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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
4 WHITE WOMAN ~ THIBET.
From The st James's Gazette.

From The 81 Jnmes's Gazette.
Mrs Bishop. who Is better known TO fame as Miss
Bird has returned to the coast of China. after "A
prolonged tour In the interior. Her journey was
from Shanghai up the Yangtsze into the Province
OF Szechuen In the extreme west of China. and
through parts Of that vast province which have
never before been visited by Europeans. In the
course OF her travels she visited the famous plain
Of Chengtu the centre of the trade with Northern
Thibet Mrs Bishop Is enthusiastic about the
beauty OF the scenery and the wealth OF Szechuen
Coal crops out I'm m my places and the people dig
IL from the surface and use II for fuel. The great
plain OF Chengtu amazed her by It's fertility and
the wealth OF the population. IL Is irrigated artl-
fclally from the waters OF the Min by "A system
which was introduced so long ago that all memory
of II IL lost The Manssc she describes as perfect
Caucasans In appearance. living In stone houses
several stories high. and In some cases resembling
n feudal castle Every Mantsse village has one
or more lofty square towers OF stone The use 10
which these were put is unknown to the present
inhabitants. Mrs. Bishop describes tho country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York September B. 1895.
COTTON-The local market closed firm with a net dn
vance Of TO points. and closing prices at about op
figures. The opened at an advance OF o !" U
POINTS then points. after which there
were rallies declines but the market moved up IN te
main until the close the influence OF local reaizhs
The Liverpool closed with net loss OF 10 "r1
points The Liverpool trading in spot cotton was very
light only Amounting TO 1000 bales The weathe?
map reported rains the Carolinas ana IN Arkansas
Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana and little In fIorda
and Georgia but IN Texas. The flnanclal enron
ce weather considered rather Tavorabe
Receipts New-Orleans Monday estimated az oSVV
to Il $3.50 same day last week and soo
last year TOday's receipts Houston We're t993 oacs
against s24 day and 1909 last year Re
ceips Memphis to-day 500 bales. against Az same
and The reports OF Inc
Financial Chronicle received TO Friday evening from
South indicate that dry weather has prevailed In al
all localities The gathering of the crop Is making
rapid headway and being freely marketed There
sght during the week n $50 bales. against 30
273 the corresponding week OF 1880 The total IN
sight September 81 $50 bales against 49, 2'3 bales
last which. II course is just even with the amount
coming is the first week OF the
The Increase in amount in sight as com
pared with year ~ 07 bales The total visible
supply OF decrease of y22 l6a bales as com
with the Of 1875 falling of OF 5+o'OS
bales from the corresponding date Of 1894 and decrease
ISL 153 bales The total visible supply Is now
1857 $50 bales 2s9 $40 bales time last year
1ai3Gss in 1894 and 2 l54 5s 1898 The total Amer
lean supply Is Loss s5 bales. against 2Oll3le in NS
Opening. and close to-day and closing bids the
i1ls nil nd last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06

,o.o.a Tho Min River as magnificent. a sort OF
combination of Cashmere and Switzerlanu liz ne
Mantsse she found friendly ana hosp 'oars
,,hich &c the experience of all European travellers
among the Lolo tribes: but her treatment ny ai
Chinese was brutal in the extreme She was ,S' ~
and again assailed by mobs IN lns cary pa wa .
her tourney before reaching Kuanhsien she e was
stoned and struck the head ana sun su,'e, 70
foreigners I'm Szechuen she found TO be astohlSfi-
Ing in its intensity and extent She attributes o Inis
10 n deeply rooted belief that foreigners eat cn.-
dron or nutiIate them and In many places she
found children wearing a red cross on g S-on,
ground as a charm to prevent ioreignels i,U
paid TO the French missionaries as conPeiI',,
for tho riots two wears ago have strength ened the
rosont,,ent toward foreigners She found no trace
of the destroyed buildings. every DricK ha'"s oo0
carried away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06

