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lack O'nrIcn was wSyla,d By a man named
Brooks, near jacksonville. Nv, end shot oul N
stantly killed. His assassin WAS taken 10 Hop.
kinsNillc to escape Nn,hinG
Director Hrovn, ~ the rittslurg Department n
Public Saf"t" has secured a list N ali the social
clubs In pittFburg, for the purpos, II enforcing
tho liquor laws.
Policeman Nader. ~ st, Louis. was seriously. n
not fatally, shot by Charles smith. colOrci. whom
he was attempting To arrest, SUNDAY night. Tho
officer also fatally wounded Smith,
Sayles a Washhurn, ~ McchanicSviIle. Conn.
manufacturers NJ huo woollon and worsted goods
suspended Yesterday. liabilities will amount to
about $500. 600
The repair and blacksmith shops n the CHICAGO
and Grand Trunk Railroad, at Chicago. we're de.
ltrn,ed by FIRE Yesterday, LOsr. Sc. UOO.
The Paducah. Ky. poltc" ratdcl a crap.shcoiirc
party on a Steamer sunday might, and ono man
irapri into The hold amt split his hNull, and an.
other fell overheard and waS drowned.
Tho O7atL aud willard Hotels, the residence q
Thomas shannon and several cottages were burned
at Hot spring. Ark, yesterday. Loss, $50. con.
". q. pOTifh, a wealthy Dallas, Tex. citizen.
recently arrested for OoNpliclty IN the murder OF
Y. NJ, LAhgdon, committed suicide yesterday Ia
his cell,
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OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE.
A Man Supposed to Be j. p. TrlRg
Jr.. Picked Up in the Street.

A man was seen to stagger and fall
In front of 203 West one Hundred and
Twcnty-third street at 40 o'clock this
morning. A policeman was summoned
and the man was taken to the West
One Hundred and Twenty-ftth street
station. There II bottle, which had con-
tanned morphine, was found in his poCk-
ct lie was removed TO the Manhattan
Hospital. The doctors said he was suf-
fering from an overdose OF morphine,
and would recover.
He Is supposed to he J. y. Trigg, ir.
His address could not he learned. He is
about forty years old, five feet tive
inches tail, n has gray hair and a red
mIstache.
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DlRECTUM BREAKS LOOSE.
she Great Trotter Runs Wild at
Fleetwood PARK.

FLEETWOOD PARK. Nov, 2i.-Di-
re''lm, tho king of stations, the great
u"''"r matched to race AliN here
,''S AFTERNOON for 5000. got away from
MS groom this morning and almost
H''H a panic at the track.
i'reStnm has a bad habit OF rearing
"""h approached, and while being led
VII the track got loose and wena flying
over the fields.
ne was surrounded, hut broke through
Wv ring Of mon, and was only captured
after a long chase.
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STILL OFF SANDY HOOK.
The Nictheroy's Crew Apparently
Testing the Gig Gun.

SANDY HOOK, y. j.. Nov. q. IRA
zil's new warship the Nicthcroy ia s'ill
living on the Jersey coast apparently to
test her dynamite gun The crew seem
to he learning the working Of It. They
range It in every direction and lower
and raise 1t.
From all Appearances tho Nicthcroy
lay to all night south OF the scotland
LiChtship, about five miles distant.
Tho tughout Wallace H. Flint was
alongside OF her Tor an hour Yesterday
afternoon. and then returned to \ "
York with the American ensign noatinE
from her flagstaff.
This morning, At S.i7 o'clock, the Same
tugboat passed out and steamed along
side of the NiCthGroN.
It looks as though the uugboat il act
Ing as a despatch boa
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II SlNhEEN
men escaped the same fate, after a hare
struggle with the water. which was
rushing upon them. The dead are:
WILLIAM fletcher thirty years old. fireman
OF the tug. lived in Jersey City.
HENRY ROGERS. nineteen years old. son OF
Robert Rogers. OF g. Barrow street, owner Of the
tug.
The boat had been In use all day. and
about 8 o'clock last night made fast to
the dock. between the, Steamboat Squads
station and the Iron Steamboat Com
pany's pier. The day crew went off
about that time and the night crew took
charge.
This crew consisted of Peter Cherry,
the captain: Bernard McIIntee, the en-
gineer; Hugh McFarlane and William
Fletcher, tiremen: Peter Taylor. deck
hand; Frank Murphy, cook, Young Rog-
ers and his friend. william Entemonte.
were also on board.
About midnight all the crew with the
exception Of Fletcher turned into their
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A WIDE STORM AREA.
N"'cAGo Gets Its First Instalmsnt
OF Snow for :he season.

