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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-07
N.Y.. ONTARIO & WESTERN 6'Y.

Trains leave OF West dSt follows: Is minutes
earlier from Franklin-st .
~ a m for Corn" ili Lakes Mohonk and Min
nrwnsk, and Waikiki Valley stations. Middletown
iUonmlnrburg Elenyille. Talsburg Librt Carbondae
sciSnton Walton, Delhi sidney New-Beriin Norwich
I'tc, Oneida. Fulton. Oswrgo
.In a m daily foi West Cornwall Middletown
nionmIngburg Wurstboro Eienve Montandale. Fails
i,,r,, IreyVille Liberty Falls. Liberty White
al y m Saturdays only for Mlddletown Blooming
hurr Wursthnro. Elenviie. Mountalndale. Centrevie
Fallsurg Hurieyvle Liberty Falls Liberty. Parksvie
iiVinsston Manor RocklaE l.
ais H. IN Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska. Stony
Ford Midde'own. Wurstboro. Ellenvile. Mountalndae
,,entreyile Falsburg HureyNie Liberty Falls Liberty
parksvllls. Livingston Manor
As n m daily FOR Mdiletown. B;oomngburg Falls.
burg fib,rty Livingston Manor. Walton. Sidney Nor
wIch oneida Fulton. Oswego. Niagara Falls and points
west Pullman Sleeping Cars. Free reclining chair car
10 Chicago without change
Tickets Pullman Drawing Room seats at 81 BROAD
way. New-loIk. J, = ANpEkSoN,
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Railroads..
Pennsylvania
j RAILROAD

STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and Cortland. s,,..,.
G SSo III al asG s!;,.sgr.
a S%f 's H. asa e Tsi!sS NJ indian: s
200 p. n: CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
sssRa s"s RRE Sfs to s. iSs5 louis Al '
600 .'i Itsf haisss0 ExPRNssrum.n
and Dining Cars Chicsgo and cleveland 0x Fyss
sv'S:' W. fasf rXrR Riss
i"s to G1SnaS and id s.
500 hI"'' fAF sfend E * fPs
S car TO Ptsburs Connects for Chicago daily aS
TfaS TsSFd Ayp THE
dining g cs =? !, G%S Ds" fS Si Il
Hsh su"Ss, 4 ssO s'as f 800 ons NJ Is
sS y si;i ls &c. Sa''s ca''' 49, Dining
s ss s se Sss:ss:s&. 5s5
.: $s.ssg Pr ", 4s s
A TltfPST coA y s1IK LINE. 900 daily s,....
Tampa Jacksonville Macon and Charleston 900
FOR NATLANT1c cry. 10 p. NJ weekday. VII,
TT Th59f pn P Mag r, F; dS Ca, 100
rSr Long BRANCH Aseury PARK Ocean Grove. and pos
,Sa,Yrdays only, go go 40 40 $40. ana
do not STOP Asbury Park and Ocean Grove on Sur,
Express: 600 go so . $40 % Penn. Lm.o
go 10 L 9s ps % """ 49, ~ rs
rIekes o aIls n Nos 49, o4. 1875 s and sn
ao % sna fs i rdsn s;::
Eroadw.y and Brooklyn Annex sts,ion FOOT q Fulton
o%pany 5 a % c Ts ssss S ',ss
hotel; and rss,dences through to destin1tl9n NAV,
NJ G Ged:Ia MANAGE Genera p & %G Ssss,
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2,S!3, JI3 bdIts
ng. range aad close 'o,oHy anu ei0s'"s ''-' '''

Market closed barely steady 10 points net decline
COMPARED with Yesterdays closing prices Trans III o.,
notices sales $500 bales. New oIk spot
to-day and last night. as officially reported; fo'
port bales; consumption Gil bales. contract ~
bales total l.46 bales. Spot market steady miiilns
compared with yesterdays closing New ork goss re
cepts bales sl bales; forwa ded q bales
sales bales spnners GIL bales; stock. Sl,i22 baes
to-day. $3.50 bales thus iaf tt
week bales Exports to-day: Great Britain t"@f
bales Continent. Sill bales. Thus far this week Grea
Britain. 7.12l bales; Continent Sl3 bales stock lVp"o
bales
Liverpool catles-spot cotton. good business doing
sales 1900 bales speculation and export. 90 bales
opened steady sellers 2c4l advance; closed qu, net al
2e4d TO 3G4d advance; September 332s ptein e.
