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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug 90 (Speciall.-There were figures IN
wheat TODAY galore. People had so many bewder-
ing estimates on the Vienna Congress report mat by
the end OF the market confidence had been lost Ill al
nj Them IL was pretended that a cable from vienna
rave the Vienna Congress report a showing OF 22''-
600 900 bushels less wheat and 2O0,COOOoo DushciS
more rye than last year. That frmed up the market.
which had started strong Northwestern rains ana
on the possibility OF cold wave. December opened
at 70 IA sold between rs "a and 20 5S and closed at
7s7 cents The Vienna figures will probably be
received tomorrow in form 10 make them con
elusive II to-day's extravagant estimate OF shortast
is unset q lot OF short selling will follow. winter
wheat receipts keep astonishingy large. over Lou
600 bushels at the primary markets today. wheat
receipts here 715 cars: the estimate Tor Iues-
day 30 cars With the temperature out at Cheyenne
80 degrees this morning. and with the bare possibility
that the cold wave might creep down into kansas II
was not remarkable that corn was up. september
sold between 80 rs and 81 SO. and closed AT 81 Ia
cents. The big receipts however were against much
OF an advance There SO cars here; I25
estimated for Tuesday Oats We're just fairly steady
september selling between "a SIS and "a 3S. and
closing at "a 12 cents. Provisions were supported
by liberal purchases by Wright. 1t was thought sig
nifcant that Wright gave up CMdahy's name on the
ribs he bought. That has started the story mat
Cudahy has agreed to see Wright through on his ribs
deal But for the uncertainty about the cholera. the
professional trade herr would not feel very bush at
The decline. As It Is, the cholera makes them feel
very uncertain. The report from Bremen OF thirteen
new being discovered there. had something to
do with checking the advance. Pork at the close
showed advance over Saturday night OF 10 cents !:
lard, an Advance OF IL To 10 cents. and rbs. OF
Is cents September and cents on January. There
were 5000 hogs prices at the yards We're 20 cents
higher The estimate for Tuesday WAS $4,000.
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COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool. Aug. 90 p. m.-Cotton-Futures CLOSED
Quiet: American middling, low mi ldng clause Angus
delivery, 6O-s4o3 81 Cad: August aud seplembc
delivery, 6O64o3 81 sd: september delivery
3 6O6463 81 -64d September and October delivery
8 go $40 81 odd: october and November delivery
3 &C. 64a SO 64d November and December delivery
<a4 l-64d December and January delivery, 1854 n
3-64d: January and February delivery. i-640
5-64d February and March delivery It'd. sellers
Savannah Aug 29.-CottOn steady; mi5dling. 3-4c
low middling. s. sc good ordinary. 7-Sc: net ant
gross receipts, $50 bales. including 40 bales new
crop exports coastwise. 81 bales sales, go bales
stock. 9.761 bales.
New-Orleans. Aug. 29-Cotten steady: mddling. &c
low middng, Ice: good ordinary, &c. net AM
gross receipts 1.s54 bales. including 53G bales
crop: sales. 100 bales: stock, G5O3G bales.
Galveston. Aug. 2o-COttOn quiet. njddling 1-Sc
low middling CSC: good ordinary, 1-sc net anc
gross receipts 1858 bales. all crop sales. Il;
bales; stock. 2O,S21 bales.
Norfolk, Aug. cJ.-Cotton quiet, mlddng. Lice
low middling. 5-sc: good ordinary 515-1Gc: ne
and gross receipts 10 bales exports c0aStwise. 10
bales: sales IS bales stock, 2,0JS bales.
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GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
vs .r,srs or vtw.yoRK DEALINGS.

