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The times., 1897-04-08

Miss Flora Stamford and her company
come to the Bijou next week, presenting
"a Soldiers Sweetheart" written by
Miss Stamford. The play will be well
rendered by a good company, while the
work of Miss Stamford and Mr. Hollings-
head is spoken Of as particularly effective.
Mr.. Mcdonald eas. Teddy O'Mally, and
Miss Emma Myrkle, the charming little
comedienne, in her catchy songs, will
delight the AUDIENCE. The speciaities in
troduced by Miss Myrkle and Alr Harder,
by Mr.. Mcdonald and other members, are
very clever, and are everywhere received
with evidence OF well-merited apprecia
ton -
The times., 1897-04-08

Tie engagement Of Mr Harry King and
Miss Fannie Spaudau is announced.
The times., 1897-04-08

An old favorite organization, she Rentz-
Santley BurIesque Company, repiete with
new features Of interest. comes to the Ly-
ceum next week
The program "Opens with laughable
extravaganza, entitled paris and Pleas
ure, in which a score of pretty women and
clever comedians take part. In the olio,
which succeeds, the participants are us
follows: Dawley and Wal'iron, in character
sketches; Fisher and Croweil, knockabout
comedians; the sisters Engstrom, in poPu-
lar songs; Joseph J. Sullivan, favorite;
the Gilmore sisters, in eccentric comedy.
and Curtis and Gordon, in an athletic
comedy sketch Miss Gordon will intro
duce her bag-punching speciality. Gay
Lifein New York, concludes the bill.
The times., 1897-04-08
Cures Catarrh, Deafness, Asthma
Bronchitis, and All Throat
and IUuO Diseases

It's here for your benefit. All are vel,
come
Hundreds of testimonials
There isn't the faintest obligation on
your part to buy a cents worth of medi-
cine Of any kind The thorough medical
examinations are as free as air
Open all day and evening Sunday,
TO d. m
The times., 1897-04-08

''Jim the Penman'' will be the attraction
at the Grand Opera House next week. 1t
has been said by the press in all cities
where the famous drama, Jim, the Penman"
has been presented this season on its tour
of revival, that the play is identically
thesame that Won over respect and stamped
itself indelibly ON our minds, and the COM
pany presenting it in every respect equal
to the original II includes Harrison j.
Wolfe. and Marie Edith Rice. Mr.. Wolfe
is well known to the Washington theater-
goers; Miss Rice is a newcomer, but her
debut in Washington promises to create
a sensation, as she is beyond question
one of the cleverest artists before the
public, and with face as fair as the cloud
less sky.
The times., 1897-04-08

Olga Nethersole returns to Washington
next week, and VIII appear at the La
fayette in a repertoire Of her best pieces
Miss Nethersole's company is chiefly made
up of American actors and actresses and
numbers thirty-flye people This organi-
zation is the largest the actress has ever
had, and is the result of her production.
"a Daughter OF France, in which there
are more than thirty speaking parts. The
best known members OF her company are
Nathaniel Hartwig, Robert Pa teman, Frank
Landers. Brice McRae, Thomas "A. Hail
William Postance, John Blair, K. Peyton
Carter, j. +. Brlen, W. b. Roysten, William
Farnum, La wIence Miller, George w
Lynch, Clifford Leigh, u. w. FlanneTy,
Clifford Pembroke, b. H. Hargreaves,
Ed win w. Voight, Henrietta Watson,
a nnie Clarke, Alexes Leighton. Violet
Black, Charlotte Crane, Madge Meadows,
Jennie Leland and Annette Leland
The times., 1897-04-08


sOusa comes for single concert at the
Lafayette next Sunday night. 1t is a
pleasure to be able. to announce that the
general desire to hear many of SouSi' S
own popular marches AS possible at his con-
certs here will again be gratified. Sousa's
success and popularity are doubtless as
much due To his musical compositions as To
his ability as q leader and musician. He
is as widely kno wa in this countr Y through
his irresistible marches as for his magne-
tism as leader. And Sousa leads one Of
the finest bands in the world. Mr..
sousa claims that every occupant or a
seat in his organization is a musician Of
uncommon skill, and thoroughly worthy
Of the company he is in, which adds to
the pleasure of enjoying such delightful
music. All Sousa's men are models of de-
votion to and admiration for their leader.
The times., 1897-04-08

