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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-30

in rates for sight exchange on London which
were slightly lower. There were some offerings
OF security bills but The weakness of the market
was due chiefly to the absence Of demand. APP
perded are quotations for actual business:
bankers bills. s. S5% and 81 ss;s for long and
Short sterling respectively. French francs,
lSX and 171e: .e!chmarks. 95 3-l6 and 1914.
In London British consos closed a tribe higher
at 102 els for both money and the account. The
Bank OF ENGLAND gained further $1,000 bullion on
balance The open market rstes for none were
per cent for bankers balances. India Council
bills were allotted at IL l3l61 per rupee, an ad-
vance Of 3-32d and bar silver responded with
an advance Of 4 to 3OAd. an ounce. American
railway shares were Irregular but generally
lower. There were sharp advances IN South
American securities. At Paris French per
cents rallied to 1870. sight exchange on Londop
being little easier at 2519 francs 20 the {
sterling
The committee Of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road third mortgage bondholders composed or
Evans II. Dick. of Dick Brothers & Lawrence:
Charles Il. Van Nostrand Of Samuel D. Davis
& Co: Max Rackgabcr. Of Schultz Ruckgabcr.
and Charicmagne Tower. jr. advises holders OF
such bonds that. for their own prot, ction. they
should deposit them promptly With the New-Yo-k
Guaranty and Indemnity Company. under an
agreement with the committee.
The following securities were sold at auction az
the NewYork Peal Estate Salesroom By Adrian
II. Muller G. Son:
$1,000 D G,n bond: .scu.sd ny ssoGo md e Wss
Twen,y -scvcnths. NeDYok city hypo,heca,.d total
issue 81 bond sl5yooO: $50 PEE bond.
81 90 Seaside and Brooklyn bridge Elevated Railroad
Company first mortgage per cent bond. due 1o42. 10
5000 Cleveland and Canton Railroad Company first
mortgage per cent bonds. ~.
40 shares Wisconsn Central Comp ny common. T.
GO Shares Thcmas My h io@H Company
$500 NewYorS Cab Company ) per cent bonds 800
each 10.
= shares Tradesmen,s National Bank ~. comma,
800 each SEQ lot. ..,
I9I shares KontuoIy Union Land 'onTcny p'eterreh'
500 each. $50 lot. - ..,
oiS shares Kentucky Union Railway Company 6"'''h-
ted preference 800 Zach. 500 lot. ..-.,
"a COO shrrcs Kentucky Union Land Company preicrIr
slop cach subject o agreement WITH the Mahha"""
Trust COMPANY $50 lot.
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n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN Ely.

Trains leay. FOO, Of West 42i,, follows: Is minutes
EARLIER from Franklin-st.
- a IN for West Corn" ili Lakes MohonN and Min
newaska and WAIKIKI Valley stations. MlIcl~town.
Rlooningbus. Elienvic. Tnsburs Liberty Carbpnda!c.
Scranton waIton, Delhi. sidney New Berlin. Norwich.
Utica. oneida. Fulton Osvcgo.
gl5 a m. daily fo West Cornwall. Mlldietown.
B,,onInyturg Wursthoro Ellenv@ Monaindalc. Falls
burg HureyvillN. Liberty Fails. Liberty. While Lake
~ g. saturdays only for Midil town. BioJming
burg Wur.boro. Eenvl!e. MounalnGae. Centrsti!ls.
Fasbure HuTleyvls Liberty Falls Liberty. Iarksyue.
Livingston Manor KocklaE l.
3:I5 u. m for Lakes Mohonk and Mnncwaska, sion
Ford Middlr,own. Wurstboro. Elienvl" Mountandai".
Centrevlll- Falsburg Hurleyve Liberty Falls Liberty.
Pnrksviile, Livingston Manor.
4:aO .. IN for West Cornwall. Orrs Mills. Meadow
Brook Campbell Hall Stony Ford, crystal Run Middle
town. Plooningburg. Wursthoru. Eienvii".
Z a. D. m daily for Mlddlctown BioomIngburg. Falls
burg in.rty livingston Manor Walton Sidney. Nor
wich Oneida Fulton Osweso. Niagarn Falls and points
west Pullman Sleeping Cars. Free reclining chair car
TO Chicago without change
Tickets and Pullman Drawing Room seats % M iroad-
way. New York. }. 9. ANpEHS',N,.
80 General Passenger Agent. 81 IicgN.r-st. y. Y
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WEST SHORE r. z.