"
The visible supply of grain In The ,ni.en o'", ~
veste,asv WINS: Wheat. 3i,950,0oO bushels, an III
crease az ALL 900 bushels corn, 5000 buShes'
increase $4,000 bushels oats. 5.2s1,ooo puSheiS'
increase 235OOO bushels. The wheat nar"' ""'
rather more active yesterday and stronger. opuo"
sales amounted TO 100000 bushels EsirS III ."0
aav there was a rise Of 7Sa 1sc on reports OF lores
having cold weather In the Northwest anu reu"ce"
estimates OF the worlds crop b. the Hungarian GOV
crnnent The covering OF shorts and liberal OK
mort demand helped In causing the rise Ihen inc
market went down realizing light ciearhhces' "'
beeause Of weak private cables. reported increase
in stocks in store liberal Indian shipment 10 ~ st,lI
Kingdom the unloading OF longs the prospects oi sun
srrer REF eapts and the increase In the visible supply
of grain The market closed with reaction OF 20
5-Sc September wheat opened NJ 81, went up -
Ar i.o and then down Ia 80 1916. Inc sPo, marse,
was firm. Nineiy-fvc loads were MReh ior cAp'''
and four for milling. -, po,s n, NOR
crsdlng and frost In the Northwest, ana covering az
Contributed to the rise corn CLOSED al reac'o r.
Increase IN the visible supply helped ,he % s"w
tendency The spot market was STEADY ou' S'o"'
Two loads were taken for export. oo,.ooa an froor
Ia the oat msrlc, options weakened on t nScn
offerings and liberal receipts quotations ws'' nov"
I.sai-Sc Cash prices we're STEADY ana 'o'V"
bus were taken FOR export
Lard frncr but gulet.
The closing quotations were 900. o..aAon
Wheat-AuEust 80 % september. 80 90 oo'oo'I'
Copn-Angust CO. september. % 10 OCTOBER
So 10: Dcceynbcr. 81 34c. oo oo,ohor
Oats-Augist, 35 "a ceptember r. % - o''oo'''
~ ia: November, 30 u.s. December. 40 lac
Iard-September, - 90: October. - %. ma,
The total receipts at Nswiork Philadephna s saTn
and Boston were wheat nshes total grain
receipts In Chicago Milwaukee ana a., st. Lgs oat
%1e A. 9 Sses ,cn san bushels -four
TO- 97 packages.
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NM 81 FAa oa4s f1 HS
STREAMS.
direct route to Psssaie, Paterson, Tuxedo, Newburg
MidAetown. Pert Jervis Monticello, White Lake, Hones
dale Scranton, Binghanton, Eimra, Corning, Watkins
Glen. Bath Aammondsport. Avon Springs, Rochester,
Hernellsve Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Chau1uqus
Lake, Cleveland. Cincinnati, st. Louis. Chicago and al
points West. Trains leave NewYork foot Of Chambers
b. follows and five minutes earlier from West 2adst
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
900 .or ca .wYol fa i Se s.p.
Hornellsv1e 10 Cincinnati. Connects ct Port Jervts u
Union station except sunday. for Monticello
vEsrIBCLE LIMITED.
- nm =. M. Daily-Soid train for Chicago, Chaulu.
C.UU qua Lake. with dining car to Chicago. sleepeS
TO Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
q on r. NJ. except Sunday-For Binghamton, Homes
O.CU dale and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
G On NJ D2iy-solid train e Chicago via Nisssrs
Buffalo. Rochester, Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
O On p. NJ. Dsily-via Chautaugua lake and Niagara
SU Esls sslid .Ts. to Chicago" sleese
FOR PORT JEWS
w $50 ?: m. 80 n. csc p M. p N. $50
FOR NEWBUkG.
w LEX DAfS-3 q. M, y:45 y. M, 4:45 p. m, 30
w y. M. D. m. Sundsys-9 a. NJ, D. m, 80 .. q.
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
MAPS AND clMEIAbLEs may be obtained from
urban Homes describing vicinity Of New.York .Chsu.
1S1lSi s' Srs ryLtaA &cc5aaSSxTioxs :.
S siston fsss Company calls iai I'D I'd essc
d. I. ROBERTS General Passenger Agent
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NEw-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

S2O 4. NJ 10 MINUTES earlier from the foot OF Frank.
lm..,:j Tor Mldaletown BoonnSburgh, Port Jervis.
Monticello Nountaindaie Fasburkn. Liberty LIVING
Manor Hancock. carbondale scranton. Walton. Delhi
sidney. Norwich. Edmeston Utica Rome. Oneida osweso
SiS for Ca ,IIsr Han Gass MohOcs and
!ngburgh Eenyillr. Failebnrgh. Monticello Hureyvis.
Liberty. White Lake.
315 p, n; Campbell Hall. Lake Mohonk and Mime.
waskA , Mslikl Nary station, Mddietown. Blooming.
Lake. Livingston Manor.
700 y. NJ, Middletown. Fslisburrh Liberty. Liv.
ine,l:n Manor noetland, Walton. Sidney. Norwich.
caso and West. Pullman seepers; reclining chair car
free 10 Suspension bridge.
las p. NJ. t2d.st Soturc,ys ONLY for MlGdetown,
nloomin gburGh Ellsnvir M"nts,a pale, Fallsbnrsh,
Daily: all other trains daily except Sunday
Pullman drawincroom seats ond sleepng.car bcrths
obtained at 3'2 proadwar NnwY
J. c. ANDERSON. @. p A.. SO Peavcr.st.. New.YoPk.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD

IN. I. 4. H. H. KIN. Co., lessee.
Trains leave West 42dst station. New-York, - fell
$50 A. VI. Daily local TO Albany and Catskill Noun.
tains. Exc. Sunday. west Of Coeyman's Jc. Sleeping
New-York to Bloomville. sundays only.
7I5 A. NJ. Daily local 10 Albany except Sunday, for
Catskin Mountains and Saratoga. Parof Albany
1906 4. W. Daily for Albany Utica; Syracuse Roches
SATURDAY fer Toronto; except SUNDAY for Saratogs
sl DAILY eAcsy. Sunday 70 sOS %aSnI sns
Mlnnewaska Parlor cars to Bosmville and New Palts
IL i3J A. M Daily except sunday, to Catskin Noun
tains New.paz, Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska, Al.
bany, Saratoga Caldwell Lake George. Paor cars -
a3l5 r. NJ. Daily, except Sunday, to Catskill Noun
sains New.Paln. Lakes Aohonk and MinnewaskA
Albany ss.csogs rc Sasupsys only my 20 BoSpne ana
ss n P S.y s IS Ssss'y aS S5 sz
cuse Rochester, Burao. Niagara Falls Toronto, Do
ssO chiasGD a III sScsp. Sunday for Newourg Al,
bis p. Nj. Dsily for Albany Utica Syracuse, Roche.
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Chicago
stsSsi s'G'Tya q CITY, kR sasn 10
nIisy se s 4 = Lec 4 3 a.s, s.s P,
NFw s 90 bo "a Is En- ro1S A NJ Ills 49,
sleeping, cars Tor Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto
'psilv. 70 tickets. timetables. rarlor and sleeping
car accommodations information apply Offices Brook.
lvn a32 washingtonst. 726 Fulton.st. Annex ONCE.
fso. Of FultOn-st Nsw.York CITY ms, 27l SOS, 7ak
81 broadway lts nowery' 81 East l4th-st. SO West
C. F. LAMBERT General Passenger AGENT
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.
FUL-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.

BRHAKFAsr-"By thorough Hhowi e.,, :" s .ns
usrton and by careful application q the mn. properties
q selected MI Epps has provided CUR
shI.s with delIcaey which may save
us many heavy bills 1t /. BY the !udeog ase 81
huit mn until strong enough 20 resist every tendency 70
d.sase Hundreds OF subtle mssdcs are floating aronnd
80 lady to afturk there IL weak point we
nav escape many fatal shaft bv Keeping ourselves WEI
fort with pure blood. ana properly hourshsu r'"e'
civil Service Gazette. ca .,x L.
Mads simply with boiling water or mi. see s OILY nppS
~ ~ lion nopa;hic Chemists. London. England.
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Ocean 5feamers.

HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co.
A.EXPREsS SERvISE 10 Southaml ton llondon)' Mag.
,ncan new tvin..crew OF IL Is 60 n D. lh,
line mods the ret ord for time to London ana the
Continent.
Victoria Sep; 10 80 pm. Columbia Sep.15. 10 80 pm
Noupannia Sept g. a. III. +. Bismarck Sep?2, aiI
MEDITERRANEAN EXPRESS LINE.
WINTER SERVICE
From New.Yoik " tenoa end Naples. via GlDmItar II
less than day., by the magnificent twn.scew express
steamers
r. Bismarck II Aug. Victoria.-J Jan "a q
hermann q .......D Dec olumba .........Jan. IL
Grand Excursion the VI, diterranean and NE orent
b. s. s. Fue Bismarck, from New-iOrk eDruary 10
Gibraltar Genoa Ajacclo (Corsca Alexandra Of Cec
and the Pyramids .Jara for Jerus9iem Smyrnn, 'aI
glers, Southampton aud New YORK.
Duration 10 weeks. Fist class only ,,.,,.r c,
HAMBU RG-AMERICAN PACKET CO..,
81 broadway, New-York.
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RAILROADS..
NeW.YOrk and Long Branch Railroad
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

