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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-06
QUOTATIONS. FOR BEEvEs.

BEEvEs-Receip,s FOR two DAYS 7e cars or ass7
head including Al cars to be spoTsa oar 70 for the
ket. OF which "a at Jersey city and 10 a. Fs
prices other grades slow and weak rough Sn s1n cs
70 g native steers sold at 81 coass per 100
.se5 indian g IS % &c Y5ssa 70 % rP boz,
S %snS ana at SEQ s. Soas2 So Sy eaa
Dressed beef in light demand at '.aS1 and r
erpoo quoted American live cattle lower al l0fan 90
trlgora,or beet SLOW at s].as,c per n No shipments
ms Port Osay To Ve 9e b aa%t1 T fs
berg q Sons ard schwarzschd sulsberser. and ESQ
'Tss,s Pf % Ohio ,e II 90 sy; :. 60
a. s.Ea q DO 2a ~ a, o. n at 500 - J so
sey ~ ~ a. s. ~ ep !s4o cows =" OIL ID r. a,
3 2se g. 4 = 49, iO So m u. a; So. - "a
% r. I'D c4 q, * 3 i " d5 iif:'i 9
a. IS 2 sa do So q 9 Sho TO- d o. 1909 ~
:,, s. . az i iis5 II. a ITO ZOO v,,
&c % & Psnn,yly a Dc i cSerd 1s "a,
10 II Ksn,acy S9 li$2 d. Oxen al 200 10 at s. so
W. D do 1850 n at s. ioi5 10 at 50 %
cow. at Sc 80 do go n at So % 10 do co. 3D.
IS d q i.s ;s, as 5, 3i n? 70 a. s. s Fl
lnes ,sc, 4,s Sf r. a. a S 10 a.
ss r. $ 9 90 s;.5 5'S 2, at 's bulls
9. 81 !S S cow ~ 81 IS; " DO 500 ~ at 81 co.
1850 10 81 80. COW, go 10 al - 10 ''' ''' 49,
Isi,re wrisht & Co: bulls so2 n. at s2Io; 9 90
as ID AZ So so cows o57 10 at 81 80 90 oAo TO- al
8. so: do $40 n. Sc; DO. iot ID Of ~ 90 .oo .
George DnIenback. CONS s73 10 at 80 DO w TO-
@ 90 c. G =? sdS S 10 at so: do 80
n a, 81 IS. , Co. 1S5 n a 81 20.
Andrew MAJ en-: u cows 40 NJ at 81 CO .
John Ducey. bull. 1870 10. a, Sc Is: DO. $40 ~ at
Hsn, go y, p q, 80 q g n Il DO $. e! 10
Mirt. R.ssg. v:5. stsa which WI
q. ers s, sI;u caves moulded
cAI.vES-Receip,s for two DAYS were 2 1855 head all
for the msr1et o, which 1905 were at S1,ie,hs' ard
The Sa az. w: az isgsc l.wer a, rsn
arc ,. shon ciSareG Poor verl choice veals sold
sass re~ 100 70: grsssers at S5oTs+ buiiermks at
sSesast 90 FED calves sass % No westerns in
he market city dressed veals lower IT "a litsc per 10
INC s.,ra carcass~s selling 12c country dressed
Hons veal: * IL; u, sye.1S :; a. IS 9 9s
i 10 at 81 %: u do i22 n a: So 30 80 90 msw iso'
Ia VI a. s. 20 led ca,e. 27s 70 al 81 10 DO 2io ID
=, IS q DO e3i n. at 81 90 10 bnttermiks arr 'ed
calves nixedl 213 n. at 81 s7,s eu'.rInS TO- no. al
So5 ~ do la8 n at 81 1914. 1875 Go lso no. - 80,
n at s; s7t: 30 do la2 10 at 81 SO: 70 Co. icy r. at
d. ITO ~ at s. e. do sos 10. at 81 i, de- 1872 r. At
SGsiI; 4 do 1879 10 80 90; d. zia 10 at So CO.
ITO r. at 81 70; do. 2i3 10 a. s. so fed caves .
si Z & a. s. Is 90 o. Isl Isl b B.
Nelson: % veais 40 10. at S. 10 do. i6 ~ az
sIs7: n DO 100 10 s. ~; L. do. lI3 ~ al DO
10 lls ~ at se FED calves 2o7 ~ at 81 2 do 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-06
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave ". i2I ST. station. y. y, as follows
and IL m earlier from foot n franklin 81. -
hi .35 A NJ. for t'ransi n's. West Point Kingston
Lakes Mohonk and Mnuewaska. Catskill Mounana
Albany. Saratoga. and Lake George. .
I'oO p NJ. CONTINENTAL. LIMITED Daly for A.
hany SyrdCusa Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Fas
Clcveand. Detroit chicago and 81 LOUIS Arrives
chicago ard -. Louis next afternoon. Dining ar
C4,OO p NJ. Daily excep, sunday, for congers Cran-
ston's, West Point Cornwall, Newbuigh, and n's'-
800 r. 81 Daily except sunday. FOR Albany. Saratoga
Montreal and Eastern canada. g..
0,3O T. NJ Chicago and 81 Louis bmlted paly lf
Utica Syraclsa Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fsur
Toronto Detroit cleveland. Chicago and -. GUS
7,45 p II. Daily. except sunday. for syracuse, koches-
ter buffalo. Niagara Falls ard Toronto.
S;t5 T. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica, syracuse ZONES
Tor Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit C1evs
land. Chicago and 81 lou.s saturday nght nas
sleeping Car 10 Catskill Mountains. . 49,
r G. leave Brooklyn "AnneN"-B io;4S A VI L $40
r ~ Jersey city. r. r. Il. Station 3. ii;n n NJ
e. 1885 r NJ
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices.
g f.. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave. New YORK
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proposals.
TO CONTRACTORS. ,
CEAI ED PROPOSALS. for furnishing The ma

