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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-04
Galveston Sugar Market.
other Produce and Provlsions.

ST LOUIS Mo-, March 3-Wheat-Options
closed 1sc below yesterday No. red, cash,
advanced to934c; May, e2I961e2sSe; July, $3.50
Corn-Casn, higher; No. = m ixed, S74c. OD
lions lower: March, &c; May. sc.
Oats-Ftrm No 2 cash. SOnc; Mag, 31Ssc.
Cornmeal-Easy: g %.
Whlsky-Steady; 81 II.
Bagging-Steady. IS 25G7 70
Iron cotton ties-SI coal 25.
ProVisionS-Very weak.
Pork-New, Gil 2J9ll 80: old, 50 25.
Lard 81 25G6 30,
longs and ribs, s. So; shorts. Is %; boxed Is
Bacon@Shoulders, $40; longs and ribs,
IS 1895 so; shorts, s. 5SSI5 CO.
Hams-S9 O0Dl0 90
NEW ORLEANS, LA, March a-Sugar-
Strong. Open kettle, fully fair, 2 15-l6I3c;
fair TO good fair, 2A628c; common TO good,
21.939Sc. Centrifugals of white, SIC; choice
yellow, clarified $500 1l-16c; prime yellow,
51.G3 cite; on yellow, 32sG3 7-l6c; seconds,
Moiasses-steady. Open kettle, fermeuting,
100 &c; centrifugals, strictly prime, l9c; good
PRIME 15Gl7c; fair TO prime, l01l3c; common
10 good common, 60ec; others unchanged.
CHICAGO, Ill, March 3.-Wheat-woboled
little at opening, then became strong and
marked q substantial advance, but weakened
later and closed easy at about the lowest hg-
ures OF the day and at decline OF &c compared
with the closing figures yesterday. The weaker
opening was attributed 10 moderating weather
and more favorable adviCes regarding the grow
ing crop OF America.
Corn-Quiet and steady and nearly feature
less.
Oats-Dull and steady within &c range, and
closed &c lower.
Hog products opened higher, especially pork,
but prices steadily declined, pork losing nc
Leading futures closed: Wheat, March, Sc;
ccrn-March, 41Kc; May. 4114c: June. 4slc.
Oats-May, 30Zc
Mess Pork-March s11 90: May, 81 20.
Lard-March, s. 371s: May, s. 47H.
Short ribs-March. 3 SEA- May, . 90
Cash quotations;
no. spring wheat-Sec
No. 2 red-9Zc-
No 2corn-4IZc IS
No. oats-2sc-
Mess pork-Sl1 90.
Lard-So 37<.
Short ribs sides-Loose, s. s0G5 s2K.
Dry sailed shoulders-EaIed, 81 15Do 20.
Short clear sides-Boxed- 20 %
NEW YORK, March 3--Wheat-Spot unset
tlel and quiet, closing heavy. No. g red
81 Orsd1 %, store and elevator. Options
closed weak. 1SG1zc under yesterday. No. g
red. March 81 O3aI; May. 81 Of; July, 98Zc.
Corn-Spot opened stronger; closed weaker;
fair ira de No. 9, 1870 95s, elevator. Options
closed steady, 1s19se under yesterday; March,
4g1zc; May. 49a<c; July, 49lSc
Conee-Options closed steady and unchanged
to 10 up. Sales. 1920 bags. March, sl3 Is;
April, s13 1sGl3 20; May, sl1 20: July, 81 30,
September. sac 80; October, sl2 20. spot Rio
dull and nominal.
Sugar Raw. quiet and firm. Sales, two car
goes centrifugal g6-test, Philadelphia, at 37-l6c.
Molasses-- Foreign dull; New Orleans, ca let,
steady.
Rice--In fair demand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-04
Tho British Grain Trade

