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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug. 81 (speeial.-wheat advanced cen:
In the first hour yesterday bued by the NewYork bank
statement by nlk Of easier money here and by an
tcfpaion Of favorable silver Monday. Part
OF this advance lost in the last hour New-YOfk
teecrophed that the cash there greatly de-
pressed by large arrivals. Cables while up fractionay
showed snap; exporters reported themselves unable
TO anywhere cash transactions; there was
prospect OF a increase OF 100000 bushels in the
visible Monday. and the prospect also Of increase
In the local stock September opened a. COS, sold
between Gx and Ga and closed at 81 The spread
September and December narrowed G cents
and only O. cents AZ the close. Receipts were
ninety. against olZ last year. Mondays est
mate eighty three cars.
Large receipts kept from showing much ttnila-
thy With the bank statement with any other -cut
mental announcement. september opened at 3js
sold between 81 AID 36as, and cl sod at 3Gas. Re
cenf. were 57l cars; etinate for Monday 700
charters we're made FOR 10000 Illinois, indiana aud
Ohio were sill without rain Charter were made Tor
10000 bushels Of oats. confirming Friday announce
melt Of a la &c export business The market va; firm
tween 23ia and "a and closed at 23'i Receipts were
Ss0 GAYS. the e,timac for Moldav 4lj ProNis
hod boom pork advancing 80 cent Dirf'l ri~ Tor
September delivery, 80 cents 100 Armour "as "a
buSer Of futures The whOe trade reported an uN
usual cash demand The ca,n dsmahd lor III
IS siacc and fu,ue. dragging. Lard had pr~ 'al
advance. There 1000 hOgsi uo e't;nAsue i'
Monday next week l2VW'0o ~ - Dr.
dcied tina, Friday will show n9t over oVoV d n
OF lard 10 store, over ~ wv DDi'' Vi Po'"' ~ INV
over 100000 pounds OF riuS
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WORLDS FAIR.

Select parties leave New-York Bwceklv for Chicago.
visiting Washington Niagara Falls the St Lawrence, ct.
Vestibulc trains Dining cars, best railroads and hotels
everywhere. All travelling expenses included
On Tuesday Aug % Special Select Party VIII leave
New.York for an extensive tour include WASHING
TON CHICAGO, and the EXPOSITION COLORADO
SPRINGS MANITOU. PIXIES PEAK, GARDEN OF
TIE GODS SALT LAKE CITY. DENVER NIAGARA.
FALLS Toronto, tho ST. Lawrence, Montreal and Boston
First elias, throughout. Immediate application necessary
Fun particulars fiom
TIIOS. COOK & son,
261 AND 1925 BROADWAY, NETWORK.
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n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.
Excursion Tickets Ncw-Yori 10 Chicago nm" ne
turn, s2".o0.
Special Conch Excursions. on Monday, Aug. - ~;
mi nnIM cdnr hn y. sept I.Ith, NJ

