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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave New York foot ~ Chambers St
as follows and I'VE minutes earlier rom West go 81,
WIZ ririira Rur'all Bradford Arrive Buffalo 500
NJ parlor car 20 bunaI.. 49,.
o,I3 A. N.-Vcstibuied ;xprcsn daily. except SUNDAY;
r., t.rvls Monticello LacklwaVen. Hpnasdale and
r,,t ,a u0irts Corning DAILY 10 Port JerNs
puilr,,n par'Ur Cars for Montir"lo and Corning
n.oo r. N-Vcstlhulci Limited fast mail Daily, solid
train for Chicago. Via Crouanqu' Lake arrives teye'
t,rJ 40 ], NJ chicago 2 =. VI. SeeperS - Chicago.
,,isr,isra ana Cincinnati Dining Car
7,HO p. M-RuTalo and C9eyelnnl vestibuled Express
- ,,rve. pufr,lo 70s ". Bradford. III A. NJ.
iame.,own 200 \ ". Cleveland ie3o p. NJ sieepers
80 u,n,io and Cleveland MAILING direct connections for
Ic,,,,, chicago AMI the West. Cafe Library Car
s.t5 T. M.,Via Chautauqua Lake ana NIAGARA Falls
nil eoJ main 10 Chicago. Slecpers 20 Hornellsyie
Chirsxo ana Cincinnati DINING Car
rrS LOCAL, TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
arromrcd1tions at III. ll3. 26i +0l and e5I Broad
way ieT iawcfy iG East l?3,h 81 and ~ West l2Sth,
',i'.uh.,. and West I'D st ferries. New York $50
ard 7.S FIiton 100 Broadway Brookiyn zoo Hudson
IInbrk.r and Jersey CITY station. Westcott Ex.
,.. cas ar anil checks baggage from hotels and resi-
repcos to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
WANHMHKER.S
THE LATES
WANAN
DRESS SILKS

The ROtunda is full of them
and many of the styles will sur
prise you by their novelty. The
color and figure treatment OF
the coming fashions in Dress
Silks is unlike any that have
gone before. The styles al
ready assembled give a Splen-
did presentation of the best
products of the Silk-maklng
world.
The centre of our Store will
be a centre of interest for
WOmen's Dress from now un-
til Lent gives pause to social
galetV.
SILKS FOR EVENING COSTUMES
so s;y.es with fancy figures blue. lilac, mals and
pink; ,5c.
80 STYLES. with fancy figures on novelty grounds,
bare, striped and matclass-; at 81 % TO so''t
30 styles, with fancy pom3adom stripes ioTa dr-
Signs new SHADES OF iHlN, p'u-, 'N'S b''N'i
lilac. mas white and cream; 81.
Satin Duchcssc. all colors, 81.
Corded Rengalincs and PopnS. 81 %.
New shades OF Taetas, 30 10 Sl.33.
SILKS FOR BRIDES DRESSES
Rich ivory white Satin Sl.5 10 So
White Satins SOC TO 81 %
BLACK SILKS
Black Satin Brocad-s, new wcaves. new patterns C5c
to -
Satin Duchc>sc. 80 10 So
Satin Luxor. 81 10 50
French PopInS, 81 10 -
Cacrcmue Silks, ,jc 70 -
Taic,ls i0t 10 81
Black Silks with white figures, 700 20 - %.
COL0RED SILKS
Roman s,lires, beautiful color effects SOC and Doc.
l00 new STYLES Of fancy Broch- TIicta and SATIN, IN
avaricty Of colors ana designs Some have cooreI
stripes beneath ilor1l designs; Others barre stnpsS
Of crochc;ei blocks, stripes and checks; $40
70 s..
VELVETS
German Vc'vc,> splendid variety Of rcw eoofing>;
81 and - g.
Black Vclyct>. German and French. s. 10 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
KNOW NOTHING or TIE AGREEMENT.

