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; THti SUN,. TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1894.,
QflGG, HE 1)0XK HIS BEST;
rr tiik xrr.ri.tr. nr.KCTtax .w.n-511-
H-i'E "ir A' v;r.
x're '" '"' ,v "''"" Er h i"
Sect a oris, anil It lloea Keen aa ir t'acle
Hum "' Fay Thea avast May tlood.bjr.
A twill Imtnlitil Itftnl.uteil-looklnit men
sxalsril Inlotlie I'nsl Office bulltllng yesterday,
itil. nemllltiit arnuntl the lilic post nt the
Sttlnriilrnticr. lietrnn talking. Each mallear
Hf.l small piece nfpnpcrln hi hand. which he
ltttn" to le tmanllnit i nrrfiilly.
" Well, we're here, but 1 don't Bee theroln,"
t.niafkro' one of the men. and then a short man
trltlt n rril nose exclaimed i
"Sow keep root, txjjrs, and listen. Who told
Dj tn come here?"
ynlgit!" tame tho response from twohnn
tjrnl men.
"Who never trim na down?"
"(Juigit!" rnme the answer again, In a roar
villi li slusik the hulldliiR.
"Well, then, keep quiet and let's nee wlmt we
tn tto." saltl the short mans and then the men
nt lliolr iiratlsns,cloe loeetlirr a? It Is iiossllile
for "00 men to gel their heads and bpitan talk
Jng tn cncli other again. Wild tuatlculntlotis
marled the confnb, and the man w ho near the
front lint and carries the rattan cane, nnd
whose rlilty It Is to keep order In the outh end
eftlie ImllilliiK, was wiuiilcrlntt wlirtheror not
to end to the t'pltol States Marshal's nfllro for
ap"se. when the hunch nf humanity suddenly
pent ami the little rrd-iiosetl man stepped
forward.
"Ill there!" he exclaimed, waving his hand
tt the man In the uniform, "whore's the
Jlnislttii's office "
"Arc yc tnlkln' t' me?" Inquired the cus
todian of the south end of the building.
".Yea." replied the man.
"Well, K' Up the stnlrs until yezrnme to the
third floor and then turn In the left."
Two hundred men protecilnl to obey the In
itructlons when the little man exclaimed, "Hay
bos! wo mustn't nil ipi tip. Now Just let me
tDtnagvIt, I'll go up llrrt mid have n talk with
the Marshal, nnd then "
"llh. you want to lie everything," snlil a tall,
pmtifc man, with u suspiilin of a blond mom
tsrhonn his lip.
"hut up. Farley!" came from all aides, and
to Mr. Karldy subsided, while the little man
went on: "I'll pee what I can Jolly his nllm up
n and, of course. If It don't work, the rest of
(he lititicli can take n hack at It."
"(in It, Terry "shotitiil fifty men at once, and
the little man starteil up the stairs, hurling as a
lot Injunction to his companions: "Uuard your
letters, boys; you may need them."
The little man turned Into the .Marshal's office
asnonas ho reached tho third floor, and walk
tng mi to the desk, said "Alum! but Is that
tnonev ready yet?"
"What money?" exclaimed the clerk, gruffly.
"Now. wo here." said the little man," there
axe lint more of me downstairs, and we've just
waited long enough for that coin. Dulggsavs
It's ready, and what Wulgg says goes. Now do
we get It?"
"hay." remnrkeil the clerk, laving down his
pen and glaring at the little man, "who Is
QulKK? Who are you, and what do you want
litre anyway," ,
'What!" almost roared the little man. "You
don't know what 1 am and what I want? Well,
just wait n minute," and wnlklm; out of tha
efflce he strolled over to the railing beside the
stairs, whistled loudly, and then began waving
his arms In windmill fashion. A moment Inter
he clerk In the Marslial'somreheard the steady
ramp nf many feet, and then, hradt-d by the
Itlie man. who wore a triumphant smile on his
fsce. 200 men marched into tbeottlre nnd each
ne hurled tho niece of paper he held In his
kind over the rafilncnt. the clerk.
"Hold on there! What the dell do you all
nit any way? tletnutof here or I'll call "
"Head our credentials!" shouted the little
Jniu, nnd then thv clerk picked uuoueofthn
hits of paper, which turned out to lie a small
sni eigne, and taking a note from Instdo licganto
resd, The signature at the end of each letter
wis " lnnicl Ely yulgg." and the letttrs went
en to tell the men that It they wanted their
money for duty as special election marshals
they could fret It by calling at the L'nitetl htatcs
Marshal's office.
They did duty nt the special election In the
Fourteenth nnd fifteenth Congress districts,
and tbey are the last of their rare, for the Force
bill is dead. Hut. although they have been llb-
erelly paid In promises, ther have not received
a cent of money. Lemuel Ely ()uigg and Istdor
Mraus were elected at the time, and Mr. yuigg
has since been promtslng the men that they
would get their money. A few Mays ago Con
gressman Online succeeded In hnvlug Slo.OilO
appropriated for the purse of paying the men.
Soil In high glee he expended Sl-t.O-tln postage
jurapsand Informed eaclioneof the To-.' elec
tlimofllrerH by letter of the fait that the money
ws-rcady and that It would be paid out In tho
Marshal's omce in the Federal building In this
tit)'.
1 he cleric read a couple of the letters and then
asM; "We haven't any money here for you."
"dime off!" said one marshal.
"l'onyup!"sald two.
"Blank nnd blank," said IPS.
gThen the clerk retreated Into an Interior office,
ysnd by he cnineout again and said: "lien
mini, the money has leen appropriated all
rhjht, but It won't be ready for distribution for
tnimih. We haven't even got It here yet, and
don't expect It for tnii weeks."
"Well I'm dinged; another month!" ex
eiaiuuil the little man.
"Done, again." said the tall young man, who
HA remonstrated with the Utile man for being
too Important and who had not ventured to nay
ny tiling since.
"Well. I suppose we'll have to wait." said the
little man with a nigh, "but it's a shame, that's
tost it is. Hut say, fellows, Ifulgg he dono his
best, didn't he?"
" You bet," from a doicn or more.
"What's the matter with yulgg?" shouted
toon one.
"lie's all right," came the response.
"Who's all right?"
Qulgg!"
IIAGH.X MADE A GOOD FJCIIT.
si Lively Mrrtma-a-tn la Front nl the Aat-
atrrdaM t'lnb or Huodtty,
JstncsJ. Hagenof L'01 West Sixtieth street, a
embrrof the Amsterdam Club and a man of
oojs prominence In the politics of his district,
aMaultrd by several men on Sunday
rrong. He was standing in front of the club
tintt, cane In band, at about 7 o'clock, when,
kUtllfK-,1, Henry Hafeltlnger, 31 years of age,
f o West Thirty-sixth street, a foreman In
to Iron foundry, stepped up to him and with
t provwatkin drcjt him a blow in the face.
HiKro returned the salutation In kind, where
ppm ntn rnmpaniona nf Hnfelflnger rushed
to the Utter's asslthuu-e.
lUKen shouted for help, and used his cane
lad flit Hh such good etfert that several of
SU i sssallauts slunk away with bruited heads
il fairs, policeman Castellanos of the West
""J-etghtb street station heard llagen's cries
Wo went to his aid. Hafelflnger was arrested
sad sent to the Koosavelt lliwpital to have bis
wiiundsriivsri, llagen and Hafelflnger pro
ptnl that they had uever seen eachotherbe
M' the light,
llagen refused yesterday tn the Ynrkvllle
iwire Court tn maks a charge against Ills as
nf, the latter waa let go.
Ileal Kalale BeaUr ' to Blows.
tienrge K. I'ayne, a real estate dealer of 75
Mckmn avenu Lon Island City, was ar
!iiBt In the Police Court In that city ) ester
's; for assaulting fleorge E. Clay, a rival real
state dealer of 6 Jackson avenue. It Is eald
Ut Ihrv had an altercation over the filling In
tttir ,n "" UBer ''ul"t section of the
j,.1'"- I'ayne is young and muscular aud Mr,
;j ' undevised and nerTous. According to
lu.r., Mr. I'ayne suddenly struck Mr, Clay
anii i Je" eye n1 nt him reeling down a
u embankment. Mr. Clay la a vestryman In
H!.''"h.V1K''c0P' Church In I.ong Island
15?. Mr I'arne pleaded out guilty and asked
w lry trial, whch was set for to-morrow.
The. ( hm rJaatra !'-' Death.
lopsy was performed yesterday by Dep
7 t'oron.r Weston on the body of James
"TO', shod led un the operating table at St.
Si, 'I'-fPHal on Haturday. It was at first
awirtt thai death had been caused by ether.
l.tttoi"y showed, however, that the aur
Jnrf.! -Jii,v ,ld punctured the membrane
JJ2?UBd'.he lungs, thus producing thelrcol
utile i ston said the case was purely one
tii ".'".""'d noldue lo any careletnuees on
jNtrtof the operating surgeon.
I oart t alea-lara This Day. !
-iIt,Jk ' OiitMtL Txaa. -Recess. Cat us us.
-Kpu? '"'Ur ailed at II A.M. SncuL Trail.
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1A03 West Un Trl.. 811 Ull H8l H8l M2
IOO Whel AUK. IH ! 'M "H '-"t
330WhAI.Kpf 42'i 42!i 41 J ''H '.
ivt) Wis Cant 4J 4ts ill H H
Total sales of slocks were V3V.418 shsrra.
rillLADIt.PniA I'lISINU ql'UTATIONS.
Bid. AtkliA Bid. AtM
UOI 87 A7H t'b C A N Co. Al Sll
ConTract'n .. 88 8h Penna K K . Aou aofl
CouTract'nA WW H8 Pblla Tract'n. V4J 8ftl
Pr.-pliiTTrae. Al AVI Met Trasllon 118 II 7
Lstdih Valley. 384, 4U 1
LATUT W1JIDOX Ql'OTATlnN.
Ateblion 7 i Norfolk A Wnl pf. SM,
Canadian l'aclflc 70W Northern Paelflc pf . lt(
Krleeoinnion . I3!j OoUrto A We.tern. 1&
Erie Sd ronaola. 7J Penn.yWaala BIJJ
IlltuoU Central. JAAJiKeadlaa . . los
Kauaaal Texas. ,AH ft Paid" JSK
USebhor. lie Union PaclBc. J4I4
luA Na,bllls 591a Wabaih p! . 17
N Y Central . luttjl
"" Monday, Aug. '..'O.
