LOUis AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
cs z sId nno yss9u d sss9Yg Cars 70 from ~.
@ nS s' Smoking .na v ve.ss
nnns SSass.s .SS g. 70 Louis S 90 A NV.
a. TIE E SoLu ,,, r s,.EI. S,,,,. Co.,.
ss and reSHsyiv.e. ' asrSas 2s:sias Fs.:.a ss
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
yo;h SS.fsHS: : saf fIssssSIs SSs:ss sIs!s:
sSi TosSo III essss H. next day.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 p. M.-Pulman Buffet Sleeping Car Now. York h
Cleveland, 6:S5 p. IN. next day and daily o. Chicago
Tor IN. %s' GssneSs sssc sa nssSs
SOUTH WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 r M-tqlman ysstbuie Sleeping Cars Lars, New.fo'i
tSons :. KIehmOna Arrives Coq.nS y" 2;as ?. M
ST. hon: % p M second %dnn
~ IS ssa s Ss e'"T Ss"o'sa
ERs 20 Oh.
''2 Throaas Pamsn Bne siesp.s to So"6ra
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
PALM %s s,, s1gs .su. w e
ss6gs, coac6e: DininsCsi TO Baltimore. arriving u
''fS a $:as; Es
sS.tss 20 % .ss, '''
Adfi'lSs % E:grsc' 35cr"!1s IS Is
80 % &c. SG6 and % p M s's6
%ss. NV f'oo i p H. %sesSass. Through Buffet
Fo; Long Branch A.eg,y r..x oee.e ereys "a Pint
E Eso $40 s s.o 7s scc .sa ~ :.s
eayn sssuasE only 2G p m, ssns a ss s
sySsna Limited with OG Dung IL ID %sshasa
$;'.s sa
s$ e e. ID g.
For Time; table, trains ISca point, a. PeSsy
Sesss Etsssa3 Sy:ssH 81 0sos .
a. wds h as fnS and aSs 81 g.
b sHa co na $50
ton:s.. BrOoklyn; IS HudsOn.ss. HOOOken; Station.
@ sna %
General Manager. General Psssr Agen.
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AII.RAIL ROUTE FOR Long BRANCH, OCEA
GROVE ETC.

Trains leave station foot OF Iiberty.st via
LEUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
RUFFALO AND CHICAGO EXPRESS DAILY, sis
4. VI, 1870 Il. VI.
SCRANTON EMPRESS, EXCEPT SUNDAY. sis
AM, 1880 p. NJ. 3,iJ =. W., 1880 p VI.
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West.
sl5 a. m. 40 D. IN. sundays, SIS M. 100 D. m.
For Easton zoe. ) 10 a. 1890, 2.l5 3.t5, 6.i5.
40 d. m SUNDAYS, 100 Sl5. Hoo am. +.i0, 130 IN
For bethlehem Allentown and Mauch CHUNK. ZOO. 3. IS
m -: IL 30 II rs except MaUch Chunk) $40 SIS 80
~ m sundays 100. s.i5 HOO a. M 40. 7.30 D. m.
" For fott-vfle 5 ID a m II 80. 3:i5 y. IN. sun.
DAYS II 30 a. -.
For IIaLelton. Sl5 a. m $50. 3fo 7SO D. m. Sun.
day., rs. II 90 a. M, 100 D. IA,
For points the Mahanoy coal region, at 8 Is
~ 90 ti5 y. IN. sundays. sl5, HOO a.
For Wilkestarre fittston md Scranton Sl5 q N.
IL 90 3i5 7.3o p. IN. Sundays except Scranton SIS
fP cii I'm iS,. SIS m 1870, 7.9o p sundays.
pskets and seats DO procured a. u: 2s
Cana.t 81 Ea;t itthst ,S S35 ccgnSasaye and 50
tOn;st: nrooEI yn and "A nrSSsdN@y willlamsbgrs
T. A. SWfli,N I,D L. q. HANCOCK,
General Manager. Gen. Pas. Agent.
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Ocean 5teamer.


A NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. co.
n. SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
NEW-YORK SOUTHAMPTON. BltEMEN.
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS, en- =
First Cabin. SO and upward seconG 'aDn' go, 90 ~
berth. Stcerage low steamers sal from ioo' ol
Ems sat Aug. o. m. E5e Sat- sept 49, 3 a, m M
Havel Tu Aug 80 10 A. Spree Tue sept 10 ~ a. m'
Saale sat sept g. / D. m kaiserW II Septlt, IL a. M
Lain Tues Sept g. a. m. Allcr, sat- sept H. D. H.
NETHERLANDS LINE.
New-York to Genoa in less than e¥ days. 49,
Vera Sat Aug27 10 a. IN. Ems, sat. OCT ~ p M
iuda Sat- sept 10, 10 Vera Sat BOY p p m.
fu'u:H EW.YoEK TO T AIERM0 XSD NAPLES
Ems. Tues. Noy 20. p n; c,n,,
'NEfSW-YoRK 10 XLE$ASDRiX, EGYPT,
'oELRicIi;s & CO.. Bowling Green.
-HAMBl' re- AMERICAN PACKET co.
~. EXPRESs SET.VIsE TO SOUTHAMPTON london. Mef
ni, ent twin-scrrw steamers OF l3l36co H. D. nus
hod the record for fastest time TO Lonnoh ana u
Continent
AvIetoria scptI 10 30 pm. Columblasepl5 70 80 pm
No:nlania. sept. 3, +. Bismarck, scpt?2' am.
MEDlTERRANEAN EXPRESS LINE
WINTER SERVICE.
From New.York n Genoa and Naples, Via Gibraltar. In
less tan days. by the magnificent twin'screw express
F. Bismarck .......Nov. II Aug. victorla.....Ja Jan
Normann ........... Dee. olumb .....-.Jan ~
Grand Excursion 10 the Mediterranean and uie ORIENT
b. ). > tue st-Bsnarch, from New YORK reorVay 70
Gibraltar Genoa Aacco Corsica), Alexandria for Cairo
and Pyramids, JANA for jerusalem, Smyrna Coi
stantlnope Corfu Malta syracuse Palermo, Naples, AL
glers, SOUTHAMPTON ard NewYork.
10 weeks. First class only.
Observation-Disclosures PACKET Co..
81 Broadway Newfotk.
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STEAMBOATS,

PROVIDENCE LINE.
FULL NIGHTS REST. SHORTEST RAIL RIDE
nol ns'' to e O STON s I'd e.. h
Dining.rooms on NAN deck An or,he'tr each
steamer. The Connect cut and Massachusetts, In
leayo Pier (oi NO. 20. " r.. foot Of Warrnst
80 p dill except sunday. connecting with par
or-car tain. duo Boston 10 Also express train
duo Wo ccsier Through paror car 70 White Mt-
i.,aylag steamer : rs a. m due Fabyans 4 80 p.
Tickets and s'aerooms ~ principal city ticket Offices
STOM1NCTOW LIN &,
Inside route 70 Boston and tic East ony dec,
Sound route Narraglnsc Pi"- and Watch I'M. New
st.~ amos Maine Ncw.lIamp>hirc leave Pier
- y. H.. block sbosc OanaI,t, al 80 p m. daily
Sundays included
FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON, NEWPORT PROVIDENCE. MATTHIAS
VINEYARD. NANIUCkEI, CAPE COD, WHITE
MOUNTAINS aud all Eastern points.
DOI BILE SUMMER SERNICE.-Tne four leading
steamboats, OF the world In commission together.
Puritan, Plymouth, Pilgrim, and Providence,
Leave New-lork from Pier -, y. r. foot oi Murray
st.. dsls At 80 and 10 m. sunday, 80 p M
CONNECTING ANNEX BOAT leaves BfoOklJn week
DAYS and sundays 10 4. NJ Jcr-ey CITY I 90 T. NJ
splendid and orchestra attach he'd u each steamer
PULLMAN VESTTBULED and EMPRESS TRAINS
through from Fall River % BE ston Providence
Cap. Cod points. White Mountains and NewBetfoi. con
Meeting at latter point with direct boat u Cottage CITY
AID Nantucket Send cents In stamps TO Post ONCE
BOX i62 for copy Of I'm brightest summer Land
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A SATURDAY AFTERNOON EXCI RSlON
IA to WEST POINT-stcamer Macy POWELL ieav,
ing DesbroSses.s at AS West Twenty -secod.-t ot
D. m returning By any Of the West Shore l.a' a
Will have ample time u see the d>
parade Government buildings, &c Fare for round trip
ONE DOLLAR.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TO KEYPORT
N steamer MINNIE CORNELL leaves from foot Nesey.
st. r. Sunday, 10 a. and D. N. Leaves
Newport 7 a. m and 4 D. m Fare SOC. Excursion, zoe.
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Chicago, Aug. 26.-The leading tut

