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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-29

LABOR DAY EXCCRsION TO NIAGARA fALL"
The Erie Railroad has arranged to run anothc? OF
its popular excursions 10 Niagara Fails on sep
te,nber at the low rate OF IS for the round IMP
Tickets are good going on trains leaving Chambers
st at 9.l5 A. m. and $50 D. m, and west twenty
.h,rd., a, e,0 a m and 25 D. m. good returning
on any regular train leaving the Falls until Monday
September g. inclusive This will enable travellers 10
take advantage Of Labor Day and remain two days at
the Falls arriving home in time for business Tuesday
morning. Special efforts will be made to make TINS
the most successful and enjoyable excursion OF the
season ONLY the famous Worlds Fair day coaches.
with high back seats, will be used. and there Will
he no crowdlnc-every passenger will be provided
with a seat The great expense incurred in former
years in visiting the Falls j. nov Thing Of the
made the principal points OF interest such as Amer-
can Falls, Great Horseshoe Faiis Goat lsland;
park free to the public All who have never seen
the grandeur and beauty OF the Falls or who have
not recently beheld them should take advantage OK
the Erie's cheap excursion next Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

c,,,..o, Aug 2s-co,ton steady. mlliling. Sole
IA. ,rilanr d ies. good ordinary. l-ldc. net ana
r,".. r,r.lpi. / 39l bales all new crop. sales LII
balAs. stock ~ 81 bales =, 60. So.
E1rf.lk Aug 2s--coiton quiet middIlnE ii-l"., Nv
rnlddlins a. good ordinary no n'' ana . go IN
ba stock SIS hal"t ,,,,..- AZ, .
low mdllnk lie good ordinary 3Ac. net ana gross
receipts 81 bses. Including -" hars ne" crop S"''
4?o ial.-. stock. i3+ hFles ,,
New-Orieans Aug 2s-Coton qust, new grade o.c'
rri.alns 7.i6c. low mlddling lGc. good ordinary
: Il. lGc ne; receipts ilH3 bales gross 2o5I bales eN
,or,, IN The Continent bales. cpastwse. Ia, bales
.aes l. 700 bales. stock % 90 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-29
BOSTON WOOL MARX TT.

Boston Aux . The wool market Is quiet steady ana
arm and ~. demand expected improve now mat Inc
,Arr matter settled Prices are unchanged nom
arc small supply. AMI hci ~ 3'H
ii o., \ and * and above 10 for Y ard ~ Or y"
Michigan \ reecer A. isulpc and No Al IL peg
,oun1 In c5ubny and deian. ne~csr there II not nu'h
i9ing a. stock. light invash"i c'inhlhs NN'Is NJ
In irrnsni isgl"c for one guari"f ana h,'e WIS
III Territory wool steady request. ana si'' W'
I'm r,nse ~ i3ai,c secured hnrr ~ "'u ~ ~
m. nni me meiiun. and 3213i- for mcilutn l',,iS
WOOL sells l3c 20 quality. ana antpths R"'
49, ,ni and neglected. Pulled woods are nrfn \ Hhi u
49,. Lila N secured lasts ~ 3nG3t' Australian
Wi 10 In god demand and nrm. Foreign CARPET "'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-29
EDWARD MAN HlGGlNBOTHAM D NA"r''

The Grand Jury did not file an indictment yester-
dav against ex- Ward Man Higginbotham. VINO was
accused by Carpenter Bros. the coh'iac.ois' "
,.,r, hlaclmau on them 1t was said that the
members of the firm were longer certain that
tJieginbotham was the man 10 whom me! Hiaue
the series OF payments. He may De ca"eu "9
witness before the Grand Jury to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-29
BALTIMORE AND OHIO H.
Fast express irans ~ cincinnstl
baltimore. Washinxton, Chi:S a.s West.

