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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-08
THE THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective Sept. II, 1893
Trans trdrs aHi Dqiari 10 sal Lake
CO Bafb az F0i0eG


ArHfvE.
rom nll Eastern points ..s.s......... 70 a M
From hate. Portland. San FRAN
cisco. cache valley and OFdon...i0 % IN
Prom 40 Eastern points, Para CITY
and Ogden. ....a..... .............il 30 IN
from San francisco. ogden aud
Intermediate polnts.,.............-.. 7 lo p m
lFrom Milford. sanutto valley ,Juah. Nophl.
Provo, Eureka aud intermediate poina D 10 y m
Prom Terminus ana rooelo...,......... = W y iu
pTrAgr
FOR oFdOn. intcrmcdis'o points.
San frtuc.sco, rari CITY and
h.i Eastern points -.............. : s., am
for ogden and intermediate points .. Z W p m
for ogden. intermediate points
aud al Eastern points. ............... 20 p "a
Tor ogden, Butte. iloleua. Portland.
Cache valley and san Francisco % p 20
FOR Eureka, Provo. sanpote valley
and Milford. ....,...,......-....-. 2 On a M
'for Tooolc and TormIuus......,..... 7 q am
Run only on Monday. Wednesday anI
Friday
TRAIN, south o, juAb run daily except
sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-08
Clly mad ono, 2Ol NlIn S!rDll

j.. D.. BURLEY. Gent AIT Pasasr. Dept
D. DICKINSON. General Sian ser
T.. l. IOMAX. g. T. a r. Agent
s. N. N. CLAUK,
OLIVER W. MINK, Receivers.
E LlLERI ANDERSON
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-08

Oldest Savings bank la Utah, With de-
pOaiia greater than all others combined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-08
RIO GRANDg
WESTERN.
STANDARD oussN
q. sBasist risI TGesi
In Eneet Fuit anuh. 1874


frAvua rtrr fAEH
No. a-FOr Provo. NlnsI.lm. Do aslteh
ana su points ktst-......,.. ...... 500 ana
ho,t--ror Provo. Oraut junction aud
anpo.ut Kact,....... ......-., 'h1p'ih
NO t-lor ru.rEa PROVO. MAN,
nnd saina .... .s......s. ... u p'u-
No. t-fur uzlln tnd Wo1t ............ y 7, pm
NO l-fur trdUn and thc Weei ......- u 10 D. il
fr urra tttr AXE
No. i-frum Elro.H, Provo 1fanf
Juurtun nnd thc EAsi ........--.iiioi an.
No. a-From Provo, Grand Juncion
and $40 NaHt..........ss...s..... Il go p M.
No. t-Irum bingham, lIov1, LIANT.
md HHInH ............. .sss... ii.N. ~
20. FROM Orden and tpo NeaL...... Z ~ AN
No, t-lfor ogden nn' Che Wf't goo. ''v n.m
only inc ruuuul through fullmhn 'All.f
Double DRAWING l10m sIoepo0 % ucnyef va
franc junction and t1 Eauiaa tiy and lmei
% VIA colorado TnIufa Hud only Inc fuhhh
Pullman -itoupfa SOLO IrNr % -ln frHurisH1
hochanFes close connections safoiH speed
and comfort
ttthtt Otnrr hn. fl '' lnI anuth VI.
u. 1. huDoE. a. a. WhLhH III. AkkAhIr
Gtu. AaHaseE Gen. auut scn.f. a. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
.rDSON RIVER STEAMER

