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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-14
SOUTHERN RAIL Af.
PIEDMONT AIR-LINE.)
CONDENSED SCHEDULE
In RFFECT, Dec, 5, 1895

RAINS LEAVE RALEIGH, N. c.
1DAILY, ex ept Sunday Connects
At Greensboro, for ali psi.
for North and South, "a
Winston-Salem and points :.
,.oa the Northwestern North Osrc
N lima Railroad. Az Salisbury, 70
all points In Western North Oar.
DINA, Knoxville, Tenn, Cincin
natl and western points; at Char
lotte, for Spartanburg, Green
Vile, Athens, Atlanta and al
points South.
Connects at Durham for Oyfoys
GAINESVILLE and Keysville excsp.
Sundays. At Greensboro, with
the Washington and South.
western Vestibuled Nimited).
and the New York and Florids
Short Line QimiteO train
for all points North, and
with main line train No Ii for
Danville, Richmond and interms
date local stations; also has con.
4:O5 nection for Winston Salem, sns
PM with main line train No SIS Cfass
Daily mail for Charlotte, Spartanbug,
Greenville, Atlanta and all points
South; also Columbia, Augusta
Charleston, Savannah, Jack
sonville, and all points In Florid8,
Sleeping Car for Atlanta. Jack.
sonville and at Charlotte with
sleeping car for Augusta and
Jacksonville.
Connects at Selma for Fayetts-
Vile and intermediate. stations on
the Wilson & Fayetteville Short
Cut, daily, GoIdsboro for New.
,.ao bertrand Morehead City, daily OK
AZ cept Sundays; For Wtlmington
saiIr, ( and intermediate stations on tbs
'aiAS w 81 W r r, daily.
Connects at Selma for Wilson
Rocky Mount, Tsrboro and loss
stations on Norfolk & CarolfnS
Railroad, arrives ri Goldsbcrs
1905 p N
90: Connects at Durham for Oxford
A Nj Keysville, Richmond; at Green's
Iaily boro for Washington and al
3:I4 points north.
laily
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-14
OCCONEECHEE FARM.

DURHAM c., Dec
determined the breeding
public following all individuals
breeding fashionable families
OCCONEECHEE FARM,
N. G..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
PAINS'S CARNIVAL or FIRE.
THE SEVENTEENTH ANNlFERsARY OF THESE
DISPLAYS To RE CELEBRATED NENT
SATURDAY,

II Is pleasant record that brilliant carnival
will he held a, Manhattan Beach on Saturday even
ing. August % in connection with me attractive
spectacle Cuba" which is running there to crowded
houses. This event will be the seventeenth annual
carnival of the we-known pyrotechnist Henry j.
Pain. II for no other reason than TO express the
appreciation Of the public for the excellence OF Mr.
Pains work this carnival would be appropria 9
renewal OF an annual tribute 10 merit. 1t WILL how
ever in itself possess many novel and attractive
qualities which will command an increase OF appro-
baton and secure material patronage. Members OF
the athletic and acrobatc professions will be added
10 The strong force already engaged. and the spe-
cialitv acts will be increased IN number and merit
Firework science will be laid under contribution
20 present pyrotechnicai display worthy OF the
occasion BY these iridescent and combustble
Materials comedy. tragedy and farce Will be ex-
h.bited. History. remote and modern. will be ex-
pounded by gerbs rockets and lancework The
respective qualities Of gold and silver Will be
1amingly displayed for the benefit OF party dis
putants. Fireworks will sing dance and behave
like professionals. and In The same manner will he
serious. Instructive and amusing. There will be
d.verting mechanical fireworks. such as perambu-
ia;inG elephants and kicking donkeys. energetic
horizontal bar workers and climbing monkeys, TO
say nothing Of animated grandfathers' clocks.
