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iiaifoa0s.
NeW.YOrk and Long Branch Railroad

SIMMER SCHEDULE.
Tor Red BanA Long branch. Orean Grove. AsoufJ
PARK. Spring La1a and Point Pleasant.
Trains leave
Foo. Cottandt and De.brosses Sta oo
30, 30 10, 10 10 (cxprcs.l IL noon, ~
(saturisys onyJ, 80 $40 lcxpress) $40 texp:ess eS
cept lied Bank, 90, 40. 90 :. M sundays oio
y.j a. M. 5;l5 ~ m.
40 SI5 10 30 IL 80 q. tcApressl 90 Saturday.
only ] 80 As. 80 texpres.l 90 $50 express.
40 @ rs o. m. Sundays. 0:i5 IL 80 a. M. p. m
Sunday trains do not atop At Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRATEFUI.-COMFO
EPPS'S COCOA.

Bkt.AkFASI, BY thorough Anowielse Of the
natural the rltions VI digestion aud
aud careful Application VI the nne propsrtiee
Of Cocoa Nj Epps has PROVIDED oseskfsst
tables with dslicstciy uaNssrA beverage which may
We many heavy doctors bills BY the iudicous use q
articles diet that Constitution be gradually
built up until strong enough to resist every tendency =
Hundreds OF subtle maades floating afoun9
ia ready 70 atiacE Wherever there is point We
NAV escsps many fatal shaft bv keeping ourselves well
fortified With pure blood and properly nourshs4 frame"
Civil Service Gazette.
Made smply with boiling water mlk. Sole oaly q
hafnound tina by erocers labelled thus: JAMES EPp1
= 90 Homeopathic Chemists. Lenleu, EnslanA
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NETWORK. ONTARIO AND wEsTFRNR ,ILwAY

! TRAINS LEAVE WEST 42D-sf,
SEQ A. NJ (l5 minutes earlier from the foot oi alk
lin-...l for Middleown Bloominsburgh For, Jer.ls.
Monticello MouDandale sburln, Liberty Li'ng' toi
M,nor Carbonate. scranton. Whtoo DEM.
Sidney Norwich Edmeson utco Rome. Oneida. oswego.
Detroit, Chicago aud points West 49, ,,,... ..a
915 az CpIE6ell Hail. Xxi se,SMMomhO p BoS cnc
inrburgh Elenyille. Falbureh. Monticello H"rey'"e'
h'gYi5 p NJ Campbell Hall. Lake Mohonk and Mime.
vasHa Waikiki Valley stotons Mdtletown Bloom,n 3.
burgh Elenvlle Fasbur.h, Hurley,ile. Liberty WhiA
"a" az, M 20 NJ Middletown. Pittsburgh Liberty. Lv'
lne oH Manor Rockand. Walton s,dney N2r~ chi
c"co and West Pullman sepers reelnine-ehar car
ploominqbureh Ei!enyie Mmnsn p,le. Fal-b%1rgh'
Mon,ireIlo IlrieyVi.,e Liberty. Whlc LAKE. Hoekahu
Dany: oil Other trains day EXCEPT sundsy ,o,,s,
PIlwan dIawnri,oom sen,~ ana S'eephe'''r o'''"'
W G ANDERSON. G. p. A. SO Beaverst.. New-York
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.RlE LINES.

