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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-13

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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-13
Eastern. Northern Ind Westefn Polnts

EaSteFnJ NOFtheTh anu WesttFH olAtS
Giving THROUGH TICKETS to all points
Chicago, Toledo, BuiIalo, Richmond New
York, Washington Ctr Philadelphia and
Boston.
East, North aaa Western tourists viii End
tho Is Belle rl4aG Eoafe aates delightful and
economical.
Rates BY tnIs Line eheapeF
81 1an aay sothss e s-s.@ ss.ss ! Fesss eses
Baaaaae checked zHfougns
Paasaneafs can rely q 5 splendid trip b
this Nae. as The steamers aEs all nrst-elass
having been expressly huilt for The aeeommo-
daiian Of passengers.
Each steamer carrieaa fal string band
Il. W.hIUHTBuRNE
General FTsikAI aad Iiszst Agent
"a Z. SnENENs. PasseaeeH Agent,
No. Monroe slreei. Memphis Tenn.
f3-elt-f.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-13

GEO. LEAvELL, Sectiy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14
MINES AND MINING.
rnrrsnAY. oct. 13-F. ".


The mining stock markets to-day were less son-
Ii, octive than they were yesterday, but larso
,a,,'oss was done in few stocks at irregu,''i
arioos Hibernla was especially active ana "eah'
,,s nr,ce declined from 81 to % cents bu' Wv
otber Leadvillc shares were firm or st'@hy Co,
lite At Gls0Cas. Iron Silver a. p Lcaoyii,9 o.
to,dated a. 1.f3~11c, and Little ",ngl d" ,Iaose
Robinson Consolidated steady at 1872 on t"' fo
not 50 active as orlatc ard yielded 'enS With To
liz. The state Lines were 'tronf; ana "' "a
large amoat Of business rose to =; and n, 10 TSe
cents a Oriental and M 5sf5 ID vrnaia were du
T0mstochfs 1Fing san sca at l5o4 tyr @ Tbe
s Sas eat at i15al-c End &C. Cherokee al LOU
mI - ~; T1 < ,yer A.inug COmpany mas ue'idI,'
ny gg &c. O, 20 rents share rgIanG OF o 0y
l3Srr 20. The transfer scents tG@ % aliserdd in
SntyIy"Tk Transfer books will close on O''oo'i
20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14
NJ uYyTyG Sro1g EyoTiyGE SIZES
sr,,y, cN1.-l2 O'cL)Ci Il.

tom = 5,c %o2I Belle Islc
California RISING euA "''oolJS Assment uGpd
".-s3.. 'oGt $40 - b 900 ulO.%"J 100 -. w
80 800. % -on.... L'O U'So'' $g1I -. p 90
M ulDeIh'i 40 e'i - sierra Nevada Ga''Il" oo
~ .-... ,nn se il luH - 800 tut ~"
4OO 80. ;,ii 2l C, Virginia Miner Boy AoomSon . An
5G9 .s5 81 i }9G1s5o so 500 49,. l6 Findley o.
700 -. IS state line no Up '' 90 Great Eastern
Iegdyille con ana e -. tt,,p 1000 ..... J.
800 .. 1i5 900 -.-. 80 ~ stG % Red Elephant
- ...... l"o iUJ - II Ir,u silver 1000 Is
independence luh;,,,. 'oi la 300 Cherokee
lJD.lon. lG - MCoS' * ;O0 81 200 lOO.Uo1- 10
1ri 20 400 ...... ll5 100. % -,yu --------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14
Gitrntione iuantco--fcmaIcs

PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
h.A sGa;e s2}t c2 20, 3 ~
c,ogEa4 i2 T A. rs Is lvs ,' oia hoa Above
4 GERMAN LADY daughter OF high
- oe9 acc to t9e l5T9 Of r r oca
desires position as hon9cSGcPcI IN . i, pap
Of As desk the sy s 6eias IN Esos
CHAMRERWORK, &c.--By q Young CIR. to
Y do chambeTNork auq ,e" o! W 'f1 60 - or ''
has good references Caii at 23 West I'u1et "a L"I'
NHANBFRMAfD aud WATFHESS.-By a
" respectable young welsh Protestant GIL best city refer
ence 10. lO7 East 27thst
NHAMBERNAID and WAITRESS,-By a
- very ,aplD w. . rs MAJ, ..,nr5 and slI5ds yerr
Ie,etGH,i ,L M ". as /. tdy clean ana capable
NHAM8ERMAID and WAITRESS.--l}y 4
errnce Ii5 West 3othsL rear
NHANBERNAID and WAITRESS.-First-
x class reference can at go East 'iio.''.
NHAMBERWORK. HOUSEWORK, WAIT
NINGor NURSES. sc.-it tn'rt-ll Ai ~
TANT'I0G. 81 ttlr.l j.l.ts'. tbpy' ~
NOOK.-By a Protestant woman city or
eoG l T NJ Ing. to 2i Wd5 IN d Tt4 ANA IRONING F
CooK;m7,B3y ,, re EesR IS 7s. woman in small
COOK. BY Swedish Protestant young Wo-
" dr,tclass cook roast a"i lfoii me- nLht'
cs obine good references, city or country Can at ~
Gth.ave., over shoe store
NOOKS.-Thrcc good cooks want situations;
" good references. l5i West 3.G--i
CQOK, &c.-By thorough, good cooks;
f T59 psiS3 &u or KS Pg5S ava ''y At ' ' =
VOOK, WASH, IRoN.-By German hcip for
No., ~ r folry t tv d. l h,a,5 i5i5 il,
COOK. WASH, IRON. &c.-Bg two your-
sir'. one a. cook and iron She other %. cham
bcrwal alt waitress best city reference leo ''' -''
COOK. WASHER and RONEE, CHAN,
y BERNNB ana WdTEf-S , two .s, IT, i'
Slhiayt. Between sl" en- 55jn and $5h st
HOUSEKEEPER.-An Amcucan lady of re-
tnewcnt ald eyleI'rlcc a. A.g., .crn.T 10 a ~
Gfe,, BOX Box ~ > Ncw.lo'S Post oGicc.
HOUSEWOBK.-By Il ncl'. tidy Intelligent
Z Protestant }"unf tI' "h .' .'a.r'' E' i , D..
moderate. Can be s.n AZ 800 G,aI'c ac1r ad a' h"''
HOU~EWOEK.--By a neat, tidy, Norwegian
cr Generally o.. II, in . family ~ aay cara,.ts.
so5l cooling ane good washer 9ua igon'r; VII
ccoun,,5 Gail at W. shave over shoe store
ADY'S MND-By a yourg Protestant eirl
a. ady's mad aud scaustr'ss willing 2" assist WIN
ehaolrw' best city reference caIor alde.', o 800
7 AUNDRESS-Flst-c bv a respectable
rclcsd a1' '' %e"i iiiu,st .'''.'' 80.
I AUNDRErS- FIRST class; by. a Young 40.
man wao thoroughly urdcis stand her no,p.s '} ,g'
references can joe seen untl eur's'i ~" 90 i'' i7i''
NURSE and TRE>S-Ry Il Scotch
~ protestant good -cWrI uui'rs tniS TIE
ami grrFGr c'idcl Thoroughly. can Aul'f
thet sober AMI lIlgis Jy,, renee
Gail Lat ~ 6tA-dyo oScI saor store
DROTESTANT WOMAN wishes work by Tn"
day also, take wasAi homo city refer noe. 80 $50
East pa It.
G,ERYANTS.-Forcir and Domestic; Tor MI
- capacities. ro',rruacs Investigated Miss L. CAIP
BELL. Is West 21dsL
lNrAITRESS.--By q frst-cIas~ waitress in
w private family. best n Cy reference A. J., Tribune
Uptown OliCr l1$o Broadway.
NTASlllNG.-By a respectable woman; to
W take home reference. Apply o51Wct iltAs ST.. t""
stairs up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14
NETWORK CITY AND NORTHERN RAIL

For Danhury Conn., BTcW0icr Carmel " thppnc and inter
mrii.tr stat leave lJtt.-t 30 daily. i.lJ %.
III daily except Sunday.
brewster Carmel uahopac aud intcrrca,e stations loaye
l5stl.s 100 u. daily except sunday.
TgrntoNn flelphs prcal ami Way leave l5j.st I.55
H. daily except sunday. Baggage station, 2i3 West SD st.
The New York Transfer Company viii call iUr
vsg 70 fro hotels residences
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1fllnIng.
CLARK g. boutwell,,

