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New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

Cash quotations were as follows Flour was 3'' ~ .
ins spring Wheat S.ae,Isc 10 SIisaos,s 70 corn
as 5ssE c n Xo s1s aseed a. 'pS prime %ohy
s. ., pork per bbi ;. s'aso y" fa s as ss ~, dry
~ sS,SS Shoulders se s. s7sa,4 short clear sides
s - Sn'ss Sa "a .!s!l'rs 81
standard a. s. IS: nseed OIL raw Oc boiled &c @ on
nnm fne rssr creamery 5.S; rs i.a4e seconds 100
M Eggs were rm fresh socS 'gsS Wbss rsr stead 10
red track ~ 30 red track 6tc sample red egc )
%qrn cne "m ,rack Iaisr s S@ White track s mixed
ss ss nssh 90 'lss casI back s s@ clear 'I@S Sa
w ard market steady: kettle lard. sat-: prime
" %'" Short ,eaaS star des iGSs'': Bacon steady
oc.e shoulder - loose shor, rib sides t.e loose @
indiana sam;ry i9g4s g, Esss Gs. n, a% a, '.a'@s
wHise ~"Gy sales eay opened Sn G0s Weak * and &c
p," mber opened at e7l.c ouched e7iss fel to AN, and
;' 50 N"rSa spring So asS sample s%s SsEis
4 'I"rF' no g.c No on track. ira % 559a5I; 30 do
Flour steady and quiz at , me rrSh re u s,n
"lcads %.. suns a, s. 3'i5s Isss %' for saSled bran
Mnneapos OF 9enr sentiment a, was as .ss et m.
fro Yesterday December epenei Sc lower at ''sc and
Sios~a S% S, at MAY opens
s ana closed at & 'G r afSins' aSt,; e demand
No Northern tss %9rn"s n, MI Sales in n' new Ne
northern easy matte to % obtain io;y G as u'er ,o
40 Tor No S S0ss'n N >ahs a%d Sn va yaa a' in Price "a
few made at - over DeSemSer No sr9 9' c 10
new 'i.c No Northern 30 new ,.''s; Saa sa q =? o
northern 5i'.c new. 6e',c ,, -" ~ 0;
xn,rt and domestic bakers &2a$2 81. production orw
Ibis hIpments - so bhls. Mill stuns-uan III ws sl
quoted at 81 T3asi % shorts. 81 '"g$t a. n''n""ss 'e
phiad.Iphia 3-Four quiet prices oaloc per -n V1
i.N.r Wheat aul-t weak. contract wnta 'cto,eI, ~"
,o r November 7iu1i.c December ia .2.e NJ, -
igltT:ii.c corn dun. weak. No mixed oe'o3e,.
\,,nb.r 2gu u.,,isc prc-mh-r, 2sstd2"c. o"tS iu'e'
\, whit. october. November December anu 1dnuaIi;
-, ,,oc litr-r firm tending higher win snli supp,y
~ f,ncv goods. extra loisc. aiii'
ur.nfs extra wholesale isc; do Jobblng isa--o rsss
INN demand fair P-nnsyl ania hsts, l'c' sugars
nned 1uiet unchanEea. ,,., ,r
or,,b.r 6Is.c December iUisc bid; May .+e, asker
,,ru lower; October. 9ac: December 2i.c asked oa's
lar, uctob.r lUc nominal; MAY, oD'sc bd PORK
S,"n,,rd mess new. 6Gtc; Old. 6%'c Lard-frimf
,",n soc. choice 3sii.c Bacon Clear ribs, 3'tc
I,,v s,t meats-tlear sides 4c. othcr articles uh
changed
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
oyE wATCHMAN KNOCKS OUT ANOTHER.