'iI'AGO. Nov. gi.-Despatchcs re-
s''y'l here show that II storm is raging
se..tagN from the Gulf to the British pos
l'ghsnies' wv" ''e i'oeN'eS '" '"' AZ
hrs'i ,mlcHgo a heavy, wet snow, the
the ~ " 1.-THE season, swept down upon
derinSsI Of hers II was sleeting hard. rem
csedisS geographic communication ex-
uhEiy p~recSriouA
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COMPTROLLER TO DECIDE.
Action on Speedway Plan Expected
IN n Day or Two.

Tn" question of the lssu" OF 81 Noo.NNo
TOR thy construction ~ the FIRST mile
of the Harlem Speedway WITH not come
before IN" Board or Es,lma,c. Under
the law tSr Comptroller his authority
t. Issue ~. bonds ~ the certificate ~
tho plrh Comm. E,t.urrs,
Tim. ~ the Rlrn Commissioners have
crr'nirl o. leo u,'u lnr ON" ,'irwllI.
Another of lh' commits ,'oucrs has r,nl
lrtlir- - rN2. ''cl O. decide IN, matter
I'M A IN or ~
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Two Lives Lost Through a Fire
mans Carelessness.
Attached the Hose to a Tank and
then Went to Sleep.
He Was One Victim, tho Owners
Son the Other.

The careleesness of one man caused
the sinking of the tugboat Charles r.
Stone In the North River. near pier A,
shortly before 2 O'Clock this morning.
and the death from drowning of himself
and another of the crew. A half dozen
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JUMPED TO DEATH,
Engineer Schirmer Leaped from a
Filth Story Window.
His Wife tainted When He Tore
Himself from Her Weak Grasp.
She Pleaded in Vain for the Sake o!
Herself and Baby.

John NJ. Schlrmer, an engineer. twenty
six years Old, committed suicide a: go
o'clock this morning by Jumping from the
ffth-story window of his home. i3l East
Ninth street.
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THE sUNKEN p

CGBOAT.
Rogers's father was summoned by tele-
graph, and on his arrival a diver was
employed to go down after the bodies.
Capt. Rogers, who Is himself n diver,
was going down first. but did not care to
see his sons body.
A few hours later they were found.
The body of young Rogers was discov-
cred in the cabin: the fireman was found
downstairs. Both mad evidently been
asleep when the water overpowered
them.
The hose pipe attached to the fire hy-
drant, with the other end at the tank
and the water still turned on. told the
story Of the sinking.
The bodies of both men were taken
or loard the tug Emperor. which. with
the Champion. also belonging to the
same fleet, arrived on the scene soon
after the accident.
They remained there all the morning
covered with a piece of tarpaulin until
the Coroner arrived and gave a permit
for their removal.
The body of Young Rogers was taken
to his home; Fletcher's remains will be
taken t. the Morgue, unless some rela-
tive appears to claim them.
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opisc,ea to Noise and wera Rea,er.

llmr> ps,. C'UarI Dr'r anl william Et..
wan e,rr a,,l ~ EXAMINATION rn Irran', .r
$1,000 ul' l.. Iu.,,c Noarha 90 he 1. y "rr-
kri Police Ipfrt o.. lsy lens' Ngurt.m.a .lI
bis wife. Ny'-, a..I., iarH ~ Af>.Htt NW pa
sos reside ~ lha ttUcm.n. II e"s Madison flru,.
ari INC ,rNuHl. grow puI ~ objection, Iais-l ln
the K~unz'Imsr, &c notice made by The prisanrrs.
KuuTclman is ~ tied from the iul.ficf tr ru.
yelVri.
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TIN DF KHAFTT HERSIA INsrITUTT. 10 West
4Olh ST., New York, VIII mail To any address. free
OF charge. iheirpNmphlet on the Radical and Quick
Cure Of RnpturS without Operation Ia n VA ~
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Marvellous fuel, sestalit, the only one OF. It's
Kind In the marSe ct Send Tor catalogue TO United
states Fuel Co tL'tedJ. ~ Park place, MY, ~
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