October 3JOG3ol October November 3,9dfJO N1Nemb'i
December 3jOs: December January. rs q3l January
February 352s February March, 353a35i. Ma ch- April!
355b April-May 357s May-June 35sG3Jy Minch SEE
Yarns the higher price asked checked busn cloths
makes dearer
shown the late months by sample houses, and
Baltimore firms showed disposition to realz- causing
prices Havre c sei barely steady September 9s
October IS, November. 800 December. $50. Jan
uary $3.50. Rio market quiet al 100 refs decline 10
IA 600 exchange lilo lower 1915. receipts 1900
bags for the United States 1000 bags. and for
Europe bags $4,000 bags. Santos receipts
"a 900 bags stock at Santos $4,000 bags; Hamburg
market steady prices declined "a pfg as follows sep
TENDER IL pigs: October. 7375 piss: November 1l23
pigs; December. go pigs January. 60 pigs. February
6775 pigs Exchanges took place in this market Of 40
bags March foi Decerbcr at 20 points difference. and
1000 bags November for December al ~ points difference
Contracts Is points decline. Sales
%. 500 bass. as follows:
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rr'ROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Sept. g. 3.i5 m.-Beef Extra lndia mess
firm az rs Gl; prime mess firm ai US 81 tofk rim.
mess Western fine firm at rs 81 do medium nrm a.
Hamsshort abou; - 10 10 N dun At 3is 81
cumberland cut. about - 70 ~ 10 nrm NJ t's
rib about - n. Arm ~ AS long clear nlfil's
- ~. firm al as: long and short clear ml!d'..
about 81 n. Ais Shoulders. about Il O. j. 10
nrm a. 37s 81 Chcese-American finest white and coll
orei nrn AZ JOS. Tallow-Irm" city nominal cotton
oil-Liverpoo refined steady AZ 2s Spirits Of tur-
pentine duh A. 2is Cd Rosn-t ommon du AT - o.
I.ard-Prime Western spot. steady q. AZ I'd Wheat
NJ steady AT a. a.. 80 rel spring steady
r. ID Flour-St Louis fancy winter steady AZ Is ~
Corn-Mixed Western. spot firm at - FAD. September
firm IS I'D. october firm AZ - I'd Novemter firm ~
HID. Hops at London-Paihc Coast steady at ia
II los
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. sept 6-lhe wool market has iecn quiet The
week only 2J23o 600 pounds good por n
Of which foreign. In prices there II lttl"
change hut quiet market is expected until after the
London sales the 18th. when nrm'r and
active market IL anticipated here Fleece woods
have been quiet, With Ohio ~ 10 for y 2nn2lc for NJ
and NN and above. &c for No l. and 2ic for fine de-
lIre. Michigan IL duh i1disc. There Is steady
demand for unwashci combng. and sales Of
AMI ihreceiehths nj i6uisc per pound Territory wool
less active and sales about steady sfl3
n secured basis Of 35l3sc for fine and fine medium
and 32u3ic for medium. Small lots OF Texas sold at 100
and California ~ he. but there
ouiry for either Pulled woods in steady demand ri
&c for Domestic secured woods have
good demand Australian wool has sod well 2Gq :ic
and In pct wool there IL q good trade.