trained whzzne pigeons and all manner OF NOV
Ing toys The colors of the fireworks will be an
educational study for artist. and he Will see new
combina tons OF tints and newer tones or the rarest
rrill!ancN. Supplemental TO all the ordinary set
tuarkng charact eristics there will be scientific
tmples Of aerial development 10y pyrotechnics, NOR
The spectacle OF Cuba Will b. maintained in all it,
completeness and beauty but many new features
in tho departments OF ballet pr9cessonS ana PAX,
spectacle Will terminate with final discharge OF
a bouquet Of rockets in which me numbe- viii be-
than triple that OF ordinary finale In itself
always a phenomenal display.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

eW-YOrk August 10. IeHo
COTTON-The local market closed quiet ana STEADY
other months a net !nproyen m Of 90 , points me
Liverpool market opened steady al points decIHe ahu
closed quiet with loss u 10 ~ points. IhrIe
diversity Of opinion 10 the import or t' ue
cline IN Liverpool some claiming about what
expected, n better. while others claimed tlal
was disappointing Il is l,ed that the spot sales al
IveCol very light amounting TO only 3op bales
Th@ from abroad however dld not Haterl-
ally influence and left largely 70 me
~ trading The business Tor
day footed only IS 800 bales Most Of me trading
for local operators. who are disposed -
even IA Some reported IN North
ern Mississippi. Price Mccormick Co say: The con
declining tendency Of conditions from day To
day and week is beginning TO place the crop IN
position where II Will be difficult for the damage I" be
materially repaired. other hand the hot forcing
weather is causing the bols open rapidly and Will
doubles. result In phenominaly heavy movement our
next Whether III. demand for cotton
VIII be suficien; 10 absorb the receipts and prevent any
substantial decline prices remains to De determined
ChrOnicle' reports received To ffli4'
night belt indica.- that the temperature
has continued high during the week causing COW
localities the precipitation been light rule and
qute generally needed Deterioration OF the
crop reported from many sections result or the
drouth and heat; Good progress is being made in gather
ing th~ crop. There into sigh' during the week
- 435 against l04 bales the corresponding WrK
year the decrease in the amount IN sight FRIDAY
night compared with last year. is 2i46ei2 bales The
toia f. sight August IA zoos. GAG bales against
visible supply l.2ls6j1 bales less than II WAS same
date year. and 1t shows falling on Il I5s4o bales
from corresponding date Of 1884, and decrease Of
974 bales The total visible supply !s now
21445N2 1924. and 236s 1856 1898 The total Amer-
supply 1O4973 bales against $50 bales last
year. 49,
ttgflsp iChF List
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET

N.N-York August -. lsa6
REEVES Receipts - or {" head. all con
signed direct slaughtercrs No trade IN live cattle.
Ctv dressed slow 6i-n7igc per n fr common To-
nrire alive s'es I'nd and Liverpool 'ahes
quoted American live cattle lower at opl0',c dressed
weight American sheep at llNl2c dressed weight and
f,frgerafor beef 6dTizc yer H. Thu Massachusetts
.a,,.f i,~ London 800 cattle and 2Oi quarters II
hees the Campania for Liverpool. carrying ld32 qua
steady Dressed quiet Country dressed yeals sold
A. 2a1isc poor prm" quality. city dressed a, oga
ordinary good ltte calves and dressed grassers
and huifcrnilks at .d4c 80
SHEEP AID LAMBS Receipts were Gis cars. og 1922
head all market and including the two held
over yesterday Ni7 sale. sheep were
in moderate request unchanged prices amhs l5Q21c
higher all stock sold with The exception II 81
head Common good sheep Sid az s2n3 per 100 N,
Inferior TO prime lambs 81 iodS6 cu sheep AZ 5c per
h.ei pressed In Hight demand al 3lIc per n.
and poorest quality sold low l2c; dressed lambs
sales : ildd & co.. 1874 kentucky lambs SO N average,
at So per n 2S d. G. n AZ s. 90 PIG Michigan DO.
j. IT, Wnkersou: go Kentucky lambs. 20 n at s. 50.