" Y c. & II. II. z. X. CO., LEssEc)
EXCURSION TICKETS TO WOEiDs FAIR
GOOD TEN DAYS. $1,000 ,
ALSO ROTND TRIP TiCkETs GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 15TY. $3.50.
Trs.s leave West 42i.st. statiol New ON on TO-
3,:,O A. M.-Daly Local - Suspension bese' cA''p'
sundavs west OF Cocyn ans Jun'u n. d.,
13O 4. VI. Daily local 70 Albany anu S'rs'oN'' "
Tor car 70 Albany Sundays only - ,o.h
1O.tO A. M,-Dsiiy for Albany tufa, sytseus'' y"
ester Buffalo, Niagara rails, De.fols' IneSso' eA "
11.::s MNDaiiy, except sunday, 10 cai,kl Mogn'
tsins New Pa ~, LAKE, Mohohk and M,hnema 49,:
sts,v saratoga Caldwell, Lake George. Patlor cars
A;S0 r. M.-Daiiy, except Sunday fer Ca'sAHi Mous'
5,i5 r. w. Dsiy for Albany. Mon;rea rtc, sys,u.s.
isochcser Buffalo. Niagara Fa!.', To'oato Desf''s
c eyeland and Chicago g., ..s.,,., Allan,
"S,rat.ca and MOltreal. laflOr ear u nlnt ston 49,
S,In p N-Dah Albany. Ctea, :, racGso
Bunalo Niagara Falls. Toronto, Detroit .ie'ei'na A"s
naVcr.tiaw Locals 90 a m. 40. 80 ~ p m.
X.mburg IIrals 20 10 10 a. III. ! 10, 49, DID,
Wagner Zee, ne cars for Albany utea, syr3snse
Eorhestcr Bunao NlakaIs Falls Toronto DETROIT 1e'o'
isnd and Chicago on alf through trains. - .
For ckets timetables. Iarlor ana serp ~ .as
s 81 ME- s 7s sS ana fS 81. BToad
Wy - .Jt,tIon. L. T.. LAMBETH
aAu ~ s''"0"' General Passen ger Agent,
venderbtaye. Ncw'forK
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LENlGA VALLEY R. r.

Pus-cngcf tfiins ifh'e '""' ~
iDLI.DNo:
Jam 4 NJ daily for MAJCH CutN NIX and Inter.
sis a. Vi daily FOR GENEVA, ROCHESTER,,
iI' iF AI.O sna the West, louisville and principal
'oca points; chair 10 WIke>barre Pullman car TO
$50 A. VI. daily except Sunday for CLINTON and
"ttt..o NJ daily Tor GENEVA. ROCHESTER,,
III r rip'HID NiAGAEN FALLS snd I'll points West.
PPnliren sic,nrr 20 CHICAGO VIA Bnfalo; Pullman
nHnc. see,r,r TO Chicago via suspension Bridge;
,ertr,. fer Headng and lIsrr.sburg,
i.s;3O p. VI. daily. except SUNDAY, for EiMlRA and
Al, ineriur,istc stations connections for PoitsNiile.
I:i5 T.. VI. daily cAee.t sunsayi ior dvN hiAN "
Wiltcsbarrc; connections fos p99ttsNil!e ,.
Inn aud g;:ip 4. VI. dhlJ Except Sunday Tor
80. 'u rWTAI NiELD and Intermediate stations
5.Ih o. VI daily. cNcrps Sun1lys, for MAICH
yiicK ,'t Intermediate ststions: ehar E,ston.
,.ON y NJ. daily Cor BtFfAiO. NIAGARA FALLS.
os ali oii,t. West. Pullman sleepcss 10 Chicago Vie
Durao and sospcnson Bridge; Connections 70: Hssa.
u" s. gu !. 81. aaiy tOr lrnAcA GENEVA. HocmEs
p,'ace puiInan sleeper to Buffalo.
Kdditonai SUNDAY t,a., 10 80 a. y. fOr M,u.h
Sic 40 i. NJ. Tor Eoston and nteuedat stations.
IN" Se, YORK transfer Company viii call for and
.he.S baggage fO" "'' w. NoNNfSsrMMtnV%" EHrk ''''
"WoIIIN H. WILBUR. Assistant GcnI Pass. Agent
Genl Supt Eastern DIV.
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\, y, ONTARIO 6 WESTERN R. R.