Trains leave West 42d Station New-York. fol-
lows and 10 minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
:.:,O A. ". Dn4Y. LO.a to Buffalo. Sleeping car.
New-Yofk Bloomvilie. sundays only: can be occu-
40 A M Daily local to Albany. for Caskill Noun.
O:i3 A. VI Daily for Albany. utlca Syracuse Roches
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago except
A-II.OO 4. IL Daily except Sunday. to Rlo6myii.
and CatSuli Mountains. New ial;z. Lakes Mohook ard
B-Ii 30 A. ". Dahl. except sunday, 10 CatsHl Noun
tans Patz. Lakos Mohoak and Minnewasha. All
iany Saratoga Caldwell. LAX. G-orGe Parlor cars 70
BIoomvlle Saratoga and Caldwell
1;l5 Il. VI. Saturdays only. HalfHo!day Specia. 70
Caiskill Mountains Iarior car attached.
c -;,,iU 4. VI. Daily except sunday. 70 Catski Noun
tahs New PATTI Lakes Mphonk end Minnewaska. Al.
CT 100 r. VI. Daily. except sunday for Albany
5.i5 T. ". Daily fpr Albany. Montreal, Utica. Syr1-
cusc Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. De-
trot Cleveland CHI -ago and -. Louis. .
C:.0 T.. VI. Daily. accept SUNDAY, Tor NewburS, Al
hany. Saratoga ana Montreal farlor car to King
7;f5 T. W. Daily except SUNDAY. for Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester buffalo Carries sleeping-car passengers
s;i5 T. W. Daily Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roches
tar BuNao. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleve-
land. Chicago AMI ST Louis -. 49,. .
A. H. g leaves ngo1klyn by Annex: AlONo 80; 10
n M I'3:0o Jersey chy. I. H. r. Station A.O'lo
Tr tcgets time tables narlor and slceplnS-car
lions apply city offices BROOKLYN and Nrw-Nork.
and M stations. Tmr table 1T principal hotels. For
0'''' 49, G. T. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
Z Van i.rliif nv. New Y
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Bid Asked

