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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-22

ao0aIc Flour steady with moderate demand. at - .oa
So 10 for patents S2as2 - for bakers Bran ana
Bran sil bulk; sl2dti2 - In sacks; shof's >'"'N
Philadelphia Aug 2I-Flour-on rings M dernte' ~
ARMY heiI on desirable trad. brands bur local 1onDes
generally supplied and very little de'nanl. - -
Guiet: easier Choice new and old PennSlahih - 20
pnerrrs cables stronger foreign demand continued
orders generally limited he.oW LIS,
basis No ted in export eeyater 2SsG; NO No
vemher 5sJ.dJor dull steady al 4Ic per Dusn iu
No Pennsylvania Corn-Markct strong under nu ,.sm
speculation. Price advanced .c on opuons %, n
mixed H@s, is@e?%s sep'cnbcr olaoi';S oS,oSe;
good local trade for CARROTS and market ruied
steady ut decline. Futures quiet but without I'M I'M
unraded white 34a3,lsc. also at Sic: No white 3o'1c
do track 36c; No ! white. SIC; No white Ausus
35,. g3.c September 3Ga36c; October. a7Nd3,Sc; No
vcnber 3si. 3Sisc Butter firm. advancing. Pennsy
creamery 2ic. FgGsChoce stock scarce and
Pennsylvania nrsts lsc. Refined sugars hiIn In
No change In quotation. Potatoes firm at
4O05Oc per basket articles unchanged
St Louis Aug 2l.-Flour quiet patent. 81 0as: 80;
fancy 81 3oGs2 fancy 81 ios2 90 choice 81 NO
, demand. sales. country points cars bulk al os'hc;
Gle 800 sacks at Csc: cars sacked
&c Wheat higher; August. 5iTsc nominal September
52sc asked. December So 4Mjj%c bid; Nay Ole ASKED
hirher: sc nominal: Septemher nc; May
800 May 3Ga56isc bid Eggs dull unchanged at Zoe
s14 - Larl-Prime steam AZ 7Am7sc: choice 1S2c'
Dry sal, meatsshoulders. 6sc: longs and clear ribs
SIC clear rih Si.msi.c: shorts sa.asizc. High wines
steady nj 81 2s quiet Missouri and Illinois medium
cotted fM12c; hard bury ono'2c Western and North
ern medium lial3c; fine medium oqlc coarse and low.
'aioc heavy hne lasc Texas mriin la,
spot sold 20i7c ana No at ~ 23c and ~. tons
september zoe to-day sellers Of September were
asking for bids Of zc but spot not obthnabie al &c
4 Sp. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-22
LIVE STOCK MARK ETS.