,,...to, Tickets. Ncw-ycr,S Chicago ana Ike.
''>'" turn. $3.50.
special Coach E,curson on Nc5ne-aa. n :, IN u
'Tuc,day, Oct. ~. -uturday. oei u. az ci|'V".
,"r,nyh Train. TOR engage AID TIE N0llds faIf eaNs
foot OF West Past. A. fows, - minutes earlier from
III A. W. dlT. via Ma ara Fails through pu, -
Kew YORK To Cilralo Rcuin- chair car lcs
10 Sagara Ial, Arrives Detroit 10 D. in' 'h'c's'
: 30 d. M, ST. Louis : - =. ~. ~ HMM, .,.,-
7:,p >. u. "a ~. VIA Mac -. Re hnng esM,
=, eats fral Ncs-Nofi 10 Ma ma ltl-. InlpIsn
f,,!,nan ,lecrcr NewyerS 10 'haio AiiGoS De'ro''
q 40 y M. Chicago. - "a. ~. 81 i"u> ~ p ~ an
s.tt A. w. icNcept >unalyi for tampDcll hni' Ms,''
Xii Valry il. Il. stations, Middleto""' HIe"Ne RAMP
gi5 I. w. daily foe Mdi'togn. fall,burs NSa'os|
Ia IJncrty WI t. a,c. ta.tondte, scranton, atom
d. mi sidney No'wich. uu'a. Rome. on'i', Fulton
Oswrgo Nagara all. ,,..,, ,t.t,.. o.,
al, T.. u. je>,elt Snc'y'. Nc.nhu',d hi'1',i i"f
7 ,lS Nohnnk Lake MnnrwaSSa ar1 WlllNU valley
Rs'lroad stations, Csmp'el n,l Miadl"tow9 en-
,ile Mountain Dali. trg.reNfh u i-bHr-. Nonti,.lo.
II,,rieyrc Liberty Fall-. Lbctr. ParAs'ue ana LT-
,:SJ r. Vi. ldalv Md town. Snnmt ,, f,j'
hrry Til,crtV Iivn:.tou Manor HorkInd. walton sd
Hey Norwich 0neii Tuition. osw'go Nssa'1 Las
Tickets and Pullman arroTHn"fa' ons ~ 81 Dfon"nT.
N.wYorJ Trausc. Company call Tor ard cheeks baggage
J. C. ANDERSON .. y. \.
50 Beaver s.. Nsw.YOrk
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO R.R.

BALTIMORE. WtsniNGToN. CHICAGO; CINCIN.
Natl, sT LOUIS ND ALL POINTS WEST.
Leave New.York. foot OF Iibertvst.
FOR CHICAGO, IL 80 a. M. 80, p M, IL is nighS
For PilTSnuRG, 20 p, m, l?;l5 night
For WAsHIHaToS,a BAITIMoRE a: n: N SO
FTct NoHroTK Bay Line. ! SO Ey. Sunday.
f. Ittlst 100 Grandst:. y. y 3iI Fulton st, Brook
iyn Stntlon foo. Of Liberty st. G. II. r. Of N j.
NewYSik Iranter Will all for and cheek baenss
NON hotel or residence 10 eeatinstion.
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financial glertions.
financial McetlnSs.