ENcursiOn Tickets, Now ork 10 hicHeo """ Nv
turn, s2".oO.
Special Con ch Excur-ionS Monday Aug Ism.
saturday, sept. 9Th. aud Wednesday, sept. iJih' ~
$1,000.
Through trains for Chicago and the Worlds Fair Lave
foot Of West 42dsi. follows II minutes EARLIER i""
Frinklin.st.:
9:i5 4. W. daily VIA Niagara Fails. Through Pullman
slccp'rs New York 10 On. ago. ArrN's Detroit 80
D. H., Chicago 30 =. III, -. Loui. - a. ~.
1:t5 y. w. da +. VIA NiagIra Falls. Reclining cNAlr
car seats frce) Ncw-York to Niacara FALL. through
pullman scepr, Ncw-York 10 Chicago. Arrives Detroit
9 40 p. m, Chicago ~ a. N, -. Louis . 700 ?. ~
~:iJ 4. VI except >.lulaN for W., Cornwall. pFr's
and Walsh Valley Eailr ad stations Stony Ford Miad -
town Bioomin gburg. Wuu-bnro summt,Ilc. EAcnNule.
Tal>burg Monticello ana Liberty.
y, Is A. Vi. daily for Midtown. Tsshurg Monti'el
To- Liberty. Whit" Lahc. ClrhIdaie, scranton Walton,
Delhi. >ilucv. Norwich, Utca, Rome, Oneida, Fulton
Oswcro Nipcarn lall-.
III, r. VI. saturdays ONLY. for Campbell Hal. Mid
detown. Bo0U.n -burr >ummtyile. lI"lN He la-JurR
Monticello. LInr.ity White Lake, I.yirg.on Manor.
3:1j l.. VI. .rNccpt sunday. Nt~Nhul~i Limited fr
Lake Mohonk. Iako M.nncwe-Aa and Walk Nail'r
Dale. Ccntre,dic. Fall, burg. Monticello Hurie'Nl
Liberty Fall Liberty ParA~slie an1 Livingston Manor
1870 y. VI IcN,.if SUNDAY Cor w. Cornwall. Or'-
" u.s. Campbell Hal. Nidd'etoVu. SGmultslN-, Elem
Vile. aud AL l.t.fuod.i ft points.
7:t5 u. VI. daily. Nfdf,fpwn Suufultt no. fall--
burg Liberty, Livingston Manor 80 Nand Walton = 4
ner. Norwich oneida, Fulton. p-Ntgp. NlA.1t lIll-.
Tickets AID Pullman accommodations tt HtI hf,nf way
NowiorS Tmn.icr Company calls fn ard ch'rA~ ba- '-'
10 Destination .
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or JERSEY
(Anthraciie Coal exclusively insurng Cleanliness
and Confori.)
-Four Trucks. Protected by Automatic Block signal
system Trains leave station foot of Liberty ~.
Time Tn bic in effect June rs. 1898.

For Ph1dcpLIs, WeoK days. 100. 8 w . 100 TO %,
il 80 DINING tor A. NJ. go 2d5. 3 80 lDning a.
il - night. SUNDAY, 900 10 49, Il 30 (Dning Cap
For Baltimore and Washington, week day, and sundays
90 II 80 Dining Ctl A NJ, 80, 80 Dining CarJ
90 90 T.. NJ. IL Ii night.
Tor Reading at :. 90, 90 - 4; NJ. 90. 80
SATURDAY night Sundays. II 80 A. NJ. 20. 80 800,
80 For II nU At oo 90 s:45 A. NJ 90 80
90 . 90. as J.. NJ, - 10 night except saturday
night sundays, II 80 a. NJ. 100, 3 90. 30 T. NJ.
II 10 nisht. 49, ~ - 80 . ~
90 80 =. NJ. l. 10 night. except saturday night
Sundays II 80 4. NJ. 90 3 80. 600 +. NJ. i Is
For sunbury, Lew.bnrg and W WNIIiam,po,t A. 90
except SUNDAY night Sundays. 7l5 A. NJ. 900 =. NJ.
l. II midnight. -, =.
90. 7I5 8 as A. NJ. 90 80. As. 80 70 Allen
town p NJ Sundays. 80 10 \. NJ, 90. 30 L. NJ
For Wllke,barrc Pitt-ton and scranton. 3 40 A. ~
30 p. NJ. Sundays 80 4. NJ
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Aug. 2G.-Flour dun. unchanged; sales.
ments 252630 bush; stock, ISL $50 bush; sales,
& 900 BUSH No . red spot and August. 65i H6jasc:
September. 65a4 NG6c; October. 61%46Sc December,
wheat by sample 65dG6c. Corn nominal; stock,
1851 BUSH mixed spot and August "a. DC; Sep
tember 45a45ec October 45i2c bid; year 4Jc asked;
white by sample. i9150c yellow do. 49050c
Oas steady stock. 17O,S55 bush, No white West
ern. 33l2u3ic: No . mixed do. 3OQ3lc. Rye quiet,
stock, 2,6o7 bush; No 2 Sc. Hay quiet
good to choice timothy. sl50$lG Grain freigilts
Provisions steady unchanged. Butter very quiet.
creamery fancy, 25c; do fair to choice 22U2ic; do
imitation, 19H20c; ladle fancy lSc good TO choice
l5Q17c store. packed. 15ltl7c. Eggs steady, 15c
Coffee quiet: Rio cargoes. fair. l9c: No I. 16isc
Sugar strong; graduated, 5Ssc. Copper unchanged
Whskey firm, 81 1905 90
Boston. Aug 26.-Markets quiet
Buffalo Aug. 26-No demand for spring
wheat: spot quiet unsettled Sales, 5000 bush No
Northern spot, G4NGf4c; 5000 bush do. 64i2c; 5000
bush do. 6ic; closing, No l hard spot. 69i2c; No
Northern G4i2U3c; do, f. 63u63hc Winter wheat
quiet unsettled No red. 63i2d6iiec No red.
6oQ6c No / white. 65c; No white 62i2c. Corn
irregular, generally lower. Sales cars No vel
low. 4ia 44i4c G000 bush No corn 42i2l tie; l5eO
bush do, 42c. arrive 1000 bush No corn; Al "a
asked; > cars No mixed sold at PC, track. Rye
nominal. No . quoted 5005lc. Flour in good de
mand steady; best spring, AHSi 10; winter straishts
s. 2oG s. So Rye -four SH SO -. Mill feed strong Of
ferings light. unchanged. Canal freights strong;
wheat. 4Ssc corn. 4c; seed. 42sc to New-fork.
Chicago. Aug. 26.-The leading futures ranged as
follows:
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Railroads.
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.


