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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-20
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
4 NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


81 n--D.iY except SUNDAYS Day Express dsawingroo
Coaches g. BinEhamton Elnlra and Buffalo sleeping
81 m IOsiiyl--,sI Louis Limited Express-No extra
Charge for issl ,ime-PuIsn s,eenng Coaches 70 Buf
7so5 a M Cleveland l4O p Cincinnati $40 D. m. ST
bssToit ' $40 D. m: ioedo 52s M and inGisnspos
q Pullman Day snd Sleeping Coaches to Binssamton
Eura. Buffalo. Nia,ara Fails Cincinnati aud Chicago
~ n. -Emisrsnt train Tor the West
saiseriord and Passaic ~ a3, so o IA a. a. ~
ma1ight sundays. 9. $50. 1920 m. l49 $3.50 p m
% oo ss0 as9 n7 as Sis ~ 1880 S9Sp la' and
1mdnight Sundays. q. $50 10 20 m l;4o. $780, o;SO
Newark and Peterson VIA Newark cas- s:io. li:Se
SsS ony e sa SS ss9 p M ana %"sn' SATURDAY
sis sns5n . 5;se $50 1920 M La sss Pa eao'
a. NC E s:s aDi anu M. II ss SIap ~
sssssai iSsstoa and Montgomery. a m. 4'so
Sshsa . $50, Q. 1920 a. m. $3.50. 4.so. 8. BIS D.
sss ssV iS so g. ~ 100 Sjso $50 40 sl5 p m
sso ioso M S Mama p p,IT s So ap ana
Jeiys 80. ' , o a NJ 80 4so O. s. Bib p M
esse 25d az ousrier OF ana quarter after
os5a m 10 9.f5p. M and &C 10.45 and LAO p N
ssn Ss osns an orsr for Tao
'sssies Lssgase be len q .he comgsnys ohces
s{sssi. Brooklyn or :; iss coap asy's Dseois
e trains from ths West srrive In New York st7;lo
nsop5SS %sso y Gear ra.sE A73sss ssryc5s
vhIHERN RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY:
Ft 10 $50 10 a m. 80. I, 400. b.so GAO s3on
1891 nikht sundays I. 9 g m. AID 7'iS p m "a.
spring Valley and Monssy. Tao. iva M 4''op H.
JNo \. ABBOTT. GEM Psss'r Agent New.Yosk.
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Sales bp auction. ----,-s..-
IRIiRI 10 SALE OF OLD SUPPLIES AND

= MAihhiAi<s' NAVY DEPARTMENT
Aug. IL 1888.
In accordance with provisions OF me "a 1854
o,~rsss Uaaptsr Sgil approvsd Auxys - 1861
shsra vii he sold at mcs aud AZ the navy Nav 1s
.rx,er.bIe Tor ave thoreia AID Old arto,es s ats;sS
which be prontaby used py 40 thsr mschnery,
sImor armamentor eag2mea. va rytssm s@ san
temssr z2; New-yerE, sepienesx - s ctsSsS 4
PenSacoa septembsr % and Mare lsiand cs sspsen'oS
"a. 1855. ,-,.........a f,r ca.h m the highest
biaser and will &C 10 M ana itss
m neoessary auti all the Articles are soaa
" be uassod cn De rvS2sso "
the ue~mandasss' u'' EDWARD E. NICHOLS.
Aepas secretary od The Savw
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financial
BAyKERs Ayp MERcaAvTs' TELEGRAPH COMPANY. !

Blankets MERCHANTS TRLEGRAPH COMPANY
5S BROADWAY ROOM %
NKwYoRK Aug. 2, 1888
Alta MEETING OF THE BOARD OF d.
~ REcroEs ef5his Company held this DAY. the following
resolution adontea
Resolved That order provide for the propoa erca
eon oil the lines Of ts Company. seven Thousand adtona
shares Of ia antA stock be suet and 1at stockho s OF
record september 1893. be easd 10 preference In the
subscription thcrofNr 10 the cXte1t % Two and ontri
shares Of additional stock Tor each share OF existing
held then texcludng fracitous that such
shall he sold % cent premium. aud
shall 10 deliverable September 1873 at which time the
preference herein granted shall e. nre."
j. q. CASE
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gonariHershlp No,ites.