LONDON, March 2.-The Mark Lane Elk
press, in its weekly review of the British
grain trade, says:
English wheats are fat. The average
decline in prices for the week is Sd. For
eign wheats average Cd lower, The inquiry
from the continent is slackening. English
-four is heavy. There are large supplies of
American at 2Ss per sack. American -four
has been underselling the English product
since the beginning Of September. The
cess of the average requirements. Mailing
barley is neglected. Corn is Sd dearer in
London. At Liverpool prices are un-
changed. Beans and peas are steady. At
to-dav's market English wheats were Of
fered at Sd decline. Foreign wheats were
rather tlrmer Foreign fours were down
Cd. Oats were Sd better. The prices of
corn were in sellers favor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-04
THE GAZETTE: FT WORTH TEXAS, FRIDAY. MARCH 4

old, 81 80; butter. good county, esc 2 d; but
ter, common country, 1sc; eggs, l25<c per doz
HIDE AND WOODS.
E1des-Buyers are paving; Dry flint, heavy.
re light, &C; dry salt, &c: green salt, 4c:
Wool-Light medium. 2Oc; low medium, no
1Sc: fine 151l6e.
Horns, hoofs and bones-s6 90 per ton, deliv-
cred
DRUGS
Quotations based on small lots TO retail deal
ers: Aeetanilid, . o.. 1Oc; acetic acid, 2 D Sc;
carDolic acid, crysL, = d 51c:muriatic acid.
P, = ID, 2le; nitric acid. c. p. = D, gle: sui
phuric acid, c. P. 2 u, Gle; fannie acid, bulk
q D, 81 50; alcohol. - pr cent p gal. g 49, less
sc forcash; alum: e D, 4: antIfebrlne, p o.,
25e: anlpyrine. 2 o.. 81 40: ammonia. carbon
ate. 2 q. l6c; blue vitriOl. 2 b, SC; blue mass =
n, 90: blue ointment z ., 50c; borIx, = u 100
2 %, 25c; coperas, = u, 93Sci Dover's powder,
2 d, 81 Is; ether, suiphuric u. S. p, e q 76c;
gum arabic. first pick, z D, 81 o.; gum shellae,
z u &c: glue, brown. l2e; q e, white, 2 D 91c;
sulph., Z, &W.,Es, 2 OF, g 90: morphine sulph..
P. & w, OF bottles. . OF, 81 50; AS 2O5;
IS, ga ounce. or IS. 200; nutmegs. 2 D
75c: castor OIL 2 gal, 81 IS; olive OIL, 3 gal,
e. q q; i u oil 2 gal, Slope sperm or
po-, 2 D, s. so; black pepper. 2 n, 1sc; potash,
bromide, 3 n, $50; potash. chlorate, ? n 2Oc
potash, lodtde z OF, g s012 5; quinine, P s.
W., OF. bottles. Z o.. 36c; qufnine, P & W., OF.
cans, q OF, 34c; quinine, P. & w. OF. cans, 3
o., Bic; y. Y. quinine, or walls 3 or, 2Sc; do
OF. tins, 2 o., 26c; do. OF. tins 2 o., 23c; do
% o. tins. Z o.. 22c; do. 100 tins. p o.,
.ie; sal soda, 2 D, &c; saltpeter. refined, ,
D. 10c: Saltpeter. con. mercial, &c; salts EPSON
p d, 4c: salts, Rochelle zoe; ticarb soda, En-
glsh, kegs, 2 n, Sc; sulphur, Flowers, 5-bbL
lots, SIC; sulphur, Flowers, small lots, 43zc;
spirits turpentine. market rates, 3 gal; white
lead. S. P, 2 d, 71sci cream tartar, y, SSc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-04
Tho Precious Metals.

The WeIls-Fargo Express and Banking
company's annual report for 1891, pertain
ing to precious metals in the United States
and Mexico, is a carefully compiled docu-
ment, and makes instructive reading for
persons interested in financial and cur
rency questions. In the states and terri
tories west of the Missouri river, including
British Columbia. the aggregate of precious
metals produced during 1891 was Gold.
SIS. 26l, 66s; lead, 81. SIS, $50. This makes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-04
ON WALL STREET.
New England Continues the
Feature in Stock Trading.
RUMORS ROLLED RAPIDLY
Up and Down Wall Street About the Van
derbilts-Money Easy Throughout
the Day-Ratroad Bonds.
SIIver-Dry Goods.
Commercial Resume.