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leaving the highest prices for the day ana
AZ 1stT2Lc net gain. There some predictions cur
rent that the statement would show conu
lion OF less than and possibly as low as o. ASH
corn was neglected owing TO the strong advance IN pcs
IL bush sold at 66c aioat and al me cose ~1s
September. equal to 6oi.c anoat Whe
canal quoted at the same price delivered
OATS-The market for oats no exception 10 'he te
ter feeling which prevailed in wheat and corn prle's
ouite easily sympathzing with the general gain Durs
the early part the day transactions were unlnpprai
but toward considerable more activity developer
ana prices advanced easily. closing firm at the BEST prices
and at ssds.c net gain. There was consideraD'e a,k
OF increased demand for oats on account or me Use III
who have been selling oats on large re-
cepts quite inclined Cash oats We're more
active frmer sales included 1900 bush No oats
n 3id34Asc elevator 1900 bush do ah2ai, sac ,9r
canal; 5000 white. 36%G37c. 1000 bush NO
white SEC and % 90 bush track white AT 3Ge
SEEDSThe-e is small jobhing trade In cotcrseed az
20 for sample lots per 100 H. and october pime
is quoted 50 ~ nominal. Timothy Is selling
I small jobbng lots s. 50USG- .
We give comparison closi prices OF the pre-
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NJ IW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD
~ Summer schedule In effect july lst 1894
FOR Rrdba nA. Long Branch Elberon Ocean Grove. As
hurry Park B-nar. Sprns Lake and Point Pleasant.
fains ieav, Cor'landt and Desbrosses streets: $50
"a o.. 10 $1,000 A. M 1910 l'l:2O Saturdays onl)
80 .3o. $40 except RedbankD. 42o. o;io 1900 p. m
Trni1s leave FOOT Liberty 1870. so Redbank
si5 10 30 .li:30 a. m, cl 20 Saturdays only I:30
o.iS $50 400. $50 $50 6:i5 D. Sundays T:io
a m. 30. 400 p. III, g .
Sunday trains do OF stop at Ocean Grove ana Asoury
Park. -,
RUFUS RLoDGETr. sup't y. y ~; BR;R
]. II. WOOD H. =. bAtspWiN..
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively

Mn,hracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block signals
Trains leave station foot Of I;iber,y-ss
For Eas'on Bethlehem AenO"n Ma1ch chu ,h e.
g Ea;ls1 iso SIS % A ssS NJ sun
I:lo 30 ! 80 P NJ. sunday 40 < N
I:lo, $50. 900. 100 500 So 7sc P n i?l' n9S
For Harrisburg 80 500; o:iO A n. ilO; ~
500 P, n. is'l5 nigh, -''' ".',, ~" ''''
go 4. y. ITO 40 7:ao P. NJ Sundays. 7:i' A. u.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Long Branch. Ocean Grove. &C.
Pleasant 40 $50 to Red Bank sis 10 30 ii 30 A. Y
529 d,i5 ~ N, sgIlay: sxesD ocean Grove and A.6u;
Bd!nesa,; t:5o. SIS 4. II. 30. 80 ?. ~ ~
Is. %ST A, M 80 S Cape May VHsl''d and BFds''R
o ss g H. ssor 20 s 81, Tst s s;
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GRO, L. ETC.
For Al EFSH h R5 isii A Beach So.a
:R a'4: Ss$i ,a"1ia Sa = SIS s
.o nth to Pon f Peasant 90 H. oi sns 's
i pal sS sg9d's 90 ESP Ocean Grove and A''
For LakeyOod. Toms River and Barnegas. 4:so A. n.
For Atlantic CITY Cape May. vineland and Bdseoa
$50 A H. u" = NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALIIAORE AND WASHING
TON
ll.so Dining S1D A NJ $50 800 200 (Burs; Pare;
night. Sunday, +So 900. II 30 Dining Carr. A. n.
30, 500. 800 Dining Carr F. NJ IL 10 night
For Baltimore and Washington week days 800 II 30
Dining Car, A. 81. 30 800. 500. 500 Dining Carp
p NJ 1915 night. Sundays 900. II 80 Dining Can
A. NJ. go. 500 500 Dining Carp P. NJ. 1915 night
Tickets and parlorcar seats be procured at liz M
itih ST. ist East i2Sth ST. ss4 IVES. issth g.. 81
Columbus Av., New-York Court St, $50 Fulton ST.,
Brooklyn: os Broadway Williamsburg. The New-Iork
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
hotel or residence to destination
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STEAMBOATS,.