Taking everything Into aciount to-day's stock
market was even more aatisfactory to the be.
llevera In higher prices than that of Saturday.
Nor U this statement qualified by the fart that
the advances and declines resulting from the
tradlnit were unequally divided lu favor of the
latter. It may bo said furthermore that the only
1 period of decided strength waa lu the last hour
of business, when a general recovery from the
low point of tha day took place. On the j
other han, however, the market'a strength '
was tested more severely than at any 1
time since the advance began. This was
not on account of the development of any
unfavorable factors or of the dissemination of
depressing news, for there- waa none of either
character, but bocausa of fairly ber selling
by London bouaea and also of vary conalderablo
liquidation by local operator. In tha aea of
thee tantrtbU factor tha mark at showed a
dear of rcalttAiica and an lanaU power of ab-
agstoMMMMata-wgiMiij
ataMaKaeaaBataVaSBialSilafi
sorption that waa surprising, and tha more so In
that the larger operators for short account are
credited with having covered the greater part
of their contracts. Tho foreign selling was
heaviest In Kt. t'aul, which closed only
Si V per cent, below Hatnnlay's last sate, and In
t-outsvllle and (Nashville. In the railway list
New Kngland waa exceptionally stronsf. on an
apocryphal rumor that tho last Installment of
the assessment would not lie called. Ktigar rer-,
tlllrales, Chicago (las, and some of the Indus
trial shares were token In hand by their stock
market frlendsnndshnrpty advanced, the former
closing with a net advance of nearly 4 per cent, on
the ilny. Distilling and Cnttle Keeling was heavy
throughout, Tho volume of business aggregated
a fair total, and the dealings were distributed
through a great numls-r of shares, msny of
which have been neglected for a long lime. Tl'10
same diffused Interest was apparent In the bond
dealings.
Final sales compare with those of Saturday aa
follows:
.4IJI7. fa. ,4tf.f. -,,, .4 110. 1. AuO. .
At.TASFe . 7 At,, Norfolk A W. nl OS,
Am Cut oil o ,T!U Nnrthw'trom.lOli 10?
AmHitxltsf. . litis 1I4 North I' rimi 4'J 4
AlilHligllrfpr. 11?', 100 North Par pf I7S IBM
Canada M . ft'i A1V N Y Central . .lolS Ml(
C.i", i'A8t I, . 3trt, ,'lwH N Y ft N r-. IHiJ so
C. II A II. 771, 7TM oinalia rum 3;kJ 3sU
chesAOhlo. . 111 llilailint A Writ. .. 15 17t
ChlcaKods, 7I1U 7nV5 llivk Islsnil .Hit, B"
lel, LAW IBIllJ 18.VJ Kh-hAWP .. ItK 17,
llet A lludsiili. 13.1 133 llldi A Wl'pf. WfJ V2
lien A HI). .. IVl ItU.IUa.UnK . Slljl So
JienAItnpr. BftJ UftiJ Mt Paul 111m B4ta I14
ilUl'flii . IIJ in 'Houihern It'y.. Ill's 13J
Krlr... lftj, lft'41 Hutlth It'y pf HniJ 411
lien Klec 43S 44 Tessa l'a". . loij m
KanATesuf VHt, 24 Tenn, C.I A B. IH'l lwj
1-oulsANaah. AA All Union Par. 142 134
I.KAWpf. IINlJ nillj tT HCurilsae .tilt 8V
Mli'hlusii in VI whs, w.bo.h pf int. int
Missouri l'ac 3ll 80s Wrst UnTrl KUH HWka
Nltbn.l 44', 44J Wheel A LP. lVlJ lS
Nat Uad pf 8N Ml (Wheel Al. E pf 43.1J 4ltJ
Nor Amer Co. 41 4)(
tlovrrnment bonds steady nt unrhangrtl quo
tations. lUllway bonds strong, The fenturrs
were Atlantic mid I'nclllc Incomes, t.'anadn
Mnuthern lata, Detroit, Mncklnnw and Mar
uuettu land grants. Kansas i'nclllc consols.
Kansas and Texas '.'is, Imlsvllleand Nashville
gold -Is, Louisville. New Alhnnv nnd Chicago
consols, Missouri, Kansas and Kastcrn lsts, Urc
gon Itollway nnd Navigation lsts. Ohio South
ern 1st. Oregon Short Line lis, St. Inils nnd
Snn V'ranrlsco consul 4s. Salannah and Western
lsts. San Antonio and Aransas l'nsa -Is. Toledo,
St. l,oulsnnd Kansas City lsts, I'nlou Klevated
lsts, Atchison, Chesapeake nnd Ohio, Northern
I'nclllc. Itlchmond Terminnl, Kcndlng, Texas
I'nclllc and Wiilmsli ssui. The more Impor
tant net advances were in Chesapeake and Ohio
rntisol .Is, 1) u rent., tn lnilli, aud general4Hs,
M. to 73i: Detroit, Mncklnnw nnd Mnrnurtto
land grants, 1, to '.',"; Knnsas I'm-lflc rnnsnla,
14, to Hil4: Knnsas nnd Texas ads.t. to 4.1;
Iiulsrllle and Nashville gold 4s, It,, to 77;
IjOtiisvlllc, New Albany and Chicago con-ols,
II. to lilt; .Missouri, Knnsas and Kastcrn lsts,
IH. to THi; Northern I'ncltld UdsC. 4,tn HV, and
tklt:, S.tnAH: Oregon Short Mne lis. 1!. to H.1;
Itlchmond and Terminal Us, I, to Ho. nnd As,
13. to fl','! St. Muls nnd Snn KraiH'lwii Consul
4s. Hi. 104414: Snvnnnah and Western lsts, 1,
to Sit; Snn Antonio and Aransas I'nss 4s, 1, to
All; Texas I'nclllc lsts. I, to HSK. and '.'da. ij, to
tli : Cnlon Klevated lst.s,i. to 0M: Wabash
lsta. -1, to KI4W,Blid SMs. H rent., to "t!. The
n'llrwurlhy declines were in Atchison '.'d As. a
V cent., to V!3ti! Atlantic untl Pacific Incomes,
s. to IIH; Canada Southern lata, H. to lowh:
Northern l'acltlc consul ."s. i. to -'7; Oregon
Hallway and Navigation lsts. i. tn IUU; Ohio
Southern lsts, M. tn fl.'li Heading 1st preference
Incomes, H. to !l4ttii -d preference incomes, s,
tn SMft. nvul Tnloilo. St. Louis antl Kansas City
lsts, HY cent., to 00.lt.
Unr silver In London, sn'-llld. Kisirts to
EuroiH! to-morrow, 17.1, 000 ounces.
Money on cnll, t V cent. There Is practically
nn demand for time money. (Jtintntltins are il
V cent, for four months and HltM lier cent, for
six month. The market for commercial paper
Is a little morn active, and offerings of desirable
bills are lnrger. Prime endorsed bills receivable
are quoted at SkfttlW V cent., chnlco alngle-namo
paper at 4.i4ftJ V cent, nnd good at 4lftHi )
cent.
There was a better Inqulrj' for sterling ex
change, and the market had a rally from tho
recent decline. The Improving tendency wh
assisted by decreased offerings of bills nnd sell
ing nf stocks for foreign account. Continental
exchange waa quiet and firm. Posted asking
rates for sterling, $4.Rtll for long bills and
$4.H7l for demand. Actual rate arc: Long
bills, fc4.HJVWUM.H54: sight drafts. $4.804. and
cable transfer". S4.H7. Franca are quoted at
S.lHi for long and ii.lTi-. for short: reichmnrks,
n.mmt.lH for long antl 0. 7-luail."K for short;
guilders. -tOUft-IO fi.lt! for long and 40tfb
40 7-lfl for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Hnston
&10crntH discount. Charleston Iltiylng, par;
selling. Is premium. Savannali Ilitvlng, par;
selling, m premium. New Orleans- Hank, par;
commercial, .10 1Im nuiit. San rranclsco Sight,
l-'l: telegraphic. 13. St. Ixmis -30 cents dis
count. Chicago HO cents discount.
The all-rail east-bound shipments of dead
freight from Chicago last week were 4A,"iHII
tons, against 111. ,100 tons the previous week nnd
44.H32 tons the corresponding week of the pre
vious year. Tho e.iat-hnund shipments by lake
were 47.1170 tons, against 40,7'.'3 tons the previ
ous week.
The Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago and St.
Lon Is Hallmad reports gross rnrnings for Juno
of Jl,0-.'1.0(13, a decrease of $lM7,0:lrf as mm-
$arel with the same month of last year, and net
.o.l.n'5. a decrease nf 874.00H. Kor the twelve
months ending June ilO the gross earnings were
Jl.'l,o:i4.0lli, a decrease of Sl.n.'I.l.ooil as ivnn
pared with the corresponding period of Inst yeiir,
and net J.'l.'Jsn.HJ. a decrease of $4'.0,7'.'4. Fixed
charges were $U',7A!i,l71. leaving a surplus of
t&'.'4,:i7.1. a decrease of So,.'il,li.14,
The Iloston antl Albany Itallroail Company's
annual report shows:
fill. rll5. Chanofn.
Orosa earnlngs.tn.M.11.714 W.fin4.B41 Der.tl.niv.027
Up. expenses.. n.ooo.SIU 7.130.IU3 Dec. i.ivw.nsi
Net earn'gs.lW.n.lTTrn.l 2.HMlTs38 Inc.'a'lTB.WA?
Other Inronir V.l".3.IV 203,2:1.1 Inc. 33.3VU
Total lne'e..3,i;0,0S7 A3.oB8.771 Inc. ilBO.VHrt
Chsrjea... 1.178,478 I.oio.nsb Inc. IBn.bw.i
Surplus... ,S.nibTa7H 2.d.h.hh.1 Dee. I1H.307
niTtdends S.ooo.uoo v.uoo.ooo
Hur. InJunsAO.
IH83 lAA.ttl
Cash nu hand 2.73N.207
DetlennrnU. . VyO.O'H)
The Second Avenue Railroad Company's an
nual report lu June ,'10 shows;
llll. 'OJ. Chanqtt.
