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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-24
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July % (spesioD.-with the news relating
10 finances all bad. wheat yesterday closed 2 cent
HIGHER than Friday. September sold between 6o's ana
eeiac and closed at 60zc The big export ciearahces
for the week 5077 900 bush. were the principal bun
HIN Winter wheat receipts not much more than
half of last years. that was another hep' Ihefc
was a nrst-rate Gosh demand, ECO 900 bush being
taken q large OF IL contract grade. Every one
Sss ,mnressed by the statistics OF the week. the ne.
cspts 127O 900 bush less than the same week iae1
WI: eAports 2 $4,000 bush larger The crop re-
norts from the Northwest were un1yorabc mhresnng
not onehsif large in 1892 Local receipts Tec
sbippers were such good Of corn tina. prices aa
from ass 1880, and closed at S91sc. me corn osS
cash than could be nd Receipts were e2S GSa s H f
loo 600 bush. Cash handlers declare nat me ,t
80 so large because the money trouble county
sse,.ss being compelled liquids.e. Puts on Scptem,
ses S SSs strong san september from 2s24
and closed at 2iasc Receipts were 202 cars he cs.
innate for Monday $50 The shipping aen' no was
ea,s me LIGHT Su GOO head and with prices at the yards
10 heher sold There was the impression tna'
,he bic holders moderate sellers OF lsru: Or
So eoid from $40 1Ods9 o. and closed at 50 ~ V
toter closed at september ribs soio ao t 20 for
su n, end closed at SO o.. The hog csunae l1r
Monday was Fl 900 head for next week. looooo he'o'
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO IL. II.

iust IApIt.r Iflnr To
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON. CHICAGO, CINCIN.
NATI. ST; LOUIS AM, ALL POiSTs WfST
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE On ALL TRAlNS
Lea,s, ,New,York foot OF Lieery-st. .,,h,
tor CHICAGO III 80 a. m, 30 d. M, IL 10 nisht
For riTTSEuKG, 30 p M. !. 10 night.
For VwIAsiiniNNaTr 6Ns r B k9TIs ~ M 80
O. M. Dining Cer, 80 8 80 p. m. Dining Carl s. .
D. m. II 10 night. All Q aims run daily. .,
For NORFOLK H. Bay Line. 80 p En- sg y,
,1,l.ss. 100 Gr.nds T. a.. ' tlsons.e' Brocslyn
ststion foot Of Liberty-st.. q. + " Of N. j. ,...
New"York Transfer Co. will call for and check oes'
ease from hotel residence 10 Destination.
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p,rnwIy Gen Pas. Xct Central Il. T. Of n J.

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUpscRiir1TfioTnSl; RE- RE-.
1AIvEp AT THE uPTowN OFFICE. No 2i2 BT1ne
nay north Of ylsach nssa esi sis.
Is e. cor. oSd-s 10 ave- Io1 rSu,
sNc.. Third corner fo "
st o2o Thlrdaye near & i.ys
l~ W.. u<EIEM OFFICES, 1870 Fast one hun nn,y
.pdtwenty eis West oe hSIS areT nhs Up
n,r ~ NJ at regular oncs rates. p, u.,hay. go
udtordaye up TO p. M regular on'cs ls.ess w.
advertisements. 26S he9e"trs
L%nc soa Eoptv St 1872 Columbus ave- %
loe we' Ss TSrd.sye 20 IVES: FcSrtssnsn,. Isl
rid ave bet. 112th and 1l3th sts.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

EXPRESS TRAINS leave station Central Railroad Of
New-Jersey, foot OF Lberty-st. North River.
FOR PHILADELPHIA week days 90, 100 90
10 90 IL 80 Dining Car)oa. M; 80, 10 ~
Dining Carr 500 (Bans' fIIoT Car o. a 900 :, 80 80
Dining Car 80. 20 Dining Car, 100 600
d 10 10 night.
FOR BAITIMORE AND WASHINGTON, week days
and Sundays, 800 II 80 Dining Car a. m; 80 80
Dining Car. 00 90 p. m., Il 10 night 90
Pullman Parlor Cars day trains. and Pullman Sleep
ing Cars night trains.
Tickets and Parlo Car be procured al 172.
2a5 o6i 4I5 $40 9i4 114U, 1873 Broadway 1877 Sixth
ave ri East Ilthst 2j1 Columbhsayc 1874 East l25th-
st.. 2e4 West 125th-s NewYork n0uri.,t $50 Fulton
The New-York Transfer CO. viii call for and check
ba gage from. hotel residence to destination.
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READING
RAILROAD SYSTEM
Aathracite Coal-He Smoke-Ho CindsrA
Time Table In effect May II, 1898.
lEHlCH VALLEY DIVISION.