: saniers ios Kentucky lambs, 50 n, At 81 So; Is
Ohi, sheep H. q 81 $50 do ~ n. 81. - West
Virginia DO - H. at 81 ~ DO 93 n at g 10 % Ken
lucky do. 100 H. a. s. - - 49, - n. at 81.
HOGS Receipts 10 ears. or 2ii5 head. all for
slaughfcrcrs direct No trade in live hogs. Nomna,y
siealy 81 4oa 81 80 100 10 Good 20 choice PICS we're
quoted 81 fouSi Country dressed unchanged at "A
65isc medium and &c FOR light weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
REFERrE APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Slower. J.
Na,tor Il Hill--Anderson Price.
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug Is Special. II an unusually DUH
day pit There little selling and raid
Ing because 81 'hA lad York hank statement and
the absence demand hn the close no early
sellers mad covered sr3 had begun realz~ that bank
statements deliverable their contracts. Frn-
Fe and headed the early selling. While
buying scattered and unnp,rtant aud chiefly
sssinsi puts 1t not know. during trading hours
hat there had number OF commercial fail
the Northwes selling n. Northern wheat 10
chicago elevators at september prices because q The tight
drum Northwest receipts 242 against "a
las, week and 20 last Local receipts were but rs
5000 bushels against 10000 last week. The
vsibe supply statement expected 10 show decrease
opened So sold Al 35is and 34Q5is and closed at
IS There cash sales ~ 600 bushels No. 3
red AMI charters for 100 900 bushels
Corn. Ike wheat. closed unchanged but had a hre,
period % weakness before that time The weather Scufk
cooler and the Argentine shipments were liberal
I424Op bushels Nevertheless. there were 100000 bush
es taken local elevators and ga bushels y
chartered The report Of Assistant Secretary
of Agriculture Snow concerning corn that had not
,rades opinion. and therefore did change values
much There was good buying u by and
Frazier September opened AT IN sold ~ 22ion22r and
closed 20. cents Local receipts were go cars with
limits hut closed strong September opened al l"'s
sold A. 15sal6 and closed a. 6As cents Receipts 0ere
III shipments $50 cars charters we're 2sD"1 bush
Provisions were sympathy with receipts Il but
hogs. and advance Il 10 10 cents In the price
Nev@-fhsleSs raid by Cudahy brokers the
while he October and January gained 2z cents. and lard
and rihs gained 10 ~ cents There were number II
raid Estimated receipts u boss for Monday are 3 900
and for week 10000
on nc iHF9 at M cens % sns ga:f On ep
TENDER closed ~ rs. cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
WEST SHORE RI.

Trains leave W i2l It Station. y Y. ~ tal'"s ara
:, - sarer IRON. TO-, Franklin -. 49,.
3oo " Daily Local 70 Buhai'. Stepping A.. Ms
York 10 Bloomvilia. sundays only. can % '''-I'71
40 < NJ Daily Lccal to Albany ~ cs'sAi noun Sts
aims arI Saratoga Paror 'ar 20 Aoinf cNha -
oi5 4 NJ DAILY for Abany l'ca. : so!s~, hc cs.'
RDnao Niagara Falls. Tcleio. '-ete'ahl 'H'''eN
rarlor syracuse . u,.....,f.
and ca,skii Mountsirs. New ratz. Lake NononK 'n'
NinneNaska Parlor III pomviiie ard Ne~ ta.'1;
p1I.35 \ NJ. pa.v except sunday. .a.sHn'
Mountains New pait/. Lakes Mohonk and NhnsNassN
albanv Saratoga caldwell! Lake George" razor JAW
- Roomville Saratoga and CaifweI 49,. e,., :.
