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IRWIN AND SKERRETT.
The AdmiraIs to Change Places on
the ASiatic Station.


VALLEJO, Oct. 28.-Cousiderab!e in
terest is manifested over the report of the
changes soon to be made in the COM
manders-in-chiefs of the Pacific and
Asiastic Squadrons.
Rear-Admiral John Irwin, U. s. n, has
been detached from command Of the Asiatic
squadron and is now on the steamer China
with his family on his way TO Honolulu.
AS soon as the mail steamer reaches the
islands Admiral Irwin will go on board Of
the United States cruiser Philadelphia
and relieve Rear Admiral Joseph S. Sker-
rett, q. S. N, Of his command and hoist
his own flag.
Admiral Skerrett is ordered to take the
Mail steamer China and come TO San
Francisco, where he will arrive about the
18th of November, at which time the Mail
steamer is due.
Admiral Skerrett will be accompanied
by his family. and will remain in the city
until the China is ready for her return
trip to the Orient, when he will take pas
sage for his new command nn the
Asiatic station, and hoist bis flag on his
arrival probably on the Lancaster. IL she
has not already been relieved by the
Baltimore. now on her way out TO the
station as flagship of the American squad
ron.
The two commanders have made them
selves deservedly popular in the COM
mands and in the stations which they will
leave in each others keeping.
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STANTON'S EXCUSE.
He Saluted the Brazilian Flag Which
De MellO Flew.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-Secretary Her
bert to-day gave out the following state
ment and telegram in regard to the STAN
ton-Mello incident: 'Inasmuch as there
seems to be an impression that the Pres
ident has acted in the matter Of
removing Admiral Stanton without
hearing from him, 1t is fair to state
that before the order was issued Secre-
tary Herbert sent telegram of inquiry
and received the following reply. dated
Rio Janeiro. October %: Secretary OF the
Navy, Washington: Before anchoring sa-
luted the flag of Brazil with twenty lone
guns. The salute was returned by the
Government fort. After anchoring re-
ceived a visit from an aidde-camp of Ad-
miral de Meilo, flying the Brazilian flag.
Returned said visit and saluted the Bra
lillian admiral afoat The salute was
returned by the same. No call received
from any Brazilian official from shore.
Next day called upon the Brazilian admi-
raj. The visit was returned. De Mello is
the only Brazilian admiral afoat' This
was signed Stanton"
NEW YORK, Oct. 2S-The armored
cruiser New York, now at Brooklyn Navy
yard, has been ordered TO be ready within
twenty-four hours to put to sea. 1t is un-
derstood that the New York has been or
dered to Rio Janeiro in order to protect
American interests and To settle any un-
pleasantneSs caused by Admiral Stanton
exchanging courtesies with Admiral de
Mallo
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neither partial nor tender. So generally
diffused is this instructive understand
ing that there will be huge home
scandal ovor the formation of the Char
tered Company that the whole subject OF
the Matabele war is treated as party
matter, the Tories and Unionists being
in favor of it and the Liberals against II.
A month or more ago. when the report
was cabled th at Lobengula's warriors had
attacked the BechuanasIand the police, the
Liberal organs were weak enough 70 vol
unteer an admission that this altered the
situation and justified hostilitles.
1t would have been better to have waited
for the truth, which was. OF course, that
LobenguIa's warriors had done no such
thing. However, the reaction has been so
powerful ever since that now the anti
war party here stourly overDalances ana
outshouts the iingo faction.
Every day brings fresh facts to strength
en- this popular protest against Rhodes
enterprise and its methods. The ear
lier fear that the chartered COM
pany would be able to drag the Government
into its service and use British troops for
Its own fllibustering projects is now quite
uOou' no HuOStiUIi 40 az piOo""s ""SN'oA
the Government shall not step In and
stop the company's marauding expedition
and take the whole matter out of its hands.
Some of Rhodes friends here are privately
threatening that if this is done the. entire
group of Cape Colonies will revolt
and declare their independence, but even
this con tingency will not, believe. deter
England from Intervening to prevent the
wanton, mrrderous rushing OF Matabeland
to recoup the London stock exchange Tor
its losses on Mashonaland.
In the Parliamentary c0mmotion now 10
ensue it may be worth while to remember
that Cecil Rhodes personal agent in
England is Rochefort Mcguire, one of the
nine Parnelite members, and that 1t is
matter of common allegation in Ireland
that he has paid good share OF the cleo
tiOn expenses of the other eight.
John Redmond gives home rule as the
issue on which he and his party intend
voting against the Government. but the
real reasons, as | have pointed out before.
have much more to do with Cecil Rhodes
interests than with Parnell's memory.
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COAST GOSSIP.
Hart Will Move in the Oakland
Waterfront Matter.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2S.-Representative
Caminetti leaves for California Tomorrow.
Attorney-General Hart of California is
here.
On Monday he will file in the United
States Supreme Court a complaint against
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company TO
recover the Oakland water front property.
E. d. Murphy of San Francisco is in the
city.
William J. Abbott OF San Francisco has
filed his application at the Treasury De-
partment for appointment as Assistant
inspector of HUlls.
J. F. Treat has been appointed Postmas-
ter at San Andreas, ,Calaveras. County. vice
81. G. Allen. removed.
Leave of absence has been granted Lieu
tenant-Colonel johnson Y. d. Middleton,
deputy surgeon-general of the Department
of California is extended fifteen days.
Pensions: California; Original, John E.
Whipple OF Madison, E. w. Bias
del of Oakland, William Hyndes
of Plymouth, jeremiah McKenn of
Freestone. Thomas Brown of Youngville,
Homer w. Tracy Of Bakersfield.
Original widow - Eliza Boyd OF San
Francisco.
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FAIR SAILING

