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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R
Excursion Tickets, Ncw.York to Chicago and
turn. $500.

E.cur,ion Tickets, Ncw.York TO Chicago and Re-
turn. $500.
Through trains for Chicago and thu Worlds Ear leave
foot ~ Wet ;.d-st follows ID minutes earlier from
Frinkiinst.: - M, ,,.,,...
.lrcp.rs Ncw.lOrk Chicago Arrives Detroit la
u. NJ. Chieneo 3 30 p. M, st. Louis 10 A. m; 49,
7,IJ =. W. daily Via Niagara Fill~. ltccihlhg chnlr
ear SEATS frccl Ncw-loIk 10 Magma fall,, Throngh
Pullman slerpcts NewNork TO Chcneo Arrives Dctalt
$40 D. m. Chicago 3s e. M Il i'9;> ~ p, IN, M.
S;lj 4. Vi. Except sunday ter West tor,,Wli otf :
ard Waikiki Valley Railroad stations stony for Middle
t,wn nloo,uInehufg Wutt-lDfO sumnt,ll, F~Nilc.
grlIslrire Mnntlcrlo L,botty and Whl'n Lake.
q,t5 A. NJ daiil for Mddc,pWn. falsbnrg Montlcel-
10 Liberty Corbondac scranton Walton. DEM, sidney.
Norwich Idea l.onlc. oneida Fulton o'w'go. Niagara
Falls. -, ,...n,.ou ,,.u MIA
dlci,wn noomn gfury Suhuitvl" EIirsiil raii,burs.
Monticello Liberty Whit Lake Livingston Manor: =,
3;IJ 4. VI, Except sunday, Verubui,tl iiiit,l Tor
Lake Mohonk Lake Minnewaska, and WAIKIKI valley
RalIroad stations Campbell Hail. Mldilr;o"n Mountain
Ialc tenticvlllc Faiisburg, Monticello iIuIeyNlle
Liberty Fails Liberty Vile and LIVINGSTON Manor
t;:sU u. NJ tcNccpt sunday fcr West orhMali, .rs
Mil, Campbell Hall Middlctown, snmmvllle' Ellen
VILE and an ntermedatc points. ,., -,
1,t5 r. VI daily. Midll"town. Snmmlt.il. rail-
burg Liberty Livingston Manor Rockana, walton. S'd
new Norwi,k Oncii1. Fultoa, oswrtO N'sl," nll,.
Tickets aud Pullman accommodations 10 90 biVaaway
Ncw.York Tian,er Company calls for and ch'ck baggage
" ue'""a'ion' J. c. ANDERSON. q. T.. A.,
SO Beaver ST., Ne"-Ycrk
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STORY or 4 YOUTHFUL TRAIN ROBBEk'
ACTING UNDER BULLET ORDERS HE UNDER
TOOK TO HOLD UP" A SANTA FE TRAIN.

Wichita Kan, June 3O.-Ihe lone msh"aymhh
who attempted TO rob the santa re passenger ra'n
y. wh,r,on Yesterday and who was captured by
conductor Gleason and put In jail here, Is boy
only sixteen years old. lie told the sheriff last night
that he met gang of four men at Ten Mile Flats. IN
the Chickasaw Nation, one day and they told him
NJ scheme to rob the Santa Fe train. and said that
no must help them under penalty of death They
ia hin, no mnst 70 on the Santa Fc train June
20 md when il approached Black Bear Creek he
Dnst cover the conductor and stop the train and that
,hn, would do The rest All this work was imposed
upon him under bullet orders" as he called 1t, and
he was afraid TO dlsobey. lie says he made mis-
,ats NJ one day In carrying out his orders. lie
th"uchi Yesterday was June 80, and carried out his
part OF the programme lie said the leader OF p ne
r"nc under whose orders he working Bill .
halfon: two of @ others were Bill" Anderson ana
Arthur Gage. whileithc fourth man was resioen1
81 Fort Gibson. whose name nc did not know" ri, /
bear Creek to-day and may he caught. several
officers are their way TO the scene
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