TO CONTRACTORS.
CEALED PROPOSALS for FURNISHING the hla'
- erias and performing the labor required ana neSs
sarv Tor the erection and finishing. power pant vain
ing ventilation and hot-water supply wafer uppy au
s fribution. plumbing and drainage engines ana S'ne'
tors. and the electric wiring and hXture-; Yi n
~ hospiial and accessory bulldlnSr AZ 'ili
I.p y r. for Manhattan state Hospital may Ne sen,
hy mail delivered IN person W 70 80 vi In
Thursday dsv 81 september lsas 70 non
Henri p Rowland President q the Board ~ Mah'
To I Madison Avenue. New York city, az whlch nm"
ami place tho will receive and open an ~ and
drawings and specifications may be consulted. ~
b,,E fo,m. ~ proposals obtained at the Once Of t
board ~ Managers No I Madison Avenue; New iorH
o. or q, ire once G. Perry. Architect. IN tins
capitol at AbirN. II. y . - 4,... .o,to, . nd
a5'.ssed 70 I'm Henry T.. Rowland. President or ts
Ro5rI Of Marsser, No. / Madison Avenue. sew ~
on and ,cd the tile ~ the work when oh
ders prop g 20 do. oro,,,- = DoDcr
Secretary Of the Board ~ Managers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-06
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New YORK.. foot - 'nal9e :.
as follows and five minutes earlier from West 20
O:OO 4. M.-Veshued Express daily Tor bihsn,,.io
Wsverlv Elmra Buffalo. Bradford. Arrives buha''
L. NJ Paror - Buffalo. -. r.,,s
oiI5 \. M.-Ncsueued Express daily foT ssc ys
HOnesdals and important local points 10 tm""' "
man Paror Cars fot Monticello and Emira , ,,uy
2:OO =. M.-vestibuled limited Fast MAJ D'W
Solid train Chicago. Arrives Cleveland -" .nd
Chicago +. VI. Sleepers TO Chicago. Cevelsn' ~"
Cincinnati. Dining Car. - 49,, Ex,rsss
$40 4. M.-turalo and Cleveland Vestinge "a ES S a
daily Arrives at Buffalo I;o5 A. NJ. Braitora- NJ
~ jamestown 100 A. NJ. Youngstown ". .,Ns,ri.
Cleveland 1890 =. VI. Slcepers 10 Burao ana ''e''
cate Library car - ia. rrmra
o;I5 r. M.-Daly solid train for Binshaintoh SJs,so
Wayerly and Chicago. Sleepers 10 HoFne'SN''''
and Cincinnati Dining Car. 80 ,,,.,,N,x AC-
NNCKErs Local. TIME CARDS ANn ~ IA az BROAD
cOMMODATIoNS At III. ii3 26l 4l anu -, ia3th-
way, i27 Rowery l56 East i25,h st. ana ~ 49, ssS
ST. chambers and West I'D ST. ferries NsM", ,tysr 81
and Fulton st. Broadway. Brook yn 10, Ta,sfsf
Hoboken and Jersey Cty station. New oin I'd rest
Co. calls Tor and checks baggage from ho'eS '
dences
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Charleston. Sept Cotton quiet, middng Sc Re
cep,s 4e6 bales; exports coastwise 200. stock. 2S
Memphis. Sept 5.-t'otton quiet; midclng DC. low
mdding. IL l6c good ordinary nominal Net receipts
2s2 bales; 555, shipments 2li3 sales l@'. stock
a. 800
81. Louis Sept. Cotton dull; middllnF. sc: low
mddling Sc. good ordinary. 49,. Gross receipts lG3
bales: shipments. 1865. stock. % So.
Galveston. Sept cotton easy middling. l6c low
middng 81 l6c; good ordinary. l6c Receipts. 66l3
bales: sales. 10. stock 81 400
New orleans sept 5-Cotton auie'. mfidng $50. low
midding &c good ordinary. 4'sc Ro~ipts s3I. bales
exports France 300 cOastwise 3G sales l,o0 stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-06
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET

IJverpool Sept . 4 n. m.-CIosing: Co'ton-Spo'. In
creased demand and prices easier; American middlng
fair 23-c2i: good middllng. II 22d. American mid
ding 3 32d. low middng 3isd good ordinary.
81 32d; ordinary % sd The sales Of tho day We're
bales which 1000 for speculation and ~
port and included 400 American Receipts. 200 bales,
all American Futures opened quiet with m0dorAt" do
Closed quiet steady: American middling.
m September II 6id3 T. ga. sellers. September
and October. q Cad BUYERS. October and November.
G4N3 sd. sellers; November and December . GGip
CAD. buyers; December and January q GtH3 6id.
buyers. January and February 6fn3 60. buyers,
February and Msrch 3 6i@3 sGtd. sellers March and
April sd. buyers April and May. q go sellers
MAY and June. 3aGid3 10 cd buyers: June and July.
3 10 Gid3 II 6id. sellers.
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STATE or TRADE.

St Louis No Sept; while there was session ~
the Merchants Exchange there trading the
curb. which wheat opened &C lower than saturday,
closed 62c. Later " 62izc but sin later II WAS
G2,.c 49, but sim later # sold At 90 np's were
3osaH and later o&sa3o'.c was bid so trading
n calls
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DEL. LACkAwA>NA AND WESTERN H. !"
stations In New York. foot Of b"r''"'
and ChristOpher strceE. avFFET
NESTIUl LED TRAINS, ~ LINN
GaRS PINTSCU LIGHT ,,,o.