Among State ISSUES Tennessee settlement So
were " per cent higher at 1879. The only o,ner
transaction was In Louisiana consol 4s new, %
which single bond fetched 30. Or city behk
stocks Hanover sold 00) at BIO and Republic 90
at 155. Sales at auction which are reported IN
another place. were unusually small.
While the transactions In the general pond
market were on about the recent scale the
market in other respects lifeless. II NOT
more numerous final declines were certainty H,oIe
important than advances. Atchison general IS
fell to u and ralying the fraction. closed " per
cent lower at 72%. while A seconds ended AZ
their lowest point with further loss OF n per
cent at PAN. Missouri. Kansas and Texas ~
were the same fraction lower at 1914 ana on
small sales seconds lost per cent at 43t4. whiie
Eastern frsts after sales at 80. were sun
lower at 81 Philadelphia and feaning iSsu iT
were universally lower First incomes fell ~
per cent to BAN. seconds IN to a. ana thros y
per cent to 19h@19%. while general ~ were con-
paratively steady. but still lower at from Ss
to 7sQ78A. Texas and Pacific income SECONDS
remained active. but opening strong sunereu
fresh loss Of a small fraction. a consideraDie
number Of issues reported fractional gains: ana
for instance General Electric debenture 5s. In d.
rect contradiction to the movement In the STOCK
were 2 per cent better at S5. The tone OF me
market was shown also by the iact ana, VII, mm.r
Erie second consols were only 4 per cent iower
at 76h a single bond was sold at Hh: heier-
ence is made to our full report OF BOND saies.
The money markets were deVcin Oh INV Iea1
ures, and rates for demand anu uWe io""' ''
NAMED unchanged.
The Clearing House statement was as follows;
Exchanges
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House 3H.5s9 It's net gain on balance was
s793 1876 made up by gain OF se4'sS III cur
rency, minus a loss OF ss1 .623 In coin The days
onerations Included: Receipts. s"l4oZ'o. pay
ments s23l70s1. resulting in general balance
~ sl4i sos 416. consisting Of s7s.27o,s42 coin ana
sS2 422 IA currency. ,,.r.
Trhe iTnited states Treasury at washington re-
ceived to-day sS5sosl National bank notes a Tor
,odsnntion. The customs receipts were Slsosel'
,Sa tnternnl revenue receipts. @72s17. and the
,niscellaneous receipts ISL .Ool -.
ms, ro hnr:s washington Treasury statement or
..ab on hand and deposits in bank compares win
The figures OF the last previous statement az
follows:
August % August 20 Differences
49,. -, o., hand SSp04sI 2J S554i5i0S Inc. $3sG'S
Net cgal-tepherr an m, ,,s M in l85 Inc 1fI2931
hand. ....:. s'o'si!ac22 ~ sio eI1 sJec 2T 93j
Net silver on n a. iS"''''' .'.
Actual cash In the
Treasury ynu.ts
over ou,snho'hf 400 10 60, s2s 90 Inc s2o4t5
Deposits In bank. la3"i ''< i''o'o, 49, -.
No, c.. boI sIss 534 s57 3e.4os7+5 Dec. ti2oGi2
rh. ,ors.rn exchanges were quiet and Just
shade weaker. but the only quotable change was
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON
For Philadelphia. week days. 40 500 100 1000
Car. 500 600 Dining Cap, Z 80, 50; P ~, i2,i'
! 80 500 90 Dining Can J.. ~. IL 10 night . -,
For Baltimore and Washington. week days 300 II 30
= NJ 1915 night. Sundays. 900, 1870 sDining caF>
A. NJ go $50 GOO DINING Carr r. NJ. l2i1 might; -.
Ticket, pa-lprcrr be procured nj ~ ISL
siJ. ga. ii1 1923 broadway. -, 6thave., 81 East
i4th 81, i3s East i2dth ST.. 2G+ West l25th ST. 23l
Columbus Az. New York. Court ST. SEQ Fulton 81
firouklyn: Broadway. Williamsburg The Now ork
Transfer Company will call tor and cheek baggage from
L.. = lcn.n 10 1nsf,
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO H. IT,
Fast t.Apfras Iraigs 40
baltimore. Washington, ChicnE";

pui.i.M kS" a.R S sGn~itE SH AL rEXiNs cur,
Leave New.York foot q Liberty y ST For aa PrrSnI;nd
M rs night fst ciStlNTAAGT4Io sr aoTIii
MORE go g. D. plnnf b cn ca 20 SIS SIS
hight An ,ialn. daily except 500 p: n SUNDAY
rr Sr GEN ORLEANS Via Roanoke. Bristol and chntta-
rooen. through pullman s.epns Car 900 p m daily
rcs:, s,cs'; :, ~ " No. Il. Futon g., $40 wash.
ir1:n ST.. n'oOhyn' Static" 1901 OF '''e''' d. y !" "
OF s~.yo,s rrsn...r Co. wiz call for and. A"at has
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NrrwyORK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD.
~ summer schedule in eTset July is ie 81.
-, rw ti.rs Isinar Sprtg Lake. and Point Pleasant.
rains leave foot Corandt and DcssrosSes streets: : 30
10 q 10 $40 except Redbank) 4.o. 5:io 200 D. H.
Sundays. s:i5 '945 m 3i' J, m. "a oo p.,,a,v,
Trains leave foot Lib-rtyrt; $50 BOD no hrdbahhl
Ak i0;s0 al 80 a. m cl;2o Saturdays onlD i:'o
~ eau IOD q 30 80 G:i5 r. sundays '9:lo
A. M. i:30. 400 D. III. 49,, ,r,.. nm, ,.h,rv
sunday trains 30 stop a, Ocean Grove ana Aso"ry
Park. - ,.,
E'h1, fstr,s nI,opGFTT sup't ~ y. l.. H. II: X.
J. r. WOOD op Ah'c n r. OF nj
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no THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LONG