NTN UNI VTII' 7 Vt
mn ANGLICAN IDlIpt on toMFNNlt
30 - BROADWAY, NEN-NORk err.
oct. g. lo"I
EOR THE PURPOSES OF the Annual M'r',
in. 81 tue .tirkhoii't. oi tnc Anciirih cotton u"
on,n,nv to b., held % Refinery. n'af hutt'nblrg
a. ! on Thursday. tEe "a day Of No''mn~' le''' AZ
- ocloch noon l'r lcrcd aud Nonmpl Stock Ir'>
fer books # the Company VIII be- closed at O'CLOCK
- N %, Tnur.ia,. ia" day Of October, lso3 ana
viii tn.in ,o.ri rnt Ftid,y The 81 day o! No'emOct
Isas at 10 O'Clock \. VI.
nv odcl VI tnr Ecn'1 OF Directors.
Il: /. MlNEo, Secrerry.
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TOVfIGN COMMERCE or NEWloRk
iMrOHIs or MlE,nNNDi,E ar HL"N"Ek.
l-pI. 49,. l~i%
~. c, 81 n,sOsi ~ ~ 80 ~ IL -
G,n,laI me-. .i..nai-... 5.f1r-2s i2Ifl9g' foN2ll
Total for the week .9.2js",. $3.50 6t, ss!.s 'oI
since Jannar, JbF ".19 ~ 4ft.'ll."ii 'f"''"'''''
lMPOrIs or SPECIE NJ Ni-NN"fh.
O.. = -.osi, ~ 10. -. ~,
-. 4 .nfatv % IL so t13 l.U - D03 ?33
lNpOHTS or SrECIE ~ NEw-Notk
8, Ga, ,..l 40 20 80 So ,I2l go
ttt.o. lama, 5000 13p - 800 30 "',s3'-~5
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Stale Of New.Yolk County II N'w.lotk. s. .,. ,,.
c.,,oe ID N..trr Cashier Il TIE National icy Fan.
york d. -ot,unly swear that the above sta enei'
% ,,u" o. me be., M ny Know led e. and belief.
=" "'- " " t,tDI;,iE - NEi.KEk cashier.
subs ribed aud to befut ~ ~, " t,.,SJ
OrfNer lsi3. EDWIN y t'hi'' ..o,,u,,
Correlated. '''"'' vs." '
SAM SLOAN .....
H. :, Robson ...... Dfrc''g''
i,Nyt;I.Nt r. ~ HNl RI,
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TIE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday. october 1-p. m.
BY the operations Of the New-Nork SUD
Treasury in the week ended last night. WMch
included payments Of S27iG2i for purchased
bonds the associated banks gained $@,J'4'''-'
The weekly bank statement published 'o-u'N
showed an average gain in cash OF >''i-'IV''
This result indicated somewhat the smaller re-
ceipts from the country than the export e"H-
mates The gain in specie. of course was que 40
Treasury disbursements for interest ana PENSIONS
because country banks sending only cur
rency. The statement showed furth'N SiiaII III
crease in loans (sS47 .0OD, and as the demand on
speculative account must be small the p'hks
probably increased accommodations 10 Inef'ah-
tile customers The increase in deposits WIS
larger by over 81. 100000 than the other changes
demanded but this discrepancy was not serious
in deposits reaching nearly $9-oo"", ana II
should be remembered also. that the differ
ences in the last few weeks have been III the
opposite direction. The result Of all the changes
was a further gain of $45oS,225 in the surplus
reserve. and the banks now hold in excess oi
legal requirements S28 62S.725 against $l9o''' III
the CORRESPONDING week a year ago. ana >o'o'''-
AS at the same time in the preceding Ne"I'
The following the comparative Statements
of September 80 and October I:
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ljorsss. Carriages. CIT.

HANDSOME and c0mpieir tiD,n en- io' ' ,n ~,
n sacrifice HORSE goal LIE ,s 10 nir hsa mc.t
Sind and Easy brcd most 'tyllh hopir ana tf " tv
,n,.rs and I'm nrsteass condition barnes ana whlp
match will be sold separately o. ah. ssthst
price 200. Apply IN h,rsi '' N'
Broadway AK foi Joni
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:. RTE IL N ES.

Through TRIMS Tor DhtIkO an tHt YVES. leave NeWs
York foot OF Chsmbers.st. daily. 1llows and nvs
minutes earlier from West 23dst
1O.OO A. M.-sod train TO tlcaeo, Pullman Sleeper.
IU.UU va Chaatauqua Lake Parlcr car New.
0.0N p. M.-vcstibrlc Limited, SOLID train for Cal.
).UU VIA Chau:auqua Lake oleepers TO Chi.
caeo Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining ear.
S.Cn p. NJ Solid train 10 chicago Via Niagara Falls
O.,1U Slconers Buffalo and Chicago
$50 , :, LaAs s and S =, or P.
viiie, Chicago and Cincinnati.
ocAL I'M rABL %, L. ~, RETs APP r gu
Ssy leg westt 1856 East ls'th.ss. Chambers end wsSk
Hudson.sf. Hoboken. and Jersey City station. Efls
Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage frcm hotels
and residences To destination.
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DELAWARE LACKsWANNA q WESTERN Il. r.