Peter Mclaughlin. hfty-one years oid' OF One
hundreds nd -ninth-st and Madisoh-aVe'' was n
rrisoner In Yorkville Court yesterday morning
charged with assault. Mclaughlin is private
wstcbman Lately he has been in charge OF sew
eral unoccupied houses in West Seveentieth-st he
had an assistant at one time man named james
IacLa,t of No 900 West Sixty-nnh-st. Hackett
was discharged. and he attributed 1t TO Mclaugh-
lin. The watchman In charge OF certain other
houses near McLaughns post was taken SICK re-
GENTLY and Hackett employed to- take MS
Mace This brought the two men together and
led to quarrel. At loso o'clock Friday plight t me
TWO men were trying conclusions with their rsts
McIauEhlin II is said finally made use OF his night
stick With which he landed powerful DION on
Hackett's head Patrolman Meade, OF the west
sxty-eghth-st station coming up about s THIS time hs
aoVed from an ugly looking cut on his head NC
Lauehn was arrested. and Hackett, who was abe
10 walk to the station. lodged complaint against
him. - ,.,. .,a 80. rr.ss tho
a assa MI charge and the clerk drew up a COM
plsint Of disorderly conduct On defendants prom
~ ~ meet Hackett a stranger In future Mag
citrate Deuel. discharged him.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
sheep soo to choice 50 :sesa rs: cus to fair scess IS.

No export buying to-day.
400 head Market steady Common TO extra steers ss
feeders $2 SOM$3 50: and bulls u Q
So 5O calves 81 5Oas8 15 81 5Oa$3 25 Western
rangers 81 3Ods2 80 Hogs-Recepts. 5000 head Mar
ket steady Heavy packing and shipping lots 81 Sd*3 80
common choice mixed SO esasa !' choice assorted
SO +0a$3 So light, $3d$3 45; pigs 81 I5dS3 80 Sheep
Receipts. 1870 head Market steady Inferior to choice,
$2QS3 20: lambs. $3d$4 -.
National Stock Yards ST. Louis Oct. 3.-Cattle-Re-
ceips 400 head. Market about steady Native steers.
81 %; native cows 81 JOd$2 15 Hogs-Receips n WO
head Market strong Light. 81 lOqs3 40; mixed s: 90
So %: heavy. s3as3 20. sheep-Recepts. 25 head No
market
Kansas City Oct. 3.Hogs-Receipts. 5000 head mar
ket strong light and pigs. 81 1oa$3 sO medium 81 O9n
81 ~: heavy. 81 gDq$3 TO- CattleReceipts 50 head;
market nominal sheep-aeceips. ?7.ooo head
East Liberty, Oct 3.-cattle-Market steady; extra.
81 6p0s+ 70 prime 81 50ns+ o. good 81 2Ga$4 +O tidy.
81 Oas4 i5 fair 81 4oq$3 ~; 81 5O9s3 % COM
good fat buls and COWS. $2G$3 10. heers " 10a
81 10: fresh and sprngers S15aS42 Hogs-Market
steady prime medium 81 65M$3 10 heavy Workers., 81 10
asa 90 light Workers 50 4oM$3 80; pigs $2a<3 3d. heavy
hogs. 81 2jaS3 45; good roughs 81 I5a$3 -. Sheep
Market slow: prime So Onx3 So good $31$3 80. fair
mixed 81 7O0s3; common. 81 5Ods2; cls 5Ocnx: choice
lambs 81 .0aS4 ~: fair lambs, 81 jOn$3 75;
veal calves. S5m 80 -.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
,,,-poprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

tivernool oct. =. p. m.-Beef-Extra ihuia mess
nrm at ass sd prime mess Arm at 3,s I'd porkpfime e
No ud Uams-Short cut about IA to i6 No. hrm at SIS
Cumberland cut. about ~ TO 80 10 nrm at oIs
nr, r, ahou ~ to "a IL. firm al 2os long clear mid
dies light about - to - H. <m at 2ss 6d long clear
,es heavy about 40 to ~ 10, firm at 2ss short clear
i,.s heavy about ~ TO H. steady at Ills Cd. clear
bellies about II to IA 10 firm at BIS shoulders about
seady al 2is 9d. CheeseAmerican finest white STEADY
AZ as do colored steady at 49, Taow Ir,me & ''ty
80 a; INA I'D Cottonseed o-Iiverpoo refined hrm at
i;s Spirits OF turpentine firm at 2is Rosin-'ommon
az, n, Z. iiad Wheat-No . red winter. no stock No
Northern spring firm at lis Id Corn Mixed western.
po steady az 2s Oa.d; October dull at 2s lOsd Novem-
~ All, ~ % lOsd December duh at IS lld. Flour
-, Louis fancy winter firm at rs I'd Hops at London
Hncinc Coast dull at 2OsN4Os
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