4 dispatch from Hamburg was published In The
Tribune Yesterday. saying that an agreement had
been made between the leading American dynamite
companies and the Nobel Trust. BY the provi-
sions Of the agreement II was stated the American
manufacturers OF dynamite were to be excluded
from the South African market.
The principal dynamite producing companies rep
resented in thls city are the American Forci;e
Powder Manufacturing Company the Atlantic
DYNAMITE Company. Ditmar Powder Works. Heca
Powder Company. Hercules Powder Company, New
York Powder Company: Rendrock Powder Com,
pany Rcpauno Chemical Company and the United
States Dynamite Company. Tribune reporter
saw an official OF each OF these companies yester-
day but in every case he Informed that the
firm had no interest In the reported agreement
and knew nothing Of It's bearings or conditions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
PLANNING IT'S WORK BETINES.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE or THE E1PrHIlcA%
LEAGUE PREPARING TO TAKE PART
IN STATE EI.Et TIONS.


LEAGUE PREPARING TO TAKE FART
IN STATE EIEtTIONs.
Chicago Aug 3l-The first formal meeting q the
Executive Committee Of the National Republican
League since the convention at Detroit in July. was
held at the Auditorium to-day. Tho following
members OF the committee were present: G. VI.
Wilcox Minnesota, !. ". Bingsey. Nebraska;
Senator j. NJ Tnurstol Nebraska; F. l.. Itdin-
Conway. Iowa: George a kurtz. Indiana: Melville
Hayes, Ohio, j. {. Napier Tennessee; a NJ. Milan
Indian Territory, and President ]" j. Crawford.
Kentucky.
Notwithstanding the fact that the eections are
still distance in the future. plan Of action
was drawn uu and agreed to relative 10 the State
elections in Maryland Virginia, Kentucky, Iowa,
Ohio and Massachusetts this fall After warm
debate II wOs also agreed thai an attendance OF
seven members at any regularly called meeting Of
the Executive Committee should be sufficient to
constitute quorum.
Senator Thurstor announced that the representa-
tivcs Of the League In Nebraska would have every
thing in order for the next convention to be held
Oma ha in June. AT that time the Transmississippi
Exposition viii open In Omaha. and President Nc
kinlcy will be there to set the machinery in mo-
:on The exact date Of the convention was left for
Chairman l.. j Crawford TO decide. He was in
structcd 10 make the date that on which Mr. No
Kinley vii. visit the Exposition. that the Pref
dent may attend the gathering of young Rcpub-
UCPnS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
U4CK-OWNERS HEARD BY THE ALDEh""N'

THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE 0R''
NANCEs VIOLENTLY OPPOSED.
Tho Alderm,n's Law Committee gave hearing
vo.,orjav on the amendment to the city ordinances
re.oting 10 hockuen proposed by Israel l-ud''w
counsa. for the livery-stable owners. by WElcl
soliciting fares BY all ordinary pubic hack"ah az
any of the special lack stands In from; OF notes
and clubs is made a msdeneauor. having a"-
iou:ned it las. week by reques. OF -! iac h'eh'h'
concerned.
Mr. Wahle ex-Commissioner Of Accounts APP
uoored as rour sci 70. the Public Hack owners As
ISOLATION of the city 20 oppose tho amendment lie
said that yeas ago special licenses wcr" issued Il!
which liverymen could keep cabs in front ~ notes
as a convent ance TO the guests In getting these
privi,eccs the liverymcn stipulated that they Shoun
not solicit trade 1T other points. aud the ordinance
was made so thai the hdckmcn Were liable 10 a
fine Of - fol soliciting at other points. Thch th'y
,Ijsclaincd any intention OF maintaining mack
STANDS Now now ever these men were 'iNihG 10
get the Aldermen to make pubic t"hmSl' lia' W., :"
snc Of 80 for soliciting in front OF hotc.~. Nf.
Wqhlo declared that this was DO" ~ INC 'I''I'!
o. men 10 earn living. -.- ,,.,,,-,
Rchcr Winston. hacEm2n. who vas ioIn . ~,
proposed amcndn cnt. James Il. Thompson. another
hackman followed him. Other speakers IN OlpoSl-
ton spoke OF tho injustice done TO pubic ma ,"int
lv the uOlicc detailed at hotels ana declared that
the big livcrymcn instructed their drivers to get IN
the way of the public hackmcn when customers
wanted 10 get into their cabs. -
snnke in favor of it, lie argued that as the city
al dinanres protected the public hack stands IRON
the special ca5owners. the special cab stands should
also be protected. He presented number OF am
iavits In support of the amendment
The hearing was closed at . o'clock. some OF the
lewycrs announcing that they would submit briefs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
IMPROVED SUBCRBAN MAIL SERVICE.