New-Yor.. August p, 1904
export ayc and dressed 80 cars for SlauGhteers home
"s ina and 2 Ca" er Stat, % S. at 9 s. 5saqS
cty native sides .low and UNBALANCED at , SgIa a
P PG ~ quote texas Sss' s"s SS s
ra weight shipments 400 cattle on the Runc
equally divded between NJ Goldsmith and sh ran
"Wednesday the Tgeionlc WI be laden with so
leio quarters FOR Eastmans Company and 2G quarters
O Sales aIenIcck Hollis. a5 State bulls sol n aver.
age 81 70 per 100 IL; do 7oS h. at 81 c9 II DO so
s. Judd & Coz II bulls 500 n. a, 81 50; DO so b.
st. and Of the latter So head were Western calves which
y" r" nr frST choice e rs al % " pcT m "'n
calves higher for v"als and rm for other calves Count
io!c dressed bu,ermlks at 300: dressed rassers at
sales" Hume q Mullen: II Veal. I4a H. average n,
81 :2s Ger 100 NJ 10 a. is2 n at S. do 100 to 7e H.
- fiacneccE Hollis: yeal'. I55 N, at 80; d. 49,
S Judd & Co: . fed calves iGG n. at $50
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts "a cars or 56is head
on sale Market less active but ar re' e %fy' I s esI
weak Eight cars were carried Poor to good sheep
at ssgt ~. Diesel mutton Glow at A0csc per n.
s.les.New,on & Co; 700 Yves, Virginia lambs es n
"a k. nth pe' .he. H n W D. vrs5 a. &
and an, lamb GO a, 5: % 10 lambs - n At g. rl.e
~ sheep lsmos 20 NJ. NJ 81 -
s. Judd n Co i2i Kentucky lambs 81 n. n, 81 ~.
23 kenturky lambs tf'w sheep t3 ~ 81
lucky sheep iO2 10 at 81 G2ii
\. McIherson CO: 40 Virginia lambs 20 ~ -.
ca sheep. - n a s. -
Hume & Mullen. i0i Fonnsylvanin lambs. O. n. ~
- 80. 10 Pcnnsi lvnnia sheep ~ ~ ~ 81 -
NJ Collins 6t Virginia lambs G3 n ~ 81 80 100 d.
n AZ 81 a. ~ sheep and lambs CO ~. NJ s.. .is
Western sheep II - 81 20 23a Missouri DO 90 u AZ
81 81 ~ Ohio d. 81 n 81 -. 213 80. 80 - 81 -
Iaiienbccl & lI9r': y dcnn''lgana lambs SO r. at
HOGS Receipts. III . aG head. Two cars Tor
sale heavy arrivals for the market Yesterday Dc
prices value but the feeling
better God heavy and medium
hng, are quoted at s. ,vdsS 81 AMI choice light state
hogs would sell ror SO Country dressed iull TNsiec
FOR medium Eight weights
sales 4 W Lamb mainly Yesterday 33' state hogs
100 n, average \, 81 - per loo n li2 D.. it0 n. ~
- n 10 DO go -, g. 20
Fuai,c.hcck a Hollis mainly yesterday M state hogs
"a n, At s. 80 M A.: 81, y - s. - q. 20, T. ~
242 r. 1T 81 -. - .l2 ". az - -
Hume & Mullen. IL state hogs ~ ". n = 30 800 -
6 TudI 4 60. late yesterday iG1 stat" f"Es ~ n
a. q, "a Fl rough d. go 10 A. 81 80. 90 r..
at go, . ..s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-22
THREE HUSBANDS FOR ONE WIFE.
TWO OF THEM ARE BROTHERS AND ARE STILL
L1v1NG-A COMPLICATED STORY UNFoLpED

