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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-08-10
liz I,ig Floating Debt.

New YORK, Aug. 3.-The finance com
mittee Of the General Electric company
announced this afternoon that arrange
ments had been completed for dischare-
ing the floating debt, amounting TO si,Oo,-
900.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-08-10

Ladies' who are looking for pretty ef.
fects in silk neckwcar for themselves or
for their chlldrcu. should see tho new line
Of silk Wlndsors just received this week
by Connell Co.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-08-10
cAUoHTrHE EcHILD wHENIrFELL
A Young woman's Prom ptness and Bra-
very Sayes Its Life

NEw YORK, Aug. 9.-While her mother
was about her work in the house, at 81
Georgia avenue. East New York, yester-
day morning, 2-year-old Nellie Boil played
mt the second story window. A pretty
young woman going down the street looked
up and saw the child and laughed at ITS
antics. The child saw her and leaned out
of the window. just as the young woman
came in front of the house the child fell
out. Tho young woman put out her arms
to catch the child. She succeeded. but tho
force of the little girls fail knocked her
down. Several persons who had seen tho
incident ran and picked them up. The
child had a small cut in the forehead.
The young woman was unhurt. and as
soon as she saw that tho baby was all
right she left without telling who she was.
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On To Warm springs.

Special Dispatch to the standard.
MIssorLA. Aug. 9.-Virgie Lee. the
dusky maiden who has had SO much
trouble in tho courts. has been returned
from the peni,entiary on account of a re-
versal Of the decision of the district court.
A. II. Hooper OF Iron Mountain was
taken to the asylum at Warm Springs to-
day. he having been adjudged insane by
the authorities here. The officers have
also conveyed Miss Dixon TO Warm
Springs in the hope of effccting cure for
her unbalanced mind. The young lady is
but IL years old and naturally hystcrical.
II is alleged that harsh treatment has so
affected her as to deprive her of her reason.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-08-10

Notwithstanding the depressing effect OF
the presidents message. the purchasing
pow er of silver is not less. but greater
than ever at NJ. j. Connell's. Get their
prices on carpets and bedding and you
will endorse this statement.
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BLAND HRS TUE MARK.

To the suggestion that some OF the sill
yer men would not attend the silver cau-
Gus for the reason that they did not want
thereby TO seem to separate themselves
from their respective parties. Bland re-
sponded that IL wasn't expected much aid
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RAILROADS
pennsylvania
RAFT ROAD
RAILROAD.
NATIONS foot OF Desbrosses and Cortland Streets
In 4 fLsci lulx

ooo in hEeet JSly ID 1898.
ana Hqs Sar to G1s5 ccsi a1 Indian
ia i,s S55 '-I' Sa
Ea csa ana Sfos na PM" cc Gas + s.
$50 Il L? %EsTf sg l!saso Sleeping
S to s ess na@ cfy so D cGc e
80 IS p VI s ssi' AK EXPRESS r,.sa,T.
10 Cincinnati and St Louis Hrtiyes cin"iSSat
$40 Il F% %ii n iiSI1 1PIf nuae,
car eSsG 20 % C caaS
,5 sS' III GtSfs@t vA T EcU4E daily
S Se Sleeper td Me no ana 2' night VIII"
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1000 A. M."washinston Limited" weekdays,
$40 np"1G rGp .ns sS H"a miied daily Pullman
ParIcr Cars end Dinlng Car, arriving Washington
A6bTIoS$k EypREss TRAISS IS ogs g. GsS
40 49, y. M 10 s'I 5 nlqS nu'''
$50 4. ~ Aane Coast Eypris daily sleg
sm % fs1 ar %ay sieeSer j$Sc%ylc ,,uv
80 Scc r. ~ ATEa ea n phs and
800 p M.-paIy for Che:oP.ase & Ohio Railway
chares Route. weekday and with through
r.i 'S53s E$ WIN
For Lcng Branch Asbuy Park. Ocean roYe ane Poln'
plea san 80 80 o 10 10 q. M x 10 II ~ ,l'lr
DIV onyi 20. $40. S:to. 20 10 - M nv m@ NIX,
In q, Asb,ry PARK and Ocean Grove on Sun1aysD
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
rNSss:. psa:s %; + '9 90 80 T.
g. G. 80 80 3 p l2:l5 night oS Sund Iim
iteG 90 so 80 ,c AZ ~ Ia AZ am as gii
Droad wav Astor House 13i Fast lc5th STREET 26i
We-t 125th street 25 Columbus Avenue .3s sItti
AID q DesbrOsses aud COrtla ldt Stret'
court street $40 Fulton Street 9s Bictlway ara
urookvn Annex station, foot OF Fulton Street Brook
i'm 100 Hudson Sir.et Ilohokrn Sstion jersey 'ty
fhe New.YGrk TraSfer Company viii call for and
check baggage from hotels and residence through TO des
nation. n ,voon
S. ~ PROVOST. J.. H. WOoD,
General Manager. feneia TasHr Agent
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legal y otlecs.
IN TIE CITY COURT OF NEW -YORI