Victor J. Bradley. superintendent OF the local rail-
way mail service, has made arrangements for a
suburban service the Ncw-York and Harlem
Railroad between this city and White Plains
Three trains will be run in either direction every
day between these points and these. In addition to
the two through mail trains which carry mails TO
and from White Plains will make n total OF five
mali trains in either direction daily The new sys-
TEN will go into effect on Monday next. Tne trains
will leave the Grand Central al s45 a. - p. M.
and 5:$5 y. m. and the incoming trains will arriYe
At Us n m. 1857 Il. IN. and iGS y. TO each
OF these trains postacar will be attached
in charge OF clerk Mails will be made up at
the outgoing points for all way stations on the
line OF the road south OF White Plains. ard at
each station mails will be received sorted by the
clerk and distributed at the various stations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

coaches ana Parl9r cars Dining service Meals
Ia Connects at Buffalo with through "ieepers 70
Detroit and Chicago. .
.i2.23 I2,4O p. NJ daily. except Sunday. for MAucH
CHUNK AMI intermediate points. .,.
si2,c5, 1:15 r. NJ. Sundays only. for EAsTpN.
MATCH CHUNK md the coal branches. 49,
sl:25, 80 T. NJ daily. except sunday Tor 10 -
BARRB PITTSTON SCRANTON and principal ntcr-
meiate stations Connects for all points In coal regions
Wilkesbarre.
RARRE. PITTSTON SCRANTON and principal inter
mediate stations Connects for al points In coal res?s
Pullman BUFFET Parlor Car 20 Wilkesbarre
'4,55. 5:15 p. NJ. daily for EASTON and inter-
mediate stations.
.5:S5 G:IO p " da,v excep. sunday Exrres7 t1r
Slatngon and principal Intermediate stations Cor H"ct'
f1r Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car 10 Satngt'n
.O:o5 800 r VI daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper Vesth1e
train =. Y Chicago. Sieerers 70 Ru0alo and TORONTO
s;.55, 80 p. " daily except sunday. stoppng gly
AZ SOT'TH PTAINFrEI.D. EASTON: PETuI,E!!nn
Mtvcf, cnuNk; I. y y Notion; SAiRr.. ',,,,sNN-
Sleeper Cor Buffalo None hu, sleep'ng-car pas
sass. 900 7. lily. for ITHACA. GENEVA.
ROCHESTER RI'FFALo. NIAGARA FALLS. AMI al
points Pullman sieepers Wilkesharre aud Ithaca
Additional local train dailT except Sunda' FOR BoINp
BROOK and informed points leave n. follows; =
o 10 4 NJ 'l.55 30. '3:a5 400. and 35a t:3p y ".
Tickets Pullman accommodation at II! ~ 5'i
Az ai and 321 Broadway. 81 =. lith s.. J." l-o,i
81 l97 Rowery y. Y. 500 Fulton -. court - ~
Rr1afvav srl Brooklyn Annex. BROOKLYN. a.
Y Transfer Co Will call for and check baggage nom
hotel residence through to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
Mr. HARRITY TAKES 1T QUIETLY.
TIE SAYS THAT ONLY THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL
COMMITTEE CAN Dust Elm.