TWO OF THEM ARE BROTHERS AND ARE STILL
rJy1NG-A COMPLICATED STORY UNFoLpED.
Mrs. Rosa Doran. a milliner. Of No. 60 East
Fleventh-st by the appreciation Of Recorder Smyth'
IN the Court Of General Sessions yesterday Is now
the lawful wife Of Francis A. Doran, whie her
former husband. John +. Doran an electrician vi
No A3 vandam-st. is still living and there mas
been no divorce. This paradoxical state Oh ahai's
is founded on the history of proceedings on the
charge Of biramy brought by John +. Doran.
II seems that Mrs Doran In her teens married
a Swede named Peters. They lived together III
this city for short time and then separated. MIS-.
Doran heard that Peters was dead aiter she hau
not seen nor heard from him for SIX years. linen
she married John F. Doran. She lived with him Tor
two wears and when on the street one day, met
Peters He had believed her dead. too She re-
turned TO her home and told her husband where
upon he left her.
Mrs Doran again went to live win refers rs
his lawful wife. Not long afterward he died. ana
then Mrs Peterss checkered career became more
checkered than before. She sought Father Morris,
of the Paust Fathers Fifty-ninth-st and Ninth
ave. who had married her to Doran, and IL is saio
he told her her marriage to Doran was not valid
e.. e esurd from Mrs tp or
who evidently had deep regard ior some oi v ,o
nsner a sa% Brother Of John F is sals
that her former husband John F. directed 10 IN, nS
that upon her refusal to return to him he went
hefore the Grand Jury. It his complaint
that Mrs Doran on July IA indicted FOR pgamy
and that his brother Francis was indicted TOT con-
tracing an unlawful marriage o,,,
Assistant Ds;rct-Attorney Stephen j. OHare
inquired the facts and recommended 'nst mere
ahould he no prosecution of the case. Assistant
District. Attorney Lindsay concurred. Abraham
Levy lawyer. moved for the discharge OF the PITS PITS
oners They had been in the Tombs since their
Indictment and arrest. They went blithey TO the
bar and were good Hooking young couple as they
faced the Recorder. The Recorder beamed on them
and said Discharged" ,,, 49,
Then the couple locked arms and, thanking the
Recorder left the courtroom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-22
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore, Aug 2i-Four dull nnGhsnseo se,,cmber
5ss.G5G5c DECEMBER 59'sNGOc steamer No req , ~
545c; milling by sample. 51a5sc; stocH ~. 90
bush sales. 5000 bush corn dull nix'u ~ ~ .,Tn,c
asked August, 5sc asked Southern white corn ny sihP
C,c. stock 100 COZ bush sales 900 bush pa's lui't
. white Western 3G q3Ic: No mixed DO, @f'su -
stock 1870 239 bush Rye dull. No fG3c, STOCK
bush HAY inactive sI3 5o0sI5 Cotton quiet midd'inss
7A.c. Others unchanged.
Boston Aug. 2I.-Flour quiet and steady torn 4u,e'
and steady quiet and more plen'iui mn
Provisions firm Butter quiet and hrm"r northern e.ea
cry 23q24c; Western 22q23c. Cheese hH' bes' MUM"
orn 3a2nlOc Eggs firm.
buffalo Aug 2i.-spring wheat in better demand nm
ito ermer. sales g sol bush No hard. CoIzc "O" bef
No northern 81 &c spot Go.ooD bush No nara Il
a.. o, 90 bush do do GAN u67.c. Closing no marc
sbot 63,.c: do T. G5Asc; No northern "cc pD,
G2s.c / (; new No hard. T. 62i2c. No NoIn n
DO G,,c Winter wheat opened easy closed s'tos
"a 57c. No white 59c: sales, IL cars no e' "'z,
cars do 57c: cars do. 5l;c car no sr G IT, sG
,,.cL corn No yellow closed NJ ~ ~
vance on opening No corn. 5ec asked 70 s,'s ~ corn
"a,.d s,nre. No 2 yellow track 1sf~Vo no III,
20 ~ yellow 5sku5Yc. Ohts unsettled c.shs inIa';
orr -. NJ white a5izc No 3 white. 3itc, -"
90" ~ "a, ,a,es 20 cars No white. 3oussc OF
o. Sa&c. ~ cars 40 white. 34c: cars 40 in'' no.
o. 81 10 Rvo dull: No 9 jlc asked flour qu'e,,
named Mufeed unchanged ,anai heEn'S '''
wheat &c. corn &c. 10 New-io'"' - o.,
C,tcaco ang 2l-The leading futures rahge' AZ '''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-22
rs 1.-THE TRATELLER" BANKRUPT
ITS BUSINESS SAID TO HAVE SUFFERED FROM
THE INADEQUACY OF THE ASSOCl-
ATED PRESS SERVICE.