SUMNER SCHEDULE.
Tor Red Bank. Long Branch, Ocean Grove, Asbury
Park, Spring Lake and Point Pleasant.
Trains leave
ma Foot Cor'lanSt apd Dcsbrosses sts.:
tSaturtays ony), $40 lexprcss). 3to express
cept Red Bank) 90. 10. 90 p. M. Sundays rs,
o:t5 q m. is -. m
Foot Libersyst:
10, sab 10 80. II 80 Q. (oNpress 90 (Saturdays
only, 30 o:i5, 80 (exprss. 90 80 (express).
40, 6:l5, y. Sundays, 9:15 IL 80 .. M, p. M.
sunday trains do not step st Ocean Grove and Asbuy
Park
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Trains leave station foot of Iib.rty-sf. vi"
LEIIEa:u VALLEY RAILROAD

Trains leave station foot Of tiberty-sf. VIA
LEuEGII VALLEY RAILROAD
RUFFALO AND CHICAGO EMPRESS DAILY, Sis
A. W., 1880 =. VI.
SCRANTON EXPRESS ENCEPT SUNDAY. sis
A.. NJ. 1890 =. W.. 3A5 r. W.. 1880 p VI.
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West.
$50 a. NJ. $50 p NJ; SUNDAY. ~ m. a.so .; m
7.sO p M Sundays 100, SIS. ilo0 am 40, 80 pm
For Bethlehem Allentown and Mauch Chunk. 100, BIS
r. m. l2.3o (2l5 except Magch Chunkl 80 SIS, 7So
n. m Sundays 90, S.l5. 11.00 =. m 40 7.3o p
for rott,Nile. o:i5 a. M. II 80. $40 y. IN. >ua.
For Hszelton SIS A. m; 80. s..S $50 p n. Sun.
daNs, - IL 90 n. ~. so D. la.
For points in the Mahanoy coal region, at S15 M {;
- 90 80 D. III. Sundays. S15. IL 90 a.
For WlkestArre. Pittston and scranton. 81 q u.
1890, 3i5 $50 p. IN. sundays. except Scranton SIS
y For I'm m IA s5 NJ Ie.so. $50 p. M Sundays
Tickets parlor seats Be procured I72 o3
oGi AS 1885 943. lao Broadway TS MJrIay.st., 3Ii
Cansst: ~ Eaa. l!thstp sS5 Colymbusave.. and IS
ton.st. Brookyn. and "a Broadway, Williamsburg.
Westcot Express Co. win cell for and check bagnae
from hotel or residence 10 destination.
L. A. SWEltA.'O. &. a.. IitNCOCK
General Manager. Gen. Pas. AGENT
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Philadelphia EAprrs- 100 10. go. 1900 l1so a; m.
va wa S sSc go - M III S
g. oS5 MIN anii5 e ns ssl $780, $50 with
sin d .a car sS sE''.i Ss 80
ADDITIONAL train for Baltimore =, go m.
tSr t ksad GS p;y 49, , n Sn
ss. 0S Sa s ~ M 49, s sSs 80 so
For %; Hars. aSn q. 100 7.s SIS LOO ise
sa Soa s.O 80 50 p 10 5o S1' o'ap
"a Az =: Is; 49, e:
S % TO ;%' w'i%'ssis
Sdy night: s' ssosp csuns IT,
90 s5 M 40 100 20 M ~ ioo IS? ESD MI
For wihs barr. hi;'rUn and scranton" st' a. N" 80
t0, h m io m,'o ESQ p p M sunday Wv
q go sGs sls sun
dav, 900 ii 30 a. M. AGO l.. M
aIIRAIL ROUTE FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN
GROVE ETC.
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands 40. s.15. 1lse
O. ~. l;3o, 40 0lo - H. SunS-'s' ''o d H. tfoo.
'NIf Sr Red B,n Long Branch and points South Pon.
plsaeant, 40 'sa 90, 40 30 40 $50 si5 @ Sun
day. except Ocean Grove and Asbury Park SIS, 113o
No, LAKEWOOD Toms River Barnegat Park and Baas
a .s0 ss s city, vns,ad aud Brdse,on 40 H.
- d p Monmouth Beach scabrght. and Highland Beach
. 70 SIS a m TO. 40 G.15 D. m
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, ETC.
From Pier s. Y. IT,, foot Rector
For Atlantic Highlands Hshan: Beach seaslght ard
long Branch, At 80 3co LOO :" 81 m; LOO. S'+5 40
~ FOr Ebcron ocean GROVE. Asba.y PARK ard Point
a. 90 Tom. m;s "A a a tss
100 eA5 p. IN.
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Delaware, Lackawnnna and Western X. X.
Stations IN New. York Of Barclay and Christie
SHORTEST LINE. vEsrIBULgD TRAINS.

