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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-29
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING co., AUcrIoNEERS.
612 e ST. NV.

6I2 ST. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsrATr
M ~ yrSST y STREET. SOUTHWEST WASH
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in
Spes in04 folio 49s ct seq, Of the land records
81 th tne district OF Columbia and ut the request OF
p prslnE trustee Mn Sss for sale h front Of
the following described real estate. to Wit Lo;
nSnn Is 10 Thomas S. Tucker and silas s.
as together with the mproSensnis t, numbered
e5 pat recorded in IAber IL, folio A. Of the rec
Columbia. ''''e'of vi 'he pstrict o.
,h one-third Of the purchase money in cash;
per cent from date of sale secured hy trust on
ton 49, 500: or al cash, at purchasers op-
I'm . OF sale. and IL the terms are not complied
MIN MIN within 10 days from the date Of sale the
rost OF me defaultlng purchaser. after five days'
1iGI,, 1"hVeyancng at cost of purchaser.
Je27-d&dls 'ii'-i' S Snr, ia ~ r s.w..
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & co, AUCTIoyEE9S-
BODY BRUSSELS AND OTHER G ckIIs ks
6SEIimN'. GILT CnAIES. ROCKERS CHINA
On WEDNESDAY. ir ri Hf First 1886 =, HAZE
IASI Ten O'CLOCK AN, We shall sill MT the
private residence No. I4o5 9th street noriiw..t .1
,holce collection OF housekeeping articles OF he
miy resi- make. and been in only few months
iion OF an auction saic should rot miss this op.or
'uGiIy; The following is partially cnurn- ~ ted:
1mEtRn FRAME fARIOR St'rTE. SIX PIECES
~. n,IriH,WISIEkEI, IN SILK BROCATEIIE HIGHLY
lniaiSliElp FRAMES; ELEGANT CUANBIp
81 !; ST., SHAPED CLASS, BEST MAKE; OAK
GGnAMBER SITES, HAIR AND COTTON MAE
nhESStS. OAK EXTENSION TABLE AM, TIS
INC INC Room Chairs HANDSOME OAK SIDE
B0AKm THREE SHAPED GLASSES; BODY
hhl SStdS AND OTHER CARPETS CHINA
n,LgSET, LOOK CASES. PATENT ROCKERS
haIIAS AND OAK ROCKERS. FEATHER I'll
LOWS AND BbISTERS, SINGLE OAK SUITES
BIhCh TABLES. GoIDFRAMED UIIIOISTER,D
SSRnAikS, MAE%ANY TABLES, HALL RACK.
French PLATE BEVEI. EDGE GLASS; MAPLE;
SIDE sIi TABLES. LACE CURTAINS. WINDOW
STAIR CARR EFT. MATTHIAS, Observation-Disclosures
ETC. $3.50 ''
Terms crsh. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co.
ye<a7ot AIctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-29

REGULAR SALE OF
HORSES. HORSES.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
S. BENSINGER, AUCTIONEER.
We will sell, within the bazaar. No $40 I,ouisi
ala avenue, TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE THIR-
TEETH, at TEN O'CLOCK, 30 head of Horses and
Mares. In this lot Grst-cass YOUNG.
SOUND S1Uck-wil suit for any business-and
some Of cheaper grade; good workers and drivers
ALSO
Several New and Second hand Vehicles Of different
kiIds.
SALE PEREMPToRY
1t S. EENSINGER Auct.oneer
EXECUTORS SALE.
Notice Is hereby given that, pursuant to an order
Of the Orphans Court, made and entered this DAY
In the matter of the estate of CathariDe z. B"r-
rows, deceased, shall offer for sale, on the Wash
inston Stock Exchange, TUESDAY, JUNE
TiiIRT1ETH. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON
thirty go, shares OF Chesapeake and Potomac Te,e-
phone Company stock, belonging said estate, for
cash.
Dated June &c. 1896
Je2G-3t ALFRED Il. BRIGGS. Executor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-29

UOwING TO THE RAIN THE ABOVE SALE
is postponed until "WEDNESDAY, JULY FIRST.
1896. same hour and place.
je27 -d&ds by order of the trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-29