III MARY POWELL
DAIJY fFXCEPT SUNDAYS,
Leave. Desbrnssc.-st. : 10 y. IN. Satnfdays i'fo'
West 22d-st 80 p. M SATURDAYS z, -
Fo, ,,RANsTONS WEST POINT. COI,NwALL. NEW
BURG NEW IAMBU RI, MILTON, PoI 1hhHi'i '''
HYDE PARK HONDOUT and KINGSTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug q (SpeciaD. Although wheat did
not close at the top tonight. it did close Y to q
cent over Saturday. At time the advance was
~ cents over Saturday September sold between 6zs
and s cents and closed at 622 cents At the wnd-up
december was 77s cents September. The market
started strong with Smith. local plunger. cover
ing a short line of possibly 100000 bush. Profess
SIGNALS expected a decrease in the visible of about
1000 900 bush. and early bought wheat on It, When
the decrease Of 1Oo7.0o0 bush officially an
nounced. the early buyers realized, and there was
a recession of about 2. cent from the top chicago
had only 81 cars, against 1904 last year. The
steady cables the small Indian shipments and the
fair exports not much considered. Shippers
pronounced the market out of line with the other
side and no shipping business concluded. No
charters made.
Corn was /. TO y cent higher early on continued
sympathy with wheat. 1t lost this A decrease OF
900 bushels in the local stock left only l,l5iVW
bushels of all grades in store The receivers, now
ever, talked larger movement and the Dig re-
ceipts bore this out. There were 4Oi cars the eSt-
mate for Tuesday was $50 cars september SoIa De
tween 1914 and 3ss cents and closed at the bottom
Oats closed exactly where they did SaturdaN-oei-
TENDER at "a cents May at 30 cents. There was
some sympathy with and wheat early, but re-
ceipts were large and closed the market at the bot
tom. There 800 cars; the estimate 1or TUESDAY
was SIS -
bid them up. There practically no speculation
Armour is running the entire establishment, the
market here as well as the a bd, ,St he
would accept customers exchange at par, he IS
having the cash markets practically to himself
Pork closed % to 80 cents over Saturday, but was
merely nominal lard closed nominaly 10 cents over;
ribs were % 80 cents over - o,-,o,co.
At night puts September wheat were 6l7sa62;
calls 63l. cents. Puts September corn were 3Sss;
calls 3ss.Q3S7s cents. Puts on May corn were as;
calls, HlsqA$s cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
n, Y, ONTARIO B. WESTERN R. R.

Pxcur.ion Tickets, New orll TO thcnGo aud Re-
$500.
special Coach Excursion, on Tnc-da, 'ng ~. Non
day. sept. bin. at >l1.oO'
Ilrou.n from, of th,al, AID u. MO.Iis FAR leave
foot Of Net i-d-st. ol,w- IL minutes earlier from
gij g. vi. daily. Vi. Niaran Fall'; Through ruimsa
sl"cner. %cw.Yofk u Chicago. Arrives Detroit / As
D. ~. Chicago 80 y. p, s. Lou, - m -
car If. a. frer, Ne~.lofk 10 Niayara feh'. 1hr.u1h
illnan -lecsr= York Chicago. Arrives Drtr &
q "a ~ m. ChlcagO : g. q H., II Lsu'- : 100 j. m.
NJ A. NJ. ,c,rcp, sunday tor West Cornwall orf's
NJ ,mll,ell 1Inl. Lake MohOnl, IaAr Mpncwaaks
ard WrliIi Valley Railroad stations stony Ford Iidd.e
a,bufg Montceiio aud i;iheii, ,,,,,. ,,
II i,pcrtv WHIT. Lac. tsrbonGalc. scranton Walton.
Delhi sidney. Norwich. Ct's. Rome. oneida. Fulton
r. VI (5aiur1ays only. Tor Campbell Hall. MID
dl,iown Bloomagh urr SunInitsic Eisll.. tAi,bufg.
Uootircllo Liberty Whit Lake Liying-ton Manor.
I.Hs 'MohonK. Lake Minnewasks ond Waikiki Valley
RaIIroad stations Campbell Hall Mldilcto@n Mountain
nsie tentrcyinr. Iall-bure. Monticello Hufieyvilc
Liberty Falls Liberty. PARK Nillc and INinss;on Manor
a3V r. Vi. tcNcclt sunday for West to;nwal. Orr's
Mill. Campbell Hall, Mtdlcown Summityille. Ellen
Vile and all intermediate gont-.
,.i5P. VI. daily Midtown. SpmmItyiIe. Falls
burg Liberty Livingston Manor. Eocklsnd. walton. sid
ney Norwich. Oneida. Fulton, Oswcg0. Niagara Ais
Tickets and Pullman accommodations al 37i broadway.
NewYork Company calls FOR and checks baggage
]. G. ANDERSON. q. p. A..
30 Beaver st. NewYOfk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