Market closed to points advance compared
with yesterdays closing prices Transferable notices.
sales. l2 500 bales spot cotton quiet anu
UNCHANGED: mddng upanGs. SIC: mdGing gulf sc
sales Is bales. spinning Cotton kxchange special i.N'i
poo csbss-Spoi small inquiry; sales ~" 'di's
speculation and export. 700 American 'Vvo isc''
100; American 1000. Mdding uplands ll-lba T. u
f,,res steady Al 264Q3 advance. closed quiet 2Fa
points net decline January February ~ fepfeil
March 495b; March-Aprl. 426s; April May sub MAY
June 427ias June-July 42sv; september i54sn SfIlt-
ber-Oc,ober l2s2s; October November los No'e"0'
december 42i i1b. December January. 42iA
COFFEE-The receipts az RIO and santos cnthue -
absorb int crest Of to-day being eXceptCnay heavy
Local prices lower in consequence N iah uah1"C
tons fair amount u s"itchinS rom M
Baltimore lmnent sele' III
this market. lower. at $50 refs eNonafs';
S3l SO receipts y 600 bags cearances FOR the h-r
States 1908 bags. Rio stock. 26i"tl BAGS santos ~
io~er. lo5oO reis receipts -n'"" nass, 80,
declined about franc on t1al saieS
OF II 900 lass p,eber 20 % francs October O. francs
November 81 ~ francs; to August ~ francs
Hanhurc steady September 5l.jo piss October. 90
nfes: N0vem! - pigs: December y" - PIGS Jan
uary to August. 1870 pigs. . . l.,
CONTRACTS closed barey steady AZ 80 TO 10 points 10
cline sales 1900 bags. as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
RAILROADS..
DEM SYLVANIl
RAILROAD.

AOAA4AAVSx4Os
STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and Cortland, s,
n 1880 A. ri STyJSyytSr y%s r.sps
S,OmpceT,mrH' Sleeping Dining sm%tns AMI dS..%.
sg'sy. pf@ o No. s. louis "ss c H. s .ss
$50 ina Bsss es ASD 70 St. e. os
90" e., %SSsT "a ExrRE S; and d.
"a r. u soGTHwfsTrR ess' f tsy
en nc DnnT Gsr' M to TipgiDns ard 20 s. a
PAcI %G.H'R s..p',. w.
and 7s5s $yn THE :or UT Cleveland
c:%sIess,1a I,% Fl F1goy apG Dining csS q
e.: s,s $sYs Is Ss: 4!
soI,THERy RATwAY; 40 NJ daily s.p, ;.
"iSSs daily '% Sleeper. A''so to- $
POI ra%pa and Macon go P a dsIIy s s:.s.
For Old Point Comfort ana NorroR' va Cap. cs,,.
Route A VI weekdays. and with Through sssss.
Atlantic city. 80 P T. weekdays, Through Buss
rdr ' care Nav 1"' o o A. M 100 80 and s,opv
For Long Rr.nch A-sr-y poa,s Ocean Grow. and Pom
Pleasant ant, 3so % 40 10 1900 a ,?io 10 sau.
weekdays SUNDAYS (s0p raterlaken for AZ. -
Park) SIS aa5 A. NJ. 80 p NJ " As0'7
Fer PHILADELPHIA.
go 10 g. $50 O. o30 40 Penna Limited. 10 10 ms,
ing Can II A. NJ. IL / 30 3. T. 40 40 Spinlo.
Can. $50 Dining. Can. Dining Carr. 80 sspNs
~ Is night Sundays Il $50 40 Ci0 rIn,s%'
10 II A. NJ. Dining Carr. l. 40 Dining ca5 sH
Dining Can. Dining Car. 7S s. p ~. i2T
night
Tcke, Offices. Nos 423. a44 ia isgs II, and 80,
broadway Aston House. and fo0, ~ Deshrossss 80
Cortandt Court Street SEQ Fulton "a
Dro9I and -
Street, Br0oiyn: station Jersey City The ysv W
-rsfer COMPANY will call FOR and chAck baggage ,o,r
hotels and resi'onces through 10 destination ~
&. ". PpTVOST Y r. wooo
C;one-al Ns-7oey General passr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06