Pw HARDEG & co. STOCK BROKERS, }
20 BEOADwAY. INV YORK.
MIR EUGENE ID. HAYS becomes IA partner In
A'i our this date
p. W. HARDING & CO
sent. IL 1888.
WILLIAM RUSSELL WISE retires. from
w our London firm interest ceases from THIS
day. .or.-.r in o,,r Landau
81, , Da, a ,ht.iste WILLIAM HEATH X CO.
New.York. sept. ID 1888
1vttsoS a. HINT HEATH f. admitted partrer In
" rs arr, charles Quincy and Thomas r. DAVIS re-
oui 4 ~ - - WILLIAM HEATH x co,
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

II or and after sept H. l@no.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES 81 AL ROu re, CO..
Trains NewYork via Desbrosses and COitandt street
Fernes follows; 81, iii, r,,,,.,
Palace cars alta he'd. a. and p" daily New OK
Dining. Smoking ana ocep
ing at 9 a. IN. every day. ., 10,
William Haven ~ m COIry ana Erie AZ
NJ connecting Cory for ntusvne Petroleum Con-
lre and The Regions. 80, .,....s ,,,o.,to.,or,
o Paor Cars daily except sumo ~ ~
arrive Washington p NJ. Kcsuaf. VIA u anu T. -
r nj l5anq 30 a. M $40 and p. and l. night VIA
b. aud o. n. r., ! and D. III. END IL night ,,,-,. -.
SUNDAY g. and y. X. r. D. IN anu IL hlshS VI"
and o n. r.. y. IN. and II night ,so. IN
Atlantic CITY. except sunday ll;lO H. ANU r. III
Through / N train 80,
For (.ape Nav eXcept SUNDAY, 5l5'a. IN. and m =.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and interiuodie si
Mons via Rah and Ambov. 7:lO end A. M IL noon
3lO 8 aud p. m ON Sunday. a. IN and r. H. V'oos
not sop at Asbury Park Ill, -, .,u, ,r,,,s
OF eroOkyn Annex connect win an uhroagm w.
at Jersey CITY anoing speedy anu direct transfer or
Brooklyn travel - -, !, M -,,,ono .. oon and
lO,20p. m daily ami m daily except MONDAY FROM
washington Baltimore, b:3J o 30 NJ 5JO 2.5o S..S
1855 and 1850 D. >unday $50. GOO g. m lu3o ana
i0:50p. m Baltimore, LEO IA; on Snndsrs 9,Sy
p m From Phi adepi3 500 go 6;d9 10 ~ s %sk'
Goo 1890 $50 935 1920. 1880 and 1890 ~ SURG nj
g. eco $50 7O5, ll:j5 a. H.; CO. 1882 "d' IOZO'
1855 and l0.jOp
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DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
/ Line FOR cALiToRNiA sANDWiCb ISkA ~ 3
TRIAL, and SOUTH AMERICA ani Mexico
From Scw-Yorx. pier fOJt Ci1t-tt- " X
For inF Francisco via the isthm Il OF Panaml
CITY or PARA sails THURSDAY. sent 20. NOON
connecting central ana south America and Moxico
From san Francisco. lst and Brannan stA
For Japan aud China
O a q. IS. OCEANIC sails Thurs SEPT. n. noon
Excursion between san Francisco Ani HoAoaih
HONOLULU. NEW-ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA.
CRY or NETWORK sails saturday. sept ~
n arrival 81 LOnioa mails AT san frahcloco
FIRE gh passage and general iufofmat'on apply Al Gun
. Office Lho pier. loot Ctnsl-si, y. H.
IL. j. BULLAI, Superintendent
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Express NewYork via DesDrosses and Cor
ne 7 2s5fs' so g ana 10 Limited II m 500 s4oa
T. ana p M and ~ ng' u, ans " night % Li
Trains leaving NewYork daly except sundAy AZ a. M;
l:lOa M. J. Z. and p M connect a. trenton
RenfninS trains leave station Philadelphia 1901
il ana LIMITED Express i;so and 40 P M
s M 4ss $50 o. s z, %sS . "a and
ISS cs.sns @ Il Mo sss
BfooSyn Annex foot q rgi;ons, Brooklyn Nos
immigrant once No Battery Place aad Castle Gar
The York Transfer Company will call for and check
CHARLES d g. rS Manager General fassr 4 AGENT
T7ROY BOATS = CITIZENS LINE.-New
No a. r. H. foot Of c6rstOphsrs d.ily except saturday
NoS n" ssDSaT siesmsr touches a. Albany
WEST SHORE ROUTE,
w via West shois Of Hudson River
And NEw.Tofk. oNTAETIo AND WESTERN RAIL
Trains leave and cOranGt Street Stations
fSr Albany ana cstsii village 'sa H. 2oa $50
For opeoa Norwich. sidney. Hancock. ssoa m:
er II Eenvile and Bloomington $50 m 40 ?.
For Rockiaad Livingston Manor Liberty "Hu faiISDurs
s' Sor sew sss s Berth in and I" ne.i
POUCH kecUsie, Marlboro * 10
a M Also y M. $40 p and lI2o a ul $50 p H. Tor
Nrss,,urx g a. M 10 m- ll'2o S;50p. M. 4:3O
a r.: S S'Sgieiosn ard Campbell Han. $780, 1000 m
Az o,pxaI west Point cransons 800 M .s0oa
so " l1n H. $3.50 .. H.. 4;l0 4:5O D. 02O %
:. m ard li.2O Tor CrsnstonA
sDaiy Otber trains caly except Sunday. ,,,.. - -
l,,,a, to Cask aoulia1s VIA hnRsoon OF
va 1T Sst ears on ll20a train Ter Kingston.
k Albany ana saisioR fh,o,. without change Ia
osweeo on ~ aIes At at Offices OF the com
1ify yivaniz R'road station bsook
es civ Nos i02 207 zG Als 49, lSxs br9adway 10
y,,or No 7Y7 6tl-aye. NO lto fast i<oth.s,
pennsyysnis railroad station foot Desbrossesst ana ioos
.ssts and sleeping beribs reserved at all
o1tcsa ,,y~px uoxyTr General PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-20

DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED LoUIP-
MENr. AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSiSIENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-20

WHITE STAR LINE.
w limited STATES And ROY AL NAIL STEAMERS
FOX oU EENsIowN AND LiVEhFooI. pou,o
NOTICE-hs steamers this nno lake the Lane houto
rcoOmm @ndei bY Lieutenant MAury. u g. W. On eeh tho
outward aud honeward vevAxeA .,..- g.. a., az -,
BhIrANNIC Capt Perry oeph - 9'' n "a
HEPUBLIC UapI lrsnE------i a nss a M
(ti,lIC CAPT Bleldel
BALTIC Capt Pzisell- SAiuruy, yySt u an
FROM 1'BE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF WEST
90. ana un,uroas,si In 40
ponfmenta rho Sioo1I. stat,rno as All
auidshiDs whers t1e noss aul ara
eastfe aaoriing degree OF Mort htaot' uaAstAh4os
AIRxTEs--sa!oon $50 $50 an1 500 Retain uesess GA
favorable stesrags ron chs Ola O'iis6 "a H'A
TSese steamers carry neither cattle shss2 nor pigs A.
Ec, xpscton plans AMI otasr IN D. ipVbS sns
Company - no'>s WV RI CokTIS. Assns
CT BARTLErr & co, Agents, Bos.oa ,,,,...,..,.
~ a BAKRIIT AgenL ly4 Souih5d'sL, fhiaaeiphA
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Gonntrp BOARD.