(NY c. e. II. r. Il. r. co. LEsSEE)
FXCTR>ION TICKETS TO WORLDS FAIR
GOOD TEN DAYS. $500.
ALSO ROT D> TRIP TICKETS, GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 18TH, $500.
Trans leave West f2dst. Station. New-York. as fol.
lows. and minutes earlier fIom foot franNlin IT,
Mountans kept sundays vest OF toeymahs Jet
Scepinr car New-YorA u 1loOIiyille Sunday, only.
oan be occupied p ~. ,p,,v o., co,.ku Mountain,
o,d Ssra2sa rarlSr csi 10 APl raa en- Koch
tI.ao W.IDafy cxcept Sunday to Bioomvlle ant
II i1,sJ 4. M."Day. o>crrI SUNDAY o Ca,;knl Noun.
Nsra Ia I Ls co asS rasy ssf;
10 Bloonyiie saTatora and Caldwell ,,, 81, .,
1,15 r. VI SstTi'! p.,s, ce1 ,iifni' "
C3 49," p M"pay cicort sunday. 10 Clt,k.n Noun.
IAN saa.. He"raiii Lake. Mononk snd >innc,.:sa A.
Bo55mvilo and Caldwell. Lake Gcory,. .,
39P e, A.S, n f rs no sy 5a:"
e..o s,i",d paiiy cSrcpt SUNDAY Xewnurs. Albany
s,tA r. M~D,iy far Nlbany. ltca; Syricus Rocls'tet
'BSunao Fails Toronto detroit. Cle'e and
mIs3C -Icavcs rrooElvn bv AnneS. Alo:oo. Ri 90.
c. 90 p. ~. J,r.ey ,i,y +. H. H. s~aon' A'o''o
Ri ,3 20 f.rs M; f6ca- 70 a IS 'oss 745 p
Segsg5s I%,...-s g. .i pnlE a H. lA'' $50
VAN sieirinr rars for Ahanv rtca. Syracu''
Roc6Ssr rn'o Sa-sra Fas. Toronto. Detroit. Cleve-
iahf o., sIf A.Tc,aba. rarlor All ecpns g, accom-.
81 az -. ga; sor ' 81 a5sa
way iA8 Rowery. ~ East an =; - We,t l2i.h't.
and stations 10 J." ~ III -,
VandcrbitsNe. NeN-YorK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22

to New-York. $500 head on sale. 5000 head; market
opened stronger for light grades and advanced
stronger for good light grades with sales OF York
at Sc q; good cornfed Workers. s6as6 10: grass
ers 75q$s So MEDIUMS and mi .set, $ 75qS 81
and lambs-Recepts last "a hours, 5000 head; total
for the week thus far. 1900 head; for same time
last week 1880 head; consigned through $500 head
TO New York 1900 head on SALE IL 200 head; mar
ket opened steady for good grades. common duh
and lower; closed weak for common steady for
good grades; good to choice lambs s. 75gS5 fair to
s. 5oass
ST. Louis Aug. 2l.-Cattle- Receipts, 5000 head;
shipments LOO head. Market higher for Texans;
fair steers. IS; cows, 81 40; only few natives on
sale Hogs-Recepts. 1850 head: shipments 5000
head Market higher, 1Oal5c; choice light, s. 5OG
Receipts. 200 head; shipments. 600 head Market
slow, unchanged
Chicago Aug. 2l.-"The Evening Journal re-
ports Cattle-Receipta 800 head shipments $500
Texans steady; Westerns dun. Top natives &@
$ IS; good TO choice; 81 4Oa4 90; others 81 sOa
sqsS 80 Hogs-Receipts 5000 head; shipments.
1000 head: market lja30c higher; mixed and pack
ers $ l0G$5 10; prime heavy. s. Sass So butchers
s. 55as Is; light. s. sOass. Sheep-Receipts, 1900
ems steady; lambs l5a25c higher; mixed natives,
Sc 75as3 So wethers s. 75dA 10; Westerns s. SOa
50 80: Texans, 81 6oas2 70; lambs SSa$5 %.
East Liberty Agg & S,iI en 5 6Ss3
grades at lOal5c lower than last weeks prices;
Common and medium steady and UNCHANGED Eight
ceipts. 500 head: shipments, 400 head Market
fairly active light weights. s. sass 80: medium
weights. s. 75qS So extreme heavy $ 59 ,Sa 10
Sheep-Recepts 6. 400 head: shipments, 1900 head
Market very dull; % sale; prices about the
as last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Aug. 81 345 m-Beef in fair demand ana
easv n COS: do Western medium easy at sos. Hams
in fair demand. Bacon in good demand Curnher-
middles about AZ 10 firm 53s Sd: long and short
clear middes about 50 No. firm at DIS Cd Shoulder
about IL to IS 10 steady at 39s. Cheese in fair demand
Taliow in fair demand Spirits Of turpentine III
moderate demand steady at 2Os Cd. Rosln IN moo
crate demand. Lard-Spot in moderate demand
futures in no demand; prime Western spot dun at
43s Wheat in poor demand. Flour In moderate de-
mand Corn-SpOt in poor demand; futures In falr
demand: mixed Western spot steady at As %ad; Az
gust steady at As I'D. Hops at London-Pacihc
the past week from Atlantic ports, 1920 quarters;
from Pacific ports none; from other sources, 13Wp
quarters Receipts of American corn for the past
week, $500 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
Work Wamte0.
Males.