II5 p NJ SATURDAYS oniS Han haliV spe''h "
catskl Mountains paror car attached ,, ,,.,
,,ins Nv paitz Lakes Mohrnk art MINI" 'ssa A.
t,uv Saraf ga Parlor car attached 20 bo'm'i'.- an'
= on p NJ Daily except sunday. .oI albany.
a no !, n Dali, nv Albanv. VI r'feal lt.'1 raeNS
tor Ruusio. Niagara Falls. Tc-"r''. i"ifN-
$40 r. II pans. sx,spt SUNDAY fer %.~tars Nsa,ny
2arafogs ami Montreal sleeping car Ao'1y - 10"
* Y PAIL, except sunaa'. ,-r u'ea. Syracuse
Six HI,np,' n ' nag ~ Albany ia s{rsea.s. R,,n-
',s'a~ HIN,io Niseare Fails Toronto. le'70'i 'f'--
land chicago AMI - Louis - ,,os
r. g. I.saves brooklyn Deg ArreN AUD hl' -
n t3,6 J. VI Jersey 'Ifs. g. Sia'i'n Ai""
81 ctcfs nie table, rari.r ana -e.pis 'sr ae'cr,
NJ. AZ, NJ apply city fire- D. 81 ana Nv : >" 80
:. station. Tim. tables at principal ho'e.s Fr re-
III '''''' q f. LAMBERT General rass"ne.r Asen'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
onins. range and close to-day. AMI closing bids the

Market closed quiet and steady at IL points advance
for August months points advance compared
with Yesterdays closing prices TRANSFERABLE notices
100: sales. 1890 bales. Spot cotton dull, IN
changed middlng uplands. 3l6c mddng gulf, -loc;
sales PAS bales. all spinning
Liverpool Cables-SpOt cotton dull but steady sales,
1000 bales. speculation and export 300: American. 5000
receipts 1000. American. 1000; mddins uplands,
1924 steady. 3-64 decline; closed quiet to
81. points decline January February 44a4o5 Feb
ruary- March. 405i2s March-April 4O6i2s April May
407gs May-June 4osi3s August AIS. August Sepiem-
Der Abs September October 407ib; October November
43 November December 404q4 5; December January
4t4ias
COFFEF-The absence Of Havre advices, owing TO the
HOLIDAY market had the effect ~ restricting local
speculation The featureess. with sales around
yosie Receipts Citations
light Rio market steady al 1880 res
exchange quoted $50 receipts l3pO bags, stock
a. nc 22!' receipts % cH bags; stock.
firm loHo reiS cleared from
Santos steamship Port Damon with 5000 bags. Ham
burg steady August. ~ - pigs September $50 octo-
Der 80 November 350 pecember. II p. fair amount
switching took place in this market Contracts closed
steady 5qlo points advance Sales were s2a" bags as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
FOLLOWERS OF FATHER KNEIPP.
JOHN PHILIP soUsA AND f. F. RICE HELP OUT
THEIR PRESS AGENT.

THEIR PRESS AGENT.
The spectacle of Rice and Sousa taking the Kneipp
cure is now added to the wonders Of Manhattan
Beach They are taking IT to be cured OF Pain
The pyrotechnists business is to make a great deal
Of noise the world. and he carries out this object
so successfully in Cuba that his olamor threatens
10 AFFECT the sensitive nerves and ears Of the com
posers The freworker has music in his soul
and during present enterprise he Is At only for
the treasons. stratagems and spells OF warfare
He delights in uproar. goes to bed with Roman
candles and is awakened for breakfast by bombs
His hearing IS defective. and he cannot come wtnln
four bars Of the simplest tune for his conception OF
harmony Is diecord. and he takes dynamite as a
sedative The explosive conduct OF their rival has
caused great distress this summer TO the band
master and impressario. who are men OF such I'M
common sentiment and harm mic sympathy that
neither Of them will hurt the feelings of mosquito
provided he sings in key Therefore. to guard their
nicely poised senses against the rude assaults Of
Pain the musicians nave become disciples of Father
Kneipp IT is one OF the finest things in life to OBJ
serve these amiable gentlemen gliding like zephyrs
over the morning dew Mr.. Rice occasionally break
ing into dirge when some sharp point addresses
itself 70 his understanding. while Mr.. Sousa en-
dcavors TO orchestrate the chorus OF gnats into a
concerted piece with solo, for the light bassoon
Sousa, in his barefootcd walks the other morning,
formed the score % "Shamus O'Brien' for the first
time in this country. The opera was OF distn-
gu!shed success IN London. aud. after discovering
It's score in the dewy grass. Sousa IS more be
lever In KreDpisn than ever lie Will piaN
"Shamus" this evening. and afterward show the
noon Sousa intends 10 perform THE Gay Paris
ians," which has somewhat secular name ior
Sunday. and seems somehow 10 ne III ueHahCe % VIC
Raines law. However. Sousa says that no harm
will come Of the thing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16

3Sa' head. total ter Week thus }a $3.50 fsr the .amc
York. 2l3l. al" 40 Market opened slow and
d'ang'd with hut Few I'D cattle here. closed steady.