HUDSON River BY DAYLIGHT.
DAY LINE STEAMER
.,ru von1,,. or ALBANY

"NEw-YORK" Or "ALBANf
Daily except Sundays -
Leaves Desbrossesst. PIER ~, "A
Annex boat from Fulton-st.. Brooklyn. at a M
For ALBANY landing at Yonkers West Point, New
hnrch Pnughkeepse Rhinebeck. Caiskill and Hudson
Returning leave Albany ?, $50 a. m.
CONNECTIONS.
WEST POINT. NEWBUHGH and POUGHkEEPsiE'
RHINEBECK 10y cry Ulster and Del. r. r.
fcr resorts OF The Catski!s - ,,, ~, -, n
CATSKGLL. WITH special trains on the Ca'shIh MI ~ H.
and Eevatinl Railway a.. ,,..,.
ALBANY with trains fer Niagara Fais ana tne "es,;
Roston and the East. Montreal and the NORTH ana
with special trains 70 and from SARATOGA
Tho New-York Transfer Company Will cali tor anu
check baggage hotels and residences
MORNING AND AFTERNOON. CONCEkIS.
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,,.uun. m New-lUrk loot OF Barclay ANA
ChristOpher streets. ,,,
CnACAE,S. pINTSCE LIGHT.


Direct route 10 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTcLAlR
THE ORANGES summit bernardsviie. Bashlhs
Ridge Madison Morrstown. Passaic Paterson, b.. z
ton Dover Sianhope BUDDs LAKE. LAKE NO
PArCONG. HackettstoWn SCHOoLEY'S MOUNTAIN,
Washln,ton. PHILLIPsBt RIG. EASTON WAIEH
GAP STKOUDSBURG Pocono Mountains sCRAN'
T0N PirrSTON WiLKEsBARRE NANTIcoKE.
DANvILLE. NoRTHuMBERLANp; Monrose BiEH
HAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. NatersAle. UTICA
KICHFEI.p, SPRINGS CSr'land SYRACJ oI% ,x 3S-
BATH. DANSiX,iL;lL.EsS RTFFAL9 and all p'n"
20 A. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
zoo a. M-BUFFALo SCRANTON. RINGHAMroN;
OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror cars Cos Coz,
nee, al Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving Wv
h IN. morning. ...-.,, -,,rpA
100 T. NJ SCRANTON. BiNGHAMTON and ELMlh~
EMPRESS. Pullman paI.or ears ~ -, w
4 90 p M-SCRANTON WlLkESBARRE and PLi"
oUTH EXPRESS Pullman pas.r r.,S ears. ,,xcu,w.
7 p n ,paily)-BUFFALO. SCRANTON, BlNGhAn'
TON and EfMIRA LIMITED EXPRESS. Pullman
BUFFET Sleepers. Arrives at I'D a. M ..,,,,u
600 r. NJ lDal:yl -BUFFALo SCRANTON. BiNG st os
TON RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and W
Woo EMPRESS Pullman BSTe, Scenes ,5xs =, n
Murray-si 42s broadway Tickets at ferry saSas
ave New ork 1855 and '26 Fulton-st and a BFoaa"M
brooklyn. Time tables. giving full information a. ~
stations. .-,,c, co,,,.Ny ,.u, all o., Al
chs, 4 baryage hotel residence TO destination
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Gunner Resorts.
NlRGlMlA hot SPRINGS.

VIRGINIA. HOT SPRINGS.
Driest and most bracing atmosphere In America
F-nest hat hhouse and wonderful waters In this
coun,rv for The cure OF rheumatism and
troubles The Virginia. the Homestead and cottages AFFORD
every convenience and comfort Vestibuled limited train
with dining leaves New-York p m. daily va Penna
md G and Route, arriving Hot Springs 80 a. M
Inouire at C. & O. Office 362 Broadway. Address FRED
sTERRY Manager Hot Springs. Bath Co.. Virginia
WERNERsviPIRHEEsr P PAA;;:s suNNYs1pE
on a southern slope OF the Soutn siounaih !" oou'"
eastern Pennsylvania. .