'AhAiV'o ioot VI DtsDrOsStS C0rtlandt NtTeets.
900 NJ u t9fii 1SS' x, sss Sleep.
"' @ i5 10 a15 s. cac9 Inaaa a%5
$50 A. LcaI9 80 q. Ii ncN Day Car
r Seo ana . s51 sieSI
800 r. M s S1 ASlfS N = g? neGT
EArhEss.- rnliman Seipins and Dining cars to St.
Louis She on ana Chesso Arrives c!ncin 10 80
$50 %EsrfGR E X I!Ssso M 3 Sleeping
Xye Ce0ei 1a II 20 H. D chicago
$50 ?. NJ. soT;Tfmi'wEsrrrN EXPRESS weekdays.
10 cRca d St a Seeg4f v @d c RnnS
500 E. u F rS9i n fsHTa %2'P2f
$50 T. g. ond moanine 12ed" II 90 IA G9lu'
800 r. u. siIEN, ASDoo%SH vAELrY EoUTE daily,
Sleeper to Memphis
BN.TIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1890 A. I.-"Wa-hinston Limited" week days.
$40 =. Con Iss sa " LIMITED" daily Pullman
Paror Cars end Dining Car. arriving Washington
ADDITIoSSAd EXPRESS TRIMS $50 $40 Os, II
e. . chares'"% cOS%bla ' JaStsOnyills and Port
40 r. MDcS SaSa s aS Dsnyfs rs. daily
Sleegers TO Augusta. Memphis and New-orean'' D'"
800 MPay ,n for D CHss'Ps%s' Ohio Railway
Fer | 6b Sf,P8S 59f ycEEoIK va
nsSss s5as5 car. 'G py fss,S s,7 with
Fer For f Long RMSb s rsn,
Pheasant 30 80 $40 10 a. m. II 10 u 20 Sa'nr'
davs SUNDAYS Is Q - a m. 3 Is p. m. do not
TN n, Asburv Park and Ocean Grove Sunfays.)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 70. 20. 5. 30 .; 80 10 IL m az
8. 8. $50 $50. 3 p ~ y 10 night: Sundaiys.
tied . 4. 80 8. 30. as. 8 8 m. 12;l5 night;
Broadway ! Aston House 1874 Fast lgjth Street. 264
West 125,h Street 25l Columbus AHenpe. 737 si.th
Avenue and ~ DcSbrOsseS and COrta'dt Stret~;
4 Court Street $50 Fulton Street % broadway and
BROOKLYN Annex station. foot Of Fulton Street. Brook
lvn 100 street Hobokcn; station. jersey city.
The New.YGrk Trai~fer Company will call for and
check baggage hotels and residences through cet
nation.
s. NJ. PROVOST J. Z. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
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Work tOanteo.
Males,

any other kind Of work; ha, two children 20
support. Address $40 East 77th-st., base
mcut.
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FURNISHED Roo ms.