81 IT, ,eas steady. choice - 75Gsj 20. common
sass 80 Texas heers 81 eoQs2 81 Hogs Receipts FOR
fr Ia, ssmn m at s s G onssn rar nsas
100 Nov York 800 sale. = $50 Market opened
and closed hrm Good weight Workers 50 50as3 ~.
light lots 81 soas3 O. mixed packers 81 .5ds3 80;
81 25aSS N roishs s2mas3. 81 25ds2 Is Sheep
and Receipts FOR the last % hours 2Do head;
Inst week - $40 unsigned through 400 New York
IN sale 200 Market opened active higher
lm s. s5 s. ' f% 81 e." so Wv" Roce s. ,as5 Is
light. common fair - 2.Gs!: culs. So 759s4 mxel
81 = culls slHS2 = handy warnings and wethers 81 s.
mat fT light s. 9her' week Ugh , ,nd Pis SO
inon stock Yards chicago Aug. Il -ca,,le- Receirt-.
20 srkefs snd feeders 81 ioas7 -. cows AMI bul'
hrm AMI higher picking ard shining los 50 -
ass - comnen 70 ch,ce nSed SaSs 2s sh boz e. as
sheen R"cepts. 1000 market steady inferior TO choice
changed prime siasi 90 good 81 2as' ~: tidy 81 10
-. good 81 e,dsl - fair 81 6oaSi common. $40
e =" b bs Sows per head s5ass fresh cows and
.grnser sl,at!o os. Matke' ,te.5y 80 Light 81 .o
s. - sheep Market steady. prime. 81 5"usS 90. good
s. ?3g'a 80 f, s. os ,sgE 81 s0@t2 T. 'y, i
iamh' $3.50 80 veal calves S"u$d p heavy ana thin
81 LUIS Aug IL National stock Yards: cattle
Receipts head market dun and prices unchanged.
native steers 81. TEXAS steers. 81 aoas2 rs Hogs
90 mrss {, % os ad ~ D s.o s 1ss s,a
50 20 shees~ no market account light receipts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
~. RACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo 10 p NJ Through car 70 s.s''I Pm.
man NestDuled Day 'fa..''7 anu fa'''i-la' Dinlne-
car Service Meals !. Ia carte.
1910 r. VI. DAILY. except sunday f'r L. 4
r,,-,ion nd informed ate points
40 r. VI. ainy eN,-pi SUNDAY. ~ J. & b iun''
Ill :, errn.ia,e stations. Ciar-car- - WNk.shar-s
"a u VI (sundays only. f0r Mauch Chunk ara
tIall.,on and all intermediate stations . 1890
rI0 ana principal Intermediate stations Pullman eg-s,
nari,r "a I, W,,kesbar connecting for Fo'f-'lAs
ps,t, - VI daily tor Fast4r and intermediate rs-
tons n f,i,v or pl-FFALO NIAGARA FALLS
- al ,,,fs West Pullman Sleeper Nestihr'et Irsr
q 4 chicago Sleeper % Buffalo and Ier'nto Con-
,ec.ions a. Read & and Harrisburg. ,. ,,,.,,-.
