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New-York tribune., 1896-06-03

ST '' va pcrs ' astnsaSSa s s.ia s. 35ss4 3 prime
Bologna cows head s3asi' freh cows and springer
ana isht workers. 81 45Nsa 80: common to fair grade
a r.cris tr narG., seaS on shecp ''
shad" lower yenrlings AMI veal cfvcs We quote as
81 70, common $? 7s@$s a. cul. siat2 c6oice ear
nss 81 ,aas" c'n'n9n tn E"31 y""ss & - - eogst 90
ana th'n calves seuSa 80
Union stock Yards. chicago. lune 2-cattle Re
81 95us4 * s.ckera ana fesc - Soa s. o. COVE and
IS ~. IioEs- Ncccipts. 1000 head. market firm and
from shade 60 lor hgher heavy packing and shrnne
hoc a.,ofcd 5, aoass co. light 81 iods3 40 pSs 50 so
@s3 30 shcrp N,celps i"H hSad wcrrg hFn' In
National stock Yards. 81 Louis. June :-,ate 733
heal. marhe s'cay to sroag native seer 81 Slust 80
~ gnfr hrst 81 IA 81 in nled 50 7sasa en sac
prices shade higher natives 81 9Ous3 Is native mixed.
Ksn,as civ June 2-lIog Receipts 1900 head;
market nrm lsi 9nd pigs s. 95o$t % medium 50 sSg
fn, nrm native sicor. hest 81 ; e. lp fair 70 GOOD
sgas2 20 hclfcrs hest 81 3ns3 30 fair good
s. ca Texans and western 50 s,tsi ~ calves s4a$5
sh.cp Receipts. 200, head: ma k" steady.
twenty four hours head total fpr wcc; thus fsr
0a1i Tor time last week. 4slS consigned through
opened dn FOR hsayy steers and closed wsak wltn all
T." cstrn nt - h0 common 70 fair 81 ?5ns3 80 IIgs
Receipts for last twenyf hours $50 head total or
consigned through. 900 to New-york. 100 on sale.
i2o market opened duh and lower and dull and
% 81 Az a. 90 heavy yFNs5s sds 81 2s H g
stngs. s2ps2 25 shcep and lambs Roceipis o. last
ic 400 week II o, con@Ign.d through
dum Win only few hcavv sheen held over and /
f"sh load feeling fairly steady for handy stock but
,xp,r demand closed duh for heavy sheep. with
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
openns and close ',-aay and closing bids 'h'