Oross earnings, .tl.013,480 $tH2.ns Inr.s3i.n78
Op. expenses. .. 784,781 787.1:13 Inc. V7.83I
Nrtearnlnzs. 2lTnM tTiftivSA Inc. 13.741
Other Income. . 4.873 8.4UU Inc. 2,174
Charges, . . 131,nh 123,231 lue. 8.B30
Hurplus fUI.IN.1 IVS.MM DecTll.Olft
Dhldmdi 7V.I3.1 H3.788 Dee. 4,884
The general balance sheet shows: Cash nn
hand, $37,010; surplus tn June :i0. 1KXI, .".',
1H7; betterments, tl4H,l','l.
The nuffalo, Hochesterand Pittsburgh rejiortH
for quarterended June ilO;
nil. Mil, CAnso-a.
Oroa. e arnluia fl20.to3 (817,118 Dee. $487,043
Oiieratlngexpenaes, 40H.8HU S8s,3ltf Dn: Itsi.lAO
Net earnings . Iw"! 3IH,U28 Dee. I308.H8.1
Other Income.. . 10.808 18,044 Dee. A.43H
Total Income 128.11311 is-lTa?:! Dec. 3I2,:II3
nxrdrbarfrs . . 8IV.U7S VIII.N3V Inc. II.I4U
DeAcIt . . .. 180,338 1133,141 Inc. 1323,473
BurplUa,
The general balance sheet shows cash nn hand
$.'1,107. and a prollt ami losssurplusof S'.'A.'-'O.
The condition of the Treasury at the close of
business to-day roiuparea with that of lust Sat
urday as follows:
Ana. '. Auu. l.
Total atallahle aueta. $7no.IU2,8H0 f7n.'.i)l2.U2H
Currrut lUblllllrs Mo.i7V.481 M8l,oU.8U3
Total balance ,I1U.4VU7' $r.'0.8V.U3.1
Ooldbalaaee a:i.3Ju.-i)2 B3.7IO.V84
Currency balance iW!.0(i.7l7 87,Ssv,ii7t
Includnl In tiwlsy'a assets are $ 1 ".'.'"-J.ft.Vl 1
fructlonal silver and minor coins and $111,1174..
flHH drisisits In national banks. 'Hie Treasury :
I holds f4.HHH.733 national bank notes for re. I
I demptlon.agalnkt $4,7H'.'.t.'7:ioii Satiirdny.
I Money In l-nndon. it V cent. Hutu of dis
count lu the open market, fur both short and
three months' hills, iuill 1. Ill V coot. Amount
nf bullion g inn Into the Hank of Kngland on bal.
ance to-day, 80,0110. Purls advirea quote II r
cents at o:t francs, 10 i-entliuis. and exchangu
on London at V3 franca tlol centimes.
Kleetrle Htoekv f)aoatloaa.
lioeTOS, Aug. SO. -The closlog quotatloos of electric
storks 10-dsy were:
?.!. 4lt,t.
Edison r.lectrlo lllunilnstlac IV"
Central Electric . .... 4:IJ 41
Ururral El-ctrle pf . . 78 74
Lauisnn Coosoltdated More Service . va, S3
fori w,yne Electric. s .1
Kurt Wajutl Electrln Trust laertes Al. 41, A
Thomsou Houalou Truil laerles Ci 4t, A
Thouisoa-llouiton Truit tierles Di 4L4 A
t'owaserelal 4'oaa-aead.
Mosdst, Aug SO. Lottos- -Deellne.1 A to a iolnts;
raltled and closed ess) at a decline for the day of 3 to
A points. Hales 43,800 bales. Mterpool declined bslf
a Mlal. but rtvovered 11 aud clowu a err steady, spot
sales H.pou t-sle, at prices Id buyers' favor, though
m llhout quotable change. Hllver la l-ondoa advanced
3-18d lu llouibay yarns and elolhs were dull, la
New Orteaus futures declln-d S to 3 poluts. Hpot cot
ton here as l 16c. lower. Hales 43o for export aud
713 fur spinning. Midland uplands 8 lA-lBe. buuihern
uuj.rk.eas were quiet and batsnusb declined 1.18c
lialvsstoo waa essy. Bt, Louts sold Bit and New Or,
laaustbo. Port melpts 8.881. a,tslu( S.4K4 this day
laat week and 1.421 last year. Thus tar thli week
a.Sdi. siialual 3,838 Ibua far tmst wtek. Ualvesioa re
reived 718 bales. all utw, New OrleaDS V.IOV. luclud
lag 1.385 us, bavauuah 16. lucludloa 14 new. aad
Houalou 1.018 saw.scaluat 223 IUU day last wee aud
A40 laat year. Ileport of too much ralu to the Carolina-,
but no serious dan-age. Dry goods more active.
The operations in tha Kail Hlver prim cloth market
duiiag the week wsraua aa extended scale. Kroduc
tloa.SOo.uoo pieces; sales. 123.000 pieces, and deUv.
lies. K07.0UO pieces. BUxk.a33,b00plaoes. Tha watte
IumIIoo was sctttasl at a mealing of tha operative-,
bout 10.000 splaaira aad l.otsl weaver atteaded.
the fonuar voiiog to accept tho reduction aad
400 of the latter voted to coaiiouo work with iho
sptaaers. Tho remainder decided to take a volun
tary vaaratloa of four weeks. Private advlree SUlo
that Us sltuaUoa will ts eaula-i wllhia two --tdi
4.
mmmmmiatimmmaamaum
Ths market closed stronr at Stte. flat. Fall River Mpe-elal-The
sptaners. together with SOO weavers, staried
this morning at reduced wages, and while the major.
Ity hellers that matter will be adjust-.! In the next
fortnight, the roore conservative manufacturers say
that It Is only the lieginnlng of the end. They suit,
stanttste their opinion! and say that the apparently
friendly decision of the weaver to take a voluntary
vaeatlon will ultimately effect a complete ahutdown,
Inasmuch a the mills rannot afford, for any length
of time, to an on spinning yarns whllivwrav,
Ina ts at a standstill. The Joint storks at Kail
Itlvarand Providence now amount in 1,187.000 pieces,
and when the stock at Iloston Is added It brlnars ths
hoMlngs well tip to 1.AO0.000 piece. The sales of
wreklr contract! at Fall 111 vrr on Matunlav Included
llV.OOOpleces for August, BA.000 for Heptrmher, 111,.
000 for October. tS.OOOfor November, and 8.000 for
December. There were no dividends ilis-lareil last
week. Thamsrket I Arm atTrsc. flat. Blocks at
Hill Itlvrr and Providence compare aa follows with
the same weeks In previous years:
Wf lilrtr. YoW.ieiice.
ISOl , 833.000 822.000
18'l ,.. 144,000 113,000
1HU2 ,
1881 483,00(1 4S4,ll(SI
To-nAT's FKATvsts With a dull and weak Liverpool
market, a unlet Hate of trade In Manchester, and some
tnrrrsseln the receipts at the ports and the Interior
lovina, with a strike at hew Iledforil, generally favor
able rrnp accounts, and selling for local and htiropean
account, prices here were depressed. Hume tiiifiiror
able crop reports were received from Texas reporting
tisi much i-sln which was causing mat and shedding,
but most of the news v as liearlah, and It carried the
day. The trading In futures v as as fnllon s-
Vtoittna. l(fteif. Ijttrrni. ,SUm.
Atlgliat 8.3NB.A A II.AM 1011
Heptemlier .n.nsatit.n.1 b.bh n.nv h.iksi
Oclnlier 8.BHM8 88 8.74 nils 1 1. Hill
Nmember ,8.73(ll.7 8 so 11.78 '2.IISI
liecemoer .B.NVwB H.I B.sn B HI lo.ino
Jsnunrv 8.sii.hw 8.82 11 s7 7.noii
Kebruary 8.4(tl.uil Bin H.M4 1,000
March. 7,Ults 7.03 7.00 s.noo
Ktot-R Was In fslr demand and firmer. The low
grades Mere nulei. Hairs 7,200 bids. EHirts A.I7V
sacks. Itecelpfs II, 388 bills, and lll.NOSssiks. Win.
ter wheat brands In btils. were quoteil an folloiast No
lti.Ic, l.7ixa(I.H0i fine. tLMVatl.tio: aupernne,
2u2.liii No. V extra, iv.lftM2.v.1: No. 1 extra,
iv.Mii,:t2.4lii clear, S2.HMrt.Wij stralghls. tV.A.V
S2.7.1-, patents, ev.H.VsS.I.V.1i itlchlgsu stralghla.
f2.flomv.7A: city mills fur West Indies, S.1.4AS "rnt.
enls," aitaSi.iii; rye flour. itiierntie, v.,t3i corn
meal, Wi-aiern, V.N3i.t3.Itii tlramfywlnr, :l.'.'0.
MIIIKreil Kran, V loo im. 40 Ks.i, niksn.v-. ; aborts
too .), HVV'INAi'.i tnlddllngs, iho to lou Sis.i.N.y
BiK'.i sharps tflnei, iHk4HAe.i rye feeil, HAfH7ic.
screenings, Aoa70c. V.I110 ns,t nlf meal, tsM27.
tlaais Whest advanced lit to lly. Siot sales 180,.
000 buah. for eiisrt. No. S red, tw-s'ie. under Hepiem
Iter alios! 1 No. S ml f.n. It. annat, sc. over Hepiem
ler:do. rnrrndnf Augiut.Sic. ovrr. and No. s hard
winter, Hcpifinber price atloat, Theie were the re.
celpts. Chicago, 470.NI17 bush.: Milwaukee, S4,0A0:
Mluneainlls, 143,810: Dultlth, 43,0.10; Ht, Uiula. 103,.
000; Tolnlo, 141.387; Detroll, VU.IUII. KsnssiCtty, 37,.
80.1; New York, ni.ltMl; HalUtunre. 78,1301 Phlladel.
phla. 43.U3H: ItOltoll, 1,083. Total. l,S8H,i84 lill.ll.;
(otalHaliirdav, l.olH.Siill: total laat )rar, 1.082,413,
Future sales 3,0J3,o0u bush., as follows.
Nit.
Oixnina. Ijttrftt. IHtlhtat, Vloino. night.
August.. . . As'l All's
Heptrmla-r A741 A7 All Al A7W
IK'lotier .38.1 AUl, AUU Allt, ASl,
Dei-emls'r . Bill lilt, hv.'lft llVW lint.
May ,8811-18 iu, ilji, 87', 11.H4
Com declined Wc. to ie., but recovered this and nil
vaiueillse. toltt1'. Hwn sales, I8.1HKI bush. None fur
rimrl. No. S.ilu.ii.t8i4c.anoat. Future sales30o,0V0
bush, as follow,.