IN TIE CITY COURT OF EW-YORk. -
Il Clgotd Harris. Pialntn. Henry hnl;t,
Charles j. Schmitt. Ransom Parker Jr.. and william j.
Weldon, Defendants. summons.
To the ab0ve-named Defendants: "
You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint In
this action, and copy OF answer on thc
Plaintiffs Attorney within slN days nft,r the service
Of this summons exclusive Of the day Of service; anu
i'm Of failure answer. Jutg arnt
VIII taken against you By default, FOR the relief de-
mandcd In the complaint. 100
Dated At Ncw York this third day q Jamuary; 1872
Post Onice Address and Office lG0 broadway, New
York. n. Y.
To the defendant Charles j. Schmltt; go
The foregoing summons Is served upon you by publ
cation pursuant order Of the Honorable J0.eph H.
Ncwblrger Of the Justices 81 the CIV Court oi
NewYork. dated the 2itl day o. Juno. 1891 and MED
with Tho cOmp1int IN this action in the ONCE 81 I'VE
Clerk OF the said City Court, the City noll In said
city
Dated NewYork. Juno 9th, 1893
JESSE GRANT ROE. Plaintiffs Attorney. .
ONCE and Post ONCE Address. 100 broadway. New.
York CITY
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"A TnE NElWX-TYoEK TRIDlNE WILL. BE Et;:
Nay q deor north q Ihry.nrs.-.t and ADV e.
TISEMtNiS n the following Branch Offices: 25t eth.
rSurteenthst $50 I'm rdaye corner
los Vest ss les coumbu..e 3? Ays;
West 4odst.; 554 Thl-dare; I aas T,Ird.sye . OIL
Trdavc. bet. ,N2th ard lIsth sts.
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"DELAWARE & HUDSON R. R.

''The Shortest Quickest and Best Line to Montreal
Leave Grand Central Depot. 20 8:26 p m.
Arrive Montreal .............S s. p. IN. ei6 O. n
Also Plattsburgh sIccpngcar on 20 IN. train for
pasengcrs TO Saranat Lake Placid Paul smiths Loon
Lake etc Via ChauCaugay X. H. tie favorlts route TO
AdirOndacks aTr at scasopaolo hour after break
fast ut Plattsburgh.
81 a. IL Ticket Once and bureau Of Information,
y Coruand.-st
send q CENTS tampa for illustrated guide MAPS e,c.,
90 Ncr,hern resorts b.
j. w. HIinnICIS. g. p. a"
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DIVIDEND Notices.

NEW.YORK CENTRAL AND NJ DSON HIVER R\II..
-' ROAD COMPANY.
ONCE Of thc Treasurer
Nrw.York July p. 1893.
DIVIDEND of One and Onc-quarter per
~ cent on the capital stock Of thc ROME. WALTZ.
TOWN AND OGDENSBU Ri, RAILROAD tOMPANl
VIII bc paid BY the New Genital aud uf.on River
Ealrod Company, l,tsec under the provisions Of me
contract between the conian"-i At this Cnlce 90
and after August 1898 stockholders o. record at
the closing OF the transfer hooks on jmlX 3D. 1913
W. T.. Y. W. EOSSI1ER. Treasurer.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London. Aug. II, D. m.-Consols, q l1-lb Tor
money and 9S lie for the account. New YORK,
Pennsylvania and Ohio first mortgage bonds, ~
Canadian Pacific 1885: Erie 1874; do second consos'
GGi4 Illinois Central 95it: Mexican ordinary, l2;
81. Paul common. 5sls NewcYork Central; iczS.
new per cent bonds 4sl2. Money. per cent
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n, y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R
Excursion Tickets. Ncw-Nors 20 Chicago and Re-
$500.
T. Rat urs lay. An md