Cash quotations were as io n f no snrinr
Wheat wsa 3 wheat as ID 80 IsS
a. &C; No white, IS lac No white 33 80 l-Ic
So 81 lac No. barley an y;e sse no. D. axsee d.
Al oSSsI Oo Ia prime timothy seed, 81 "a mess
per Dbl $40 ds dSSs s9 sa ger noo sed
Sbouiders 1boxed So 9Od 81 short clear sides ooXed
az oOas7 o5 whskey, disters' finished goods per
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LAKE CHAMPLAIh
LAKE GEORGE.
MAINE STEAMSHIP co.

The enly direct line 70 Cottage City Mas, and P0rt
land, Maine Connecting at Portland with all rail-
road and stesnsSP linz, 10, Bar resT Oh Orchard
q. Eastern summer Rs.or. Steamers sail eyery MONDAY,
"Wednesday and saturday At m, from Pier 56, East
River foot Of Markets. N yor information apply 70
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IF YOU WANT
L Gu AKMING SUMMER TRIP
RED GROSS Li1E STEAMERS
e! HALIFAX. Y3XA SOFIA, :,
Delightful daylight sail through Long Island Vineyard
and Nantucket sounds. Fine View Of picturesque Now
scOtan and bold. rugged Newfoundland Coasts. To;Ai
change OF air ana scene rSn oo brscinS chhaH'
Oncludlns meals and stateIoom terth) Halifax $40.
St Johns s3I. Plllcy's Island 80.
For circulars, sailing lists. etc, apply 70
ROWRIN0 & ARCHIBALD. AGENTS, is broadway, Y.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

,rrmanlc Aua Al noon ;1ie rmanc Sept 2S 10 80 am
sleutonic Sept = 4 o. m rreutonle.. Oct. 5. p IN.
pytannIc ~, Ia noon Brltanni .Oct.l2, 1880 am.
ma sept. p, y. NJ Majestic. Oct ~ D. m'
From White star DOCK, loot OF West lOth-st
Saloon rates $50 upward according TO steamer ana ocs
ond on $40 and So s,eeraee from
Or Old Country $50. No 20 broadway, Ne"-forK
Philadelphia Office. 40l Wanut-st. - $500.
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HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POWELL,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.

Leaves Desbrossesst 3 10 p. m; Saturdays. :45 m
d Yves. 22d-st. 3 80 p M; Saturdays. p. M. for
Ir.NsTONS WEST POINT. CORNWALL NEWDUR9.
NEW.HAMBURG. MILTON. PoUGHkEEPSIE. HYDE
PARK RONDOUT and KINGSTON.
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Sromers DREW and DEAN RICHMoNn leave Old
Pier Al ~ r., foot Canast. at p. daily, sundays
excepted connecting with express trains Tor Saratoga
Lake George and al Adirondack points. Leave Brooklyn
yin Annex foot Ful,on-st, D. IN. SATURDAY night
s:are connects with Sunday Ing for Saratoga
nd lake
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NORWICH LINE.

For BOSTON and al points North and East Direct route
To NEW-IONDON, WATCH HILL, BLOCK ISLAND
NORWICH and WORCESTER. Steamers eavo Pier 40
fold uumbe) pier above Dcsbrosscs-s
ferry} daily. Sundays excepted, at 80 TICKETS
and staerooms secured principal ticket Offices New.
YORK Drooklyn Jersey CITY. Pier 20 and stcamers
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM

Stntion foot of Liberty ST, North River
Time Table in effect June 70. 1882.
The morning news., 1892-02-21
An Unexpected Moral Effect.