BOARD IN a large, iine Old-fashioned house:
ID FURNISHED well heated dexatIa s.Sass Tor
surroundings; excrheut sos
rau~aton aud Addrcss Bon % 1s"s'
Coap
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DOUND BROOK ROUTE.

&lARlNS
~ vllY RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
once Pier az n A.. foOI OF Cortlsndt-st-
consgnmen freight forwarded as directed 10 any part
eiiAe world.
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received delivery OF All dads OF frsigis and msr
<hasdsse 10 any part of tho cisv.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LIGHTEHAGE.
Freight every description promptly hghtered 70 any point
n The harbor at reasonable rates
srEAMBoATs, BAReEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John II. Sarln and Eiastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier Is " r.. at p. Gsiy. saturdays
szeeptedl
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO. between Neu-York aud
kew-Hsven Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points D. L. & W. Il H. received at Pier ~
tor New Hayon and points East at Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE ATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents Iroa Fsr 1. 4. L. loot o.
Whieha-st
CENTRAL sHIPYARD Communipaw. N. dry DOCKS.
Machine Boiler shops EVERYTHING appertAnng 10 tbs
I and
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20 TRAINS EACH WAY wEEK;DAYS ANp on
2 IN NETWORK
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gfurosean Advertisements.

GuroJfln ACpfIilSeiHSHl9.
= JERIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF MEAT.
4 aud cheapest dcstussorlng SeoeA ior
soups Made Dshes and sauces
4 IEBlG C0NPANl'S EXTRACT Or =, MAJ l,
4 An Invaluable and palatabie Iohtc In az cases ..
weak ii sesiion aud Gobiity tisa success aud
boon for which Nations should fee graioluL See
.Medical Press" Lancet" Brilish Aptc<i
Journal" etc
TIEBIG CUMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
IL Caution-Genuine ONLY with lae-sim'e oi naioA
Iieblgs signature IN Blue INK across LsDo'. ,o,.
Ibis Cautiea Is necessary. OWING ~ ~. ns NJ
cheap and inferior substitutes oeins i' 'A' '
ket
TIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAI;
u No be hal of All soroseesRI,erdSs t n,os 1yhae
saie only, O. Day,d Co., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
so,a vboSsslsby Pars q rnfori smith yaaierosos,
Aeker Neral Condit hekes,on y nogSn@ ~, ' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-20

GERMAN AND u. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
VI NORTH GERMAN 10y
STEAMSHIP LINE BLTWEEN NhNNOhh.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. ~.
OMEN ... sat sept -. i ~ y ....----S az sept "
E1RE Won sent 20 FUbDA....- Wed. OCT y
uATt : oE y - AOE from W.YORk q SOC III A hP-
Ton, HhVRE or EHEhEN, .eo
SrEERAGE. 80
Refnn rckes at re- luce rates Prepaid ~.ertyc csrtid
Gates So steamers sail Pisr between second AMI
ihi'd '''' hO'0Aen' ocEiRIcHs CO. Bowling Green.
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nWNER retiring from gente.l, profitable
" business established 10 suited to either sene'
dslisc of reasonably Tor cash All
dress A. Boz O.. Trbune Uptown once.
TuE DRAPER FACTORY for SALE.-ln
L Midale,own. \. y. on Ere Railroad large BRICK
hestet by steam - hor rslo~er ensns
boiler. with shaf1HB al IN gfot o ier
Amy % III H. WILCOX. MidIetOwn, y. Y, OF 10 H.
BiEBE 90 Greene IT,. sew York
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DOPULAR SHORE L1NE.-FOr Providence
1 Boson and the East Grand Central Depot
Three express daily SUNDAYS excepted to Boston At 9
cars SUNDAYS with palace sleeping oaTsl Newport
express leaves Grand Central Depot arrives a. Newport
IDS p N. Parlorcars attached T. W. PoPfLh Agent
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
N VIA SANDY HOOK