=
SItGAEH FALLS, ~ FNdRiA3EdTTESS4ES PA 80
sIkEAMS.
Direct route Passa.c. Paterson Tuxedo. Newbur5,
uias,;oyn Fort Jervis Monticello. White Lake Homes
iaie Scranton Blnghamton. Elmlrs, Corning, Watkins.
.len Bath Hsmmondsport, Avon Springs, Rochester.
Hornellsyie Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto Chaunuaua
Lake Cleveland. Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Chicago ana al
oolnt. West. Trains NewYork. foot OF Chambers
It, a. follow. aud nve minutes earlier from West 23d-sH
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
N nOA NJ Dsly-Va Niagara Falls and ChauIauena
y.UU Lake PN.or Car ew.York 70 Buffalo; Sleeper
Horneilsvie 70 Cincinnati Connects A. Port Jervis IN
Union station except Sunday. for Monticello
NE,rIBULE LIMITED.
, mr.. n. Daly-sOhe ualn for Chcago Ma Chautau.
C.NU qua Lake. VITA dining car u chicago SIeepcrs
q chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN HNPkEss.
. on T.. NJ. except Sunday-for bhghamton' Homes
O.OO dale and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
g On N. Dany-seld train 2 Chicago Viz Niass.S
buffalo, Rochester. Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC ENPREs..
o on p NJ. DaIly-vis Chaunugua Lake and Niagara
S..)U Falls. solid train ~ CAiesSs sieepers "
Buffalo. Chicago and Cincinnati
FOX POKr JTRvIs.
&UEEk DAYS. a ~ a m, 10 80 q M. y. M
w } 80 .. H. 80 m. . 80 p M. p: NJ o %
= n. Sundays NJ. ,. M. $50 p H.. $50 D. H.
ROh NLWBvsG.
w LEX DAlh-v =. "a, q 80 y :4o p. m. u 80
W y. III, .. Sundsys-9 =. M. m. D 80 D. a.
SPECIAL INFORMArION.
Nars AAD ny DE- 'ht.insd from
a.nng select lie. u hOtes and bU.rdns houses; sub
uftsn Homes" describing vicinity OF Nerferk Ihsu'
~. h,s' s s?sS'It uHGs
4Ol aud 90 broad"sy cnaMSrS. ana WI, ~, 80 e.
wsy wIiil.mstSrs 20 iiad,on's HOboken ss Jersey
CIV station Elf TIsater Compsay calls for "a checks
ID. l. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent
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NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS OF
CHICAGO. ST LOUIS 4 PITYsBuh'h isAiA"o~D
FIVE PER ,SN ENSTI b2f CHICAGO L

tn. r,rrsgs1 EYE fhFc S5fEE e2gSDs HgcAco
Inn 81. fIonis RAILWAY Co;:PAXS,Yis 1900
Notice hereby given % the holders p II s Xxi.
sss eS.s Of the e that The
of the board Of o. the Pts5SasH the the
ssde pc, cent sPnes wii
the receiving 10 exchange .nsI Ms.ssss Cold
Sonds OF the PITTSBURGH Cincinnati Chicago s. Louis ns
Hallway Company maturing 1892 ire q ponssSyans
Company addition thereto three sSsfe' The four
md per cent bonds will bear date november l.
ioSQ and Interest will be adjusted 70 that rvsee
vii promptly address the undersined s.enns ,S.rs
snounf 81 aid ave per Gent bonds 10 owneo OF "S'e
sensed Dy incl" T. H. B. MCKNIGHT. Treasurer.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
Jondon Sept 8 T.. n-Consols, 81 l-l8 for both
money and the account: Nev-York, Pennsylvania end
OH. n,s: %SIteags SSnds az i6S nos
1cOs. Mexican ordinary. 24Fs 81 Paul common sSN
os. Mexicen Central new Is GS's . p m;--ia , aa'
vices nuote at 100 fNncs f2 centines.
and exchange on London al % francs 1872 centimes
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Professional.

MASSAGE Treatment practsed BY S"eaish pfoicsso"s'
M operators, graduates OF Stockhonn. 49,. ,a.. =.
DR. MME. FORNANDER. 2A oth'ave'. noer 1on's@
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1iailroa05.

pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals& Interlocking
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot Of
DesbroSses and COrfInndt streets
In Effect SEPT. 4th 1884,
THE FAST LINE
300 MrulImsn ye.ne slcP pnss and pa 81 cars
indisnspelis IL 40 Chicago go p n: .nd %;
eXcrps s,tutdaT
ais PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. M.-Compoed exclusively Of Pullman vesu.oue
and Observation Cars presentns financial :pSSt N,S
:s:ssssh:: Ia :; q; "a
% s%sSis e:s, s%Ii sS, once i,yss
II% on. i :25 a. n,K r. aa Chicago '''
sr.Ioui + AND DC CISCiNxArI ExrEEss.
ee yssge ss.p1g G''s to 'fS s EcnI,
S@Sns Car o sns V| Arfve:
Cincinnati 10 ESa IS Me- and St, Louis 90 D. next
soo p Mrnsa yt'tsqls ssass Rnipg SINGER
Coaches from Sew-York to Chicago. Arrives IN
Chicago 20 p. In. next day.
TIKI WHrTERN EXPRESS.
So f f eR.ss anu eyssss Car, Sew
c,ss:: s. 20 q NJ nsA' day
PACIYIC EXFKEss.
500 p. M.-Pulman aaxe. Sleeping Cor New; Wy e
Ss::s. . ~. :, :::i +
SulrIIWkDTEkN kXPhkcS.
$3.50 J. M-rupnaA ve.'sule siesyns G.I; S.T otH
tom. ni"n nisa MsaDAi. A .Ht b.
sn' Is.;. M :.i 1s'" "5as, i0' s
wss fnr Ssas Slope. iS si%GSe 9%
Hsh.yiis ard KnoIviie' 49,. Obi.
SIC .s M Win bs 10 s: :" With
sH,n.naG,S, v,sy E9g r 70 S a.S
i. Tno.yIIi.. cha,ansc,, .Ha n,rmin1,; .:orru
i"; s. r % W..sSar .sssqs p.
$40 IA Im' SI", ca s.! :rr Ffl
Ss;n.tce ,s s...' ,t: a.. y'"d u'n'
A"fI',syy:i Il % nd g. :l3 II
s!spi @'' NO. 90: :So and and l. ii
ss cS Gar; 80 so o.%sS TsrfA with through
FOL; tons r,n ocean ar0y. GO h ro'n
gi; So $40 80 x, sioo .sa v,es
% s.%T.d,g Go, e s not So. ss"S as x.surS fa'
| and Ocean Grove on Sunsays)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express, 20 10 10, ~, %, 80 ~ " ,n,
syvsns Limited with Dining cafand ~ ~ -, 90
!, "a 3 R%a' e; e
81 s. i J$ ! s$S 4
and II Is night. Accommodation 90 and ,s, p, m
lime. trains to local point on inc Pcrnvl
| y.nis Railroad system Apply at ne i9l,o1n2 Tcke
2BI. lJj, $40 pa and ! 32a BrOadMsy,.
Astor hon.., .2d Il snd Gth ave l3' East Toy;
brossns and Cor,landt sts; Ceurtst.. $50 Fulton.
rs Broadway and Brooklyn Annex station. foot OF fll
| ton-st. rrookyn; 80 HudsOnst. HoOokcn. Station
Jersey CITY.
The NrwNork Transfer Company Will call for ma cnec
from hotels through 81 destination
| CHAS. f. PUGH J. X. WOOD.
General UanageP. 1eneral Psss'r Agent
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Actual cash I'm the
Treasury vaults
outstanding
eertihcates $3.50 o26 ss1 1920 s43.755 sls3126
Deposits in bank. IL S6i,o46 IL S07 $40 Dec. 56,727
Net cash s1A1 ss1 42T Sal 65l574 Dec. s239S5S
For the convenience of our readers append
the closing quotations at the Stock Exchange Oh
Saturday noon:
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Nnnion Sales -Gina nfial.
LOUIS TESIEK. Auctionecr.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
ADRIAN H. MULLER & SUN,

= WEDNESDAY, rEPTENBER Y
Ae 10 40 O'Clock al the NewYork Real Estate Saesrooi
No. III Broadway.
o T-usIec.)
Hanover National Bank Cor a'couHV vi
concern.
100 Shar,s North ri yer Construction Co. .,
1000 shares Consolidated Eectric Storage Co.. hypo'hc
Gated.
1CO Sh1res shaver Corporation. -.-.. = -.
o. 600 Col umbus and Eastern Goa Co LIST mortgage per
cent bonds. 1909, July, 1890. coupon
so Shares yellow Pine Co. preferred
Shares yellow Pine Co, c"nmVf
Coney Island Jo, key Club.
$50 shares BROOKLYN city Il. u. Co. 49,, 49,
10 Shares 42d.st Msnhattanvi g aud ST. Nicholas.
$500 BROOKLYN o n CITY i r. r. per cent bond 1871
- Shares 6th-aVe. r. Il. Co.
IA Shares shave Il. X. Go.
Shares Common wealth Insurance 60.
40 Shares New.York Bowery Fire Insurance CO.
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PHILADELPHIA. Penn, Aug. % 1882
rJ,IIE FIDELITY INSURANCE., TIKI ST AM