For illustrated pamphlet address :, ,,-sro~
VI,HEN IN BUFFALO STOP AT THE
w GENESEE.
NIAGARA FALLS forty minutes away
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO Il q.
Fast r.ApIess irains ~ r.uceunatG

H"'''~sssL %:" AND Toia: TFHiSs.
Leave NewYork foot q Liberty ST. For aa PyirTSBUR9
sos m. night FsI ciSts sMTSAd1o r. bHLrE
MORE 800 a. M III 20 a. M. Dining Car c ~ iST
p M SUM-. 500 600 b P a T pn nm ''.'
Fcr NORFOLK Bay Line 80 ~ Bristol s and chs,s
noosa through Pullman Sleeping car sSo 81 len
Texss c Smce' 3, y: $50 81 Futon ST. SIC Mt
in ing ST.. brooklyn: station foot Of Liberty Dr.
Of N. J. 40, - o.. ana bet ~
tn destination.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore sept eFlour dull H., aSn, snd sepember
sSsa55%c october 569sa5s4c; Decemne[:s milling
Nav 6fd641 steamer No. red 1920 - h,sbais
wheat bv sample 5Gd56sc: stock. ioi3ios Dnsns
saies "a 600 Bushels Corn dull: spot and SePleanoe
5gi.c bid year 56i.c bid Southern white dno
Yellow eiaGIc stock 50 727 bushels sales o9 az R
Oats quiet and steady: No white Wester. i've
No mixed do 33isQ34c; stock; lo3 d1s h, Nv
firm and steady; No. .. Sic stock ll,s,, nuSsS Co.
duI and easy: good o choice timothy Sl".WuSlf. o'
freiehts steady unchanged. Other articles uhohans'
Boston Sept s-Flour quiet and uncna's p,y,s,ons
firm oats quiet but hrmer. Shorts que; =, Vest.
Arm Ruer steady; Northern creamery 2fh.tac' 80
ern 23a.4c. Cheese firm; best Northern o'z0' 7e'
firm . ..-,, r,est.
buffalo Sept 6-spring wheamMaaket t sssG 4" Old
G3iac. no bush No / Northern old, ol2c Pg.,d syot
n,ah new No hard DOC f. closing No Ia'"
old de do new 62isc. No Northern ",a sP r,berr
IA hard G I T. old 62ssc; do new, GIG 40 ,r,,g
do 59ssc Winter wheat in good detatu' "a ,5iac.
10 . red SIC asked: sales II cars ~ IT,, 80 5ic.
cars do 55s,c: cars 10. SC; car No hi'N'u - a.