THE INADEQUACY OF THE AssocI-
ATED PRESS SERVICE
Boston Aug "A petition against The IraV-
el;e-" Publishing Company was fled In the IN
solvency Court this morning by {. F. Berry, OF
Boston. His petition sets forth that he holds an
unpaid note OF the respondent. which publishes Tine
Traveller newspaper. for $7l3 75 and that the con-
Germ has fa..ed dissolve several attachments
placed by other creditors upon It's property within
the statutory period and that 1t has thereby com
mitted an act of insolvency. An order Of notice re-
turnable on September IS issued. and on that
day the court will decide the validity OF the petit
toners claim. II 1t should be questioned. and
whether The Traveller Company IL insolvent.
1.-THE Traveller is the only Boston paper mat
could ever be induced TO surrender It's membership
abandon its connection with the United Press and
Join the Chicago organization styling itself the AS
ISOLATED Press Like some other papers that nave
1oined this Western organization. The IraV-
eller" was in arrears, and 1t was stated al the time
the change made that one OF the peculiar IN
ducemenis offered by the Chicago combination. II
"The Traveller would join its organization. was
that IL would supply the money necessary Tor IL 10
pay ito back bills 10 the New England Associated
Press. AS a newspaper printing the imperfect ser
vice supplied BY the Chicago concern, The TRAY
n DON papers whose service Is supplied BY the New
England Associated Press and the United Press. and
this petition In bankruptcy was natural outcome
OF the papers course affecting It's press connection,
A. having been one OF the charter members of the
New England Associated Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-22
SHE HAD BEEN REPEATEDLl "hhNHD'
THE UNFORTUNATE MISS sCHAFFNER FELT CON
FIDENT HOWEVER THAT SHE COULD
DRIVE THE HoRsE-coNDITIoN
or Nps GRAHAM.
OF MRS. GRAHAM.

,,s pichard Graham OF No. - Wc't Fhtie'h-
6, who was the companion of Miss Emma Schan
ner when her horse away in central ra'N
on Monday evening, is still at the I.tsos
terrain Hospital where the unfortunate MISS ''"a"
ner died Mrs Graham was unconscious "nen
brought to the hospital. and 1t was 'hous"' d. y"
hodv were found to be sight ana tne pm! rI''""
in charge thinks she is not In Imminent aang w. e.,
.On- leg is fractured. and this VIII Keep n. ~ -,
bod ave or six weeks" reported. pui o.'
wise Mrs Graham Is not IN crc Sad freouent.y
heen warned against driving the roam morse WIZ
ran away was confirmed at the home OF her
,n,sr1ay where II was asserted that such warning
had been given less than a week ago MISS Scna, III
ner felt confident. however that she e1' tnew the
animal and would not heed those WIN "" 49,
horses ugly disposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-22
TEE DAYS DOIX6S AT CHA UTA UQUA.

Chautauqua, n. Y. Aug. q (speciaD.-Char.es f.
Fitch closed his admirable series Of lectures to-day
epeaking this morning Of Daniel Webster" This
lecture may be said to be the finest Of those given
here by Mr.. Fitch. Dbl.
was given In the Amphitheatre under the direction
OF DR.. H. r. Palmer Following the concert the
annual promenade concert and Feast OF Lanterns
occurred In the spacious lawn below the Athenaeum
Hotel and facing the lake Then the general recep-
ton of the c. l.. s. c. classes was given In the
hotel parlors.
ing of Esmeraida this afternoon, before highly
appreciative audience.
The Rev DIR. Edward Everett Hale. OF Boston.
who will deliver the Recognition Day address to-
morrow, arrived at Chautauqua to-day.
Bishop Vincent went to Jamestown to-day where
he united In marriage Captain Frederick w. Hyde.
one Of the proprietors OF THE Journal" OF that
CITY and Miss Carrie Jones. Captain Hyde accom-
panied the Bishop his last European trip.
The elerant North Shore Limited OF the New York
-~ts 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARK ETs.

IIvernoo Aug. 81 3:i5 D. m.-fIcef-Exra lndia n,oss
steady at EOS: prime mess nrn at 52s Oh pork-trlh,e
mess Western fine steady Gs %. DO medium steay
M COS Hams-Shnrt cut about IL TO 10 n. steady NJ Is
Cumberland about Is to 30 10 dun NJ s ."
abou, - 10 dull at tOs Sd long clear Hi1',e'
~ n. dull 3ss 3D. long and snort ciear m ,s ",
nbc N duh n 3ss Shoulcers-Aflut IL 70 II ~
arm NJ 36s Chcese-American finest white and colored
firm at i6s Tallow Prime city. nominal 'otonseei on
Ii,erpool refined steady 2ls Rosn Common dun AT
Spiris Of turpentine firm at 2ls 81 l@rd-trlme
Western SPOT firm al ass Wheat-No red winter steady
r, Is 4tsd: No spring steady at IS Sd Flour
Louis fancy steady at Is I'D Corn Mixed Western
SPOT Arm NJ rs ii; August steady at rs; September
steady Is 9.d. October steady AT Is Sad Hops al
I.ondon-Pacihc Coast steady at f2nf3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-22
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL. MARKETS.