London June 80 I p. m.-Consols % 1116 for bot !
money and the account: Ncw-Nork PcunSylNani AM
Ohio first mortgage bond>. 22l Canadian iHlhc 90
%: Mexican Ordinary. 12 SIC, -. Paul common.
is 5-s: Ncw-York Central. 1O4 Ii Mexican Central
new 4 per cent bonds ~ ID Money = per cent. The
rate OF discount In the open mnrhct for both short
and three months bills is | . per cent. The
amount OF bullion gone into the Bank Of England OH
balance to-day is 5000 Paris adgicrs quote ;
per cent rcntes at 81 francs ~ confines for The Ic-
count. and Exchange London at - francs IL =
for IasL-
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WEST SHORE RAIL ROAD.

~ Y c. & II. Il. Il. t. Co. LESsEE)
Teams i,,c West iad.,t station Ncw.York Il, fol.
low and Is minutes earlier from foot Frsnkin-,-. ,,
::3O A. VI. Daily local TO Su-. BilcH" ana Nat~Ni
Mountain Except sundays west 81 ,"ynlh' ~
Slrcplrc car Nrw-york = BloOmNllc sundays only.
7,Ju A. VI. Daily local to Albany for Cat-kl Mountains
aud saratoga. Pnflor ear to AlanI S,nEyn "h t;ocb
cst,r buffalo, Niaraa Falls. Dctot. Chicago; except
saturday Tor Toronto. ,,....,,. ..,
Lille (. VI. Daily except Sundlv 10 BloomNhe and
C,t.kIll Mountains. NewPalu. Lakes Mohlnk ann Nh-
ueNs-k, plrlor cats to Blooiiytl" and N"w:PIltk
n It,3J 4. M.|Dary except SUNDAY to 'ai,kiu No m
t,m. Ncv.Paltl Iakes Mo1onk and AnMrwA,Sl'
.i,nv Saratoga. caldwell Litr George" fall"f c'rs
y, moonvilir saratoga and tllcNcl ~
~, - N-Sarurily- Only. Half Holiday Special TO
cat.slI Mountains Paror ear atta,hei ;;.,u, Mann.
~. Xc~.ralf1 Lake. Mohonk and Mihucwa,s, Al.
innv saratoga. Pirlor co. auachri Saturdays To
II oyas,ne AMI C,liwei. Lax ,ic"rg, ,u,r
IKE ii "ha,y Tor albany Mont,"iL rtge STracu-c.
IN, Iu.'aio. Niacar' Falls. IoOho, Detroit
Dan, went >uiav Tor N'shur-. ~ any.
o Sc.,a,,oca ard Mon'r,ai ra,lor u King.ton.
80 - NJ IpMl. ~ Ni1uf. re-. >friou~r. Eorn"-t'
T,raio Nlarrra Fall, Toronto Detroit. Cleveland aud
E S-f.ayc. rrooklyn hy Anncy. hlo.oo. BIZ oc.
~ 40 M l.r-ef Ivy =. Il. Il. station AloH0.
~ nav f.,ra a' IG,,i.-- 90 .. M - $ 30 -