Next week brings to the Academy Hoyt's
famous comedy, "A Texas Steer" which
will be presented by what is promised as
the best company ever seen in the play
"A Texas Steer" was played nearly four
hundred nights in New York city, and the
ovatio on it received at the last per-
formance must have been very flatter-
ing to the great playwright. There We're
wagon loads OF flowers, and Mr.. Hoyt
was forced to make speech, in which
he stated that the clever satire on pres
ent day politics had proven the greatest
of any of the many pieces he had writ
ten. Summer prices are prevailing at the
house and the patrons are appprecia tive.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
THE STATE or TRADE.

later declined rapidly. following Chicago and New York
No 1 hard spot 81 oiN No Northern spot 81 osN .nN
Winter wheat lower No red. 81 No 3 extra red yyc;
No red 0GG?7c Corn held steadily. In spite OF the de-
cline In wheat No yellow. 35lsc; No 3 yellow; "ac;
weaker No white 23hc; No white. 22l.c No white
2oc: No 2 mixed. PIG; No mixed. 2oa2o'sc Rye
weak and lower: No . track. 52c. Canal freights
strong. Flour In good demand. firm.
Raitrnora Aug. 2A-FTour quiet. unchanged sales loo
bbls Wheat weak and lower; spot and month. 81 W,+W
81 O0Hs: September. D9Q99izc steamer No red v.'.a
979.c: stock. l.5tS 1876 bush sales 10000 BUSH southern
Corn weak. spot 33lkq33Ac; Sep,ember 81.
m33isc: ryed. 3lisd3l.c: stock llso-l busn
sales l3s BUSH Southern white corn, 3jn3'c 90 yel
low BRASS oats steady: No white Western. 24a2oc'
No mixed do, 2izn22c: stock. l36 sol bush iye un
settled and easy NO nearby. 53izdjtc: No western
5,n'jc stock. 63364 bush. Hay steady choice tm2ny
s'3 5oGsii Grain fregnts very quiet steam % Liver
pool per bush 3d asked September; Cork for orders per
,uqiter 3s september Sugar f!m. unchanged i'u'tsr
G-m. fancy creamery Isdl9c do Imitation. l4uioc %
ladle lIni2c good ladie. i0uic: store packed vai"c
Eggs firm; fresh, Iic. Cheese very nrm, unchaHBeo'
Boston Aug 24-Flour-Unsettled; winter patents
81 25G s. 75 cea- sagts s. 73as3 - pring patents
Firm: per bag s0aS2c: per tarrel 81 "Isi =" ,e.mer
tnscttlad: steamer yellow. 40atOi.c; No . stean'e.
3si,T3sac Oa,s-Quet: fancy Clipped 2u2"e 30
clipped 2sia2silc No clipped 2i,?a.ss ~ MI ieei
,r bran sil 25asl4 20: mddngs sl5 50gSls; red d9g
eour si7 Fresh beef-Firner steers 'H.uSc' n.,i-
1uor,ers IOT IOiAc fores 5N5i:c LanbS-tlrm mutton
and veorllngs GtgaIi5c veal sd9c. Burr-flrn NpI.n
ar creanery isc: Western creamery. l1i.g INC ml'a
,irn l0sGi2,c ladies' i0al0lac. Checse-Firm; North
ern. sa.d9c; Western. sa.9oc. =,
chicago Aug 24-The leading futures ranged as foi-
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT


CoTTON-The speculative activity developed IN co',Sn @
Yesterday well susain~l ,oay @ az @ hr The
marke, opened steady at an advance 81 la' p'n' %" m
without causing much surprise the part of the
local contingent In Vie" OF me sfhSa..'a, s % m a. sa,
End ,bn pr from this continued more or less
prominent hrogshou, tA@ session. SG sra me fwel o by De-
cline of lI4 20 points the more active posons WIN
,2e MARIE % anss n fn "hd ss Showed h net net Of
points appears tina, there is pretty close corne, IN
Aus%. "s to Win M sSor. ~ f Is 1amsa 1%Isa IN a
% u and is ALSO assere that there be
temp, overcrowd the remaining shorts. ain,usn 30
ke looked for that cotton has c2mmencel To- az
large crop it also expected by good many conservare
people here that the demand fr cotton in this connry
At present consumption is wei up TO the move
en! and from the s"ny gnsna at sF oc,yr aTT afr
recent years Of depression and apathy Ihs view, ~
loving the close Of 'Cange shows Liverpool Is
pected considerably letter morrow. on the OH
rains have improved cotton In Texas eHcert over
tnucs cotton needs ran in Missouri and portions Of
Tennessee and North Carlna with the crop seriously
plaints Of rus and SPEEDING ana OF rong and damage
the Liverpool cotton market open higher to morow On
lands Sc; mddng Gulf SIC: sales. si3 bales. including
~ n,,cs -. rnng ana =" haes contract
Cotton Exchange special Iiverpol cables: Spot cotton
anl export 800. American. 5000. receipts 5000. mid
ding uplands nd Futures steady. buyers at > G+ ad-
closed barely steady at 5a5s points net advance
January February 3J2i sb: February March a53i iys.
Marc--April. @54b: Apri MAY 355s; MAY June. ;j's
August IE'i:h August September. iHs September Oc'o
Der. 3Gs October November. 351s. November December
354s Decemher January 3,3s Manchester yarns. full
prices insisted upon. but business small Cloths quiet.
Spot cotton in southern markets. midilng quoted was
follows New Orleans firm. 1i6c sales. 800 bales
Mobile. nothing doing. 7l.c. nc higher savannah
steady 1iSc i.c higher sales I9l bales Cnarlest
firm. Ti.c. Nc higher Wilmington quiet re Norfolk
quiet Sc; sales bale Baltimore nominal. sI.c. Au-
gus1 steady. nc; sales 16 bales. ST. Louis firm,
Z II iGc.
no Of rto.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York August -. 1897
exported and diTec, to wes, Sde aughterers ana
Sards day. feeling reneray hm % Dressed beef rm
at 7gs'gc per n for city dressed naye sides Cables
from London and Liverpool quoted American steers at
l0'zQic dr. s~ed weight. refrigerator beef >aac per
j. sha% ham lea'? aS hSa9 & 'af i's
berger and 2iGo quarters Of beef for Nelson Morris he
the Brookyn y TO hfiso f1fi is % ca,s "' for pTha a
to take out 1000 quarters Of beef for Eas,mans COM
Pan me s. r% nS no " aaes for
eeSP,s tt s head making ,o YIN The stock
mainly at Siseth st The feellng was about steady al
ordinary choice year 25as per 100 ID ciiy
quiet at Ga oc dressed buttermilks sold G.a7ic; ,e
sales II H. Hollis: veals I7a n average at 81 per
100 NJ.
Hume Mullen: v.als i7' II. at 81, do. ios n at
sHaET IH9f Avb 81 >s1 lie Tsp @ s 50 i5 carr. or
head including cars direct 10 butchers and making
ca @ On % a p at JSrs cy and at Sx,eth . s she1p
were guet hut The feeng trls better On Iisht supplies
unc,mmonly dull but, while strictly prime grades
cS"il have been realized on common and medium s.rts
H 70 p % o % a s. IST % per oS c M m'1 eomon to-
very cnoice lambs at 81 59asG 10 Drsssed mutton 5a7c
few wethers now and then realizing 7'sc; dressed
s . 1 SO M ?af s E"q'sy S + x s aI g o a q n d. !;
n 2, So Ksnc % . 5hTcH 10 DO NJ Il at + 50 50 :, . Do 81
vena @ in at d. - ics % H. H. a, s. % S" ' 0 ut - " -
: Judd 4 CO.: 2l2 Virginia lambs 90 NJ S. % rs
state Go II s. 30; io do. GO H. At 81 - Ken-
lucky shcop o2 n. 81 10. STATE do. 2s H. at 81 80
: Sanders lTi state lambs. - H. ~ - i2ie
HOGS Receipts i2 Ii6 head. only 10 head on
sale Quoted steady 81 i0as4 20 100 H. with fancy
light pigs a tr.fe more.
Sales Hume 4 Mullen late yesterday % state pigs 9s
NJ ,yo,age AT 81 per leo II. 81 es 49, 10.
g. 60. do is4 n at - 81 q do 1872 ~ at - 10:
,ou,hs rs, ~ u, 3, 81 3 do 321 n. 81 30
II II fIols late yesterday: 3s state hogs. 20i H.
g. go: - d. H. - 30. ~ Do. III H. at 81 -. :
rouehs 2io ~. 81 ~.
George pnenbacl late Yesterday 100 state PIGS. l2l
II, a, 81 200 II. - -. roughs 223
H. M 81 80 . do +5 H. 81 80. = stays. cJ H. 50 -
4 VI Lamb lat. yesterday: 81 State hogs. i6i n. a,
81 90. do 233 H. AT s. ~
< Judd -. late Yesterday: 32 state hogs ~ u. at
6, 20 10 do ~ AZ 81 60 81 DO. 2is 10. 81 81 80
a. ool 10 nj - ~: . rougns 3lj NJ 50 co. :Gi
NJ AZ So 20: d. i33 n 81 80 stag 800 10 a So
: Sanders late Yesterday: 50 State hogs. 10 10 at
81 Do. III IL. AZ - CO. 81 Do. lS1 10 AZ - ~:
j.. 10 H.. a -: roughs. $40 No. at 81 Co. do 2'o
~ At 81 80, | stag. go IL. at 81 -
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