Market closed barely stcady ~ { 20 II points decline
compared with vestcrdnys closing prices 1ransf"fe
notices lune 7D. Total sales. $4,000 Laics New YORK
receipts 100 bales. gcs 4T3S haies. Exports: CONT
neat. i.O2> bales. treat Britain s373 hal"s orwardfd
bales. sales 24lJ baic. spinner 10 bales. stock
40 800 bales Total receipts today 1850 bales thus
81 800 bales Exports day Great Britain
500 bales Continent 02s ba,es. Thus far this week
Great Britain II 0l bales France 1904 bales Continent
722 bales stock. 32GlI2 bales Spot cotton quiet. 10
lower: middlna upaHds 17Nc: middling Guf sc Sales
<J bales incuiing 200 bales export IN direct Shipment
215 bales spinning and 1000 ba.es contract
Liverpool cabe-Spo; cotton fair bueness doing
American 5000 baes: receipts. 1O0o bales: American
1000 bales Mldlng urlands 2 32l. Futures opened
steady. partially CD decline Closed que y - point
decline: January February. MNh: February Marcn
35lb March-Apri J52b: June. 3G3gb: June July. 3s
yAugust 362isb August september. sob september
October 355b October November ;52s No, erier D.c~f
35Os. Dcce1 January. j0s Mancheator Yarns
easier: cloths not much dorg.
COTFET-Pricss we'll maintained Eight trims
actions. Tic worlds visible supply IN June est
mated al 24ii.bi9 hacs against 25"oC Cso bags Ma l.
which about what expected and without
prices. Europe sold 10 moderate extent
The market shows stability. RIO market steady AZ II 90
reis. exchange. 10 80 receipts days 5000 bass
cleared FOR United States ION bars; stock.
III 600 iars: mari.ct steady A. II. 90 reis.
Tor United States 1000 bags market steady Hoo
RIO clearances per Grccan Prince" - 800 bags. RIO s
ncnts to United for May Sc 900 bags; San'1s ship
mcn,s GeOOo bags. Iavre arrivals May. 5000 bags;
deliveries 5000 BAGS. Hayre mrrkct si,AAy; Juac.
75 80: Juy 1913: August 74y0 september - - oc,o
ber 1O.O. Antwerp arrivals IN May. III coo fags
contracts closed steady at 5QlO points advance S.cs
were bags, follows:
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New York. June .. 1890.
COTrON-T7le market opened at a advance - o. u
but .ased of again closed with net loss Of 10 IA
r,oins AMI total $4,000 bales win hc tone
barely steady closing prices about n" lowest
of the day. The weakness Was ON hqulddt.n ID, weak
Liverpool and good crop reports as rule although lAa"
needs rain Some say that there Is nothing un tie
surface decline of the daF. ana tA"y
attribute it largely fear ~ political conn Nc auos
Rain reported to-day in the tafolinas '~.fs'" A"s
l,ghcs the following concerning the frp while The
present the largest ever planted - D. oill
a few thousand larger than that 4 is"l "nlch
produced 9c05 600 bales. II We compare the IFsrh,
700 bales viii be that with the incrcasc IA
acreage allowing n bale for each ~ the 2,i31pp al
ditioAa acres The presen; crop would on.Y Iioni'"
737 bales but one expects this additional acre
nave been received by concerning crop prospects
Columbus ''Crop prospects In this f"cuon are
fairly good. with exceptions. Think !ncrcas. IN
acreage about l2i2 cent Believe use y feil~'
crop Have frequently good crop iuin,f ~ 'ery
snort time" Troy THE scarcity Of labor
is seriously delaying the WORK - chopTinE out Rem
bert S. C.: Weather rcportr misleading Drouih s'il
Eariy planting looking fre. and well worked N..'r
knew crop to spotted Pine Bluff Ark. crop
tnis State generally doing we'll Complaints from some
localities Of bad stands and damage from drouth Nj
crop. Rome General rains during last
week materially benefited crop. although precipitation
stll Insufficient pant continues 10 thrive; no hd'eIs"
conditions yet Developed" Tuscumta. Ala: %, MI
must the months of Juy and August are
the critical periods In cotton Union Springs, hia :
Cotton very Rrassy and small labor being scarce WIN
favora be season much Of above drawbacks
he overcome.
opening range and close to-day and closing bids hs
.t..to T. gpfl
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
T1NO BUILDERS:

Sealed proposals for furnishing the necessary ma
the labor erecting and finishing
retaining walls ktot buildings OF the Long Island
state Hospital at Kings Park n Y. may be sent by mail
.r delivered to 3:3o o'clock +. Wednes-
day 10th. 1896 John G. Dcubert. President o the
linrd Managers OF the Long Island State Hospital In
Room lOI Arbu ;kc luilding. brooklyn. n. y at which
place the Board of Managers will receive AMI
open all bids
Proposals be sent for the whole work ana accom-
panied by surces. guaranteeing the faithful
lion n the accepted
Board of Managers the right reject
all bids they deem for the best interests OF tho
Plans and specifications be forms OF pro-
- the Office / In
he Capitol albany. n. v. O~cc - W +.
c Iv~s,rr Gerrrtl Sunsrin'endent. Kirr~ Pal, Y.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. June 2. 345 p m.-Becf-Exra India
d..i at 53s gd. prime dun at 49, OIL Pork
Prime mess. Weairrn hnc dull at AS Cd do. medium.
dun at ins HarnsShort cut about II to III lb. steady
at 3o1 Bacpn-'umbegand cut about IS To- 10 H. duh
AT 2is Cd short rib. about * III. dull at 2 Cd. long
clear mdd-s, light about ~ To- dul. al long
clear miJd-s, heavy. about 30 - H. stock short
clear bellies about II 10 "a H. du at 22s Oh shoulders.
ABOUT IL 10 - H. dull Mt 2Js Cd Iard-Prmc Western
SPOT dull AZ 22s Ci Cheose-Amercan finest white
easy 42s Cd: do colored. NJ ass. TallowPrme
city. duh at LIS Cottonsced ollAvcrpool refined dul,
at los Cd. Spirits OF turDcntne-steady 2is ID.
Rosln-Common firm at fs Dd. Wheat--No . red winter
dull at 6s 4,4d Nc northern spring. dull At 30 I'D
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
WEST SHQRE 80 j.,