Excur,ion Tickets New Nork TO Chicago and Re-
rurn. $500.
-,r,;,l Teach Eve Saturday Aug. 12th and
"Wednesday Aug 10Th. nj $500.
Through trains chicago aud IN, WVsiis tar Leave
foot Of We,t ,-d.st. follows 10 minutes earlier from
gtJ A. VI. daily via Nlararl Falls. Through Pullmo:
,l'rl.r. New.YOfk t. CHICAGO. Arrives Detroit / -
D. N Chicago $ 30 y. n. -. Louis - . m
'3,I1 r. M daily VA Nlass's Falls. Reclining chair
ear sea- Hew.York 10 Niagara Fall-. Through
pulrpn rlc,pefs N'wNOrk 10 Chicago Arrives Detroit
q az , m ChlcaeO 8, a. NJ. 81. Louis : 90 y. M.
Sl5 A. VI. except sunday tor West Cornwall. or:'S
Nj. tsnu,e.. IN LAKE MOhonh. Lake MDi eNasks
"a Wlsn Valley Railroad stations, Stony Ford njddle.
tNu Dloon,ihe5ufg Wurtsboro. Sunaltylc illenyile.
Y.u.hur, Nont.ccllu and I.lbeIt~.
nix l. Nj. daVl ioi Mddie'9wn. F9llshnrg Mon''col.
In ibertr White Lake. tarboniale. scranton. Walton
Delhi sidney. Nornleh, uu'a. Rene. Oneida. Fulton"
oi,ij VI. t'aiurdays only. for Campbell Hall. Ma
Monticello IIl,erty. White Lake l1Ningston Manor.
ai5 u W. tcIrrpt sunday Ve-tibulcd Limited for
Ias. 'Mohonx Lake Minnewasks. and WAIKIKI Valley
Hallroad stations Campbell HAIL. Midileown Mountain
nae tent'rvilIr Failsburg, Monticello, Hurieyvie
Liberty Fan Liberty. PJrkNille and Livingston Manor
iiU H. VI. except sunday FOR Wet Cornwall. OIF's
Mil. Campbell Hall. Mddlcown summltyillc. Ellen
Vile md al informed ate points.
,.i5 r. VI. daily Midtown Summityile. Falls.
burg Liberty Livingston Manor Rocklani Walton. Sid
neN Norwich. Oncidl. Fulton, OswegO. Niagara sls
Ticket and Pullman accommodations at 81 Bioadway.
Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage
J. c. ANDERSON, q. p. A..
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Delaware. Lacknwnun, md Western u. X.
u ork loot OF barclay and Chri-tophe
SHORTEST LINE. vESTIDULED TRAINS.
pIGIMAy Coaches.

Direct route Nn"A.n n'.,Vst" IEiD; MONT.
CLAIR, THE ORANGES, summit. iierhadsville, Bass.
Ing isdgs. Madison, MOrr s'SYn rassac r.sSF, M q
Boonton, Dover Stanhope, BUDDS LAKE, LAKE ny
rAIH0Nt. iieekett,'oMI > hooLtf,n MOu
GAP. sTK5UDsRUiH, lecOac MSgntsa; 3ch IL
DANYILLF. NonTHuMnG:;:AND, Monro'e BiNG.
HAMTON, OXFDi.o, NORWICH watervlie UTIcA
oswtEsGio5.. 'irmAth, oWfeo, EI.MfRA, t5TSiSt'
VIII VIII I RnESfwahfSf ASp fsSo1TiwEsT '"''
goo A. fFALO, RlCHFlELD STRINGS and
wrt.U EXPRESS. pullman Palace arr. Con:
meets at Buffalo with train for chicago. arriving ":ij
a m. next morning
sr2O A. M.-BiNGhAMToN MAIL. stops ~ princlpal
loo p. M.-sCRAN1mS, !itMi0N. snd FL.
I,iO p. M.-sCKANrON, MlLKLenAk.'E rrd PLiM.
S,ao - NJ. ,naIIy,-ntfFAL6 LIMITED EXPRESS.
IulIniaL ,leeur- Afr.Nc, at p, -. -
600 p. II. tpaiyj.-BrtFALo RIc!iPiIl.D SPRINGS
aud USWEtiO EXPRESS. ~ ,si,gcinf.. -
I,UKETs ana PC LLMNN AtmoMhopATloNs a. IS
Murray.sL and 4oo Broadway Ticket " rsry stations
fs5 ana 9is Broaaway S, West l25thst 25i Columbus
ave. Ncw.Yora: 3sS Washington st. 728 tulton;st aud
- Broadway Brooklyn lime tables giving iuu nfo-.
"'V?n a. an sstons COMPANY vii call for and
check baggage from hotel residence TO destnaton.
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6elp h)anie0.