IIHIns I'dNt IOOt
For Chicago =, II 30 a. M; 90 co 500 90 "A, m.
For Niagara Falls. II 80 m, 90 go p M
Above tislns daily. Through Pullman Paroi and
Sleeping Cars. - . ..,ro -,
s15. II 80 q: -. u 80 100 p m Sundays. except
Scranton IL " 80 a. 90. . 90 p. IN.
FOR POTTS VILE S:l3 a. M, II 80, $40 p. M
''I FUR kE2D1Sn AND HARRISBURG sI5. IL 30
% Il 2 20 StS gTP p sRdayf o9 Rxp
MAUcH CHUNK, ;0o sI5. IL 20 a. I M u 70
10 80, IL 80 a. m; 90. 90 p IN.
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4 -HAMBIrRG- AMERICAN PACKET co

~. FAST LINZ. TO LONDON. ...
Nrw WORK SOUTHAMPTON AND HAMBURG.
- ~ " M fNormannia. Aug. II. 10 am.
~Ih ar 1 10 A. m. +. bismarck. Aug. -. pm
,, npn,i 20 IN 4 n m. Columbia Aug g. 10 a.
III Cabin $50 ard upward I'D CABIN 1oV, ~ -
HAMBITIG. AMERICAN PACKET co. ., bWay. y 7.
A PiiE IEw.Y0k TnIBUNTEEc r WILL o ~ R, ne
Sni "a "a dor nnrth Of Thirty hrstst and ADVEl;
TnSSEMfNrS at H. toM9s Branch 3rcet 2S Ssh'
corner Foueen,h 100 sdaye eorns -CS Ftsys
~, nv i,rr,yccond. 1872 Columbn~ave: % Ave
me- mo- 1888 TnGayc 20 wc AIS FS %SI4Ga 5
MIDI bet ti2h and ll3th SIS 49,. .,.s.o,
A. tne nas.t c4s West One-hundrcd and twerty.
ana 80 West One.hundred ard forty hth-st. up
IN .rooyn at G3 Courtst S0I W. ,ca DE- LOU
n ID 40 mn To X u. al rccular onlcu 49, ~
PedordlN' AMI, W. Sor advcrtiseucns. 213 Rcgcrt-t. W.
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~ EW.YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

Summer Schedule in effect June s5ih ii se8ir
ron PI'D BANK, LONG BRANtIIl ELBi.ho :,
ocEE0N GROVE ASBuRY PARK. SPRING LAKE AND
foTS S.in. leave Station Foot of beryt 30 80 to
Red Bank. SIS o:so "a 80 a. ap M 80 20 9s'J p ~
SUNDAYS i II $50 a 100 p M IRAN, ao "a
,n 80 ~ cortlandt and DesbrOsses ss at 80 g.
Ton fe9S on 10 n 20 saturdays only $50
eai6 IS 40 except Red Bahk 20. $40 oo D. H.
Sundoys s rs o AS g. NJ. Is p. NJ
Denotes Express Trans. o..., crove and Aspury
SUNDAY Trains do not stop at ocean oro'e S"' N'''
hV Sum, SeW.York and Long Branch Railroad Co
u WOOD. - Nan. ID u IN
,nu,,x 90, PAS At Central Il. Il. OF NJ }.
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Gorses an0 Carriages.