RATCII!FFE- SUTTON 4 CO. AUCTIONEERS
Successors to Radcliffe, Darr & Coz
PEREMPTORY SALE OF BROOM COTTAGE No
325 LINCOLN STREET, ANACOSTIA D. C.
On TUESDAY, JUNE THIRTIErH 1896 AT
HALF-PAST FOUR PM, will sell, In front
OF the premises the S. half of lot 81 in Anacos;a
D. c., improved by 5-room cottage
required at time OF sale
RADCLIFFE. SUTTON & CO,
leGO-QNI9 met Iona
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-29

OTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on AC-
Count OF the rain until TT'ISDAY, JUNE TIIIR-
TIETH. 1885, 81 me hour and place. BY order of
the trustees. je31-dSds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-29

RADCLIFFE, SUTTON. & CO., AUCTTONEERS.
Successors to Ratclif1e, barr l. Col
The oasis., 1896-07-25
Electric Bitters.

Electric Bitters is medicine suited for any season, but perhaps more gen erally needed, when the languid ex- hausted feeling prevails, when the liver is torpid and sluggish and the need of tonic and alteratiye is felt A prompt use of this medicine has often ayerted long and perhaps fatal bilious feyers. No medicine will act more surely in counteracting and free ing the system from the malarial poison. Headache, Indigestion, Com stipation, Dizziness yield to Electric Bitters. 5Oc. and Sl.0O per bottle at Chenoweth & hix's drug store.
The oasis., 1896-07-25
NrINr$G NE ~s.

A. L. Mckesson has received s6,00O for his interest in the Temple Bar gravel mines.
 Jerome News; Miners brought in the news Of very rich gold strike in the Black Hills during the past week.
 Prescott Courier; George Waddell Is in from his R. A. M gold quartz claim on Little Copper creek, where tunnel is being run to strike the ledge. Two tons of ore shipped from this claim and twenty tons milled gave satisfactory results. There are now twenty-five tons Of milling ore on the dump. This location, which showed only a stringer vein few months ago, bids fair to be a fine mine. The ore is similar to that of the Crowned King.
 Yuma Sentinel: James II. kinkead, a mining expert from Virginia City, Ney., arrived here yesterday by TOW boat from Needles, Cal accompanied by c. A. Miller of Needles, who acted as guide, and two Indians MT. Rink cad was engaged by San Francisco capitalists to examine some mines hack of Ehrenberg. He was well pleased with them and was of the opinion that some day the mining country along the Colorado river would be the scene of great actiyi- ty.
 Arizona Gazette: Another ship ment of silver ore from the Eclipse mine win be made next Monday and the big freight teams have orders to return immediately as still another carload of rich ore worth about s4,00O q car is ready for shipment. The Eclipse is the only silver mine in Ari- zona that works extensively, but Col. Wm. Herring is taking out good ore on the adjoining claim. Champion is also kept busy at the Silver King. With a fair price for silver it would again become a heavy producer of the white metal.
 Journal Miner: Through the cour- tesy of w. N. Kelley, we were to-day shown a sample of ore taken from the Monte Cristo mine, on Groom creek, but six miles from Prescott, that ex- cells anything in the line of beauty and richness ever displayed anywhere. The ore is from a depth of l6O feet, and is held together by wire silver Of immense wealth, and in addition to the nugget, carries much value iu gold sulphurets. Looking at the sam pie through a magnifying glass, the view that greets the eye is more like that of a panorama that the dull i'm pression conveyed usually by such commodities. If, a few years ago, such piece of ore was displayed, as MT. Kelly says there would be a locat- or for every foot of the ground present in few hours after it was known, and that, too, if men had to walk to it in the night. Under present conditions prevailing in mining in this section our hidden wealth does not seem to moyeanyone particularly, except those it directly affects
The oasis., 1896-07-25