e ALEsMEN who sell Mason's Fruit Jars In add
toton t. thcir regular line make COMMIT s-iDn. Al
dclphia Pa.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN Y. C. & II. II. TX. X Co Lt.Ssff.)
EXCURSION TICKETS TO WORLDS FAIR
GOOD TEN DAYS. $500.
ALSO ROUND TRIP TICKETS. GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 18TH. $500.
Trains leave West 4ed-st. station. NcwYork. as fol.
low. and IS minutes earlier foot Franklin. 81. lin
a:3O a, NI.-Daly local Susp Bridge and Catssil
lounains except Sundays west Of toeynans 1Ss
1880 A. Vi Daily local Albany for Cetskll Mountains
reS S 'sf s 10
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls, Detroit. Chicago except
AiiJo l. Daily excGp. sunday % BCGm vii N aEd
ssS:P M S"%sy and a. c' Mnnes Ms%o
Its.v s,ra,Sra Caldwell Lake tteorge. Paror
10 Bloonviiic Saratoga and Caldwell; ,. c,oo,., -
1 ii;,.i Il Nh os%tan. psrs, car atasSei
AIN MShonk and %in ss,"sssS Al H.
o SyI aoh n H2d ysse. Ls s SS' Sf Albany
Dp ni To- A s.sys N S r '1ss syD5e sss
esor sEa., 70, SeySTss, Albany
a for Albany uco, syracuse Rcches.er
"HHso Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland and
RrGosIrn sv hnns s Sac S2 R RlS e. e.
ssSss;s.s rs 49,: 49, s!s
nocSes.cr Burao Fails Toronto Detroit Cisvs
osS on e. pa2nT and si'n e.pns
sSs s sn ana ' s s9ssa
Wv ia RcSery. II Eas, s. Wss, 125'h'ss
nu o. ~ General Passenger Agent,
ndcrbtaye. New York
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n Ew-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL.
Otis ELEVATING RAILWAY,
CatSkiIl Mountains.

Connects with 10 II 20 and 40 tr1ns on NrW'n Ur
Central II 35 and 10 train, West shore isi
road Also with Albany Day Boats and CaHkil Even
ing Line. ,.,- &c., -.
LIMITED TRAIN S SSs sS S S 5 re'sf' Sr
Catskll stop connects Win or. ~ Ey az ~
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through Trains Tor chicago AMI the West leave New.
YORK foot %, Csambers.st.. dali follows. and I'VE
minute, earlier nom West 23d ST.:
o a. A. M.-southrn Tier Express FOR Bnghnulton.
S.4D flmir.. Hcfnrll-, HE ard Saamanca. fsrlof
nr daily cNr-Ii sunday 10 Monticello.
toOO A. iI.-Sod tain l. Chirs.o. Pullman sleeper
JU:UU Va Cnau,auqua Lake. Parlor eur New.
lors 10 Tlriao AID Niagara Falls. -
DIM P.M.-Nc,ubuie iAmitd. Solid train for chi.
.).UU ihautarqua Lake. Se"pcrs TO hiclgp,
, T., cland aud Cincinnati Dining car.
con r. W. Sold Train 10 Chicago. Via Niagara Falls
O.OU Sccpcfs 70 Buffalo. Rochester aud Ihl
O.)n =. M-Vls Chau'luqua Lake and Nin2ara rails
O.CO sold ftan 10 ihraxO. sieepers 10 horhtiis'
Vile, Chicago aud Clnrlnn1tl. -. -.
IL accommodations at 2GI .ol 4Ol $40 and 9j1 brad.
way 100 wcs,.st. $50 Fast 2ithst Chambers aud West
,,dsf ferries Ncw.Nork: 333 Ihlton--t. BROOKLYN; 200
udson-st llohokcn. and Jersey ,y station Erie ran
Copny ala Tor and cheeks baggage from hotels ond
residences d"-tn1ton
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KEW-YOKK DAILY TRIBUNE,