Me"tSn a,c Mo Michigan combins 24g2Sc: No Iinoi:
combiug 2ia25c; NewYork. -Hampshrs ana ana
Vermont i0c; No New-York Sew-Hampsnire anu
Vermont, 23al4c: delane Michigan 24c quarter
blood combing 2OI2ic; Kentucky and Indiana egntn-
blood combns 2Oa2ic Missouri quarter, blood coming
ooI2Ic: Kentucky and Indiana eighth blood combng:
2DG2ic Missouri quarter blood combng, 2oc missouri
threeeghhs blood combing. 2oc bra'd eo"o''s' ''''
Lake and Georgia 10I20c ..> ,.o,x..
Texas wools-spring medium twevemon'h) l4aioc:
spring medium secured 37N3sc spring hne uweiVe-
month"; I24i4c; spring fine secured, 42c ,,a
Territory wools-Montana fine medium ana hne i39
10, Non,,na dno medium and fine secured. 4la42c;
ea2le 42c: Utah wyoming etc. fine medium and me; me
I21i4c: I-tah and wyoming fine medium and fine. 4on
42c Utah and Wyoming fine medium and hne staple
43T4Jc. o y.a.-.
combng good 52d54c combing average 4sq3oc; Queens
land cornblng. JOdJ3c.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

East runalo Aug 2.-Catue- Receipts very light
market s9~ wa'ar'T, Z. M mssNe' ,on y M 70
good ps 60. pigs good choice. 81 35pS ~ sheep
and lambs 'eTy Ign marEGt t st s,e3ag 1a "a iS
s.. sheep choice selected weihers - 2gsi 80; cus
and common. 81 5"0s3 80 . .
bulls stags and cows s2qs3 -. common 70 good fa'
oven s2asi 80 Hogs steady 70 rrme pigs light York
80 80 81 9s 10 Ss@yy o3c dsgst 49, 49,
e. good iamt~. siu$5; veal calves. 81 aoasG 80
Chicago Aug 2i-in cattle there was demand Tor
Of the year All in values for smooth beef steers
was toward improvement load q choice ll~lb ste.rs
selling up to - - AMI ch@ice 9o rsen raS1 al S or or
prices for good thrifty feeders cn'icr os si
blow s. Toia,'s Texas and Western ci,'le met good
demand at former prices. Native and mixed stock
went with freedom at former prices fancy hcrrs se1ng
s3 20 The run OF calves small for Tuesday AMI al
Mondlys big gain was retarded best vsas selling up !"
wha, restricted demand 81 Il the good strong w.'ght
mixed sold and closed around s. packers ouy ins "a
h gs sold up 81 o7s but Il took fancy bi,'mers %
make 81 10 few fancy light '9i up 20 , - 90 trade nqs
was sluggish at the reduced prices Iraie IN she'p @ an
lambs was fairly active at about former prces NaEe I'VE
mnni at s$as3 feeders selling at 80 5oa$3 60 Ine
demand for feeders -,r ns ana II promises Use 70 g. s for
H sS hlcny a, 81 75ast - Receipts Cattle. $500
bced. hoes 1000 head; sheep i5"oo head
St Louis Aug. 2i-Catile stead, t. strong s ".'ns nd
snpgins ""a q ssn ss steer. under 1860 H. s. 5Gss
s"ckers ami feeders 81 75as4 80 cows and hsfsrs ga
and heifers 81 Hogs lover light 81 o5asi 10
mixed 81 l5asi 10 heavy So 7saSt io Hasf II
iambs s. 75asa: Tesa. sheer. 81 Is .., ., .,ror0
CIV Avg active ss"as 70 5oiss rsS @
yd 81 ssasi: lights 81 soqsl; Workers, s. 9IsaA
hulis 80 25as3 10. Sheep steady: lambs. SrS' 10
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