London Aug 81 r -Consols. 1927. FOR both money
and m. account New-York Penn-ylvnna and ohio frst
mortgage bonds lsa.. Canadian Pacific. 1o. Erie 10
- Illinois central H5'. Mexican pri
nary ia Paul Gi.: New York central. loi.
Pennt,i,ania 81. Reading lo'. Mexican Central new
, nor cent t-ndS 5pTs Aicni70n common. f's.
~ T. m Money. ., per cont The rate ~ discount
A., -, M, MAKE, ror both md three months bills
h, ,.gii 10 Per . bullion gon" into
the Rank = ENGLAND hli,nr" toby is t2'F' fars
1,fe luS francs ~ centiri'~
~ ibe account, and exchange on London AZ - francs
eifL cent mes f0r rh~cSs ~. . a..
I,e~lin Aug 2i-ESchsnFc n London ~ maT%s 81
meaning. ,or sight and ~ marks 3i's pfennns- Tor y"
q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-22

Boston. Aug. 2i-The demand for wool continues very
steady and prices firmly maintained On Ali
There been sales - Ohio and PennsNlNana
recccs i9a2oc for Y. 2a22c for XN and 22a23c FOR
tnwashed and unmerchaniahe ohio and Michigan ne"ces
sold n i3Iisc n quality In No comhng moderate
sale nj 23d9s~ eelanc selections ~ &c Tor
Michigan AMI 22G23c FOR ohio. Invashrd combing sold
freely ~ onequart@r and eghths blood
wool s nfm and active and sells Al Antc ~ to
quality scogr"d hasis u 313ic Tor inr and hne
medium AMI 3D432c FOR medium Texas. California AMI
oregon quiet Pulled wools lrm an1 IN demand
oodesr Australian wool sells well and IL nrm. Car
ulef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-22
an OUTING FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREy.

The children who are inmates Of the New-York
Orthopaedic Dispensary and Hospital Nos. 126
and 12s East Ffty-ninth-st.. together with the
physicians and nurses OF the institution. will return
to the city this afternoon. after an outing OF three
weeks at Summit n. J. They will be met at the
Christopher-st. ferry at 4:D D. m. and driven 10
the hospital in stages. The thirty or forty Crippled
children were much benefited by the trip. which
was due TO the benevoience Of the Board Of Super
ytsors and their friends. The building has been
renovated In the mean time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-22

cornfed hogs here market opening cu az .o@s ~ com
yhtI,deIohIas {. pjQs5 c5 test YorAers 20 fouS - ~
mon to fair workers. sass 30 pigs s9qS' 81
60 las. stays and rough S4nxf 30 ShrpS on
heavy: nothing doing on sheep lambs slow EN-" ,S
81 20; good 81 2Ols2 10: fair. 81 Cgsio,; eo"'' wv"
81 yearlings 81 25QS -; lambs. s2Is3 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-22
OTIS ELEyATINC RAILWAY,
CatskiII Mountains.

Connects with $40 1880 and $50 trains New
yorL Central and rs and $40 trains West Shore
p,urcodr anu with Albany Day Line and Caskll Even
,r Lire 70. Ca.sk.ll Mt Hous'. Kaatcrskl Hotel. Tan
norsvrle and all points the Kaaterskil Railroad.
a LIMITED TRAIN on Saturdays a, les p NJ
Tor Catshi without stop connects with OTIS FL Ry; due
=, wountn,r station In ) HOURS AND 80 MINUTES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-22
Mr. STODDARD WORKING on HIS LECTURES