Rooms lG H. 49, 19, No. Eassau-st, corner OF Wall,
New. York
PROMOTERS and MANAGkRS Of mining properties,
offer for sale exchange the stock OF tho Following com
panies, which under their drectOni
HIrE GOLD QUARTZ COMPANG.-Iines and mills,
Mariposa County, California.
MEMO COLD QUARTZ CoMPANY-Mines mills.
Grass Valley, California.
sATEMO GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY.-Mtnes and mill,
TaDgieT, Nova scotia
sfARR.GRoVE SILVER MINING CoMPANY-Mine
and mill, Lewis Nevada.
sroRMoNT SILVER MINING CoMPANY.-Mtnes and
mill Silver Reef, Utah.
EAGLE SILVER MINING coMPANY.-Mines mills
Lewis, Nevada.
SAN BRUNO COPPER CoMPANY-Mine and MILL
Lower California
stocks are invited TO communicate with US.
WILLIAMS CLARA, JoHN X boutwell,,
President. Secretary and Treasurer.
TNY0 CONSOLIDATED MINING AND
a. MILLING COMPANY.
Mines and MIL IDyo County, Cal
CAPITAL 100000. PAR VAIuE, IS.
OFFICE, NO. GS BROADWAY, n. Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14
FJRDUAM PROPERTY.
In Ifshgrd T. NfrnrH.

lo'9 on Norrocaye, and lots on Jactson-ayr, 2jx
100, - W IuNbl ............
> Tot. on J4casonHlyo each 2JVlO0; 4 DJnoLuc..
II IolS'n washington ave. each 2jXiHH. W iihl'
gan, " hourciy. " Barnes and w Daniels
4 i'I' oh L"'fHuuIyc zach g1Nion j. 90 i.u...----;
% " TUhb4 ...... ..-.---.
II lots on Tag or.ave. each 25xlOJ; \ W Spcs and
& w Iubbs. ..--.-.....-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ON and after October lIyl

GREAT TRUNK Line
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York VIA Desbrooscs and Corlanls
Harrisburg PitisbnrG the West south Pullman
Palace Cans attached, A. H., $50 and $50 y. daily.
WilHnspOrt Lock Haven, 8 a. m, $50 .. u. CORY AMI
Erie $50 connecting at Cory Tor 1itus'ie, rctro
Tatn"re Washington ana tho south Limited Washing.
ton Express Pullman ParOr Cars daily, except sunday
10 arrive Washington p m Regular at 80 and b.
M. 3:tO and 10 AMI ~ night SUNDAY 49, a. nL7
Express for Baltimore except Sunday, .. IN
Boat Of gro6ilyn Annex" connect with all through
Jersey city aGortRS speedy and direct transfer
~ TroDS aTive From Pitt,burg. E. 1910 a. m 935 D. M
daily: G:3O D. IN daily, except Monday From Washington
Sunday q 70 a M g5j and lOJj D. ~ From Phlliclphi
$50. go 94o 1912 ilio @ lio 552 o no Gi %
lao o. m: $50. U35, 900 and lU5Op III
VNO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
nornIr ra fIiIA TMo IS new; Yotk;. ,,,,' D'.l ,.,
ALNr AND u THh FAAsITEsT TlMH; ,G,0Nsl5.
lsndt streets Ferries, as follows
4$0 7S0 :, $50 100 Limited IL a. M. l. 800 3IO T.
8 M, g. $50. 7, $50 and Top m. and ~ ni"hI
Express Trains leave New.YOrk daily excsi Sunday al
$3.50 m ana D. mr. running through VIA Trenton aud Cam
Reforming trains leave West Philadelphia I2ol Ran 5.25
T. 1885, ,, $50 and II Limited Express / 80 D. m l.
L. 5i5, 100 and p m ON sunday, 1901. .E4S 5.3j
$50 4, z, 800 amt p m Leave Philadelphia via cam
Gen 8 a. IA. aud $50 p. III. daily, except SUNDAY.
Ticket Onc.s 626 and ga Broadway Astor ami
foot DcsbrOsses and C0rtandtsts; CouTs Brook
lyn Annex station, of Fu!tou.st, BROOKLYN Nos IA
G and llS HusOn-st HobOkcn Station CITY Emil
grant Ticket once, BateIy-placc.
The New.Y0rk Transfer Company will call for and check
"I Isg SSS X X TiIoMSoN J. r. WOOD
genera Manager Geh'i fassr Agent
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,IpAvy DAY BOATS-ALBANY and e

a VFERARD daily Sundays excepted. lc.yc N,-tg. ~
PIER s.45 Z2d-t At ~. u.ro"NFn, by Anne li b
M land Ing at Nyark fcuy West fGni' N'"bu. F"uF
Albany iof he Noith AMI West. Ncw-inTk CuuI aud
II,Jr yar RAJ, road tickets good nIIs trc Tin lc
els 10 West Point NeWbuiH returning by down boat -
Last iIip ~ October -, ana down October 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14

