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Evening journal., 1893-08-10
There,s Alwara Moner for snort.

WI lie the cry Of hard times is going
the usual ROUNDS from New Castle no
great sign OF hard times was shown here
yesterday morning when 1S4 people went
to Woodland Beach on the steamer
Thomas Clyde. This meant $50 and on
an average everyone who went spent
fifty cents more, so over 500 went out
Of the t'hard times city yesterday Oh one
steamboat.
Evening journal., 1893-08-10
Sunday Excursions 20 Bay Ridge.

One great trouble with Governor Waite Is
that be WON'T Mait.-Evsning M orld.
Evening journal., 1893-08-10

Horse-dealer-"I always pick my custo-
mers" Friend-"Do your / was told that
you skinned them. Brooklyn Life.
Evening journal., 1893-08-10

To Baltimore by rail, thence 30 miles down
Chesaueake bay on steamer Columbia.
Bathing, ss Hing. fishing Special train via
street, at 1.20 a. m, and Delaware avenue at
$50, arriving az Bay Ridge At ll-45 q. m. Re
turning (al rail- train will leave Bay
Ridge at $40 y. m. and arrive at Market
street. Wilmington, at SIS D. m. Round
trip 81.
Solomon was esteemed n wise man in
his day, but then In Solomon's day no
one had ever seen a Harvard Sophomore
Texas Siftings.
Evening journal., 1893-08-10
Oa for Fun at The FI,hInr RanLs -

About fifteen men from here went TO
the fishing banks last evening with the
Wilmington excursion on the schooner
Abbie s.
Evening journal., 1893-08-10
Last weel's suggestIons Heeded.

''See here said a well known tax
payer yesterday, Il see the comment in
the EVENING JOURNAL has had its effect
Men are tearing up that rough stone
pavement up street, but keep on aud,
first of all, call attention to the danger
Gus breaks in the pavement opposite the
colored church on Union street. And
now that the pest holes along the Dob
binsville road are dry, why not have
those deep bitches thoroughly cleaned
out. There are plenty of men idle this
week and it could be done to advantage. 3"
These bitches along Seventh street have
been the cause of much complaint from
time to time, and surely better oppor-
tunity could not be had than the present
to do the work.
Evening journal., 1893-08-10

Fishing poles. lines hooks, etc. Loade,
shells, fruit Jars, etc. l. II. SrOOpS
Get your coal, 2.2l0 pounds from stoops.
Evening journal., 1893-08-10
AFFAIRS IN NEW CASTLE
Great Cargo of Jute Passes
Up From Calcutta.
IDLE MEN GAN REPAIR STREETS.