through life for the person who
keeps in health. With torpid liver
and the impure blood that follows it,
you are an easy prey to all sorts of
ailments. That used-up" feeling
is the first warning that your liver
isn't doing its work.
That is the time to take Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
AS an appetizing, restorative tonic,
to repel disease and build up the
needed flesh and strength, there's
nothing to equal it. It rouses every
organ into healthful action, purifes
and enriches the blood, braces up
the whole system, snd restores health
and vigor.
For every disease caused by dis.
ordered liver or impure blood, it is
the only guaranteed remedy. If it
doesn't benefit or cure, in every case,
you have your money back.
No other medicine of it's kind
says as much-but no other does as
much. 1t cieanses and invigorates
the entire system. For all skin,
scalp and scrofulous affections, as
Eczema, letter, Salt-rheum, White
Swellings, Hip-joint Disease, and
kindred ailments, it's a positive cure.
my21 cod Up IL
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There is every reason to believe. though.
that Commodore Richard Meade has been
selected.
The sister ship of Ell Cid. Ell Rio. has
not yet arrived in port, but when she
does final arrangements for her purchase
will be completed and she will join Ell Cid
as a cruiser of the Brazilian Govern
ment.
The Herald's Rio de Janeiro dispatch
says: President PeiXoto has issued the
following statement: The rebel vessels
are imprisoned in the bay of Rio de JAN
eiro. Further more, there IS ample proof
that the bombardment of the ships from
the Government forts has done serious
damage.
Two men-of-war have been rendered
useless and three injured and the armed
cruisers damaged so much that they are
powerless. The Government is daily TAX
ing measures toward isoating the various
refractory elements in Bahia.
All attempts to land forces up to this
time have failed, the rebels being repulsed
with great loss. The general political
situation is good, and there is no public
manifestation in favor of the rebels.
In the Federal States the garrisons are
giving energetic assistance to the Govern
ment, the sole exception being Mailha.
where is situated the city of Desterro. in
which the rebels have organized govern
ment without moral or material elements
and composed of members of whom scarce
ly two dare set foot on the continent.
All other States, however, have remained
faithful to the Federal Government.
The Herald's Montevidso dispatch says
The Revolutionary Provisional Cove rn-
ment has declared Santa Catarina free
port. From Rio Grande the report comes
that the city of Santa Ana will probably
be in possession of the revOlutionistS in a
few days.
1t is asserted that Fort Santa Cruz Is
perfectly neutral. but il is generally believed
the garrison will declare for Admiral de
Mello. A report has been received that
the Riacuielo has sailed from Toulon and
will join De Mello on her arrival.
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CONFLICTING STORIES.
The MoOrs Seems to Be Getting the
Best of the Spaniards.