pus 81 kS" IAN "s .GR AZ 81 ESs
Leave Nsw-York foo. q Liberty ST. fo say
SO NO. night Fer ci WSSSlsHTHSSAd4o g. sS5i5.
MORE go ssC &c. D. p m fbl Ss caS o."
i. M q All irsIns run daily except 800 p m sunday
Fer NORFOLK, Bay Line. 80 m hrsoI and ch..ts
nooss through PaImsn Sleeping car p e q.
Ticket on'ces i72 2Si 500 IL IN ton ST. $40 wai
n ing st.. Brooklyn; station foot Of Liberty
Of N. J. :. I'm ..u for and -hseS 49,
| ~ese "A destiuati0n. Ia. Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

I,verpool Aug % 3.43 p m.--Ilcet Extra India mess
nrIn 73s Cd. prime ness nrm az 5,s 81 PnkalrIne
mess western fine arm a Tia 30. DO medium firm At
90 sd Hams cut about - 20 10 II duh at Jts
Cd Cumberland cut about > % 30 IL steady al
COS short rib - n nrm AZ i"s long clear niii -.
about N 31s long and short clrar nitiies.
about 81 n, lss "a shoulders about II @ Is 10.
nrm NJ 3is Cheese American nncst white ana coorci
arm At As Tallow Prime city nominal 'ott ns'ei o.
Il,cr,ool refined steady 2is Spirits Of ufreniine
duh ~ 2is Iosn Common dun NJ Is Ill Lard
Irn n Wheat NJ rel winter
steady Al No red spring steady AZ " ID Flour
Louis fancy winter STEADY A. 81 cd Corn Mixed
western spot nrm ~ "a August firm a. - III. Sep
TENDER nrm AT Is INA. October hfm ~ Is lVgd Hops
at don-iaclnc Coast steady al teUt3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-29
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
70. pnuods,,h,, week DAYS. 40. 500 900. 1000
1870 Dining carr a ~ 80. 3cc go (Burst Pa g;,
Carr 500. 500 Dining Carr. 1880, $40 NJ l-is
$50 300 800 Dining Carr p ~ ~; night s,o # "a
Dining carr A. NJ. 30 800. 800 500 DINING car,
p NJ I2:l5 night Sundays 900 ii~ ,s En,ns ss, tA7
Tickets and parorcar seats can be procured al az Oh
ais ga 40 l323 Broadway. 49, shave, 81 LAY
ityh ST. Ia. East i25th St. 26i IVES, isi,h 81. 81
Columbus Az. York Court 81, 10 fSI .nyo orr
Transfer Company will call FOR and cheek baggage 'o"
hotel or residence 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-29
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-Chamb,rs- Before Beach. J-Cour,
opens at 1920 a. Motors. Calendar oal-d a, -
Class NI-Wiffer Coleman. Jr. Class VII
Stinmel village Of Whitesone. Electro silicon v
Moran Class VlII-Mutuai Life Insurance Co. ~ New
York Barlow: Samuel Whelan. same vs. Rcharc-
son. Bailey. Servda VS.. Brizzoiari. cruk.hank
for the Friendess Iuigen vs. Hare matter Of
New York oxygen Co. he Forest Andrew huilsr W
Prentiss. Hanover National Bank. etc vs. Blake Kun
Coast Defence Co. COnnell Connell Sneieker vs.
Home Brewing Co. Reich W. Cochran.
Supreme Court-C;eneral Term-Rece.s.
Supreme COurt-Spec.ai Term-Fars /. II and HAD
tourned for the term.
Circuit Court-rar,s ! H. III and Iv-Adjourned FOR
the
Superior Court-Special Term-Bcfore McAiam. J.
no. 1905. Grinord Clifford No 100" Green
superior Court-Gencral Terr-Adourned FOR the term.
Superior Court-Equiiy Trrn-Adiourned for the term.
Superior Court-Trial Term-Parts J. III and HAD
journed the term. - .
Surrogae's Court-Ch amhers-Iefore Arnold. S.-Wllls
for probate Francis Bottome Daniel VI. Myers cyrie
Charve, Henry Neuhan Leopold Lew at 10 30 a m
Katharine Ryan. Emily Wallace Bertha kettenacher,
Surrogate Court-Trai Adjourned for the term.
Common Pleas-General Term-A adjourned sine de
Common Pieas-Eauity Term-Adjourned sine die
Common Peas-SpeciaI T~rrn-fIefore DAILY. G. j.
Court opens Il a. Motions . -, 4,
Common Pleas-Tria Term-Parts !. ii and liI-hd
journed for IN" term. -,
CIV Co,rt-General Term-Adiourned sine die.
city Court-Special Term Before Ehrich. & J.-Court
opens 10 a Motions . -. =,
CITY Court-Tral Tem-Pars !. II. III and IN.-Ah-
journed for the term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-29