FOR SALE.-lland>one Brow ,ter r'u"''i ~
ton carriage I'm Icrsect order inlutr, Il, y"
butcher store. JULIUS BA'hN"'NO'''
! .O9l 3d-aVc.
FOR SALE.->cycniy- three hra' Snee
land AID Welsh l0nic> lawn sou ~ ~
fam must Ill ut once. Nuulr9' Ut, "
{. JACKSON. p. o. BoX lcl, Jama'c"'
l.. l., y. Y.
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Cash quotations Were a. fellows Fo"r uaoi s'e 2
q 20 ss,,f 81 G S,s
Cs timothy sscd . SS 4 81 9ss BG *
s HsG SI rOs sides oose j. oSais dry scgd
sOs w6y d. hs SSaE Is Goods per- p
uncaangcd oatf No White T. , 2Esg ass no
srea%ery i5isiSsffs; dairy isaisc Egg weak
~ 5 F Ns s2:a Wheat a Sl d NJ
s SS mixed cog ssc ssS' ~ aS &C.
.s s s racon t quiet dg o g sSf WHITLEY
ssles, 100 GarrcS j -. Butter strong Sugar steady
hss 9ssE iG July eSfs Quiet whe. quc,
esT Saie 30 B. se Oats Unchanged no
see 20 white slc Farley nominal No pySy,s JSa
Irregular apPi 'O porE. sls Is; lara 50 So
%H. sy The sede"S at S feeling W
ayanse but the hank troubles in M n ~, @ saS
S 9esy s asG and
closed o7e Cash wheat was so 'ea4 s w nnrc S1 sT
6 ssS5 rs:ss
SsFTSrS lowest s S5 Closing Pe9ps yeteay
December. opening 07sc highest ST. lowest eG',e i
SS,nsa y SaSSef &C., No g" @
Philadelphia July sonin %DSor NIB.
sE ;%ppf s -four quiet ?S pFT
sE ;'ss; s'' ] Fl sF sS
=. ssd 5oS ss.ss A'fs;
Trade was quiet futures dull and without imP955at
chanyo. M white July 3slaG39i2c: August 3z'a
SapssTfer 81 ds2c. Butter and eggs unchanged Re
Nneo sugars ouiet ana steady No Ii, olbc 1cti No
IA s-.c net; other brands unchanged Other articles ui
changed.
St Louis July 22.-Four very quiet; easier pilces
upchanged Wheat was strong, despite bank fsuls ana
on exports weather gained se No rca es "I
was strong gaining cent for cpemser No %Sc tl
cash Ye7.c July 87i4c: August, 3G.e September Sosu
$3.50. oate strong, higher S cash. sos SnIS' dong
August 2io September s2s1 ss,ee eo new
In good supply July lair Butter and eggs s9Sy
sS sss Fsxsesd o. cOfnmea wh ais
seady Pork current make. SIS rs Lard 90 20. Dry
salt meats loose shoulders o. so longs and ribs - 20
shors az 10 boxed 15c Racon-Paeked shouoefs
sac longs and ribs 1915; shorts $40 2S hams un-
changed.
.roIeao July 22-wheat active cash, steady cash
oslo August e3a.c September, 6o'sc DsGemSes 70
anil cash 52c Cloyerseed strong October. so 80
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Dressmaklng.

ARTISTIC DRFSSM AKING.
Hotel Orcrs at shortest notice; moderate
prices Mrs. ELROl, :. Eas. 9TH It.,
opposite stewart building.
DRESSMAk ER.-first.class artistic; q
few more customers by the day OF ut home
1888 Gth-aNr.. near 23d-st
DRESSMAKEI; wants u few more Gus
toners at home: suits fom > NJ. IL. foA'
BIZ West SOth-~t., near RiNcrSid" DtiNe.
DRESSMAK ri; ant DIES, rcmodclici
want. "A few more customers ID 20 OuJ y,
the day reference. j. H., 33p East 3lst-,e'
EXPERT FILTER visit. lailrs at .hc!l
homes; 80 cents per hour; artistic designer
Tor TEA gowns city OF country. NuuirS'
MADAME. 203 Eat 4slh-st.
LADlES.-You don't need TO try on your
dre., II YOU have YOUR exact form nouellru
and itt.d by Nine. BETH NGEN. Feb. Il
1903. f1f sale at 3Ss Oth-aNe., Rettinyeh X
ruldcil-t.in's.
SEAL GARMENTS and futs OF aii
kind, repaired redy,d. refined. altered anu
rmodcllcd Ia the PEW shapes rStl"a"s
given. Gi;EIG. l3i West .-d's''
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Qounirp Rtal estate DO Eef

MoNTcLAiE PROPERTY To rent.
buy srll or exchange. Apply :" w. y
HOLMES. 10 Sprlnc.st.. Montclair. or 1.5
Drosdw1y. y Y. \ few lnini-h'i COZ,
facc. remaining & rent until OCTOBER u
building sites ~ I'll de-'rDi ioi-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-24
RE LIN ES.