Trains leave West i2i -. s,a',S"t s trsnk,,n e.:
and 10 minutes earlier from tr'.t tr,,t ,.
Rho 4. W. Daily local 20 haua" - catssil NoSn.a"
T:3O 4. VI. Daily local TO Aot", ,,bsny sundays oay
o Az DAILY Tor Albany viica sly,rsI,,i syr.si and chi
ter Buffalo, Nnsara Falls. .Isc,,ss se'00 ..m Noun
LEX NJ Daily. except sunday 70 Gyaaess,k. Ss,k. A.
,an. New ra1 Lkss I9hs0e iSs George S P,f {"
ssnY p SSr"'9s Ssy S"s~Sr ssSSpi sunday % i!Sss % .ss:
6.oO p. Vi. psy for Aeany Sns rorOna Ds''''
Cleveland chicago and 81 l"us, ., yevbaB A0""''
6,:,O T.. VI. Daily except sunday !" s..-.eu,s
Saratoga and Montreal ,,., for Utica "
TtkJ h. VI. Daily. except S"'"''' po.ssr
Rochester and Buffalo ,.,,ca sYracuse;; ,..s,tsl
S,15 =. VI. Daily for Aloa,N 2 'rontS Detroit w
Chicago and 81 Louis ~ srl sleepns es vi r1
For tickets. time tables p"ro' LIN and Ne" ~ sss
n, stations Time tables at psi"0', T. LAMbLyTr
information address ,..,,,rbfit- -ave w.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
BALTIMORE g. 0h'o'

Lava Sew York foot Of Liberty ST.
CHICAGO a.p. m and l2.i' nisn,' sn ,2.is night
pII.rsPl'RG. 80 ex. sun sun m q D. m csh
SeINNNaATT55 s bhkG4oRE kGTHao 70 csT ,Di''s
II 30 a. m Dining carr, 2ngsy Sn 10 Dining csrs rs.
ca2 81 p6,nns nj cso "a night 1pains (Di'''
D. m. ~ Is night .u,,
NeW NpMr0hkE 0RkEANs Roanoke ,.sa m ss"f light a..
9ass: Sss,rH Ia n i'i n se sss ~ Isl
to- ton Ict foot Of Liberty n G r. 10 a.stlasti0a
checked from hotel or res'denss " ~ "A. Ix1(1
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

~ III ? III =
,.....,.. - - .. - ,.,fn a- ss, head ,. cars
iii.F - l'-'''iiH ~, sile .laughtcf.r.
~ ..P il a" -.- .,.+i- CIV fressid native sii's
~. ""t' -. o., nrif.. luslit, choice ip pc -
nrg 4' 'g'c i.f ,i.',Wn W - rn anA liverpool quoted
~ -. 41,' , 81 az -. ,natc. o., ceiling ia
trffiF' li'f TO- 'f''f .' ''...-. wn,k AZ iuIIui-r
I.t'.i- A. -. a.. r.f.ftel harei, steady ~
..,,,.,i. 10 tn. n'iule ~ cattle ou ne
.. O.. T.. ~ III a.. nna go The cevir. 81" attic
.''. I'll ! ''. ~, s'r,,.rr.- ani zoo quarters q
i' 4. .... o.. ',-.,, Tie 80 Ts.gis viii %" .af"n
% 80. .,f-. %, l..f fn- f.f~ltns ''iui1ny. aii
. '... .ti,,.- vi. l1ad iNr Majestic VITA '' Iu"
.' t....t''. ,..l .r-, Q n. r,w iS5 sheep N
.- 10. '', -. -. t,f,raan. AMI ~ head "a The
.y." tf... A. NtIl.p viii also put u sheep IN
-, f,,
i' 'n' 1900. ,,.~. 9ic he'd sli 2 tie market.
~ a.. 80. D., .ss,-ts, vrr, ."~r~l - sale
~" .. r-..ii-- v.lb ,;-.l o. prime tcnls s"ld -
a.. Z. -, r.~ 100 o. nn llff.rfllla- 20 sal" .4tWf
. 20 ,,rs W., la iish' supply sai nrln'r ~ il,so'.
..ft. rtIU - if"trrl
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
Railroads.
Railroads. -
PENNSYLVAlIiIll mn
n RAILROAn
RAILROAD
Stations foot Of Dcsbrosses and c0r,,.

