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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-17
Sales bp Auttion.

4 RMY BUILDING, Whitehall street, New
n York Cy September g. s.t2.-Ihe ide.wheel steamer
oh--ier A. Arthur will b. sold at public auction &C l.
o'clock m September 81 1892 AT the foot OF Van Dyke
St. South Brooklyn, where she en- now De soen Inc
yesscl good condition. and II SOLD because her J.
vices mo- longer required She j. l2i feet long on EEK
al 40 feet IN width over all width - hql - iert
from outside outside tonnage about lo uait au"ls
~ feet; has passenger saloon, - le't long % l. re,
wild fae an -atefO0m lower Cluln ftri
nm with lerths carry about ~ passengers machinery
Is in good condition. ana boat j. ready oi immediate ana
continuous service She pi1cucaly i"bnt IN 1'o''
and boilers were put In hr year before FOR mlthtr
PARTICULARS inquire 81 the undclsitn'd ,ils ,a,l.
ALEX. !. PERRY. Assistant Observation-Disclosures u
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
QNsfnn- Snntonlher lG lSg2.
NETWORK CENTRAES REPORT.

Advance sheets of the annual report of the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad Com-
pany for the year ended on June 30 show the
largest gross earnings in the history of the road
The increase in the traffic accounts was due In
part to the lease Of the Rome, Watertown and
Ogdensburg Railroad, for this is the first year
in which the operations Of that road are included
for the whole period. The proportion of working
expenses to earnings was 6s.47 per cent, against
Go "a in the previous year, and 661S IN the year
before that. The surplus earnings were larger
by $ss4,839 thar in the preceding year, and
dividends of per cent IN place Of a, were paid
After this distribution the balance OF surplus was
S622l6 against $12,l67 a year ago.
The following table compares the general re-.
suits of the business in the year with those OF
two preceding years;
BUSINESS OF THREE YEARS.
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Business GbInree.

~ HE owner, wishing to retire, offers for sale
welestnblI'hed and growing business steam anu
water heating plumbing and domestic engineering located
in a thriving Ncw.Engand city OF 10000 inhabitants
Fullest Investigation invt'd Adlress "HEATlNG'" care
n, the Tribune Oniec.
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Che Curt.
ROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB RACES.