i ISLAND TRACTION COnPANl ...,. n,
,hs long island Traction Company viii cose At !: ocoss
nnnr on the 18th day September isoS Tor tnc pup
~ ocrinr 10 the stockholders OF record on 'na ,o
v,h 10 s.b.crbe their rata amount OF sZo,y,
I' csnt collateral trust notes Of th- l|ong isnnj
o,, H COMPANY and the Brooklyn Heights RAILROAD
fnnnnny at 81 per cent. Of their pa n, o..o..-
Tn. transfer will reopen on the "a day OF oeooe''
1894 ., ..,.,,.r. N. "a surh note, and
-, .mount "a IN Will be entitled 20 'ase
n. mailed each sockhOld>r of tcoIo '"''"'' -" ~
co,ing " the transfer books
By "f"e' W '"e ~ CYRUS r. SMITH Secretary.
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naiiroa05.
. pennsylvania
Cd RAILROAD.

sH 1CAlAxGOAOs
IL ' ErF E July IS sr streets
9 9So VI EAf PHXsFLvH1s 'fI Il r.9iFf
ni~s nt ss Car. 0 Svs 's seaso pns
land 81; <, NJ; cinsianasI ca3; A. Nj. and Indian
2S 6i r. Il N t fc3 T6i'& hND ~ LOUIS
oo Si ' e. x n GsssF' ExPnNsrunan Sleeping
:.'i:' IL III Ssssi y Ri:s
c anS 1""s afi 70 Indanapo lois NJ
$500 a' H. fhciff f'' E%f RES Sleeping
Car 70 Pit;shurg. Connects To- Chicago daily. and
III 's:i iifsS And THE souTg
Dining Can $50 consres.ionai Emi!ed all ParOr ard
n nsh sa a 20 ssO so Gs Sn asc a
cs %': soo az Iir1 ,. iHd n,J 1nnS caF' 49, 'Hs
70 Ashsvill-. Tampa. and Neworeans MS night
oo ps 81 or snd Ohio Railway
FOR D PoS e9a nd NORFOLK via Cape
Chare' Route. A. NJ. weekdays. an. with Through
AIi3XTrc co1sT LfNE 900 ss all Sleeper. IN, to
s, Jack IH.ony, 100 W. ''''
FOX ATLHNTic CITY. ,:5o P. NJ weekdays. with
For CAPE MAY. Ill 1. NJ. 100 and ::io p NJ week.
For Long Branch AsSury Park ocenn Grove and P9S,
? NJ week-davs sundays. s:i5 s.5 4 u. 5:is p n.
DO not .oo Asbury Park and Ocean Grove on Sun
''''' FOR PHILADELPHIA. -
Ex,reqs. G.o1 I:.O $50 Q 03e 10 Penn'a Limedl.
i6:io II a. NJ. 1870 !. $50. 3, :. 400. : "a
:: giFS iS s' 3D. H'2ss.'s 81 80
rsc ~ o aSs 's os .s o ,res ,as ia and 90!
Ao o End fos sso o, Ds s,rss, and ID
sre' rocklyn s,aton jersey cly The Ssw-G YORK
hotels and re.Itenccs through to destin1t2n ,roon
" " General Manager General Pnss'r Agent
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DEL. LAcKAwANNA AND WESTERN II.
stations I'm Ncw-YOrk loot of barclay ind
ChristOphcr Strects. ..,.
vEsTIBuLED TMAiAS LIN AZ BUFFET