Mrs. Jones is taking lessons in china painting,
and, as Mr.. J. was unaware OF the fact, she
concluded to give him surprise. And she sue
ceeded beyond her widest expectations SAYS
the Detroit Free Press. The Jones tableware is
pure white, a delicate French china and IL was
with piece OF this Mrs. Jones made her ex-
pertinent.
With much pains and after several lessons
she painted large butterfly, with wings ex-
tended, In the interior of one of the teacups AS
work Of art it was like nothing in the heavens
above or the earth beneath, but the colorinp
was gorgeous. and stood out in such bold relief
that, as Mrs. Jones herself said, 't looked as if
1t might fly off at any minute"
, Mr.. Jones came home and complained of not
feeling we'll. His face had the flushed look
which Mrs. Jones believed to be the grip and
there was an unsteady quality in his voice that
gave his speech a kind of vocal teeter
Mrs. Jones had that cup ready, and filing It
with clear, transparent tea, she handed it to
him and awaited results.
The first look he gave into the cup was a
startled one. Then he turned in the cream and
sugar stirred the tea well, and drank it Off at q
draught. Then he looked into the soup again
and gave a wild shrek:
Maria, send for the doctor. quick I've got
'em aeain"
What. dears" eaid Mrs. j., soothingly, as
she flew to his side.
THE Jim-jams! o, Maria. Ill sign the
pledge and never touch liquor if I'm spared this
time. o, o, this is the real d. t.'s!"
What makes you think SO, Mr. Jones?" asked
Mrs. J., in an icy-mountain voice.
That" shrieked Mr.. Jones, pointing to his
cup, that awful thing there! Perhaps you can
not see it, but can. Q, take it away-cover it
up-hide it or | shall 60 mad
Poor Mrs. Jones realized then what it is to
paint butterflies for an ungrateful, unappreciat-
ite man. but it gave her the whip hand on Jones
and he believed that it was really d. l. mon
ster that he saw there.
The morning news., 1892-02-21
BRIGHT BITS.

A MAN has Just died In Connections who
smoked 1000 herring day. Worse than the
tobacco. No wonder he died.-Terds Sirtinoa
MTRANDA-I wouldn't marry that man Il every
hair was strung with gold.
Maud-Why mott
Miranda-He is bald d-headed-Puck.
AN ARTISTIC soUL.-He-whst do You think
of the Madison Square garden from an archi-
tectural point of visw3
She-Lovelyi always did like yellow briok.
Puck.
CHoLIY-FweddE don't you sometimes
Fweddy Cunning a languid eye on him)-Deah
boy, don't awsk widiCulous questions. .-C Chicago
Tribune.
SURPRISE PARTIES are always cut and dried
beforehand"
Not always. We found him in the bath tub,
and his wife in the back parler reading Laura
Jean Libbey. Puck.
II AM sURE George is fond of me. He said he
loved the ground walked on"
mo doubt he meant it," returned her expe
rienced conhdante You know dear you own
that ground. - Washington Star.
"WHAT shall write, what shall it be,
rondeau or a sonnetT''
" pray thee write cheek, said she.
TO pay for my new bonnet"
-Washinaton Star
A REMARKABLE Cow-First Artist And what
could you get to eat IN such an out-of-the-way
Second Artist-o whatever the COW provided
milk, butter, eggs, and so forth.-BlieoeRde
Bldtter.
FIRST ELECTRIC WIRE-With all their kick
ing, there is one thing people never threaten TO
do to us.
Second Electric Wire-Whst ie that?
First Electric Wire-Handle US without
gloves.-Pteck.
Mr.. EMERSON BEAU-O, yes, I've written poe
try, Of course, but never have tried to have
any of it published.
Miss WaIdonia Hubb-Now. why don't you
send it to some of the magazines? I've seen
some frightful stuff in them lately.-Jester.
THE plumber came down like wolf on the fold,
And he worked In the basement an hour ali
told
The rest of his labors nobody could see,
But he put In his time-and his bill was ".
Chicago Tribune.
So He VAST thought you advertised that
you we're selling out at cost?' growled the Gus
toner, throwing down the required 25 cents for
a small package OF note paper.
Yes, sir," replied the stationer briskly.
That's right. We referred to our postage
stamps. Want any?"-ChscG0o Tribune.
ARE you telers going to play base ball
next season. asked one small boy.
Yes" replied the other.
I've got a name fur yer club"
"What?"
Anarchists"
What fur?"
Cos yer such bum throwers. ~ Washington