J.A.NAUGLE, Asst Gen Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11

va little quiet but in all MsTs in 'S coed " n
up 20 .ss s & qualify Ssss
Win the exception 81 about g hss1 at Der he re- few
Poo, to making DIms ssis s sec s sSer@ Ks
OF s at we, sa aeas at S. City
steady 74dihc per NJ country dressed rmeI al ,n
l lS; d a sSdt sT'''S'' and '0' ~ '0
sses n IL Hollis yeals ls4 N average "a At s. -
en veas Ss m So 70 Western ,ayes 2ie o a. - 90
81 DO 40 III. so 80: do 100 N. at 3d. DO 1913
Hume Mullen; IS vea: 10. H. at s. 80 DO 1870 20 lD
yS lsa Ssvs 80 10 r. at O S'''' ~ 10 go
: Judd & Co.: veal 100 n. at 81 80 II do 40 H. Mt
, slf''l Hl6 20 Is & Il including carloads
mnns TO with the stock carried over rom yesterday
carloads on sao Demand sae @ %9asgsS
Closing dun with II cars unsod about equally S ava
fraction lower than yesterday and saes in all ether In
s"S to prime at hs S'R S r2 G per loo H.
choice at 50 - and selected at s. inferior 70 choice
duh at isa7c N; dressed lambs lower at ~
Yr4e'G" CO 2s &C. ss'@ =, s 3, S 9 g ID
sis Ohio sheep 81 n at 81 TO- Il state do 90 H. 81 -
H. s ID s ' 5 & 's at & " - @ 49,
H. s. 2 = sale sheep o 1901 ~ At E s. 20 @S do 90
cSiias: ?.e virginia l9mgs % y at 5" 10 do 80
Newton CO. 100 wes Virginia lambs. 20 No. at - %
# IL T-, at y s. 7s ieTE S7 II 's 20 "S''"
II II. Hollis: - PENNSYLVANIA lambs rs IL. at ~ 90
Pennsylvania sheep ~ H.. at 81
u. harrington: 3o7 Northern Canada lambs. ~ 10 az
81: 31 Western sheep. - H. At 81 62i3. a.,
Hume 4 Mullen 40 State lambs. 90 III. az - 90 lf>
do - ~ s. -: ~ State sheep. ~ u. at 81 90 49, -
t;aorg. Dionhack II State lambs. 20 ID al - - ~
do 60 No. 81 10 ~ do 40 H. at 81 90 - Mlchgan 90
II H. at So ilG sheep and lambs ia ID AT ~ ="
state sheep 1876 n. 81 -, 81 do ~ H. at " ,,,
HOGS Receipts We cars or 1,li1 head lncIuhlng
III head Market rated steady and Stat' hSs
quoted 81 'oasi 10 100 10: pigs at - loa>f 49,
country dressed in6i=c for the whole range
Sales-S Judd CO. date Yesterday: lN' SatH y,
III II average 81 =: per 100 III, Is state hoss -"
NJ a 81 65 ,o >, -,
Geo Dnlcnbacl date yesterdny) State hogs IN ID al
50 10 -, -, -
Hume & Mullen date Yesterday state hogs - 10
NJ s. 30 DO 40 ~. at So 90. do l ID AZ - - :"
d. 2G H. at 50 10: roughs. 1861 u. AT - 40 stays
~ ID AZ 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
The TRADE IN CHICAGO.

chicago. Sept 10 ospeciaD.-rhe WHEAT market to DAY
proved small always the case on the eve OF the
Government report. The range within igc. Deem
Der opened 5s.. sod between 5>i.N5> and ISIS and
cosed a: 5sinJsi. The expectation that the COY
eminent report would a drop from tn. August
very large receipts IN the Northwest larger ~Ncn than
last years O43 cars against 1880 Tho only 81
enlargement bulls sot exceedingly large
shoatd ciralances, sl2oOo bushels Local receipts
light lj4 the estimate for Friday, 35 There
vas shipping demand. l5,U,O bushels benz.
worked but probably for export. Iiis from
anxiety rne bank at New Orleans The
Northwest showed the approach II cold but there
was no anxiety on that scor" The speculative trade
limited 81 Louis the best buyer New York best
selef /, al people id nothing more important than
wheat condition AS 7i6 suggesting total wheat crop
pfcc.ao,r change.
corn vas stead, within isc range nearby futures
sng%ins ' eI s,re"sI9 October ana De
dh Wcones'aS selling between 2: and -. ana closing
up 4 september MAY spread There Vas d further
slisht advance IN rail rates from the West ~ "a
August samples - higher. scab,ari clearancrs
were 500" bushels. Receipts were ioi with 800
covering December by Louis afternoon The
lvernment report made the September condition If corn
oats were firm. but very active ST Louis was the
factor a. was case In all ,he other pits covering May
somewhat siroser than were the more distant MAY sold
vas another derdedy strong sample market ali grades
being up sac. Receipts 2id cars with 300
mated Tor Friday In the Government re-
made the September condition a. suggesting total
yield OF G3l so coo bushels
10 under Wednesday. lard ~ cents under. ribs
'u3 cents under Packers wee Inclined sell January.
2.'ro estimated for Friday Prices were steady. The
cpts. although not as large as they were. above
0n the gre pss c on sep'sTasF wheat a M CosS4 a" M
a - cents. calls" at 2s7sa2' cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