Stations foot Of Dcsbrosses and co.,,.
ooo r.s1 Il E1.S; ;, May :r - Hisssss'ae' isss ssss
1000 A: NJ. PENNsYLvANiX Jar 70 rPn,t'uup
G9ma.fm'n om eafs mrrses sssDns Dns smoking nd
NJ. Cincinnati go A. NJ. Indian. rS,, rSS,,s,veand -
Louisville il.5o A. NJ. st. Louis 400 800 ~
200 p. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. ,or,. e ''sS
Sleeping and & Dining Cars to St Louis SSxpHns
600 ?: NJ WESTERN ExPREss-sl..o,, '
s i25 'l' NJ ~ chicago chicaso snP Gfvesnd Arrive.
7:l5 p. ". souTHwEsrER '''i EXPRESS Sayn *
and DInns Cars to cSn,einnati and st. LoS: yS
"a. NJ. second morning ''''' r ~, s. ir.
$500 r.: y: PACIFIC EXPRESS Pullman s,.... :"
and an Toledo exceat sa,uTdaS i1i Sn'caso daily and
40 WAsTISGToX ~, Y !. 5BiSnr ASD SD THE SOUTH
Congressional Lim.." al ParIor and n',,, , l. uQs
Dining caT,. ar os 20 Dining carr . p M"i NJ iissV
all Parlor and Dining cars 43o 1Tsnsnao sion.
soI24MFRy RI4inE s:r RA1,wAy p " lilS - night
New Orleans Memphis Tampa A. asaly slss~,
Spring. 2l5 night daily. seepers to X.Hor,ass "a r.
ATLANTrc COAST LINE.-oso A. NJ a,ov
Port Tampa Macon and Jacks'nvi. 90 s..s
cHEsA PEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY, E,pr...
daily Through sleeping and Dining Cars Wv
hsTe. seDer s0re daS ~ week days and with rssss &
ATLANTIC CITY 10 p. NJ wesk-dau rAro.,. 49,.
TOR CAPE MAY. 100 p. ". weekday,
For Long Branch. Asbnry Park. Ocean Grow. A.. :, -.
Pleasant. go A. N. u 23c 80 Sio ssa ,gs! n Z
bury Park. . ~ 4. " ; % p " "'a '~ A.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
O 90 100 g. < 80. .. $50 90 Pena'a IAmItsn ,n, :.
Ing csD. II a. NJ II l. 20 g. l. 40 ~ gpas- p;s-
ing carr. 30 Dining can. Dining Car, ixwen
T. NJ, 70 ~ night Sundays. Gi5 $50 a an *
ted). 10 II \. NJ. Dining Carr 40 cfns. IN cn
SEQ dining carr. Dining carr. 75 sspT ~ ~.
night '<n
r.cl,e, Offices: Nos. A33 944 os i323 II, a.. A..
broadway. Astor House ana foot 0, DssAr,s...a ~
Cor;landt Street: Court Street, Fulton c.. ~:
Broadway ard Brooklyn Annex Station Zoo, ~ -. :
street. Brooklyn. station jersey CITY The y.r ,s ys
Transfer Iompany VIII ali ,or and check basr,s irs
& ~ PROVOST. j. r woon
General Manager General Psssr is,.,
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
ROYAL BLUE LINE