TO-DAY uere o47 OOO bush an Of 49, 700 bush io
~, cash corn was in good export demand AT the
decline shippers taking 10000 bush No on n, IN
TINS No y corn quoted at 1c under Dec.ihpe' I
elevator; December closed 2S.c '.oAI ~ , ,a
ke for weak and lower. with iali's 80 go, ~s
af the Wes, although locally the future Harhrl WOO
neglected and demand fiat Prices ciorrI non
nay loss. Primary receipts Tor ihe ~een IA
been t5iJop bush, increase of lol',co pusn ".eI NJ
preceding weeh the principai ports
~" ~ eni.d iay were s}3 bush. increase of l'o"
bush cash weaker Sales were W., laoc n"s
p.Iudug 2ooOO bush track and migrated wbe lopa'o
AZ To- auality bush old mixed "''zc an.at "o"'
bus! rejected mixed isi.c No oats quoted 1ic % e!s
ytfnr So lgi,c: white. 24i7c; No j
... RYE Market quiet. quoted: i3i4hfi'.c 4 -.
X, . Western: car and Western quoted Il,
:Isa2Dc .BARI.EY-Mark" steady: new feeding auo'o
at 2n:sSc Z.
The quotations to-day. the closing prices Tor the pr
yious day closing prices for the corresponding '
T.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave ". t2d Sc Sation, \. T., as foIo"s' s
I, m earlier from foot Franklin st..
Y::sW A. NJ Daily. Local To Buffalo -. ,,.h..
G,IS A NJ Daily for Albany Utica, syracuse hocns,
,or rufYao Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland Chi.aSs
~ ,:t5 A NJ Daily. except Sunday. to caskll MIs MoIs
,.Ius New -Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewsss'si
Albany Utica. Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George f
t..rs 10 Saratoga md New Paz. - ,.,sa
OlO p NJ Daily Albany. Montreal, ttica Sinps,,nT
pochsser Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. pe"V'
cleveland Chicago and st. Louis. go ,r,cuse
1,Aj 7. NJ Daily. except sunday Tor 'he'' ''
Rochester and Buffalo. ,.hextee
RuNaio Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cle'e'"'' ~
cago and 81. Louis. Al.
Time tables at principal hotels and offices. ,s,,
NanH
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
,,,rr,rpN roI~roN MARKETS

Galveston Oct 3-totton steady mlddling. ttc, low
irx ii.c; good ordinary. .c net and gross receipts
~, h,,.s xtnrts Great Britain. 33.G bales exports
a. ,Io Cnntinrnt ba-r. sales, LOO bales stock io
.sS bales. ,.. ..,,,u,y .it;,. l,w
,,l,ne ,-la,: good ordinary. bAe' net ana sioss r
bales. exports coastwise o-o' oa'S' s"''''
80, bales stock. s.U2t bales , -. .,
New orleans oct. 3-cotton quiet ana easy So
,,tfuIry IL lGc middng 7ssc; low mddlne : .-iN
rond ordinary 36c net receipts l6lll paies, sros,'
,i,s. .xnors TO Great H-tain 1900 bales CONT
', oo bales; coa-,wise i453 bales: sales 23oo oaes
.r,nn.rs / ia., bales. stock. 1866 l0i bales. -. ,
'Savannah oct. 3.--Cotton easy; middiing' 's', ~"
mIdng .c and gross receipts. o0fo paes' saes'
ba stock ss.32o bales
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA; BALTIMORE AND