COFFEE-The coffee market opened steady. With prices
5Nl5 points cables from Eur0uc neing disappint
ing and Brazil showing enormous receipts ll'"p
bags making the total movement since July ! over
responding time last Following the opening call
the course of within changes
and general situation remained quite i"1'urtesS
throughout the session with tho market finally barely
cali 7aO bags: up ~ M 100 bags and for N" en-
7Jp Cleared from Santos August ~
~ bags H.ova. Trading lav quite
local and private advces indicated much the
lack 0f outside interest IN coffee that has long
vailed Local traders hesntei to sell fearing that
"A considera'le interest already have accumu
lated on other hand. the enormous movement Of
coffee Al Rio and Santos indicated buyers Tn" market
mild coffee without quotahe change in prices. has
nlod shade easier IN closing nominal We quote
Maracaibo common good. ?s.Ii"c: good Cucuta.
Caracas. l0i2nIsC Porto tahelo
9.MiGc. Savanla-- BucaramanEa. i3ismljHc: Eogota
ljdlsiLc Mexican -Codoya l0hnlGis oaxaca. llNlsc
Central Am.rican-tommOn to ordinary. ION iic; fair
70 good it.Ml7c: prime tO choice l1hH2War East
23ism24isc: 27n3)c Javas 2in25c
Angosura. 1lQi2c. Mocha. 1sdloc.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

quotations were as follows; fl21r SaSs saSis, %o
y;o% s,sG$s'''% ss}sss %o Ss .h;s Gs,'' lss
ogs rye s gASsc "a o:;'1 81 dsSi Ha%eii 81 - g..
$ soasS s. ar4 per ioo n - Sadcrs I1 T90r dxc r "a
5,c Snort ciesr sides ID xeD. 5aa34s wh!skey Gls ns
5nsase 5S1 "0, on the a1sy the ,d sgsr
sals1 %arSr' dr Ta; sI s.aoc S''i Eggs am fresh r5
aem%s ' ,,.s corn ossG sssy II Rye
% Ia /, as'i Wi.A.. s 40 ac1s H4H Il es' s H5%
Elgn Creamery 2oc; Ohio iGTds' Saass Sasy.
Zoe sugar steady Eggs siTSns iron, oo, 9lFsfr sasd '
Mwaukee Aug 24whea, lover 80 Sorn SSrr MSrhe.; 70
80 spring 'S e. Bess%SrT Shis ?lS22o s e Rye
g. 0 cii.g .gS2c Barley dull and lower No 4oc' SAN"
sSia%6er emts SIS e. on tr4fs old Old 10 81
h 3 o. NTys%ee, SsS9S reported
% iomesc buyers Foreigners are praciSay % 0u' S %. @
make, fE gesn:s s. ir rs Dst%s scaTs second
irars 81 sog$S Bran in bulk. 81 'ouS'' saoAe'
Aug W@sa weak ss1,enp9r nps SC nominal SMs
srade ATs1Sa @ Sovember nominal
2c ower mixed Ausu, and oss sp'f%0f5 1e 5wsT SO
and N0ysmoST n'lHo 6caber and November $3.50
sGc Provisions firm smoked beef CITY a. ms Dys
hams ci1ed in ,erces s'sqosc sides ribbei in salt,
5a5 shoulders pickle cured iaTces D SS' e do tubs sa
loose 5i.q5i2c. Flour lOal1c per enl
winter surer. 81 5oQ$3 ~ DO extras s5 ''gf
svivania roller clear 81 JOnS4 10; DO sraieht -
Western clear. winter 81 oOas' 20: 90
81 sas5. do patent s5uS5 30; spring clear - VGs@ ~,
- Straight, - 8oas5 ~; DO patent 50 We 80 -; 90 90
clsar a ,OTSi 50: do straight $3.50 -; 90 pa.smr
5as5 - Butter firm and isc higher fancy sste,"
Sreasrv isa lsiAc do Pennsylvania prints ana 90 Mes
rn mrn,s lsc Eggs firm: fresh nearby. i5c; 40 Vest
er ri.i.4ljc Cheese firm and higher New iofh uI,
creamery fancy gsc; do fair TO good s.g"..c. itsii
sugar unchanged cotton firm. Tallow rrn fa deha,u
city prne in hhls. 3c. country prime II! po's
ARK DO 2ac: cakes 3'sc grease. 2sc. Live poultry
ie. fowls easier: fowls. oc; old ROSTERS, &c; spring
,oodsrae demand fowls. choice. oi5c; broilers large
,iG,2c. dn small and scalded. salOc.
s, Louis Aug o4-Flour quiet and weaker In sym sym
h wE' wheat. patents Sjas5 20; straights 81 $50
si X clears 81 i5GS4 30: medium 81 53aS3 80 Wneat-
Sno lower No red cash. elevator "oc track $500;
X, hard cash Ole; track 9tc94sc september. "-,tc
Drcemlar 94s.c bid. Corn-Spot lower NO CASH q.
hd september 2G4c bid MAY, %OAsc asked Oats- -sp11
ivar. No cash elevator lsi2c bid track, I've; no
white 2isd23isc: September. 1850 asked; DeIeiper,
losc asked; May. 2l7sc asked. Bran firm and hRner
sacked east track. 1890; at mills i>aDc nus,y' ,
higher creamery l5dl9igc dairy. l0ai6c Eggs weak
sbmng new 50: old s. ~ Pork lower prime steam.
s. o. choice ~ BaconBoxei lots extra snort clea.
and ribs 81 25 shorts. S6 37s. dry salt meats boxea
shoulders So extra short clear and ribs - 'o sor's
81 81
Toledo Aug ci-Wheat active. lower; No cash. sep
,enber and December Ole Corn dull weak; 90 mixed
o,r. September 3Oi4c oats dull, easy; No HiNeu;
lsi5c RYE active. lower: No cash. SOC. Clover seed
active lower. prime October 81 2Is Oh Unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