Among the Americans now settled at Baden
Baden 4. John l.. stoddard. While his compatriots
are ENJOYING summer recreation Mr.. Stoddard is
hard at work with his lectures for next season.
He writes that he has secured In iaris ana italy an
extremely interesting collection of illustrations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-22

cash quotations were follows: Flour was sie'ly,
prices UNCHANGED Mlle,s show anaey h, ic,Jc
iy sample: No red. 5il4a35c No cora o'"c. 80
oats 3oa3oikc No = 47c bid No bstiey o+aooI
ness pork per b6 s3 ;O0ss So lard 100 lh y -
MS5 10: short ribs sdes Qoose, 81 5on>' 40 dry sai
shoulders o1ci Sc Jogs6 co., short clear sd uN 2
81 2s sugars cut loaf. 81 ~ granuated 20 ~ sah
A 81 80 per Dbl On The Produce Exchange tocay thr
market n M extra creamery &c. n'ss' 2lW
l3lac per dozen .
c1enna A%s III Pssn sa s. S Wssa o.
Quiet: No red jOc. Corn1he market Is fairly active
mixed ear 3ilsc No mixed SIC: white ear: o4,c No
white. 5dse; No z do 5sc oaisEs.eady; No n'xsn
por-sales of city mess at $40 IS; clear sIi IS
family si4 clear family. SIS Kettle lard,saes steam
leaf 7xc kettle dried SC: leaf lard SIC; bakers ,sc
clear sides - 5Juss G2. Choice table grades
Of dairy butter quotable at l4qi5c: medium. 10
Isc Eggs~Firm at Whiskeysales 800 bbls at 81 %
Milwaukee. Aug 2I.-wheat opened lower and weak
rallied under better advices from Europe De-
cenber opened at o5,e sold up to 'oc then to Soc at
below In the sample market No hard winter SOFA al
55c. Barley firm but quiet No on track oSgoihc
extra No g. 5IAa33c. Corn sold at &c for yellow on
track. Oats nc higher. with sales Of No white al 3'4
3isc on track; No white. SAC. Rye steady with fair
demand sales OF No L. 5o,rc No :oe No as4c 70, on
Provisions higher pork fi3 81 for cash ana VI"
for September.
Minneapolis Aug. 2l.-it proved TO be bull marke,
to-day. prices concerned but there was
evidence underlying the show OF strength
The opening was quite easy. but later was stIonSe
and closed hrn. sc higher than yesterday. September
closed yesterday at 5aAc and opened this morning at
$3.50. and sod 10 close at 3isc making the raiiy
from yesterday c December closed Yesterday az o'sa
toward c:ose with Pllsbury buying. but the early
CORN HsS ss5se s's" shss sse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-22
DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN II. n.
Stutions I'm New-IOrk foot of barclay and
ChristOpheF Streets.
SESTIDULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET



Direct Route W >A"Aiti. LOo.AfIkL.r AUNTcLAiR
IAk OkANGES. summit. beInaidsvIll BaskinS
kidse. Mad.son. Morrls'9"n fassai. Paterson boon
fAIcoNG. Iask , SShooLEIs MOUNTAIN.
GAr. 5Lk1UaSbuKg P9sono , MIsntains r SGRAN
HANylLLE N9RTHuMnEkLANp Mo a,r, ,I gISa.
KignflEhLR5, spRiNGs, cortland SyRAcTSE ,S Ss'
BATH bANSXlL!LsE SuFFA ,I.S,, S and all points
$50 4. REFRIGERATION Mill Stops at principal
600 A. M.-BuFFALo. SCRANTON. gINGMAMroN;
UTICA, RIcHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OsWEGO EXpREss Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars Con.
meets Buffalo with train Tor Chicago. arriving $50
a. n. next morning.
EXPRESS. Pullman paricr
400 y. M.-ScRANTOE WIL.KESBARRE and PLfA'
oUTH EMPRESS; rYlmea carrier N err: p,uouAu
TON and Ei:MIRA LIMITEn EXPRESS Pullman
200 NJ paily, BuFEAI01 SCRANTON c EiNoHA AZ
WEdo EXPRESS, Pullman Buffet ssspern -, .,
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a. u
Murrsy and 42o Broadway Tickets At terry ;taSnr
ave. Eew-Yorx 33s and 726 Fulton st. and ~ BroadwN
BROOKLYN Time tables givinG full information az all ste
"vWEsTcorT EMPRESS COMPANY win call tcs ssS
check baggage from hotel o. residence 70 eesunsu&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-22
E RTE L N ES.