Through tIans Tor Chl,agO anu inc 49, Iea.H NV
minutes earlier nom Wet 2Sdst; st.. 10, p,o,..,o,
$40 Emira. HornelsyilIs, ard t Salamanca Parl0r
.sT IN A T-Solid train Chicago, Pullman Sleepy,
JO:UO " Via Chautauqua Lake. parlor car New
~ ~ PM.-Vcstibule Limited solid train for Chi
s1:DU cayo via chauanqua Lake Seepcrs TO Chicago,
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining car ~ -,
90 train to Chicago. Via Niagara Falls.
6:ND sicepcrs 10 Buffalo, Rochester and Chicago.
=, IN p M.-Va Chautauqua Lake sand Niagara Falls
H.sf(J S.iId train 10 Chicago Slecpers TO Homells
Vile Chicago and Cncinnatl ,...a ..
y deal TIME TABLE, TICKETS AND PULLMAN
l recommendations at 261, 29l 40 oio and o5I Broad.
Mav iO6 Westt 1j6 Fast l25thst Chambers ana Wsst
sd ., ferries. New.YOik 1888 Fulton--t. BROOKLYN; 200
Umoson.st Hohoken and jersey city station Erie raI.
Ter calls Tor and checks baggage from hotes anu
20 destination.
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flats 10 Get FURNISHED.

cool ROOMS. southern exposure ;
quiet. clean and comfortable; baths every
convenience: near hplcl>; clubs &c stauiant.
summer lat"%. l. I.A~t -''h-Nl'' 'eh
and Madison ayes.
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miscellaneous.

EXCnNXGE FEW VALUABLE oil paint
ines for dlamond- Address ENtliAN''E.
loS East I26th-st.
IMPORT ANT.-For 10 cents and "A self.
,ddr,rcrd stamped envelope | Will send the
best known recipe for cholera and It's kindred
diseases Addr,.-, Or. ATWOOD, LOO
W. Johnson IT,. Madison. VIE
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fnrnlsbeo Rooms.

A-TWO large connecting rooms, newly
furnished suitable 10. a party II Tour AZ
lmpfoNrni, nL.. ~ East 10th near Bf"au-
way.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED rooms
al~p n ont AID middle paror SUPERIOR TIER
man bolri. MODERATE. ~ Easi lcth-,t.
LARGE Second STORY front room :;
private bath /; - T"r uontn; laie oppor-
tuniN. IS Mt-t 33th--t.
.2D.ST.. - Wt.>I. Hiss Holman. city
hOu~,~ open all summer for the accominodl;
tiOn Of trau>irht guests references.
- WfST GiTH.ST. Two laree front
Rooms A; finely furnished pianni bath pri-
yate near l. and Park. DOW.
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ALL RAIL ROUTE

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
For Red Bank Long Branch and points south to Point
Pleasant 80. , 30 Red Bank. 30 II 80
A. NJ. q 20 saturdays only. 80. 2:i5, 80. 90
80 ) 80. 6:l5 =. N. sunday except Ocean Grove
and A-bury Park, IL, II 30 \. NJ. 4 90 r. NJ.
FOR Lakew God. Toms River. Barnegat PARK and Barne
CAT 80. 3 Ii \. NJ. 80. I 30 l.. NJ
For Beach Haven. Atlantic city. vnelard and Bridge
For Monmouth Beach seabriqht ard Highland Beach.
IN | 40 A. 4
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Railroads