WASHINGTON.
1909 Il rHhanadeIrhia an ,, Tsek days 40 500 sis eo
on HTnet parlo. Carl 49, 800 Dining Carj 800 1896
Dining car) A; NJ. ZOO 400 500 CDInng car) go
1900 M II 30 Dining Car1 a NJ. 200. $50 500. Dining
S4ro 800 p NJ Iz:l5 night Sundays. 80
!s Dining carJ NJ. 200 500. Dining Carr 600 p n
Tickets paror-car seats can be procured at foo. Of
Liberty s.. ii3 l72 26l. AIS s44 IiO 1929 Broadway
87 9Th Az. 81 East 14th ST.. I53 East I25th ST. e7S
West I25h St 23i Columbus Az, New-Yo-k. Court
81. SEQ Fulton St. BROOKLYN; 9s Broadway williams
burg The New-York Transfer Company will call Tor ana
check baggage from hotels residence destination
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
BALTIMORE OHIO

x,
CHICAGO, 2 p. n. and IL. Is night ,,,
PiTTspuRG; 80. ex % Sun sun, IL 40 D. NM" m.
WAsriiNGToN. BALTIMORE si5 10 Inn'nts tspininl
II 80 a. m. dining Carl $50 dining ,ar carr liz
a. M Dining Carr 2 Dining Carr, Dimns
m, i@. IS night
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper; p. M ,sht -
All trains are Illuminated With Pintsch tSth y.
o,ces: iis i!2 csl AZ ii.o Bway y,,Sakyn 81 sts,iS
foot Of Liberty ST.. G r. r. Of N. J. bass~'
from hotel or residence to destnattoo.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
I,yJTOR CHARGED WITH THEFT.

Claus stegeman. twenty-six years oIu' o, NJ sor
p,or,vsecond-st South Brooklyn, was he'" 10.
Io' >, ooo hau IN the Centre Street Police court
xes,erday on charge of larceny For some '''l'e
the American and California Telegraph COMPANY ,
has been systematically robbed of wine more UNA"
$500 worth being taken. detective was r'., e'np'o
- ~ is alleged traced the theft TO o'esr'n"o, sd
wno; n,,nr ~ The company says II has the eVlnthcc
,ne IN ecoonwict Stegeman. The janitor however "e'
III knnwladge OF the thefts.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
In III al

tAnthracite coal used excusiveIy)
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
on ard fier Sept 90 1895
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty ST.
For Easton. Bethlehem Allentown Mauch chunk "a
40 7;f5. $50 nit5 to Easton) A. NJ I:IO I30 I.1
q 90 to Eastonl 3:is !73o to allentown NJ sundays
For Wkesbarre. ?ittston and Scranton o;Io A. NJ
For Rsadnx at 30 500 o:lo 1000 II 30 A NJ l;,A
80 i.So 2o0 sc 80 o. ';ts 900 NJ l2i3 night sun
For Harrisburg az 30 500 o:IO il 80 A. n. i:iS
100 +:30 800. 5f5 p NJ. 1918 night. SUNDAYS 40
A. NJ. 100; 500 800 p NJ. 1918 night. y"
For snnbury Lewisburs, and winlamsport at l:se.
A NJ "'~ '"~
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

