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Amsdiciue that destroys the germ or cause
OF Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Kidney aud
Liver Complaints, and has power to root
them out Of the system, 10 above all price.
Such medicine Is Hop Bitters, and positive
proof Of this can be found by one trial, or BY
asking your neighbors, who have been cured
by II. TTHsAW
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Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn.
testify to the most excellent qualities Of Prof
DarbyS pEophylaetie Fluid. As diSinfectant and
detergent Ii Is both theoretically and practically
superior to any preparation with which am &C.
quainted.-N. T. LutToH. Prof Chemistry.
Darbys Fluid 10 Recommended by
y. Hon. ALEXANDER II. SrEPHENs, Of Georgia:
Rev. CnAs, y. DEENs, DID,. Church Of the
jos. LEcosTE, Columbia, Prof unIvenI,y,s,c
Rev. A. ]. BArTLE, Prof, Mercer unIversity;
Rev. Ono. +. PIERcE. Bishop N. z. Church.
INDISPENSABLE TO EvERY-fIOME.
Perfeetly harmless Used internally or
.UgH externally for Man or Beast
The Fluid has been thoroughly tested, and we
have abundant evidence that Il has done everything
here claimed, For fuller information yet of your
Druggist pamphle, or send to the proprietor,
J. H. ZEILIN & CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists, PHILADELPHIA,
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By Dr.. FnAzIxs's MAsIc onrnKSf. Cures
Is Il BY magic, Pimples, Black Heads or
Grubs, Blotches, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving the akin clear, healthy, and beauti.
ful. Also cures Itch, Bait Rheum, Sore Nip
ples, Bore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulceu and
bores, etc. H.+
Sold BY all druggists and mailed on re-
Capt Of price, 80 cents.
j. r. 6hirk and Logan & Co., Agents OF
Wheeling, and B. K. Acconahey, Agent OF
Bridgeport p4w
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MEDICAL.
mr., ], E. SMITH,
40, 1904 Chapllne Street.
NO' Near Fourteenth Street.

..,a,ncs d a phys!c4Gu'S E1eee. 81 = ISs
ps.a The sst sSst Es1e dealt
Y ~ pfoiedo1n., LIN moe WhO have conNllted
sSrSfsbly and ist'I Ss,ientS name without pertnis
" never ui 1Isps many bundled certificates
az! aS ,aOugh sTi S.y. CURED after they bad been
iS 10 Th SSsIrlSc thorough medical e SNs
sSa7 sh many ysa hG'D 1Esa +IP ss 81 s sTS
str!y win sas uccu!iSTllIes and strict A.
.,. q u, HnTrCmGuI lnEurts success. II
soa TO SS E,'% and frankly give the paslen' N!
arr,
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Feyeredau Sick Per.
sous refreshed and
BED Sores prevent.
ed by bathing with
Darbys Fluid.
Impure Air made
harIale1S and purified.
FUr Sore Throat Il Is a
sure cure.
COntagiUn destroyed.
for Frosted Feet,
Chllbiains, Piles,
Chafings, etc.
RhenmAtlsm cured.
Son White Complex
Ions secured by lis use.
Ship Fever prevented.
To purify the Breath,
Cleanse the Teeth,
Il can't be S1rpaSsed.
Catarrh relieved and
cured.
Eryslpelas cured.
nsfelievedinStantly.
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SMALLPOX
and
FITTING Of Small
Pox PREVENTED

AmEmbsr ofmy fam.
ny was taken with
Smallpox. | used the
Fluid ; the patient was
not deliriollS, was not
pit,ed. and was about
the house again Ia three
weeks, and no others
had Ii, j. W. PARK.
ISssoN, PHILADELPHIA,
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DR.. Calling, the inventor Of the famous
gun, Is at work on other inventions for
use In war. MH. r... i.
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|Diphtheria
| Prevented.

The physieians here
use DaIbyS Fluid very
successfully inthe treat.
ment Of Diphtheria.
A. SroLLENwEHcK,
| Greensboro. Ala.
letter dried up. Il
ChOlera prevented.
Ulcers purified and
healed.
In cases ofDeath II
should be used about
the corpse 1T will
prevent any unpleaS.
ant smell.
| The eminent Ply.
siciiin, j. MARION
SIMS, n. D., New
York. says: 81 am
convinced Prof. DatbyS
Prophylaetie Fluid Is a
valuable dlSinfectant. "
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RECOMMENDED BYPHYsIcLAEsi
USED IN RoSPIg,aLSi
PONDS EXTRACT CO.,