COMMITTEE CAN Dust Elm.
.,,,.,c City NJ. Aug 31.-Wilam +. Harrity.
NH, is here with his family showed no dismay over
n,s defeat He said 81 am not greatly disappointed
q, the OUTCOME When recall that during the cam
paign OF last year the names o. such Democrats as
William c. Whitney ana David r. I'm were Missed
q, meetings hold in Tanmany Hal because OF their
refusal TO acauesce in all Of the declarations OF the
CHICAGO Convention find 1t quite easy 10 be phio-
sopncal over the situation The action OF the COM
mite. and OF the convention Is TO be regarded as
a disarcroval OF my refusal TO believe In the free
ana unlimited coinage OF silver and god ut tho rato
OF l5 10 without waiting for the aid or consent OF
any other nation. But IL Will not change my opn-
ion in that respect In my tudgmeni the tune IS
not FAR distan: when the Democracy or fehhs!I-
vana will recede from, lis present position II mus
do SO II II desires 10 win victories in Pennsyyana
AS 10 his position In the Denocrau7 National
Committee Mir Harrity said: That VIII i've mattcr
Far the penocra tic National Committee itsci Wh.ch
Is the orIy body authorized to ACT In the premises
I will dispute the right OF any claimant TO memoir
eip in Il from Pennsylvania until: the committee u
self has passed upon The subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
nEI LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. Il.
stations in Ncw-tork. foot Of barclay
yEsTIDlIED TRAINS. pullman BUFFET
49, pI\IS(H LIGHT.

40 ~ X.
THE or hNGI:S, summit. Bernardsyi!le. Basklns
Ridge Madison. Morrstown' passac P@srs9n B39n'
iionniK iig6P ATCONG. iIacle,trtown. SCIiOoLEYS
u0ifSTAIN Washington. PfHI.LIPSBURG. EASTON.
W,Tr.p GAP STROUDSBvRG. PoconO Mountains.
scnAXTOE PITTSTON. WlLKESBARRE NANTI.
COKE DNNvIlLE NoRTHUMnFRI.AND. Mont.
Lie t;TIck. RICHTlELD SPRINGS. cortland.
eX yi' ,c1.5E OSWEGO ITHACA OWEGO EIMIRA
c6RRXING BATH DANSvILLE HtFFAIO and all
49, WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 a. M-BINGHAMroN MAI. Stops at principal
,o.c. ga 'o,vs ecafe Car BUFFALO SCRANTON. Ring
~ uNMToH owEGO: ITHAcA ELMIRA. TTICA
FXPRESS Pullman ParIor Cars. Connecting at
iiuT,In ,.h trains for Chicago anl points west Pull
va, p,r,,r car. New York q R.chneld Springs
TOO :, n -SCRk NTON WTLKESBARRE and ELMIRA
''V FXIRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Care $1,000
400 = SCRANTON. WII.KESnARRE and Pl.1M-
ZOO p II trl'yl-Chicase Nesthued Limited Express
'''', ~ cCr a%TOS. BINGHAMTON. ET.MIRA RUFF
rM0 Pullman Buffet sleeping Car New York to
tflr,g, Din NJ chr ~ Buffalo.
Bun sl' ENpress Pullman Sleerers ilr
ScrkNTON ptNGtAMToN EfMlRA. BATH NJ,
v6iprS and HI'FFATO. arriving luNalo \. "
o.31 p n ,paUy,- Ut'FFALo SCRANTON BINGHAM;
60 Sow Yorp - Ri-hnel1 SPRING.
rtf!t f"rS ANp PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS NJ
ttSr-y Gaze 4 S1rs. Limited. ll3 broadway. IL Park
p,rc ,o broadway and gt2 Froadway Tickets ~ ferry
,,io,s III lh-ave l2h st; 81 West l2jth-st.. 29
oG Pr5alwav Hr.,Eyn Timetables giving full infor'
.'tTT rXrREss COMPANY will call Tor and
hotel or residenc" 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
WANAMHKERS
: NEWS AT
AkER'S
DRESS GOODS