The market for Rio and Santos coffee is quiet. but
o,-e and 4" at or Mid coffee very hri Mara
ca6o good Cucua was quoted at i'a.a'6gc The 1e
and fr MAJ active. and The market rules
steady sales OF / 900 bags Rio NO Al 1890
sac to be shipped OF mild grades sales 2"" bags
Maracaibo ana loo bags Central American on private
terms.
h AyD METns s a,s e, s. Js a,nd@s hG1r a T' @ Sf
ana M IN was ,ns SOM n hanged ssny 70 G nT & m to- buy
exhibited Total transactions were 100 pkgs' ~
si@a@S sTss s. s. eSas s9 S"'s Sas"a Ss Gears ass %
@ Extra .r Is 2Ss s. 2o TO- c's oo cSns .as Sqaf $50
RYE Fi0uKNDuii sales, I5o ibis. at s. 3 ;,...,.
soaSsn lSss2 % nAd esm;a M[aSn..
S.aSs. es -. FEED4Du. tuo,ed 40 60 and 50 NJ ~
@a2i<c s7.sc2l.e re isea Soa?' ,narIr T 90. c,q
s1gecc: go no"iny ey fSp f%ed S3Saisc S'''''
market ops Spensd sc,ve and ashN lower e,
s.ald Liverpool market and further foreign seing
srreG seS pc '1 ssE dwn The es was presently eshausc
and later the market rallied but not active. The
trade seemed to be disappointed by he prompt rrsponse
Of disturbing advices from Calcutta The movement OF
wheat west was a1f @na sns the s s"d e m
eeip,S cars against i.4e4 last week Primary
The lsibIe point to a considerable Increase adsireet
expor,s were large amounting 42l5Ooo bush.
The aggregate since July has been ia.sie.0o bush an
cpa Atlantic ports ending day have been
lass 400 bush incrcase 600 bush. The primary
receipts have been @ bush an ne.sase over las.
ldsoOO bush agans, 5000 bush the precedins
week There two faint rallies during the
mc<nins. but the close heavy at va sc net loss
on the still easier feeling prevailed December
selling u lea 73s%c c:osng at '3c The market FOR
cash wheat quiet outside Of sales reported
one understood be shippers account ana
the other BUSH also shippers account. The wheat
was reported No Northern RuinOrs were current OF
export business but the houses credited with the
trade having effected operations and house
in particular stated that ii had received cable to
wheat but did receive letter. written last week sa'
ing that the rise In America had enabled dealers TO gel
out their wheat spectators. When there oppor
tunity 1t would cattle for offers but In he
I need wasting money on cables
Of cash wheat here No 2 red. 3isc
December o afoat: December closed 13%c NJ
/ 1 hard December o aioat. No ! Northern
New-Yors. nc December h afoat. CORN
The for fairly active and weaker prices
falling on under the pressure of long stun and in sym
pathy with the weakness in wheat The opening was al
and the heaviness prevailed all the morning M
market winding up ixc loss for the day On the
market unchanged. PradsTeei's exports
for the liberal footing up 10000 bush
against bush the preceding week and 1.3s3nf
July they have aggregate
~2S bush increase 81 b. I2+WO bush Argentn'
exports the las, IA 900 hu h AGAINST 3a2 IN
bush the preceding week The primary Of corr
during amounted 70 s72 900 bush az
the preceding week Of 1lI3OO bush tn.
the leading Atlantic ports for the week ended
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

,oErrE-Covering Of shorts advanced the market on
ra.r nume of business than usual Saturdays f.u
favorable for rise" both fi'i. anu
hamburg showing higher prices RIO was i' res "sh'
i Ssn,os 2n, reis Rio firm lO.lVO r"s; 'Ncninse
~ reIs receipts 900 bags Cleared for lmt"i STATS
~ ouo hays stock 30 bags. Santos receiit- "."
-, stock 20 coo bags Market firm al 10" I"lS
,"ss,ei from rio steamship Egyptian Primo" Win M"
@ "a ITnibein with II bass. ilavre Arm ortl.i
20 y, r. November 80. December. - January -
- ,r.s T. higher Hamburg quiet Ociot~- -
,,fgs; November 7h: December and Januai "
20 Iiv.rnoo arrivals September. 3.332 bags inIN
- . 52 bags: stock - 242 bags Contracts closed
strong AZ 350 points Sales were 2'o bags
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