sowtnrs I"fni--~ o.. 10 10 q. No., 10 80,
" yJ, cnrf .'c,,inr c1r~ 'ot Nh,nv rurn. SYrIcu-".
norIotr nrTa, sla-lri Fails, Toronto Detroit. Cicyc.
and anI tlltacl 81 Ufoukh trains.
I, ,ickcs TN o.t,hlc. pailoI and -cernc"lr accom-.
lnoiua,ion. apply 0niro,. Bu' klyn. 1888
ws-hineomst - FGton. Srn'N 9ii,g fo3t tn.io9'
way la rcwcry. 81 lat lit.st - We,t l2jth,t.,
W " G.nrr'l Pass niger Agent
Wand 'gOtdhc. NcN-iork
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Delaware. Incknwnnna md Western X. r.
stntons In Nrv York ioot CT Barclay and Christopher
SHORTEST LINE. tE>TtBILED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route 70 NEWARK. n!oJMfiELp: N9NT
GLAZE. TIL ORANGES, summit. frrAd-Nile, Pa'h
i!ide. M'ci.on; M"'r .9%n. is,,' r,t.', IN ~
lA1toNG Iiackcttst9Mn ;. iiooI.tl - Mo' y Mn
GAP SrKouDSBuH ~. Iocono M9nniain, SthAN
TDN llTISIUN. WIIk E>BAlitE. NANIl 'OkE,
DANyIIIE. Noi.rII MnEkLhhND. MoniH-" RiNG.
uNMTDN. OXFORD. NORWICH. WatctNih" IIlt \,
TICiIFIEID SPRINGS. Cortland. >lRACUS 81,
O~WtaO ITHACA. OMft,O. EihlRA, COMING.
R\TU. NASHVILLE. ~ FtAID and I'll point,
Wi>T' NoE'rllWfSr AND SOUTHWEST
goo A, M.-Il ttALO, RiCHiIfLD SPRINGS and
''VWC,Wr w. TNrRISS. Pullman Palace carr. Con.
met, ~ Bullao with train for Chicago. arriving 80
- Ia. nrNt morning
,,2D A. W. Ri EVACUATION MAIL. STOPS at principal
loo r. N.-SCRANIoN. BINGlGAMTON. aud Eli
,IiEN tAPT,I>>. Pullman parcr elf..
l,fO =. M.-SCRANToS. WlLkESFAiiKE and PfNM
u III f.APKl.S>. Pullman ptrOr ear.
1880 r. NJ. tDallyj.-bi ffAIO LIMITED EXPIRES
pullman Irr-. Arrives At 10 =.
Q,OO y. VI. tDanl.-BCFFALO KICUFIELD SPRINGS
and OSWIGO EXPRESS. Pullman sl,rpgs.
TicKETs and PULLMAN A CONSIDERATIONS AZ 70
Mur,ay.st and 80 Broadway Ticket at fly stations,
isJ ana Di2 lro,iwty. - West l2jthst %, olumbI-
ave Newly ork: 1913 Mashingion.s 30 tul0n.St. and
- broadway, Brooklyn lime tables giving ful infor
nation. at all stations. 49,
WESTCOII EArRfSS COMPANY Will call for and
check from hotel residence TO destinltion
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v Ew-YoRK AND Long BRANCH RAJ