vEsTIHuLED. TMAissx; rSLi ,,t:,Hr BUFFET
Direct route TO NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTcL Mr.
THE ORANGES summit. BernardsyiIie. liasA.hg
R.dse MadisIn. Morristown Passeic Paterson, Loon
Ton Dover Siannope. BCDDS LAKE, LAKE no
pATCONG. Hackettstown, SCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN,
Washington, PHIil.IrSuURG. EASTON. WATER
GAP sTfoUDSBURG. Pocono Mountains. sCRAN-
TON' rIrTSTON. WILKESBARRE NANTiCokE.
DANv1LLE, NORTHUMBERLAND. Monuose Zinc
HAMTON OXFORD, NORWlCH. Watervils UTICA.
KICHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland SYRACUSE. oS-
WEGO ITHACA, OWEGO. ELMlRA CORNING.
WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
7:2o A. M-BlNGIAATON MAIL Stops at principa.
q N, 'SM'-BuFFALo SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN.
IrTiCA NICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OsWEGO EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Paror Cars Con.
meet nj Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving o-o
90 r. p" NJ "scKANT6N. BINoHAMroN and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman paror cara ,. ,y,,
400 r M.-sCRANToN. wILKEsBAIRE and PLfM-
7.ao p NJ 1Daiiy)-BUFFALo SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TcN and EiMIRA LIMITED EMPRESS. Pullman
I,ure, sl-epers. Arrives at i:i3 a m .,,
o.oo y H. ,Dai.y)- BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON RIcHFIELD SPRINGS, SYRACUSE and O5-
WEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet s.eepers -
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at "a
and 40 Roadway Tickets At ferry stations.
az AID p42 Irnsdway 80 West l25th-s go Columbus
ave N.w-York 1913 ard f2G Fulton-s and "a Broadway
,rookiyn Time tables giving full information. at all
'WpsTcoTT EXPRESS COMPANY Will call for and
check baggage hotel or residence 10 Destination
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DIVIDEND Not,res.

TIE EDISON ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
~ 81 and ~ Duanr--t.
NEW YORK August H. 1891
THE COUPONS or THE FIEST MOTT
/ GAGE BONDS Of this Company due SEPTEMBER
l. 1884, will b. paid by III. NTW-YoRk GUARANTEE
AND INDEMNITY COMPANY and after that d,te
JOSEPH WILLIAMS.
Tr~.S
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

rOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE ETC.
From Pier ) y. r.. foot Rector ST.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach Norma Ti,
BTnnch 400 900. tlO0 A. y. 90 3:b. 1870. o;3J
L. 81. Sundays. 300 1890 A. NJ. 100. eco T. NJ
For Eltrrun. A-hury Park. Ocean Grove. and points
south Point Pleasant. 100 A. NJ; 100 So $50
$50 T. NJ. sundays ,except Ocean Grove AMI AsSury
PARK 500 A. NJ. 100 /. NJ. .
For I.akewcoh Toms River. and Barnegat 40 A. NJ
100 3i5 y. VI.
For Atlantic city Cape May. vnennd and Bridgetcn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-30
DETROIT WATER WORKS GOLD BONDS
30 YEARS PER CENT.

CEALED TENDERS, on blanks TO be fur
- nshed by this Office Will he received by the Board
y, water Commissioners until September 49, 1894 ut IL
.,oot moan standard time for purchase Of 800 900
Water Bonds OF city OF Detroit These BONDS are
,ssu.d under an the Legislature OF III" state Of
Michigan OF March D. 1879. and resolution oi IN" 'om-
o,on Council Of the city OF Detroit passed pursuant
thereto and pledge the faith and credit of the cry OF
Te,ro, rs we'll rs than s+j000 OF physical prop
er,y belonging 20 water commissioners SAID poh's
viii be dated 1894 and Will mature ~ years
from date OF issue and bear per cent interest
PAYABLE semi annually. principal and Interest payable VI
gold Al the current official baak In the city OF NV 9rn
nnon,na,ion 81 90 or In larger amounts II dsignaed ~
The proposal Full Information and proposal o,anks VIII
Wv n ,prnshrd upon application and no bid viii he con,
,d.red that If hot mad. this form OF blank hscrua
,n,.r.s, n sny will lie charrcd upon delivery OF bonis
n.r,iesd check OF 81 90 Accompany each bid
proposais 10 be Endorsed 'watr Board Bonds Icnu. ,
,r,y he made for whole $1,000" or any ano"nt ~
.ss than SaOOoO The right 20 reject any o, az ple'
expressly reserved HENRI 81 ""' pr..,dsn,
X and Sec. ircriu.",.
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ALL RAIL RGUTE.