pennsylvania
y RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OFAMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals and Interl0cking Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foo, of De.-
bros.c" aud GortIandt streets.
In Effect July I'd, 1893.
THE COLUMBIAN EMPRESS.
ana cSSIosiana Dining s%sRns aengs
spos 9s A mr. s1 in oo G' n; M Indian
FAST LINE.
by o. M1 Hi,,l sbus and Central Pennsylvania
the PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
i2S os S sscln'sey Of pullman yes
iur and ni ana stare Room Sleeping Dining sm1s
,tsnorraphr' typewriters btroom. for both SEXES
fences Of home o. oce Lighted b. by al stationary i and
movable electric lights. Arrives Chicago 1900 noon
100 r. M.-rullman vestbulc Sleeping and Dining
SmosiHs 81 Lo sna .Ginenns and SLieago ve1SIie
Ar Art Cincinnati 10 80 m, ST. Louis 80 D.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 p. M.mrullman vestibgle Sleeping Cars 70 Pitts
slf sfsgs ana Ieoeand Pnng Car TO GheasS
h,u
sOUTH.wEsTERN EXPRESS.
Vesbua sepna Cars To- acnna aa St. hon
Dining Car Altoona to Richmond. Arrives Colunb1 s
a. second morning wv "'
Pacific EMPRESS.
SOD i. M.-pulman Hufet Sleeping Car New-Nork TO
Sssass ' TsSs 9 10 SAG nag 80 Ms @
%J5 al y, point, 9" E2g
S % s Ts s e EsmS s and '' night
FOR BALTIMORE w s6iTH AND T" THE
yestibue Pullman psrlor Cars Passenger Coaches Din
s%S Cqasrc..onal Li" %" tay ., ysf
T.pf:' Tsg; sG 80 60 p e. sea ss
fad 500 !: II, %%a 1:is MINT Washington ony 40
$50 MAsais te. Line Exprss; daily sleep seE
Tampa ooo p H. da9 ScepST to- le.cv O
4$% esp. to M and p'" hai dPe spS
sod 3D. pnng Car SNS coashss9 Ohio
po$ SB r5s saSSSaSf "A RShoE via
ro psn rsre9 cas- and Day ccaeSc' Win
FS; SEf % r " il:
s ss%sins oaS &c., go s $40 30 o q ard go
p m, w1sk-davS SUNDAYS s u. 90 a. m. and . ID
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Expyess: 6 20 20 3 90 30 90 30 40 Wash
ingtOn Limited. with Dining Car. and II a. az 90
noon Penna Limited. with Dming Car, II 20 90
o1O. 800 ~. ! 90. 80 .0o. q 90 80. : 50
100, and 9 100 p. m. and II IS night SUNDAYS EN-
press. 10. 30 300. 80. 10 CO. 10 90
Limited. 90. 90, 30. j 90, G:SO 7 49, 8 90
Ticket dIcas %o.. 4as os 1856 1925 ia and ccl
Broadway. / Astos House, iA Fast l25th street, 264
West lo5th Street. PSI Columbus Avenue 737 sixth
Avenue and foot Of DeSbrosses and Cortland Streets
Court Street. $50 Fulton Street. - Broadway and
Brooklvn Annex station foot OF Fulton Street
Iyn 100 Hudson Street Hobokon station. jersey CITY
'fbc NaW-York Transfer Company viii call
baggage from hcis residences through destination
s. NJ. PROVOST, j. X WOOD.
~ 1;eneral Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE

TV7N" V'TssN
FROM PIER s. N. r.. FOOT RECTORST.
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Each. Normande
Se9tright. Monmouth Beach LOhg Branch, at 80
90, IL 90 A. NJ, 90. 5:i5 80. ) 80 +. NJ. sun
days, - 30 \. NJ, 90 H. NJ.
ElbrrOn, Ocean Or Asbury PARK and POiiF
Plea SAINT II 100 a. NJ. OO 3:i5 80 S 80 p. NJ:
I .O( as l.. NJ.
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Doar0 auo Rooms.

Doar0 auo Rooms.
GRANFRCY PARK. NORTH (known as
13-.i5g Fast 2lst-.t delightful locatiOn,
ri, cant room traf-i mt; holri and attend
on,e uncNcclleI' also pawn g"s oil private
IdIh.
WEST 74rli-ST. select board In
southern family. G. II. IA. c., l.. o. Box
=. lGJ.
joTIl-ST. ~ WF>T.-Plra,lnt. cool
rooms viii board summer prices tran
sirnt- tiii. hoard references.
53D.ST. - WE>r.-NcWly and hand
-oue,y furnished, lirec ana small Rooms
superior tsblr transient, accommodated :;
references.
IoI WANERLFY PLACE. single,
and double rooms newly furnished cen
tial location.
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FOR 5ale.