MADRID, Oct. 28.-The Minister of War
has received telegram from Melilla say.
ing that the Moors attacked the fort in
course of erection by the Spanish troops
this morning in great force, compelling
the Spaniards to retreat, though they did
so in good order and inflicted considerable
loss on the enemy.
Other advices are to the effect that the
troops under General Ortega engaged the
Moors in sharp fight and succeeded in
driving the latter from their trenches.
The loss on both sides was very heavy
many Spanish officers being killed, and
among them General Margillo. commander
OF the garrison.
General Ortega has demanded re-enforce.
ments, and two regiments are now to be
dispatched 20 Mellila.
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E-SIDED, BUT EXCITING.
Three Fierce Football Games on
Eastern Fields.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2S.-Pennsylvana to-
day defeated Lafayette in one of the heaviest
scoring games of the season, the winners Sc.
curing 80 points TO Dothing for their opponents.
NEW YORK, Oct. 28.-The football match at
Manhattan Field to-day between Princeton and
Wesleyan drew a crowd of about 1000 people,
who saw the former win an easy victory over
their Connecticut opponents. Score: Princeton
73. Wesleyan o.
ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. 2S.-The Williams
aud CornelI College football teams played
at the Ridgefeld grounds this afternoon in
the presence of fully 5000 people. The
game resulted In a tie--10 TO 10.
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Prizes for Fine Furs.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2S. = The jury Of
awards of the Worlds Columbian
Ex osition has unanimously voted
the highest prizes to G. c. Shayns,
the New York furrier, on fine furs-Rus-
sian sable. mink. Hudson Bay, otter, etc.
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Two of the Evans Jurors Sick.

JACKSON. Oct 28.-Two of the jurors in
the Evans murder trial were unable on ac-
count of sickness to appear in court to-day,
and the case was continued for argument
for one week. The Jurors were allowed
to separate and go home.
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TO SUCCEED QUINCY.
Edwin F. Uhl to Be Assistant Secre.
tary of State.

DETROIT. Oct 2S-A Free Press special
from Grand Rapids. Mich, says: Priv
ate dispatches received here tonight from
Washington state that Hon. Edwin f. Uhl
of this city is to be appointed Assistant
Secretary of State to succeed Josiah
Quincy. and he will acc pt.
Uhl is now in Washington. He has
twice before been rendered position next
to one in the Cabinet, but did not accept.
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VIII Challenge for the Cup.

LONDON, Oct. GA writer In ihe Field
says il is known tnat at least two promi-
nent English yacbtsmen have definitely
prepared challenges for the America cup
in 1894
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PALACE HOTEL

THE fALAOE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
i block in the center OF San Francisco. It'll the
model hotel OF the world. FIRE ana earth quake
PROOF. has nine elevators. Every room is large,
light and airy. The ventilation is perfect. A bath
ana closet adjoin every room. All rooms are easy
or access from broad. light corridors The central
court. Illuminated by electric light its immense
glass roof. broad balconies. carrage-way and trop-
ica plants are features hitherto unknown in Amer
ican hotes Guests ent, rtained either the Amer
lean or European plan The restaurant is the finest
In the city. Secure rooms In advance by tele-
graphing. THE PALACE HOTEL.
1stu San Francisco. Cal.
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SHIPS OF WAR.

Peixoto Is to Have a
Strong Fleet.
FOUR IN SIGHT NOW.
De MeIIo Must Look to
His Laurels.
BIG GUNS AND AMMUNITION
And the Fastest Torpedo-Boat
in the World.
Ell CID WILL NOT GO ALONE.
Admiral Maturity VIII Be Prepared
to Meet His Old Friend
d. on the Seas.
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

and am better in every way. have gained In
flesh and my former go d appetite has re-
turned" EDWARD PRATHER, Grafton Cal.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggist.
81; six for So. Prepared only by G. i. HOOD
& CO.. Ap0shecaries Lowell. Mass.
Ho cd s.PiIIs are purely vegetable. 25c.
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Complication of Diseases

al was troubled with sick headaches and
pains IN my back and side. became partially
deaf. and my nervous system was all run down.
Finally, was seized with heart disease and
thought my DAYS were numbered. l used
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FUR NITURE !. !.