To PHILADELpHI,AS, ,.TNI EAi;l 'No''N
For Philadelphia week day. 80 ~ ." a. 40 B,:
iso Unins oar "a 4 n,5ioi Nj "a 2sr, 500 IS, s Sy 90
ta''o, IA, 40 >, y,sht SUNDAYS 4;3O 300. ~, ~ sto
DINING M car, A. 81. 200, 4'co' 500 DINING '''
NJ i - hisn. anil Washington week Jays "a Sns,.s
1000 iiso DINING CAR A. N. E1',,%. -, 80 90 900 "
can. 600 = NJ. -.is m,S" %, enlnins Car 600 ~
i2:i5 night. , .. so,.t can be procured 4, % -
Tickets and rarlosr-eg,l, en-, az 9,t l. 80 1928 Brc.
s7eG a. 81 Ayr as' t. is's st. Ay@ iS Scas-ysr as
Wos, l?ath st Liyn 9S Broadway WillsTT,,ssts IVA
T rh. We %er York transfer c9mgany . T GS.,nat'a a n
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
RAILROADS..
-amsR,c-s GREATEST RAILROAD
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER r. r.
HUDSON RIVER r. r.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION 42D Slhhhi
$3.50 A. M-Except sunday Empire ssdis sibany. rrca
Fastest tan M, n p sesor ,e Due Buffalo li5 p.
Niasara Falls 5:55 ,. m. This. tram IS i"''''' "
a,,o Ssa'nS Moiy Fss, Mail for Poughkcepse Al.
tany. Utica, Syracuse. Rochester buHa'o' ''as''
1O,3O A. M-Excsp Sunday. Day Express. For all I'M
PsFaat Daily 'ss Gis Limited coam
lus; Cincinnati Indianapolis ana s1racnse ~, Roches-
400 ay chiaso speeia ,Hps s0a a, rousksspse
%i.any. schenectady. ctca. Syracuse Rochester
3:3O r. M.--Excep Sunday. West Point POushkeeps'''
Albany. .Tio,. ssraiQga ,,,.o, n,s Detroit
$40 a. H., Chicago iho p. m stops at A'Da"''
coo Mnay For Asny Troy s4,I,.. Te' haf9n isassis
Niagara Fails. CleYcianl. ioiedo. Detroit cneas''
C.ac!nEau. g. Louis ,,-
GAS M-Daiiy Fe5 Troy snratssa' Burlington
1910 r. M~i1al.y' Fos liuaa.o. Niagara Falls clevs,
SSa FousssPSpse, eas"o'@ %Ic.ny and rea. .an..-.
''o" cniy. i:r pike On Fai Brook Railway Via Lyons
and for Rochester.
o.15 T. M-DaiIy. Fcr Syracuse. oswego Wsertown
oeds ncas s1crP d%, osr toS csRs ynfss' e
1910 NiGIiT-Tneatrs Ian ior hi.as and prnsso 1t.S
Iahasy I@'n On nsSt s4ndas nsry and
o'r ri'.%eli Pivsa d ,';o.,1 and tn. n.-k
'h,If HI. mi Nicr IT fqi TEAIHs ~ TO YoxKnns
uaam f%S Diy.on rs as m far as roases in
tho Elevated Road This ls the ony ine running "aI
Wagner rsace cars .. ,,5 on al pD,. arGuf, rn1 irn''
,lI fsroadaay. @ i, fatk place ai Broadway 81 as.
ieth ST. ana I,,h It. station 53s and '2e
Tul,,n ana 100 nroadway T. D. Brookyn. m ,n. West
GonT J2 E'Rr'.r Fl TorGHT S"2i"' GEORGE II DANIELS.
''''-' c-.r,, ,,antte- General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
Proposals.
10 COAL DfAlEhS.
OFFICE LONG ISLAND STATE HOSPITAL.
ROOM lV,. ARBUckLE BUILDING,
BROOkLYN.
NEAIED PROPOSALS will be received 1T this

BROOkLYN.
CEAIED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Office unit! 5 oclock L. NJ. Wednesday. June
10TH 1896 for furnishing coal follows: Btooklyn
Dent. be the Hospital Clarkson
street, 9O0O more OF iess) ~ No Buchwhea;
Anthracite coal and GiO ess) OF stove coal
For Kings Park Dept To be delivered alongside docks
Kings Park l.. l.. 1900 tons tnore or leas) OF
80 Anthracite coal. and
coal
This coal - be OF the best quality. cleaned and
freshly mined subject the approval Of the Board Of
Managers their representative. Proposals must pro-
vide Tor the delivery at such times and IN such quan
ties AS may be required by the Board OF Managers
their representative Each bid be enclosed in
envelope addressed the Board Of Managers Long
Island State Hospital. Room l07 Arbucks Building
Brooklyn y y. and endorsed Proposals for coal and
bc accompanied by bond OF suretes. residents OF
the state OF y Y each TO Justify IN the sum OF So 600
Said sureties guarantee that the bidders Will exc
contract II awarded them and will perform
he faithfully.
The right 10 rcserN ed by Board OF Managers
bids. and after contract Is entered into
TO forfeited, whenever In their
Judgment being performed for the best
Of state.
JOHN O.. DEUBERT.
Pros board of Managers
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
ERIE RAILR.O;,A,s..g!.!. o.!