aI,
YORK. 100, OF Chanbers-ss., daily. as follows '"'
innutes earlier from West 23i-st.: ,v Blps.
ok A. M.-Ves,ibuled Express for WaVe.yi sas.
V'4O hamton. Elmra. Buffalo Bradford A"'
nnnca Parlor car Buffalo. IL, ,or CHI
800 MwvssSSs Limited s0'I se !Ia.n to chi
,sgu CIevelaro and Cincinnati Dining Cst; rslla
G.9O =. M.-soid train to Chicago wa N'As
OsOO Sleepers to Buffalo and Chicago. ,,x.-. Falls
Q.A5 +. M.-via Chautaulua Lake and NA 20 buffalo
Cs9O Sou train to Chicago. sleepeFs '"
Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining car Avn PULLMAN
4 OCAL TIME TABLE. TICKETS AM Ssxsv is1
l. sccSmmodsons at 26i 273 4oi and so BS.ss New
East I25th-st. Chambers and West 23.s. w Hoboken
YORK: $50 Fulton st. Brookyn; 200 Hudsons cslls
and Jersey City Station Erie Transfer comps 70 dsst
ard checks baggage from hotels and resos
natioy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-29
THE COURTS.
THE JARy1s-CONKLIN CASE AGAIN.

THE JARVIS CONKLIN CASE AGAIN.
WHEELER H. PECKHAM OPPOSES THE MoIioN'
MADE ny TWO ENGLISH BoNDHoLDERs
r,.o roouons were made yesterday before Judge
roco,obe IN the United States Circuit Court by Tread
,,.u Cleveland OF Evarts, Choate & Beaman, repre-
.enting Mrs Elizabeth Garnett ana beh'a"i" "a
Fowler two English debenture holders VINO are us
satisfied with the way the receivers OF 'he jaws
Conklin Mortgage Trust Company are cohuucu's inc
affairs Of that concern. The hrst motion was A"a'
IN behalf Of Mr.. Fowler. and It for permission
n examine the books OF the Jarvis-Conklin Mort
cage Trust Company-a privilege which had been
denied him by tn, receivers Wheeler H. Peckham
onnosed the motions and Judge Lacombe reserved
his decision on BOTH
The second motion was more important IN 'ha'
Mrs Garnett asked that the receivers OF the COM
many he removed charging them with reckessness.
personal interest and gross Acknowledgement.
on the second motion long argument was heard
For Mrs Garnett Mr.. Cleveland went over the story
of her complaint which has been told at length
in The Tribune. She charges that Samuel NJ Jarvis
and Roland r. Conklin the receivers. mlsmanaged
the affairs OF the company badly. had created a
deficit OF ses0OD and therefore should be removed
In opposing the motion Mr.. Peckham raised the
points that 80 per cent OF the holders OF the de-
bentures were in thorough accord with the plan of
reorganization. that the only tangible reason au-
duced for the removal OF the receivers Is that both
were connected with the old company and that they
had made certain bad investments Mr.. Peckham
also raised the point that none OF the mortgages ~
the series in which Mrs Garneus were had ever
been sold. so her interests could not De anectei ~
the failure OF the debenures OF any other series u
bring their face values Judge Lacombe however
dissented from Mr.. Peckhams view and gave II A.
his opinion the OF the failure OF any series
to bring the face values OF It's debenures seriously
affected each other series in that the question arose
as to how seriously the other debentures might be
affected thereby
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-29
DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN H. n
stations I'm New-YOrk foot of Barclay nne
ChristOPhes street, p,rrcr
COACHES. PINTSCH IIGHT IN

Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MoNT6LNsirs
THE ORANGES. summit. BernartsHlae. I ~.
Ridge Madison. Morristown, Passaic Paie'sonr t no
ton Dover stanhope. BUDD's Lab L Lane ne ny
PATCONG. Hackettsown. SCHOOlEl MOe n ~ 40
Washington. PHILLIPsBURG. EAsTON. w W.n,x
GAP STROUDsBURG. Pocono Mountains, S - ~
ton PITTSTON. WILKESBARRE NANIlInvynnnn,
DANvII.LE NORTHUMBERLAND. Mon,iose' ,, gHv
HAMTON OXFORD NORWICH Waeryills: rIiS -
RICHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland sYRACysEs;, ,v vs
WEGO ITHACA OWEGO ELMIRA, CoRNlNu
BATH. DANsvILLE. BuFFAL0 and al pom"
7:co A. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL sop. al p'inaps
900 A. M-BrFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGhAMIos;;
UTICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ana
OSWEGO EMPRESS Pullman BUFFET Paror ar o. q 4,
nee. at Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving '''
n m. morning ..-... ,r MP
EMPRESS. Pullman parlor cars ,,,,,, 49,, u, w.
400 p M.-SCRANTON. WILkESl'Ahhh ana f"'
oUTH EXPRESS. Pullman na,.or cS,s prxcuAx.
1880 r. NJ ,Daily)-BUFFALO, Scranton: bIN Ut, a
TON and ELMIRA LIMITED EMPRESS f'''"''
BuYe, Sleepers Arrives az 40 a n, ,,xcu.M.
900 p II. Daily)-BUFFALO. Scranton. 81 WI os
TON RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRIA -. aHs W
wEGo EMPRESS. Pullman Bgne, See2, ,s,s =, n
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCONMOpA \ loNs go.
Murray-s and 42o Broadway Ticket az s,ry s,nsas
TS5 and e42 broadway 50 West l2ath-si. -, oo.Ii
ave New-York 33s and 72s Fultonsi ana - hFoA." y,
Brcokiyn. Time tables. giving ful! Information d. "
stations -, III o., and
check baggage from hotel or residence 70 des'ha''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-29
/ nhc1llIl u La adeci

NETWORK AND Long BRANCH RAILROAD
~ Summer schedule In effect July lat. 1874.
FOR Reibank, Long Branch. Eberon. Ocean drove As
bury Park. Beinar. spring Lake. and Point Pleasant.
Trains leave corandt and Desbrosses $50
1850 1910 1000 m. 1910. ,'i:20 Saturdays one)
23o s3:lOs 81 Except Redbank. 44O. 6:l0 1900 y.
Sundays. si5. .0:t5 a. m. 5l6 =. m 80
Trains leave foot berty-st 4:30. 800 ito Redbank)
sis O3O 'ii:30 a. m. 100 Saturdays only /: 80
s:iS q 80 400 .iSo $50 6:i5 D. m. Sundays 'D:i5
sunday trains DO stop at Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park.
Denotes express trains.
RUFUS RLoDGETT. sup't N. y. & L. p. X: r.
J n. WOOD. II. y. BALDWIN.
q r. A.. Penna n. II. q. =. A.. c. II. r. OF N. J.,
A DyERTIsEMENTS AND suBscRIPTIoNS FOR
n THE NEWNORk TRIBUNE WILL BE kh
cEIvEn At THE UPTOWN OFFICE No 2'? n Rr9.S.
EASEMENTS at the following Branch once:: 2ot
Elhth-svs. corner Twenty third ST. 32 Sixthave
I57 Fourth-aye. Fourteenh-st: 100 Third
corner Forty seyen,hst le?d Thirdave.. near sixty,
nst-s EOS First 100 West Forty second St fp2
columbus.ave; ~ Avenue Al 1873 Thirdave 20 West
fourteenth 25T West second 55l Thrd-avs
LAS rhIrd-ave. oOsi Thrd-ave between One-hundred
srd-'welfth and One hundr-f and thirteenth sta
European Branch for Advertisements only. ~ fleet
atv..A n q. london. England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-29