ALL RAIL 40 10 Grand Central Depot
express train, dLiy excerpt sunday To bostol 40
S:a p U. ltriUr cars "tiatAaa, anu ~ T. IT, N'
palace -ls ping cars).
SUNDAY at To- o. ~. with palace sleeping car8i
Limited Tickets to Boston uil idI -.
TchCts and arib Dee 3;i ~ AZ Mci.I ''';
Fll Avr.U, l " nI5or IUl.a JAtCos and ~ Gland
CeutIaI Depot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14

n DREW and 81 J9Hy leave rrEG4 N9g + H "
m connecting at A%Fy sunday morning eSe'''o' "i1
f&cufson c4cts 70 Albany return good 30 days2 20
" W. ~ aTf, rses.iel,
RALTMORE and ONO RAILROAD.
Sd 49, MODEL FAST LINE TO TIE VET
Xia Phiade,glia lail1orT end Wash;nsoa. ,
yan.a Il H. Depot foot Of Co,ndtst and Dcs5ross's a'
s'S0a rn-Excopt supd,v arrive Washington i2' p. m.
Might ESprcs, leaves va Arlington j m dl,v Win sleep
7r%.-paily fast line Cor wasn.nrton argy; cnsn9'n
O palace ceperS throug cincinnati aaI enclFo Entire
* o6-Ndngit daily ~rtrcrs attached or'7 i'rpr'''1
ct VA V3,i; ~; ~ IN. tg vgr.s, iri,r, Bid.
9.sja IN Washington. 10 30 a. 20. sie'2ea for Chr
%o other line make, astor The we'' T},g5arriys
1ickcsand sleeping harh3 ''rar'l All b1yttF'gt.l "a
way at an the oncc, %! inc Pcany.yini Railroad c'l'
pahY.
CENTRALRAlLROAD or NEW-JERSEY.-
BrooAIyn, ioot Of laIi"n-st, JeT.ii.s Y mart
5:g1 a. m.For Flomington. Easton Allentown, Reading
~ a. nyFor High ridge Branch, Easton, Allentown.
9a 1n"F 6r Fcnia4Gn nigh Bridge Branch Easton Al.
lcut"wn Reading Harrisburg Mauch ChGuS' "l.'nspofL
p n.@For Pennington. El.on Allentown, Reading, Har-
risburr, Mauch Chunk, l1u,ion, &C. ~ ~ ,,,
Chunk, ramaqul. Dri.ton, Wtsc,aIue, scranton, &c
$50 j. m.-Eor lnrh Bridge Branch Eason, Allentown
5.i6p. n-ror i7,ion Allentown Ecaairc, Harrisburg
Surday trains leave ot 80, II for Bound rrooE
ami intermediate stations at $50 p M ioI Easl"n AAri'
town, HARRISBURG ana o." West .. ... .. .
FOR Ncvalk al {, 5l5 CI5. Gi5, 7l5 134. 500 s59 =
Gli Hl5 iri5. lU:ij HIS DE- me- II M 1910, ll, =, -
&:3 > l3O p = $50. 5lj. q, Go $780, Z, 1870 SD >
For tram. to local point, Time Tables At stations
" Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
y Leave . sis 1870 o. u - ., $50 T. D. g. p m
FOR NTLANTiC CITY, ENPRE-S p m with through
cars, arriving at Auantc civ At coop III.
TOR FREEHOLD
/ Al sl5a NJ Il ~, 2 L. D. g. p. m. For Kcyport att.
slj. 1870 a. rl, L. M. =, 10, d p. I'D.
NrFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
y Ma go, route and andy HOOK ?t 1000 D. u. $40 p
u. ..t Ions NI mob, tc'. ON sundays, go q. m
via IfaurhI.r-l H sally Hoo, AMI iilkllU@+ .. @l3 q
IA, h. a. l. = m. FDr Monmouth Beach and ~eabught,
3. =. - %. u., I. w., 1890 8, p. p.
Wa Uod Uauk-- 10 a. m iar lakewood. Toms River,
G.rur-Ii, sc. p. for Lakewood Manchester Toms
River. ATLANTIC CITY and a stations 0 Bay side T.
m i4.tyJld, Toms River, Eguegat, dc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14
REAL ESTATE