.ilf.
fpenlnij. Lottrrt. lHohnt. Cloning, night.
August ... 80' Aiiif
Heptemt-er A" A7, ami. Am, an'J
Octols-r. . AJlJ A7W ANS AnS, A7li
Decemlier Al .1.1 17'J A87 a.1
May. . . .Al M AtOj A.lti A41,
Oats advanded lac. to fe. Fipnt prices slesdy at the
close. Spot sales IVII.OOO buah. No. V, white, 7lc.l
HeptomUrandivtolier.doMUlHc.i No. 3, do., :m,c.;
No. s, mixed, 3.U3.1Hc: ungradisl, llltiilii'. for
white, and 3.1H033c. for mixed. Future sales, 173,000
bush , as follows:
Hit.
Optnlng. Lmrttt. llighct. doting. .Vluif.
Auguat.. 83H i
Heptrnibrr...333 Xt- :U 81 33-(
IX-totier... IIIH till list 8.1 841,
Thli ahowa the alalble supply -
trftrdf. Corn, flM, llyr, Barlfu,
Airai. bnh. bunh. buah. hlMA.
Aug. l,is34..at.9ot.iio J.irvi.no 4.st.i.ti Uri.mii la.noo
Aug, Il,is..i4.,trji.iwi 8,ln.i,ui J,s.s,lll tai.nii s;,ihi
Aug.lV,lta..67,stajlal S,-vs.lHI IJM.iail Ml.un IIV'I
AllK.SII,IS2,.JI.77V,o:il 7,ll'.'.UO S.IMll.UUU U3,ll .V.1.IO)
The New York stock, in bushels, ll as follows.
rail, 1491. 11m, tiff.
.4wo. . Aug. it. Aug. i. Aug..
Wheat. .11,031,208 ll,im7,7u 10.Hii.niil s.il'hi.hii
Com.... 83.4WI Bl.Ni; 420.HIII 824.337
Data.. . 3H.23'I 317.J0.I 4JN.7K3 AI7.U2.I
Itye. ... 8,23V W.V.IV ,18,7nl 7.N4U
Parley . ... 22.410
l'ras 02.1 3.138
Malt.. .. S0.774 3 1 .WW 1NH.I.VI 2,303
Total.. IS.0H8.imf 11,331,331 11,087,2.1.1 3.8411.3.18
To-biv's FrsTi'nrs. Corn adtanced, parity owing to
a rls In wheat. Hhorts were cmerlng rierc and at the
West. The vlalblo supply iln.ri'ascd 121,000 busli.
Vnfavornblecrop ri'sjits v.rre recell. Wheat ad
vanced, malnlj oislng to higher markets In Europe
and a good Kurcpsn demand here loth for cash
1 nhcat and futures. There waa a corner In flour at
l'arls, and It adtanced there BO to 1 30 centimes, while
wheat advanced 40 to All centimes. Pertln was !!
marks higher, and Llvernol advanced allghily. Ant
werp was steady. The iiuantlty on insare to
KuriilM) fell orr 332.OO0 buah., and the vlalhle
supply Incrrauil only I.Sno.Ooo bush. Wheat Is
tielng used quite Inrgelr at the Wrst, It la stated,
for fe-dlng 'stuck. It sells lower than com
everywhere. Chicago receipts were large, but at
some other Interior points the arrlvaianre said tube
falling off. The Northwestern stocks show a note
worthy decrease fur the week. The weather 011 the
Coutlncnt was reported unfavorable for harvesting.
Outs were deprraacd at one time, but later on rallied
with corn. Chicago. Aug. 20. heverul of the mm
surplus htntea are Importing. wheaK. for lewd. The
enormoua wheat recetpta at Chicago are forced by
elevator concerns for the pnrioe of fllltux up ware
house aim., tiefore winter sets id. It Is not ,-u.
couraalng to the hulls, thai competition between
miller, feeders, and eximrlers lowu aud Mis
souri Fair, urecedeil by ahow-ers In eastern
portion; cooler Tuesday Nebraska Fair, cooler,
wanner Turaday. Kansas Fair, Miuiherly winds. II
lltiols Local rams tu-dsy and to-ulglit; rulrTursdn).
Indiana Increasing cloudiness; ahowera Ttleait.-i)
Mltmesota Fair; cooler ruesilay. Dakota -Fair
wanner Tuewlay. Wheal strong, higher on cloning
rattles. Puylng principally on oniers from sealioard
1-strr, llrosseau A- tllffiird acllie buyirs of whiat.
Hliurts trying to inver It. W. linger Co. IsMight
I considerable com. presumed for Drs Moines lulerer,ts.
lailt sdvancoln wheat causeit by New York buying
I'rovlsious nnii oil continued strength In grain mar
kets. The Northwest Is -ending In erj strong news
on wheal, oui'niewuigesava llerlln lisik tut nt IimiIs
of wheal oftertsl by cable Hattinlay nlghl, and another
aa)s all offers acii'plel, Millers sny feeih'ri outbid
ding them fnrcierjinlng hut choicest grade.
IIHnc.Iuics-Coffee ilii-llnrd A to 1A iMilnta lo most
rase, but closeil aleady. Iiwer cablea and large
bantos receipts. Kates 12.7AO luigs. llart' nliencd
eaaler. but later on ads ancetl 4f to i,f. llanitiurg was
quiet and unchanged. Hlo was dull and nominal; Sun
tosguletandunchongiil. Iltn receipts, h.ih Hi; hatiti-i, re.
1-rlTeil 30.000, Mih'Ic at Hlo aud Santos, ,10.1,000 tiuga.
American warehouse dehtrrle last week, 81.81N tugs,
against 4 1,104 In the same week laat year on Hutiir
day the warehouse deliveries were A.V04 Isigs. 'flu
American vlalhle supply or llruxll Is 411.743 hags,
against :inh,833 a ear ago. ihi trading In futures
was aa follow;
Monti. Snl$. Highlit, loirear. Cloning.
January 230 12.30 12.311 lv.30el'i.:i.1
March . ... I.800 12.30 iv.va I2.2.'4IV.3U
May . . .. SiKI 12.03 12.no II.U.VaU'.0.1
Augual I.0IIO 14.7.161 14.83
Heptemlier 3.3IIO 14.1.1 14.10 14.0.1.414.10
octnlier :i,ihhi 18.3.1 13.3.1 1:i.:ii"i 1,1.40
December 2.3oo 12.33 12.33 IV..MMIV.011
Itlo on the apnt waa easier; No. 7. 18c. Sales,
U.HOO luigs Victoria for elport at lAlti' for No. h.
Itaw sugar firmer and more actlie. no' lest S',c.
88' leal, :4c. Sales. 4 1.000 baga centrifugals, 88 lest,
at :iV- lletloeil fairly active.
Nsrsi. HToaut- Dull but llrm. Spirits turpentine,
SUlvftUOc.. eoinniuu to giKst stralued radn, 9l.toj
I'tTKOLXlll-Not qunteil: Oil Clly, S04C. bid.
PaovisiossLaril nrin. cliy, ,4u7ic.. Weatcru,
7.8V.: Heptemlier, 7.8uc. I'ork nrtu, but dull; ineas,
S1.V4SI3.J3. DresMit hKa.B4a.i47l,'-; pigs. 7:V.
blrarlne, IOC. Tallow, 4 " oieo. nC. tgga, UHllrs.'.
Dratbullrr. Vll-lV4l,c , do cheese, UIjuWSjC.
CltlCAUO, Aug, 20, f hee were the Chicago prlcea:
,ii.
IPnraf. Oventng, llighrit, LnwtMt. Closing. Aiufif.
Kept A:, A3i A.IV A.Vi (Ml
Wee... AosJ .sJ 88i Al, AlH
I 'Of M.
Bent . . A2S, A I AV'( 3:lli A21
May . Al A3 Al 3!(J Ms I
1 Ufa.
Kept. . . VttU HOI, VUU KllU VIM.
May .... 341 331, 341, M 341,
Sep!.'.'. . 7.471, 7.371, 7.171, 7.311 7.471,
Jan. 7.AO 7.371, 7.30 7.3JI 7.t7iJ
Hit-.
Kepi.. . 7.20 7.821, 7.20 7.321 7 VO
Jau. . ., 8.83 70u 8.83 7.ISI 8.82't
ft.r.
Sept .113.40 613.30 613.40 l3.An $18.30
Jan 13.43 13.80 13.121 13.80 13.10
I4a rltoek Market.
Nrw Yoax. Muuday, Aug. VO.-Kecelpia of beeves
were ,1,040 head: 3u cars ou kale- Market opened 8rm,
closing dull and weak. 1'oor loprliuu natlvesteer
sold from 6-1.73 to 6l.su Iimi ..
Hrcrlplaofcalaea were S.00O head. Markrt artlte,
liHHc. V a. higher. Puor 10 prime seals sold frmu
t-1lo 68.73 f loiiaa.
Itecelpta of aheep aud lamba were 18.200 head, 30
raraousale. Market steady lo nriu. 1'isjr to prune
aheep Mild from 62 to 6.1 v 0(1 as.; common to i-UoU-u
lambs from 63 23 lo 63.121.
Kecclpisof hogs were 8,33 brad. Market weak at
63.AOil.H3.
Ileal Filiate Auction Hales.
It. V. llaruett ac to. sold yeatrnlay at III Proadwav,
uuder foreclosure, a plot tit four bits III Colli gc atrei t
aud two lul In llnffniail street. The order was matte
In a ult by Husun A- It Moses against EIIxaieih
Itower to forvclostfa mortgage of 6l.,Vsi. TUu prop
ert) adjoin the grounds of HI. John's College. The
College street plot, lisl,A7 I, was pun-hascl by J K.
Owen for 61.410. il.c lluilmau street plot. 6oi.Hl,
brought 674U. aud twoaillullilug bit lu College street,
Aoillsl, brought 11.410. I, III from J b.liseiis. The
hu)er was acting lor Father Ignatius Iteuaud, the
Treasurer uf Ihl'i-ollrge. The total for Iliu plot was
6J.83U.
Krai Kalule Traaarersi.
46th at. a a. 100 w 8lh av.VOSlOO.A. Edwin
Cohnlrld lu Nicholas M Wraer
4'Jlhal. a s. 482.8 vv loth a. 2j. IUiloo.3;
Chliso I' Herring el al lu A M Herring el al 1
Ultisl, II a, V.ll :i e Columbus a. 31 lllSl.3.