500 4. M.-RINGHAMTbN MAll- St"pS ~ =
1890 4. M.-,cafe carr. BrFEAio ETff.MIRA,
EINCiUAMTON, OwEGo, ITiirA ,yrSE ard
i'TICA RICHFIEI.D SPRINGS, SYM SSssnnect-
OSWF;O EXPRESS Pullman Palace ta'', "a pcluis
Ing At RufYai, with trains for chicago anu
West. ,x.,, v,s,ibulsd En-
100 r. VI. Uailyl nicago End Burs, ,peF and Eli
MIRA Pullman Buffet Parl0r 'h " ,hirago,
Tbrousb sleeping Cars and Day Coach W N~t
arriving at rs y. m. next day ,or and PIYM-
400 r. M-SCRANrON. WILHESBARhh,r Ear
9th EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet fa,0s,t led Lin
200 y. ". DAILY -chicago and Buna9 fn,.WrN Eli
tied Express for SCRANTON FlNu' ssiasl.,os ar.
MIRA BUFFALO. Through Brns s, ~ nn1lo
New York 10 chicago Dining car We" e,n,, stpers
s.3O y. VI. ,DailO.-Bunao Express r., MIRA BArHi
for SCRANTON BINGHAMroN. El,M ~ i,ifslo
MT MORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving !"
o.,a 4 y " ,psly,-BuFFALo. SCRANTON s EZRA
HAMroN owEGo. ITHACA. ri SosWI,5o EN-
ri'SE RICrIFIELD SPRINGS ana "'"
PRESS Pullman Buffet Sleeperns. ATOMS a.
rick Frs AND PULLMAN ACcoMN1,m.y IA PARK
Henry Gaze Sons Limited, lis tickets at
Place 100 Broadway and 0i2 BroadW". West i25th-
,erry .tation. ia l2th ST Pa Fulton str
ar o25 roumbus- New-Nork 33s sul so giving fun
and iOs BROADWAY Brooklyn. Tin,e-tap :.
inform ition at all stations ill sall for -
Wt,ST,vOTT EXPRESS COMPANY wlh ..stsaAA
check baggage from hote, or resdeho'
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 300 - NJ Pullman BAY Coaches
and Parlor Cars, Dining ar service Meals Ia cara
connects at Buffalo with through seepeTs Detroit and
chicago.
'i@i5O. 900 T.. NJ. daily EAsToN MAurH
CHUNK, WILKESBARRE. SCRANTON and coa
branches. tnali car
$3.50. f;IO T.. NJ. daily except sunday. FOR WILKES
BARRE. PlI~rsTON, StKAN1ON ard principal inter-
mediate stations. Connects for all ponis RECON-,
pullman Buffet Parlor car tor WkesOarre
1850. 5;xO l.. VI. daily. except sunday. for EAsroN
AMI intermediate stations.
'4,3O. 5:i3 p. NJ ,sundays only. FOR MAUCH CHUNK
ana Intermediate stations.
'55O. $40 T.. NJ. daily. except sunday. for EASTON
and principal Intermediate stations.
'0iJO. s;OO +. NJ. daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper yesby,
train y y TO Chicago. Seepers Buffalo Toronto
DINING Car New YORK 20 EastOn.
'1:iO, 5000 +. VI. daily. except sunday stopping oaly
at SOITH PLAINFlEl.D. EASrON. BIT hLEHEI
MAUCH CHUNK. SAYKE. GENEVA RO' HESTER
BATAVIA, BUFFALO and TORONTO. Pullman sleeper
for Buffalo. None but sleeping car passengers carriA
NJ baggage carried.
$50. $3.50 P. ". daily for wILKEsBARRE ITH-
AGA, GENEVA ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS. and all points N,st. Pullman sleeper chicago
Additional local trains daily, except suaay. SOUTH
FLAINFlEI.D BOUND BROOK. ana intermediate polntA
leave follows: 1000. 1850. 1000. 1880 sundays
only \. NJ ~ ~. 230 $3.50 40. $3.50 and 8 30 P u
Tickets and Pullman accommodations il3. psi, ga,
33. 3ii and 1888 Broadway. 81 f. iiin st. l55 z. l25h
ST. l2T BoHery. y. Y: $40 Fulton St. Court 81. 50
Broadway. ana Br0okyn Annex. Brooklyn.
y Y Transfer Co Will call for ami check baggage from
hotel or residence through to destination.
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financial
Bonds.
CHICAGO & Northwestern Railway Co.

Chicago & Northwestern Railway Co.
RcfundinG General Mtsc. 3iss. due 1857
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rway Co.
Rounding General Mtse. Is due 'ose'
New York Central & Hudson River R. R, 60.
Refunding Mtge. Bias. due 1907.
New York Central & Hudson River R. R. Co.
Lake shore Collateral 3las. due 1905.
New York Central & Hudson River R. R. TO-
Michigan Central Collateral 3's., due l"'s'
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rway 60.
General Mortgage, Series \. a.. due loS"'
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway Co.
Nebrnskn Extension -. due 1927
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & North RWay 10.
Cons. First q Col. Tr. -. due IBID
Indiana, Decatur & Western Railway Co.
FRS, Mortgage -. due 1875.
Canada Southern Railway Company
FIRST Mortgage 81. due 1905.
Chicago, Burlington & Northern r., R, R. Co.
First Mortgage IS. due 1926
Union Pacific Railroad Company
First Mtgc & Land Grant is. due 1917
Rio Grande Western Railway Company
First Mortgage Is. due 1899
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
General Mtcc. & CoIint. Trust -, due ioo''
Columbus & Ninth Avenue Railroad Co.
First Mortgage rs. due ioo;'
Lexington Ave. & Pavonia Ferry R. h. TO-
FIRST Mortgngc 49, due 1903.
United Traction & Electric Company
First Trust Mortgage -. due 1898.
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company
First Mortgage -. due Io27.
Buffalo City Gas Company
First Mortgage -, due 1917.
LacIede Gas Light Company
First MOrtgngc 5s. due 1910,
These and other choice securities for sac at
prices to not ~. to 81. Descriptive lists upon SP
phcaton.
Spencer Trask & Co.
u and 70 Pine ST., New York.
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OFFER OF SECURITIES.