J" r.sh qu..n. were a. too-. Flour cute .ni
e:, X e sIr s:g &C. - ns,;.i ..o: g
; s.is a. ":.sy 1::' 70 ., a. y ::
AZ. 'Sd' 80. ~ . 1 '1 S,ia ''39 l:e - .as'
G,.nI.,' anl,hfd god, ptf ., .i ~ On
me- Pr'siac. Erchanre ne butter market ~" hfm ~
"a, "a e' .'iTs ia;, 80 ,,cr " a'l
As g,s s ta%y e sq,, a': 20 = a
s xh, .'ei ss ~ yeios 81 mlted 81; m,sa
, -si,: s .amIi. 49,, ~ mixed So 81 white
49, a. So ;r@Ay ea2 81 c,. ,', 5' family .
family. So Kee era SO, lam ,., ,a .ci' Iiscon
s s,essy sSu9c, &C. short ri side. So nor c,.er
,as c.. w. s. q. c on b%.s n $. IS were
milwaukee Aug -swheAi was dun today ara very err,
rnuha"a i' ap IN 1ceT shape orsrns' generally ta.sn
December gsss 2ened a, & I ~r anH anisvoSbt
cables shook oonnisnc, barley "9s 1--we WIN W
s2as3c 10 B. ,9i,c. com scarce and in good demand
oats lie lover and quiet ~ "9 ~, 81 rrnry.i mS
steady pork sis 30 FOR cash and sS % for sep
| TENDER
m@rkc, kas same unfayorablc feature 70 c3ntrni
w 1k NV wa. weak ,a"y ana closed about &c iGwer
yesieay The declne being Que 10 ssr 9sTns' m f
this morning a, '@c Ara closed a. ,sa53s p,ee,sr'
sold to 49, closed at 3t'.c Cash wheat WAS about
New wheat makes up BULK Of hc business. AMI e.
cepts here to-day were neary 2n cer' ,on No I"g
Market weak. Patents. 81 3a$3 80. bakers S2Vs2 10
ana SO 5asi sl2gs2 IS sacks
! shorts. $i3g$i4 20.
rhiiadeiphia Aug Fiour-Buyers operated only in
| small way actual wants and the market wns wear
under liberal offerings. Wheat weak ana prices declined
.c fair foreign Inquiry. but shippers limits generals toe
low for Sales - 50 red In export elevator a
s6i,c. No 2 ami September. 3bAu5Giac, oc
tobcr 579.u31sc. November jsT3Nsc. Rye scare" an'
opon. prices Of winch nomInally 70 lower Ioca
ANAL supply and steadily held but demand wa
/ Ph N Ned. September
iobcr G0AnGl.c oats Carrots weak under free Offering
and light local demand futures duh and n
lower Sales No white 3ic. ungraIcd white at 3tt
| No white n 3Gc. Dc choice al 3Giic. No white Au
gust. 33u3sc. september. IA, n3Gc. October 36%i3.c
November 3''.n3Is,c Butter quiet. with large suppr
prints, Icnn~y Vnnia &c. Re
quiet but hrm. with change IN quotations Pc
tatOes quiet and unchanged. Othrr articles unchanged
s. Louis Aug. - Flour heavy ana weak. Patent
81 35U$2 fancy 81 2ja{2 3D. fancy s. 05at2 Is
choice 81 Daf2; rye -four, sass 10. Bran firm 6j
track. with offerings OF spot. Sales. outsid
points two cars bulk al 5sc. stocked NJ 64c. Eas
track: cars sacked at J5c Wheat lower: August. 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-29
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.jERSEl
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.