Dress Goods are the verte-
bra of such a business as we
conduot-they make the stand
ard by which the whole bust
ness is to be Judged.
The Autumn is the most I'M
pOrtant season for the entire
business. This is to be our
first Autumn in New York.
Under these combined intlu-
enCeS we have collected the
Dress Goods for the coming
season. We present the stock
to the intelligent criticism OF
the women of New York with
the confidence that approval
will promptly follow.
Silk an WOOL Popn. 81 %. $50, Sl.75
silk and wool figured Poplins, ,jc, 81. Sl25
silk and wool figured Novelties, 81
Chameleon Poplns, 81 30
Chameleon Eplnslinc, Sl25
Silk lnd wool Chameleon Sl.2j
Mohair VcIourS 80 %
SILK and wool Velours. 50
Fine corded Ncours So
Mirror Vclours, Sl,5
Novelty figured Ve'olns. 81 %, 81 20
Camel, Han Nclous. 81 -
Fancy figured Mate'asSe, 81. %
Figured SILK mixed VclourS 81 80
six and wool MatcllSSe 81 -, 50 %
A,ir1khan figured Novelty, 81 50
Figured two-ton-d Granite. Sl.2j 81 80
Fancy Basket Novelty, Sl.2j
Fancy mixed Granite. 81 -
Fancy Novelty Cheeks. 81 p
Figured Granite 81. 81 -
Two eoorcd mot,led Cheviot, 81
Tailor cloth Checks, Sl2j
SIX figured Vcours, $50
Two coorct DlIGonals, s. p
Mohar figured Armures, 81
Fancy Novelty Chcviot, 81, 81 25
Fancy heather Chevot, 81 p
Basket figured Novelty Sjc 81
Fancy mixed Chcylot 81 %
Two-toHci Chcyot - -
Fancy check SW,iug SO
Ch,wot Dr1p dEe, 81 -
Mixed satin Sole, 81 p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
WHIST SHORE R.K.

,.,v. " 42d St Station. n. Y. as follows ana
Trains Liter from foot OF Franklin St:
,W A. Dali. Local 70 buiaIo; Seepns .c sa,
"Tew York 10 BOomNHie' '"''"'' ''"'' N'' ~ WV
r,eI 900 +. NJ =. ,h.,, ,,r r,,.ku xo,n
,ains ana psiiy for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roch
1oia. nuTalo Niagara Falls. Fort Wayne. Toledo.
Cie.ssammna Anu n Daiiy except sunday to Bloomvie
A. ,.,Skiii Noun aims New Patz. Lakes Mohonk and
ana ,oaa,ska Pario- to KoomNille and Hew Patf
pII ,:,S A. NJ Daily. except sunday e. Ca,:sin
D. ,n,ains New Palt5. Lakes Mohonk and annewasna.
nhanv Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George Parior cars
Saya,,ora AMI Caldwell. -, a.
g, siAI 81. Saturdays only Haf-Iiol,day Special ="
'.nv,.Lu Mountains. Parlor car attiched uo,,
~ oaH.as T.. 81 Daily. except sunday 70 , Cn,ssl noun-
ta'ns anI Saratoga. Parlor car attached 10 b'ooa-
viiie az ai p NJ Daiiy except Sunday. for Albany .
S.nss u n Daily for Albany montreal, LUCE, eyrs-
VW Rochester Buffalo Niagara aus AVf0"'O' Nv
,I, CLEVELAND Chicago and ST. LOUIE .,,.,x
uo'i !, NJ D,ly except sunday. for Hswpurg Aipahy'
Wv ,oyo and Montreal Sleeping car Albany 70 Mon
treai NJ Daily except Sunday for Syracuse. Rochester
ana M Daily Tor Albany Utica. Syracuse Roshs;-
iunaio Niagara Fails Toronto. Detroit Ceveahd'
M eC-Ieaves BROOKLYN oy Annex; Aio;io' biv
A. H. cs:o5 p. NJ. Jersey City =. H. H. s'a''0"'
H,o.n pli:aO C3:2s p VI.
Tn, tables at PRINCIPAL hotels and orces, -.
i'"' q Il LAMBERT. Genera Passenger. Agsn.x
Vanderbilt Ave New f0'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
IEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations foot OF West 23l s. Penn. 2 r.. Cortland,
peshrosses
':ndlcates time from West 23d So other figures SLOW
time from Cortla ndt or pesbrossss -
'G.5. Gao 4. ". daily tSlrfat 'T:1j. =. ~ ~
MaGCH CfIr'NK and nternef,a'e qt1,ons -
.?,55, S15 A. ~ daily for WiIEESBARRE. SGltE-
TON (week dava'. ELMrRA fneek davV ITHACA
GENEVA ROCHESTER BCFFAiO. NiAGAKA FfLi.S
the West and princlpa! local points din NJ car ar
chair 10 Buffalo
'tO;25. 10;SO \. ". Sundays only FOR : md Drj'k
a-i intermediate stations
.IO:25 1850 A. " daily. except slrlay fr MACH
CHUNK ard intermediate points
IL - ZOO LaIlA .x-.-r S,L-..-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.
A SENSATIONAL ADVANCE IN SUGAR COM
MONTH"; SALE OF READING BONDS.