Notwithstanding the DullmD ~ s~ade
Young Society May, iH 8ks Even
ing Become BenedNt tplKcursionIsts
Find Plenty of Money TO SPEND The
Arxomene Was 1876 Days on the Ocean
Special Correspondence Evening journal.
New CASTLE, Aug TO- After pass
age Of 1875 days the ship Argomene
passed up the river yesterday from Cal
cutta with 10, 1926 bales of jute. 1t is
one of the largest cargoes of this char,
scter that has even been landed here
Captain Thomas's family was increased
two weeks ago by the arrival of a
daughter, whose birthplace is recorded
as on the deep blue sea-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug. 20 (SpeciaD.-Wheat was strong
Yesterday at an advance of cent and over. The
more favorable New-York bank statement helped
nrccs. but the principal bull influence the
enormous exports for the week, 6l29,OO bushels.
The market received additional energy from the
large seaboard exports for the day. 100000 bush
els and from the prospect of a decrease in the
visible supply Monday Of over 100000 bushels
against an increase Of over $4,000 bushels for the
same week last year. All the statistics of ship
ments and receipts evidenced that the huge sup
plies from last years crop are being rapidly eaten
into The weeks primary market receipts @'V"U
bushels were 100000 bushels less than the same
week last year. Primary market receipts !es'er-
day go 600 bushels were 10000 bushels less imam
last year The CARROTS of Chicago. II, were ooV cars
less September sold between 6lh ana va anu
closed at 6l7s cents Friday night puts were
good Last night calls were good. Shippers re-
ported no sales for export; charters oo'VvV o"S''
Corn was rather firm. with the caSnn "a mote
rmer than the futures. Septenloer ,na,n,s were
3sA and 30. and closed at 3Sts cents 20
$50 cars the estimate for Monday, @SI. n'l ~ :
were made for $4,000 bushels. Cash oa'S S Me,e
weak The futures closed where they uiu rIlI"s
"a cents The receipts were 225 cars the cStaS ~
for Monday, 2D The local stock MonuaE h,,she,s
pected show increase; charters l2oWC ous'i,
Armour continues to be the only factor .h ~. ~,
provision market. He buyer OF rlps t,roas u
brokers. advancing the price SOM: la as omiet
easier pork steady. Speculation was az , III ~
IL could be. There 1900 hogs the ~, ,oo
for Monday was 22 OOO The weeks receipts l-9vyv'
the estimate for next week Is 9oVe or, e,aL
At night puts September wheat WeIe 90 9lS
'calls." 62s.. Puts September corn were a. so
calls Ss5sQS9. Puts on May corn were VS.
s.calls" AZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Aug 1s-Flour dull unchanged; sales.
AZ %his Wheat strong; stock 173s7 $50 bush sales.
iS7 ooo bush: No red. spot and August, 66a66h G.;
cansember sst 067c: october, 69d69Ac; December,
sSip%12"c steamer No red. 64q644c: milling wheat
gamble G5G6sc. Corn dull stock. 39s 1874 bush;
silica ! 90 bush; mixed, spot and August, 46l2D
sssc. September 462a47c October 47l3@47%c; year.
80 asked white corn by sample. 50951c yellow
"a "A iNc Oats quiet stock 242256 bush; No
w. n,,a Western. 3SGi3lc; No mixed 3lN32c Rye
,na6v stock S9s. 49i bush No 2, 532c Hay dull;
UoI 70 choice timothy SIG 50G$l7. Grain freehts
800 go, Unchanged. Cotton nominal: middling. 7%4c.
9Iro,,isions quiet. unchanged. Butter firm but
49,. creamery. fancy, 25c: do fair TO choice, 230
GU, do imitation. &c. Eggs quiet. 15l2c Coffee
stes.dv Rio cargoes. fair 19c; No T. l6hc. Sugar
,ronS: granulated. $50. Copper steady refined,
,snitc Whiskey firm. 81 l9a$l %.
Roston Aug. 19-Market quiet.
Puralo Aug 19-Spring wheat frmer fair trade.
sales 10000 bush No l Northern. Coo: $500 bush
do ejisc: $500 bush do, f. G3%M63hc: closing,
No / hard. 69i2c: No l Northern. 6ll2c;- NO : DO,
6;c No Northern f. 6iisc. Winter wheat
Sull. No red. 64ik065c; No extra red, SIC; No l
white &c. Corn quiet. weak and lower. Sales,
cars No 2 yellow SAC; 1900 bush No corn,
SqSc; cars do 4424 5000 bush No corn.
4ic store. Oats firm. offerings light Sales, cars
No white. 32iac; cars No white. BIC 3 cars
no mixed. 2sc. Rye, nothing doing No 2 sc
winter straights. 50 2OaS IS. Rye -four, sass 10.
Mil feed firm. unchanged. Canal freights quiet,
weak and lower. Wheat 4i4c corn. 3@4c; seed. 4'4c
to New-Iork
Chicago, Aug. lathe leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21
C0I'Rr CILENHlKS FnR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-Gcneral Terul-Rece.s CONTINUED
Supreme Court hambcrs-Bef0rc Ven BluIlt, L. -
Motion calendar called at IL o'clock .,.,
Supreme Court-spccaI Term-Pors and Il-Au'ouii'ou
for the ,,s ,or
Circuit Court-Parts l. III and UI--Adiourned LOT
the 49,.
surrosa,e for the W esh
For probate Wills Of Mary A, Clancy Ascher Wei,-
stsn Robert Hutcheson Laura Maybcrry, Catharhe W.
Woglom lula Isidor, ut 10 80 O. -
Common Pleas-Gcneral Tenn-Adjourncd for the term
Common Pieas-speeial Term-Beforc Gieeerieh' j.
0rsonbaurn We. 0fecnbaIm and motions. - m, A,
Common Pleas-rral Term-Pafts 1, III ana iii-H"'
1ouined for the term ,-,.
Motions. ~, "A
Superior Court-T.lai Tcrm-Psrs j. III and III-Ao-
tourrnrd for term. , N,o,iors
City Court-Specal TerD-Before McGowsn J-M1''vn
Civ Court-Triai Term-parts ]. IL. Ill and IV-Ad'
Sufned for tho term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21
n, y. ONTARIO g. WESTERN R. R.
Excursion Tickets. New-York 70 Chicago and ke-
turn. $500.