,bou, 10 20 Il ~ easy 23s. lard-fFime All,
~, Am a, iss ga t'heese-American finest white uu
=, s,s do colored dull at 40s. Talow cry ~, n
al co,,onseei ol-Iivsrpool refined duli al ioS g.
SHIRTS Of urpentine steady at l9s RosnEO N u Nth
- a. "a Wheat-NO red winter. no stock NO ~,
ON snrng firm 2iad. Corn Mixed Neste oisr
steady at 2s 9sd September steady az o. "a Flour
:. i'ouis fancy winter firm at as hops a, Lo"''"
Pacific Coast dull 2DQ hos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Sept 5.-Cotton nrm. mddng. TIC low
mlddlng INC: good ordinary. 1'tc net and gross r.
ceips 7s3 sales. l.345. spnners. 60 stock. 1858
Norfolk. Sept. 5-Coton firm, midding. I'sc; low mii
ding 7sc. good ordinary. IL i6c: net and gross re-
ceips ITG2 bales: exports coastwiSe 2'sf; sales III
stock. 1892 ~
New-treans Sept 5.-Cotton steady. good mddling
-IGc: mddng 77sc low mlddlng II l'c. good or
binary iGc: receipts Ii3 bales; gross. i'I' ex
ports to Great Britain 400. coastwse. H. sales. lN"
stock. ~. li3. ,, -,
savannah Sept 5-Cotton steady; mddling. Tssc, low
midlling 7s.c and gross receipts. 1868 bales sales
s4s; stock 81 1921.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
EI,RopEAN pEnpICE MARX ELS.

Liverpool sept . p. m.-Beef-Exra India mess
steady iGs ID prime steady at 3ds 81 Pork
Prime Western steady AT Is 10 medium steady
3ss Cd Hams-Shuri cut. about ~ TO 10 III. steady al
Az Cumberland cut about - to 30 ~. dull
2ss. short ribs about ~ 10 - D. dull AT 2ts long
clear mddes lisht about 30 to - IL. dull at .bs long
clear mddes heavy, about 40 TO 20 ID dun At 'os ~
clear nddes, heavy, about ~ to 20 No dull at Els
Cd: bellies about u TO IL 10 dull At :ss shoulders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND

TO PHILADELPHIA. BALI ISIOf.H IND
WASHINGTON. "a. ,..oo
For Philadelphia week days. 80 500 sa sc' Io
II 30 Dining Carr A. NJ 80. 200 $3.50 ~ - ny "a
Parlor Carr 40. 500 dining Car, 90 80 s.o 70 a. a.
7. NJ, 1918 night Sundays, 4:30. 800 lo,ot y "
Dining Car A. NJ. 200. 400 500 Dining Carr 90"
=. NJ. 1918 night. .on Ct.
For Baltimore and Washington. week days ~ s,n.;
90 II 80 Dining Carr A. NJ. 200 $50 oo ,pIa ~
Carr 800 p NJ. l2:l5 night sundays 80 ~ ~ y -
1918 night =. ,.., =,
Tickets and parorcar seats can be procurec AZ To- "
Liber,y-st., li3 l72 Col AS 944 i4o l3. ~ -
737 9th Ave. 81 East I+th-st 1853 East l-9th 81 -.
West lo5th-st 25i Columbus Ave- New iork; -.
St SEQ Fulton ST. BROOKLYN - Broadway WIIa1 a ~
N-w-York Transfer Company VIII can ,or anu S"s'
baggage from hotels or residence 70 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
All-RAlL ROUTE.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &e
From Pier S. y. r. foot Of Rector-st
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach NorTai i.
Branch at 80. 900. II 90 A. NJ, 90 200. S;+a ~
$50 p NJ Sundays. $50 A. NJ. 100 P NJ ,.
For Elberon. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove ND psnr
south TO Point Pleasant 100 4. NJ loo 200 s9
go $50 p VI. Sundays stop az lnteraken Tor AsolJ
Park and Ocean Grove. 90 P. ". a.
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnegat. 40 A. ~.
ZOO 3:45 p NJ .
Atlantic Cry vineand and Bridge,on +:so A. ". ios
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
london WOOL IMpORTS