a SENSATIONAL ADVANCE IN SCGAh NoH-
MONTH"; SALE OF READING BONDS.
There was sensational advance yesterday on
the Stock Exchange in the common STOCK OF inc
American Sugar Refining Company Sugar TRUST
The stock opened at 1874. or . above MONDAY
closing and was rapidly carried up TO lJ1, or "s
per cent above the final price on MONDAY. iHe'c
WAS d reaction at the close TO l56, which maze the
net gain for the day 67s per cent The previous
high record price was $50. The upward turn III
the stock was due 10 stampede OF the bears 10
covar their shorts. This stampede was precipitat""
by the calling in of stock loaned to the bears. inc
total sales Of the stock were 7l.2co shares mo
sales Of the preferred were only LOO shares Inc
high price Of the preferred was n1S.. and the CLOS
ing price 1l,i2. which made the net gam LOT
the day ~ per cent The stock marSe IN esorTi
we're 6s6 i shares Some of the net gains In prices
wgTe @ ob @ I'm Colorado Fuel and Iron
IL; Consolidated Gas, Us; LackaWanna' II; q
preferred ia; Lake Erie and Western common -
Lake Erie and Western preferred. ~; Me'f1lGhIin
T rnron cS Mifs1 and IRON. "a The trading in
wheat and rather light Dscem6er "n nSn,
above Mondays closing. December corn sod o, up
to M and closed $ Or cGeG Ssn, IN" 10 NJ"
cents an ounce for commercial bars
The sale Of s6.OoO00O Of Philadelphia ana RehdinS
Railroad per cent bonds the balance OF me ISSUE
days Tribune is regarded rs another evidence OF
the Improvement Of the times. as 1t SHOWS ina
poop!o with surplus funds are read: to lnV'S,
Them The Morgan syndicate took the IondS ~
about 90 and they are said to have been SOFA az :"
kuhn Loci & Co. and Ncrmilye co nave. IT,
Gently disposed of nearly $OVp.H@ OF NV uiN
CITY bonds AT a good advance over the prices Pald
for them.
A portrait in oil Of the late Moses Taylor has
Seen presented by his children to the New ora
Clearing House Association. 1t was paih'c" "H
Daniel Huntington and the presentation was nhie
through Air. Taylor's son. Henry y, &. lay i"I.
Acknowledgement of the gift was m'dC ny ~ iI r,
ward simmons president OF the CI'ar,nS ii F H.
Mr. TAYLOR was for many years pr'SiHcn., " " ~.
Nalioral City Bank. and he was pitSiHch' VI "'e
Clearing House in 1873.
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Pacific Postal Telegraph Cable Company "niCI
was held in the offices Of the company NO 90
Broadway yesterday afternoon. the ic!o"inE VI
rectors were reelected TO- The current year: Jo"i
w Mackay William Var llolrc, CharieS H:,,iii,,
me- Lord Mount STEPHEN. a. r Chnht,'I' r u "
H. Baker. George CT Ward, f.. C. fiIaV anu N .,il
Dcy. meeting Of the directors WI; ~ "f Tor ha
be held Tuesda;. next at which oinCerS Ioi ''
ensuing year will he elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