Union stock Yards Chicago Sept 1o.-caic- receipts
1900 head market quiet and easy price 'nl,c i"wrf
60 .p@,sa 81 cows and bulls 81 - calves. s31
81 IL Texans 81 iOa SO 10 Western rangers - -4>} ~
bnayv hacking and shipping lots 81 75Qs3 % common
10 choice mixed 81 ?O0SI 81 Oh 1e assorted ~ ~G$5 W
light 81 l5aS3 20; pigs sass % s, ,b e. "5
g Z: weak '"'F''' , 60, 50 r,,.,. p.
solfs4 10 native cows. Texas steers. 81 'cGs2 %
Texas cows 50 80 Rsseips 200 he'd o m "a
hcavy s@asa 80 shscp , 4 '@ head marker
head total FOR week lo7s FIR same time last
week u 73s consigned through ~ - N'w-1oiN '',
,ccr lulls S2aS2 - siockers 81 75aS3: veas - 21a
81 90 Hogs-R Receipt. last q hours 500 had a do
c'ns,rn~l through 800 70 ew-YorlS 1850, on sale
100 market opened dull ana I.NeI soSi NJ az
So Yo.k"r. Coca e. os 81 - nris s. 75aSs sisss
s,4se 80 Sheep and lambs Receipts last y hours
49,, oo ZOO consigncl through 500. to New YORK. 200
on -lie $50. market openet dul ana der l'az' D5
tul f~w fancy lambs - "Dsi - tSI ~, Fi,
" - .,sSe -: export 81 1odS3 - late sales
,..'"i i-ts 81 500 IS - cus 81 IoaS3 -. Canada
.. - 954S3 -. several loads were rft over h'iu'
ae, Gcty se Iish ms a, e.
asi y god - NoaSl 10. fair 50 'oaS' ,gnnm >T
81 90 II ss ...,ps ta,r W n e, n,as 5 Common
?, f,ir 50 5oas3 heavy - 2"n>@ - 'ug,s
shoe, Receipts lish' ms, % ~. INN, r s"% 81 10
go -n.m ,nlfs Choice 81 .1lS - 90. Common t.
rool S}aSi. veal calves. s. ""S' heavy ana '" '"'
>" EN,.'. CIV Sent 10 Hogs Rcceips GOO hesd
rarl.t steady lsh and pigs - "'H s. ~ n""lm -
r,rtc, goa is. native steers best. s. iop>t 80 .hi
.i g loasi u cove and he't.r' hes So So :" "s
J., r. a. =, r. Us AMI Western s. Gl0S% H0 calves. -
- 10 Shc'p Receipts @.ooo head. market steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11