London Sept 51he Imports Of wool for the week nave
been as follows New South Wales 3.rl bales, victoria
1885, New Zcaland 3253 Cape ~ Good Hope ana Natal
s5 France ABS, Falkland Islands. PSI. America. lts
points The arrivals for the ntth series OF sae
thus SOB bales of which 1900 were FORWARDED
direct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
DISQUALIFICATION

stations foot Of Cortlandt and DespT 20, W.I.iH
$40 4. VI. daily Sundays, 700 A. MI ios ""o|"
CHUNK and intermediate stations ..-,. ro-urs
s.I5 A. VI. daily ,or ITHACA GESEVAs P SpS
RRIDGE AMI the West and principal local points ann!
car 70 Suspension Bridge. Pullman 'es'ious Sleeper "
II 100 A. VI. daily except Sunday ror MA. 80
rEtEK and intermediate points. Connections 'or hsa'
ing and Harrisburg
200 noon daily. except Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
Railroads
WEST SHORE r. z.
Railroads

Trains leave 42d station. N Y. follows and
Is m earlier from foot Franklin st:
BIO A. NJ Daily. Local To liufalo.
$50 a. NJ Daily. Local to Albany for Catskill Noun
Dis A. NJ Daily Tor Albany Utica. syracuse. Rochester.
buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland Chicago
II:s5 A. NJ DAILY except sunday. 10 Catskil Noun
tans New PatE. Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska.
Albany Saratoga, Caldwell Lake George Parlor cars
,o iUuouly lille saratoga ard New Paltz
400 T. NJ Daily except sunday, for Albany
M NJ Daily for Albany, Montreal Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester BUFFALO Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit.
Cleveland, Chicago and St Louis
q 10 - NJ Daily except sunday for Newburg. Albany.
Saratoga and Montreal. Sleeping car. Albany to Mon
715 T. H. Daily Except Sunday. for Utica Syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo -
siS p NJ. Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse. Roch
eater Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleve
land Chicago and st. LouiA
For tickets time tables parior and sleeping accom-
IN apply city Lices Brooklyn and New York. and
A, stations time tables principal hotels. For other
In address
c. T.. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
5 Vanderbilt New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trib-
n une ,eived at their Uptown once. No. i2+2 Broad
way % north OF 3st-st until o'clock p. M:
yersemens received at the following branch Offices
regular Office rates until o'clock p. viz: 25& sth-
9th and i4th-st. l42 Columbus West Goth
St 1905 West 42d-st 8th-ave 90 East i4th-s c57
West 42d ST. 7th and sth 1850 47th-
ST. 1888 edavs. between 76th and nth i.026 3D.
ave. eist-sI, t.10S ist-avs.. near Seth-c;.j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
BALTIMORE e. OHIO

Leave New-lork, tVot vI H1V 1n7 '
rlrTSBrR G $3.50. ex sun. sun Ia, a. m
CINCINNATI 81: LOUIS 10 a; X 10 'i,DSsns sD
30 a. dining Carp. . $50 Cpi IN sn,ng carl. ~
a N DINING Carr dining caD 'p'""s
m. L.. Is night. 40,
NORFOLK. li.3p a NJ daily . =, daily
NEW-ORLEANs Through SLEEPER, ?. nnisht
All trains are illuminated with Pinsen a. = 18th ~,
Offices: ii3 i7o eel AIS 40 way; rooasyn static9
I27 Bowe.y Y: 800 3++ Fulton 81, ipssSags checks'
from hotel or residence o destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06