Solid Oak Bedroom Set & pieces),( COX M
French BevelPlate Mirror. -. sDZO.OO
Ffrst-class Upright Folding Bed.) mn- on
with Automatic Brake, which MD (Hb
prevents self-closing. ....., -
Solid Oak, Elaborately Carvedl 90
Parlor Set (6 pieces). uphoI- sSSD (Il
stored in fine Satin Tapestry
s0lis srsssa Sssi lIn assvy Dining on'r, $l25
Finest quality OF Seamless japan OS
Mating, per yard .........) ~
Also a complete line OF Household Goods OF
every description at propOrtionatey low prices
Houses furnished complete all over the coast on
easy pay ents. Country orders promptly attended
10. Goods packed and shipped free to Oakland
Alameda and Berkeley Inspection cordially in-
vited and credit extended to all at
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FAIrn cunn raAr ounEs.
No Matter what sort OF Faith It Isso Ions
as II IL Faith.

Prom ne Pfa.swa Di,pHeA
You may be surprised whom ] tell you that
Sseys II faith S ssa ns
confidence that my patients have in me. is
great help IN getting beHellcial results ir9 ,s
cures. II matters not whether It Sc faith In
dSs sS Fl sH Ss q hs
which seem abe to Inspire Into the people q
las On eEampie q shis: not long age a r. 70,
tlent OF mine was visiting In CLEVELAND. she
her Husband f to send M for me. received teIe-
gram after to Pa ga even had
FlttsSuTs R having a. naSSsr Of serious eases.
for the len 9Th OF time that It would require me
finally agreed to GO Arriving at Cleveland.
found had to 90 twelve miles into the suburbs,
hSs met ss s1sn by s a ap
tho case with him, until got to tho house.
with tears in his eyes, wringing his hands, and
saving In hushed. broken yoice: oh. doctor;
sDS sne d6 asS you could
hSursi and is failing rapidly I vas ushered
he w ns Hy she
bed and pIgced my hand unO9 her forehead.
ready. be felt. but did not lose heart.
turned to the crowd OF sorrowing watchers
and said: Why she's not gone yet by any
means' had hardly uttered the words be.
fore the eyes OF the patient slowly opened. and
ed her minds and exclaimed in q dramatic
manner. Saved 7 1t was not fifteen minutes
before the pulse began to be stronger and tho
tration Of medicine until the morning, when I
was able to return to Pttsburg. She is living
had simply made up her mind that she was
going to die unless 1 came on there. The i'm.
preston was so intense that It had an actual
thatthe result would have been death had she
not been ahe to expel the impression Of death
when arrived through her confidence In me-"
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BOSTON CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
snnADEIPHA CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
IATKsT LONDON QUOTATIONS..

SATURDAY. July 8.
signs are not wanting that the wheels OF
business are beginning to move again. OF
course there is still some friction. but nothing
hke TINT which practically stopped the ma
eh'hery OF domestic commerce a few weeks
ago when Secretary Carlisle. ably seconded by
MS various assistants In the Treasury De-
partnent. appeared to consider 1t their
especial duty to create all the disrrust
they could. Liquidation will ubtlsss con-
unue for some time to come and credits
VIII still be- carefully serutinized, and
ooth may result In q further contraction In
the volume OF commercial trans sac lions: but In
the opinion OF those best qualified to Judge of
me situation. that Is. bank officers In touch
with the movements OF money and the grant
ing OF credits. there has been very decided re-
taxation Of the strain that has alarmed and
depressed every one. and q corresponding re-
turn Vi confidence.
The most Trustworthy OF tho trade reports
eorroborate these views. and 1t is also worth
noting that as yet railroad earnings do not
.enect any serious diminutlon In the volume OF
business. Bank exchanges. 1t 10 true. are
somewhat smaller than,they were year ago.
oul ms is to an extent accounted for by the
'oSehe" Of speculation and the lower prices for
commodities. A fair example OF the condition
railway traffic is furnished by tho returns
VI mo Now York Central Company for June and
"ne 'hree months ending June 30 The on
.IalS oil that company assert that the increase
-. a. RS gross receipts during the periods men
nonea Is not due to any Improbable extent to
p a9 much talked of stimulus Of the Worlds
sn but results from larger volume o; busi-
~" IN every department. This Is doubtless
seo mo great majority OF the railroads. for
iflp all OF them are reporting larger earn
,hss'han year ago; while II IL evident from
patrsnaga OF the Chicago Fair that as yet
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Real Estate Transfers.