PULLMAN COA(hEr,
Direct route to NEWARK, BLOOMFiELD. MONT.
dss Fasi; Pskssfa
TAIN WssSinstsa. .PHILLiPsRUEa. ,EksToN.
SckAYfoN.. t!fTSToN. .wIIKESnAIRE SASiI
ss Ais S2E9HD wsss;
s YsAcrsE osMhac ifHSc o@Eso EI Isilss
CORNING. BATH DANsNILLE. BUFFALO. and all
noints WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST: =.
BOO A, M.-BUFFALO, kICIiFtr.LD SPklNIfS end
OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman parot cars. Conns:1
o. Bun'lo With t:aIn Tor CHICAGO, arriving $40
7ss <. M.~BINGHxMToN MAIL. stops at principal
stations. - .,.
I,eO Z: Nj SCRANTON, BISGnAMToN and ELMIRA
EXPRESS Pullman Coaches; parlor cars. ,-,,
I,iO 7. M.-sCRANTON, WILKEsBARRE and PLYN'
s,3O T.. NJ. (daily).-BUFt ALO LIMITED EXPRESS.
900 y. NJ. dailyY-BifFFxIo RiCnTIELp sPRINGS
and oSWEGO EXtREss Pglman s!segsygsS; xs =, "a
MnfMy.st and 400 Brosdwsy Tickets at ierry .tacms.
sSe NswYork ss3 washington.sI.. ?sS Fulton. st. sna
Sss Bedordavs. Brooklyn. Time tables, giving full H.
formation. at all stations. - :, - "a
wESTCOTr EXPRESS COMPANY will call fef ~
check baggage from Aetsl residence - tesfnAooD
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Professional.

NJ AsSAGE treatment praetlsed BY swedish professional
Vl operators, graduates Of Stockholm.
DIR. NINE. FOHNANDER, ga 0thave., near 18th. st.
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Galiroaos.
"AmERick's GREATEST RAILROAD
NETWORK
CENTRAL IT.! =! . .

~ HUDSON RIVER r. a.
DIRECT LIVE TO NIAeARA FALLS
'.ss s;e T.: GR4 y s.s
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
$780,; M.rDaily except Sundays, gs:ss.s srsn i
Niagara Fsls S IS D. M. Clayton. z:i5 D. n
FAST MAIL.
sr.cu,e Ro Sf RataVa and in ssSp
SARATOGA LAKE s SESHG. AND MONTREAL
800 Ms1D s yho ssssPs srssd T. Due sa'
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 A. M.-Daly. due Chicago 9:45 .. m. next day.
DAY EXPRESS.
ff1.3l1 4. M.-Except Sundays. Saturday tralA dses
WV not west OF Cleyc'ard and De;eoit.
SARATOGA LIMITED.
Ian p. M.-satusdey only. Due Troy $40 ,. -;
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
155 MPS ns SSs cns"n N e IL IL ar. D.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1855 SH :,tPs H.. due Chicago p l" A's' ''v'
ALBANY, TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
WV Troy Z ;36, Saratoga, eA0 p. N.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED
Am p. M.-Day, due Detroit 30 a. m; CAi.
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
6.fl() r.. W. Daily. due Chicago 900 D. m. St. Louis
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
7.11 r. W.-Day, due Burlington :55 PlattSburg
'."o q IS, Boon,ngdale 10 3s, Saranac Lake 104S.
Montreal :05 a. m
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
ian T.. N.-Daily due Buffalo 80 a. m Niagara
INV Falls 100 a. m. CLAY ION as g. m.
AD'EoSDAoA' H HXPe Tssu'AsD ISLANDS
IAN r. NJ. Daily, due Paul Smiths, 10 :os a. m.
NV Saranac, 10 40 q. M. Upper Lake IL :l6
Q. ChidwoA, IL IS o. m. Clayton Il 900 Islands.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
Q.(l0 ,. N. Daily. due Cincinnati 100 y. m. In.
WV dianapclis IL :l5 p. IN st. Louis :35 Q. y.
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
o.fln P. VI. Daily, Sleeping.Car passengers only
O.VV ried this train for Rochester Due 7:t6
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
o.1S p. M.-Day, for Buaslo. Wateftown ogdens
80 burg, Detroit end Chicago. Cape Vincent e.
PlTTSFIELD. LENOX, NORTH ADAMS AND THE
BEkkSAIRE HILLS Via HARLEM Divtslen).
Two trains with through Drawing room PttssbeA
g 0l due f1ttsfeld :36 North Adams 80 ,. a.
y 30 p n. due Ptsaed ~ NorA Adams 10 q n
ca. For tine q lsea trains asks and spais IN Sleepn
7Ss, e4Z Broadway So West 125th st. 235 Coumbusaye,
and 1Ssthst snaon, New-Yo 1888 Washngton-st 10
kultenst ana ~ Broadway E. D., Brooklyn.
.Psiiy except sunday Other trains ran an dsiya o.
M. 80. s:sS Esd. ' 100 p n. stop S .s iSSsss
JOHN M. roUCEY GEORGE n. DANIELS,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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6ailroaos.

PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals& neutrality-suspicious.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
Desbrosscs and COrilandt Streets.
In knecr july 9th, 1899.
TIE FASrLINE.
300 4. MPulman ye.dbule Sleeping and pafcr Cars M
Arrive: CIev,aaa 20 1s,s Sosmo S o AMI 81;
Loul. 20 next day. Connects. also. for Ioleae
ALE PKNNsyLvANI. LIMITED.
sss'sii
ssV. ss m ia ssYHaS g con-
movable electric lights. Arrives Cincinnati $40 e;
Louis us p M M next day ..''
~. Louis AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
York, and Dining Cars from Nes.Yerk to S. LSuIs
HSais' Me- and s. z Ioa; p m
THF COLI MnI,N rXPREsS
100 D'is
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$40 Mmpu%an v.,Oqs Sleeping n Gsa t.s new
. a%S SsssSs;s Ar d,s
s oS S , eHcop M
PACIFIC LXPREss.
500 .sx a:; ssepaS Ssv mo-
eeyeand. Ss5 p ' M next day daily chicago
TO- .ns G c1nsa esss ss TS,Se daily
SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS.
tnsaaa Memphis SS na St. s ru
sIaG1n. l5 p NJ .la nSan nSna 10 10 y H. 'n'
''E a9y si DsaS' sleeper Ss '1 70
f Il = oD'.
Through Pullman Brret Sleeping Car to New:orlean'
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1oiSA NJ w..iSssrp %e s Ex yg.,sue " ea
ss6ger Coaches, DinngCs ia Baltimore. arriving
'fs rS5fS, ;a,; Ss;!
niS"s' eS.s 20 on ... Of
AdsSsSrs h1pfsS-' % Ty"!ncS IS %
80 5ss nnl'"s &c. s sSG 20 ''S
T' pa.: s cry Gar, SO SO c.%bs ystts:as with I'"
Fol tape May 100 p H. weekdays Through Suds'
Fo; Aegy P.x ocean Grove sea ISs.
ssl, sS s:,o So &c. - SIC .sd
s,y , ss'p,dis only 70 ~ not So.
E,pe., 20 foR PM III y, Pr 80 40 oc r.nn
sysania Limited With VG Dining 10 ID
s e. % s; Is
q 81 5$ g IS IS 8:
For Time. Tnbirs points as Pecn,yi
oa 1is i.;s'? Sy:s% d
O W.T. oq n ta Isl i"d Sny 1s .a Ess q
b c.aS ana c s5 nn2 sso $50 FOOT e
Ton st. ,rootiyn; IS Hudson.st.. Hoboken; station.
me Newfory Transfer Company viii call for ana cheek
General Manager. General passr Agent
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Gounirn Board.