JAM 1 to Aug IT,. 2c5'o0 2'oo'''-'
MEXICAN CENTRAL. q, CON
S S9.! s.: & IA August. :4s5
MEXICAN NATIONAL. ,,,v
T Ti@.s week s N August 5 s5sss
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN 49,
f Si9!a Week & IN august: ssS ss;
Jan / 70 Aug. 7.-. l''5ee'- i'o'o''
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
FT%'S Week * august s:Ssis
PITTsBURG AND WESTERN.
First week in August. $685. st63?4 , ssfs SG,;
Jan l ~ Aug 7....-- lesbos l5'oIoo i''
RIO GRANDE WESTERN.
Number OF miles. 800 so soo 90
First week In August. s3j.3gO s5s'oovC , So $40
jan l TO Aug. 1..---. ,f2S So l3'"''o i'->
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
Number Of milcs....... 1.222 L. ed 80
First week In August il.sOO $50 $50 - 90 30
Jan l to Aug -. eo7s,3l5 2i27,'0j 2'9f'''-
WABASH.
T S4.s %es & IN august. sss5 1891 ss'
jan l " Aug. 1...-. 1.OoO,1Gi ',oSO''-o '''-'''0
OHIO RIVER.
Number OF mies 2oJ 2l5 o 10
Fourth week in July. sl6.2l5 81, I35 sio 900 90
Jan. / 10 July 3l-.-.-- 3jj,lO2 3'S'o"o f'V0o
IMPORTS OF DRYGOoDs At NETWORK.
Entered at port. s24471Gf $3.50 SO az lSo3t
Thrown on the market. 235o,4G3 302'.loS 2oi' 80
Entered at the port 1859 oo5 7s45l.0lo s9leo asS
Thrown on market. 7Goco,aol 79,21o,7oj s1'ohao
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ALL RAIL ROUTE
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY,

Ncw.lork to seattle Tacoma, sc. First class, $1,000;
second class $37 90.
New-york san Francisco First class, $500; second
tlas- 5000.
NewyorK 10 St. Paul VIA Montreal. First class seGo0
second class $500
f. V. SKINNER 3J3 Broadway. N. Y.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FALL RIVER LINE

For BOSTON. NEWPORT. Ploydence Coass 90, S.asyyS
all Eastern points. rr,yrcr c,samers purtau-
pilgrim plymouth Providence IN commission Mnr
,ay -, weekdays at 80 aud Is L. NJ, Sundays GOV
u. NJ -. 1900. p,ooL,v, xreer dava ana
SUNDAYS at 90 NJ Jersey City 100 n. sp'eo n
s@ryice mailed application New summit e 'v
.onan, Cane Cod" sent for Sc postage. 'rsl TSvcs
G Tufs Address Posofee Box 452. New.Yorks
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RAILROADS..
-y><-~-,~1o~o-Jy >>>~rs~>>'">s>>
"AMERicA's oRGArGsT RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER r. r.
DIRECT IINE TO NIAGARA FALLS.