PHILADELPHIA Penn, Avg. 20 1882
rJNHE FIDELITY INSURANCE, TIKI 81 AND
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY will distribute through
.hc CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY Or NEWY1ik; o.
snd after Sepnnt~r o. IN the HOLDERS OF CERIlFI.
"hTTS OF EQUITABLE INTEREST In the stocks 81 the
CIIiCAGO GAS COMPANIES u record, September 8.
an amount caual Ia PER CENT. u the par value 4
their holdings certificates n that colI"ny The
transfer books viii close September at D. In ana
reopen on ,o,rN u crcr prc.fdo,.
ADVERTISEMENTS AID SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
DIiiI NEW.YOKK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
tfrIyEn AT mir UPTowN OFFICE. No. ,2i2 Fred
~ % door north Of Thry-nr>t-t; and ADVlI.-
TiSEMENTs at the following Branch Once,: ~ Sth'
ave: . q cor. 23dst l52 Gthavc.; l'' Ioufth ave
Fourteenth 7GO Third fOy-,rNcntn-
st. 102O ThIrdave.. near sixty nrstst lo5 lrst;aye
1nh West -secOndst l7J CouUbusaNc 90 Liberty
81 80 Avenue 4 1913 Thr1.ave 20 West Fourteenth.
a. 257 West 42dst.; 1+9 Church-st. 31i Ihifd-Ne'
i''Astt the HARLEM OFFICES 1so Fast One hundred
and twcntv nfth.st 2i3 West nchunifcdhnd-twcnty-
CSths and 800 West Onchundicd aud forty hftist up
"a q D. NJ. at regular Office rates
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n, HE BOOK OF OPEN AIR SPORTS, octave 700 pages
.n,scnnents Rules sailing. swimming ball play.
tnr :hootine horseback riding. 8c Gc In full 81 Per
sSsssJ Published By The Tribune New-Yo Entertain
COPY: Innivepsay COMMUNICATED b. the rress
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Che Gurf.

NONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
~ Tuesday. sept. g. at . 80 M
$780, STAKES.
BUSH STAKES.
Trims from East 3ith.st. ferry IL 10 and every
half hour thereafter
Special Parlor Car Tron at 1 p.
poats from foot OF Whitehallst, terminus Of all Ele
waited Roads II 10 and II 10 and hafhourly there.
after Races every week day TO sept TO-
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4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD ;. >. W.
" yEw.SS66EHKkr SE3 IGHTImh NI t2H pni;EMEN
FAST EXPREsS sTEAMEEs,.,n s,o +.
First Cabin, $40 and upward Second ANN o., ~
berth Steerage. low rates. Steamers 'a'l ifo'" WV "
2d.st HObokrn r.. - g, n m
Lain Tues. Sept 6. Allcr sat Sept j.; m, m
Elhe. Sat. sept. 10. III. Tav" Tn'r Scpo q a. M
KaserW II Sept.l4 IL o m Hayel, Tue, scpt'Z' ''
NOTICE. ,,
The Sanitary Commission Bremen dechis .o -''
that up TO date there Is OF Cholera III bre"''
Mf.DlTEKRANEAN LIN -,
New .YorA TO t,cnoa in less than eleven says. m
I1da sept no. 10 a. NJ Vera sat 30 % D. II.
WcrIa sat- Oct. ], 10 o. IN. kaherM IL Non.- - M m
Eulda Sat oct IS. ~ tuds Sat n ,e TO- :. n.
Ems. Tues. NOV. 90, ?. r.; Cabin
Passage, 800. S12j or $50 b. rth, tlf.ly i'm
NEWYORk 10 ALEXANDRIA, Egypt
Ems Tues. Jan 3, D. ~ -, ,,..n
OELKICfIS & Co, bowling 'iee..
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Ocean STEAMERS.