FALL. MEETING. SEPT. j. TO SEPT. 30
SIX Races To-Day. beginning at 2:l1 o'clock
noa,s frou foot OF MlIIEllAL1..Sr. Culver r0ute)
hourly from 10 A.. NJ. Race boats at 40 IL A.
40 Boats from foot EAST 3frHSI. New-fork u;
n; ~ AZ IL 80 II 40. 10 l.. NJ. Also special
parlor car. -: 40.
BROOkIIN.
.talns from 0riI-AVE. and .Ulii.Si., half hourly
.ro,n 10 90 A. NJ. Special at rs.
From 5iiI-ANr. ana 3orH-SI, at 10 80; then hall
hourly from II rs 20 $40. .
From flatbush- ave" l;QV T. M'
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with the General Treasury. its gain as aHec'ihs
the banks is 81 .5lS,l2l. This result lnciuues IT,
ceipts of 81 1928. 900 for payment at other points.
OF this sum 10000 was shipped direct from 'his
To-days operations included Receipts, So,
1873 payments S3.j32, 9G6; with balances OF
Sl13.O7sles coin and Sl6,6l9,s76 currency
The Treasury bought $4,000 ounces OF silver
bullion at prices ranging from 1885 TO $500
cents an ounce. The offerings were 4o0'ooo
ounces.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceivod today S204,lG3 National bank notes for
redemption. go,
nal revenue receipts Sj0l ,s55 and the miscel-
lancOus receipts 81 $3.50.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement ~
follows: r,,.a
X x s a 2" oh "a 5sa5 Inc" me- 3
S oa i n6ai ''"o'': 1.5Os85 nO55A1Do. c.4olo
Actual cash IN the
n riess ou, ,a napI
DsS5 s,a ssst l4s 81 s R '' i5!
Net cash bal 1880 4o eii2o23 O5i Dec. snoAs9
The weakness in foreign exchange became
more pronounced in consequence OF more llbcrai
offerings of cotton and grain bills. Although
rates still extremely high for the season fear
Of further exports of gold was allayed. Follow
ing are revised quotations for actual bushes,
81 81 l-2 for long and short sterling respectively
French francs. 81 l.? and BIC IA; rechmarks.
% IL and % 5-s
In London British consols declined l-l6 to
81 is for money and the same price for the
account. The bullion balance Of the Bank of
England was unchanged. In the open market
money was abundant at rs and per cent for
discounts and IL per cent for daily balances
Bar silver was is lower az 20 1-Sd. an ounce
American railway shares were. irregular, but al
times showed improvement. The closing was not
spnoiolly ctr AZ Paris Erppph rer
sold at 99.s5 cx-intcrest for the account.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
TOLEDO AND ONO CENTRAL
S ,s =, Z En- S,p IS sS 81
ST. LOUIS. ALTON AND TERRE HAUTE.
Branch LIncs)
III s .g IS
OHIO RIVER.
Month of July nm ooo ooo
Ss@9. s,G 2i .s fSee So
Net earning, a. $4,000 sss'O0s $4,000
Operating expenses. 2o2.4O4 23053i 230.S70
Net for months s155,s7s el29cs sii2 1875
LONG ISLAND
CONCEAL to New-York state Commssioners)
Quarter ended June 30 M non g, oso co. I. ~, soo
Operating cxpcnses.... $1,000 6O2,3Co ESQ
Net earnings......-. SJHO ~ SIS % f"'' ;
other income. SocO o'''' ~ %
To,a, rovonue $500 500 1897 OBI s425 l3i
First charges ........... 1925 lG6Oli pa. III
Surplus for quarter. s133i5 s2sl.oi7 eloo.Al+
IMPORTS OF DRYGooDs Al NETWORK.
For the week lSy). -, no ~, eo ! 80 30;
Entered az the port. s. SIS 600 $50 ~ - t9
Thrown on tho market. 2o092ll 2S27,"os 2bfS'2tp
III 81 s ss5S $50 81 a5s
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
London sept. 10, p m.-Con,oIS, % Is Tor
both money and the account. NcWNoTk, P'hnsyI
yania and ONO first mortgage bonds. 81 IA Canadian
pacific "a IS: Erie % .. Erie second cunsol,
los "a: Now-York Central 40 -; Pennsylvania
80 IA Reading, - "a. ~.
) p. m.-Bans adylccs quote per cent rhes NJ
90 francs - ccntlmcs for the account
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NEW-YORK < QUA Mail Steamship Co.

Y PI.-- II AID Il last KINer.
saturday steiner, at ,. u.. and others at y. IN.
1or Havana, Progrc,o Cnmpcle FIoniea, Laguha'
~" lamp p. TuNpom ana Vera Crlk.
Nfai1uya. CafCeuds. >agud, NalDanen,
Nasssn Santiago dc Cuta Guantanamo and Clenfuegos'
VnrCA lIa,nnh aud Car lena, Wr1, sept IA.
CITY or ALEXANDRIA, HN~a ana c, -
NIAGARA. Havana and S1gua.. We'd Sept u
CiFNE('fGOS Nassau, santiago de NMta c. ~
and e1fuegos......... ...-...... Thurs. SEPT -
,-t-,1-pI IIa,nn, ind Mexican ports. sat sept "a
,s i "s a di,rct connection with ard issues through
tuis 90, I,ding 10 all point, on NcNcan T. w Co, Mex
Ccutial K. W. tu Luz 'i' 'i' -'o'''s "'" i0>'
can car Railroad. - ,..,, o. ro.so,. arr,v 70
- n. " y ND 81 90. llA Mlll-st
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,r1rr1rpTAVDS JTVE.