Highest, Lowest Closed today. lbs
s.;ss ;:::::: $; SO $: i:s =
A As5I . :::.::.. SO So 4ss ils'
sseS s sd3 go go Ss s5&s% I5s:S
; HovenSsr ''.....'.'. So >7o S7,as75 ii7o
Tie statistical position Of Brazh coe" Is As f'o"''
To-day. Yesieraay Last ~ - *;
He~o rsaas sock .. lo,l@ iio52 ~, S.35
stocks At all ports. -'"'l"l -''o"
New-York deliveries .... i9G:s 1910, HS.. ~,
Nea-osieans deliveries -c- 30" o.
,a Ts . e..,... BE: g ls$s ;.% s.:
PA es SAINT se s"a no% % p'H Sao!a ' he
nan Tor or mia ~ one ana was & WITH mar,
f ss p for qG the LEST s' grades ais Of Maracao
FLOUR AND MEAl~-There was featureess business business
in H. for hnr o,ay BUYERS being thgIoukns
ciS ding 80 bts |inter strsshs y - ana 900 saes
5 Hsea at s. g.. at IL fs r.
90, Dps At 81 t2gs- = %eaera M san H 81 80
as lac MEAI. Quiet Quot Fine T Frf IS
seSay QuS,ed: TO- 90 and 10, isG4sc, 100 n, '-,sg
- rye ,; ed ieSs g .e ,sa c oss e ea ana cy
feed 5oco2'zo sales Of 100 tons Western feed were re
s1 Th S. ana %sTss a 0Dnsf a a the
atssnes buying orders There Wa h,iT eg
markets very s'as yot late ana WIN inc inc
s;eadne abroad ana the dsein ser 9n ks are are
e ee S Sa than 1 an ordinary crop n
the Insd knsI9m Vs. . liberal smsantins 10 $Ses 900
lush FOR the last wees assns Ssicoc bush Io n ne
July hsys eP Ws oS Ss soad ssp
1T n nsre ha points s from so june = -
year. The receipts at Minneapolis ane Duluth Tor al the
Sssnsl so cars week ~ IT. yea In
term nc rSssS Of 10 81. 90 bush breeding week
me from hs RTn nf A' 5s Ree'' expcrt
o. oST s dssrease Of 900 9, SS,s f or
as SeS Sst os se SSs
n s "P bot 's details refused red va: sS.sd
e. seeS oY Dee9 ReOem'f sn5a and no
Zee $s Win Ts nS5s;s ss'
ssksd December officially closed at d5.c CORR S.
for Os2 h as tn 0f R
sy and 2 'h That Af the s'af rs ' week
s no nuT ,S cr f5oS ia now paescay
pofs q corn are a5se s ana asanst
bush week and s "a ss'h S hs' an Nm
since July s ss Ssh have over she pscedns
mary receipts for the last week have been .o S sn
exports principal Atlantic po5 for the he w nss
the market a midday t ws kerry not seS aS
corn sold az I9Tsc the lowest quotations on rec
ord al that market The official close was 1su'.c ne
loss ON the curb trade reported Sales OF '7hsh
corn were tnsh No. at 26izc delivered AVO bush
on private and 81 900 bush yellow also
private terms, for export OATS,The market fm oa,s
weak. making the lowest quotations
on record and the lowest quotations OF the
,ss Se a mSse%en
principal features. Primary receipts this week were
Ini7 do bush an OF 254 900 bush the
ceding week Exports from the principal Atlantic ports
At the decline to-day there was good export buying ship,
future market closed at kqsc net loss Sales OF cash
oats locally light, and included ZOO bush No at
14|. Closing l9lc 1900 bush rejected white
and IL 0oO bush track and ungraded white at $50
&c; az" 10 quality .RYE-Market dull. with No. 2
Western quoted sssS3 and Stat, ,s, and Western
s,io,s 36(l37c .BARlEf-sAket quiet. with feed
ing a ,Ioted aoQ3lc.
The n,oations to-day the closing prices the previous
closing prices for the corresponding date last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
NEw-YORK AND LONG BRANCH "A'.