Wm II Kamsey lo Wm L Miller I
8th ll, a s, 37A w Ccutral Park Weal, 2.1s
luu.3; Henry KsaU-, Jr. and wife to Frle.1
erkka Hsabe 1
eatnat.e a. 321.7 a Columbus av, .07,38;
Frtedertcka lUahe to Win luuklo 1
lNibat. as.128 West, Edwd L Hall 10 Mary I.
Hall ... I
Klsrrsldedrlte.es. 73 s snlh si, S3.BII0O,
Wm Kulght and wlfa lo Uula F Wrbunanu 1
63d at, ns. lud w loth av. 23S88.8. Augualus
M Herring al si to Sarah K Usndrlrk 1
lllbat.ua. IV88. llthav.SAxluJJI; Moss
bamsoa to Pan boa Kainw.o, .... I
Horatio st,ss. l3Adelludsua st. 23i7. Ju
lliuLochuianaad wife loC II D StelTem SI, 000
68th st, 4V tots West. Frlnlrrtrka KaaMto
WmKaukln .... I
68th. SI. U s. 340 w West Ludav. IVSxIOO;
Ittlro ludelll and wife 10 llrruard Mahnn 1
93d st. a s.H8e4lhav. 32Siloo.. Mary P.
Hay to John E Hlluson . 20.800
Madiaou av.se cur 107th 11. 100.11x100. lira
ry Kolkurhlkl snd wife 10 Louis W trtn 1
111th at. Aa West. Louis Wink and wlfa 10
Iteory Rotosihlld 1
1 lth at, ns, 113 wstbav. 27.3 loo.l I Mary
kia to Loulso Ultsswotsl 1
1 1Mb l. a s. same prop, Msry A Todd 10 Mary
1024 t. as. 103 Park av 2iiluu.ll, Her- .. m I
uaatUaxsaadwUeWJuoaatssr 11AU
Drive, w a. 101 8 a 1ASthlt.lrrrg;Wm Rankin
and wife to Frledeiick Raabe , ,. 1
Washington r, 48 n 8th st, S4xl30 Margaret
Hicks 10 Thomas Hlcki u, .. ,:,,,.,. 10
188th St. n s. 471.10 e Southern lioolevsnl, S3
IOO; Philip Ilohnolto lteliecraH Conn .. t
Trlnllyav.es. 81.7 n 13.1-1 st.SlsHli Amelia
ss-hwartler to Henry Brehmer and wife.. . 8,000
3dar.es. 228 a 1 71st st, Aoxloa: Julia Hurl
. stel to Albert F llrugnisn , t
17ltb st, s n eor Islington av, IBtxliHIi
James FLmnellr to Patrick N IMnnplly. . 10
Wlllslt st, 1181 Clllle Uerkowltt to Morris
Berkowlis. ,, .. , I
Wlllett at, 84; Maurice litirsteln and wire to
Joseph Stitarnian 1
Drisime st. 114. and S Wlllett st; Herman
Werthslmand wtfetnllarrl Ascher. . 08,000
Howard st, S3: Augustus M Herring et al lo
Elisabeth a Herring. . . 1
UrCOStltD M0RTU10M.
Ahueman, thai K., and sno to Kllen 1, Olhmer.
n a s Dsrkeat, lots 28 to 31, map of prop of
Chss Dsrke, at Klngsbrldge (24th ward),
, 1 yr ,. . l.ooo
An her, llarrl. tn Herman Wrrthrtm, lot 83,
map land nf Isaac Clsson, 4 yrs . .. 8,000
Altlerl, l'asfuilc,and wife tnliernard Mahon,
ss II Itli si, inn e yd av. note 8,000
Arnold, Anna, and huso to Annnf Hasscy,
ss llaim, j,i w vd av, Installs. A.liOO
Ilril.tuer, Henry, and wife in Michael I, Ooetr,
e s Trinity av, ni 7 n 133d at, yrs 1,800
Itarrv, James, and wire to John Harry, n 1
71th st, Alt wvdnv. A yrs ...... 8.000
Christen. Ferdinand, to Anna C Fedden. e a
llobblnsav, I lion iftlst st.Ilyrs ... , 1,800
Herring, EllralietliH. to Title iluaratitee and
Trust Co, a a llowanlit, S4H.H s e llnuulway,
. 3jrs , SA.000
Hafkrr, lledwlg.rtal to John 11 llloodgood
and alio, SPA Delatireyst, .1 rs . ... S3.00O
l.tiatlg Arnold, tn John Townahend, r s Hlver
side Drive, Ao.ti a lo:W st, note 1,370
I.lndaav, Joslsh H, et al to Una Stetthrlmer,
ss7lstsl, 341 w West Kbit av,.1 yrs. 17,600
McEsoy, Thomas, and wife to Itachri A Filing,
e s F.sgle av, lot on, mail pnip occupied by
the 1,'rsullne Convent, vSdward, 4 yrs. .. 8,000
ralllaer, Chss, to James U I'tittism, a a I22d
si.'jsowllhav, 1 yr 30,000
Prrtisclt, Leonard U, and ann to lleo ltoll, 288
Delanceyst. Airs 22,300
Past,, Frletterfi-ka, to Chss 11 Curtis, w a
Drive, 104.8 a tASihst, I yr... . 1. .. 18,000
Kanie to Wm Rankin, same prop. A yrs. .. 10,000
ltrgan, John, and wife to the llrsdley ft Cur
rier Co. Ltd, n a 104th it, 28.1 w i'nrk av, 21,
months ... , . 3.091
Itamsry, Wm If, to Judmn H Todd, s s with in,
ton w Atnitirdarn av, t yr 1S1 41,000
Rugarman, Joseph, to Ida lliirstrln, w s Wll-
let st, 17.1s Illvlngtnnst, !l yrs . 4.000
Rame 10 same, same prop. Installs, . . . 400
Hchlefrelln. Henry n. and aim lo Edward K
black, e s Inwood av, vti.ll n llerard av, :i
yrs, .... 8,800
Slevln, Joseph, and wife tn Union Truit Co of
N Y. 33 Warren and 28 Murray sts. A yrs. 7A.000
Turner, James, to Isabella Wells, ws 8th av,
IW.ll svtlthat, A ) ear, mtge nn lease, ... 4,000
Wrlsmann. Louis V, m Win Knight, e s Hlver-
side Drive, 7AsSHihat, Ajrs . .... 18.000
Wlrth. Unlls, and Ilarbara tn Henry llolhs-
child, se cor Mndlson av and 107th st, iVi
1 yr 80.730
RtcoHtir.o t.r.Asrs.
Kleln.Chss.f, et al to Fredk Wagner, 137 West
21th st. A yrs 61.320
Dickie, Kdwdl, to Ouster Hcyer, I West 3,1
st,3 yrs. ... . . 11,4(81
rfinntit.nl.
NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND
REORGANIZATION.
ui;stovn:UKi: Aug.9.i.4.
To nepoaltnre fnder the Plan or Iteorjcaa
laatlon aC lrererred or t'omnon Htnrk nf
' TIIK XEVT YUUK st: NHW i:.'G I.A.N U
RAII.no lU COM PAN V I
The third Installment of the uiment required by
the Agreement of Ileorganltatlon Is hereby called,
and all holders of certificates of deposit of either Pre
ferred or Common Stock are hereby notified that such
third Inrtsllment, vhu 6U.SA per ihare on I'referred
Hlis'k and 6.00 perstiaron Common Stock, rnuat be
paid on or before Aug. 21, 1884, nt the MANHATTAN
TItl'KT COMPANY. No. I Nassau stNew York city, or
the OLD COLONY TKL'HT COMPANY. Ames Ilnlld.
tng, Iloston, Mass. Certificates of deposit must be pre
sented at the lime of pa) ment, in order that the sajiic
may U noted thereon.
.ioiin i. w.Ti:ni:uv, j
IIKMIY W.CANNON, r Committee.
T..ii:iTi:HHoNtooi.inoi:,.ir.. )
Northern Pacific Rnilroad Co.
SECOND M0RT0A0E BONDS.
Referring to the prevlotia advertisement andclrcu
larVf this Committee, largrdesltsof the abovelionds
having already lieen mude, holders of non deposited
bonds are urgently reiiueated tndepnatt their holding 1
at once with the NEW YORK 8KCIMUTV ANI) THCSf
CO No. 40 Wall St., New York. In exchange for Its ne
gotiable receipts, which will lie Hated as soon as a
majority of the bonds have been riejxislted.
As set forth In the Committee's circular. It Is of the
utmost Imtsirtance to the Second Mortgage pondhnld
ers that their Interests tie represented by a separata
committee
NEW YOHK, Aug. t7, 1111.
.IOIINHTO.V I.I VINfJHTON, Chairman,
Ilt'.MU.N'T II.AIlKi; Vice-chairman,
I.I'TIIKR Klll'N'l.i:,
' lll'.MtY H. Itl'.IIMISND,
cii.viti.i:s s. FAiitt-iui.n,
Comanlttee.
MKIIAFI. II. Ciniltl.O, Counsel.
H. I', KII.NKII, Secretary,
Itnilrnadway, New York.
to Tim iioi,iii:hs or
Flr!t JIorljjitKP (I wr com. Ilomls
or tiik
Toledo, Ann Arbor & Grand Trunk Ry. Go.
AND
Toledo, Ann Arbor & North Mich. Ry. Go.
For effective ncilon.lt ts esienlial that Hie Bond
holders' Committee control at once a majority of the
atsitc-rnentlnned bonds.
You are, therefore, requested to deposit your bonds
with the METH0P0L1TAN Tlll'ST CO.. No. 37 Wall
M yrw York, lu exchange for Its ueg.sftible receipts,
and sign the Pondhnldrrs Agreement, copies of which
can be hod' of "aid Trust Company, or either of the
undersigned.
H.'. MATITIX. Chairman. (IO Itroadway.
IVItfMJ. lVWIir.Mi;ill Hrond M.
HI II ON llllltn, tO Nss.uu Ht.
Iir.NKV K.MrllAIK., Ill Wall HI,
.IAH. II,OI,IIMIANT.U7 road Ht.
Publlo Interest Increasing
ENCOlTIUIIINfl OUTLOOK FOR Hl'HIVFbH RKVI.
VAL IS NOW ltF.FLKCTEHIN8TF.AllY AIlsOltlTIO.S
OFHIVIDFNUAM1IJIW PRICED HTOCICMOFMF.IUT.