ro- Long Ernnch. Ocean Grove. Sc
For Red Bank Lorg Branch and points south - foirt
p,cosant $40 - 80 - Red Bank. Sis 1890 $50 A. NJ
q 80 T. SATURDAYS on,y). 30 2l3 1870. 800 80
80 d.i5 T. Sur.iays except Ocean Grove ana AsbuEy
Park 9i5 A NJ. &c 400 = NJ.
For LAKEWOOD. Toms River Barnsgat PARK ana
F0r Atlantic city. Cape May vneland and Bridse'on
Fo~ N,incuth Beach seabrght and Highland Beach
$50 Sis 1890 a n. 100 40 Gl5 +. NJ. Sundays
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ERIE g. I n c S.
..u.gn tram, Chicago And ;he West leave -'e"-
York. loot OF Chambels-st daily, as follows AND h's
m nutes earlier from West 23dst.:
V'lO hanton. Elmira. Buffalo. Bradford and sa.A'
ui.nca. Paror to Buffalo. -.
O.OU cago Via Chautauqua Lake Seerers 10 CHI
- 90 Cleycland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
6.9O 4. M.-sold Train to ChcaGo Via Niagara Falls
O.OU sleep,rs i}uas.o and Chicago.
S.45 =. Mvn Chautsulaa Lake and Niagara EaI'.
,-n.ClEo ard Cincinnati Dining
| oclu TIME TABLE Th, ~ AID pELlMH IA
East i23th-st. Chambers and IVES, 2S,st Ferries New
York; 3S3 Fuor Brooklyn: 200 Hudson-st. HohoKer
and Jersey city Station Erie Transfer Company calls Ter
ard checks baggage from hotels and residences to ce'
nation.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-jERSEY
(Ar,hracite cool used exclusively.
ron, ,-act, Automatic Block Signals.

(Arhracite cool used cvclisve!yD
rour tracks, Automatic Block signals
Trnlns leave station foot %. Itbcrty-st: =.
For r.as;on bethlehem Allentown MaIch Cnunk &C;
$50 1l5. $40 1876. 10 EHson ~ ~ NV " " snn
days ( 30 T:i5 l. NJ 100 80 GOO 7. NJ . =,
For V,'kestarre. Pltteton and scranton o;lO A. H.
I 10 / no $50 p n. Sundays. 4:3o a NJ .. a,
Fer Reading at 50 SEQ 01o. loco 1l:1o A. NJ
10 SO a:{o 200 700 s:i5 81 p NJ. 1876 night.
srndays 4 80 A. NJ. 100 $50. Goo p. NJ. ie:i3
ror Harrisburg n. 70 90 $40 a. NJ. 40 10
800 80 5i5 f. NJ 1915 night. Sundays. 100. $50
For suniury Lewisburg AMI wlinmsport at 40: SEQ
10 a NJ i:iO / 80 100 L. II. Sundays. i:lo " NJ
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
So BROADWAY.