Summer schedule IN cncct June 18th 1893.
FOR RED BANK. LONG BliAN, II. fLBEEON.
OCEAN GROVE. AsBrRY PARK. SPRING LAKE AND
Trains leave station Foot Of Ilberiyt 30 IS 50
Red flank. Is. 10 80. II 80 i 20 SIT lrlays
n"i1 / 40 81 3 30 90 ! 80. : 20. G.ij J..
sunday, SIS II 90 a. M. 90 =. m Train. lowe Sta
~ ~ and DcSrpsscs ~. az 3d. q J.
"eio ia 90 a m /, 10 ~ 20 SATURDAYS only. 30
2 10 20 40 except Red Bank 20. 10. 90 y. N.
SUNDAYS < -. q - T. M, , - y. ~.
Denotes Express Trains.
sunday Trains do not stop az Ocean Grove ah A'bniy
Tark. ,.,.--e
SUM aud Long Branch RAILROAD Co.
X WOOD
,ru. Pa--. Act. Prnnp T. Il. IN.
IL = RNIDWIN Grn. ra... Vt C,ntnl II Y. of y. !.
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HIGHLAND BEACH,

on tie Sandy Hook Peninsula select day-eNcUrsion resort
one hour, -ni through beautiful New York Bay Ocean
and riNcr bathing. rowing. sailing, fishing. all
m.nts Kc:taurant livery. it,, ee Elegant fast steamers
Hook naut.' foot Rector ST. n. r.. at .. II A. NJ;
j. S:i5 p. NJ. sundiys. 30 \. NJ. p. NJ. Excursion
bc.ow lith ST., AT \. NJ. and T.. NJ. Sundays.
s.a5, - \. NJ: also from Battery Pier 30 \. NJ
SntufdIys 20 \. NJ. 20 T. NJ sundays. i5, 40
\. NJ. Direct. without change Excursion fare 80 cents
or Via all all from foot Liberty ST. n r.. 10 II 80
4 NJ / -. 80. G:i5 T. NJ. i,eturnlng. last boat
lenNes IIghnmd H,ach 3S Z. ". LasL tnn 30 2. W.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JERSE)
AnthrncIte VOhI used eNcInsVry, insurinK Cennnrss
and COmf0rt.)
-Four Tracks. Protected by Automatic Block signal
system. Trains leave station foot Of Liberty ST.
Time Tnblc In effect Jnnr -. lSAa.

For KeadIpg At 100, ) 100, STA y. NJ. 90. 30
Saturday night Sunday II 30 A. NJ 100. 8 80. 800
For HaI ri,burg at I 90 5 co. gas 4. NJ. 90 30
zoo, 100 90 T.. NJ, II 10 night, except saturday
IL nieht.
For Potts, lille at 700, 100. sA5 \. NJ. 90. 80,
Oo. Z 40 l.. NJ. 10 Is night. except Saturday night
sundays, ii 80 y. NJ, 90. $3.50, 600 =. NJ, l2:l5
might. - -
For snnbury Lewsburr and wilamspoIt at 90
& 200 $40 y NJ. | 100. 80. 30 u. NJ. II 10 night
except Satnfday night Sundays. ia A. NJ 600 T. NJ
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk. Sc.
90 13 . 40 4. NJ. 90 80 j 40. 80 20 Allen
NJ sundays, 80 10 \. NJ. 90. 80 i. NJ
FOR WlEeslaTre Pltts;on and scranton y 40 \. NJ,
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LICE STOCK MARKET.

New.York June 30. 1898.
and y e Ss for S ks supply
was heavy for Friday and trade wa du ana dilgSng
e e Ssn' Four O. Ss ger lGS an @ sold
s$ TgS from Pe Kensucky, at 81 Is ordinary to
Esd o So ss ses a, a. = s 20 'a
Civ dressed native becfidcs more active demand a!
"a: Ca: q, ss dSs iS cow 'i b GS f a4 caS;