Spencer. Trask Co offer to investors Iarse
list Of choice investment securities AT prices 10
net from 81 to : per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-06
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAILR0U
SIMMER SCHEDULE.

All Rail Line FOR Long Branch ocean Grove Aseuo
Park and Atlantic Resorts to Point Pleasant; ~,
Trains leave NEW YORK as follows. From Root ~, ~
ertv street 30 $40 1000 A. NJ. 81 90 'SatufdaNs on
PTS 20 30 3:i3 A.. $40. sia, 500 saturdays OH"
+ NJ SUNDAYS a:l5 \. NJ. 80. 400 7. VI AZ
From Foot ot Corilandt and psshrosseS STfe,s .s,H
o.iO NJ 1910 800 Saturdays Onlyl. -.du, 'o,."
q 40 ~ $40 700 r. NJ. sundays. s:l5. 9.D A. NJ
5.l5 =. NJ . al, ,0fo
A NJ loo saturdays only. 2.lo. '3S" '" sW
S:aS $40 so Saturdays only T. NJ. Suniass CIV"
A. NJ 3:55 +. NJ. NJ
From Foot Twenty third street 90 u 20 . :. 80
.ia 10 SATURDAYS onlyl ECO. $50 '32o. =" WV
40 = NJ SUNDAYS so y 70 A. NJ. $50 T. VI s-,
sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove ana "'
Park
.Denotes express trara.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-06
THE STOCK MARKET.

The STOCK Exchange was closed yesterday y"
ing to the holiday. For the coh'c"
-. rr,days closing quotations are repeated
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LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