SO BROADWAY. - 40.
'NIIE COUPONS due Sept, !. 1891. from The
L und--nen,ior-d bonds w!l be paid on pre'ea'ation
on and after that date follows:
Richmond nni DGryi~ II. n Equipment snNinT iinh
: rcr ccnt tonl. q, Tho ofce Of Mess prcrr Nor
gan CO. N-N-York city. and IN I.onron. Eng. ut ine
Once u M"ssrs !. :. Morgan CO. ,.,,
Virginia Midsnl Railway 60 .cr n l. nd. a the SAFE
DEPOSIT & TRUST COMPANY. BALTIMORE ND.
SAMUEL SPENCER. President.
OFFICE OF THE
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC g MFG. GO.
BROADWAY. NEW YORK. Au%u.; -. 1884
r1NIIE INTEREST upon the Scrip Of the en-
pnny to September lsi viii be paid to III" ho!icrs
Of record ~ dat Tho scrip books will h- c'pfed
~ tho :oh 4 August and openel -, IN Of S'p,m
no.. 1895 T. r .NohfE Il.azur- =.
MigsorRL KANSAS AND ~E%As ny Co
No. - VOL street. New. York Arsust 50 lol
TTIjiE COI'rONS on the FirJ Mortgage > per
! cent. Goa ronds Of THE NIssb'RI KANsAs AND
TEXAS RAIiwAT COMPANY OF TEXAS. ma'urrS
.ptc,nh~r 1884, viii H. paid OIL pFsSentai' at ne
OIL ~ par, No ~ Wall street and after TRAIT
ds,e CHARLES @. HEDGE. Secretary and fro7surcr.
TIVE COUPONS Of TIE General Mortgage
i Bends q the Clevelaad. Axiom and columbus Es!-
wav. September 1T. VIII 10 paid by th' Hamilton
Tr,i-, Company loi Non;a-u6-si Dr. okl,n ~
GEO. v. SAIL. o. Mot.isi.'pN.
President, Assistant TrraSuTe~.
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sIss. 534. 1857 sl3e. +os.7%5 Dec. &i2o'Gi2
exchanges were quiet and Just
but the only quotable change was
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The 20kh k14iFsrsary .S9srocn OF the
fe-,aggl Gran d accepted Order 0t Broth
ers and Sisters OF Love and Charity viii
be preached 0y Rev. r. Wells at the
Ebenezer Church Sunday, April 22nd,
1894, at $40 p. IN.
Grand Officers of the occasion are as
follows
Willis Wyatt, Grand Worthy Superior
Sister Nelly Clay, Grand Worthy Vice;
Nathan johnson, Grand Worthy Treas
urer Thomas Minor, Grand Worthy
Secretary Aaron Garnett, Grand Wor-
thy Marshal Roland Page, Grand
Asst Marshal j.. j. Frayser, Grand
Worthy Chaplin : Caroline Cousins and
Laura Coleman, Grand Conductors
Samuel Claiborne, Inside Sentinel Greer
Robinson, Outside Sentinel ; Paul Ervir
Deputy OF Richmond; Augustus Clay
! G. G. w. d. ID. NJ.
THos. MINOR, d. g. W. Rec. Sec.,
D. G.. Tab. No.
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MR0 gEH FORGIVE SIHs
The Little Priest is Lead.
4 VICTORY FOR GOD
AND THE TRUTH.
The Finished Fight.

Mr. EDITOR =
agree with the Priest that our dis
cUssion upon the subject, who can for
give sin 2'' is now ended. You will
observe that he did not say one word
upon the subject in his last article, which
certainly shows that he has surrendered;
and shall not be so inhuman as to per-
sue aud crush his already lacsrated,
bleeding form- must hear the voice OF
mercy. "a.
Thus / shall say no more as discussing
the subject. Who cen forsiye SIS : s5ot
let me ~Ey that those vile etraws of tes-
timony gathered from his friends (main
ly himself) claiming to hail from Ger
many, France. England, Italy, Cuba,
Mexico etc, as to the practice OF the Cath
olic Church in paying for absolution on
the part OF It's members, are nothing to
the point. The question has been, Who
can forgive sin That being ended
! nothing more needs to be said. But if
that questionable, incredible testimony
means anything, it only shows how
many / have been lighting in this dis
| cussion. But truth upon the horse OF
| power will ever ride to victory.
Let me uhank the PLANET for the use
| of it's columns through which L have
| fought this battle for God and the truth.
| Nav it ever live to bless God and benefit
man. Goodbye Brother Priest, hope
when / see you again that you may be
| standing beside Father Lambert in
the Protestant Church, hurling back in
the teeth of Rome, his burning denuncia-
tions of the Catholic faith to wit, 81
could not forever resist the voice Of my
conscience nor can l any longer admit
the claim of the Catholic clergy to RUIZ
not only in religious questions, but alsc
in purely scientific, social and even poll
| tical matters.
The intolerance and duplicity which
| almost from the day my ordination te
the Priesthood found are met in th
Roman Catholic Church, have .becom
utterly unbearable to me. Having alss
come to the conclusion that there Is onl.
one High Priest, the God man Jesu
| Christ, and one sacrifice not to be repeat
1 &c, and in consequence doubling my pc
| sitiUn as a Priest could not act Other
wise than as do now. Knowing wha
know, having seen what j saw, an
3 heard what l heard in the Roman Catl
4 | Ollie Church / can not any longer fore
Q | myself in submission to the Vatican.
Let me inform you, Brother Prizes
| that should you get into another discuI
sion to remember that abuse shows tn
absence of argument, and is potter
= sign of weakness. When you. began
abuse, / was sure of your defeat but
o forgive you, and can assure that hay
!. nothing but good will towards you. Me
a God bless you.
= Yours as eyec, 49,
q. d. LEWIS.