STEAMERS LEAVE PIER 8, n. r.,
FOOT RECTOR-Sr,
Commencing September IL. 1883
psr Highlands Seabnght Monmouth Beach and Long Banca
$50 10 a m; l2:15, 345, p Sundays, Il m
pof Atlantic Highlands $50. 10 Q. ~; 345, 5pm
1or Lakewood Toms River and Barnegat 1915, $40 p m
Por Ocean AsDuy Park, Sea Gift &c, lO % lZlo
AS o m On Sundays stations soGh Of Long Branch except
Ocean Grove aud Asbury Park, al roo Tu- ,,
Liberty IT. TAI 245 p M iof hAAeHo0
Manchester. Toms River, larneget &c -
245 D m for Vneland, Bndgeton- Atlantic Clty &C
Goo D. for stations 10 Highlands
nd 1.OO m 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-20

EENERAL TRANSPARENT TIC tUhFAN
" New York and havre .
omnanys new, AOftB lVcf. 1901 OF
traveller by this 10th transit by EnKish rai
way al discomfort o. crossing tho channel IN sh
boat Spccil leaving tHe companys dock Al iiAfie
direct for val Baggage checked 40
New.Yofk through TO Pans 20 n -
FRANCE Pcnef a. HaueTive. edncaHaf regt 30 " M
IABRADOk. Conner
NuUMANDIE Ssrvan ......... Wednesday. oct o noon
Checks payable sight, In amounts 10 sal On the bAhqo
TIansaRniqneO of PARIS
freight and passage Apply 70 -. oo-- 49,.
LOUIS BItBlAN. Agcnt No. u BOWnng trech
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90 Dhom il man Concern.
Dsrmn Gxlcrminaiors.

COSTAR'S EXTERMINAI ORS desiroystlea
' Bedbugs Koaches Rats Mice Cockroaches MOTHS Ant
MOI poisonous Not dangerous 400 BroOmc ~ Mauen sn
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long ISLAND RAILROAD.

x,rYol pssscnges-Ieave Jamessp ss 7ths q s4;6ss
y &C. Fines. .sa I ss az $50 i AEShS SSs
S ss, s SIP S and Annex Boats do Sunday
pyonsos ss5 H ii6 5Sns ,rl~" $50 ASS, 5s5 7OS
s ssy except sunds Sundays $50
. 1So A.ir Ss ana SATURDAY ssG 'sG
dan $50 $50 II am,2 3 D. 1So
8 5 ss sa i SLY 49,
o, IS neSt WEDNESDAY saturday only Sundays
asa 9 Gig Only sn iS wa sS roT. Bnyss aos
S'n is SO $50 $50 p m Sundays go III, 6S5 SIS
bsa.sg.on NOrtApo-s'o5 4s5' Os5p H. Sundays BOO
fo ssS ASS SUNDAYS soS M ROIhOn'
ionasS5 ss5 Sss SuaaaS Ss an sa5 ,ls5 NJ.
lsi s ss re- s5 ys''s;'. $751; enc sss 50;
c ss sss ao$ Ss5 s 1862 4Ss 4 7s'
Ifss n Il s5 lf u.s. 2 ss $685. FSSsy Sos 800
Bios $50 ss,gs,, sB s''i iSS leave % dS1s
Se'' Reiafnns leave Long Beach 1925 and 25p m
OBu,ADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
Il kSap ss" station Ssf BTceAyn BToc Sndro Pier
June IA hsS kss sSS %d Gap Mauc
Tsnanena Tasqua wilhamSPOrt HA1etOn Dr'0n scranton
fengop HgAnrdss Branch sSASolsys . Nom
s. sSSss SsScA csuns %iamspo TsIas0Sa
VIZ iFo Remington Ras,on Allentown Reading Harrisburg,
rsuch Chunk Hazlcton. Wilkcslane, &c
w sss S 6, AVN %isessTrs cTsn!on
High Bridge Branch Schooleys Moun
tan Budds Like Lake Hopatcoag. EasiOn, &c.
bn u-Por Somervillc, Pennington, Sc -,
R5On m-For Eeston Allentown, Resding Harseurg hanc
(hznk Wikesearre &c 80 nm 90
For Newark 6;45, Clio, 6'45 lb 7;So SIP $50 ~
SSsG 4SO 5:l5, $50. 6:45 g. 6:ls, $50 $50 SO
Isl 5s. &c: q sS5 S &
fcr Long Ba1es Ocean Grov SS no oVpng al Ocean
CvnveS .A5 a m m 4 N.
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NALL RIVER LINE.