FoR EorrIHDAAl. PARIS AND LONDON;
= III DHI,IDAM "Wednesday, sept. II, II 80 a. m
, HHpHM.'D.1....... saturday sept IL . 30 ,. m
% Pom PR foot q 9Th. Il iiohok'n tlrst cabin 20
and upward Second cabin. 80 Ee4lc'd eNcnr, I,,
To- St.aace a. low For illustrated guide and
100: AMY e. ~ eia Pass. Agency, 3? Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-17

A DvER1is EMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
a TIE SEWi OK lKlBTYE, WILL p 81 n,i kli
p ae9r q sbS o and 4D s.. l
:: e. cor; eSd.t ~ GthaNe l6' r9u an&
1t l,oeO rAirdave sixty histst. Los tir ave
lOG West Foty--ccOads lo- Coluu hu-a!' O. i.lhiy
Il. 257 West s-dst. li9 Church-st j54 Ihlida' :
Chs Ghlrdnye :05 rhird-avc., bet l12th and 18Th rt
At tn, HARLEM OFFICES $50 Ea;, Qne,hund If
Gfh.st and $50 West onc-hundred and forty hftht up
10 8 D. ~. At regular Office racs.
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NETWORK. September II, 1892
NJ Office is hereby given that meeting of
" the holders OF n. Inst Toilgags consoastd BOND. o.
company's Office, AZ wast IN the city Of New York, IN
MOnday November u. 1892. at o'clock j. NJ for the
nurIose OF conf.r2 the appointment by the Board Of
Ertcor. Of the said Company Of Mr. Henry X. McIiarg
NJ ~ C. r. MEEK, Presiden;.
The Colorado Coal and Iron Co.
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THE BOOK OF oPENAIR SPORTS, oct3yo, 800 PAGES
illustrated The standard authority on American OPEN
cir tmuscments Rules FOR sailing. swimming, ball play.
Ing shooting. horseback riding, &C. tc IN full VI her
cory. Published bv The Tribune, NewYork Entertain
inr ana universally ,:omplincntcd by the Dress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-17
OUIETNESS IN STOCKS.
MORE CONFIDENCE EVINCED.
The TRADING LIGHT AND PROFESSIONAL
CLOSING IN A RALLY


SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHAN5E SEPTEMBER 1O
SALES OF BONDS AND RANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-17