WEST 3SD.SI.. -liand-m'ly fur.
nl-hed .quarr rooms also bscN parior all
dorn couNcnlenreS; priNnt" hpu9', near
beautiful grounds 81 Blind Asylum.
i-~TNNN. high, desirable basement
also choice olcoVc and small rooms, refer
ence.. - Wet l2th-st.
3sII->r.. 2l6 WE>r.-Iiandsonirl, fur
n she'd larg. and tiall rooms, wei kpi gem
trrl house. mar Broadway; br'Nil-l up
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zork to-day. sheep-Recelpts soO mead; shipments.

York to-day Sheep-Recepts. 900 head; shipments,
go head Market steady , and v UNCHANGED
nor,s. catte~Receipts, 500 head: shipments, 900
head; not sufficient business to make market;
quotations nomnally as follows: Common native
Steers 81 75q$ IS: best. 81 90QS %: Texans 81 COZ
s. 75 cows. 81 4ods2 80; range cattle. g Joas3 80.
strong heSG Sc SsSer 1 aDd
packers. 81 509S5 80; prime heavy and butcher
Weights, s. 50q5 70; light, s. 25u s. s. Sheep-Re-
ceipts. 1900 head; shipments. 1900; prices un-
pCa1
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nrr>~,t ,,f-r c.,t rutfer
and ntt-r % a day o. a, home porie.' nc
ltlaraIt,,-l velvet sIh OF clotn suit, malo
100 .nost time ioi SO. fancy wi.s.>, coats
and bail gowns a .usc.a.t,. a LAST lOth.
81 mar b''iu"'''
,uri>TlC DEf~~NlAKINf, p0rf.ct
ifffu. Costume. n0n -l1 up. \. NJ
own III. Wet -BI -.
t.,,.'' ,.,,i'r','' No. "6ie,,Ion I country
rr.f..t,.. cl,y r.r.r.ur... p!;I~SN ANI.H.
aiJ Ia.t Jsfh..t
80
t.,, a., t.i,''. o. o-,,i,flsh h.,.,l, in bu..
n"'f an 1'",r- .,'.,.i o,,n f"r h,ff
'., .l,,, al, ma h,,.s 4 davs
III s',,.,inr -, :. n.r dav ,d
a. =, 49,. t-,.t-,,., ,t
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tjelp Uante0.

Males.
AGENTS. our 30 ctt article sells at
light cycrvwhrr"i you double your money
cash refunded for un-ot goods. UNITED
TRADING CO.. 1886 Librrty-st.
AGENTS Mineral lamp wlcks never
burn out, no smoke, 10 SCOT. no trimming
light "gull {" "a -ag,Pi-- zoe. assorted
dozen %. Il. SIAl NLts 90, froN''
d'nce. +. I.
AGENTS. Gcncral agent FOR each county
IN Ncw .Iei,ev, Nrw-Nurk and Vermont at
once i,y- - pr day quicH ealer 10 com
petition -udrant"cl .. IA. busters only
ned nddrcp, r. \. HURD & CO., Box j93,
Red Bank. y. J.
BI. sINflSS OPENING for an enterpris.
Inc man without capital Address. mention
INK recent q. cupliion. with references, OUT
LOOK. l.. o. Box 81. station ID. New
York.
DEAF MITES can scll safety automatic
hoicba - send 3Jc. stamps Tor sample
pair and circulars OF other lightning
Wy. Cu.,ard,. IA.
WANrED-\ man under 10 years q
age who uud 'rstands bookkeeping thor
nr.h'y t. at a. head % N" desks ~
rtah ign,y dfyrool, cstah,i-hment; Know. .
DIEo u tho business preferred. Address
IOOKKEEPEls Lac Broadway.
Females
PROFITABLE aud pelslnt employment
n home. suitable f'r any j r>on accustomed
% light TASTY. ornam"pAl wofk inrlo.e
q recfei euNrl re for particulars. JOHN
FuTTRELL Wilmington. Del
WANTED. A hrst.clas> cook In private
hoard nc-n0us" must have good reference
Call after . o'clock az 40 East 3oth->t.
WANTED Fir.t-class waitress. Apply
at 10 West lSth-st.
NNTED.-Flr chamhermlld u
assist In waiting. 30 West lsth-st.
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Real estate Wante0.

WANTED by October Is. a house Ok
ten rooms, including bathroom, with gas
ard water: within fifteen miles OF New.
York: rent 5000 per year for three years
Address l.. BUTMAN, Conway Centre
New Hampshire.
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Doar0 tUanie0.
Drfsanaklnq.