Market closed steady unchanged to points re'nnfrrn
nare1 with Yesterdays q sing prices iIaHS''.t'l"
notices 80 Total sales. $500 bales Sp0i eo,.om ~
unchanged Mddng uplands. $50 mincIhe ""''' '''
Sales lG8 bales. all spinning. . ,.,o- S.l.s
Liverpool cabies-Spot cotton IN .t., ,ne,tcan
on haes speculatiOn and export, 5ip bales N'''.
G00D bales: mdding upands. u l6d fulNtes quF"
9eld decline. closed quiet to 29 points net drcilh'
January February 422zs: Febrnar! March So H.
Anil a,s April- May 423izs; May-June. i-3'2D Jun,
1,Iy ."4s. Jniy- August 4@4.s: October i"'s october
MIR ,a,;itb Noyenber- December. i24s. Decernoer
io,- position of cotton 1o""n'
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Oct Receipts for the last "a hours.
head for week thus far. 304s head for the
i6 9is head; consigned through 3nS
head to SewYork. 1910 head. none on sale Market
opened and closed duh with few sale. Neas steady
and Arm at So 2.,dxs IL fair, t4G$6 Hogs
Receipts the last "a hours 10 TO head total for week
81 40 head. for the time last week. 4I1D
head consigned through 672o head: 10 New York $3.50
head sale 1000 head Market opened fairly active
but easier: closed weak with few lots OF pigs unsod
Workers good 10 choice 81 Gns3 82is; light " 5aa$3 ~;
mixed packers 81 f< 5j MEDIUMS 81 fjQ$3 5a, heavy.
s. a.ata 81 pigs So a3asa 50: roughs s. Sasa stays
25d$2 IS sheep and lambs Receipts for the last ~
hours $40 head total for week thus far 400 head
for time last week. ~ 200 head: consigned
head: N"wiork. 1900 head: sale. 4. $40
head Market opened slow and i0d lower for cnadas
which the bulk consisted native sheep were scarce
and nrm: closed steady. Good native lambs 81 5u$i0:
cus 10 fair. 81 23q$s: Canada lambs. - 6uN 15 msed
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
ALL RAIL ROUTE,

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE Ac.
c For Red Bank Long Branch. Asbury Park. ocsas
Grove and points south TO Point Pleasant 4:3o $40
J. s3 30 NJ 80 800; 400: aso to Red BankJ as.
Park and Ocean Grovel 300 A. NJ. 400 p 81 "'''''
For Lakewood. Toms River Barnepat Park and Barns,
gat 4:3o $50 A. NJ. 30 4;3o p. NJ
Eor Eineland and Bridgeton. 4;3o A. NJ. f:30 p NJ
Navesnk 40 $50 A. NJ 20 4:45 $40 sis - =
Sundays 900 A. NJ 400 r. NJ - -
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
LEHIGH VALLEYRAILROAD