VtnIOl LINE ~ NtAunmr = land C.n,ra.
station 1 I'D s a1,ss s o n isn in the CITY
1s' .Vs :. sssr: STATE srh,n
sss ;a3 r. ri. 'A's fare sQS1ssA
eG pEaESST iHs Sa9'"ff. oS9 Ike sq@Ssy
80 g ns:'i Srs%i4 DIX for fnsts'G %SsE Ss1
e: Stay M?S5i AS 1s"1f ioS
RULE LIMITED-Due ,t Chicago at , 40 AZ w. "''
%,S $$S $,ips. HaS eA...
100 p n, %sHsF :sFSRTHTg e.
l i5T?Ro: s?f4Hi
EXPO-ITION FLYER uLMITED.
GREAT 2O.HOUR TRAIN TO CHICAGO
For through passengers only.
Gompie'e WH wagner S S Service.
asY n!Ash cH $S
edS At nssss " Fl N Fs9
e, p r n e. EGp a'I % sHrns'on
100 rSSsfaa RI Hsa $sD aSSrsAI Ex
1853 Ss Hnspi rr t9t S'1si FALLS AND 600
Nasss. F. srn y ( Ne d sesss
Dag CiaclHnat 20 p ~ wa dgal1"a .aryiee
600 T. LII Is s. rAsE car pas
ss %l GHs'i Chicago
snd S3pI Vincent GOO Is;nTf aMS and THE
BERKSH,RE mILLsrwo tsrougs trains ,.,S S9 IA "a
j. NJ North Adams ; 80 p. NJ; $50 r. ~ due
rItsnGa 10 p NJ NSgn sd1%ss g:io and Saturdays
Only 2, s?S Orriye. enact IN sleeping
car apply at Grand Central Station. or o. 10 2Si;
and 3sth..t s,so1 Vew.Y orS S33 washingtou-st 72e
Fulton.st.. and ~ broadway f. D.. BROOKLYN
Trains leaving at $50 \ SO, o:lo. o:2o A, M; A9
90. 80 30. Q 90 p NJ do not stop at 13Sth-st,
wescOtt ExDres, calls tor and checks baggage from
hotels and residences through 10 destination.
JOHN 81 TOI'CFY. GEORGE II. DANIELS,
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
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DAMSDELL LINE.-Steamers leave rlef ~ -
fSns S0' Ho %v spr fSs' q stosass -
Newburg weekdays. p n. eenaAs"
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

EMPRESS TRAINS leave station Centinl RaifOid Il
New Jersey foot Of Liberty st. North R,sr
ron rllILAnhLrlliA. week DAYS 90 500, o..
II 80 Dining Can. u M 20, = 10. 80
dining Car 90 (Isune fsror Car, o. 800. $50.
s:45 y. To-. Il Is night. SUNDAY 90 10 80 IL 80
din ug Car a ~; 30. 10 dining car. 90 eco
y. NJ. IL II ght ........... - .
FOL: BNI.T'INOlE AND WASiItNGTON. week days
arc sundays 80. II ~ DINING Car 4, ~ 80, ~
Dining car 90. go !. 10 night
Pullman Psilor Cers On day trains ana pullman sleep
Ing o night trains. 49,,
aa5 81 ili so 9N. lliu r.J2S BroetNay 75I sNth'
ave ~ Fat INST. 81 Coun bnssNe. nv - lIath'
a. 9Ct Wet l.5th->t New.A ok lOnrt-t 800 Fulton'
a. Iirook,n and - BrtadNay. Williamsburg.
The N,w.Y0rk Transfer co. VIII call FOR ana check
baggage from hotel or u d situation.
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aud (oriforf)
r,rr Tracks. Protected by Automatic Block Sisnni
s,,t,,p. Trains leave Stntion foot OF Liberty ~.
Time Table In effect Junr -, 1898.
For Reading at 90, . 200, ~ 4; y, ! 90 80:
49, 100 90 40 80 20 a. N u 90 nSa 10 ehee ep
e r;r V2a2r!afS sSo 800 sts NJ 90 30
nsht Sundays ii 80 4. NJ, 10. 8 90, $50 p. ~.
l. FS 20 " P5ott,ic at :oo 90 A. NJ 90 30
Sundays SS il go A. NJ, Oo 80. 500 p. N. i@i5
Tor sunbury;, IewIsouie, % and WIIaMspO,s q. 90
except SATURDAY night. Sundays, rs A NJ 100 r. NJ
TO- Ea,ton. bethlehem. Alcntown. Mauch Chunk &C.,
100 40; SO a. NJ 90 20 Z - Z 30 70 niSn
For wkeslare ri is3S an, scranton s:a5 A. NJ.
ALL RAIL ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
FOR lied Bank Long hrancl aud points south Point
T.. ST. 4 70 SATURDAY, oalv. 80. ::IS. $50 100
anu ror LaGe1 God Iq%. y,r Bar%sg., PARK
For Beach Haven. AanIc CITY, Vineland and Bridge.
ton I 30 \. NJ. 30 T.. NJ.
ss Fl 20 ' b. ID go JIG HsNsnt Beach
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR Long RANCH OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
FRoM PIER 8. N. r., FOOT RECToR,ST.
For Aulntic hIghlnas. nignand Each NormanG!e.
days days. $50 A. ~ ~ 90 + ~ ''' '''' 80 sun
Pleasant a .I 90 A. M go. Is ESQ 20 I r
Eor Lskewocd Toms River and Bsrnesat. 4 30 A. NJ.
cANhniAN pscIEIc Rail WAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-12
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