NEw-YoEE. Thurs 'ay. Oct. - 1881.
The following sales we're held at thc Exchange
Sa!crroun to-day:
IN ?. IT. LudioC q On.
j-sJory brown 4foun house with lot No 26i jth-
VI -.''i''' i0' -'''N',o, slG3 600
Euii iu"- with plot land. MS 81 and 90 Wnterst,
Ihonr,or '''' ''' "r''' ''' 1850 N'.' $1,000
GgI. IT, Nvi''r G. SOH.
4Tio-v brown stone house with Tot Gramercy
F"'.,sr cor u. IA, @l-t t. lot l9.-Nsu, aud
aio,c In fer W Si, .' ' ~ n. Ii53seys 42IOO
Bg T. /. LGirr,ice & son.
4-sic-r brown stone house vIlh lot 40 3ji West
''.-st 3, 35a.i ltuayc, l0o lGSSa~'; l. oo,o
El Peter. P. JJrger
us.ilIGitnofAy ec ' lot 53yo5; Joseph Ros, 1900
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5teamboats an> lliircl>s.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. -
N DREW and 81. join leave PIER4l, NORTH River,
SOCTH SIDE OP CNNhI~sT.. cvcrg WEEK DAY n q >
M connecting at Albany SUNDAY morning ezeeptob VIA
Hcnron ucs 10 Albany and return, good 30 days - %
4 {.
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Leave N'"-f O., .', y ',.f,f,, ' ~ '' '''
f,'I OF H":Hf a.. , ,,,n."'',,.,..'r ,N.y
, t.a, - -l', - 10, and tII,frrrn- may
n '.'..... "' '.' '..'' J, ~. ....,.,,r. '
OLO!.ol g.. DH>NoE.
p,.r,r.,. 4 f,,-tft. A-...
..,
E7DE HD~IDN.-IlIE LATEST TRAIN win
= ..,' " D. 49,, DO. . H. j.. a.i ii.,, &
-.,t. .,,,.r., .r r. s.rr. .te. G,ttI..,tt ..,
...I ...... I'D ....I. i...I..,.i
100. ''' .' ,,....
I'v",.dI,:.5, ., ~. ,l,..'.' r.; ''a,p'
r-ss. i.a'..n. 'g" i.i1 DID,. .1 rn ln.a,, .,
- - .
tiiI'h. NLi'l'' ~ ID .. ~ NV, l..
- rh- ,E'hI.E ..N.N-. '' '' i... '. i'l
..f'l ,'' ''' ' . . 90 ..,.. ........,..I ,...I
!. ,'r 1.,. :, n ',l,,.. W 'lrl.rrr. I,....l.
W .v' IT, l''' 't" ..''.,..,, it...,..,.'
Tam D." t' ,I'..l ' ,,f '. r,.I.,,',, ..,..
cor.hr. attached fo f5' ". ' t-'n '.l. ,''.i, g
~, p ~ tad WI .. TOO. conn NV -. rl'iuN " A. A
Gcnera -,'.n rac, corner Clar,' 20, co., ,rd
r-EW-UNyEE. NEEIprN. HARTFORD.
= '.riE.FIrID UuiY,EE Nrtfi-, .pHUs.
nt sundays excepted ,orr,.tn, sIu, ,,,at r,r, ,-
a.','.. '.' a., '..t ...'t A. .,1' .,,It 90" 1870,
lyclrsun D, Scs, iisy,l luI .r.lru ti -
H-L,r N,pE fE,.TpNT Avn IurDSDN
= ~. lOhN ~ hhL AM III DT'N
inm.,5 ir.in. MI .s.. o.rl .,a,sI br.ot
a., I'D ~ l2 " .' .,. .i' ''1N'''' 100 ''.''. ''
ln"rau.. CHICAGO E,Ir.,- d.a"msr.o" cars TO 'I'h-
Il'j mg j." It"} gay ,li"i VII" ''"''''" 10 '"'N
5op n special 1prr... To- Albany and rro, Saturdays
4oop m. Accorwola'io' TO Albany ani troy o.. %,
tIp u, ,'..I '..t "a w. '., , ~, '5 49,, ,',,,,,
itrnn7' ,,'','', iIi,.,, ,,,i l.i..'t ~ ' ' ~
>, T ,r,. Win M car, Tor clayton vii inca
Aatuu i'o'f ,1,."l~ nl 20 Nnn''r'l r..'nr r m,
pncirsrr UuGa. t.,,.llu I.i,in G.,ot ANA chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14
Brooalan l1ropcrlp for 5aje an> 90 Gst
GouHlrn Doaro.
h1inter Resorts.