Excursion Tickets Ncw.York 70 Chicago and Re-
turn. $500.
special Coach Excursions on Tnc,da, Ans Non
day. sept. i3th. at Sl1.oo.
Through trains ior Chcae) and The WOd's far leave
foot Of i1d-st. follows. 10 minutes earlier from
945 i. VI. daily via Niagara Falls; Through Pullman
D. ~. Chicago $ 80 y. n. -. Louis 40 G. q; ,,
',.I5 F. NJ llily VIA Niagara Fall, Reclining chair
err I,oa:s YORK 10 Niagara fril-. ThrouK
Pullman sleecIs New.York 10 Chicago Arrives Detroit
Sng4P A. H. ~. Sunday Tor Wet Corwaii, orr,
ara Wall II Val!cy Railroad stations, stony Ford .idde
vu Tioo,n gbulg WuftsboO. Sumphtyile. Ellenvllie
HlrS NI II. 1ao5 tor MiSdiSovn foll-borr Moyccl
1pcr,y Wh;4 Lac. tarbondaie. scranton, Walton.
Debi Sidney Norwich. Utica Rome. Oneida Fulton.
oi iM:i5 r Vi. saturdays only for Campbell Hall. Md
Mon,iceo. Liberty White LAKE, Hying,tpn Manor:
LAKE, MohoiN Lake MinnewasAa. end wallhI Valley
sie Ieutieville. Falisburg, Monticello, HueySile.
ierty IA j.. Liberty. Park lie. and Livingston Manor
i.t0 p vi, (cacelt Sunday for Wet CORNWALL, t,Irs
Mis-. Campbell Hall, Mddletown. summitvile Ellen
7,i5P. VI. daily, Mdtletown, Summityille. Falls,
birg Liberty, Livingston Manor RocKand. Walton sid
ney NorwIch, Oneida. Fulton OswecO, Niagara ais
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 81 Broadway.
NewYor Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage
" u'' j. c. ANDERSON. q. p. A..
Sc Beaver ST.. New.YOfk.
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Furnished Rooms.

CHOICE ROOMS. iarlor and second
floor: with or Without baths hotel At
udantr; .OlNrul"It principal hotels, clul q,
r. tIurinis IL El-t -Hth->t. between 9TH
and Madison ave.
NICELY FURNISHED rom with bath.
light ana heat g. g"rt cnirn private house :;
reut reasonable - Nc-i 9tth-st
TWO ADJOINING plca-ant mont rooms
for one or two gentlemen breakfast u de-
-irei house Ncrf quiet. Mr.. HAVENS,
~ Fast l0l-t-st.. 80 floor.
To LEI.-Tvo u.u.uaily larg' trout
rooms also single room. with large bath
for gentleman that -rflire- quiet 1"comme
DIT on no o he ifdg p. Inquire ~ Jani-
tof. 81 Wet |rh--t.
TO LET %, l~t Il October PHYSICIANS
office suitable f0r ~r.riIiis'. Location.
3ifh--t.. between IT. ard nth ave-. Nd
dress e. J.. 90 HrudvN
i~TU->T ~ WL~T.-Ncrv large parlor
fopr suitable To- business also other
io'n~ Irit1t' bath
90 WF>r iSjrH.~T. -Scwly furnished
second floor -ingv or en- suite: excel Mt
board gopi a't'n'i n ference, given.
esI PLEASANT AVENTE.-Niccly fur
ni.h.d laf-r Room sn.thl' for tWo gentle.
mon ~ grIti~msn and wife hot and cold
w,ief. ga- ard f1ih. wa roh'- ard marble
basin house uflNaf"- rent moderate.
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g. HUDSON R. r.