traIn. Ieays Ne.lGTE 'a1s frem Wt.l S.!
nl%6n"heOG ieMn MeoGyiile and the West .rv ,sa
Buffalo. ,.,t,sd fast rail -. ~ arrives
TIevcln1a e. ch,oasc 80 Vclsyeinnd E and cH''''' -
car ,..,,nvlaa Express rsnst>
c', - Mvs 70; D'TS sss apd S
Daily. solid tran 70 .nlcaf .,nnn;s Dining csIi Nan
faio. Chicago and .inS,RpS AND fSsiasy,
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03

Corn-Mixed Western spot firm 2s ilisd: June dull
20 ND July dull IS. August duh Rs Ma Flour
ST Louis fancy winter steady Is Hops London
Pacific Coast dull 2osUt0s
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
Through
as fo'lJws
900
900
7:3O
S:4.j5

eecommodatons at IL w,.t ;sa iSsth-s csaTTSsI,su TTsI,su
w,i S Eos r fsrre. an" sss and .:
Broadway BrookyH o:,eott vy Express call: In
Jr,ry satyase & s'1tom from hotels and residences
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
DI,J LACK AW ANNA AND WESTERN n. h;
StntJon, in Ncw-Iork. foot of Barclay ana
ChrIstOphcr Strectr ,,.,,,,-r
NEsTIBrLED tn hrNS: II LLEIC"nT

Direc, route to NEWARK. BI.ooMFtElP MoNT,HLAiiK;
Ridge Mad son. Mo-rsioyn. Plssai'. Paterson Bon
,'r Dover. Sianhooe. NEWTON BrbDS AK:
LAKE HOPATCONi H1lkets'own. S'HOOLEfs
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PilLI.IPSB 'RG. EASIoN
WATER GAP S1ROt DSBrRG. Pocony Mountains
sC'HANTON PITrsTON W1LkESDAR RRE, NANTl
COKE DANVILT.E NORTH uMBEKLAND. Mont
r,s~ HIN,iItMTON OXFORD. NORWICH Water
,lIe UTICA RrHTlELD sPKiNGs :. r,nn =
slRAo'I Sc OSWEGO ITHACA. OWEGp. EfNlRA
,'Oi:NTN,i. BATH. DASS rlLLE bl'ttAio and al
p,lnf- WEST SoRTHNfc-T AND SOUTHWEST
8 o. \ II BiSGUANToS NAH. stops at principal
10 ~ 4 M-,cafe caO. ByTTAIO. SCRANTON BlNG-
TGITD< UTICA PGCfiflrJD SPRINGS Sfl.A
Cf'si, asI oSWEGO ENpRESS. Pullman iufet
Parlo, Clrs connect a. Buffalo with tain Tor 'hiciSo
ioo ? -oSfc cen SCRANTON. wILKEsbARRE
and ErMlRA EMPRESS. Pullman PGye' Paror As
800 T. SCKANTOS WiLKESBANkE and Pl-fM
ofTIE EXPRESS Pullman BgN~t Ptrlor ,ars
Glnfivl-Tuffslo N'sfiig gied J. .nltrl txnie.s
r.r SCRANTON BiNGHANToN. Ef.NIkA. b'f
TAI>J. Pullman Buffet S.crplnS car ''in"cS Al
IuNalo WIN Train for Chicago and p nts W. 4,
o 70 + 81 GDalyi.- BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BlNHfiA ~.
TON ITINcA. RICHFiELp STRINGS. SfRNI ~
and OsWEGO ENpnESs Iun.n y rinc, r. se~'cfs ~, =.
TICKETS NSD PULLMAN N''pMMpDATloNS AZ - -
Tari Place f20 Broadway Tickets ~ ie-.y stations va
Broadway III th ave. coz IN ~ ~ ~, -
20 olunhus aye Sew York, rs and 126 Fulionst ana
To- Bro,avay Rr Nyn. TIM" tables giving fu'' ih'oF
mafl.u nf all sfff.'ns
iargacs from hotel residence 20 destinati n
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GKo.n ,.s .Sc,h 70 Pom.
For Red Bank Long Branch ana ,So lr $50 40 80
ais T. n sundays, except ocean '''''
PARK 900 A. NJ. AGO i. VI. --,,,, PARK ard Bar,e-
~ Lakewood. Toms River. barn,
ca, 40 so l. NJ. i:3o t.3o 7 As',r..o, D. 40 A. N,
For Atlantic Cty. vneland and BTi'se'0'
Il ~ E,r r. Houmouth Beach s,abrgh' ant I'd hI sus.
Nayesink 4.3o. $50. II 80 \ NJ Low
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
Steamboats,.
[PROUl[DENGE [llGJE

FOR R0STOH wore ESTER the NORTH and EAsT
'-he Connecticut and Massachusetts, .eave NV PlsH
a6 y r. ono block above canal 81. at go =. NJ;
d,ly e,c41t SUNDAY Full nigarr rrSt. shortest raii
-. LINL- NEl -IIL.SI.lsA eL-h steani-r
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
BOSTON AND YEw-ENGLAYD POINTS.