4 A., New lOs J.. j.
rritr rad b. The ~. W Of W.G D. Asor d onchs
& s' S g Tor t s s sl cha %i
nsd reP Kim 1Ht hgn1l Day s iva asa,'
decca.d nny pay foip h,.,am Jghn Ja,, q, no, g,I
Testament sad william A'tor and thg slid Henry pay
Phup Nissan. John Jacob Asot ana MAN 60
Testament Of said William Astor for ~ bcncn Of his or
Viii u Wiliam Is Aston io The benefit Of said William
Aor and IeT1nirr on and Ia respect whereof tn said
Win AM Astor had, under the WA 81 William u As.or
Jamts X Roosevelt Chariot. Augusta Drayton, VIE o.
Of Marshall Ouc Wilson NAY Van AeH Jam,' I;1nica
Van Alien sarah Steward Van Ann Nt,ii'L i I,..y
ti Caroline 4stSr [pls baydn Na
W Wi, ,A Aso w PSs Jncf Rchail Thornton Won
Junior n Deano william waldorf A1'9 Wa'9
Waldorf A,ior }ars.rt 'gfa 3o5 N1' F@.
,sncol- De stucrs Hubert Victor Arthur AUGUST" co.
s.sn AIagF n ASiS' r. a. tary JOIN A
sr MiahieP Aor S s4grF i 1da Gnanler rao@tl
Winthrop Chanlcr william As,ot Shanier I1Ts MY
gar, Lyingrton Chanicr Robert Winthrop Chaner ana
Aida Beeknan Chsnler
YOU IRE EEnY SUMMONED to answer ,, the com;
s'I na IN t9 % %tlcs au Within WENT f c
vice OF this summons cxcoNs o, u a. e ' men Mi
Se fa asen Of a yamI You by d@a ndcd in
the complaint r G],fa E' Gno lr SgiEANi
No - Wall.,t, NcwYorE. y. Y
To the dc,rndsn's, Charlotte Ansustt p"l ton, VIZ %"
Coleman prsyto Mary Van Alien. Jane, lauf,hS ' an
Ir9 Saiah Sin~art Van Aicn CaI"iine Aston Day ion
ii.nry COLEMAN Dnyton. william Aston Drn} ton \ "a
T. yincstom lTavtof Laura \. Dciano, william waldorf
n.tnr N,rrn,,t Laura Zborow-Ni. Marquette Eugene
os de- S,ucr, Hubert Victor Arthur Augu,e dc stucrs
Er,bur Astor Carry Reginald Carey Arthur Graham
carey Henry H. s. Carey winthrop Astor thallcr Will
10 J Colennr Dfayton. for and on bthai OF me sam
defendant Carolns Astor Dayton an infant under onr-
10 J. Coleman Drayton. for and behalf Of the said
defendant Henry Coleman Drayton an niant under ouF-
10 j. Coicnaii Drayton, for and behalf OF the said
defendant, William Astor Drnyton, an infant under four
W." To T. Coicmsn pravton for and behalf u the said
defendant Aida Livingston DfSS'"H' q" ''""u "'"'
10 So1hIa " a trnncll for and on behalf Of the SAID
defendant Sarah Stewvri Van Allen an INFANT under o"f
teen years OF age, ana , - ,...t, -, tho s,,I 10
PENDANT Marguerite Eurcnlc Isabelle Nict"rne de Stiers
nm Infant under fourteen Years ~ age. and o.,
To Albion. Stucrs, for and on hrhaf oi tho Sad u-
tend,pt m.rt Victor Arthur Augustc de- Stuer. In
70 Arthur Carey. for and on behalf o IA" sau de
PENDANT Reginald Carey an infant under fourteen years OF
r,hur Astor carey for and on behalf Of said de-
'TnE 3RFGOISG SUMMONS Is served upon you by
order ~ tho Honolap~ ihN'r
patterson Justce the supreme Court OF the state 81
X"w.York dated the tweuy-thrd day OF August s2 ana
nod with tho complaint In the Once or the q TX 81 me W
end County NewYork at the County toufionse IN 'h'
Guy OF New WARTS. cHoATE { nEAMAN,
once and Post,flce Address.
No. - Nall-,t. Ne"'l OK, y. y,
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The funded debt wae increased by an issue OF
SO, 900 900 debenture bonds for the Improvement
NJ the property but the nct increase was only
90 700 900 because $500, 900 Of the same bonds
We're purchased and retired The share capital
remained unchanged. The traffic statistics show show
that the number Of through passengers carried
in the last year was 234,65s; against 2l5,622 In
the preceding year, while tho number Of way pas
sengers was increased from 1881 ,6lS to Ill
07S07e The freight movement showed a heavy
gain. The number Of tons Of through freight was
3,2So,e14, against 2,oQ3133. and the total num-
Der Of tons carried was 22,765,2o2 against 49,
37s,0 6o. The earnings per ton mile were O7o
cents against OLA cents In the previous year. ana
the profit was Ole cents against OH cents.
COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEETS.
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SPECIAL EXCURSIONS,
Erqal Notices.
y0pL sIpRr,Ir c0IKT NEW