1.-THE Shortes.. Quickest and Best Line TO Montreal"
Grand Central Depot. 3 20 O. m. G:2h D. m
Arrive Montreal s. p. 80 a. IL
Also rIatsDurgh scepng-car on - y. m. Train for
passengers to Saranae Lake Placid Paul smiths, Loon
Lake etc Via Chsutcaugay X. r.. the favorto route to
Adrondacks at seasOaO!e hour after break
fast at Plattsburgh
-. IL" Ticket once and Bureau OF Information.
81 Cortlndst
send c<nts stampS Illustrated guide maps ETC..
OF summer resorts IA
j. w. PIHDICK: G. =. A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21
Railroads.
Railroads.
pennsylvania
II RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF Desbrosses and Corandt Streets
IN La fst I@ly 20 IN 1919. pr,,man sleep.
ing and l Rqa. tdr 10 IS I me- Inaaiaaapo, 80
a. spO a.. Chi.aeo 10 a. Do. l. II day. -. car
?.S l u FliI Pulae
6,Swne and STATE Soon. sieepn Di"ng az s4 noon.
200 90 r. w. sT DTS ciXcINSf NNp cHIc C. So
Lou. Cncinna and Chi,,go. 4fi,cs Cincinnati 10 30
$40 n" u i. I've %,r * Exp fFs.1o eePi.s
''s chs4so a@e c 7, 20 m Di1 c6caso
$50 - r. VI soTTiwEsrEGx EXPRESS week days lays
10 Cincinnati and st. Louis. Arrive, Cineinna"
s p " IGqi n" ;f.S1s Egns,
SGe G car e SsT Ao5n to Tosds 20 !"
so r. Il, smHS tfss v '? EoTTE. daiI
S S,,s S'G 10 Nc M ana
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE -otTh.
1000 A. M.-"wa-hinsion Limited" "eeAu''''
Psrcr Cars and Dining Car. arriving waSh'H6''"
APDIoSd5 FXPrEss TRNss IS ngS so ? sSSday.
$50 SS%S LING j. Esgi,i lid d' dSa SCOT RsE;
Res dag s sss 'bs 10 nfs''ys s. daily
sieeners 10 to Augusta, Memphis and Ne~or'an'' DIM
500 r. M-Daily for Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
ro G r54 Pgc 19f 9RPs Sd Care
Charles Route 5 m. weekdays. and Win '"'O"e
through Buffet Parlor Cars and Day COACHES
For For f1 Shg ,ah Abdy PARK and Point
pheasant 20 80 $50 10 a. M IL 10 q w S W.
DAYS SUNDAYS. < 10 q 10 a m. . 10 p m. lDP NOV
stop at Asbury Park and Ocean 'iroYc on s"hnay''
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Exprcss G 20 30 :. 30 .. 30 TO- II a. m 9i-
noon. Penna Llmltcdl. l. 20 T. 20 80 "
ExPrc., G15 80; $50. 10 M az noon o I'm
ited) . 30 3 80 10. \ o. m, ~ 10 hlgn.;
Tick,t on ices, Nos 1873 OIL 1l96. 1873 III ana ~
Rroadwav Astor iiousc. 13i Fast l2oth Stre', ~
Not 195th street ~ Columbus Avenue. -. SlNm
Avenue and foot of Desbros'es aud corandt STREET,
4 Court Street. 800 Fulton street. % BrsdWay ava
BfookIvn station foot Of Fnt SECT. 'r r
100 Hudson Str..t. Hotoken; station jersey nv;
1he Nrv.Y6rk TIas Ter Conplnv will call for auh
check baqearr hotels and residences through To dest
"sSN pRryOST T. r. WOOD.
General Manager. tencfal fassr As'hS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21
BOARD ano Rooms.


THE PAEN. lJl Navorioy Place
Single and dDlhir rooms WEN bond control
lociton fo.a- Mt-nln-tnu square.
l-AREANGEMENr> mad" TO- season
or year cslRutlt Furnish q fo1r or sonar
a. ~. ais, rnlu~ To- "rutl mon. With board
h-h"t fr'rr"nc'-. ~ Nr-t ''st-'t
I.-2sTH ST.. 20 EtSr-rarlr handsome
room. excellent hoard iGricnre given and
o1uired.
.i~i-~r.. . WEST SO. onI. tory rooms.
ga -uit. or -.r-it a'c.iy furnished or r
rom.. with al rri-pi abe. references.
JuIlG->I.. ol WEI. ~r,onl floor; inr.'
r'.m-: also tpiid noor hack win board
rricrrutc-
f3f MADISON NNE.-rhiri floor frfnt
room large closet also hall room refer
rIftc-.
10Y MADISON-ANF.. opposite Mount
Noifi- IA ..-I.1rsr square room. with
board American famlii no children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21