ROOM and nOAED downtown ny yoln'
n"p. in private family. e. II. WILLIAMS,
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Ocean 9Ieamers
WHITE STAR LINE.

A WHITE STAR LINE.
,Teutonc.Auo. 3d. 30 Am. ~reulonc .Sept27 80 am
GNermaae. sept. G, pm. t,ermaac Oct 4, noon
Britannia Sept, 30 - 80 pm. Bitann Oct 49, IL
From White Dock. foot Of West 10th
Saloon rates. $50 upward. according TO steamer and
location OF berth Second caolh On these steamers $40
No - Broadway Nev-YorX Philadelphia Office, 400
II. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
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LEHIGH VALLEY R. R.
Passenger trninn leave loot Of Libcrty.st.


700 a. VI. daily for EAST MArcH CHUNK and
siJ 4. VI. dolly ~. GENEVA, ROCHESTER.
b FFAIO, and tho West PoIINNIILE and principIl
local poin chair to Eohe'ter Pullman car 10 Bur
9:os A. VI. daily except sunday for CLINTON and
l1.3O 4. NJ. daily for. GENEVA. RocnESTEE.
RI FFALO. NIAGARA lATI.S and an points West.
Pullman eleep'r to CHIC AG0 VA b,ia,i Irinan
Runet sleeper 10 Chicago via suspension Brdeci con.
nc-iIon, for Feeding and lIelrsbure.
12:3O T.. VI. daily, except sunday Tor EfNIRA and
ali Intermediate stations; conncctionr FOR POI, In
3:IJ =. VI. daily. except SUNDAY, Tor II NkHAN-
NOOK ond principal ntcrmcdct' stations; chair car 70
Wlkcsbarrc; connections FOR Pottsyillc.
100 aud $3.50 T.. VI; daily, except sunday for
50 TIL ILA1NFIELD and informed alto station ~
J:lj p. NJ; daily, except >und,', Tor lANI
6,Os p. VI. daily Tor BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
all POINTS West Pullman slceJ~r- 10 Chicago, "a
Buffalo and suspension Brdee; Connections for Read
ing and Harrisburg. -
500 p. Vi. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA, ROCHFS-
TfR III FFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and al points
Wet Pullman Buffet sleeper Chicago, Suspcnr.
Bridge Pullman sleeper 10 Buffalo.
Additional sunda, trains 10 80 A. NJ for Fat March
Chunk and intermediate stit!Ons. conn'rdon, for i"a'
Vile 40 +. NJ for Ta-ton and ntefneda,g station.
General Onico 20 Brosdwal New York CIV;
check baggage hotel residence through 10 dos
un4tion. A. w. NONNlMAtHl
r.. If. WILBUR. Assistant Gcn' Pas. Agent.
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A OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ sIONOLUT.U AND AUSTRALIAN SERVICE.
Ca rying the United States aud royal ma- Steamers
l,ave San Francisco a. follows r., a. 90
AI.ANFD -Thurdav. September 81
MAlslPo>N October -
remain over al Honolulu. Through tickets issued to all
chief points I'm Ncy-Zcalond and Australia. Special
Round the World Trip tG2l .
JOHN D. sPRECKFLS BRO.
TUOS. COOK a son. Gene al Agents
"6i and I2oS uroaiws-, y v. san Francisco.
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miscellaneous.

CUT THIS OUT.-Postaee stamps. small
collections. will bc bought bv T.. HERMAN,
9Gr ,,ate--avc.. B'ooklyn.
lGGS ahsolu'ely Il. sh. delivered AZ ret
dcue". KEYS lone POULTRY FARM,
Lock Box -, Madison, y. J.
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Conntrn Real gstnte for Sale