v EW-YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
~ YORK IOrNTY-E. Augusta Tweed. pla'niii, AIT.
Fannie T.. Lewrnce aud others fndan,s-n ~ ,iai.
o judgment OF foreclosure and sale l To- above entitled
action grantd on the ldh day - Ansn-i $50 "a tnM
,ntr In the OHIO ~ the trfk uf ~" city anJ county
d Ncw.YoTa sad day, DE unt r'i-n a. n''e.ee ID
R,0l I,r;c Sllc~room 40 III BradNaf, Nr".f 4
noon ~ d,v VIA. Kennedy, suct ol"rr. the PEN
IS. mentioned In said Judgment and t.r.n de,crb'd a.
follows. All certain o.. Pic, ana par fs u
land situate living md being On the .h N'ri " r ci!
Of New. York and dos grated Oh nap ot Oh" prupFy
OF H.. estate ~ olold Wc'thrimcr. dat i0rhll. Dec
100 made hy Henry ". YOGI 'ltI "lgIff and city
surveyor and filed in the Office ~ the i"g,'t Of the
cv and county York by the 1T, numbers sven.
ten IL eighteen 49, and ar, bounded 1ad DESERT 81
~ ioNov-.
I.cgpn NJ ~ a point on the cae'@ry I'm" ~ Anthony
Avenue d.tan, Eighty ard seventy one hunarcdt :
80 20 100 feet no'wIrdiy from the Intersection of The
l.crf ino nf Anthony avenue vim re pr 'ngti.Dn Ok
tha ror, rlr n. %. Oucuuir dlud seventy fth street
running htce ,g,twsry az rghi angie. - AutrF ave-
nue. or bundled and twenty, and nu"tN i've ono
hundradhs I2s OS 100 feet thence thWailv htYtwo
and ia one hund r.dths ~ GlDOI c't - point distant
one hundred and for two ard fort Ave one huuGr dth7
ntg - 100 fr,t tastwardy foH the eaet"ry IN oi
Anthony avenue. L"nti agdly AT Right angie, 20
Anthony avenue one bundled and forty two aud ioyh'
one hudr dtns az 45-lOO feet 70 the ea,tefE line u
Anthony avenue thence .outh"arilY along "a" ca-iery
lnc Of Afthcay rity feet 10 10 point ind Place
81 beginning.
JANIS Il LOCKWOOD. Referee.
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financial nlcctin9s.

financial nlrrtin9s.
ORANGE pELT RAILWAY co.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDHOLDERS' COMMITTEE
IRA II. WARREN CHAIRMAN.
40 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. sept 10, 1879.
4 MEETING Of the Bondholders represented
~ by The Committee viii be held At the ohee OF ne
CHAIRMAN, 40 broadway, New York, on Thursday,
Seutnmbcr odd 1sq2, az . o'clock p. III. For the tom
Inltte H. " w. DC BOI6. SECRETARY.
NOTICE is hereby given that a SPECIAL
n MEETING Of the Stockholders Of TIE nOCSA
TONIC RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at Cle onico
Of said company N The City Of BRlpGEpDku, CoN,
TTCTICUT Oh Tt ESDAI THE EIGHTEENTH DAY
GF oCTOBiK 1852 at Il O'Clock noon. at which met
mo there viii be- submitted approval Of The stock
hod,rs Loose Of tho railroad ard property ot said Com
i1ny 10 THE NEW-YOKK. NEW-HANEN AND HART
FORD RAILROAD COMPANY for the term OF ninety
nine YEAR, from July nr-t, 1882. 400
~" Datod the seventeenth day q September. 1892.
by o'''' VI ''' NJ. L. SfoYE. Secretary.
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JAPAN-CHlNA .vn oprvvr,r

81, OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
steamers leave san francisco as ioi,owsc ,
mr. Il ............ Thursday, october o. p m
OtEASiC (wl call at Honolulu sat. Oct, ~ p m
al - ......... "wednesday. November 10, y. IN
nNTGGiE ''''''''''' Thursday December Is 3 D. M,
Superhly sppOlffed-Superi9 sceoumoi stons
rds.rtation, can made by letter or telegram 70 sno
cabin paas seen at 2S7 and 3i3 Broadway New YORK
Ita'' - go LELAND STANFORD. President.
r H. GOODMAN Gcuerai Passenger Agent
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Il via ST THOMAS, .iARTINlQuE and BARBADOS
TIE i. ). < BRAZIL NAIL ). ,. co.
from Rober; rler. Bro0Ayn. -
\ VIGILANCIA.. "Wednesday, . ptemoer IL nooh
" and from Newport News, Va, one day lator'
PAUL r. GEEuAED 60, Genera! AeenSs,
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DOMINION lime

~ fyom Pier NG.th EHs zoo, q @h y
m EhY FST! NMo Rfs69l2 oib rGNT XEW
"a y vEWs AND pETERSBl re-. VA AND WASH.
iS'iroS D. InESDAY wH9N IS PAiy TIL 4,Rs
SAY TiIURSDAY, SATURDAY. All $ T. NJ Railroad
eonnec;Ch' " snS satcrooms apply at s. A. 900 257 ce
es7 ,d3 g62 9ii and 20 broadway. the ,Wind:or,"
E,h ryc or at cOmpanys Office, Pier 70 N. r.. Newfo-k
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WHITE STAR LINE.