A THE NETWyoEk TEiRTNhE Will If RE-,
way, "a door north q ThirtyGrsts.t and ADVEE-
ave. g.; E. cor ed I52 oh-aye. ISL FourIh.syc..
IouI,eenthst 76o Third ave- Forty seventh
At; I,02B Thirda SiNtvnrs,t TnS TirsaIr.;
ioG West I9ltySccondst. loc Columbus ave So Ave:
rue A.; 1323 !hlfdaVc.; 20 West Faurteenih-et 257
West .ads, so SD ThIrsdayc 1888 Thirdave.; 2o5i
AZ tho HARLEM oFFItEs. $50 Ea.. One hundred.
snd 90 e YVES,
20 g D. ~. at regular ONCE rates. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21
Delaware. Inckawnnna md Western X. X.
In New ors oot Barclay and Christie phcr
SHORTEST LINE. NEsTIBILED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route 10 N~"Anh. A,.,'t.I'iT LD. mont.
GLAZE, THE ORANGES. summit. Bern srdsyile Baaf.
Ing i;idgo Madison. Mon. sown Pas,nic riteis- n.
Boonton. Dover. stlnhope. BUDD's LAKE, LAKE HO.
fAICONG HaekettsoHn, SIHOoi.EY,s MOUMlAlN;
Washington. PillLLiPsbC Re-. EA>1ON. WATER
GAP s1KoUDsBu ~, Peeono Mcuntslns, SCkAN-
Ton TITTSION, WILktsBAEEE. NANTlCOkB.
DANVILLE. NoHTHI MHE:;i.ANp Montro-e BING.
HAMrON. OAFDitD; NORWICH, WatcrNille UIiCA.
65IwHtio. -IpruAtR, oWfGo. EIMfRA, t0TSiS1.
R RfST lR@AE Hfhfw5Sf kSb IsS6rnw%asr ' points
e,OO A. M.-BU FFALO RlCHtl ELD SPRINGS and
~ OSWr','O EAPHEsS. pullman Palace Cars. Con:
meet, al Bulso with train fol Chicago arriving rs
III. morning.
st3O A. M.-BIH"hAMIoN NAIL e'ops principal
,oe p N-SCRATTON. pINGHAMnON and Eli
'''NtI,H EXPRESS. pullman parior
Ain y M-SCKANTON, WILRESBAKiiE and PLYM.
s,so p. NJ. tDaily.-BTFFAL6 LIMITED EXPRESS.
-. Imam sleeper. Arrives 1T 10 a
600 Y. VI. tDa'nl.-BUfFALO. MCHFIELD SPRINGS
1 1id and PtiLIGx AtCoMMo DATI0Ys at 70
MIrravst and l29 Boadwsy Ticket at f.Iy stations.
is5 81! Hroidway 81 West l25h.st 20 columbus;
- broadway Brookyn. lime tables. giving full !nor.
"" NJ ssTCoTr TXPRESs COMPANY ~ii call for and
aheck baggage note or rsdence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21

ALSO ROUND TRIP TICKETS, GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 18TH. $500
Trans leave West l2c-st station New.York os fol.
lowsi and Is minutes earlier from foot FIanAin,st
Mountain except sundays west Of Cocynans Jet
Sleeping car New-Y0rk to Ploomviie Sundays only
,,So A. Daily local Albany for Catskiil Mountains
1910 A. M~Daiy Abany Utica, syracuse. Roch:
ester buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago except
Saturday for Toronto. Nh. .
Catskill Mountain Ncw-Patz. Lakes M9honk and Mia.
Hewaska Paror cars to BoomLile and New; PaN1
Il i1,3J 4. NJ. DAILY except sunday t. Ca,,kn noun
Xihsnav Sara,cga CadWsll Lake George. Psrlor
1o Bl6onvile Saratoga and Caldwell; ,,, =.
1 coassk Ii NMoaS,aH. P.,er atta;se1 Monn
, Sln' seTstosa Paror attached Saturdays to
oayl, and G2ldS Well, Ls s%t GsoFiE of Albany
''fkS olfhcst;r ESfao. Niagara Falls T'"uo, Detroit
6;sG ,soc M and 'Monfes Parot cay
Sts p M~Day for Albany, Ctca. Syracuse Rochester
q tRufao Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Cievehhd ana
a. C-INaycs Brookyn BY AnnsS Alo;co Bll 90
sSSSiss,lsg' Tf1c qf:a - 90 No. ~ IS. - gJS
Mara ssrs '3 Fa Toronto Detroit ces.
is0d an1 chicsro on al through trains
For tickets tine tables, parl9r ain ,leel1nR'r accom-,
modatons or irom2to,n apply One, o6 SSS
AZ "YcN.york civ Il3 29l 1893 7sj ard a. Broai
way i4s Powery 81 East l+th;ss. 81 W.T. i25;h-st.
.hu ~ e'"0 Gencral Passenger Agent.
vAnderbiltale. SeW.Yofk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21