cars no grade sc; 700 bush No : roo st"Ic' wv oi
NJ 1 white 6Oc Cnrn-I'nsettled. OF ING W'ah iul 80
low Closing No yellow and No c - " l,c,s
Sales 1900 bush NJ : yco", ~
\ 900 bush No corn. GoS.c store II cars - rniS
dit. ) cars No 3 yellow. G1itc; cars NO rcos
rack 1ats-Openei weak closed hrm Al ou,S'n, pic
sales Is cars 10 white 3i2n3iS.c > cars 10 ~
XII. d33a.c 3 cars No mixrd. 3su"z'sc t
sales. Western 35GGOc; Canada VipoDc Yin ,-i
,ir asked track Flour-Seady unchanged. t sI. au
S,ronr unchanged Canal fr'ights-Steady' uhcHdhs''
Chicago Sent 6.-The leading futures ranged Dis i'i
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Low Closed years
September s:ss ,sss iss e 1s;SSisI; $ss
s S:::$s:s i:; isss ::$#=: s$
s March $500 i2a5 1920 22odi225 1929
NBIl ..::::::: $50 i2i5 i2c i2osi3o SiS
The following the statistical position Of Brazil coffee
To-day, Yesterday Last - yea az,
New-York stock ~ ss3 49, % s ss
Sslsi orleans soi stock ia3s isssS 400
stock all ports: s05S:, 1890 s g i iss
Baltimore deliveries. g. 1ae ca
New Orleans deliveries.. "ol 100 W
Total deiiveries......, e565 aqs 5s6 q, q 100
XisIsIe supply 5000 5l79@ $5o@o5
The make, for Brazil sorts shows no Gn1ns I dd
SSsis Of i5s.c FOR RIO 10 There is moderats
barely steady in a., tone Sr s1e quick buyers
small but i,,s better prevailed toward the el2se
S on 5Ss re ou.d d T OF ped hSiS
, ,ss ' ssy dS' ae a Sy'e ses @
s sqm. NILS 900 S fig'. f a asa
% 1 b flsA wesefS 8 co. pEgs drs5 s. 2;a
g. 40 sx9ro sacks to 6Ss 81 s. aoss 10 and c6
bb 2'es2 50 T r, Te n2 ss fm OF With far de-
msod sales COO bbls at s5Qs$ 10 coRNMEA
MAXI % sales ieS Rsi q e. n 4ns
81 sas a. yellow 81 2cs 3d. eoar,S 81 aSi -
so quiet s az sa'' io6S b. sgo2
s sa'; &C. e cS SS feed meal g
GRAiN~wIEATr dealings shd nst ds
The range Of prices narrow during me morning sa
even thS room operators found II hare woik 20 secue
sxeenth s so6n gave way on offerings
by traders. Later little steadler tone pirraii.eu ~
with change in the Ycume 81 ,rsHsa sd wa
very .,,,le doing for foreign sGeouht Inc p men
iron, farmers hands and actual receipts r so IA! ,ns
week decreased quite ;lt'e The ClnGinn are
decreasing rather Increasing The Milling demand
Yves, takes up grea, eSa Ss H Sf At Dub % 2
bis ana al Milwaukee 3c,5lc bbls. USING all told
1865 during the week Interior Wheat e rgSe1s
c,udin9 Chicago 2i9 bush. nearly al winter. aSais
sss2 bush last year wI5s ss S Sn.S against against
2i 5s bush total 1S7as15 bush agains; o2 s,l bush
, Exports a:. Wsss Sors became considerably disturbed
the strong advance In corn and started III 70 cover;
~ The ;op prices and al &c gain Tor the day The
rise apparently noing bu synpainy MIN V h
bulls on wheat time who were wiling to PR
dict that The rally beginning OF big rise The
chanse only Dads were reported export No
red &c under December o. aGai 1eCf'n1er SS
terms, Later 3: 900 bush more sold Sr Export Of
NC SoRN e bulls on corn scored another Nj.
morning advancing prices quite rapidly fr short lin:
s,a ment that the dou,h conditions ,aiiy
changed conditions during the we'k although II
Total producton. Bull predictions he Goyern1eni
figures Monday were quite enthusiast SONG o, ;nr
talking high as--or ra,her as Joy I'LL" W ~"
bush On :he other hand ing,is Of nhlcsgo vas suos
as making hs rs, aavsne prices reacted lite o.
The selling traders but The tone st nervous and
snsse 40 gnd many conservative traders think
thai market has beea buled sufficiently for me
sge hnd very decided influence prices Just bforc hc
close the advancing rapidly with active covering
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f RTE LIN ES.

York loot OF Chambersst. daily. follows. and wv
minutes earlier from West 23d-st: MIA.
nix A. M.-Ves, bued Express Tor Waveriy, b. d..
C.1C hamton Elmira, Buffalo. Bradford and e~''
uanca Parlor car { Buffalo. - chi.
o,OO \. M.-Vestibule Limited Solid train for 60
O.OV cago. Chautauqua Lake Sieepers " NV
,ago Clevelard and Cincinnati. Dining Car r.is
OsCO Seepers Buffalo and Chicago. x..u.