Special TO the Gazette.
New YORK, March 9.-Silver 903Ic.
Sugar, raw, moderately active at Sc for
80; best muscovado refined. steady; cut
loaf and crushed, 51Ec; mold A, 435G415c.
Wheat-Options fairly active and weak,
closing at 5s@12c lower; spot lots closed
firm.
Wool-Trading dull and featureless.
Cotton-Spot lots quiet; middling up
lands, Lice; futures closed steady
Cofee-Spot lots steady, fair; Rio car
goes. 1Gc. Futures firm.
Hides-Dul. Buenos Ayres dry, 1870;
dry Texas, I09l2c.
Dealings in dry goods continue limited.
Bonds were more active.
Utah. Denver and Gulf, 1917.
Atchison general mortgage, 1928.
Atchison incomes, COZ.
st. Louis Southwestern rs, IL
Texas Pacific Is, 81.
Texas Pacific rs, 3215
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-04
Money and Exchanre.

NEW YORK. March 3.-Money on call easy
at l55G2 per cent Closed offered at 2
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 495 per
cent.
Sterling exchange quiet, steady; 81 S515
siXty-day bills; 81 s5$< demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-04
A Crazy Man.

Special to the Gazette.
SPR1SGTowS, TEX, March IA crazy
man. who said that he came of Silver
creek nine miles west of Fort Worth, and
that his name was Hines, was taken in
custody to-day by Marshal ]. r. Brown.
Nothing is known of where he came from
except what he himself has told. He
threatened to set the town on fire.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-04
Wreck Near Troy.
speeial 10 the Gazette.

Troy. TEX, March 3.-Last night about
! O'Clock a freight train was wrecked at
lie Troy bridge, turning over three cars of
eoal and throwing the engine, No 1s5, of
he track. The engine is not seriously in
l9red. The engineer, George Baker, aud
Fireman Conroy were slightly injured by
Jumping from their engine. The passenger
Trains were held here until about O'Clock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-04
ForMaAar1a, Liver Iro
bic, or gestion, use
ER0PT s IRON BITTERS

UIESTED Seeds, wholesale and Retail. Est
Il 1873. Save money and buy OF reliable
seed dealers Bulk garden seed OF every
- sssss.s;i9ai 4 = 4 l.ss
Red and Sweet Clover. Rye, Barley. Oats,
Spring Wheat. Onion Seed and Onion Sets
Corn and Broom Corn, Pots, Plants, etc
HOLLOWAY & CO., So2. eE4-645 Elm street-
Dallas. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-04

An my reposs q with the modest truth
No more nor clipAfd. but so. Brldycrotiue
always cures all INA shes at all times.
Al druggists, Glty cehts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-04

this morning, to the discomfort of the pas
sengers. AL trains are now passing, the
wrecker is here and the engine will be
placed on the track again to-day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-04

The remarkable instinct which causes the
n fish to roll himself in a hall of mud
" / ~ the dry season approaches is 4 won
DC lu' o vision of nature. intended solely,
L yo' Id seem, to prevent the extinction Of
u 81 ecies
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-04
EIchange at Sow orIeans

Exchange at New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, La, March g.
Special to the Gazette.
Sterling Commercial. GO days. A s4IzG4 So
Francs-COmmercial, 60 days .....5 20
New York sight-Bank. $50 premium
Commercial. Observation-Disclosures. a.. 30 premium
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-04
FINANCIAL
British Consola

British Console
Special to the Gazette.
LONDON, March s.-Consols closed at e51l
for money; for silver, Az.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-04

\ sewing machine has been invented
which stitches easily and rapidly through
layers of leather fve-eighths of an inch in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-04
St. Louis-snnt.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March S-Cotton steady;
middling. 9-loc. Sales. 800 bales Receipts
700 bales Shipments. 140) bales. Stock, lS7, 100
bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-04
DEAF FRoM CATARRH.