a ADVERTISEMENTS AID srBscK lpTIoNS ToE
"A rHE MN Ipi;E IHuBy ~ WILL nh KE'
way. % dor north Of 1hirty;nr't-,t. and ApVEE-
ave- > g. cor 9Jd-st. lj2 6h-aV".; l5' Fauith.ave.,
eorncr f"uf' o IbirGgVc near SiStynrstst L. Us
Tlr.t,c.: 100 West folty -sccond 40 Oumhu-lNc.
"a Iiotv--t: - ANenu" \ 333 IhiriaNe.: 20 Wc~t
Foi1 cntA-st 257 West 42d->t, li0 Church.st. 55i
TLld.ayc.; LBS 1hrd-sNe
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domestic 9ituations fUante6

Males.
GARDENER or COACHMAN.-Maf.
rIed one child well up in the business;
a hrst-class man for gentleman's pr.
vate place: Al references. Address EMO.
IISH, A LerOy-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21

ANC IIOR l. y +.
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
FOR .LASGOW VIA Lon DON ERRY Y.
From PIER IS. Y. f., hot o; Wcst 2ith,st
& { cry on ROME. saturday. sept. . p. N.
Saloon. $50 and upward second cnh'9 $50
Ethiopia, Aug. y. Clrcl>,ia. sep. 10. 10 a. M
Anchora sept. .. 10 ~. Furnc-sin. sgt. % 3 D. ~
Cabin 80 ard upward second abin $50
Storage. outward ~. Ir paid, s2i $50
CABIN Exclusion TICKETS AT ftDrCID RATES
For draft. on and other Information. apply
HEN DERSON BROTHERS. 7 Bowling Green. Few.York.
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Gounirn Real Gsiate % Cet

CRAWFORD. NTW-JEESEY. New
Queen Anne cottage. II foonl,. open iirr-
places. city water. gas, electric fights. laun-
DRY music hall ; churches. graded and pri-
ato schools. boating and linr drive, r'a-on-
able rent to = desirable tenant. Apply 10
JAMES ". FIErUSON, - and 80 Will
lanl-,t. Now York.
TO RENT. House in Nontrlair. y. j.,
six months ur longer; large. furnished
conveniently located ampl" grounds
well shaded: terms moderate; II desired
gentleman and Wifr would board with
routr. Addfc-, MONICLAIR, Tribune
ONCE.
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Ocean 5Icnmcrs
WHITE STAR LINE. &,

A WHITE STAR LINE.1
Irtanr.c Aug. %. . p NJ Britannia Hcpt.O. 30 pm
IeIoricAus. 80, 30 am Teutonic sept 20 80 an
(ofuaulc .SrlL 6 80 y. IN. ti'rnanic. OCT ! noon
,u,ic,tio SEPT 49, a. Majestic. oct II, 30 .. M
-' From Nhltr star Dock, foot - Wc.t lOth->t
Saloon rate 80 upward according "a steamer ana To-
cation OF bcih. second cno.n he,e teanets. 80
and l,tJ. - from the Oh ouhtij, go
No % Broadway. New York Phiad, l9hia office. 400
II. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21
Rooms tl)anico.

WANTED I'm private family. near Cen.
'r1l p.rk i've uniumlslri room, by the
wear. with b,arl from october - May. for
fhrr, adults and two children. Address
4 -. e.. Tribune Once.
53D-ST.. - NI.Sr.-N ewlv and hand.
soiuriy furnished room, excellent table
references.
57TU.ST.. 3l3 WEST. Third front
room southern ,Nyo-urc. all cOnNcnlcncer
also room on fourth noDr references.
.2D-~r.. 2Os W. ~I.-Licc1nt second
To r. tos' thcr or separately, win to1rd
p, rsucpe
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AMERICAN LINE.