OK - M-via Chauiaulua Lake and Niagara Fsi,e
Cs1O Sole train 10 Chicago. Sleepers 10 oun"'~
chicago and Cincinnati. Dining car. ~
4 OtAI, TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLA,nS
Laccommodaiions AZ 26i 273 4Oi and 957 Broadway -
East ,i25h-s Chambers and West 2Sdst ferries ,oS,s
Ysrk Y33 Fulto-- BROOKLYN 200 Hudsons Hovosaa
and Jersey City station Erie Transfer Company enI
ard checks baggage from hotels and residences
nation.
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A0[b@mW Boats

PEOPLES LINE.
Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave leave. f Ie
Al n r. foot Canal-st.. at p. m. daily Sundays eH'
rened direct connections with express trains for Sara.
iosa Lake George and all Adirondack points. Riohhed
cnrnes and Thousand Islands. Saturday night steamer
connects with Sunday morning train for Saratoga Cad
I'D Lake GeOrge.
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1TROW BOATS.

CITY OF TROY or SARATOGA leaves Pier 40. West
ioth-st. daily except saturday m cypress trains Tor
touches at Albany. SARATOGA EXCURSION 500
LAKE GEORGE EXCURSION. $3.50. Good during season.
The morning call., 1894-04-04
SENT FOR THE BIG TENT
Now There Will Be Room for
Recruits.
CHEERS GIVEN PASSING TRAINS.
And the Passengers Wave Their
Handkerchief From the Win
dows i'm Return.

PITTsBURG, April 3.-The last march of
the Army of the Commonwesl to Allie
gheny began at Sewickley at 9 O'Clock.
On the road to Allegheny the army was
we'll received. All the schools were dis
missed for the forenoon, and the boys
crowded ont Of town after the Common
veal, cheering and singing. The road lay
along the railway, and every passenger
train was cheered by the men, and the
passengers waved their haEdkerchiefs In
return. The whole progress is looked on
by the leaders as an ovation. In view OF
the new contingents expected, the big tent
was ordered from Massilon.
The army reached Lower Allegheny at
/ o'clock and was met by bands of the
Iron-molders' Union. Patternmakers',
Bolermakers', Bakers and other labor or
CARNATIONS and large concOuTse OF peo-
pie. When the city line was reached a
halt was taken for lunch and at 2:30 o'clock
the army marched to Exposition Park.
where it went into camp for two days.
Long before the arrival of the Common
veal the streets in the vicinity of Wood
street were packed with people. Many
houses were decorated and along the route
TO the park the army was greeted with
cheers by the crowds who thronged the
sidewalks. A feat OF the parade was
100 bicyclsts carrying banners inscribed
"Coxey's Brigade"
ST. LOUIS. April General Frye's
army arrived at jefferson Barracks from
Poplar Bluff to-day and camDed in the
railroad yards at Ivory station. The Com
monwealers were on the TOP OF boxcars.
There were eighteen cars in the train.
Over the car in which were General
Frye's headquarters hoated Old Glory. 1t
was saluted by company of United
States regulars. There are 600 men in all
and they are respectable lot.
General Fry went to President Boyd of
the Merchants Exchange. who started a
collection. A sum sufficient to supply the
needs of the army temporarily was soon
collected. When asked what his men
could do Fry stated they were all me-
chanics except two. who were preachers.
There are sixty-seven knights of Pythlas
in the army.
SACRAMENTO, April ga branch Of the
Industrial Army which proposes to march
apon Washington has been organized in
Sacramento during the past week. Over
100 recruits have enlisted here. under the
leadership of W. II. Mitchell and w. j.
Merle, who came from San Francisco TO
make the organization.
Chief of Police Drew has given the CON-
mttee CT the army permission to go to
business houses soliciting for food and
clothing The army has set up camp on
the levee north of the city. They expect
TO start upon the journey in couple Of
days. and claim to be waiting the arrival
of 100 Industrial soldiers from San Fran
CISCO it having been announced that they
would leave that city to-day.