EMPLOYMENT wanted evenings By .
craftsman; good .pcnman. r.. A. ENNIS
40 PayOnia-ayc.,. Jersey lily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
furnished Rooms.

CHOICE ROOMS. rarlor and second
ronr with ur without baths hotel IT.
hdin o.. toIA rair & principal hotels, club.
r'-tlrut-. !. la-t -1tn--t., between 9Th
AMI Nll.rpn ave..
NICELY FURNISHED roons vi,h bath
hght ana heat. L. - truirn private house /,
ie"i iea-"nable. - West 9,ta-.t
10 Llr.-fWo uru-ualy hfc front
rooms. also -lnlir room. with large bath
~ r'utl nan that r.4uir", quiet arcommo-
d'toIS uo % her I'd =. Inquire ~ JAM.
t'f. 81 Wet 3?th =.
1oru->T.. 20 WIS., - =. 30. small
rNon~ rrhfi'r .u. magnificent large looms
ana apartments frr camille.
f7lH->T i7p WE>T Northoa.t Corner
1ih AZ .-PafIDr sul'"i Tor u MT hu-in So.
also .o.u- large ana ,mlll. for lpdgines.
'.nl-Hrt or uu'r.ul-inI.
'~TH-~T. SO WI~r-Vorv lar.e pnr'or
HoIr III table fr business, also other
10 ms ir.at' bath.
i-Iu-~r. 49, WEST. Hone.ikc anart.
rI.ut-. WIN p.4Atnr.- % iHtl. for gentle
n"n -'r t' p-iNat" fwiY. r.'rcncc,.
3.ru--T.. e.. WI~T nc,r Eradway.-
rtrk r,rinr ~ 'e' for d".f.r'- office. ms
reasonable. l0.'. 900 r.utf'I Other on r..
20 WI~r f3.fi-~r.-N Newly furnished
roud floor -lnglr or cn sl.fr; ~ client
l'sId -oui ait.n'i o., frrDncc- given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
Delaware. Lacknwann, md Western Il. X.
In New York OF Barclay md Christie phcr
SHORTEST LINE. yE>TIBI'LED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route u .NE"A i.h, ",;V,HrIELD, MONT'
CLAIR, THE ORANGES summit. Bernsrds Vile, B2sd-
Ing Ridge Madison. Nor .'oNn, fassalc. Pate
Ioonton. Dover, otsnhope. BUDD'S LAKE, LAKE, no.
FATCONG Hackett,'GHI, ; HoOLAr,h MOCM iAi:N;;
Washington. PHI l.LlPsBCI:G. LAs1ON, WATER
GAP sTKoUDsBU r., P9conc M0untsln, SCiAN'
DANVILLE. NOK1HCMnE";AND. Monlrose BiNG'
HAMTON. OXFpIaD NORWlCH watervile uIICh,
6G5WlfEfda61. h inrHAth, oWEG0. Ei.MfRA, t6IiSGS
RfS4 IR1 HEfAi 1hf ASp isSdrn%%Esr. points
wy ivy a. rHt EXri,T.ss' Pullman Palace cars Con:
meets at Buffalo with train for Chicago arriving ;f5
III. next morn ny. A. -,
SslO A. M.-BIN"HAMAoN MALL S"PS a. p''nV'pi'
stations. ,,x,u ~
MiRA EXPRESS, Pullman patlof CAR; n,v,,
s't,yy-,1 II TX PRESS. pullman pnrlor car. -
S,So p. NJ. tDaily)-BUf FALO LIMITED EXPRESS.
e,ns, y. N. 1Daii).-BUfFALO. NCHFIELD SPRINGS
S'S,Ud 0SWfC;O EXPRESS. Pullman seep"r,:
sTiiatKLTs and Pullman ACCOMMODATIONS At 70
urraSt and 400 Broadway. Ticket ut fssry stations,
IA ana 942 broadway So Vest l25th-st 23i Columbus;
20. To- York: 1913 Washngton-st, 72G lutonst and
"a broadway Brookyn. lime tables. giving full infor'
ma,;2p ss Tt IXPRESS COMPANY YIN call for and
.,.ck baggage from resdence 10 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, Aug H.-Cotton dull; middng, sac
low middng. 9-l6c; good ordinary &c; net and
gross receipts 1888 bales. including 2s9 bales new
crop: sales SO bales; spinners, p bales; stock H.
Norfolk. Aug Election nominal middling 71sc
low mddling 1l-16c; good ordinary 6l.loc ne,
and gross receipts Al bales; exports coastwise' =
bales: sales bales; stock 1850 bales
Orleans, Aug. 2l.-Cotton quiet; GOOD MD
ding nc; middng. CSC; low middlng, 6esc; Good
ordinary slice net receipts, 4UI bales gross, AZ
bales; sales 800 bales; stock. s.424 bales
Savannah Aug 2l.-Cotton steady; middling, Csc
low middng 6l.c good ordinary. 5sc net and gross
receipts 3O4 bales. including l4 new crop; exports
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
g. HUDSON R. R. "