'.EzzEEB
was the victim of the worst se of
Catarrh that ever heard q 1 was
entirely deaf in pne ear, az al the IN
side of my nose, Nncludi part of the
bone sloughed Of - sort of treat
ment benefited me, a physicians said,
II would never b a1 better" As a
last resort I took 6ift S kpecifc, and it
entirely cured md and restdAsd my hear
ing. I have bsEn well for years, and
no sign of return of the disease.-Mrs.
JOSEPHINE PoLHnL, DUEWEsT, s. c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-04

Salvation OIL dosslot sail under false colors.
Is color is red, jIrprtsss25 cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-04

Exchange at New York.
NEW YORK, March 8.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-04

Comparative Statement of the Spot Mar
ketG
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON. TEX, March 2-The following
are the closing quotations for cotton on the
spot to-day at the leading markets. together
with the closing for middling yesterday, with
to-dayS sales:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

y. y. 1. ii. IL.
Trains leave W., f2d.-t. station, New-York, as FOL.
,,,, and ,an minu,., earlier from r. Wet 18Th Il
33O 4 VI Daily local 20 Albany and CatsAlA Noun
flins Ike. Sunday. wet % co, ym1ns j.. Sleeping
cof New.YorS D BloomNiie sundays only.
71J 4. VI Daily local to Albany except sunday, for
Catsnu Mountains aud saratoga faF.oE car to Albany
1890 A. VI Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse. Roches-
t.r. lIrdalo, Niagara Falls, Detroit Chicago; except
SATURDAY. Tor Toronto except sunday Tor saratoga.
tatsX'l Moudtains New PalU, Lakes Mohonk and
Mnnewa,ka Inror cor, 70 BloomSile and New ,Paltz.
,IiIJ 4. VI DAILY cNcc.t sunday, 70 Oat>klll Noun.
tlins, Now-latr, Lakes Mohonk and Ninnc~2sho, Al.
buy SaIutoca. Caldwell, Lake George. F1rlor 70
H'oonville saratoga and caldwell
4 PM Saturdays only. HalfHollay Special 20 Cats
an Mountains. iarlor car attached
M IS 4. VI. Daily, except SUNDAY, 70 CatsHin Noun
L,ins. Newlalv. Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska,
Albany >,rtfo.a. SATURDAYS onlT BlOOui.ille and
n 90 = VI Daily except sunday for Albany.
5I5 T.. VI. Daily 20 Albany Montreal. Utica, Srra-
cii,e Rochester. Buffalo, NIAGARA Falls Toronto, De-
"a Inoi C1aso psv. SIce, sunday for Newburg. Al
bany Saratoga and Montreal
SI5 4 VI Daily .or Albany. Utica Syracuse, Roches.
tr Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Chicago.
Louis. 49,
A. NJ a. - p. NJ. jersey City, p. RR Station sio 40.
HAvTRSTRAw LOCALS. 40 .s:45 p N.
NEWDuRG LOO AIS. 20, 70 Is a. NJ, -l:l5, 4 30.
Detroit Chicago - Louis. on ali through trains.
-Drly. For tickets time tables, prlor and sleeping
Accommodation. or inform alton apply Offices Brook.
lyn. 1913 Wa 'hi cton-st. 726 IUon-t Annex Office,
foot Of Fulton-st NsN York City 1873, 81 1853 7s5.
90: Bradwy ~ rowery 81 last lith-st, 50 West
G. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04
LITERARY NOTES.