ATTENTION sewing machi les OF an
klnd-; new. s35: good -econd-hani' Wy
cash or credit exchanged, lrhtu' ~
EACSCH's, 2,lJl 3d-oNs., lloth-st.
Al REDUCED PklCES.-oOo -ef t,'u
hand wood and iron WORKING nidchihcs
fully GUARANTEED machinery bought any "a
cnangd. GEORGE Ii. tDDh' Soo 'n'N'
sOn-,t
ACCOUNT OF death, almost new soov I up
right; sacrificed siGj; also several i"ni
COSTUMES summer and winter N.i! ~"
no offer refused. BAE'AlN. i'i h'N'
ingtOn-aNe. -
DO THEY SELL YOU BET. OK
I'LL TAKE 'EM BACK. SEM so.,,
stamps. for sample palH Penee''oh-asai1 "o
nntic.holdLacks price, ,,, n'', ,e,ri.
other staple specialize. ENclnsNoe III
tory 10 hn.tler-. Address, = H. hLi""'
Gu tards. Peln.
FOR sALE.-An Abbott check perfora-
Tor : new rheap. -, 9S5 sth-avr.
FoR SALE CHEAP, with rp r,i.yilsss,,'
candy store. 3ls Main-st, bfldssp ody
Conn. For particulars Inquire IN oA""'
store, 2S4 Grand-st.
RESTAURANT for sale, next TO s'a-
uoa f., 1913 3d-avc.
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1 tOf 90 90 as $50 r. NJ Il is night except
SATURDAY night. Sunday, II 80 A. NJ, 90 80 100.
20 For Harrisburg at 90, 90. s45 A. NJ 90 30,
100, 90, 40 l.. M, y 10 night except saturday
night Sundays, II 80 A. NJ. 100, 400, 80 p. NJ.
For Pottsyile at :oo 90 s45 A. NJ 90. 30
90, 80 p NJ. y ~ night except Saturday night
night. ,, - ,,,, oo
q 90 IS A. NJ. 90. 80. 80 T.. NJ. II 10 night
except saturday night sundays. 10 a NJ 90 p. NJ
For Ea,ton, bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk Sc.
90 7I5 8:45 4. NJ. 90 30 AS 30 10 Allen
town p NJ. Sunday, 80. 10 4. NJ. 90 30 p.
For wilkcslarre Pttsion and scranton. 40 A. NJ
4 30 II. NJ. Sunday 4 30 4. NJ
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Ocean 5Icamcrs

Ocean 5Icamcrs
AMERICAN LINE.
NETWORK SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON.
Paris. -Ju,y &c. 80 p. m Xew.YOrkAus 2 80 pm.
r ssd & No.. G ls Of oS 70 as
yerence and exposure o; sres b. tender.
First Cabin I-sag to Southampton. London or liayrc
and upwar5 according 20 STEAMER. second Cabin s3j
IyTEENSTIoNAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
No. 6 RoWlirg Greel, New-Y0rK.
A RED ,TAR LINZ. ~, nr,s
Sailing fci N."-york and Antwerp weekly.
wAESIAND -. "Wednesday. July 20. p m.
FHIFSINND w dne~day, August >. 30 a.
$50 "gwaS SIS and s ss S e Agi%er g
fourd uil Mrkyy iiTTFloYHL NAviGNrio,; CO.
6 Bowling Gre n.
n UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS:
From PER s. y r., foo: .; wes ss St'G 3
> . saloon SO and upward second Cabin $50.
Anchora Jqy g M Fsh ng Aug Hae e. 49, u a. a. m
Cabin. si5 and upward; second Cabin $50; stceiage
Sg ,nfT rxSi ,rT6X TrcKiTs AT REDUCED RATES
N''i ~ d,aT f,rr, and other information. opny TO
HENpErSoT bRoTIERS Bowling Green. Eew.Iork
- CUNARD LINE.
N. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QuEENSIoWcMH. -
Etruria July % 30 a. IN. t1rura VIZ - a. H.
Tmbrea Aug IT, 80 a. III. Umbra. Sept. o, a m.
AurnaAus o. 10 80 An" L%caT ria, q sTt; lS a"
0ao' Upward according to steamer and Location s
y.r s'er d% rates For rseh apply at the
companV,s onice No. Row ling Green New.To
'''i 'VEENON H. BROWN & CO.. General Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-24
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of New JERSEY