'"The Shortest. Quickest and Best Line 70 MONTREAL
Grand Central Dcpo......-..9 20 M WI p m
Arrive Montreal. ...........3 s. p. oib a. m
IlattsbuIgh slcepiDg-cdr - D.. m tialn Tor
passengers SaTanac, PLACID. Paul smiths Loon
lake etc. Chaucaugay r. H.. the svorite route 70
Adronfacks arriving oo hour aitef break
fast at Pittsburgh. A.,
ID. H." Ticket once amt bureau OF ,niormation
u Cortlnft-st
Send stamps for illustrated guce, maps, e,c.
OF Northern summer resorts b.
J. W. BllRDICK. g. +. A.
AIRANY. n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
New-York August 81.
The effort stir up dealings in petroleum certif-
Gates at the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum En-
change to-day was not successful in overcoming
the inactivity that has marked the petroleum mar
ket for several weeks. There were sales OF 1000
barrels at COZ cents and 1000 barrels at 81 cents
At the close of the day 60 cents was freely bid. but
attracted sellers
Refined oil in barrels was quoted AT 90 cents, IN
hulk at 275 cents and in cases at 5.S5 cents.
Foreign quotations were: Antwerp l2ls francs;
Bremen AGO marks; London 3 15-l6 pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22

NATSkIIL MDl Nj AlNo. -ouct'iiViN ~
\FKSKlII, and CATSKILL lave every Weekday q.
q p NJ from pier as Of West I'm ~ % u,
sin Catski Maintains and Cairo r. X. ana the ne" ots
Tie,atine HALLWAY to the summit. director! o. m h
Hnels ard roarlug Houses mailed free at pier or py
w j. HUGHES Catskill. " Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
Railroads.
pennsylvania
: RAILROAD.