-UANRI re- AMERICAN PACKET 20:
A.EXPRESS SERVISE 20 southampton iLondon'' Inf,
niacent twinscrew steamers Of IL 9oV and the
line ho.d, the record for fastest time TO l-oh'V"
Continent. oo n,
Normaania sept b. a. m T. ~ rnarck sci, "a - a M
Columbia Sep.i5 IL 80 pm. \. Victoria sep ~, -
MEDITERRANEAN EMPRESS LINZ
WINTER SERVICE. l..
From New.York Genoa and Naples VIA @ - a. a
less than D days by magnificent twin-scre~ cNP'
sts1mcr L., r.
r bismarck Nov. II Aug. Nictoro.. IN 10
Eofuann.a .........Dcc. columbia. jan -
Grand Excursion the NJ dlterialeln ana Va. 10
By >. hue St Bsu0rck from New DIX Tor Cairo
Gibraltar Genoa Alaccio (Corsical Alexandra ~ On
and Pyramids. Jais for Jerus2emJ Ss"ic, All.
stantinoplc Cofu. Malta, syracuse, PAleho' ""f''
gicis. Southampton and Now YORK.
10 First class only.
" az Broadway New-fo'k
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1inanfial Aleetln9s.

-,
THE WASHINGTON STORAGE WAREHOUSE AND
All" VAN COMPANY, Limited.
. 200 Eighth.aye. - -
IN HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF the
/ s,octholders OF this Company will b. held at IL,
ouice No 300 Eighthaye on Thtr>day Sentncr 9Th
1892. at D. m. r, =. .D ~, 81
IN HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockhold-
/ ers and Dcbenture MORTGAGE Bondholders OF the
.basb Railroad C0mpsly will be held at me Once OF e
C,mrsnv In ST Louis. No. TUESDAY. September 10
O clock m Tor tho election ~ Directors aud
10. such otet business nav legally come before sal"
nesting. III, .,o.. n, s,,urdav August IA
tao at 10 o'clock and reopen on WEDNESDAY sep
Nmoe' ~ 'o"- " o. ID. ASHLEY. President.
J. C. oTTEsoN. Secretary.
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'Og nIin ASeHn4tk soN POL end 225 Bro.dway

ECUOR LINE y. S. Mail Steamships
- p,aw per 81 s. H. foot Of West 2th-st
EtAiopl. Sept T. p ~. Ages0,II. M
Usbin. ei5 and Up Second eae,n sso en 10 =. M
Saloon $50 ADJ uI wsrd. Second csDin $50
For drafts. tours and other iLformst!on aply 70
nISUhoS RROl HERS. Agents bowling ''''",
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CUNARD LINE,
-. TO LIvEsPoOi- viN e. .ANsr9o@.Ss a. m
Aursna Sept. II, ,. L. Aurars Oct 90 10 y H.
E,rur!a sept. -, 30 a N. OF Oh II a. M
Seryia '.. Oct. l. noon Serya.. OCT ~ - - NV
IRON pier 10 Hotn i:ver foot of Clafh.oh,sss,;i
Cabin passage SEQ ana upward Second cabin 49, ,e-y
Eteerage tickets 10 and from all parts o' r'p
low rates s'or freight and Is-ssgs apply AT me eo"'
once NJ. Bowling Green. New Wk, ,..,,s
~ VERNsN II. BROWN & CO.. General Aeeus'.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