utrac Coal used exclusively insurinR Cleanliness
| and COmfOrf.)
Pour Trucks. Protected by Automatic Block signal
systcm. Trims leave station foot Of Liberty ~.
Time Tube in effect June ID 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-24
Gitp Real estate for Sale

A WEST END.A\ T.. BEAUIf.-Bar'
gain othei house, all prices. STEVENS,
ouI-aNc.. cor. 9Jd.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-24
Busluess Chauecs.

A YOUNG MAN wanted Win capital 10
form partnrr.hip in the sporting goods buSl-
mes, with an experienced person references
cN rh,npcd H. X Tribune Oilicc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-30

Saturday night Prof Gabriel, once n
member OF the legislature from Boone
county, put up his quaint wagon and
weary looking horse Mt Merchants liv'
cry stable. lie travels about giving
stereopticon shows, and he had enough
boxes and bundles to stock country
store. Yesterday morning alter he had
loaded up everything but one big box,
he remarked, boys, you have not seen
what is in this" Then he opened the
box, and reaching into it pulled out a
huge rattlesnake It seemed angry, and
Kissed and ratted wildly, but the pro.
lessor handled it with impunity. The
boys about the stable cay il they had
known it was there they would have
hunted other quarters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-30
rs rnE nIB1M rRuE2
Waite, the Medium, Talks on This Sub
ject.


Ject.
Last night G. A. R. hall was crowded
much beyond its capacity, to hear "Dr."
Waite, the spiritualistic medium, talk
on the question, as the Bible lying
Humbug% 1t was evident that the
crowd was drawn by curiosity, the adj
dress having been well advertised in
the newspapers. A portion OF the audi
ence gave earnest attention, but in the
rear OF the hall the order was intolera-
bly, bad.
Waite speaks earnestly, and some
times impressively. lie INDUCES in the
emotional order OF oratory, and at times
shed tears and brought tears to the
eyes OF some OF his auditors.
He considered the scriptures some
what in detail. holding that they con-
tanned the evidence OF their own truth.
The writer's OF the books OF the Bible,
he said, were all under control" He
related q number OF anecdotes showing
the regenerating power OF religion, aud
but for an occasional expression he let
drop which smacked OF sPiritpalism, it
would have been hard to tell him from
an ordinary evangelist. Most OF the
crowd seemed disappointed when he
closed without any manifestations"
while few expressed delight at the
tenor and style OF his discourse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-30
8 SAD DEATH.


Sudden Demise by IN Accident OF II Form
or belmont County Citizen.
News has been received in this city
OF tine death OF Jep,ha Ninsey, late Of
Beilairc, O., ut Miriam, Kansas, last
week. lie met with a serious accident
at Miriam, and in lew hours his death
occurred. His remains were taken 70
Olathe, Kansas, where Temporary inter
ment was made
Mr.. Kinsey was one OF the cons oil
that grand old Quaker, tue late John
kinsey, who. before and during the
war, made Pleasant Valley, Belmoa,
county, bloom and blossom rs the rose
with his various enterprises.
MIR. Jeptha Knscy lef; Bcllaire many
years AGO to GEEK his fortune in Kan
Fas, and, like many Others who were
allured TO the west by extraordinary IN
ducemeRts, failed TO realize the iruitlon
OF the promises held out.
He was an excellent mechanic, but so
modest was his disposition that his real
talents were reprcs5ed by q reserve that
amounted to simplicity.
Hia death was a sad one, inasmuch as
ne passed away in land OF strangers,
His last words were pathetic, wishing
he could die among the familiar scenes
OF his old home in Belmont county"
OF his living blood relatives in this
community are his sister, Mrs. William
Mex. Day, of North Market street, this
city, and the widow OF the late Rev. Dr.
Trueman, oil Kirkwood.