A.s,ic SAINT Of H. M Majestic. Oct. 10, D.
SentSs 10 go an t,cianic. Oct. 20, a. III.
II cuOnc. Oct. D. y. eutonlc Non' p ~
Br annic OGtl2 10 80 an Brtahnlc No. ~ ~ d. i"'
from Whi,e star Do,K foot OF West lOLn'.t; ,..
Saloon rates 100 sc,ordg 70 seer anu .ssc
md cabin on these steamers $40 and $40 Seerase rom
Or to the Old County, SO No ~ Brodd"aJ'
Philadelphia olce. 40g Walnut:,t ,. ,.r,crv .oa,,
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FORGET General Agent. No. Bowling Green
.,rL, AILDS
.IIION LINE.

Il ea, afro November -, aud regularly thereafter dur
o., 80. ..nsnn Sangs. plans b"rth> ana every nf0rHla
~ I'm TUOS. COOK & son. New-fOrk.
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NCuOR LINE ~ s. Mail Steamships.
"A fOI tiIAs1OW via LOSDON DERRY.
From pier 81 " r.. loot Of West 4ih,st.
Turaessa to "a o. 900, Hra T sa oc %. ii a. M
o go @pq Second ei s4 20 ot s.e ia p si R
% " s,1lo,n. 80 and upward ,ccond cabin: 20. =,
For oraft tou and oth III. rhatiop, Stpy Goo,
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4 DDRESS of party wanted with ,iniluence
among largest private investors; also oi one VIVA
influential connections abroad +. y. r., IribHh 'M'''
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NEW.YOKk srPREME COURT. Cny and

u.s. JANIS Il LOCKWOOD. Referee.
Ben. T. Gedlng. pia's atty. ia Nassau--t Ne" York
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XxyANTEDEdueaed attractive ladies' sell wealthy
w families best physical culture apparatus known.
WHITNEY Gymnasium CO.. Rochester. NJ Y.
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Mild STATES NAIL STEAMERS,
FpV QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leave Pss IS, y r.: foot Of klng.st
ALASKA ~ Son, .. M
AHtHtoH' ''''''' ..... . saturday, OF. :. a. N.
-, ......... SATURDAY. oct lj II 80 ,. IN.
a I'm massage $50 500, $50 and 500 according 70
,eeTor Scrond cabin $50 aud 80; S"elage at low
- A. VI. UNDERHILl. 4 CO., 30 Broadway.
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Actual cash IN the
Treasury vaults
outstanding
certificates ..t13l SS36 i Sl3l i4S, ~ pee S'5lido
Deposits n bank. II ,4G2j3j l1fol, lO3 Inc. lo'o-P
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fa'-'h1'7 81" ". l.. CT ITLAUDEU
Tranc Manager.
ACIFJC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
] tITIS 10 CALIFORNIA JAPAN AND CHM:
~crNTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEAlCc.
L,on Ncw.Nork pier foot Of aIa-st., North River
for tranclsco va III. i.ihmu. 90 Of r Panama'
t,ror San Francisco, lat sna Rrannan sIsr
~ FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
ctTy OF PFKlNG sails SAT. Sept ". y. m.
r'or freight passage and cenenl nformatien ,sppn I"
~. once pier foot,of Canal.st, y *
COMPANY IL. j. BrLLAY. General superinsenaenI.
pED {" D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS. c,u,co.
III FOR LAGUAYRA, PUERTO CABilti-o CUhASoA.
CORO AND MARACAiBO
HARDEcK STORES. bltOOkIfNoo
s e HhAGAsr sat9IdG ~, oTt j 40 p p M
These American Steamship. espeesly built for tse
accommodation, for passensers'
"' B0uLTON. BLis> DALLETr
TOars Ascois neTa M VA So frSn
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CUNARD LINE,

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NIn nnMI\ION LINE.

NOTICE To SHIPPERS.
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-, T.ns Portsmouth West PoHt or Richmond, Va.
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In.urctlon NJ ships az Virginia ports OF entry i ior
Passengers '"" ". l.. GUITLAUDEU
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