DELAWARE. LACksWt>NA ~ WESTERN "' "'
s,nou. in New york 1901 OF Barclay and Christopher
s srrEtrih,.' 70 AtM ENtrR-i6S> no WoKLpS
Etii;> KIT. GOOD 10 DAYS >i7.O0. OCT.
ENtt'RSION TICKETS, $500.
GOOD MIL NOt. l,Lii;v MONT
CLAIR, me ORANGES, summit BernardsViue. Basx'
Ing Rdsc, Madison Morri,towi, pas,aic Paterson 9.
HSpnlon, Dover. sanhop, ~ DID, LAhE, IN ~ ~
rATCONt,. IIacketstoNn, SCllOOltb " MOI y ! Mn
Washington. PHiLLirsRUEG EAsioS: WA n,
AK rITSrSN Wik f 2s&E
p4NviIIf NoErIii' MBEi;LiND Moatro.e 81 -:
utMTON OXFORD, NORWICH Wa'ervilleh tTiSA
nSWiiGo ITHACA. OwfGo; ELMlRA; CORNING.
BNim, pAX,yiLLE. 81 fF nS ,y ard all points
900 4. M.-BrFFALo. UTICA anc oSwEao ,,n IA.
vita train Chicago, arriving II 10 a. M next MORN
10 a. M.-BINGBAMToN NAIL. Stops at prncipsi
loo ss'i :. 'iI.z-scRANrox, 'BrNgnAMToN and Ell.
a,tO p M.-SCRANTON, wiLKESBAHEE and PLYM.
'oi' III EXPi.t.sS. Pullman pgrl.r cars. .
,,tO H. NJ 1naiyl.-BU FFALD LIMITED EXPIRES.
Pallnlsn slcelnIs. Arrive, NJ 10 a. N. r.,.,...,
TTicKiirS and PULLMAN AcgoMMoDATIONs 81 -
;s5 ard 9ie Eroa1way 50 West l2jthst 235 Columbus
ave NewYork S83 washingfon-st. 126 Fulton-st and
"a Broadway brooklyn. Time tables giving full infer
a'Ws'IFsiTCoTr TXPi;ESs COMPANY will call for and
check lagglge from hotel or residence to destination
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o., iosues remained wholly neglected ana
there were again no sales OF city pam s.o.
rha General bond market was dull even LOT
O baIf dav and the reported TRANSACTIONS d,
par value fell short of sSoO,VOo. LII 80
consols were comparatNeN acts'' ,, e.,
early sales at 10ss closed without 'ld"Se ~
ras,crdav AT H. Atchson general Is rcina!Icn
dun and firm at ~. @7212. LouisNllle' no
Albany and Chicago general - Iosl nr"i - eli
60 Enforcement recorded yesterday ran
,'e, nor cent TO g. OF Phiadclphid ana i'""p
ing issues the second incomes were 2 i r. '.' -
higher at y. hut the thirds d S'""v r,oage
1913 while first incomes ana general mn 80
ss we're utterly neglected. There was a siI'i'
business i'm West Shore registered - WhlCh az.
vahced the fraction to ~ - 10 sieniGnant' Ref
.rorca is made to our full report 81 D"lh S'I-S
Rates for call money were nominal ar us" '
Oh Saturday, but few loans were H""U' 9"
per cent. ,,. -, ,ho Clearing
The Sub-Treasury Was uep''' a. NV
House $3.50. ...,..,-
THE WEEKLY TREASURY 81 E-i -
THE receipts from cusuDmu reported from
Washington to-day were Al'Z9'' ron i,,''s
sonrces s296l1 The Treasury received S"'o'
9ss National bank notes for redepu1", or ",
the receipts on this account }Se or re Secure Ma
,,onai bank-note circulation it holds $-o''''f'-
600 in these bonus: go. az, M,
Currency Gs 20 I go
l Tor lad hof per cents extended at per cent -Sa'o
Bonds deposited for circulation during ine
,;,bdrevn 500 0OO National bank cIrcniauI;l,,
observation-disclosures notes, $2gs' '-loOo, gu gu
notes Sss 4O7 against which the ndcm"tion
500 627 SOC legal-tender money ioi ''io
Of surrendered circulation .,,,,od o q,
In London British consoIs were aS eIc o."
$751; for money, and tribe lower "a, % oer a io
the account The Bank OF Eisidhu sa'n ,.n
sioo 600 bullion on balance. In the "pen
market money was firm at 17s per cent iGr
discounts and easier at 1zgl per cent ior ua'i -
balances. There was no chaIse ~ a. '"' 29Sl1 an
bar silver which remained steady AT 30 a. az
ounccs American railway shares were uui - n,i
strong although variations were oliS o I','
1",tone At Paris French ; per Genus clo"cu
a Tow centimcs higher at 9S2'12, sight eNcha'se
on London being unchanged. 49,. 49,. ara
p ], Goodhart CO announcc NY C ungy a'I
psacpritics and Third Avenue Railroad s'o'N' u
| this city , .,,. o,,rront ouota-
The following table gives the cuifeii, qu 80
| ,,d,s az CITY bank stocks, together WIN '"ei'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO

PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
For Philadelphia week Gays, 90 500 > 10 wv
II 10 DINING Can A. NJ, 80 ID $40 tDhihg 'Sf''
- IL night sunday > 90 10 80 II 80 DINING an
T. st. 80 80 (Dluins carr 900, b 10 L. NJ 10
NE tr baltimore and Wash ng,on. week days and SUNDAY,
90 II 40 DINING A. NJ 30, 3;5o tDlH"k N''''
q 90 q 100 r. NJ - ~ night. =. -, .,, =
90 e st5 T. NJ. 90 80. , 80. 80 I" A'!e1'
,owV !, II Snniays 30 Is \. NJ. 90 30 j. NJ
w Wiinc,barrr ?.,;-ion aud >crantjn { I'D n H.
40 p If Snncavs 80 =. ". % ,.o ~
For Hf,ding ut 90 %. -. 10 90 ~ ~ n "a
;co 80 I'll 200 90. 3:i3 20 =. No y a az
night eNrep SATURDAY. night SunuN W. ''o "'"V'
60 : 80 90 T. NJ, l. 10 night , oo "a
'' I1r IIyyrishnrc AZ &c % - A NJ 60 10.
4 20 500 20 l.. NJ. |. II night. weeping SATURDAY
nieHt SUNDAYS 700. 30, . %. o.5o T. NJ -l'
"'3 Fsr po,t.viilc at 90 500 So go 4 ~ 90
90 90 80 =. NJ. - ., nighi except oa',lu,
nigrt Sundays 100 80, +" 80 0;oo T. NJ / 10
"'s Te. suniury Lcwlsburr and wll'a'nsport % 90
on ~; NJ I 90 20 81 T.. N. /. u, night,
s,cert saturday, night. sundays 10 \ NJ d 90 T. NJ
II Is night. ,,
ALT..RAIb ROUTE
ro, Jour Eruuci Ocean Grove. &c.
FOR l,L EanL l.ous Braacn end pJiats south to fo.h
Pleasant 80 ) 80. TO X Bank -, II so \. NJ.
! 40 30 1 100 30 80. 10 T. NJ: SUNDAY :;
ax'cpt ocean Grove ana A.Oury PARK 3.Oo A. NJ 'oo
l. tar Lakewood Toms RIVER Barnegat Park and Barne
r,, 4 20 s:i5 \. NJ. 30. 80 =. NJ o :,
For Ntaitic Clty Nin-.ard ard Biitseton ~ n NJ
- r., Monm,uth Reach seabrlght md Highland Beach
VI - y ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
SANDY HOOK ROUTE

FOR Long BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE ETY.
FROM PIER 5. y. H., FOOT REIIoR-sF'
For Atlantic llighland., Highland Beach, SeiOritht
Monmouth ID Long Branch, at lo'l ~ NJ $50
- E,r Iih.roS ocean Grove Nsburv park and Point
Pleasant 3 - f. NJ sundays trsecp: Ocean Grove aAd
Asbury Park. 9:3l y NJ ,..-.. m ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

tHuthrncc oaI used exclusively. in>nr'na t'e"nn''s
mud Comiori.)
Eour TrarL. Projected by Automatic Rlock signal
s,.tcu Trims leave S.niion fcDt OF Liberty ~
Time Table in effect sept 20. 1873.