- VIA SOiN ND LINES. -
sToNfvGTON LINE Wa Si0ningt'n. leave Pier 20 y r..
= "a, ,ts,sr canal week days only. at 600 T. NJ
NOHWiCI fINE ,.a Sew -lona0 N. from Pier ~ y r.
rrxt pe.ir0ssc. IT. week DAYS only. at $50 + NJ
,fr RIVER LINE. Newport and Fail River, rom
pier T. y y fo1t u Muuays'. weekdays ana sun
4. =, ~ NJ
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-01-23
ON THE WHARF.

bread. When they rise from the situa-
ton in which they find themselves as
boys, ii is usually through efficience in
their occupations or especial skill or
dexterity in the line of their employ
ment, but it is gratifying to know that
among the superintendent and man
ayers of departments in the factories Il
very large proportion have risen from
the ranks, for in industry as in war
every private carries marshaPs baton
in his knapsack.
In comparison with these youthful
laborers the children Of the middle and
upper classes, who can share the bene-
fits afforded by higher education, are
singularly favored. Yet there is rea-
son to believe that these benefits are
not appreciated as they should be, es.
pecially by the boys. So eager arc
these to engage in some occupation that
very few. as compared with the num-
Der Of girls, even go through the entire
high school course, and the young wom-
Ell Of the country are rapidly monopo.
lizing the education that the schools
have to confer
But the cares Of the future, the ne
cessities Of the present, rarely disturb
the happy equanimity Of childhood. Yet
children of every grade in life have
their troubles and sorrows, and these
are just as serious for them as gravei
matters are for their elders. 1t is easy
for older people to preach to children
and tell them that the days Of youth are
the pleasantest, the happiest they will
ever see, but the children themselves
do not believe the statement, for every
day they have practical and positive
evidence of its untruthfulness. A mar
regards the troubles Of boy as OF
small consequence. and to him they are
but to the boy his cares are just al
hard to bear, perhaps harder, than the
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-01-23
A. TERRIBLE WEAPON
How Taylor Carroll's TnBret Might
Boomerang.

How Taylor CarrolI,s- Tasret Might
Boomerang.
Taylor Carroll is engaged i'm devising
a formidable system for the defense Of
lone pedestrians from thieves and foot
pads. His plan is to convert the erect
human body into a miniature revolving
turret, armed at four points, and capa-
BILE of dealing death in front, rear Or
flank simultaneously, Or of sending four
successive discharges in the same di-
rectiOn.
IL would have small storage bat
terry worn in a belt" he said yesterday,
with small copper wires running from
1t up through the sleeves, and connect
ed with each hand on the great or mid
die finger with copper ring the thumb
can reach in the palm Of the hand.
When the. thumb touched the ring an
electrical current would discharge four
batteries, loaded with ball, behind and
in front. This discharge could take
place when the hands were being held
up under the threat of an armed rob
ber.'
Mr.. Carroll is an actor by profession.
He has not figured up the weight of the
storage battery, nor Is he adverse to
considering the ACCESSIBILITY of substi-
tuting a dry primary cell. In his zeal
for the application of scientific meth
DDS the inventor has, however, appar-
emily left out of sight every thing but
the tactical advantage of the lonely
pedestrian attacked in front by the
bold marauder or clasped from behind
by the lurking garroter. Thus, he had
not yet figured out how slim young
man is to avoid assuming unwicldy
Falstaffian dimensions when he braces
| storage batteries and arsenals around
his waist. Nor does he forecast the
possibly tragical consequences that
might some day result from the clasp
of a loving hand upon the thumb and
palm that carried the potential copper
| appurtenances he describes, making in
| advertent electrical contact and pro-
ducing a catastrophe when only en-
dearment was Observation-Disclosures Tri-
| bune.