what OF disappointment to the trade which had looked
Foreign houses Souxt little in speculative dur
the morning. but had few orders In the cash MAJ s
73 bush the seaboard Near ,he
close traders who mad gone long Of the M on
i.c lower The Government report showed S1na
ing al yIed 0" of sos 600 bushels $50 $1,000
bushels last year The market advances came out The
market for cash wheat was quiet Sai s min,er q
store private terms: 5000 bush No hard wnier to
arrive private terms. and "a 900 bush No mar" de-
r pGSSs terms aaoa sG sTry n? DecemSeT c
spring quoted &c over December sc anna; ~
S'r'"T anoa dS Duluth. December price DO ,.
CokN,Sr me crenns ihIs and mGr speSsh following
ports Northwest where c'nsissie h 10,
imporance during the day Mere reports that freight ra,S
had had Nda b a ana fair export
fT to Western points In tine m Se easier eel
ing in wheat and anal 9ro,ans ,c wsr mad Condition u
az me n,nh and 90 last vear Inflated
Weld 100 oo husS against 2'l coo bush y ee
Sash as fo in 2c lush 30 c 2oo
hush No nrv,.e terms w,i,s ""9"'. 'tS' aaoat
r 1qn1GS terms. sc"o bush 80 yellow. &c
s1SsoT No s,seG fos %uo''a MARKET
was almost entirely onna TO-DAY only one SAFE "' ''
prospects Of a bush Government report. This an'icIa
showing condition cf a. AGAINST ~ o laS So, his,
and ago. The indicated v ~ Is ISL Hf'""' nuS
a asnn ws 81 se "o 0ms or a a sales
incndin 10 COO hsh canal N 50 GOO p s ,raE and IN
graded white. ood2oc TO quality 10000 bush bush
f,eyoor ~ rb,c osc nominal, 20 WHIT, ec nor
nall. BARI EyMarkc oui"t New fectns g uoted a.
indicating Of 90 90 N" hush a Hrn
g 9T3 0cN bush last oar FN -H'arN" m'a, 4,
Western 2r637c. Gover11en reported condi'"h' y ]"
price, for tn corresponding date last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
Railroads
-Amsa,c.'s cKGATEsr RSILRoAa.
NEW YORK
CENTRAL!
ui,ncnN RIVER R.R.
r. HUDSON RIVER r. r.


FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION. 42p sIkLMI Noun.
's"as ;nd h AsSs' State
ra.ie!f train IN the Aea.s IA
S asai F sn1 So m fS, IS Limited to
oac IA. g, rP aSais
o sSoant cree. rSr M G%sS' and
1880 Sunday Day yn gs ri pq
F. "bay Southwestern Ti!sa rd EGs c? s"p,
sp ro1s fi"Ta' H5any sya'us
M6y Chicago spr ssp. for at ps5@;sn
AI6aGy schenectady. Utica. Syracuse "0'''','
s.aoP M-Except Sunday West Point, .,p,Sra
$50 M-Dav SorS Shore Limited p ,, h Rs1fS'
$50 n. m. Chicago 43o m Stops a.
600 ss: S1sss A"G g4yyv. TsS Toso
oas cc2To 6Tfn0' or St. A5Sn2 S TROY Adsopsoos
MGsno a Sqp,E q eo Lss' Sl.''c
7oor MDay For Albany T[Gy T Gea Aar65o"sani
Islands aai Montreal Friday only. s'eep'ns ca -
$50 nuGac Ns rSrss Fang Stops e'v at
PirDE I"ds"'o as,,S 81 and d"@i ca "1
''' only Tor pain', on Fai Brook Railway via Lyons
oa% I. MsS TGr %ls.ss 2iscf
ed9 chsaFo except sstq nss o fGT ' GGRSyersve
1910 NGHTThcare train ,or cnlcsE1 n n except
points New-York Central eVely III I'D CiI-
SUNDAY night Sunday nier,s rlovc,,s''"' ~
ooa & ;'s Sns s:sS Sunday to
Pittsfed. Via IIarem Division at, ,s tho Berk-
0;f5 A M.-Surfay only. TO Ptttsie'c anu Wv
shire hills yn Harlem Division -o.,yrpS
IAN nyIt" trains run between 55h-st and pon'n ~
Putnam Division far Yonkers, In conneor a,,
The Elevated r lad This is the only line ru""'H 49,
night 81 New York. ,
~aFns r9ies cPrs On n 'aI9q9s Trans
Wagner q Grand fentrai
li3 Rroadwav Is Park Place oGi AZ broadway ~ vs.,
'ih-st oi2 2rrady 29i Colnmhi 900 ol d 90
,o-,b and Station. Nsv No,k '"'' anu 49,
Ful,on-st and 100 Broadway f. D, BROOKLYN a.. ,ves,
baggage checked from hotel or r'rden'e o' INV w.
colt Express Company
rOUN n TOr'CFY. GEORG' ~ ~, <,o,,
General Manager General Passeng'i HF''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11