Leave Ne" VOTE hi't'',' i''''''"'' "'"''
,II,'NC;O % p. IN. and ~ 10 night.
piT.rSKI re 3:"5 sun, 90 sun, l?:lO night.
dfXCITNNTi Sr. LOUIS 955 n. m. - p.
WNSHIWiTON BALTIMORE. 800. g55 Dining Carl
,,'oi n Dining carr. lj5. 325 dining Car, 4.j5
innlng can 5:5j D. m. II 10 night sunday. 900 DIN
ine rar, II % a. DINING carr 100 DINING Can. i33
lining carr 5.55 p. l2'o night.
NORFOLK II % a m. dSiy. go
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper 40 y. m. daily.
Trains leave foot Liberty ST. minutes later.
All trains are illuminated with Plntsch Light -
one. li3 ~ 2G "a. l.li0 u way. 81 r. l4th ST.
Io7 Row-ry y Y: b, "a, Fulton St, Brooklyn; White
hail Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence
o destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
RAILROADS.
NNSYLVANIA
RAIL7oAD.

p RAILROAD.
DesbrOsses cortiandt Streets. ''s''
s Ss; sna Ssa 20:
TwSa'j.hMI FAST FAsr NAIL MAIlpn.D pnr,
Ssw York to sburs sps Car n psDurs TO- ch
81 f S%sT i$s; and Cleveland
4oso ' Cincinnati aSasii' ia1
Sais. WEs SRI sseiss & tai Chi
% EG s5;49 VEST faS"i EXtRssror cncn
EP4SiFis E, sss Ess and
7ss ss %AsH 5s Ess4 A ,l TUE sosgH lis, Is,
s az 0' s1sa. Gar. SIS P?,os car 3 ss.; sS
Cana " Dn h Ga SIS sss Dn n s night Dining
soGTfiERN RAILWAY.-Esprsss 4.2' p. m. nm night.
ATLtNTIc COAST LINE.--Express OBS a. m' saa SIS
cas q ( Vim oH, TrGT TA6
ATLANrTc c;rY..wsst Twen,yc.hl,d Stree s,. station
20 p m n @nS pe''r'''e' ana oO'4"D'
ciSE , ri ses, s9S. B s
irosses and cortland; Streets. 100 and 40 m week
Long hranch A.bury Park nn,erlaken sunaaysS oGsa,
sra~y. S csI as . s. Cos IS p m sun
cortiard, Streets ago 40 0io. 1000 a. m, l2lo
n2p ss snrSav- cn,y' 20 so' ~ DIV 80"
w. FOR PHILADELPHIA.
cr5 725 755 sa5 s.55 % C95J Penna Limited. o5j
dining carr. 1855 1l.5J a 1855. 1.55 2.55 3j5.
425. i.e5 Dining carr AS Dining Car 80 Dining
carr T40 81 s55 p. m, l.. 10 night SUNDAYS. 6l5.
5s SOS SIS 925. 0j5 d.mited, o53. 1856 a. m.
is Dining Can. 355. 4.25 Dining Carr s.Jj Dining
carr. $50 Dining Car) 40 7.5j. SIS p. m. 1911
night
rS oC.s Nf o . o. Vs.. 2s a9 III 9R4 90 na1
md stations ~ Dehrosses and Cortland, Streets;
Cour, street. SEQ Fulton Street os Broadway. and
brooklyn Station BROOKLYN Station. Jersey CITY
New-YorS Transfer Company will call for ara
check from hotels and residences through 70
destination.
7 Il. It'TCHIESOC. Y. Y. WOOD
Maj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
STEAMBOATS,.

HyDsoN RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
PALACE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS
.>l,W YORK and ALBANY"
Fines and fastest river steamers In the world.
Daily except sunday.
leaves Brooklyn. Fulton ST. 0y AnneO......s A. NJ
New NutA, DeshrJsses 81. Fer. 3 10 A. NJ.
West I'D st. Pier. % A. NJ.
For ALBANY landing n Yonkers West Point New
bugh Fcneleepsie Kingston Point Catskl and Hudson.
Dr-.t connection the Kingston ~. Dock with t. &
= trains for Cats<il. Mountain Points and for Lakes
Mohonk and Minhrwaska At Catskli with the Catskl
Mt, and otis n Ry. for Cairo and Mountain Resorts
Ia oad connections at Ncwburgh. Poughkcepse. Hud-
ALBANY for points North East and West Special
Saratoga trains.
TIr,ugh tickets a Desbrosses Pier. POI
81 Pier York Transfer. ana other principal
Offices. -
Delightful Excursion above schedule for
1A[8WR DAY.