RAIIRCAD EAKNINuo
RuFrALo. ROCHESTER, AND PiTTsBUKa.
ioya, oa4 800
Number Mos 81 10 august soo52i sG!!2o s5sdsa
Ia g, IN Aug. T.. 1,59S.2SS 1885, i'''-o'
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
Number OF milcs...... r,,, nU, suG ooJ stloO0O
First week In August i1a 0,G 1881 600 .Gi LOCO
Jan. ! TO Aug. 7.... l,Ioo'o'o 1870,
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO. ooo
Number OF milcs..-- an, a. s.,oy y;o sl9s .49
First week IN August. sso0zl2 oTs:S12S G0455lS
DENVER AND RIO GRANDF. -,
Number OF miles,. ~, s,si 400 sol, 800
Ian I IN Aug. t.. 4.I9t,0So oVoo NV
INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT NORTHERN 90,
spuber OF miles. ~ 90 soo 80 s52sl
FYrst week ia August ~o>''o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-12
PROVIDENCE Line.

roK BOSTON, woHcEsrEK PROVIDENCE. ALI
pOINTS EAST. AND THE WHITE MTS M m
steamers and MASSACHUSETTS, Leave Piet ~
fold MOL n r.. foot Of Warren St., Ut 80 T. NJ oays
excent Sunday; connecting trains leave wharf y A. ~.
due Boston us 4. NJ. and 8: 10 4. NJ due Wcreestes
a Sunday train to Worcester from Union station
Ss $ 30 A. NJ oniyl Through parOs Cars 70 VILE sas
Mountains leave wharf except Sunday. 7ao A. NJ eas
rao' orc iF,STRA ON EACH STEAMER.
ST0NImGT0N Line.
INSIDE ROUTE. TO BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, WORs
CESiIR AND ALL EASTERN lOiNTS Only direess9
Somud route 70 NARRAGANSETT PIER AND VAIN
fill New steel steamers MAINE and NEw.HAMP:
SIIIiE 30. " r.. one block above CAneS
g.. az S so p. NJ. daily. including Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-12
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY

Coal used rxrlusvrlv iDsuring Cleanliness
and CoriforfD
r,,, Tracks. Protected by Automatic Block Signnl
.x.,c,p Trains leave Stnti0n foot OF Liberty ~.
Tlme Table In effect Junr -, 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-12

Adams Exp.
Am Cot OH. e.
do pref:
Am Dist Tel
Amer Exp.
Am r & Cab
An Tob ~
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brunswick -.
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Mex Cent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-15
And Each Sunday Thereafter the
Worlds Fair Grounds Will BE
Open to the Public.
National Commission Is Making q
Vigorous Kick on the Action
of Local Officials.

CHICAGO, MAY 15.-On and after May
81 the worlds fair grounds will be open
every Sunday This decision was
reached at a meeting of the directors OF
the exposition in the Rand-McNaiiy
building during the afternoon. Presi-
dent Higginbotham had called upon
Edwin Walker, who is chairman OF the
committee on legislation. to submit an
opinion whether or not the exposition
can lie opened in spite of the restriction
placed upon this feature by congress,
when the appropriation OF $2.5oO,oO
was granted. MI. Walker presented
official and legal Interpretation before
the directors, which is to the effect that
the law passed by congress STIMULATING
that the exposition should be closed on
Sunday. applies only
To Buildings Containing Exhibits.
MI. Walkers construction of the act
further says that the buildings erected
for other uses, the Midway Plaisance,
with its varied human panorama, and
others may be thrown open to the pub
lie inspection. After considerable dis
cussion a resolution was proposed to
open the gates every Sunday on and
after May 81 aud TO close the main
buildings containing the exhibits. The
resolution was carried by a vote of %
to z. OF the seven who voted nay six
were in favor OF opening the fair In
every department and the seventh was
opposed to opening the gates under any
consideration. Thus, upon technical
ity, the Columbian fair will be to all
intents and purposes open, leaving the
public to visit throughout the grounds,
to ride on the electric launches, to en-
Joy the novelties of the Venetian gon-
dolas, to ~patronize any of the booths
ard TO have a good time generally. The
price of admission on Sunday will be
reduced to 25 cents.