spth st. n g. $50 llth av. 25x0s.9; Matthew
Mcconnell to Adel6ert Jacob: ;n:. $1,000
SIN IasSe. and so to J. ay zohee Ellen 5000
s!th ct. n s. 226 Z nth av. Zoxps. Bridget Tay-
IVES. and sv.ws 1Go2 v6th ct, t0xioo; WV
Lewis ST, H3: Cal!man Rouse and wife to far
we.s End Sn az. " s. a. !.s.a st. 5i1iO0 ia,
sd s1 S4 :o II 4. Samuel
Same prop: Louise Jage to samuel Frank 1s,4lU
7th az. vi. ~ ~ i2g.h q. +ox76; Lille Hull
Iaith at 30 and 222 East; Gustav uhlg and
1tsh e s 70 r.i soo boulevard 25x1y ii: Jno
II Pine, ref y al TO Hamilton II salmon:.;. 1000
" 9n"a and wife to oscar R"Har rar 1900
1fs5sff R 70. aG Sef 1 Tna 10 Anna
Idtth At. $50 Ka.,; Rafael FFormsns and
Clinton st. 40; Aaron Kapian and wife 10 WV
Sd sv. VA; saml Frank to WIN q Frank and
same Sns p no GfTI louise J.sls to siml
HHcoRpED MORTGAGES
trinity Ay. 18th st, 8 yrs 2morts s:.... $1,000
9Th st. " 9Th Az yrs........:,,.:......'... 65oo
FRANK samuel 10 Geo jaigiic ct 81 o7l 8dav; Nv"
Jacob. Albert 10 q Yicoil n a6th Ste
Herman. as.ss to Nh, Lilo in, Co. Houston e''oo
spsuids nc. d.hsrhe it, 10 Murray W hank -oV
sehsefsra iiyr and VIE 10 HsS.ccs struck "oo'
man W : tourtIandt nv, /. Pro,pec! st. syI., 1900
o'Brien. Mary to John Bnssng. Jr. lot 49, 900,
uR %Hp t Ssrons to 21s iiu 7ih av. @ooo
l2uth 81, tustals 1870
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against 81, e5a. e5s last saturday. .Bonds held
e seonre the same, si5.2l7 600. In addition
ne iorsscins the TTsasuTy tep99rt1s. e Iko
against the same. u So, 40. Of which sili.-
4S5 500 are outstanding.
Money in London. y y cont. Rate OF dis.
count In the open market for both short and
three month"; BILLS 1kglk cent? Paris adj
and exchange on London at % francs IL
confines
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
70 ax, fnllN~a.
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N.Y., ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Excursion Tickets, New York Chicago
and Return. $500.
Through trains for Chicago and the Worlds Fair
leave foot OF West 42d st. as follows 16 minutes earlier
rs' ps gg
1915 T. NJ. Chicago $40 p. NJ. St. Louis 7:<5 A. NJ.
chair car Seats free) New York to Niagara Falls.
Through Pullman sleepers New York TO Chicago.
Arriyes Det.oit $40 p. ~. Chicago. 1852 A NJ. 81
ei1S A. NJ. Except Sunday for West Cornwall.
orrs Min. Campbell Hal, Lake Mohonk Lake Mime.
waska. and WAIKIKI Valley Railroad stationS Stony
Ford, Middlstovn, BloominRburgh. Wursboro. summit
Vile Elsnvills. Faisburgn. Monticello. Liberty. and
.E! for 1ssn
Delhi. Sidney. NoEwleh. Utica Rome. Oneida Fulton.
i.xE +. NJ esturdays only for Campbell Hail.
MiddstowA Boomingburgh. snmmitvis. Enenville.
Fsllsbursh Montcoo, Liberty. White Lake Livingston
8iiH r. NJ. Except Sunday. vestibuled Limited
for Lake Mohonk Lake Mime and Walk III Val
ley Railroad stations. Campbell Hall, Middletown.
Mounai Dale. Centrevile allsburgh Monticelio Hur
eyvile. Liberty Falls Liberty Pnrksvills. and Liv'
I no r. M. (except Sunday for West Cornwall
orr's Mills Campbell Hail. Mddletown summitville
Ellenvills. and all interme diate pointa
1;4S Il, NJ, daily. Middletown. Summttville. Falls
burgh Liberty. Livingston Manor. Rockland. Walton,
Sidney. Norwich. Oneida. Fulton. Oswego. Niagara
Falls
New York Transfer Company calls for and checks
j. c. ANDERSON. g. P A.
6o Beaver St. New York.
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Rio on tho spot quiet but frm at TIC Tor No y.
RAY sugar was quiet but nrm at unchanged prioes
Refined sold more freely At arm quotations
NAVAL SroRErS-Wore quiet and steady ut unchanged
prices
PsrRoLEuM-There sales of certificates here.
National, Doc. bid. Refined unchanged.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was weaker, with less business.
Lard hero firm but quiet spot sales 20 scs city at
7Sc: July 1oBOc. and September $50 Dressed hogs
steady at s9sxc, and pig. at $40 Ness pork nrn at
SlpGS 10 So falow steady but quiet at ]Ac bid best
butter 7o922c; do cheese sAss,fc Egss l5slo1sS;
reports dry weather in Texas and fears that the 70.
port OF the Agricultural Bureau on Monday may be
and little more outside intssss. on the long
with sales OF 90 700 bales Liverpool advanced %
points and closed steady With spot GALES Of $500
here va dull and gPchanEea M,ddns npIa nSs
advanced Nc. New Orleans sold $50 The receipts at
tho ports o81 bales aganst 1851 this day last
e.
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PROVIDENCE lime.