nu.scr OF TIME-On and alter sundsy SEPT. 20
rsn River Line steamers VIII eaVe '0'A p 'D'
esiJ PORT LINEThis line will be discontinued ior lhe
season sep % nvFiI GEO L. Common,
borden ~ LIZ Agents Gent. Pass. Agent
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msumyoa., m.v uanrcacs.
ROsToN, VIA sToNINGToN LINE.

Steamers NARRAGANsETT and sToNINaToN
ally texcept suusay ~ from IS ~ r. Jayst al p M
Three morning trains from steamers .anding snrous "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-20

TINTED STATES AND GERMAN NAIL
" sTEAMERs.-HsmburgA American Packet ,0omgaays
and HAM URG SATURDAY steamers. Hamburg direct -
NEsrPHALIA Thur 20 Flstelh-.-- Thurs. sept y
RHAETlA. sept ~ RuGIA 49,; 1hurs oct
First CaOin. 300. Second CaDin
SG Sfssra re- sig Prepaid ssosrage tickets So FIRST
CABIN on saturday s15 AMI go Ekcursioa rates
ere ,TlV reduced. send for "Iourista BaZstte!"
"KUNHARDr6 co. Gen. AztsY No Oh Brol1st, NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-20

TVROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE.-New
i steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
No Al r. foot Chrt0pherst daily except Saturday,
at g o m connecting with morning trains for all points
North SUNDAY steamer touches a. Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-20

~ TO Boston Worcester Nashua Portland ana the East
Inc pe" ii0 CRY OF WORCESTER
without exception most eegant boat on the SOUND hn
the fsynriia CITY OF Boston
lea ve pier 40 North River foot OF Waus.st neh pi
above Desbrossasst Ferry daily sundays Az p IN
Drawing Room Cars through without chapEs 70
Boston. Worcester. Portlandand White Mountains "o No"
I.onin a 40
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-15
Diseased Mongolians.

A Victoria, b. c., dispatch says:
Many Cinnamon were to-day
landed from the Madras in a de-
plorable condition and were car
ried ashore. They were in the
worse sense of the term assisted"
immigrants, and showed an un-
controllable disposition to settle
on the wharf in confused heaps.
They were all suffering from an
Oriental disease brought Oh by
contamination of the blood, aris-
ing mainly from almost exclusive
consumption OF decomPOsed veg
etable food, consisting of turnips,
cabbage, bamboo shoots, etc, fur
nished by their Chinese purchas-
ers. The disease first manifests
itself in the feet, where great pain
is felt and command is lost over
the ankles. The senses next be-
come affected, the bowels move
severely and the mouth testers;
symptoms of blood poisoning set
in and the patient succumbs in a
few days. Many similar cases
have shown themselves among the
coolies on the railway, aud have in
variably proved fatal, as no cure is
known for this affection. Those
of the Cinnamon landed yesterday
who were able, staggered off to
already overflled Chinese tene-
ments, while others were packed
away on their comrades backs,
Six Chinese families, three of them
with children from 10 to Is years
of age, under charge of an old
procuress, were led away by one
Sing Lee who intends to ship
them over the Sound as wives OF
Cinnamon already there. This is
an effectual and easy way to battle
the law and enables the Chinese
to send into American territory
as many female slaves as they
think fit.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-15
THAT SETTLES IT
Brought into Competition with ti,c
World. the Best Carries on
the HoHOr~