syeq or from LSnsOI ncr ana and Hnsn steers Se
,ealiioc dressed weight shipments 400 opters Of
ee S ENe seHd c d 'Gr 4e aSaser, q beef in
and $40 a' gnt tas "r which rsG S'r viii
put $50 cattle the Egyptian Monarh ana 100 n0ap on
total FROM this port the week OF 90 cattle soS
aus sis & 9ss 'ns C Su rSse 20 Illinois 1896
sSe 90 s sa 10 at ps 49, b b d. 81 ITO
Pennsylvania do i25l n at 81 do 1880 NJ at - 90
q eo %e%se Ss zoe CO.. e western
6. d. do iCs TSP s. st g d. 1s0i p
Fl sn do DO 'aq lgsc 3 st It 8 a. 'Y
Is \ saE'a y E:"n:Es'4, ;.o
i II 90 i at 20 5; + a. & &,
d. 1879 h. az s. 2o 20 do, l4li N, at IS 20 ONen
1905 y. a, 81 GO ,.n,n,. .,eo,s ,,7o s4e5; u
1855 a avs IS 70 Oxen, 1000 n at 50 So stag 400
!" %e1,on ccu % ss. fed Virginia steers lioo
n a, T. tS eu Mc hoo p oa At 800 H. at 50 CO.
n.
CALVES-Receipts, 1l7i head Of which 1929 head AT az
GOthst The market weak and lower, cI9sihe %.
OF from prices food TO prime veas soiu ~
g. az % per N culls at Sass butermilk calves at
opened seady closed City dressed vcas SOLD al
9Gi2c pcr country dressed at Sal0i2c early IN he
Day Tic best little calves at cd7c dressed butter
Ssles~iIsilenbeck & Hollis: Neals l2i n average at
81 - per leo n, do. eco H. at s. % ~ 9uterhdlh
Ss7 n at IT'S s. Is - DO las NJ at a. fed calves 2oa H.
Icine Wright & Co: lsG veas. 14o n. at ~ %; 80
do iis n at s. l2l 80 do. ll3 H. at q 10 culs 1oS
n at S. do. 1873 II. at as DO. 1i2 H. az 81 so 10
l do 300 n 81 30; 25 do. I0l n. az - %; 90 do
1877 NJ nt 81 IA mixed do. l2s n at - so 90, -
c. Dilenbaek: 100 veas 14s n. at - 20; 122 co. jas
49, Newton 4 Ciiett e buttcrnllk calves. 15s NJ at
- IS: mixed do. ll3 ~ At 80 p. ' -. , oco hon,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Raceipts, II cars, or 500 head
market excited with sales 95G5oc higher and enough
TO 90 around Common 10 fair sheep sclo al 7idfo
bunch Of ycarngs IS % ordinary 10 pine lambs al
s6 5OdsS and , cars Of Virginia do at IS 80;
higher ut 9dl4c ami extIa prime stock sold a, high
saics-I ~ pdcock & Son: $50 Virginia lambs, o.
N average az IS per 100 o25 do 5S ~ at 81 a lo4
DO 81 ~ at 81 % d. 40 H. at 81 ~ virginia sneep Vi
D. Mcpherson Co.: 24l Virginia lambs, = NJ a.
IS 27l do 90 N, at 81 So II Virginia yearlings oo
n at S. 25 - 40 -
S Judd & Co.: 523 Virginia lambs. SO n, at So 90
O. DiIenhack: 1853 Ohio sheep. IS n at - state
do. 70 NJ at 81 70; es Ohio lambs 80 NJ at 50 90 n,
4oth.st and ears at Jersey CITY. Market hrm and
the few good hogs s,le brought - per 100 H.
Country dressed higher: Medium weights sod at Ga"
csc; light do at 1oal0ee o.. - mo 8, ~
ace at a. per 100 N: / do $50 N, at 80.
Hume & Mullen 3 State hogs. 10 n, at 81.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