II XCELLENT BOARD at reasonable prices $40. e12 so
- and slj per week Lawrence Beach Hotel:
s.ily seaside Long Island select locality:
train any hour from Long Island City Fatbnsn.
ave.. Brooklyn, for Lawrence stages meet trains.
b. W. HITCHCOCK. Proprietor
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A NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. ). Gu.
IA SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NETWORK, SOUTHAMPTON; BKEMEN'
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS. 80
First Cabin $40 and upward. Second Cabin SoV =
berth. secrage low rates. steamers SAIL from ioo' VI
2d.st, Hoboken. ,o a. -
Hsvei Tues Aug 80 10 a. m Spree Tue Sept 49, 10 a. '
Saale, sat Sept g. | y. kaiserW III sept ~ IL q NJ
Lain Tues. Sept D. a. Aller sat, sept -, j. ~
Fbe Sat- Sept TO- a.. N lrIave. Tue. Scp, 70 10 III
MEDITERRANEAN LINE.
NewYors to Genoa in less than eleven days.
r,rda sat Sept TO- 10 a. ILL., werra, sat- Nov: >, D. M
Vera sat. Oct. l. 10 a. M Kalscrw ~ NoyI2s p H.
Fulda Sat. Oct l5 y. H. fulda, Sat, NOV % ~ III
Ems, sat- Oct r. ~ M IWerre. ST. Dec; 10 p' H.
Ems. Tues. Nov 20, y. M
Passasc sioo sl2; or 1l2o b,rfa' fF;S pfo'n'
Fms Tues. Jan. 3, Q p. IN. .
OELRICIIS & CO., Bowling Green.
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM
station foot Of Liberty ST.. North River
Time Table In effect June 20, 1892

Central Railroad of New Jersey
WASHINGTON 5.HOUR FLYER, DAILY 11'3e
A. NJ. PHILAD'A FAST LINE, EXCEPT SUNDAY,
4pM VI. SCRANTON EXPRESS, EXCEPT SUNDAY,
S.sJ A. W., 4;:;O r. VI.
LONG BRANCH FLYER. EXCEPT SUNDAY, $3.50
r. VI.
For Philadelphia. Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
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CUNARD LINE

CUNARD LINE,
~: TO LIVERPOOL; VIZ 81 sENsToNWN,' MON.
tmbria Sept TO- 3 g IN. fUmbrs. Oct. 8, a. m.
Aurunis. Sept. II, p n. Auraria Oct % p NJ
Itruria sept "a 30 a. IN. Etruf Oct ID u a. ~
Prom Pier 10 votti, River. foot OF Clarkson.st:
Cabin passage, $50 and upward. second capin, 80
.terage tickets to and FROM all part, OF Europe at very
low For freight and apply at the companys
~ yERNwS H. brown 4 CO.. General Agents.
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A RED STAR LINE,
"A. FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
SaIllng for NewYorS and Antwerp weekly.
MOOR DLAND We'd, Aug 81 y noon
Fist e.ln $50 upward; second cabin sas r,,s,d 49,
$40 aud sts Reduction round trip Apply Tor
"FacA for Traveller" steIagc At very Low rateA
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CO..
nj q
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4 -INMAN LINE,
"A. FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF PARIS WedDe sfay, Aug 81. IL noon
CITY OF BERLIN .......... Wednesday, sept. p w.
CITY or NEwYORK "Wednesday. sept a. i moan
CRY or CHESTER 49,. "wednesday sept. -, p m
From Pier IS, ~ R.. adjoining Ch:i,topherss rerry
. ca sson mo :ee cabin s5 ana Prepaid
s.o. Storage. $50. INTERNATIONAL NAVlGATloS
Co General Agents, Bowling Green. y. Y.
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CnAkLtcT0T : C.; The T9gih X S c%t

NIsf FIIF
" JNt kSONNitLE AND ALI. FLORIDA POINTS.
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FROM pi.. l.. Il. foot II iOcseN"it-,i.l. p.
YENA>SEE Chprle>ton and Jack o1,!i'. We'd. Aug 81
ALGONQUIN, th1I.-ton ani J1ek S'u, il' trt sept .
SEMINOLE ,hnrle-on and jack sony lille. Muh sept D.
have first class accommodation.
Iu.ur.nse oIen policy effected oncf.h OF per
WM f. CLYDE ~ CO. General Agents,
, Bowling -,rccn y. Y.
r O. TGFR t.enI Agt. g. =. Ft't Line 3i7 49, adway.