AGENCY NOR MONTCLATR.-Resid
propcrtie, Of All descriptions for sale ana 10
Jet furnished hou-es.
TURKS a TAYLOR ; Beckman-st.
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Delaware Lackswrnn, and Western X. X.
STATIONS In New York loot Of Barclay aud Chri-fopho
SHORTEST LINE. yEsTIBULED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route t, '.;"Al.h. ..."v,..i lid; M0NT'
GLAZE. THE ORANGES, summit. BernsIds'iNe, BSsf'
ing tidge Madison, Nor ,stownl rassaic r.t,fs a
rAICONG. HsckeitstoNn, 81 HOOLEY,s MOUNTAIN;
Wa,hinsi9n III ~ , LhdFsfI H. 1894 WAItE
TON, rITTsION,. WlLk ESBAKKE. NASrICOKE,
mAMr0N. OAF3iD; NGRWiCH. WatefVilc. UiitA,
6swisGos frnAtA, ,owEGo, Ii.MIRA, c0nSiNI.
M iEST I%HfhWfS;Ir ,$SP $50 Gli%EsTa p',". "
500 roma t,,cs t ama
Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving S:i5
100 d. 4. n. -BiNahAMToN MAIL. stops A. principal
100 p. .M.mSCKANT2%, pINGHAMToS. and Eli
Aid p M.~sCRANToN, WILREsBAkHE and PLYM.
nI III EXPRESS. Pullman pirlor cars. $3.50
s,so r. Nj. Dally).-ButrALo LIMITED EXPRESS
s,oD y. II. (Da'iJ).-ButFALo. R.CHtlELD SYRINGE
and 0sMEG9 EXPREsS Pg,m 40 ,i ,IGvs :,
Mnnayst ana 42e Broadway. Ticket, at f;sry stations
TX ana yg broadway 81 West l2Jth-st. 23j Columbus
ss3 gton-st. 726 Fuiton;st and
Z, Broadway Brooklyn. lime tables. giving full infor
msvp Rnsfrt,oIr EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
shssk baggags from motel OF rnSence 70 Destination.
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CINARD LINE

CTNARD LINE,
"A. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Canpanla sept. =. 10 a. m. EtIuria sept. 90 a.
Tmlra &c.,. sept o a. IN. Can pinia Sept. 30 80 I'm.
Lucauia opt To- a. IN. Serya ...O Oct. 3. II a.
Auralia noon. Gmbr oct : m
EXTRA STEAMER
GALLO september m.
From pier 10 North River. foot OF Clarkson.st
Cabin passncc $50 and upward Second cabin s3j and
inward according and location
Steeraee tickets and rom all parts OF Europe at
very low rarcr For freight and passage apply the
comIanv's dice No. I Bowling Green. New.York.
VERNON II. BROWN & CO.. General Agents.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

N Y Q. " u X. X ~ T'T--''-''7
FXCURsION TICKETS TO WORLD. FAIR'
GOOD TEN DAYS. $1,000.
ALSO ROT>D TRIP TICKETS. GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER IJTU. $500.
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ALL RAIL ROUTE

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
For Red nenA Long Branch ana point: south TO Pom.
A. NJ. Il 90 saturdays only. 30. 2lj. 3 80 90.
20 80 9l3 r. NJ SpnIayIi eAcC co = o's1n Grove
For Lakewood, Toms River, barn"ra, Park and Barne
For Beach Haven; atlantic City, Vinoand and Bridge
Tor Monmouth Beach scabrleht ard Highland Beach,
30 Ia II 30 A. NJ. 80, 80 6 10 y. NJ
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE

FROM PIER &. y. r.. FOOT RECTORST
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach Normondi~,
Scabrlght Monmouth Beach and Long Branch, at 30,
go, II 90 A. NJ. 90 3 Is, 80, > 80 +. VI. sun
day. $3.50 A. NJ. 90 u. ".
Pheasant II 90 4. NJ. 90. -. 30 ) 80 7: NJ
For Lakewood, Toms River aid Barncgat, 80 A. NJ
| 90 - I. ".
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Wrfan 6ffamerg.