Htos'ks and grain bottf hi and sold on commission for
cash or nn a margin of from 3 to A iiercenl. Htockstn
lotaoflo in tuu shares and upward drain l.ooo 10
A.0O0 tiuahels, or more, as ordered on the New York
and Chicago Kachangei. Coinmlindou 1-18. Private
wire 10 Chicago.
Write or call for our "NF.W SoO 1'AOE ILI.fS
THtTt.ll MANUAL."gMnghlgheit anil lowest price
for leu years, and other valuable Information on
Mucus. lunula, and Wheat.
IHHI'KU OHATIH AND MAII.IIU I'KIT.
1 wvnty ye.irs1 rxiwrlrnce, lltK ltt.FI.lth.MK
FfltMMIKIi I'll vale ofnee with tickers, fur rnu
veuleuce of cuilomf ri.
HAIGHT&FBEESE, I
orncEa 4-3-6-7-B-9
Danker tV Ilrakera. US Hroadway, N, T.
SUCCESSFUL DISCRETIONARY SPECULATION.
Deposltaof 6'-?3 OOand upward recelred Dividends
raid semi motithly. small Insesinn have same pro
tection afforded capitalists, lllghesi refcreiiceaglveu.
FT KVAN8.JII. at CO.. 4ll Hlalto llldg . Chicago.
piv.i.rnrJjS iiml ntrrrot.
""OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY.
No. I IIROAIIWAY, ;
NEW YORK, Jul) 111. IHI.
'VHT. Hoard uf Directors of ihe Amerk-au Coal Coiu-
1 aiiir of Alligauy inunty, Martland, haiethlsdav
declared u mm auuual dlvlileud of Hires' ami one-half
liercs-ut upon ihecapltalaiock of the couipau, pa
ablealthlaonlceuuHalurdal.bept I hu
The transfer book will tm cloacl 011 Tuesday. Aug.
ttl. at :t oVl.N?k V. M., aud reopened ou the iimrulug uf
CIKOIKiE M. BOW1J1Y,
Hccrnary.
American District
Messenger Company
maintains Competent Help,
who will handle
Advertising
for
THE SUN
without extra charge.
Rates for advertising at the following
offices will be the same as those charged I
at the main office: j
NEW YORK CITY -THE srN, !. Proadway. near
Ssdal. icopy rrcalved until II V M ., no Eau I Kiln I
st Icopy received until V P. M All American Dtitrlt-t '
Mraaengar omcs (until HP. M. UKooKl.YN-kaitern
DUtrk-t AdverUslDf bureau. l&J broadayi aw7 Ful- 1
tou si..oppoalte City nail: 73rt rliuhlngav. I.OSU
ISLAND CITY, 1, ..-burden av . 6 itelephoue call. 1
aoureenpolnl). John W. Davreo. Bordeu as-l aad
fi. i. N Dodsoa. HOBOKIN. V J Otto 1. Keith
merer. 410 Washington al.. J LUSjtensteln.Xll Wash
iDgtnast. PATCHOOt'E. I. I. -James CanBeld. llerard
building. JAMAICA, L. I. -Corner Washington and
Fultnail. tlPKlNnrtELD, L. I. In the l'ol 70V.
LAWKkNCE, I.J. la If U phone oHlce, near d.jt.
rAH KOCKAWAY, L. I -Vtat store, corner Cataeila
aad Moil av. HOCfc A WAT TaJtUca. U L-Cemsr Ui
tatls v. aa4 Seoleiard,
RUBBER GOODS
OK AI1I1 KINDH.
Best Quality. Lowost Price.
H0D6MAN RUBBER COMPANY,
nnotnTVAY, i t wfrt tein nt.,
etiK. ti it a. mi ht. ! aii. ant av. iiiitkI,,
crtftt goarit.
" ' Enat Hide.
A Tit AV 10, "Morla llotir,"opposte Cooper Union.
I Fiirnlsbe.1 riotns, with good, substsntlal board,
Fngllsh cooking for gentlemen and married couplesi
I.So up,
"l I ITH HT !I4 KA.lf.-i'lesJSnt double and "single
I f rfsitos, all comenlenccsi excellent boardi terms
refitrrate.
jhiiRT., IMf;AHNreciy furnlsh.il back pnrior,
sill with Isiardi hot nnd cold walert other rooms.
1 7TH ST., 14 F.A1T. Nliely furnished rooms
IsVI vritii iKinrdi excellent lis-atloni terms mole
rat references exchanged.
West Hide,
HTH ST.. (1(1 WKST. Rooms for bachelors, hand
) somrly furitlihrd, lowprlcrsi wllhlsianl If ile
sired. VonxA U'nntcd.
TASTEII- Two hall rooms and board, by brother
"v and slater. In restiectable liosrdlng hmisf aImiiq
12th st, 1 state particulars and terms for permanency.
M tsix ltll.gunomce,
ef urni.9hfd jSoomji &3pnttmtntjJlo ft
IJsst Hide.
IIlVlNfl PI.ArE, 2.1.-Urge, nicely furnlshfd front
I room, lit.aoi front hall room, 17.50.
JI) AV !i4.- -Front parlor for a couple, or would
a) answer for business purposesi first lloor.
1 mi! HT.. IC4KART. -Very comfortably furnished
111 front nnd Imek rooms; every convenience; Isiarii
optional private house.
I i.TH KT., HM KAHT.-Largr and small front rooms,
1 J nicely furnished) gas: hath, hot and cold, private.
al.TH HT.. IS! F.AST.-Elrgantly furnished rooms,
Citall conveniences; transients accomtnistiitedi
terms mislernle.
O-TH ST., alii KAHT.-Flegsntly furnished Isrgo
I front room for couple or gentleman hot. cold
water; reasonable.
tJQTH MT.. IiTkaht'. 'llacheior utiartersi parlor, up-a-sf
icr floors, single rooms, private hatha conveni
ent hotels, clubs.
TOTH HT.. IBIIF.A8T. -Nicely furnished rooms, with
f Issktlit gas; all conveniences,
HITH HT 1147 KAKT. - Ijirge furnished room, fine
l private house batht gentlemen only; refer
ences, $3,
HITH HT..:Tiu KA.st. Newly furnlahril rooms'ln
't .rh ate house gentlemen with references.
1 (Tit ST., 111! FAST. -Elegant furnished rooms,
I . r ill com eulcnces. In private house.
A Vest Hide.
1 TH ST.. 40 WKST.-l.argp well-furnished room
ImIq quiet, comfortable house; exclusive bath If
desired.
J ITH RTT.4nl WF.ST.-Neat. pleasant rooms for
y'i gentlemen, 11.30, tv. S.1; near itatlon; cars
convenient.
l(.TH ST., 10H WEST. -Ijirge and small rooms, fur
't . nlshed and utifurnlahed; parlors suitable fur
phsslclau; cheap.
"sjd ST.. 204 WEST.- large and small rooms hot
tf) and cold water, bath.
ef urnishfil Hoomis Eo ft roohlijn
'OI.l'MMIA IIFKIHTK. 4H. two minutes to Fulbin
V ferry aud bridge.- targe. square f ront room: two
or three gentlemen; $2.ao wii-kly.
ef lats and s,pnrmctit6 jra rt.
AIIHOI.I'TKI.V FIRIIIMIOOF.
TIIK KVKI.YX,
lot WKHT 7S1TII HT.,
Overlooking Manhattan and Central Parks.
El Slators. eleelrle lights, Av
FinHT.fl.AHH ItllHTAt'KANT.
Apartments with kitchens from sU.noo to fl.noo;
mm honaekcplng apartments, two to lite rooms ami
Isstli, oootol.voo, with sen Ire. Cln'tllsrs sent
4. K. Ill 1. 1., Manager, (U Liberty st.
II 100 WKST 71TH ST. overlrsiklng Manhattan !
V aipisre -Choice stenm.hentit apartments, ll rooms
and bath; t-'lT to 8t:i.
f. K. HILL. MANAllfilt.
Amsterdam as. and th st.. 0'.' I.llicrty st.
V A F.LEOANT .1 nod ll room flats, with all ln.
. irormcnls: rents SIS to frj; also Sand 4 room
aiiariments; rents from $h to six
CHAN. F. WniTE. 8S2 Columbus av.
a Pl'I.V TO
J sIAMIX.I. irrflllNOIIAM, Assent,
Villi West With st.
BEAUTIFULLY DKCOHATF.D AVAIITMF.NTS. 4.B,
a rooms, bath; all luiproveinents, steam hente.1; In
newly nutahed houses, N, K. corner VNth st.and nth
av.; rents tHI-MA, JANITtlK.
I.'LDOK Tt) Li:T. 46 Hudson St.; Hvn nsims. In good
order; rem $.ls key tn bam-ment store. TUOIIN
lONM RODMAN. Rear Estate Agent, 1 IV East lllh
St., between Itdund 4th ava.
1SI.ATS AND APARTMENTS." unfurnished "and fur
1 nlshed, in all pans of the clly.
HlLSOM ItROTHKHS. row Hroadway, cor. 12th st.
IKlttlV ST.. :w.Sliigle flat, four large rooms; he
i tween PbH-kerand Heilford; all Improvements;
low rent. Janitor.
"VIlNNF.IIAHA.HVIIto U'J7 Park av.-Mx moms and
I bulh. all Improvemer's; hcnutlfully decorateitt
steam tieateil throughout; rent $.10 to t.lrf; one mouth
trie. Janitor.
'N LET Entire dwelling part of house inn Waver
1 ley place, three floors. eight rooms, all In order
rent 940, kevat Iteuui-r Druthers', watchmakers, IVvj
Waserley pface. TIUmNTON M. RODMAN, Heal Es
tate A;cut. 112 l-ast lllh st.
"t'lCTOHIA. lllh at., near lh av.-F1v risuna and
v bath; handsomely decorate!; alt new; low- rents,
Janitor. H7. W. JmiWNS. 184 lllh av.
7 LAKor ROOMS and bath, hot water heating, new
I houses Juat completed. S4, 10 9110, ou tilth St.. near
Madlriiuas.. also r. rooms nnd balh. hrateil, lit-1 SO
East inllh it., sun, tUS. all light; uuahafts.