A. AMERICAN LINE.
NETWORK, SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON.
Chester Aug. %. y. m. Paris. sept. 9, p. m.
New York Aus 80 4. Berlin, sept. 10. 10 N.
From Pier 49, ". f.. foot Of Chrstopher.ss
Shores Most Convene nt Route TO London.
Passengers land et Empress Dock. avoiding incon.
verIence and exposure o. transfer by tender w.,
SEQ and upward according steamer. Second Cabin, S35
co $50. ~ low rate ...... .z..
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
No Bowling Green. New-York
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Business Gbauces.


BUSINESS MAN. with SO 900 to invest
In "a manufacturing business a monopoly
demand greater than supply at all times.
OPPORTUNITY. BOX %. Tribune Uptown
Onice. L.2+2 Broadway.
FOR SALE.-Procoss for generating and
storing electrical Spcrsy un SIo9 9qeiGIto
10 Mackay-st.. Montreal. Csnada.
rIII. SUIT Of clothr- cleaned and
pressed Fl, =. SMITH. tailor. Repairing
and altering. 2O5 Broadway. corner Fulton
send postal card. viii call.
GOOD CIGAR STORE for sale. Sixteen
yea rs established Good reason for srllihS
ont. $50 Ffthayc., south brooklyn.
GENERAL MANAGERS wanted fer
every state to handle agents, about 5000
necessary: agent double money manager
make 2CO PER cent: articles sell az sight IN
Office. store and home. METROPOLITAN
TRADING COMPANY, 1875 Libcrty-st.
HAIR STORE. aud elegant ladies' hair.
dressing parlors long-establishcd IN best
locality in Harlem; hrst-cla,, ousinr ooo
closest investigation no agents 1880
3d.aNc.
MACHINE SHOP. 3GxiO TO LET
Fully equipped with modern tools. 2lo East
43d~t.
MONEY TO INVEST in a manufactur;,
Ing hri-inc-. Of good standing one pfeferfen
suitable 20 form company. Address A D
L.. lj2 GthANc.
PAYINC; GROCERY In a manufactur-
ing town: c-tahll ocd years; selling on
account Of sickness no agents. Addres'
4. H.. POrtcfost'r. y. Y.
PARTNER WANTED with $1,000 70
$4,000 best leferrnces given ana rcdulfeu'
Address RoN S. 397 Broadway.
10TH ST. 81 EAST. near Broadway.I
Wcll-lchtcd floor In perfect order sui'a pc
for light business splendid location Apply
I'm store.
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Citn Real Cslale 60 Get.

HOUSES AND FLATS; great variety
all prices, STEVENS. Mh-aVe., corner
95d- 81. gth.a,c and l0ith-~t.
TO LET.-For one or two wears, mouse
fully furnished No. 10 Fast G1th->t. am
ing room extension. APPLY on PIchhH'si
caretakcr IN la sement
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Ocean GIeamers
4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s. S. G

A NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s. S. co.
<As SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEw.YORK SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN,
- FAST EX PRESS STEAMERS.
Ist Cabin go and upward. Second Cabin s45, $50 and
soU berth. Storage, low rates. steamers sai from
1901 OF 2d-st.. HobokeD.
Lain. Tues. Aug22 ami Alcr. Tues Sept. s. am
rms Sat Aug. 70 a. Saale sat. Sept. o. a.
hayel. Tues Aug.9 am. spree. Tues sept. Il.
Jfavc We'd. Aug 30 an. Kaiser, sat- Sept. IL,
ElOe' Sat Sept q = m Lam: Tue. sept 10, noon
MEDITERRANEAN LINE.
New.York 10 Genoa In less than elevcl lays.
Vera % Seni . Kai oct y fulda. o.c
kai.er.... sept: ~ Iulds ...Nov. Vera .. Dec 30
WeIra....-Gci II "a ser. Nov. % spree 80. Jan Is
Passage 500 1925 o. sI50 a BERN First cabin.
oELRICHs CO.. Bowling Green.
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CLYDE LINE.

a. CLYDE LINE
CHARLESTON, S. c.. the South and Southwe,t.
jazz SONNtILE and all Florida poIlts.
From iies -, f. X. doot OF Eo0-eveit-st.j. y. m.
SFMINO TUESDAY, -
ilfROk ne friday August -
AL',ONQl IN TUESDAY. August -
All steamers have Gfstras. passenger accommodations,
WM. 4. CLYDE & co. General Agents,
3 Bowling Green, y. I.
FLA. CENT & PENN. FAST r. 3 i. LINE Va JACKS
GIRL ~ n q rc,l rAsom LiNE n va nmAKLSS,v oN