STATIONS i0ot O1 est ID ST n enn. Z. KI
DesbrossPs -.
Indicates time from West 23d ~ other figures sho-
time from Cortlandt or Dcsbiosses It. NV"
'I;iO. H;2O \. VI. daily SUNDAY ~ -. A M o.
EASrON and intermediate stations. :"
1850, $3.50 4. NJ daily for WILNESBARRE ScRAy
TON. ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BIFFAIn
NIAGARA FALLS and the West. principal H.,
points: dining and chair Buffalo.
d
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively
' Stations 'rS IN in New York. foo Of Liberty
Train. Icay. zoo; Of L /, ,,ys st
70 ! : ' ss 40 S2 fs i'' sandaSs $50
For WiIkc,torge ru''9n and Scranton 900 e'io A.
For Heading and Harrisburg. at 400, 30. 500 90
1i;oo ITO to ReoaIns, 4 M ~ 10 sS q, ia a.
to Rcadlns1 a. NJ, 800 i;'S $3.50 900 r NJ 1915
SnTu Tou acS sqs rss at ' sSad ss
$50 A NJ. 100 80. 800 =. NJ. 1913 night
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LoNG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE Sc.
Red Bank. Long Branch Asbury Park. Ocean Grove
a. P ,oo sa,asays onI5 Il 80 Red Bank onl 9:is
$3.50 3.53 $3.50 Red Rank onlO 40. $3.50. 6:l3 $500 sat
uriays onlO r NJ sundays stops at Interaken Tor As
FOR A,a3'ic Highland go $50 $50 1000 a NJ.
"a. FOR @ To%' HIt FSfS% un TiS Da
For Atlantic City. Vineand and Bridseon i2o A. NJ.
Naycsink 100 $50. 1910 A. NJ. 2i5 4:io o:I5 r. NJ
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
From Pier r.; foot OF Rector st.
1s s s'Ps' NJ s sad sS l$ 4 n 10 20" r. 80 '
For Elberon. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove. and points
days only Zoo sts $50 $40 p NJ SUNDAY. stop,
NJ ntetllken Tor AsDury Park and Ocean Grove o:3o
A. NJ. 100 r. NJ.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON
From foot Of Liberty
Week DAYS 4:so. 500 1000 ui 30 Dining Car, A. ~
LOO, l:i3 800. 600 Dining can 600 T. NJ. II Is mdt
sundays. +:3o 1000 ui 30 Dining \.
Dining Can. 900 T. NJ. 1915 mdt Additional for
Philadelphia week days 900 4. NJ 400, 40 100 o 90
=. NJ SUNDAYS 900 A. NJ. 400 =. NJ
pnATe LEAVE SOUTH rrppy uItrru>rr CT
Week DAYS. 7i0 1853 s25 $40 sos o .Os o 20 a:3s
1000 lob lot5 II os II 80 l:S3 \. ~. l2:2S i2:i5
100 10, l:l5. 2l0. 2:25 2:55 $780, $40 3:55 As
40 4s5. 5:25 s:SS 6:io 6:2S 6.55 7:ao so s:23
o:lo. eS5. 1855, II 10 p NJ, 1915 mdt. sundays 100
735. $50. 1000 II 30 A. NJ, 1900 NJ $3.50 40 go
a:oo s;s. 80 no s:25 600 6:3o 7:25 s:25 900
Tickets and parlor at foot ~ Liberty ST.
Whitehall St. 49, iT2 26i i3i. 323 broad
.3I 9th Ave. II East St, i2ath ST
27s West l23th St. 2si Columbus Ave. New York: /
Court ST. 500 Fulton ST. Brooklyn. 0s Broadway. VIII
iamsburg The n Y Transfer Co will call for and check
baggage from hotels or residences TO destination.
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- Proposals for Installing steam Generators IN h
T. : Navy Yard, League Island Pa VII ne ,n,
AZ the Rureau OF Yards and Docks. Navy department.
Washington u g. until o'clock ?. M. on Sa,urdaiy
scn,ember H. 1895 and publicly opened immedlatey
thereafter Specifications and blank forms OF propsas
can he Obtained upon application 10 ne bureau or W. ne
,,onn,and,n, ~ the Navy Yard. League Island "a
bidders are expected - visit the station ana make any
ination deemed where plans may b" seer
and obtainei The appropriation available Tor me ~otk
is s. 300 MORpECM T. ENDlcorT, chisf 81 bureau
Augtte
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TNO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PioPoS'i' ~"
furnishing the materials and performing me ,an"r
ren,lrsd and necessary for the installation n an
a,d generator Al Kings Park y. Y, for Long lsan'
stat Hospital he sort by mail or delivered II per
son IN 10 40 - " Monday the 2bth daN OF .Srp
temher 1895 ~ Truman J. BarkuS. President .t uune
Roari - Managers. Arhuckle Building BROOKLYN y i
A. hleh limo and place the board viii receive ana OPP"
all proposals - . ,,.a o,d hl,,k
,rr ~ nronals obtained at Office of the Board of
Managers Arbucklc BUILDING BROOKLYN y J." or a. une
orire u O. Perry. Architect In the tapt'l az No'"S'
y Y. -, . ~
Each lid must be enclosed In an envelope sealed am
o,d,ossed ~ truman / Rackus President ~ the Board
~ Managers. ArhuckA building. Brooklyn y: l. anu
endorsed Proposals Tor engine and generatpr.
TRUMAN J. BAcKiS.
President - the Roari ~ Managere
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
First Mortgage per cent. Bonds
OF THE
Denver & Rio Grande Railway Co.

MATURING NOVEMBER I, 1900.
The undcrsigncd under an agreement with
the Company. have undertaken the r~fnnd-
ing OF the above bonds into - per cent
First Consolidated Mortgage Bonds OF the
Denver and rio Grnndc RniIronh Company.
Upon the completion Of refundinG. the -
and & per First Consolidated Bonds
BECOME THE FIRST LIEN on THE ENTIRE
SYSTEM OF THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
RAILROAD COMPANY. OF 1870 MILES.
\ statement setting forth the position OF
the Company md containing the terms upon
~ hich the conversion he effected has
been issued md can he had upon npplicn-
ton to the undersigned
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.. Speyer & Co..
- and % Pine street, Broad street
Nev York July 10Th. 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-06
BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r.