,. y, ncHens,s novels from the edition
corrected by The author In 1867 'oo-ohe ""V' pa
tcaly embodied his latest revison-is 10 Dr. D'ou-,'
ont by his old publishers. Chapman q Han Inc eur
ton will contain the original iIluS'rAuons anu viii
issued I'm twenty volumes.
The venerable Isaac Mcclellan prints, In Tine
Literary World some interesting lines on W"noeii
Philips and adds this climPe OF ms irlehu "ncn "
voutb Many years since pas ed much time IN me
zinc rrory Of the late eminent DR.. Edward Reynolds,
in Atkinson-s The doctors wife was SISTER u
Wendell and he came In often TO rca1 the DoohS
wendell then was not more than seventeen years OF
are He vOuld always select one Of those DIG "o"9
The Efinbnrgh Encyclopaedia as IL WIS
rather difficult to manage. he would lie Nat on the
door and sudy one of the volumes at his leisure
The article, ne selected to read were on 'centihc
tonnes onlv and he wOud to me the titles oil INC
subjects selected. lie seemed greatly interested III
such articles, rather to my surprise
Pierre Lott who + a sensitive person seems to be
inclined It reported, to take up his Old sailor eA
istence; the moving cause Is the adverse criucISi'
with which his countrymen greeted his Academy us
course
Mrs; Margaret Deland is finishing her third novel
and has meanwhile written for "Thc Atlantic SNORT
tale entitled a story About Child
He,ne's letters to his mother and sister are to be
published in the autumn.
William Morriss reprint of the first book printed
in Englsn-the Rccuyell Of the Histories OF lFoye'
translated by william CaXton-win be published next
January 1t is to be IL two Alto volumes BLACK
Letter in black and red Only 300 Will be printed
and the subscription price of each copy Is announced
az about S4s 10 be raised the day of publication.
II was lately said Of " Omar Kayyam' ftzGel'lu
that no man could possibly be more generous 10 the
moor No Door person was turned away from
his door and II I'm tho streets he met any ono VINO
looked poverty-s,ricken and in distress. he used 10
secretly slip money into the shabby ones hand rs
he passed not altering his walk or thinking OF stop
ping TO receive thanks.
Mr. Sharp SAYS in 1.-THE Forum That 1homas
Iardys first printed literary production was an essay
on c6lored brick architecture. written with so much
technical knowledge and IN credtablc syle That
the author ws5 awarded the medal Of the Institute
~ Architects, His Wcsscx home Is largo rcd brick
house built after his own designs, situated on the
rise OF a long upland sweep. and known ms MAX
Gates In front Of the house, Mr.. Sharp ADDS,
stretches away an immense swelling meadow. some
3 600 acres IN extent the largest In England
An edition de luxe Of "OthcllO7 beautifully IL
lusrated from drawings by MarChcti. the Italian
artist. IS announced for publication in the autumn
SicDor Marchctts knowledge of the scenery and CO..
tunes Of the "Othtllo7 period is said 10 be unique
"Angcvcn Of Angcven' IS the title Of Barring
Goulds forthcoming book.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04
0fdtbers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEAthERS' AGENCf
&c 70 College, schools and FAMILIES. Apply u
Mrs. J. NJ. YOrNG-FULTON. % Union square.
=. MEXICAN AND TOREI0N PROFESSORS TEACH.
"A Frs Tutor GOycrnesses etc. OF ~ Dahches supied
10 Unyerstes Colleges Schools and Families Citc.lsrs
Schools 70 Parents Modern Language spoken MILAN
COYRIERE Rock Building. $50 ttft ave-. cor 10th st
- EST TEACHES supplied tor all oranche. In ony
ID locality 80 FEE registration. Form Tor stump
P.VHUYSSOOS. American School Bureau. 2 w lfhst
L. IRsT.cLAsS TEACHERS supplied without shnree
Il 40 fee for registration. UNION IIAtltHS'
AGENCY (cstabhed 1850. w. D. ken. - East lithst
DRIVATE TUITION during tho summer months ~
i college graduate o. six ycars' eNpflcIce ADDRESS
HERMAN DtlSLEH. No. Fast i9h-Nt
< CHFRMERHORN'S TEACHERS Agency Oldest
~ EAST 1I1I.Sr., " Y.
~ NE FISK Tc1chers' neiesNew YORK Boston chi
i cago Los Angeles. &c. 600 position. hiied H. f.
CROCEFR y Y. Munger Lincoln Bldg. Vnion So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04

can scholarship and the bookmaser,s ART among tie
will take rank IN Importance and value a'ons nce
yerr Srst ~ The ma Ter works of descriptive s0ie"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04
Railroads.