LXPKISS Trains leave .tatOn Ccntral KIlIr0ad o.
NcwJer-ry foot Of Lbcriy->t. North kiNct. -
FOR rIlfLADELl'IilA. week days 90 : go 49,
DINING Car u. ~. > 10 -
Dining Car 90 tInct Psrl"r Car 90. O 90 80.
y. NJ. - 10 night. SUNDAY, 900, 10 30 u -
Dining car a. N. 80. 80 Dining Car. 100. 600
y. M. ~ Is night.
= FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. week DAYS
and SUNDAYS 900 II - dining Car a. NJ; 80 3 -
Dining Oar. 500 90 p. NJ. II 10 night
Pullman PaIl0r tars day trains anu pullman sleep
Ing Cars night trains.
Ticket. and par,or Car Dr. procured ~ H.
23j oGl as SO ga fl+O. 323 Broadway 137 Sixth
ave ~ East ith-st. 81 Columbus-aN" l3 fa.t l2oth
l25th-,t New NOfk Ourt-~t., $50 Fulton
st.. Brooklyn. aud 81 Broadway, Williamsburg.
Tho York Transfer Co VIII call for ana cheek
baggage from hotel o residence q destination.
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RAILROADS.
pennsylvania
= RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY0F AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block SIGNALS and llterl0cdlg Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
Dcsbrosses and COrfiandt Streets
In Effect JUNE 2i,h. 1898.
TIE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
300 4. Pullman vc,tlbalc Sleeping Cars % chi
Coaches Chicago. Arrives il Tinsl1nat 80 "a w. ~
FAST LINE.
900 4. Mfr Pitt>burg and Central Pcnnsyhahs
Parlor Car to Plttsburg.
TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1900 NOON.-C Composed exclusively Of Pullman Nesti'
hule Drawing and state Room sIsPnf na Ds a
sreno sT and typewrt.rs bathrooms Tor both
ladies' maid barberseon 1ary ad all a aas s1
and movable electric lights Chicago - go noon
ST. LOUIS. CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO ENfkEs~.
to ST. Loui, Cincinnati and Chicago, Ncstibule smok.
ing Car and Passenger Coaehe; to 81 Lou,'' Ni ad
Chicago 80 y. m.
THE WESTERN ENPKE~S.
63OPNI-P Pullman Vcsbule Sleeping Cars to Pittsbui g.
chicago and CleyelMd Dining Car to Sne'I9. n ar
rives Cleveland ll.40 a. ~. Chicago 93o D. H. menu
SOUTHWESTERN EMPRESS.
73o w. weehday, "a; cr M Msmph and
s. L%%, D9as car ASG@s 70 EIsh%ond Al, M5i, st.
Louis 100 a. m! ,econd morning.
Pacific EXPRESS.
M" Gay SRt,s s' S ca.
Ps 1 ISIcGo 30 2 i, D. Columbus 40 III" anu
SHENANDOAH VALLEY RotTE for points S q, \ No n
West and East renn Va Ca IA l (; 1 'sbt NTH m
sleeper TO Memphis
WASHINGTON AND THE >OrTH.
1900 ~" Wa7hins,on Limited" T c@achs D HniS
Pnaan raroT CARE AID Dd"s Washing
Trains: 80 $50 20 and md 90
ss 80 IL. D. EIprc,'j 200 ara 400 1 ~ :, and 9s
$50 % r n.'s M Si 'S aud ' D,s HS
Ilcash Sleeper to augusta Memphis Hot sp y"S;
son y w.. Dally for ali poInt- Chesapeake Ohio
or "a n T5 hTse 6 SepT AND and via cre
Charles Route. 5 :oo 2 m wcekdiy' and, with Through
' HT r1s car 20 S Day ;%~Ssnse'' wit"
For ong MAN nnch !Sn y'' a S9y' OCEAN Grove and
ro int rs,@m sso 20 70 10 90 200 a. ~ 10 II 10 10
and 90 p m. week day, SUNDAYS, :: 10. . - a. m;
Ocean Grove Sundays.D
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ENprsS 20. 20. 90. 80. cn. 30 40 100 Wash
incton Limited. With Dining carr. and II 90 4 m.
az 90 noon Pcnn-yiNara Limited with Dining Carr.
II 20. 90. 40, 100 3 30 / :O1. 80 90 90
80 7 80. 500. and . -, y. IN. and II IL night
Accom- Odnon. II 90 a. M. 40 aud 100 y. sun
day-. Express ID. = 30. 90. 30 10 co u. M.
O2 90 noon Limited, , 90 { 20. 80 > 90. G:3O,
no aS 10? % % @Sd % o. D. ' % S' "s'''
For Tim tables ~ trains L. local points the Penn.
sylynia HaiilOad system apply At III, following Ticket
oiiccs Nos. 49, ga. llJG. 1873 II" Ind Pol Brad.
way Aston lioI-c. 1874 Vast l2jth Strcer. 2cl West
125fh Street. 2"I Couirt~ Avenue. 137 SNth Avenue.
foot OF Dc>lro-s"- and Coru.nit streets tourt
Street $50 Fulton Street % Hro'f"ay. aud IHCokln
Annex station. Of Fulton street. Br-Dllvi i2J
Hudson Street Hohoken; Station. Jersey Clty.
The Ncw-NofK irIn-i"i COMPANY viii call for and
check hotels and residences through detl
nation.
:. VI. PROVOST. J. II. WOOD.
General Manager. General iH-S'r Agent.
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Otis ELEVATING RAILWAY
Improved service 10 the
CatskiII Mountains,