8 Til AV., no and 112. Elegant tints, 4 rooms'aud
luith; all liuprotcments; rent SI7 to ('.".', one-hnlf
month free. Inquire nf Janitor
- I ST ST.. 130 EAST., near I-exliigliin av.-Slngl
a1 ibMir and three light Uslrisuua; gas Uxturcs, ii'4
iuonlhl
rjOTH ST.. WEST. -Elegantly decorated flats: 7 and
war s rooms, Imtti: steam heateil; private halls, lu
quire Janl'or. ii;!0 West AUIh st
b)) ST.. 1U EAST. -Mi rooms and bath, all light.
a decorated, perfect order. Janitor. New house.
I s),";TH BT.. 21H EAST.- Apartments of three and
L awt I four rooina; all light riMima; cheap rem.
10-TII BT. IM WEST -Fine Hats, six rooms; sll
OtJ luiproveinents, one mouth free.
.at. and iiartntfutu ittrooklyn.
S(l AND tlO MONTH rem for 4-room flats: alvi 112
7 uiontb for atorH and 2 risims lu brick buildings
WHO and u2 Myrtle av., ilrooklyn.
bee janitor.
Iltrcllinn Jftott.fj. to Jrt.
i 73D ST. AND 85TH ST., WEST SIDE.
fllJsIHSHI.E 'I AND 4 hTOKV IIOCSES. Fl'l.l V
DECORATED, STEAH IIKAT. AMI FI.KC1HIC Ullllr,
Cl.ARK IXI'.tTE,
v.t ir--T 2.111 sr
IIEHIHAIII.P. IIiirsFS. furnlaheil and unfurnished.
At tn all .arts of the city.
FOl.fOM HHoTHEl'.h, sjrT Hroadway. cor. 12tb at.
'I'll LET Corner Alith "t.. Islington ar high stoop,
1 brokVIl atouu house, iwrfect order alill itenllat or
doctor. JollNIl, WHIilHT. JSHroadat.
tTo 3Cft for business Jurposte.
tirrit ix ;ni i.itt
TEMPLE" COURT. '
The luiisl cotiteuieully arrance.! and imsl centrally
located FIRE Pitta IK tlVFH'K Ill'II.HIMI In Ineill).
It I' LAN It .t' srillTIN'O, Agrals,
uu prt mist a, fl lU-cauiau at.
IM'ILDINIIS, imres, lofts, unices, studios inlet lu da
J alrable bs-atlous. tillSOM IIROTHERH,
b2H llrissd ay. cor. IV1I1 at.
HIEAP FlAKIKS lo let, eirn Hroadway aml47IUat
I Itith. al. Inquire N. ss'HWAR.. 47 Fast IHtli at
I,li; HCmiM In stole, openda) and night. Apply
1- oil pleluls.', AUU tubal
IldllT 1 JilTs- Low rent, low Insurance, steam heat,
4 power, elevator; latthal uu Walker st.. near F.niad.
way, and al Usi.1 Pearl u.. near bridge.
1 A Hi IE STOKE, northwest corner Hdas and I'.'llli
4 at. Appl) to IIAIKIOJ, opMsslteroruer
STOHK. alugle and double, tu Ihe uewl nnlshed
bulldluga ou Ihe northeast 1 oruerkMh al. aud utU
a... reuts iiuslerate. Janltnr 011 premises.
STORES, lucludlnd flat SI.1 s-r nth. Address J
II YOC.MI. Pelhamsllle. New V.irk. New Haven
aud Hartford It It.
STORE AND FLOOR lo lei for business purpiiaes.
Appl uu preinisea, . Fail .'Otti l
'1'OLF.T Lolls, 2SHW. tmwir eleialnr.olTlii'risiln.
1 I II oSFII.I 10. U3liudsouat.
tn tf.sti.tr J'or dalr-iTltij.
LOTS SI50 TO $400.
Just north of rliyllur. at Hryu JIawr w) cash, 11 I
in, aa monthly. I niluuics f nun Ifl&tbsi 4u mln
utesfrom 42d at-, only 450 feet from iiatlou: title I
(uarantee.1 J J IIANNAN lACorllaodt st.
Ural tf utatr or 5alr--3tatrn island j
TIAV8 14 PERCENT. INTEHFST. -Three story nen '
1 double brick, cururr Hal. 2.1x80. lot ISjilrep. nn
principal bualucs street West New Brighton, at.aon
a-l,oiHlou piorlguge also, lis lots on tnoatreels. with .
hswlaome house, iu:m. large earrlaga bouse, sircs't
aewere.1 water, gas. Oaggr.1 walks, tU.etUCi; ,io0
mortgage. Hue spss-ulattou Call and Investigate. 1
HjA RUIN. 202 Hrosvilwsy, Hoom H, '
Ural tftatr at gsutllon.'
(SMYTH RTA1SJ.
K,rii"iiij65WiVJr
SStktMMfcJfcWaW . - asaAssMtWll , ifiHi
gtratggtalt oralr ?otifl .fllatid, j
The Synopsis 111
of a Great and jH
TRUE STORY. I
Chapter I. imi
Mr. TtomoVf r Rrt llrnl nf IHhicc iimrft unltift (ill
rltrlftt. 1! Imiefi fur a hor.v i.f hU own in etnm fll
nrrtly nuhnrli. wiihlu :. "r 4i,iiti..iti-vnf his tmir.rs IB J
hut with hi tlinlfn. tMcnnsftiM- nut fn how htn vrlsb ill
can bo iifcotiiiillnhfd, )li
Chapter II. jlj
He notices In his iladi piper .1F.HE. JOHNSON tn.'S I'i
"ad." of attractive and accessible home sites on tha -eBI
Installment plan. He writes for additional partl.-u- ll'J
lars, nnd receliesbv return mall n le'itullfulii- tllus. JHs
lrale.1 tMNik describing Mr Johnson's proertes at mk
KENBINIITON. Illthe'JUth ward of Hrrsiklyil; MOIllll '!
PARK, CORONA, onl- pishing ln). IMU.FSIIIK. Ill ths Hi
village of Fliiahlng. and NF.WtoWN HEKIIIfS, all
near-by suburbs on lmg island.
Chapter III.
llflvlnn mrpftilt.r n(! th ImhiIi. h iaIIh nt Mr .foh 'J
Mm .!.- ml iiiilulni rntn)llnirntftry jtuffrtnn Utvn
alt.hlmttffln1 wlfr tn vUlt the ri)inrtf h thlnki ft
Ihfy wotiM tirtfrr Mp .'m.i hu npxl tvn frihir i..
lpturo aftorntrittn lu rnrpftillr pxainlhlug time ul 'y
Chapter IV.
llr finally rrrc(r n honip ultp Jiti, M mtnutP fmm ,1'
hM tniMn''. A ht ti- ntt wtnh loilrnw tmi hrntllr f
nn hi ftAiltiK-1. hp iIpi'Mpii to u for II lit immthlr ( l"
HtAltmpnK urmlpfl tn trrmlnnto In tny. . At the J
pmlnf thhtlniH hp iccplvri hit ik-iit uiula lui'Icyo i
title liDsurAiitp. A
Chapter V. j;
it'oneliiMlon.l t
lie takcahla deed to aouie reputable llulldlng and A
Iiao Assielsllii!i, nnd borrow ctiuugh to put up a f)
charming Itltlc house, w here he end his wife nnd chip r.
dren live happlli ever aflerward. J)
LOTS AT ALL PRICt.S -FROM .VI TO .VW APIFCF,.
PAVAIII.E IN MONTHLY 1NT.U.I.MKNIM OR WITH .J
A IH-sfOCNT FOR ALL CA-sll ALL TITLES IN- Si
Sl'RF.ll. FREE PASSES ON APPLICATION. .Tg
JERE. JOHNSON, Jr., j
0 I.llierty st V. Y and 1 Ml Montague st., Ilrooklyn. n
J.XIH SAL!, on luig Island, frull and rtslry farmi .,
Jersey cattle, 25, .leres, HO ilesrt-d. atiN'k. Impbs, s)H
nients, Ac, (",000. AddresaH. c Inn ll,. sun offlce. ll j
CPLENIUH 111 II.DINll LOTS llSup.J'J down, sami 5;Bil
iStnonihlii send for circular, perfect titles. J U 'Vli
LF.WIS, Norl!isjrt, I. Li 202 Ilroadwa), Wcdneiulay
Ural (irstatr Jor alr- flroohlp. jB.
HARnAIN. Two-family hotiM's, near trolley an4 IH'
elevated roiids. elegantly dei -rnleit all Improve' IM:
mentsvlni-ludlng Halilmore hctci-s, rtitiKes, st'tllouary ill'
tubs, baths, fiincutcd cellir, and sidewalks, easy iH'
terms to responsible twirls s.eu tiMlm. H
I'AI.KIMtfltfl A' II4IIIRMAN.V, J :
Llfdll.ttes uv., near llllsliwlck av, a W-
i)AK(IAIN. s thrm-stnry and basement brick hotisaT fH1
i) with nil lliliroeineiits. lsiJ
JlcKEON A CO., 7H Itclford av. JM
Ural tfstatr or Aalr 3lru-rv,6ru. ! '
Great for Investment. . J
Beautiful for Homes.
Pi.llaadea I'ark, close to Netv York clti. Com- t
niutsiloti o cent" Trains curlv and Isle All In.
r'rnvetueiita. llMndsome faad. I.nta HUMS 1
o VulOII i ucb. l'aiaiue 510 oiotilnly. Write furs &
map giving full lii.rllciilsrs. with free basses to visit '
Ihe property. , l.lr.-ss Illtcbi'lirk Real I'.alate .
Ontce, 14 4'liambera at., .Neve York. ',
IIAHIIROI'CK lll:ir.HTH. '
New si-risun cottage, all miwleruconvcnlencea; plana 1
and photogruph froui II'
T. MAt'Kir.. builder. 201 West 4.1th st. i
'f'KNAri.Y. N. .I.-tlniiilsoine villi plots for sal.