SUMMER TIMETABLE o...n orcvA
For Red Bank Long Branch *, k and Point
Train. leave fo1s Ioerty Street go sSo $50 t@
A. NJ. 100 Saturdays only Ky Ky, 500 p !sss'
urx.ys only to ocean Grove and Aseufy rA'"' ..,..
Trains leave foot cortlandt and Saturday. only,
$50 7 40 o. 10 1000 A. NJ; l?i9 ~" 80 $40 J."
23O % 10 sS 20 (except Red BANK % n
p H. sundays SIS % As A. n. ~ crnxs ana Asev'0
Sunday trains DO not stop ct ocean Wv"
'osaet.. s.s.sss tea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
"BLACK DIArlOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 10 p NJ Through Rochester, a pm
vestbuled. Day Coaches and Pari0r-ea' O''"'
I:.4o p VI daily excep, sunday. for L & juno
'1 40 r. " daily except sunday ,r p ssnrs
and a., n'.redaie stations ar Msucs chunk and
Hazleton. and all intermediate stations n ZINC
TON and prncpai intermediate stations PuilTa. Dun"
e wkssOatrs rs.'n and ii nern.d. So
'G Ssio Pa W. daily for BUFrALo NIAoAsEA T4 T
T. TO Chsas9 SLEEP. , ,a to ssna0 anu
"f $3.50 r oF W. H's aas f9 T S0c 5a
TER. RUFFALo NIACARA F "a AID Bansia Chair
'' 1850 r " daily except Sunday for EAs10S ''s
Asannal local train. daily except sunday g, BOZ 40
hRNoK sO1 T Me- o md 40 -, s
Tickets and Pullman sccommSea 81 ,,s a. East .sh
io7 Rowerv \ Y: 500 Fulton 81. Court ST. % '''
and BROOKLYN Annex BROOKLYN , call ,r and ch.cs
New-Yo Transfer Company WIZ ca. ,s1ss,,nat,on.
baggage from hotel or residence through % des".,--
DEL. LACKAwANxA AND WESTERN n .aS
stations In New-York. foot of b"re'"'
,,,.r, chr lSsPHs s rt1rsffsAx BUFFET
rns WIS. .' t%Rs TESieSI%nf hIiHrx osrshss.
Direct Su'e e Summit s Bon
hisc MsdisCn Morr'Q SSew r15s'B tbp
ioa POLO sisPSPGs s{H Ssssa
M2T TER r washRSTHnb re- N0 SSaST
sShASTS% fIrSToS6 I WITK HEsEhEkSp
rp dr tt:TicA =" RiSHFIFID sPRlNGSS rSfMlRH
SYRACUSE. osWEGo IIHA\GrAN 9T N.FFF0Lo and al
FONTS WEST NoarHwEsT AND SOL ~ pprincirI
500 A. M.-BlNGHAMroN MAIL" ,,xo.
10 90 A M-Coafc Car, BrFFALo; scB BAiySs sYnk
Use and oswEGo FXPREss Pullman ~, s'H chicago
Tor Cars connect at Buffalo with ""'" "
and points west ,.>.-ox ,vrrKESBAkfss
100 r M-aCafe Carr SCRANTON ME-. 'Parlor Car
400 p M"sSRkNTON wlLkESBARRRE, snec Car
WV Oi'I,JJ EXPRESS Pullman Buffet faar.,,sd Express
7:so p n Daty,-Rufao ves,Ib9led II mira Brr
for SCRANTON. BrNGHlMToN' connects I"
ENO pullman Buffet Sleeping ar west =.
Buffalo with train tor chicago ant I pr,nT RINGHAMt
TON I-GAcA RICHEIEID SpRITH afret sIstp.. 4.
Park Place 800 Broadway Tickets at err Nest shs,
90, T,y,h,save York: 33S ard 7?6 FnoIu ntos
iOG broadway a-ooklyn. Time tables s''"S i.
wEsTCOTT EXpPrSS COMPANY WI ,S cs alton
.,ac,, hor~, 20 ron, hotel residence 70 ne-N---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals
on and after June 2s 1896

on an! after June IS 1896
Trains leave station foot ~ Liberty 81,
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch chunk 4.
. 30 Easton,: 5:45 80 70 AlIentown. P u sund,s
$40 Gl5 TO Essron) A. NJ. loo. 30 500 p. ".
For Wiikesharre, Pittston and Scranton. $40 A. "
I:Io. 30. AIS p NJ Sundays 40 A ".
For Reading at 40 500 90. 1000. II 30 A. ~. In
1870 200. 40 500 5:i5 900 p ". l2i5 night srn
days. 40 A. NJ 100 200 $50 500 p N 1915 nlgs,
For Harrisburg al 40 500: $40 1870 A NJ IN
80. 40 ) 90 5:45 p NJ. IL IS night Sundaya ~
A. NJ. 90, $50 900 NJ, l2:i' nish,.
For Sunbury Iewisburg and Willismspor'. at 30 50
$40 A. NJ. 1910 l 80. 90 p. NJ. Sundays 40 T.
800 =. ".
AlL-RA!L ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c
For Red Bank Long Branch. Assury Park ocesa
Grove. and points south 10 Point Pleasant 40 eN
1890 II 30 4. ". q 90 SATURDAYS onyl. 80 2lS 80
90 43O 20 Red Bsnk). 49,. $50. si3 500 sa'wt,N
only. Ashury Park and Ocean Grove P NJ Sunday
stop Interaken for Asbury Park and Ocean GrcyO
9:15 A. NJ. I:3O. 400 p. VI.
For Lakewood. Toms River. Barnecat Park and Ban~
gat. 80. $50 A. NJ. 20 40 r "
For Atlantic City. v.neland and Briigeton 40 A. T.
lao p NJ .,
For Monmouth Beach seshrisht and Hsh,.rs: .
Navesink. 4.2o. $50 II 10 4. NJ. l3O 49, S;l5
Sundays. 9l5 4. NJ. 400 ?. NJ
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WHITE STAR LINE.