nE ANUHnO OhiEVH' "
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals&Interlockln
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS loot Oh
DcsbrOsscs and COrfiandt streets.
In Eject June 1ath, 1892.
s:5nP m se lSi %S s"s a'l
ndianapoi, ii 20 a. No. CHICAGO 52' p M Tor ana Tals DO
Loas * p m next day c0nn'''' '''0' LOT i'''-'
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
io D1ns and State Room D1ins s IeSsle
and Ob'er' alton ta,., p.'l.'" h.,brooms for both
ds a1$ "a
m ys%snTe, ss CT sS%i lights &, oo arve
indianapolis ., 100 D =; m a;v chicago ''''
IT LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
Zee ysu9us sesp1 Y car. 3 f ST. toS:
vesss 10 st. c'i Lcas
CinciDna 10 40 a. H.. and ST. LOUIS 'oo D. liz nsA'
0''' THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS:
200 p Pullman yebglG seeas Dinn fasnser
Coaches from New.ioLk 10 Cnic@so' Aifi'e' - N"'
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
S'Sor 1hinago sSd Cleveland Dining Cars New
York to Phadeipha and Pittsburg % ChssO Arr Ave
Connects e 9'sSs' for Toledo daily except saturday
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
CH,1ago arrives weekdays at Columbu: 10 NJ
Cleveland o 80 morning. S ns1 'e connee, for daily
and ID for Cleveland and Columbus except SATURDAY
SOUTH. WESTERN EXPRESS.
S.3O r. M.-Iullman Vestbue Sleeping Car, New ork
GSd 4sfs sHsnSS' p =. I p md
+So r. M4a T for hJ DsR'is sepr %
e. e s.:S s e: on:
100 y NJ Shenandoah Valley Express daily VIA
Through Pullman Bure. Sleeping Car % Sew'oheaaa
Via Knoxville. Chattanooga and Birmingham.
1910 A. NJ" washington Limited EApres ssu se1 p.
days Pullman VH,SGaIs r-of ss as srTls.ns IL
$40 %'AnfSla e Limited. daily Rg
Nan %1.hi SssSDu s25 H p beyond usual
Addonai E.pr... Trains. md 10 g0S soa ~ l. ap f
Sg3 and 81 80 Da' mo- 49, S0' 20 aud 800 D.
For Mantle City, 80 weekday with through
Buffet rar9r ar, and Combine 49.'h Through Bures
For Long Branch. A.oury PARK ocean Gcve and poiHs
$40 40 10 5I0 and : 90 p I e. Se s5 vs.
and Is p m. no not stop at AsOuFy Park ana
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Expe, 10 & W o 80 an 5a 10 90 S WS g ReH1
s E%'ss Sl RSinsfSSi' 80. 90
S5 g. s:S rs $ 3 @ $50 ssS'ey ESs';.
ro a9 Time of peas % s
hF9d syn ag s at ,s s9' iSPnSs TSaG.
S SsS no use, go 'Ss end l5s
We, III 2S FL cGg"sS oa a $50 s q Ds
r1a BSok nd aaHss s aoSs s 3. s
RESIDENCES '2uFh % e s;iSna'l'a
General Manager General paS>r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04
n RTE LINES,