Foreign markets Coffee market auiet e ol av-
Santos. 5000. DAYS be stock
705 900 bags Hamburg y pfg Iowe-
closed loss of u pfg. 3 0)J baE& Havr.-Con,e
opened quiet. Unchanged - m unchanged. at
3 p m. unchanged closed quiet and UNCHANGED: total
sale bags
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.

Steamers Kaa,erskiii and Catskil leave every week
day y NJ from foot OF Christopher ST. y. r. con-
Meeting "A Catskil with mountain trains Siaterooms
lighted electricity. Bicycles carried free Horses and
carriages taken send to pier 10 catski for dascrip
~
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

RIO coffee market irregular and unsettled with little
iDing, owing rise in exchange. No RIO $3.50.
hangc. i5-lod; 3cd higher; receipts two days 1000
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
% 500 li2

The Exchange price has been 81 90 can when dei,I
sred xest of The Hudson and 81 Il delivered In this c!
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

bags: cleared for the United States. IooV oass' e'e
for Europe bngs; stock. s2icoV paes ,o,,o,..
The STA position Brazil coffee - as io'o"s'
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
6teamboats.
HIupsoM River BY DAYLIGHT.

NEW YORK" and "ALBANYN
Fines. and fastest river steamers In the world.
Daily except Sunday
Leaves Brooklyn. Fulton st. ,by Annex )......8 L. X
West 22d 50. Pier. ........0 An
For ALBANY. landing at Yonkers West Point Nev.
burgh Poughkeepsie Kingston Point Catskl and Hudson
Direct connection the Kingston ~. Dock with U. q
2, trains for Catski Mountain Points and for Lake.
Mohonk and Mnnewaska. At Catskll With the CatskiU
Mt and Otis FL. Ry for Cairo and Mountain kesorts
Railroad connections at Newbursh. Poughkeepsie. Hui.
and Albany for points North East and West Special
Saratoga trains
Through tickets sold ST. Pier, West 22a
St Pier. New York Transfer and other principal
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
FRENCH LINE.
GENERALE Transatlantique.

- DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARls. FRANCE
IA GAsCOGNE Baudelon. sat Avg, Is 10 lvns
~ .MpACNE, POrot sat, S'r'. ', IvA
Rates OF passage First class y 20 Paris si.s Ss
,are 10 Paris and landing charges Par or =.
.ea, Il extra during summer season Second class
ra,'s rSpGPr General Agent. Bowling Green n. l.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
MORTG1 @G@C0A0l LLOYD.