gFiE LAUREL HOUSE
ut Lakewood, New Jersey, -
IKE NEW WINTEE AND SPRING hLsoAI'
snow open.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14
" Y and LONG RRANCM DIVISION.

y. leave at ,, sis 1850 o. II .. $780, T. ., g. p
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, ENFRi~~ . b. ~. with through
] clI.. nrrvLME 40 AManAc CIV ~ l.Jl n ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14

Ciin i}ropcrln t0nnlcO.
ENCTOEY WANTED Bujldiug 5OY1OO, 3
...i,t sell ..f.d with wand room possession about
f.rul.f. ..S. 4uIA 'ly preferred Address FACTORY,
Post ONCE .u, ,IJJ " :. b. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14
Cill Dropcrlr 90 ret.

NEW STABLES TO LET.-llst-St., near
y .uia,c. AlFyio THO. WELLS, 81 West loth't
n tp T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14
prnGassnr CARMlCNAEL. M. D.,
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
TRGY BOATS.


A -CITIXENS' LINE. TROY BOATS
n, NEW STEAMERS SARATOGA aud CITY or TROY
leave PIER No ~, NOr River, foot 81 Culttopirr-t
Daiy Except saturday. ~ p. connecting with early
nam, for TIC west sunday steamer toa'hr- az
llytuv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14

The Elegant steamer, 5rOSIEGrON and NAlslAGAN
bETG leave daily except Sundays A.
t. W.. Fro VI PIER b. " r., - go. , ~,
FOOtoH - ~ arTiyngH boston at A. NJ. FARE As 10"
As BY ANY OrIERf:NE.
tickets 3tIs I'll ,-tl5lH uGNs; ohcsL staieroomi
eccurcdat hcag Il We4c,tt. GxprsB ComptnYu AaOr
House Nos Bs aud jj7 Broadway ,nd H,JroPolltan '
FuI Avenue uptelA -. - bAbCOCh, Prcsilah~
h ~ 49,, - ti.n-rl pa..n.L.cr AsrnL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14

XVATCHMAN, JANlTOR or P0pIt , iEh 1; ,.lS
noulals ~ habits ability CuardcJer NS fSSSV SA VI
,ddress uLNRY WOLFF. ITO SOUths-
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Capitol Notes.

.f WASHINGTON, June l5.-Mrs. Belle NJ.
Borchand was appointed by the Presi-
dent, postmaster at Fort Worth, Texas,
vice John Patterson, removed. z9
j. A. Bentley rendered his resignation
this afternoon as commissioner of pen
sions. It was accepted and w. w. Dudley
United States Marshal, of Indiana, was
appointed to the place.
Judge N. c. Mcfarland was appointed
by the President this afternoon commits
sioner general, the Office being vacant by
resignation. .,a.
Gen. Williamson, attorney, declares
that there is no law making pre-
]iminary examination condition pre-
paratory to promotion in the marine
corps. g1 sha
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1881-06-17
The Terry Record.

The steamer Gen. Terry made magni-
ticent record on the recent Indian trans
fer trip from Keogh to Standing Rock
The Terry was the last boat but one to
leave Bismarck for Fort Yates, and the
only boat of the fleet that stopped at Fort
Lincoln on both tho down and rctHrn voy-
age. She also went to the, aid of the DIS
abled steamer Sherman, and notwi1h-
standing these facts she was ready to
leave Standing Rock Wednesday evening,
and made the Bismarck landing at four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, beating the
other boats by several hours. The retur
trip was made under the disadvantage O
winds so strong that the transfer boat be-
tween Bismarck and Mandan was unable
to run. The Gen. Terry is proud Of her
record, and much Of the credit is due to
Capt William Simms, Pilot John Coonco,
and engineer George Wilton.
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Who was in Command and a Num-
Der of Interesting Incidents
of the Trip.
Exciting Race of the Boats from
Buford to Bismarck--Record
Of the Helena. ~
a Telegraphic Account OF the Ar
rival of the Boats at Stand
ing Rock.
The Trip.