.urouyn train, for Chicago and the West .ea's .'s"
York foot OF Chambers-st. daily follows sas w.
m nutes earlier from West 23d-st. ,,
nix A. M.-yest bu.ed Express for Wayery. phs'
o:lo hamton. Emira Buffalo. Bradford and sA'A
r.uca. Par,or Buffalo. a., -.,-
900 o. W-Vestibule Limited. Solid train for Sa.-
O'OV cage. Via Chautauqua Lake, s;eepeTs 10 III
..t.o Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car ,,.u.
$40 y. M-Solid train TO Chicago VIA Niagara F"'"
O:OO sleepers TO Buffalo and Chicago. --
OK - M-Via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara fst,s
O:tO Solid train Chicago. Sleepeis 10 buI'a''
,.ni,ayo and Cincinnati. Dining car ,.,,u,y
I oCAL TIME TABLE. TICKETS AL ~ 49, Iss
observation-disclosures AT col 23. 40t and 951 ROADWAY 10Y
- ,oSh.st chambers and West 2Gi-s- ferries New
VIZ. 333 Fulton. ST. Brooklyn 200 Hudson St. HonoSsn
ari Jersey CITY station Erie Transfer company cans
ard checks baggage from. hotels and residences 10 '
ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-22
NETWORK Arp LONG BEASc 1ar kH IA ssss.
Cost an0 founo.

~, o., soa on Dry Dock SAVING
1snk ANY person having claims upon s,b,n thirty
the same 10 sne
DAYS or the ysid will be declares va ,hsrsof
tincuished and new one issued IN 'e"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-22
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West 4od St. Station New-YosA fol.
lows, and Is minutes earlier from fTalk.ln ST.:
4.:iO A. III. DAILY. Local Buffalo. Sleeping car.
NewYork &c Boomvilie. sunday only: can bs oeSa'
s.3O <. NJ. Daily local to Albany for CatssiA Meua.
tains and Saratoga. Parlor car to Albany sundAV
OI5 A. ". Daily for Ilbsny Utica Syracuse. Roches:
Ter. BuraO. Niagara Falls Detroit. Chicago except
A-ii.O6 A. VI. Daily except Sunday. TO Bloonvili.
and Ca,skili Mountains. New Paz. Lakes Mohonk and
B.-II.35 A. NJ Daily except Sunday 70 Ca.skiL noe1.
barry. Saratoga. Caldwell, Lake George Paor cars 70
!HoJmvil, Sarat'ga and Caldwell ,,, . -, =.
lis =. VI. Saturdays only. Half Holiday speeia'
Catskiu Mounis!ns Parl1r car at,aehed. c,.,. Mana,
tains New Palt1. Lakes Mononk and Minnewaska. AZ:
bany, Saratoga t'ATlor cars attached 10 HOBART ana
c'4.US NJ Daily: e.ceD. SUNDAY for t Albany
cuse. Rochester. buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto De-
60 -. NJ. Daily. exeen, sunday. tor Newburs AZ
:46 p. NJ DALI. except Sunday, for Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo Carries seepngeaF passenger
SIG p N. Daily fcr Albany. Utica Syracuse. R9shss.
b. C. leaves Brooklyn by Annex AioO %. boy
a. m. C3.OO J. m Jersey CITY. +. H. r. Station Alo+@
For tickets time tables, parior am .!eepinsca 40
YORK. ana q, stations Time tables at principal ho,aa
For other Information ado
''' c. Z. LAMBERT. Genera Passenger Agent
Vanderhit-ave.. New Yosk