Anthracite coal used excllsiyelyp
-Four tracks. Automatic BLOCK sghaa
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mllcn Chunk Ae,
- ;"I f.ss,nn, 80 s45 100 % Allentown p ~ sun
davs go T:i5 4. II. 100. $50 800 ? o,o =,
10 40 40 p NJ. sundays 40 A. NJ ,u .,
For Reading al $50 500. $40 lgov i% y,
10 20 400 400 500. 10 I:3O l. ~, ZIP nsht
sundays 4 80 A. Nj. 100 l:3o 5:3o go T. ~. 2ls
Nor For Harrisburg a 40 90, e:io A. ~. i;lo, -
100 800. 5:45 p NJ. 1915 night. sundays j." So
600 p NJ 1915 night. -.
For sunbury Lewisburg and WiNiamsport az 40 so
oio A. NJ. $40 l%o. 1870 p. NJ. sundays. ''i' A. H.
WV ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Long Brnrch Ocean Grove &c.
Pleasant $50 d 80 Red Bank SIP 10 49, u 30 A.
Il % p ~ Saturdays oniyl. 80 2.l' ~ ~ ~
80 d.l5 p VI Suriays excep, ocean Grove ane Asoay
park 9:i5 L. NJ. I:3c 400 p. "
parnepa, 40 sis A NJ. 80. 40 p. NJ
For Atlantic City. Cape May. Nineland AMI Brdss'01
To- Moimou,h Beach. seabrigh, and Highland B.aa
4.3o s:l5 1870 A ~. 1870 i:So o:lo T. H. sunian
'''' . SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE ETC.
From Pier T. y. r.. foot Rector ST. .
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach, Norrianiis
Run1son Beach Seabright Monmouth beacn snc Haf
branch AZ 40 900 II 90 a. NJ. 100 a.. 30 $50
p " sundays. 900. 400 A. NJ LOO 600 P ~
south 10 Point Pleasant. 100 a. NJ. 90 3i5 40
$50 p NJ. Sundays except Ocean Grove and AseuJ
Park 900 4. NJ. 100 p. ". .,
For Lakewood Toms River. ana bsrhegaI 40 A. H.
100 3:+5 p. ". ,, ,...
90 NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-29
REFEREES APPOINTED.

REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Beach. J.
Oiell Parkhurst-John Delahunty.
Grinln VS.. CObaly-Th0mas + Donnelly 49,
Holland Trust Company Thomson houston fl-cric
Company-Francis L. Iowrey
Delaned VS.. St Charles EVaporated cream company
James J. Thornley,.
Common Pleas.
BY Daily. g. j.
Rubens,ein VS. Mller-ThOmas H. Odcll
Matter Of Fuller q casesj-Kichard H. Henry
Thomas VS. Hare-John i. Barker
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
Beach, J.
Charles West VS.. John O'Neil-John Won Claim q,
r. Floyd Clark vs. ttca and unachh NalleS H"'''""'
Company -Benjamin W Appleton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-29

Lake GMAN1PlMlM
Lake &af&G0@GGo
Steamers VERMONT" HORIZON. ,l.o>nrpoc, :.
'CHATENGAYn and cot e,IicoN, Oh
Leave Caldwell ard Tconlerosa on arrival Of nns
.,,iai, making close connections with the Delaware
III Iiuisor canal r. r az PaitshGg for Montr.S.,
rt WIN the Chateaugsy X. r. for all points IN III"
Af'-orlarks tor further Information address 80,
A"'oh'"'"' 80 GEORGE RuSHLOW
. ,,. -, Genera Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-29
57RMW DMN119.