A EUROPE, Holy Land, Round the World:
ocean berhs Send for Tourist Gazette" ,o,.
H. GAZE SONS, 113 Broadway, New-fork' (f'se ior''
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GARDEN ER.-IIead gardener by married
man, small family; understands his buH.
ness In all branches, greenhouses, roses,
pm,rries also care Of farm and stock ac-
customed 20 manage men best OF reference
from former and present employers, who
can be- seen IA New. York City; only those
p uuiring the services OF nrst-class man
NAV address for one week L. L., gardener,
Fair Haven, y. j.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-10-06

Woolman says tho old gang" must
fold up their blankets and march out.
IL hns been but short time since this
man Woolman, who 10 now talking 40
glibly about the "guug," and his little
clique Of followers were resorting TO ev.
cry underhanded scheme md intrigue
known to this class OF politicians Ia
gam control OF the party, tho mombers
OF which. this great reformer is now call.
ing tho gang" lie utterly failed in
this because tue members OF the party
had no confidence IN him or his repub.
licanism and, after he had been sat up.
on very omphatically few times by tho
members OF tho party, he camo to the
conclusion that his great ability MS u pol.
itician and statesman wcro not properly
appreciated by tho members Of tho 70.
publican party md decided to transfer
his allegiance to tho populiss party IN
the hope that IN this new party, where
he was not 40 well known. he might be-
ablc to shine as particularly brillian,
rcformcr and soop, by his smoothness
md cunning attain, tho posiiiop OF party
boss. lie benrs u grudgc ngninst the 70.
pnblicnns Of tho county for tho trent.
ment hs received at their hands and be
is foolish enough TO imaginc TINT he car
defeat tho party by calling tho member,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-10-06
nnrxcst Excutaionn,

II In with satisfaction that ih. Bur
ltngtop Route makes tho following nn-
nounccmcnt regarding this years har-
vest cxcurnions.
The dates which hayc been fixed for
these excursions Grc August %. Sept. ~,
and October 10. TN thcn,. MI rnilfonJ
agents west OF st. Loui. and Chicago
will sell round.trip tickets To Burlington
Route stations In Ncbrnsltn Knnsns. Col
orado. South Dako'n md Wyoming, u,
extremely low ratcs. Tickcia will hc
good Tor twenty days and will ndmrt u
s'op'ovor on tho going trip ut any poIn,
weat of tho Missouri RIVER
These facts ate brought 10 tho notice
Of the residents oi thu different state.
renchci by tho Burlington Route IN or
der TINT they may inform tbeir friend.
In tho east that. during tho NEXT few
months. three uneIualed opportunities
Of coming west will present themselves.
The passenger department of the Bur.
lipston Route will gladly aid tho peopI,
Of the towns along iis lines In their cf.
forts 80 induce eastern people 10 nyn,l
Themselves oi tho advantages Of these
llomcs"cker's Escur.ioor. Tho Under
signed, m request. will not only mail 10
any den'ted address supply OF ndysr
Using matter. bnt h. vii Ai-o ba plaaAed
TO put Interested parties In the wa, n
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-10-06

The democratic county convention
was held at Holvoke last Saturday. The
proceedings Of the convention were
quite harmonious. j G. Elder was cho
zen chairman and j. B Cummins score
tary. The successful candidates before
the primaries wero declared the nomi-
nees of the party. After adopting the
party resolutions, u resolution was adopt
ed declaring the Sterling Herald to be
the party paper for this county till such
time as democratic paper should be
established within the county. Editor
Compton OF the Sterling Herald was
present and responded to the passage Of
this resolution with short speech, and
in the course Of his remarks, stated that
he would conduct a Holyoks department
in ais paper to be edited bv democratic OF
Holyoke. Precinct committeeman wore
!selected MS iollcws. Noria. ]. Robert
Elder; south III. A. Buck; 2, Jerome
Lewis; 3, F. Sprague; 4, james Muir.
ply; s, VIM. Lowe; 6, B. r. Strickland.
W. d. Kelsey wns re elected chairman
Of the county central committee and
Dave Scott secretary. After adopting
resolution authorizing tho central com
mitteo to fill vacancies on the ticket, the
convention adjourned.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-10-06
uoMEsEEKERs' EXCURSION.

Sept. II, and Oct 10. II you conicm.
plate changing your location, IT will p.y
Won To take advantage Of tho Darlington
Rouic's hoincscekers' excursions Of Sept
IL, and Oct. 10. On ihoso dates, round
trip tickets 10 tho cheap land regions Of
western Nebraska, eastern Colorado and
nartbcrn Wyoming will be on sale at
very low ra,ss. Nearly 30 per cent saved
Burlington Route SCENTS will nlso sell
round trip tickets To southern points
Texas, Oklahoma. etc at considerably
reduced rates. AK the local agent Tor
full information.