ssSn 4 c ssy sf Se IT. m;:s
as 4 sy e. dGHFAc1 @ fESEvA sass2s#0s R2SHFs
car Suspension Bridge: Pullman vesiibnle Sleeper 70
.HtNT and "iernsdat. points Connections for % Read:
'sIs .sL%SK "sSi 'iT DTfA5ND .sii5 fS'fsy EXPRESS"
n ' b.y sas sG ps
car f. W. daily except a Sunday for Eas,on and in.
r. DAILY svn%ay for 5q.
s,sS = N. 'sunday. only for Mauch Chunk and
MS aSi al asy .sssp svnsss ;or msc
r Easion snd ter
S:y e @srsAS s$sAsA Tf:
80 for ssns sssSsr eHs and Toronto Com
rsS so IL X daily x%cHa Gs IHAGk % iENEx ana HE a ps
West Pullman Sleeper to Chicago and Buffalo, chair'
ii.6o r. N: daily. excep, sunday. ;Or EAsroN ana
Aaasloas local train. daily :.cep, SUNDAY s?r Rogyp
TGtss arS RSe n s.s - s I rs, 3 s -
IL BSv:rS y. SEQ Fulton Court ST.. Broas:
from so or S ss to fE H %
PEh; LACKAWAYysA ASD sas, WEsTEnS y .. r.
snsr.nelFs$$s %f$i$fs n,r's' e,
THE ORANGES summit :n Barnarisyi!ls, Baskns skin.
ton Dover stanhope. NEWTON, BUpDs LAKE,
OIINTAIN. Washington. PHIIIIPSBuRG EAST0N.
WATER GAP. STROUDSBURG. Pocono Moun,ains.
SCRANTON. PITTSTON. WILKESBARRE NANTI.
COKE. DANVILLE; NORTH UMBERLAND. Mon.
Vile. UTICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland
SYRACUSE. OSwEGO. ITHACA. OWEGO. ELMIRA
CORNING. BATH. DANSvILIE BIFFALO and ~
points WEST, NORTHW EST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 A. AUTHORIZATION MAIL Stops at principal
1901 A. M.-(cafe Carr. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BING-
HAMTON UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRIA
,I'SE and OSWEtiO EXPRESS. Pullman PirlH
cars Connecting at Buffalo with trains for chicago
100 Il: p 'M."lcafe Carr. SCRANTON. wII.KEsBARRs
and ELMIRA EMPRESS. Pullman TarlOr Cars. =
400 +. M.-SCRANTON, WILKESBARRE and PLfb'
OUTH EXPR SIS Pullman Buffet Paror Car.
I:3O p NJ. CDaly)-Bufrao Vestbued Limited ExprsS
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMlIA. BCT.
FAIlO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connecting al
Buffalo with trains FOR Chicago and points west Al,
| $50 p. NJ DAILY. l.-BUFFALo SCRANTON BINGHAGS BINGisaS
TON. ITHACA UTICA. SYRACUSE and OsNEuo
EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Sleepers ,.,o,,. =,
| Henry Gaze Sons. Limited, li3 lToadway. az
Park Place 400 broadway Tickets at ferry stations vn
PES Colupibs 33s and 726 Fulton St. ana
iO6 broadway Brooklyn. Timetables giving full inio'
| wEsTcOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for ans
check baggage ,otei residence TO destination
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &C.
From Pier N. r.. foot OF Rector ST.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach Norrand,e
Rumson Beach, seabrisht. Monmouth Beach and Ions
Branch ~ o.15 A. W.. 345 =. NJ SUNDAYS o:3O A. M
For Eberon Asbury Par,s Ocean Grove and point;
souh TO Point Pleasant. 345 p. NJ Sundays fstop st
lnterlaken FOR Asbury Park and Ocean Grove) a3o NJ
For Lakewood. Toms River. and Barnegat. 3:l5 ? N
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

STATIONS foot OF DesLrosses and Cortland Streetl
In Effect September 81 1896.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-03-26
The "silent Deaths, of the Sea,

The fate of the Ramsgate smack Bonny John is what befais large num- bers of fishing boats and small coast CTS every year. The story of all might be told in the same words-"they were run down in the channel. and sank dur ing the night by steamer, name un- known" In this case the crew were picked up and brought in by a smack that was at work near them at the time but in nine cases out of ten the tale is never told, since none survive to tell it. The steamer which, from the gross carlessness of the lookout and of the officer on the bridge, ploughs her way through a helpless small craft, simply goes on without injury, and usually without the slightest notice of the event appearing in her log book It is a conspiracy of silence The watch in the bows are asleep, and the rest of the crew will screen them. The officer might have been dozing, or he might have been having a quiet chat in the warmth of the caboose; inquiry would mean his suspension or loss of his certificate: therefore the steamer goes on leaving the practically murdere@ sailors to their fate. The smack or the coaster Is never heard of again; the relatives and friends at home think she has been lost in some sudden gale; but those who sail in the small craft know well enough that she has been one more victim of the danger far more feared than the tempest-the passage of one of the steamers known among them by the significant title of silent deaths" So will it go on; so fishing and coasting craft will disappear every week, until law is passed making murder at sea a crime equal to mur- der on land, and until a few careless or drunken masters and mates have been executed for the crime. When they once discover that it is at least better to stop and give aid than it is to to risk Hanging, they will adopt the former alternative and may even take the trouble to see that vigilant watch is kept.-London Standard.