Connects with o 20 II 20 and $40 trains Ncw.YorI
Central and II 3j and $40 train, West Shore Full
roads Cat.kll Mountain House Kaatcr>kill Hotel
Laurel House. and commencing july for Twilight santa
ruz Sunset rlka nnd Oneora Parks, and Tannersvlc
Also with Albany Day Doat' and Catskill Evening Line
LIMITED TRAIN tScmm s@S ay e on
Saturday, at - T.. NJ. for CateNll without stop con
with III. trains tuo at the Mountain S'a-oi III
s lIOI.KS AND 80 MINUTES.
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Cash quotations ~ follows: Flour weak. mex
10 impossible to effect SALE No. , spring wheat
" l266I 5-ac: No. spring wheat, q. b., % -"
No 3, So 3-st. No. 2 oats. Csc. No. rye, AZ &c
20: barley, mono. No. 1 fsxseed, 81 TO- Prime
urcothy seed. 81 05. Mess pork. per Dbl. SIS 100
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Err E LIN ES.

Through Trains for Chicago and the We-t leave Ncw.
York foot Of thambcrs-st. daily a. follows and i've
minutes earlier from West 23d It,:
OF. A. NJ. southern Tier Express for Bnghant1n.
O.fO Emira. Horncli-yillc and SALAMANCA. PaIlor
ar daily except Sunday 10 Monticello.
unnO A. NI.-Solld train 10 Chicago. Pullman Sleeper.
JU.OO Via Chautauqua Lake. Parlor ear New
\ ork e. Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Dining
s).nA p.M.-Ncstibulc Limited. solid train for Chi
')sUU via :h1utauqua Lake. Sccpers to Chicago,
cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining
Q.On r. NJ. solid train to Chicago. VIA Niagara Falls.
OsOV Siocpcfs TO Buffalo. Rochester and Chicago.
E.ln =. M.-Va Chautluqua Lake and Niagara Falls.
O.CU solid train Chicago. Secpers 10 Hornclls.
vile. Chicago and Cincinnati.
I OCAL TINE TABLE. TICK Els AND PULLMAN
IL accommodations at 2Gl .ol fO $40 and ?J1 Broad.
way, 105 Wcst-st., Chamber aud West 2'dst. rres.
w-York; 1893 Fuon-t Brooklyn 200 lludson.St..
Ioboken ana jersey city station. Erie Ttansfcr Com
pany calls for ana checks baggage from hotels and
d.ncc Ia
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION
TO
NE~T pnINT


steamer MARY POWELL, leaving De bross's 81. AT
I - T. NJ. West I'D ST . l.. NJ. Arriving at West
Point 80. Returning On any OF the West Shore
Railroad trains pa~sc. will haV" ample tme u see
Parade government Buildings, &c Fare for round
trin ONE DOLLAR.
EXCURSION. July 1. to New-lIavCn. the
IL beautiful "City OF Ems."-Ncw 'tccl twin screw
steamer Richard Pck thr flyer leaves Pe,k Slip Jry
L. . 80 n. N"w-llaNrn. returning az II p The
views along Long l>ard Sound aud around New-iiaven
make the trip unsurpassed. Fare fot the round trip
II so No charge for brltls.
ROCkAWAY BEACH.
STEAMERS
GEN SLoCUM AND GRAND REPUBLIC
Leave Momin/ Attn.
West DIT. New.York 40 10 20 30
West lOth-st.. New-Yo k......-.-. :oJ lo'lo 100
'' nsisc o SHSins ~ - 'D'''" 1896 s:os
Jcwril's Wh,,f PRO llyn ........o 10 IL 200 20
Jersey City Brooklyn Annex Boats leaving - q, M,
NJ and - l., n Returning. leave u a.h IL 80
n. m, 100 and u 90 p. M.
zoe. lARr ROUND TRIP. SOC
CUNDAY EXCURSIONS through Kill Won
- Kul and Prince Plv ALONG STATEN ISLAND
To E0.SSViLLE and KEYPC RT. STEINER MtIENrA
leaves foot NI,SEY ST. North River, 10 A. NJ Fare.
30 conts. Exclusion. 80 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
ALL RAIL ROUTE