CLYDE LINE
~ CHARLESTON. s C.
the SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida Points.
From r.. Noot OF Roosevelt-stD ..
AIGONOflN. Tuesday September 3
SEMINOLE ,rp,eHo+r
september
steamers have hrst-cass passenger accommoda tona
WM p. CLYDE co. General Agents.
Bowling Green. y. Y.
Fla and Penn Fast F & p Line. via Jacksonyle
C;rea, So Freight ami Line. Charleston.
T G EGER General Agent soi Broadway. n. Y.
NOOK'S AMERICAN and Foreign Tours.-At
" frequent intervals. All Travelling EXPENSE
Guided For ful particulars address TffOS. COOK az
son 2sl and - Broadway. New York.
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COOKS AMERICAN and Foreign Tours-A
FRENCH LINE.
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE TransatlantQue.
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

AVl Coastng along the Atlantic Coast Brunswick
a Similar Voyage Crossing the Gulf Of Mexico 10 Cal
weston. Ten Ideal Tr2
points Texas. Colorado Utah Arizona. California
Mexico Georgia Fl0ria. Also Hot Springs. Ark
Write for our 64-PAGE POCKET GUIDE (naiied free)
G. II MALLORY & co. Gen. Agts. Pier ~. F.. r.. y Y
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Old DOMINION LINELDAILY SERVICE

OFor OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK. NEWPORT
NEWS. PETERSBURG PORTSMOUTH. Primers
POINT RICHMOND. VIRGINIA BEACH and WASH
INGroN. D c. den, keep, sunday Richmond direct
day Passengers and Freight. Sallngs from Pier 20
n r.. p NJ. Sat-. r. NJ Through tickets and freight
W l.. c;t'IIIAUDEU vice-Pres and Tranc Mgr
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Piers Il and 70 North River. once Bowling Green
0AMuGGl0L]Ma
PACIFIC MAIL s. s. co.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL s. S. co.
Steamers leave san Francisco
CITY OF PEKrNG. via Honolulu sept az az M
CHINA .......... ..........'.'...... oct p m
nII.GIC via Honolulu. oc,, II 3 ?. m
For freight passage and general information. apply
$40 Broadway Battery Place. Washington Buicins'
and 2T nroadway
NCHOR LINE. L S. NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
~ sail every Saturday noon
FOR GLASGOW AND Lo2XDoSSnEERY.
Anchoria sept Y rnrnessia '...'....sePt %
saloon up cabin $40. s2. 50 and Sc, 50
- saloon $50 and W % cabin $40. Storage. s25 50
Henderson BROTHERS. General Agents. Bowling Green
CUNARD LINE
n. TO LIVERPOOL BY QUEENSTOWN.
Campania sept. IL . a. E,rria oct g. noon.
Imoria. sept 10 m campana; Oct, 10. a. m
''' From Pier % Nor,h River loot of CIarkson ST
EXTRA SAILING.
SERVIA Tuesday. Sept. IS. II q m
From Aian-s,a,e Line per loot OF IVES 2i:t-si.
For freight and passage apply at the companys once.
VERNON II BROWN & CO.. General Agents.
WHITE STAR LINE.
T.u,on'c. SEPT: o noon, T.a,onis. ...oc. noon
sept. - Majestic Oct 81 noon
Ciermanic sept. 30, Germanc: Oct - noon
II MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
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Receipts Of breadsufs at interior points N aran
last three ciphers 1000 omitted riour '"''''' D.
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