Leave New York. whitehall Terminal South Ferry and
foot OF Liberty
DAILY. Except sunday. tsundays.
CHICAGO. 1870 a. m. 'i.+5 p. m. and 'l2 Is night
PIrTSBi'R'i, $50 a. M, 1870 2. NJ, fl.f5 n,
q: - night 10 m trains from Lihertys ea.,t.
CINt1NNATI ST LOUIS. 'lUoO A. m, IS IS D. n.
NEW ORLEANS. ASS p. m. Ghrough sleeper.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
To PHILADELPHIA WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE
~ 55. 1000 DINER. I'll 30 IN. (Dner) TOO g.
'45 CDiner,. ~ 10 DINER, '455 ,Diner). 1915 and
'i2. Is night. NORFOLK. 'il30 a. m.
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
orces ii3. 49, PSI. 43f 1884 Bdway, 81 r. i4th-st.
2I Bovery y Y. 33a 3f4 Fulton-st BROOKLYN. White
hall Terminal Baggage checked from hotel residence
10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-06
Railroads..
"AMERICA's GREATEST RAILROAD,
new YORK central

uvevU UOueuN - ~ j u u =
. All through trains stop at Albany. Utica. syracusa
Rochester and Buffalo
Trains leave Grand Central station as follows:
$40 hN MPay s4 nGsDt SqIdsy Ihe M a%SSs
Niagara FAILS i% 5ss p H. Toronto 900 M n;
S.33 4 M-ADiRoNDAcKS. 1000 IsfAND 6''y ivn
MONTREAL SPECIAL. Daily except SUNDAY 'o
S.4j \: Mast MAIL: paily-For Buffalo. Nissar.
$40 A. M-SARAToGA AND MONTREAL sPEcr.,
1890 A. M.-DAY EXPRESS except Sunday r..
M B"ao and AZ Tp2Tsn, NsT M H9Tk state pa
natl. indianapolis. ST. Louis and Chicago ''"''A-
800 p Milne SHORE IiMITED. Daiiy"$saaho,.
train to chicago. Via Lake shore Due Cleveland
7'5 A. NJ. due Chicago 400 p NJ. Sleeping and para
900 p. M..nwEsTERN EMPRESS; pany-For NJ
6.S5 r M-NORTHERN EXPRESS Daly@For Tn,
Montrea 3na eSceP, SsI1rTddsy lcr Ottawa:
shY6s hN6 M3H1R N EXPEEs sopsASD
SPECIAL DallyIf9rI buffalo Niagara F 'hs
900 p M-sPEcIAL LIMITED MAIL. Daiy~-S;..n
ing car only FOR points on Fan Brook Ry Va
o.r3 .o?s M@P%dfT!@ EIFFEss i DAILY For oss.n,.
1910 nlr6i-MfDNGHT EXPREsS 0 For r eSic,,,
every night, except SUNDAY nights. s unS~
HARLEM DIVISION
0n3 \. NJ and 3,25 =, Malay. except sunday. :.
pittsfeld. sundays only at SEQ y N.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with fintsch Light
l 81 i5 Boadway 81 Fast 6 ST. oi9 BrS s9a,s
23' Columbus Ave, 81 Wes, l?1th St. l23th St, ss,ics
and 3 $Sh ST. station Dew SoFs S and 1928 Fulton
Telephone ''273o Thirty eighth street" for Ne,Yo.
dener by be Wcscot Epress cempany from motel resi-
GEORGE II. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-06-24
FROM ovpREss

Regular c0respondcnoel
Noah Williams and wife visited
nem Liberty Sunday
LII. Thompson is harvesting his
oat crop, and reports a good yield.
Farmers are making very slow
progress on account Of continued
rains
Harris Branch is o frequent via
itor at Cooley's Landing, and the
anxious ones wonder why?
If you want to know anything
about chills, Cyrus Thompson can
give you all the information de.
sired.
George II. Coweli, OF Cowella
Chapel, is teaching a class in vocaI
music at Spring Hill George is
splendid teacher, and we wish hin
success.
! CYPRESS, June %.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-06-24
FROM MlDDLEBRoOK

Regular rcorespondence.l
Mrs. James I'll. Kee is somewhat
indisposed this week.
June peaches are ripe, and we
are enjoying peach pies.
Rev. w. s. Brewer will preach
at Cross Roads next Sunday.
Prayer meeting and singing at
Cross Roads Sunday was interfered
with by rain.
The rush is on among farmers to
get through their work by Inde-
pendence Day.
This community was we'll repre-
sented at Hollsday last Saturday BY
those who attended the teachers
association.
Hello, candidates Isn'tit about
J time you were hustling around and