~, Can, , , m ,-Tcutonle... oct. 9. ~. m.
Britannia ....Sep ~ L. noon uiel, ~, 10 q D. u.
Majestic. sept. II. p. M ,Nslo-u. ~ ~ m
sept -. 10 80 . N IL rIi ans ~
From White DocI. FOO! Of we,, io.nm and loca
Nov ~ bcrtS EXcursion tickets favorable cns ,on
md cabin on these steamers. $50 and e45
tf 70 tho Old County, so 40. ~ prNaa"'' 49,
Thiiadci phia ofice. 400 Walnut rrvSrv .ecnt
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NllARI 10 lON, =. ", INC -puAh
l. jiAHKsoNvILI.E AND ALL Fl.ORlDA POINTS
80 TILE CLYDE STEAMSHIP NoNPANl.
From Pier % l.. Il. (cot OF Roosel" it,i =. ~.
rp66t.OIS Charleston and Jacksonville Mri S'pt' =
iSnEJf Chnflcso on and Jacksonville ri. sept y
yrWISSEE Charleston ald Jack on'ine. Mon Sept, !
ff.t class Ia--ff"f a. uHN.e"'l" .-
tud,- ourn policy eT~ tel AT on"nf, % one w
cent. "M T. Nhi ~ - u,',1lr, ,,ro.', \ Y
~ - ,,,rp ,:a,v AIT g. & ~ Line. 3i7 Hr ad~sy
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ESTABLISHED lS4l

COOKS TOURS tSTABLiSilED ISL
" selec. rar,c with Prso,s scot wi, iGss Asers'
nc,n,rp II. IGYPT ard PALESTINE. >pcisl fll tour
Inv * Tru,onir Sererber SPAIN. special short Louf
ii. ,.nno,. pr IS Werrs Oct,ber /.
ILLUSTRATED lrosr.mne, fI.e q aYpll caton. w..
2Gl aud 22j BiOldWay New YORK.
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A -INMAN LINE, ,roo,
"a FOR QUEENSTOWN AND I-iN EitIoo'D -, ssen.
This Line has discontinued carrying Stee''o'
cry OF nIIsiiN ... "Wednesday, sept . % p Pm M
CRY or NFW DIRK .... wsdnc,day. sept ~ o. M
CRY OF CHESTER. Wednesday, sept u -, % r. ~,
CITY Of PARIS Wein.sdsy SEPT - very
so and upward. aesordni e nprcpald
20 10 '' s,serse. so INfFRN ATIONAL NAFlOAIio"
90 t;,ncfal Agents q bowling Green, y. !.
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JAPANG-CClHIIENS:At, r,r AVN oprrvrAr.

b,@amers aye Francisco follows:
DVTGIC Thursday, October D. s y m
UcIhIIC (wi call At honolulu. Sat- Oct - D. M
Mrfne sday. November 10. 3 D.. m
BELGiC 49,. Thnr.dat. Dc.sncor - p IL.
Resrvs,ion. con made by letter or telegram 70 ano
cabin plans seen and 33 Bfcsdwal, New hois
i,,,rr Place or Room -. All Dad building san Fran
itt'ce ~ $500 LELAND ST AklORD President.
r n GOODMAN Geueral Passenger Agent.
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A MEXICAN PASSENGER LINE 70 BRA ,hu
n via ST THOMAS. MAkrINiovt- ana r. -
TILE L.. y. ( brazil. NAIL . >. ~
from llob~rt Pier. BrookSn. -, ,oo,
= s. VIGILANCfA... Wednesday, September ~ hoo"'
y and from Newport News. Va. on. DAY , ,.r.'
FAoh - ~ WhthaiLst.. New.York.
Tour,.t AcehhU1ss . snS POI and l 2o5 MIDWAY
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GENERALE Transatlanti0ne

NONpAGNIE bENfhALE lrdn>dtidn'pucc'
u pRFNCH LINE TO tHEEBOtkF tNthh SAL.
"a pOTRGOGNE Lcboepf .-.- sat. sept. 10. . W a. n
ia CHAMPAGNE Bsyer ....-. sat. S-pt' u" : a. ~
La DEETAGNF. Collier SAT- ScP'' ~ % ~
NOTICE
The Unwilling public vii pe.,e 'hs nouse ma. on 81,
outarue coneiar Tfsusa uant!qne WIN arr. Hl -
from To.t Of Chcrboutg hst"d oi HAVE u''' ''~'''
order. - -, a ,.-,,.- n..sn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-04-14
The Columbian Exposition.