Market closed stead II to 10 points advance com
pared with yestedayS closing prices Transferable no
tices s55 Total al.s 17lOo bales. New York gross
receipts Exports: Forwarded 3G2 bales sales
bales spnner bales 50 os5 bales. Total net
receipts today. this week l25 49,
Exports io-lav: Great Britain. so bales; Con-
tneni 3Gl1 bales. Thus far this week Great Britain.
81 37s bales France 550 bales: Content 4G'1 bales
stock bales Spot cotton quiet ic higher, mid
ding upands. Sac: micoiing Gulf asc Sales 60 bales
Lverrooi cable-Spot Quicer. Sales 600 bales;
speculation and export 80 bales American. 200 bales:
receipts balls: American 1900 bales Mifdling
lands % Futures steady: sellers at last night <
prices. closed quiet point net advance January
February 433i2s February March. 43is; March April.
xaaiss- April May 135s: May June 43ji2s JuneJur.
I3fs septcmher i43'ab: September October 4371b 90
November 43Jizs Noveniher- December 43Si2b De
csmher-January. i3Siss Manchescr-Yarn and cloths
Quiet and steady. 49,
'CoFFEE-An unexpected advance took place at RIO
NJ II. franc cables from GOez. Hayn d Co.
~ SANTOS 20 the that prospects less
% Fair trading followed. Uavre and Baltimore
horgh, h.re Rio 4JO decline 10 600. exchange.
lao receipts 900 bags. Clearances for the United
S,a,es 700 bags stock 2o4 900 Santos receipts four
days "a or bags stock. 49, 900. market steady AZ 200
decl,na 70 10 Irregular September 90 franc.
cc,oher 80 20: November. $50. December. s. In
the Eavre market there was shst adNan"e Tor some
months and a decline for Others
Contracts closed steady at oglo points ADVANCE Sales
uers al 40 bags follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
WEST SHORE R.K,

TRAINS leave " 42d 81 station. =. T.. as foIo"s aH-
Is IN earlier from foot Franklin II;
:,:,O 4 VI Daily. Local 70 Bunalo. go, a.,
30 4 VI Daily Local TO Albany. for Cstskll Noun
tans and Saratoga Parior car % Albany SUNDAYS on.y
buffalo Niagara Falls Tolei9 Cleveland chicago
airs New TalI. Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewas se a.
Albany saratoga Caldwell ..ase Sg9s' ra'oF ca
LOO f. 81 DAILY eNc.if : nda.. for Albsny e..,
q 90 p NJ Daily for Albany Montreal Stcd syracus.'
Poch.s,@r Hufyalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit.
cleveland Chicago and -. Louis - .,.
4, IN y NJ Daily except sunday for Newburs Albany
Saratoga and Montreal Sleeping car. Albany I" Mon
AK 2 n c7Iiy cacep, Sunday. for Utica. Syracuse
sis p VI Daily for Albany. Utica syracuse Rocn-
ester RuNoio Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. CleVe-
land Chicago and st. Louis
For tickets time tables paror end ssepng-car accom-
~, ations anply city ,fces Rrook.yn and New York and
at stations time tables principal hotels For othe'
In address
c z. rAMREPT GerN-a Passenger Ace,t
Vanderbilt ave New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
Proposals


Scaled proposals for furnishing the necessary ma
,i,is and performing the labor or erecting temporary
IN ,i,n. ard cpnfuits and repairing heating systems
y, W,rl, Island fir the Manhattan state Hospital may
hv maj, delivered In person W 10 $50 . COCK
~ n, MONDAY. sept H. ls!G 90 John McAneTney Acths
pcstirr Z the Beard 4 Managers II the Manhattan
go, II spl,al al NJ. Madison Avenue New York City
-. VIII n tine place the Board II Managers VIII Re-
M open all proposals Proposals must state the
est das Al which the completion u the work VIII be
guaranteed .. 4, $3.50, or, ,,ar, .o,,rs
o, roposals obtained at the Office OF l. O. Perry Aren't
80. IN The Capito a Albany. y. Y. or OF Or. y +.
M,ci5raid General Superintendent Of the Hospital. at
Madison New y rk 'ty-
Parties bidding this work must he persons or nrns
actually engaged IN the steam heating business ana the
~-',s.fs must bee for the whole and be accom-
an,ri hv bonds suretes or II some surety com
~, Guaranteeing faithful execution Z the offer II
arad The successful bidder VIII he required T. furnish
bonds from approved surety company guaranteeing
f,ifhfui performance Of contract
The Board Managers reserN" the right 20 reject any
- IN hias ~ they may deem the best interests .;
"' ' JOHN VI ANERNEi
Acting President Board Of Managers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
THE STATE or TRADE.