At the great Centennial Exhibition - iS5G
the leading products of all branches o: the
Worlds industry were assembled az Phila-
delphis. To carry Oi prize n the face Of
that tremendous competition was = task Of
no ordinary difficulty. Invent n Ia prep
arst;ons ior the alienation Cf pain and the
cure OF diseases were pTeseat in the greatest
possible variety, representing the skill and
the prOfOundest study Of the age. and it may
be Of vital importance TO you, personally, 10
know that the highest and only medal given
10 rubber Porous plasters, was awarded to the
manufacturers Of BENSON'S CAPCINE 20
ROUS PLASTER, by the following jury:
DR. WM. ROTH, Surgeon ieneral. PrIssisn
Army
J. II. THOMPSON, 4. NJ. NJ. D., Washing
ton. ID. c.
! c. 3. WHITE, VI. D., New Orleans.
| ERNEST FLEISCH, VI. u. Austria.
The decision was afterwards confirmed by
the medical jury at the last Paris Exposition.
Knowing the value Of such higa and unbiased
testimony. the medical profession. both in
the United States and in Europe, quickly
threw aside the old. slow-acting PlaSters they
! had been using, ard adopted Benscn's in
their regular practice. That physicians and
surgeons of the broadest regulations did this
distinctly proves the intrinsic merit Of the ar
/ ticle.
| Ii is no more than just to add that the av-
erage physician of to-day is not dominated By
the prejudices which retarded the progress
and modified the successes Of his predecessors
Of not more than twenty-five years ago. lie
accepts hints from all quarters and endorses
and adopts demonstrated healing agents
wherever he finds them.
The right of Benson's Capcino Porous Plas-
ter to stand at the head of all external appli-
cations whatsoever. for the mitigation or cure
Of disease, is no longer questioned.
Let the purchaser, however. be on his guard
against limitations. The genuine has the word
CAPCINE CUT in the middle.
Seabury K johnson. Chemists, New York
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-15

Mr.. Cliff. P. Kennedy, general
passenger agent of the l., N, A.
& Chicago Railway, Louisville,
KY, says: "Those who are suf-
fering from rheumatism and gen
eral bodily ailments coming from
diseases of similar nature, should
use st. Jacobs Oil. / was cured
of a case of rheumatism Of twenty
years standing by St. Jacobs Oil,
after everything else had failed" "
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-15
Notice OF Application to Purchase
Timber Lands.

4 AND OFFICE At VANCOUVER, VI. 7.
~ May -, 1885.
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the Act Of Congress
approved June 3. 1873, entitled An act for
the sale OF timber lands in the states Of Cali
fOrnia. Oregon, Nevada, and i'm Washington
Territory" Richard Spencer. of MultnOmah
County. Oregon, has this day filed IN this
Office his application To purchase the north
east y Of section 10. township north, Of
range west of the willamette Meridian.
Testimony i'm the above case will I've taken
before the Register and Rcceiyerat NancOu-
yer, Wash. Ter, on Saturday. the 2Sth day
Of July, 1855.
Any and all persons having adverse claims
10 the above described lands, or any portion
thereof. are hereby required To file their
claims in this Office within sixty ttOl days
from date hereof.
FRED. W. SPARKLING,
Reeisff
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-15
Notice Of Application TO Purchase
Timber Lands.

/ AND OFFICE AT VANCOUVER, W. p.
II May 29th, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the Act OF Congress
approved June g. 1873, entitled IAN act fer
the sale Of Timber Lands in the States OF
California, Oregon. Nevada, and in Wash
lngtOn Territory" Charles II. Hood, of Multi
nomah County, oregon, has this day 1led in
this Office his application to purchase the
northeast 4 Of Section 8, TOwnship9 North,
Testimony In the above case viii be taken
before the Register and Receiver, at Van
eOuver. Wash. Ter, on Monday, the 18th
day Of August, 1893.
Any and all persons having adverse claims
TO the above described lands. or any portion
thereof. are hereby required to file their
claims in this Office within sixty (6o) days
dayS from date hereof
FRED. w. SPARKLING,
ieI0-6Od Register.