SOLID TRAINS BEIwtLN NEW.YORK AND
NNiNM%AK a. rA M: ~. AZ EXScmAXTlIs PANo5.
sTKEAMS. AND
Direct route TO Pa'saic. Paterson. Tuxedo Ncwhurr
MltdlctoNn. Port Jeryis Moltcello White Lake Hone.
dale Scranton. Bnghanton. T2mro Coming w,,k,,,
Horlel.yie. Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Ch,uspous
Lake Cleveland. Cincinnati. St. Louis Chicago and ali
points West Trains leave Ncw.York. foot Of Chambers.
st. as follows and five minutes earlier from West I'D ST.
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
n m A. NJ. Daily-va Niagara Falls and Chautauou.
2Ou IHEc raTS ca NsTYors bSaIc sl,cter
union station, except Sunday. for Monticello
vEsTiBtLE LIMITED.
. M p. NJ. Daily-sod t-aih for Chicago via Chautau
o.VV qua InGei WIN dia9s car TO Chicago. Slcepers
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
- Oh F. NJ except suuday-ror Blnghomton Homes.
$50 iao and Monticello '"''''"' "Onc''
CHICAGO AND GWAND TRUNK EMPRESS.
& RI r. NJ paiy.sold train TO Chicago v. Niagara
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
. on =. NJ Daly-Va Chautauqua Lake and Niagara
Buffalo, Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERvIs.
NNEEk DAYS-S - m, 4. H. 10 80 4. m, l D. M
p m sandays-o a. H. p n.y. $50 D. M. 80 50 % N.
FOR NEwBURG.
WEES 2AYS7o s & M; s:aS p M 40 p M 80
SPECIAL INFORMATION
MATS AND TIMETABLES may be obtained from
wi eket Offices Also copies Of simmer Homes.
sI6an assSS and s 81 Chsu
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS =.
i l0i and 957 Broadway Chambers and West 2Sd.st.
s!% ssS lag ssss
S, station" Erie Trssssr S%paIS ea for and checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04
NORWICH LINE.

For boston all point. No "a Ld Fast Direct route 70
SrW.LOND Don NoI.W I'D MOECENI EI.. steam
40 old number Noth River ncN, pei above
Da-l rosrcs--t I.lryI Ga. sunday excepted, a. 80
o. Tlcaet- and -tai'rooHs secured az plncp uch"t
1rcc> Ne~hofk Bro'hyn. Jersey ely, Ficf 40 ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Win al, , So Is '2G h i SiSas ca 10
d dGso t, '2 go go win din2s FITS Ss 49, $780, with
1915 nI.h,.
Ior I,callas harr!:6aF3 r?sssfle %5
S's: saaa.5, 30 a. & 30 ssceP, aTf6STs
i2I5 nirht For SInbury. Lewi.bnrs and William po,,
u. rheigh,, At ~ m s1 :SS P @ i Z
Tor ia,,on Bethlehem, Alhqt9swn. Mapch Chunk. &C.
For wkc,oanrTrec rii.a "a and scranton S4S H.
FoF iIirh Hide Branch and lake HopncOne. ooo
s.'5 M 100 $50 "a a. Sgnaiy'' % 10 10 a a. a. d. ~
I.3o a. 800 : 80. 500 ; 80 6J5, 7.30 p. IL. sun
days. 900. ]. 80 p. m. 700
ALI. RAIL ROITE
Tor Freehold an4 atlantic HiehianlN' 80. SIS Ii ag
m 80; 80. 6l5 p M sundays 0lo a. H. ltvo
For Rcd bank Long branch and points South Pom,
reasant 80 ~ 5o3o u 80 a. II; al al 20 satgTiay'
sundays. except uc"on Grove and Asoury Park. 9l5
For Lpkewood Tom. River Barncs, Park and Barne
for Atlantic CITY. Vineland and Bridee,on. 40 m.
6ot IS % i sS a6 5 ma snA"a
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From Pier 3 n. r.. foot Rector 81
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach s'abrlght
1 -. 81 D. ~. NGnilys $50 a. m. | 90 y. "a.
For Ebcroa Ocean Grove. Asburv Pars and Point
Tor RI Bank. At 40. 100 a. m; 100 3i5. 5 30
For Lakewood Tom, River and Barnesa, a. 40
D. T For F fryhS 3d. a. = TO- , IS $40 p m