NWU ] u (EGWtINN IIJWVWs
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE
PLYMOUTH LONDON. BREMEN
Havel Tu Aug. 81 10 AN Lain. .Tu. sept. 81. 10 AN
.,a Saa.e Tu. Sept ! 70 IN Kaiser Ta sept ?s ioAM
cHERROURG PARIS BREMEN.
A,er Sat. Sept 10 A. ". Spree Sat sept IS 10 A.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
sOrTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN.
Friedrich der Crosse. Thursay Aug %
lIarnarossa THURSDAY. sept
Nsr!sruhe. hursh" Sept !: nc5
Koenign Luise .Thursday Sept. 49,
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA
Kaiser Sept T. 10 a. NJ Werra.. Sept. ~. 10 A.
Ems. Sept IL ~ A " Fuda Sent. % 10 A. ST.
OELRTCIIS & CO. BOWLING GREEN.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

~ From Pier 81. n. r.. 7. NJ. MONDAYS iur, ,o
Wednesdays. Fridays and SATURDAYS ditset tSswvond
Savannah Clo~e rail connection tor points osysrer.
Low rates TO Augusta Macon M,anta "0"e
Rham New Orleans. CHAT. Nashville, etc ,,,o,s -
Tickets include meals and superior a., Os.
steamer For passage and freight rates Apply S,ng y
3i. u'way or 10 M. q. HAMMOND. Agt ~ sPy'Y.
y X BRYAN Jr. @ r. A.. 3is Broadway. W
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

NEW IAVEN-FARE 81; Excursion, Sl.50;
SUNDAY Excursion 81 Fast steamers leave Pier *;
=. L.. weekdays. T. NJ and " midnight Sundays $50
\. NJ and IL midnight: weekday steamers connect ON
wharf with trains for Mer.den Hartford Springfield and
points north.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

VNO VENEZUELA.
l. Steamers OF the RED ''D' LINE. under msmm,s,A
tract with the United States Government are a'''
10 call from Robert pier. Brooklyn. r,.u, curscss
For La Guayra tfor Caracasl. Puerto ,aoe"'
and Maracaibo, via Curacao ox 4
ss PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday. Angus, o. n
So CARAcAS............ .sa saturday. september 4
ss yENTZI' FLA. -. "Wednesday. Sep,emnsr To-
~ ROULTON RIIss DALLEI'r.
General Managers. No. iS Fr""'
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

CLYDE LINE.
~ CHARLESTON s. C.. the SOUTH and 80, LII II" S'''
JACKsONVIII.E and all FLORIDA foINIS.
From Pier 90 T.. II. foot Roosevelt ST. :" p ~ ~ n
COMA\('IIE
IROql' 'OIS. W.
w.
CHEROKEE. ,,,o,s
WM. 7. CLYDE & co, General Asen.sv
$50 -. IN, p.,tn + & p Line Via Jacksonville
sa, 90 Freight and Passenger Line. via Charlesea
T G. EGER. General Agent 30 hroaawN, y. -.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
CT\ARD LINE.


"A Party strictly limited. Leaves New York oc'oe1
lth Two or three more passengers wanted 10 compe'
ar,v Mediterranean cruise February 9TH. is9>.
CT.ARK'S AN TOURIST AGENCY. III u way - -
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
T0ElDN@I7OM l0N G
4 MMG l@l AMIN AND BLOCK ISLAND.

HsWION UNA,JNIUV 4NUUY EHaSSVN " Z ls.,''
FOR ORIENT leave New-York daily Except sun
stII,ITER ISLAND. days at p ". saturdays AZ |
t;RsENPORT y. NJ. from Pier 10. +. r.. pike
SOt'THOl.D. slip. Saturdays Boat does not 60 20
SAG HAKBOR Block Island and tuesdays, ihu's-
AND days and Saturdays Boat does not
BLOCH ISLAND. go - south,d.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

/ THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO 4
Connecting az the Isthmus for all West Coast for"
Mexico Central and South America -,
Steamers sail from pier foot West 9th 81. " ',xa
Ely, TcE - Aug 30 noon ATLIANcA.. sept ~ "
rSr rates apply at Company's office - BFoadME,,
" ~ " JOHN MUIR. Traffic Manae'-