900 NJ tUL tafsi S' a, s srum.n Sleep
ap ape f'' A% He: h S o.'Id %
eeS qriit-s%g}Gt, RnrGs eas
b"w Seo ana state No oom sqepne bum Sa%aS
as so 81 81 6s SHfS SSrF %Np q
9 SSeeRos a4d D%pS Sai 10 50 50
$40 m u LS %sf TX E&p RfS-so Rma Sleeping
ars 5 70 sO %ye SeSeia" % % Chicago
80 81 p. W. H. s sST: EXPRESS
70 AZ eP P sd ST Lda S'sS KIN, anu cS%sa
500 g. s. F fq Il" ifsHpd %0rPE
scsns car SeTYSrS to f Tca AFTvs on as
SOD s ~ sHHS Gyf@nd vAy EorTf daily
with Siceper 10 New-Orleans. aud l2;l' night win
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1000 A. W. shington Limited" weekdays
rana1 Psf2. .as anu I"da limited daily Pullman
Par!or Cars and Dining Car arriving Warrington
A6DTTloS EXGREss TRA1Ns IS nfgs It, sac saSan u
$50 LINZ slso c d' 5Sa SET FsE
ga smS pa ?1l' @ day sieepcf % JasScayc
SO seeb BE- 10 AGgus nemphs and DIN
800 r. M-Daily for Chesapeake & ohio Railway
po T4 G9 Gns a9G 8PPs NORFOLK Via
Charles Route. 3 =, m week-dly'' and WIN '"''"-'
y'i n s%hASSd! s' sTs = y
For Lon4 Branch Asbury PARK. ocean GREE and Point
go 4 81 q 10 10 q. M J. 10 = -" Sur
day only . 40 2 no 2 40 20 10 =. in. we-H
davs SUNDAYS s Is Q - a. m. . 10 D. m. lpo ho'
stop at N'0'I FOR RI rmILADELpnIA.
rA Bocn pea IA i = - 30 ?'59 T.
5 q. 6 30 ! 80, s . p N. l2:l3 rifnj. SundayS
Exprcss 6 Is s 30 . Q 80. 10 a. II noon, LIN.
ted . L. 30 3 80 - s. ?, ~, - 10 az 1ga
Brosdwav / Aston House 13l East 10Th street 20
West 18th street 81 Columbus ANcnn". ~ SiEih
Avenue and foot of DDsbDs-e. and Foriia az Stiert'
4 Court street so Fulton Street ~ Brsd"ay aid
I.rook.n Annex station. foot ~ Fultn S-re" Br0uH
Iyn 129 Hudson Strst Hcboken station Jrf-,y ~
Inc New.YGfk Tia~fer Company VIII call Tor. ana
berk baegoge from no.e and residences through TO det
~ pprvoeT :. Il. WOOD.
General Manager. Eenoi"l fh-Sr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
flats 60 fst. tlnfnrnlshe0

SiNGLE FLATS. 25-foot front; first and
fourth 10 lease. n.nc r1uir- and ban all
outside light. steam heat. lrt - Improve
Wcnt-; mt elias, ncishblrnO0l rat. 300.
- Ta~t ss1l-.t.
10 LET.-ln the Dalhuu-ic 80 Ia ~
West JHth--t. fronting Central Park. tery
choice apartment NOTHING b'tt,r In the city
building absolutely nicpUOf. Apply to
JanltOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22

ID AMSDELL LINE.-Steamers leave fler 80 =
III North River, foot OF Frsnklin for CfanssV and
Point Cold Spring, Cornwall, Il-hkia i~nu"s' ~
NaMhurR Meekdays. . D. M. SunCays, y a. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Ncw.York Seattle, Tacoma, &c First class @''o0'
10 san Francisco. First class $500 second
SewYork to St. Paul. via Montreal First class s2'oo
second Class 81 E. Y. SKINNER, s53 Broadway, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
Gountrn Real estate % Est

AT ROSFLLE. y. IA fr-t-cla>s house,
II Rooms. with stable lot. l2JN-pc; con-
Vcnicnt ~ station: rapid transit trains every
- minute; electric HIGHT in hoU-" ana
streets very desirable; rent So per month.
y. u. iOrr. li3 Lih"ri! -.
BERGEN POINT. y. J.-Furni,hed or
uniumi-h,d. desirable right-IoOIn dwrlI.ag
al imprI' cm"nt- good ncighborhDud four
minute walk To station; FOR rent r'0S0H-
able. AGdr'.s \. ID. lOBBiE, 81 Church
ST., y. Y.
CRAWFORD. NEW-JERSEY - New
Queen Anne cottage. II rooms, open mr.
places. city water. gas, electric lights, iaul-
dPv. Music hall , churches graded and prl'
vat schools. boating and fne drive reason
able rent ~ - desirable tenant. Apply 20
JAMES ". FEEriSON. - and 80 Will
i1In-st Ncw-NOrk.
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Real estate Wantc0.

WAN iiD.-A gcftlcman's country place
on The Connecticut ,hoe" worth 80. 900 fir
40 600 ra-u down. AdGr.-s L. \. h., %
finc-,t.. =. \.
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Rooms tUanteo.

-wi'2NTfEb6-.~-iMIodern MODEM apartments, 5 rooms
per month. Address Il. U. Box 63, Ridley
Park Penn.
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STlNIMGTQn LINE.

INSIDE ROUTE TO BOSTON, PRoyIDENCE woR-
CESTER AND ALL EASTERN POINTS. only direct
Sound route TO NARRAG ANsETT PIER AND WATCH
HILL. New steel steamers MAINE and EWHAMP-
SHIRE leave Pier SO y. r. on" block above Canal
ST. al ) 30 p NJ. dnllv. Including SUNDAY.
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GIeamboGts
ALBANY BOATS.

Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave Old
Pier Al " r. Canal ST.. at L. VI. daily tSlhdiy
exceptcd. Direct connection with express trains 70
6araiopa AdirondscHs. Thousand Islands
RIchHed Springs. Niagara Falls, Sharon Springs ana
CoOpcrstow. Saturday night steamers connect WIZ sun
dsv morning train for Saratoga and Lake GEORGE
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Citn iical Cslalc Go Get.

FALL HTNTAL>.-Thrrra and four story
hou~c- n'Hr office; all prices. STEVENS.
.tn-aNc., corner g3i-st.
Brooklyn.
BAHGNTN .-four.-fofy superb brown
stone. days work. tpiI'r dwelling. .2NpJ {,
W. ] spencer Place. corner llauco k-~t :
% per cent r1n remain. broker. invited.
WNtK - Na,,au.>t.. Room Cos.
Rent FREE 10 SEPTEMBER ID
El"gan, first HAT: rooms aud blth all
Improvements desirable location: rent re-.
duc,c, 80 only. Apply 3i2 >umn.r-avc.
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Otis ELEVATING RAILWAY,
Catski|! Mountains.

Conn VI y
Centtal and ii ;35 and 40 trains on West shore .hl
Ioas Also with Albany Day Boats and Ca'skin Even
inc Line. ,,o, ,,o Nowyors Ce,trol on
LIMITED TRAIN s.tr tsg N az 5 r NJ for
Catskil without stop connects YIN cH o. IvITrS '
tbe Mountain Station in 3 HOURS AND ~ MlNoir~o'
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY
Coal used exclusively n-nring Cleanliness
aud toinfort.j
Four Tricks. Protected by Auiomntir Block signal
s,.,cm Train. leave siniion foot of Liberty ~.
Time Table in effect Jung 81, 1898.

systcm. Train. leave sfniion loot OF Liberty ~.
Time Table in effect June d. 1898.
For Headipg at 200, . ;0oi 8 4" 4; NJ 90 80.
SATURDAY night. sunday IL 80 A NJ 90. 3 80. 10.
FOR iia' risbdrg at 90 co. s;i5 A. NJ. 90 80.
night Sundays. II 80 \. NJ. co. 3 100. 80 r. ~.
l. For roitsyc 200. 90. a. 4 NJ 90. 80
Fos sunbury. Lcwi.burr and wncmsoo,t at 800
g 90 - A. NJ. 90, 30 30 T. NJ - - night
except SATURDAY night. Sundays, 10 A. NJ 90 T.. NJ
i For FScon rchlchem. Allentown Mauch Chunk &c.
4 90 7:l5 8:f5 A. NJ. 90 30. 2 -. 80 TO t'en.
For wiiicsborre fittston AMI scranton s45 A. NJ.
80 T.. ". Sundays 80 \. NJ.
ALL RAIL ROUTE
FOR Long BRtNCiI. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
FOR Red Bank Long Branch and POM, south Point
Pleasant 80 30 10 lcl Bank, -, 10 80, II 80
a. @o saturday, o@l 80 2:6; 49, 3D. o Co
' FOR La6ew ood Toms siN,r Barnegs, ParK
gat 80. sI5 \. NJ. 30 go +, "
For Beach Haven. Atlantic CITY, Nlnrlaid aud Bridge.
ton 4 80 \. NJ. 30 +. NJ.
For Monmouth Beach: seanright End Hishland Beach.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
FROM PIER y. N r.. FOOT RECToR-sT.
For Atlantic highlands. highland Bach NOrmandle.
Seatrigh;. Monmouth Beach and LoAs Il anch at 80.
say y. j. 30 20 ~ NJ 90 . 9 &c. 49, 80 T. J" SUI"
For Eberon. Ocean Or We. Asbury Psrk and PCns
! :0t. 3Aj F. NJ
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Gteamnoars.
new

y W-HAVEN-FARE S1.-Magnificent new
t"i-sercw st..l steamer ''Iichard PECK the Lvc
iaste steamer on Long Island Sound and naia.sI Steiner
~. H. NoItham" Fave Pier IS. T. r. daily AZ 80
oohctine with trains for Moriden Hartford SprinqfeId
ana North These magnificent steamers are couuei win
electric lights and call bells and furnished II,,riousiy
throughout, Through tickets and baggage checked m az
Broadway, n. Y. and I Court-st, Br0oklyn ~" "