,,rv or Troy or SARATOGA leaves Pier 80. . co.
,ohsi daily rxcep, saturday p m Es spnSsv ateaner
$500 a, albany SARATOGA ENCt kSioS' go
LAKE, GEORGE EXCURSION $50. "ood uurI"s o,-1o:.
rATSEIII NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ma ,
I t.pst-rrr and CATSKIL1. leave every weekday AZ .
- =, fr,m Pier - foot u West lltn ST. 49,,
Win Catsldn Mountain and cairo X H. az mt.c,orv o.,
81, ,.l.,,,ing Railway the summit DIRECTORY "a
.cr h,,@I. ami boarding houses mailed free. at per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-29

ALBANY Boats
pEoPLEs LINE: ,..u. p,sr
,-,, ~ DEAN RICHMOND leave fler
steamers pi.' ,aist al 6 p. m. daily (Sundays en
A. x" rnc, connecons with express trains ' Rlchasd
tota M. Thousand Islands SATURDAY ,sa Cid
cttnneots with sunday nornihs o'''" ~
III nd steamer % Lake George
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-18

= model husband. appear. In .sxa. eou,-
paft watch be innbues with egnsis-
iie- Mss Lsmrsers, a. the unsas-
pesAng wife, Is charming in her ssrnpsseisv
1na wins and keeps the sympathy OF her
aaaaencs. Josephine Gas.rnann - a YER
.@sAs Young lady. gho appears in
Characters, namely. Miss Marion.
nooo1y wife. and as Rs5ecca. the saacy
n'-la who creates all the mischief. Miss
1sssnann 10 clever comsdlsnas and in
I1eancss reli-rsndsred ballad, and for an
s..eors pleasing skir. dance. Little Nina
sook' the child actress. has become =
feature. with her exeeEient character
aances The Giving pici1res'' presented
a. ne csoss Of the performances are well
worth seeing and add charm 20 the rest
OF the performance. These pictures are
nov presented With improved lights and
Win eriiiiancy that secured for them re-
peased encores. The came bill will be
given tonight
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rnE rIRsr BURLINGTON TRAIN.
Delayed by Refusal Of the Northern
Pacific to Make Terms.

OMAHA. Oct 1.-THE Burlington will
no, be able 10 run its first train through to
Billings, Mont. November 1, as intended,
ewing 10 bitches IN perfecting the agree
fasnt between tho receivers of the North
sgn Pacific and the Burlington road.
When the conference was held between
The .oiiieias of the two systems tn 50.
Paul General Manager kendriek, of the
Northern Pacific. stated that there would
b no difficulty in arranging matters with
the receivers. On this assurance the
Burlington people went ahead. making The
sonnections at Huntlsy. which they ac-
somplished about October 1. aud then ar
ranged a time card for through trains to
Billings. The delay is owing 10 the North
srn Pacific receivers refusal 10 arrange the
astall.
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Hoe J : MeNll.a ~ln rsreFs u TIE eo1niy
ronalstae al sSNgss eszaty feE sssssn' aeass "a
the 81. .4sz, asa Ga1 -G&A IL t2Is saoEtA
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The Yale Navv Regatta

New HAvEs. Conn. Oct 1.-THE an
nual regatta Of the Yale navy was held on
Lake Whitney this afternoon. All entries
we're close. The FIRST race between the
Junior and sophomore crews Was won by
the sophomores. The second race was be-
tween the academic freshmen and the
scientific freshmen. and was won by the
former. In the third the wianers Of the
FIRST two contested. but the freshmen won
by n length and a half
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

Political meetings in the interest OF the
Republican party will be held as follows:
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Rev. 3. d. A. Henrv.

The distinguished Rev. ]. q. A. Henry
viii lecture in Rsnke's hall Friday even
ing. October 10. on Romanism and the
American Protective Association. The
San Francisco papers say that Mr..
Henry's lectures in that city are charsc-
terized by great earnestness and eioquenee
and that his audiences are limited only by
the capacity of the hall. Mr. Henry's
meetings are noted for his earnest protest
against the political intrigues Of Rome
and the removal OF Myers history from
the pubic schools at the dietation of the
Roman Catholic church. Admission 25
rentz
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csssasa's Band q. Cominr.

Cassass's band. now playing at the In-
terstate fair. Tacoma, Will be in this city
next Sunday aud give two grand concerts
at the Seattle theaser afternoon. and
evening.