ALL POINTS EAST. AND THE WHITE MTs.
Steamers CONNECTICUT and MASSACHUSETTS
leave risF 70 {old MOI N r.: foot Of Warren st. a.
leave wharf 4: H.. due Boston HIS 4. II: and 6io
y dne Worcester "a. NJ SSundsy train to worces
Paror Cars to white Mountains leave wharf. except
Sunday, 7:l5 A. NJ. due Fabyans 80 p NJ
AN ORCHESTRA ON EACH STEAMER
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what the Wheat Crop In tho Went VIII He.
TOLEDO. July sc A. King 4 Co. Of this city
have received crop reports within the past
four days from 1881 reliable grain dealers and
millers. covering every section OF the six prin-
thirds OF the total crop. The Indications from
these reports are that they will furnish about
15O. 100000 bushels this year. against 230.-
OuO,UOO bushels In 1892.
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DELAWARE AND HUDSON R. R.

THE SHORTEST. QUICKEST. AND BEST LINE 10
MONTREAL.
Leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. Q: 20 A. NJ. 6.25 p. u
Arrive MONTREAL. 56 p. NJ. 6:46 A. N.
Also Pittsburgh sleeping car on e:25 p NJ train for
passengers to saranac. Lake Placid, Paul Smiths Loon
Lake. 40, via Chateaueay r. the Favorite Route to
the Adirondack arriving at destination at seasonablo
hour after breakfast at PlattBburgh.
d and II. Ticket Office and Bureau OF 1nformstion.
81 Cortlandt ct.
Send 0 cents stamps for illustrated guides mapa.
&C., OF Northern summer resorts 70
j. w. BURDICK, q. r. A.,
Albany NE
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BOATS.

PEOPLES LINE.
Steamer DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave Old
Pier A. ~ r. foot Canal st.. at r NJ. daily (sundays
excepted Direct connection with express trains TO
Saratoga Lake George Adirondack. Thousand Islands,
Rchted SPRING. Niagara Falls. sharon Springs, and
Cooperstown Saturday night steamer CONNECTS with
Sunday morning train for Saratoga aud Lake George.