The five steamers transferring the ZOO
Indians from Keogh 10 Standing Rock
nuyived at the Bismarck landing about II
O'Clock yesterday forenoon and remained
7ess than half an hour, just long enough
10 allow the few passengers to disembark.
The boats left Keogh at 4 a. m. Monday
morning, under command of Capt. Sny-
dcr and twenty men on the steamer Eclipse.
Twenty other soldiers accompanied each
sf the other boats under charge of the fol
1owing officers: Capt. Overshine on the
steamer Josephine, Capt. Ever on the
steamer Helena, Lieutenant Hargons on
ahe steamer Terry, and Lieutenant Avis
on the steamer Sherman. There were
just 1850 Indians aboard the boats, ap-
psrtioned as follows: Helena 524 !;
Eclipse .440; Terry 800; Josephine 21S /;
Sherman 17S. About fifty other Indians
AID 493 PONIES are to go overland. No
difficulty was experienced in getting the
Indians to embark. The first night out
Abe Indians went into camp at Buford,
ahe second night out at Stevenson and
nhove. and by the third Qast night they
had arrived and disembarked at their
destination.
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following day the Josephine joined the
racers and all three arrived at Stevenson
that night, leaving the Sherman and
Helena ten miles behind. Yesterday
it became'sa ee-for-all, go-as- you please"
with the following start: Eclipse in the
lead, Terry second, Sherman six miles be-
hind the Terry, Josephine two and half
miles behind the Sherman, and the Hell
ena two and half miles behind the
Josephine. AboutHhis time Capt. Fecto
began to wake up, and concluded that he
would like to be in Bismarck. He cid
not feel we'll in the rear, and he didn't
like to get all the spray from the boats
ahead. The rear isn't his accustomed
place, SO he gently whispered into a
speaking tube. and the Helena began to
pick up. At the quarter pole the Jose
phine was passed, at the half-mile the
Sherman and Eclipse, side by side, were
left in the rear, and when Bismarck was
reached, she was just reaching for the
scalp of the Terry, which arrived first.
The Helena was loaded for bears and tt
gers, and all concede would have passed
the Terry within the next five miles.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1881-06-17
Unfortunate Quebec.

QUEBEC, May 16.-It is officially stated
that 642 houses were destroyed by the re-
cent fire, making homeless 124 families,
consisting of 6,02S individuals, two-thirds
Of whom lost all and are without insur-
ance Ten per cent. of the subscriptions
received by the relief committee IS to be
paid to the Protestant committee for the
relief of Protestant victims. A large
amount of missing property is being re-
covered BY detectives.
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corps.
ADastardly Deed.

{ READING, June 16.-An accident oc-
Cured to-day on the passenger train, on
the Schuylkill & Lehigh Valley railroad,
by which Chas. Matthews, the fireman,
was instantly killed. Geo. Herman, the
engineer, jumped from the engine and was
slightly injured. The engine was complete
ly wrecked. The accident was caused by
a log being placed on the track, with one
end thrust under the rails and the other
resting on the opposite rail. Several pas
sengers were injured.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1881-06-17
The Racing.

Whenever two boats Of rival lines ap-
zuoach each other on the Upper Missouri
II is As impossible for them to resist the
temptation to race, as it is for negro
with an open knife to, resist carving
ripe watermellon. The trip OF the last
two days consequently presented temp
aat,on which it was impossible to resist.
When the start from Keogh was made an
order was issued for the boats to main
sa,n the following positions: Eclipse, 1st;
sherman, Cd; Terry, Sd; Josephine, 4th,
and the Helena, 5th. The Eclipse and
Terry being provided with good. pine
knot fuel, however, soon forgot the order,
and pthe stern wheels began to revolve
with rapidity that was scarcely to be
compared to couple of buzz saws. The
wafer was lashed into a foam, and the
; Captains although they tried hard to obey
orders, found it impossible to slacken
speed. The engineers bells got all mixed
up and when the pilot pulled the bell to
go slow, it was sure to ring the bell 10 in
crease speed. As result it was nip and
tuck as to which boat would arrive first
at Buford and the decision is yet dis
pnted. Both arrived at the same moment
asshough the Eclipse claims to have got
The first line fastened to the bank. The