900 y VI. daily flr ITHACA GENEVA kprH.s
Tr1P Rl-FF'AIO. NIAGARA FALLS. ara Al ? 70
NJ, Pullman >leeper rn,ag' and Bunfl0 'aai
II 80 . VI daily. except Sunday for EAsToS ard
sddonaI ca trains daily Except sunday. tor BOUND
RIiOOk ard lnt.unec a." T. nis go" a. ''' wv
Tickets and pullman a. - 80, 40 ~
s,d 20, broadway 81 Fast l4th St LOO fas l-,a1 y.
,o- roo-.rv y Y sen Fulton 81 Court 81. a. bf'sd-
vov and brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn ., =, , ...
Nov, York Transfer Company VIII ca. ~ ~ -
baggag. from hotel residence through ~ 1e"hf''n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
NEW, YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY

Trains leave 100, Of Nes' va 81 as follows 10 "."'
VI f'r Ne, cornwall Orf's MIS- lA.'
81 hon. and M'nnewa~aa. M.tile'o"n h H'.E -
p en,.ll. Falls ufgh UIf,sfNi.le LAKE n al's''
erfv Scranton. Wall u. Delhi sidney. N'i"..' -
nix VI fa- tampaeu iIaN M,ti!ei ~. Ilc -
trei'rsh Wur'sblro Ei.n'iuo Moun'' l''.'. -
,tie Fausturgh. Lake kiamesta. hpii'AN.''' 10y
Falls Liberty. White Lake ,,.,,.... 81. n.
las u. VI. tsatuffa's 0n'l. fr MAl' r.---.-
,,c,rrer Wu~,sblfD Fiant|lie. Mountain I 80
vie Falshurgh LAKE k.anesha. hl' t e.,
Fails L'hcr'v. White Lake r. A-'hie' -''''s'''
3si5 y. VI. 'o- c,mrneN Haii ieSes ,s 81.
i~n,ile Mountain Dale. csrtrev'iie Fa.' - NJ.
kamesha Hn-''\Nh,,. ..,n NJ p...'arf
4,:,O =. VI. Nalp. for campbell ~ w., yy-
web Randals,iile oneida. Fut m osN-sh pS.,-Ins
Fa. and points Vest rllnan SSi',.''"s '"''
sis r. VI. Tor West cornwall orr ME- N%s.L
f,ro,S Ri-nsle Campbell Han stony -. ,...S'ra
Run MitdletoVn. Wntes'on. Bio m'nson'sn
Elenvie. 80, ,..s.., Y
{, ANnERslN. q Z. 4. 90 ketA y - ' =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16

A statement the effect that there would be a
meeting yesterday of the Senate Committee 10 in
qure into the working OF the Raines law, OF which
committee Senator Raines. the father Of the law,
j. chairman. brought number of inquiries TO the
Offices in the Metropolitan Building at No ! Mad
isOn-aNe.
chief Clerk Brown told inquirers there that he
had no idea when where the committee would
meet. but that it would probably not he in the
rooms Of the Department. The meetings will. in
all probability. b. held in some large courtroom.
said Mr. Brown. where there Will he accOmmOda-
tons for the people who will undoubtedly wish 10
lie heard the subject of the workings Of the law.