c B1m''r calf Se 100 bb. Whea steady So, and
september CO. .aGptc' October 81 -F' 'e i,,rn h.,
Xxx os',c steamer No red 554a''c S Sou - ny
ss, ,olGsl.c. On grade j9N62c; stock l330 40 nasn
LIES 100 go com steady, spot AMI S"iteinpe' mn,
2Is.c october 25d2ji.c or old Noysmoel O., ~, n
.,,s.c Southern white and yelow corn -"s a.
4S loi bush. sales gOr, oats weak, ~ VIM, :"
49,, ~ nixed e.c stock. l97.GVl hush kye wttnn,
\, nearby l5a3Gc. 40 Western 80 SUES 10 ,
bush Hay steady choice um.iny s"rF +" Iverrooi
per bush ii September. 31.i Novennrr or" I
coffee dull, ~ l. l"s' ...
ro.,on sept io-Flour quiet. quoted fairy s Sc .,.
spring patents 81 5oa 50 80 ear ami ,t'a,s''s,
$, % winte' patents '"9> b,r 81 s5aS 10 Ill.
corn quiet. steamer yellow. a" an HITLER.
2 oats ,,l sa'g sc 81 Io ' aS .54 IT, Meed ga
spring bran. t. ship tas ana f", meal SO So
$40 75a>i midtiinss l mrl'S , sIo. lean .ns $40 -
PsrreI beef 7asc Hams l0Hl2, laii que, . a. ',
am steers oa,isc: binds 9al2c. fores $qr HuiF
'eiv ~r fancy Vermont dairy. cho.ce IA loc Nftn
Tn ere ,maiion and ades ou2c Lambs duh At "a
fancy pc mutton and warnings , tn"' ANITA, arm mar
by 22a2c. Eastern choice IS W's,-lh Is -. rel
gan Giq0l7c Ielns quiet yelo"s Tx ,n i,''tn i.,i
Kidneys 81 o5a>l u. pea 81 %ea>i lo'
Xrfhern fresh fowls l2Ql3c; 10 chic k"ns l'H sc. W.
iced chickens i"al 90 t,",s, ost fancy Ma!ne
Iebrens. IA 90 n,9 Nv smpio i H Tcch@.
IT,. pony haskef i5n23c Tor .aree Hay chorcs lNnl'
wer E'an nn AGRA nrsts i7nisc. seconds. lGaiGac:
union sole. nrsts. 24c, seconds. 22c.
Buffalo sep ioSprng whoa eosei unsettled bur
g. \" Norhern spot Old GOa. g6lic. 80 Northern.
new 90. Winter wheai dn.l unrh.nse' ,rn , r
changed Kyr-No offerings. Flour In light demand IN
changed. Nil feed dull unchanged , .,
Cncaeo. sept. iorhe leading futures ranged As fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE Al
go = -


WASHINGTON.
- ror Philadelphia week days. i:3O 500. si5. 900
1000 ll'30 Dining carr 4 81 20 200 $50 400
o}ufet parior Caro- $50 800 Dining carr 600 80
300 p NJ. y - night. sundays. go 600 1000 il3l
,Din,ng oar) \: NJ. 200. 400. 500 Dining Carl SO
For Baltimore and Washington. week days. 80 SIS
loo" 30 Dining Carr A. NJ. 200. $3.50 500 fpinl-g
'arl 800 NJ. IL 10 night. sundays $40 1000 II 80
II rs night. W = ~
Tickets and parorcar seats procured A, foot Of
Liberty s.. i3 l72 oGl as 9ii 40 i823 a!usy
80 ON Az. 81 East IAN St. lJ3 Eas, Eth St. 23
West l2j'h ST. 25i Columbus A. N4v-York: ! court
81. Sg Fulton St BROOKLYN q Broadway Williams
bhrg The Ne~-lork Transfer Company viii call f0r and
cheok baggage from hoels reslene. destination