1 II. WK.ArilFI(IIY t CO., 2TI Hroadway. jK.)
efor Aalr or ITo Crt 31 rw jjtrisry. 3l
KOADIIOUSE. Fln-tclsssroBdhoiiseforuileeheapt "'K'-
great lialgaln. iK'twi'ti Passaic and ratersont '.IB!
long lease; cheap rent. For partleulars apply Ale
11ERT F. POST, comer Main and Yan Iloulen sts, ,
Pnterson, N. J. j,'
C; I TZ RENT Elegant slv-roomeoitiige.lust flnlshd '
Cl) at Etna. N. J., on N. J.nndN. V. II. It.: lot !,
Illll.'ll. ALFRED ACKERMAN.
f I'uuUr jilotirrjs. j j
10)T OFFICE NOTICE. "
i Should le read DAILY' by all Interested, aschanges ' $
ma occurat anv lime., .91 (1
FureU'n malls for Ihe week ending Aug 2.S, will close sj ;
(PROMPTLY In all rases, al this nltireas follows fl ll
TUIVsllAV. Al 2 .1(1 . M.for NF.lVFOt'NIlt.AND. per i l
steamship I'lirthaglntan. from Philadelphia; at 1J ll
II A. M. for EUROPE, per steamship Haiei. via f tl
houthniitptoii ami llremen lletters for Ireland l -I
must lie dlnvteil "p.r Hael"i. at IIA.M. for.11. ' t
THiiMAsniiilST.cl,ulX,staNi.TTioiiiaa,iiersteanis
ship lUrndale, from l'litla.li-lihla;al IP. M. fur I
IT'llA. ler steamship Yucatan via Havana (lul- i '1
ters for Tainpliti and Progres., nnlst la, dlr.vted "! 'I
"per Yucatan"!, ul . P.M. for J MAICA. llltEY. , ;f
TOWN. I'AHTllAUENA. and SAVANILLA. lr :t
steatiisiilii'lurklsh Prince 'letters must bs'dlrected liE r
" imt Turkish Prince",. ift , i
WEDNESDAY -Alii I. M for EPIt01'l:,p.rateiimhlp E
Teutonic, vlalueeustowo at 7 '.o A. M. for HKl IB T
illt'Mdlrect. iiersteauishlp Wcstertiland. v.i Ant- t sp
sscrp tletters louai tie ilirivbd ar Western- - yl 1
laud "i. al is A. M. isiipoleuieutary In A. M i for II 1
Fl'Rol'E. H-r steamship llerlln. sla Kouthsntptoa . Ji i
iletters must lMoirs.e,l "er tu-rlln ' at 12 M. Ji
for IIAR1IA DOES. TRINIDAD. loIIAIIO. and HEM. i!
F.IIAItA.irsteai.ishlpl'arllil'rlncu, nt 1 I'. 11. for M S
INAlirA. IHlNAllKS. P'll'.r DE PUS, CAPS f,
HAYTII'.N. mid ST. MAUI . r .leatushltiOiania: If i
al 4 P. H for LA PLATA rol'STRII'.s ilirei't, tier fi
slcainshtp Merlda nt h 'lo P l. fo;-M WHU SD- il
LAND, tieratcatner from Halifax. K n
Till RMiaS -II I .'I'l A M isilpplrinenlar; U A. M.I 1 ?
forFCHOPI. r steumshlp Augiiata Mctnrla. via M ,1
outliHlililooalid Hamburg, at lo !lll A. M. isup. K '
pleliieotsrv It A 1 'or VF.NF..l El. t audi 1'IIA. El .
I'OA. also SAIAMII.A la Curai-oa. t steam- )
fhln t'hliaib'lihia -letters for other i olombiaa Hi
iMirtsluuat l-.ihec'.l ' INT I'blllidelphla "i. at tl IH
A l. for N'evniP.Itt NI direct, per steamship H f
Werkeudalii. via Ibdl -illlil ilelteri. must lie ill- nffi
ri-s-led " S-r Wcrkell.lillll " i ut M p. M. for SANTA ' HI
MARTHA and csRTIIAOFNA, per steamship Yu ' W
nmrl. from New orlrans W
BATITRDAY Al ll A. M for FIUNCE. hUHIZEIt I
I.VND. ITAl. SPAIN. I'ORTL'liAI. Tl'ltisEY. and W
HRlllsil INDIV, p4r slealii.lilp Ix Touralne. sta, 111
Havre, ut to a M. isnpiib i.imtary lo :u a. M.i b,
for lil.HMASY, ier stiamshlp Km., via llretuea IK
lletters for ot lor irfri-of ruroJK.. viaSoiithvnptnii B
and llren.en, niusl lie dlns-lcd ier Er.is"l, nl s ,,i '.
A.M. .suppleineutary lo ;uiA M.. for El'ROPL. or B .
steamshlpl'anipuliis. vln ileeltstowu .letters roe - n 'k
i.ermnut must la-dlrii-i'-il" per cumpiniai. at In fc .
A. M. for I, I. MIA. iHTsleauialilpFill'la -letlera must
I .111 ,-cr d 'lie- l.ll.U ,. al loA M fiirst'oTI.ANU , K
dlrvci. m-i ste.iuisl,fp Ai.c'iiirin, via Olasgow et. m
le.a must la.illn-.-t,sl "t in -horla' . at lo A. If, m
isiipplenienlary 10 ,10 A VI for HlP.TCNF. ISL. , j
ANii..lAMAICA.an'IIIAYTI.prrstenmshlp Slvena n
, letters for Costa plea, via l.hiion. niusl liedln-rted Ut '
"I-ertlveua' '. atl ,'ill.l. M for CMI'hl'IIK.CIII.
Al'AS TAHASCo. and YI'CATIN. r strsai.hlp , W
Yniuurl .letter forother Mexl'-anstutesund Cut ' In .
must itiri-cled ar Yiimuii' . at 1 1 A M for It '.
NhlHKRI.AMlSdlle, t. .erst..jtnstilp llnsterilam H
vlaRotleritaui 'lelb-ra must In drreete.1 "mt Ami w
slcrdam "i. al :! P M for I RI'XII.I", pee atealn- It
ship h. I'luall. Iroiu N. v Orleans, al :! P M for W ;
lUH'AS DEI Toltli. h r alcamslilp llergcns-ren. 'TL 1
fr.eii New Orleuus. ut I P M for c U'E I1IUIXV SJ !
and XA'I VL. pa rait jiiis. ip liruinu.ond. , lals.
...wn f
Mall, lor China and lapin speclall) addressed onl ., e
l-vr sleamshlii t i.iori ss of Japan 'fro.i. lat.i-ou. B .
ter'.clira- here dais ll to tug s-.'Oul II Ul I' M. H
lulls for I lilua ami Jupaii, iwr sleamshlpChlua H
l from San rn.ncis,wo. close l.eie dally up lo Aug. n
VV al il :m P M. Mall for Ihe bra-lei) Islmids. per M
slliliiillle' 'from s.in Fnillcls,-,i,.i-os.. leri-dally K
Hi. in Aug. ;.'. nt U I P. M. Malls for Hawaii. r , H
steamship Auslialla (roui tan Fruuclsto . i-1im4 w .
her,- dallv in to Aug 2d al ll fl P M Malls for H
I blua uud ihwii .smIjII atidrrarsso oiiIV'.mt 1
stejuiahlpSlkl. ifroiuTsi Mtiai. cpsst here dallv up Kl
lo isept. 4 ul il ,m I' -'I Malls for Ausirulla 'ia- M
apt IVrst A istralla,. llu-vill. and l.ji Islands III '
a-r steamship W.itrlu,iMi ifrom amouvrr , ' Wl i
cl.au. here dally after Aug. t and up lo W ,
Sept s-iain ::n p M Malli fur tusiralla leieent ) '
hose for Wi-st Australia, vshlcliare forwardcl via W '
Kuros". w esbind. Hawaii, rlji. and saiuoan ,10 ,f!
Islands. ir steamship Marlis-w. 'from Sat. Iran. 1 1
rlsai. l. here ilalb up li.hepl I.Iain .10 ! M. IB fi
orou amvulat New York of steamship I amimnla rfC , ;
with HrlllsU malls for Australia . Mails for '."rw. m )
foiiu'llji.d. b rail to llalllaa. aud theuce by ftt i
steamer close al mis m,-e ilall at :m 1' M, t
Malls for Mbpielon b rail lo Hilton, ami tbeoi-a .m
. siealiicr lo-' ai lids iifllca. dalb at ' P ,, ,tU !
Mallslori uba. bs rail Iii lai.itat. I fa and lli.oia '.K t
bs slcaiucr 'sailing llnii'U). and Ihursilsys,, tB I
. lose ar ibis ..nic. tally al A M Malls forMeiP B J
to overUiei tilllesa .a'lall aildcesse,! for risv ,!jH
ssii ii lo steamer, ebiseai ildsorrivdsjly ai 11A M. , K
rraus I'teltlc nulls are forwarded In s,rl nf sailing ..be
datlt and tl- beilule of .-losing la srrangeit ou tha tal j
-resiiuipi ou of llieir uuluterruple.1 overland Irausit, tm ii
Registered mall, bssesut II I M. prelloUslla) HB 1
Aft.r Iheclo-lngof ihe siipplemvutars Iraasillsn. U; r
tic Malls ujuieilalai.e addlllonalaiii'pleiiieutary mails n, p
are ota-lu-il on ll.e piers of the Umrltan l-ugllsh. till f.
Frrueti aud llermali steamers, and reiualu oa-u until rn A
within ten luluuies of the lour of saiiliicor .learner. tmf
CIIAKLFjs ll DAYTON. I'.-.liua.ln I
Post ontce. New ork N Hut 20. I "III ((if J
urtlon 3l0tUf5. j2j
OIlFRIFl'-S Stl.E. -WM TOPPING A CO Auction- flit
it rcis. will sell, lurvta). Aug 21. al UA.M.atSIt Bll
West Llth.t . ihr.Hs'k aud uiaihlus-ry of Ihe A. W. m2
laivvll Mfg o . cooiprl.lng melala, material, tools, HI
4te . also potato cuttfug uiachluea. atrvw machines. Hi
wrrrihea. finished and undulated Head, ItoMitua. Ws
Hranjnl A llarvlu lathes and milling machines. Ooul'l ) ,
a Mwrbanllshapers. PrrnlLsa drill presa. Lincoln mill. MU.4
lag uiashlnea, hdraullc pun blng aud livachlua U
preasea, .alklug iiuscblues, uiacbiuer) shaft lu. put- n
I. la. liella, ae . also safe, dasks. rua-a axlurea iltb- Bl
furniture. c JOHN H SF.STON sheriff .
DANIEL F. HN.N Deputy Kj
StlKHIFF'S Htl.F WM TOPPINT. A In. Aurtlotv If
sen. will Mil ruexlay, Aug 21. al 10 U A. M st '
t.Bal.L.vura.rW.....4.-fgo. Ml
PATID BAjUT. VM. as-atvi.. wym. S

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