TV'N wv" hNNN0TT VI IN N'NV' To III
Tor Red Bank, Long Branch and points south to Point
Pleasant 80. $50 to Ied Rank. 10. 1890. IL 80
A.. n. or 20 saturday. only 80, 2;l5. 80 :oo
4 30. J;3o. G:iJ T. NJ. Sundays except Ocean Grove
aud AssurY PARK. o:l5 II 10 =. NJ. 4 . y. VI.
For Lakewood Toms River Barnecat PARK AMI Barn'-
CAT, Z 80. 10 \. N. 80 / 10 T. M
For Beach Haven Atlantic CITY, vnelani and Bridge
ton. 80 ~ NJ. 30 u. VI. .
For Monmouth Beach: seabrieht and Highland Beach
3 10. ~ A. NJ. 10 4 T.. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
r AIDING
RAILROAD SYSTEM
Anthracite Coal-Fo Smoke-No Cinders.
Time Table IN effect July L. iS93
LEH!CH VALLEY DIVISION.

IIdIut ITINN IIUI OF I.IIF
For Chicago II 20 .. m. q ~. S.Nl y ~
For Pu1uD ...N. 10. IL 80 =. no., - 10 N.'' y h-
For Niagara Falls ...... u - a ~. ~, = 'n y ~
For nor stcr = -. II 80 q. NJ, > ~ T. H,
Above ain, run duly Through Pullnun laro ana
Sleeping Car. .,..., =.
ron WILKEsBNEEI. PlIr>ION And SCRANTON
So. u 30 a. No.. : l. 90 900 Sundiy-. except
scranton, 10 II 30 a III. 90. 90 D. m.
FOR PO1ISVILLE SIS a. NJ, T. 80. 10 p. M
T5i, KENDING AND HARRIsBrRG SIS II 30
Y 70 i5 900 ~ snHin'f: > Ho% Z w axn
MAC' II CHUNK. 7oo -. II 30 a. N; - 80,
SO 10 600 90 p. ~. sunday, %. : 10,
10 20 II 70 q. m; 90. 90 T. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01

san Francisco, juno 80 1893
tf,da IT, at Yesterday TODAY
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-11-07
No 80.

the existence of the Sherman law did
not create panic, and tha5 repeal is not
necessary to restore confidence, and
never has been necessary for this pur-
pose but was deserted by the bankers
and Wall street to further their own.
ends and aid British, German and New
England mortgages at the expense of
the public.
Our Senators who are standing by
us need TO be sustained, and in such
States as have elections the coming
November it becomes every patriot to
get to the polls and vote a Populist
ticket to beat the Hessian horde which
is banded to place us under the feet of
British, German and North Eastern
mortgage holder.
WILLIAM II STANDISH.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-11-07
DITORIAL SUGGESTIONS.

, n meal, cotton seed meal, pea
or wheat bran, with hay, makes
9ndid feed for fattening cattle.
prove the breed in stock, cattle,
and Chi :kens. You will never
it. Blood will tell'' in every
on the farm.
considering the financial matter
will conclude, after proper study,
;he United States can keep its sill
honey as good as gold, as easily as
a its bonds. We defy contradic-
5lish farmers, it is said, will quit
ing grain altogether. That will
I'VE the market for American
2rs, and still the English farmer
uy imported grain cheaper than
n grow it.
3lness men everywhere have been
Iing expenses on account of the
5ency. The farmer should do the
Keep no hens that do not 7ay
. at such times. Reduce help to
west; do the same with teams, if
ody will buy the useless horses.
ato raising is a success in North
ina. But many of our best farm
not understand how to save
through the winter. This is the
rtant part, as many buy their seed
r' year, thereby sending thousands
liars out of the State. Practical
es on this subject will be appre-
/. Send them in.
writer in a farm journal speaks
truly when he says: There are
at many things in the world that
ard to understand. That is for a
Of my age" I say a man of my
for | observe that younger men
and understand much more than
1 will not say precisely what my
J. but I am over fifty. A man to
the most must be about twenty.
then pretty sure to know nearly
thing, or if there be anything he
not krow, it is something not
l bothering about. Speaking for
If, find that the sum of positive,
ne knowledge I possess is not so
as it was many years ago, when
about Tins age, or little less.