u il also said 10 be the committees intention 10
give the widest publicity to the meetings. as the
members wish to hear expressions from citizens
on the effectiveness of the law up 10 date. They
also desire 10 hear what people generally nave TO
say on any proposed amendments. Senator Ralnes
~ill undoubtedly announce the time and place OF
the sessions through The medium OF me press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16

Liverpool Aug. - I 2. m.-Beef -Ex'ra India mess
steady ~ iGs "a. prime steady AZ "s 3D. Pork -
Priv Western fine steady ar 's DO medium STEADY
Us OIL IfansShorf cut about II O. ~ n steady NJ
- Cd Cumberland cut. about p 30 r. arm at
sho.' rib ~ NJ hrm AT 2is. long clear
middle. light about - 10 Is N firm M 2is. long clear
md6es heavy. about 90 20 - ~ firm AZ 25s 81 short
Doa~ n,ddiea heavy about ~ - n. arm RS ~,
,car bellies 10 - n firm at 2's shoulders
Ai.,if IL T., - steady a. as ard-Prms Western
a. lSs "a Cheese american finest white nrn a.
3.,- colored firm AT tcs Tal'v Prime cty dull a.
lis - taffonsoad Liverpool refined. str1dY at l5s
"a spirits = tn poniine sealy los 81. Rosn Common
arn, "a, l. ni Wheat r.l winter stocks exhausted
y ! Northern spring steady AZ "a lliad corn Mrrf
Western spot finn AZ n7,d August steady At Is hi
S,,o-her s:ead, AZ IS SD. October 2s 81
i-i,pr = luis fancy vin'cr steady ~ Is nj. Hops az
london Pacific Coast duh at 2jHljs.
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~ HIInS0M RIVER RI.
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FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION 42D sIE Noun
7'o an. M@sssS SSns:y and Aao'
$3.50 tram IL the sn %63d E%P:
ana s5 m P TS. 1H ra" limited
o.ao A. Mpaiy f. Mall for Pqnssksep:Hs, ,s Al,
o.4o A. M.mExcept Sunday For catski mountains a.
Saratoga. Lake George. Green Mountains ana Mon
1890 A. M-Excep Sunday. Day Express For ca N"
Mountains Richheld Springs and all important
100 Mpay Southwestern Limited , TS. cG s96o.
at Poushtssg:ie. Albany. Utica Syracuse Roe''S-
100 p M'IDaiy Chicago Special for Detroit, csye-
os2 and G9caE c. s' at
Lax: .S sa and ca aS ans Sn
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4.8o M-DaIiy North shore Lmsd Due PSsr2lt
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MG s Lake fsc 'Gu lake q o lss' Lake.
7Oo MDay For Any TT9y r etc., A4 4so"ssSd
ISLANDS and Montreal Friday only. sleeping car to
1880 FOR raTsS . Ss sSsss Fa Stops Sl'Ts at
s"@ lndan'p %lSsny st. and "Ti ca "''S
only for points on Fail Brook Hallway. Via Lyons
OILS T. M-Daily. For Syracuse Osweso, VIZ XII
aps yac'n osd'3s5gs bg aas.p E saearday for
tho Auburn Road Sundays only. Gloversyliie. =
1910 NIGHT-Theare train for Chicago and prm,s sn
Sunday night Sunday lghts. Gloyersvilie ana IN
cago sleepers leave ?:l5 2. m tram cs., %
o,O6 4 ~ and 3::,S p M-Daily except sunday 10
Pitisneld Via Harlem Division ~. DAHL
0;15 A. M-Surday only. 70 Pittsheld ana '"e D''"
shire hills via Harlem Division o,-yrps
ALI. NIGHT TRAINS TO 1oNhf.ro. -,
"Au niqh' trains nun i5Jth ct ana points ~
Putnam Division as Yonkers. IN connecIt'on ".
tho Elevated Road This the only line running al
night trains out Of New-York 49,.
Wagner Palace Cars all through traH''
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light . , -.-.,.,
~ podr1a~ "a PARK place Poi 4i3 Broadway 81 East
i4h-st 90 Rroadway, 25 Counoys gas ard ,eS
st, l3sih-s, station New J orh oon anu 49,
Fulton 81 and lOs Broadway. r. D., frooklyn We.
baggage checked hotel or residence oy 'h' "''
colt Express Company - >, D.>rrrs
JOHN NJ TOrCEY GEORIE ~ nH.~ zen.