r. III. H'aD,a W Upnc:
A. members Of the Board Of Lady
Managers and Of the Board Of Worlds
Far Managers we desire earnestly 10
call the attention If tie women OF
Maine to Thy rare opportunity afforded
item tor the display Of their iudustr,
and skill, and ID solicit their cordial
and general cooperation in making
such an exhibit at the Columbian FIX
position AS shall be credi, to them
and to the State.
To prevent confusion Of ideas in
relation to the part women are TO take
In forward ding this gigantic work. il
may he well to define their position.
The Board Of Lady Managers was an-
thorized hy an act of Congress. It,
field OF work is the whole country. The
women Of all countries have been in
vited by this board to take part ia the
great exhibit of woman's work. thus
making it worldwide in its scope and
character.
The State Board was established bv
AL act Of the Maine Legislature and
the Name members OF the National
Board. by said act. made ex-otiicio
members of the State Board. thus
uniting the interests of both 1t will
be the aim of every member to secure
the best possible exhibit at Chicago of
the industries Of Maine women.
1t has been provided by Congress
that women are TO serve on the lures
of award tor all exhibits produced in
whole or in part by women
The Columbian Exposition will open
May LIST. 1898, and close October 30,
1893. 1t will therefore be seen that
active work should be commenced at
once all over Maine, if her women are
to secure an exhibit which will com
pare favorably with those OF other
States Of the L Mon
While we have not at our command as
great financial means as are provided in
many other States. TO carry forward
the work. we feel that what we lack
IN this direction may. in large meas
ure, be made up by energy and activ-
ity. and we should all feel a Just pride
III making an exhibit for Maine that
will be in all respects a credit to the
women of the State.
Personally we shall strive to aid in
every possible way in securing for e.
cry industry of Maine creditable rep
resentation at the Exposition. Ofic
tally We have to look after and guard
womans work, and although working
side by side with the men in helping to
secure an exhibit worthy of our State,
our first and foremost aim must be TO
give prominence to every Interest per-
tanning to the work of our sex.
The classification of exhibits at the
great Exposition is divided into the
following twelve departments
A. Agriculture, forest products.
forestry. machinery and appliances.
B. Viticuiture, horticulture, flori-
culture
G. Live stock, domestic and wild
animals.
d. Fish, fisheries, fish product and
apparatus for fishing.
E. Mines, mining and metallurgy.
F. Machinery.
G. Transportation: Railwa, 8, YES
sells, vehicles
H. Manufactures.
l. Electricity.
}. Fine arts: Pictorial, plastic and
decorative.
X. Liberal arts: Education, engi-
neering, public works, architecture,
music and drama.
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Charities and Correction.

Until the present century the policy
OF Europe, in dealing with crime and
panperism. was the best possible if the
| object had been to propagate and in
crease them both. The States of the
New World necessarily copied many
of the methods Of the old. Unfortu-
nately, along with much that was true
and wise, they copied and perpetuated
many old bunders. But with the adj
vance of modern thought. especially
with the enormous widening of the
sphere Of scientific knowledge. have
come new aud better ways OF dealing
with the detective, the criminal and
the pauper.
To spread abroad and make popular
the better ways ID charity and reform
is the object of the National Confer
ence If Charities and Correction. which
meets annually in one or other Of our
great cities, and will hold its 10Th
annual session in Denver, Colo. next
June. 1t combines the best pliiaE-
thropy of all creeds and all shades of
political opinion upon the broad plat
form Of humanity. Its program for
the year has Just been issued, and is
an interesting paper, its topics cover
ing many OF the social problems of the
time.
The membership Of this Conference
is unique. 1t has no salaried officers
and no selfish benefit TO offer to any
one. SO its doors are open to all the
world; whosoever will may come in,
on footing Of the most perfect equal
ity. The fact that yoti are interested
in its work, makes you member,
and entities you to seat and voice
in its discussions. Any one desiring
further particulars as to reduced rail
road fare. hotel accommodations, ETC.,
may address Alexander johnson, Sec
rotary, Indianapolis, Ind who will
send circulars and answer inquiries.
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WHEN WASHINGTON DIED.-t is
rather singular that Washington,
the first American President, drew
his last breath in the last hour of
the last day Of the last week of the
last month Of the last year OF the last
Century. He died on Saturday night,
Dec. 81, 1899, at II o'clock.
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Sheep strictly mind their own
business.