g ID West 18th St. Now YarlE
Full line OF above preparations displayed
In one OF Ponds Extract Co, o Show Cases and
sold by Logan 4 Co., e53 Main Street. Wheel.
Ing; also by @. Moenk emoeller, corner Market
and Twenty.secondS Streets, Centre Wheeling.
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The growing crop Of oats Is two'feet high
In some OF the fields in sumpter county,
Ga.
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sraCKs-The net result Of the days business In the
stock market was . decline Of kR2 per cent on the
general list the latter Northwestern. Genital Pa:
ciac, Burlington d Qlincy and Michigan Genital
were all from 10 ~ per cent lower. Hannibal d
81 Joe preferred advanced " per cent for the day;
Richmond d Danvllle ~. klehm0ad 4 West Point
IL, Illinois central u, and Omaha preferred X per
Q iit In the fnsl dealings Manitoba declined 10
1857 The market closed steady at fraction above
the lowest prices Of the day.
Transactions l3l 600 RhnfeN
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Leprosy caused sixteen deaths in the
United States in the census year,
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Eradioates
MALARIA.
POI, Measles, and

Nil Contagious Diseases. Persons waiting on
the Sick should use Il freely Scarlet Fever has
never been known 10 spread where the Fluid was
used. Yellow Fever has been cured with Il after
black vumIt Ind taken place. The worst
eatss Of DiphtheFia Weld 10 IL
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wsiIs'"Roush ON Corns."
Ask for Wells Rough on CornS." 16c.
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns,
Narta hunionA,
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Inin leaving Wheeling ~ 500 A. .. runs daily
~ oEler tnAins daily except sunday.
r., run daily. Through ChicGSo Express leAyet
Columbus daily, except Sunday at 500 r. H., with
heeping car attached, arriving In Chicago at Tso
next morning. Berths can DO Securcd In advance
Union DEPOT Ticket Office. ColumbuE
PulIn1An's Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Cars
through without change from steubenyille East 10
Philadelphia and Now York. Vet 70 Columbus
Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis Snd st. LouiA
Ror through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping car
accommodations, kld any lufthCr information, sp.
ply % JNo. 9. ToML1SGON, Ticket Agent VI Fan.
handle Depot, loot Of Eleventh Hreet, or o. City
Ticket ciloe, under kcIure HOuae Wheeling.
JAME9 MoCRGA,
a. s.-slH Manager. Columbus, Ohio.
6 4, FORD,
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NO. G-LellaitC and Cambridge Accommodation
leaves Bellalro at $40 a. n. and $50 HsA. daily
except Sunday.
D, 4 o. Sleeping Cans on all through traInE.
Close connections are made for ali points South
and Southwest, North and Northwest, making this
desirable route for colOnlsts aud pertoils moving
70 the great wct aud to whom particular Gt!eH:ion
s given.
Leave Wheeling. $40 4. NJ, E8O 7. ~, A4OF.r \.
No trains run on this Division ON Sunday.
Tickets 10 all principal points on sale Ut Depot
Sleeping Car accommodations can be secured At
Depot Ticket Once
THO5. Il. Z. HAAsE, Ticket Agent
JOHN 7. LANE, Tray. Passenger Agent.
W. N. CLEMENTS, Il. OFT.
3. e. 1IEvRIEs. Gentl Agent. WhcelIng.
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CHICAGO. April 1S-Thc Drorerf Journal reports:
Hogs-Receipts 10. ono head: shipments 2, 500 head
closing steady: mixed IS 9oa7 80 heavy 81 3oa, co.
Light 90 25a7 30; Slips 81 25a6 rs.
Uatte-ReceipS I. $40 head; shipments 2, 100 head.
market quiet steady and hfmer exports 50 2SA6 IS;
sheep-ReceIpts $500 head: shipments 600 head.
Market very slow and 10 10 l6c lower dull and quail
ty poor medium to good 81 ooao u.s. cho.ce to extra
As a0sG rs. - M d
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ONLY $.1.00
NJ

From Europe BY different FlntclSs Lines from
Liverpool, Queenstown. Londonderry, GlAlgOw and
Galway. For further information eAllAt
II. y. BEHRENs,
Grocer and steamship Agent,
mt2l aUa AT Market Street
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INV YoRx, April lS-DRY. Goops-EIpor.s OIL
domestic cottons the past 81 packages: since
the n7t Of January, &C. lis packages against .l6l
LAST year co. packages In 1851 and S459 In 1882
The general market and demand arc exceedingly
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Che 6nteltiqetrter.
a SONG RAoM Die BUDS.
Mln AlnnN.

OnIret Nos. 70 ana "a fourteenth siFeei
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BALTIMORE, April lS-flour higher and active:
Howard street and western Superfine s. 25ai 0O:
extra u 25a7 So family S ooAs 3D. Wheat, western
higher No. winter red spot 81 l4 bid: April 20:
May o. 2lAl 211+; June 81 22lal III: July 81 2ls<A
a Corn. western steady; mixed spot 65a6SXc
sssed: May 6i,+a6i1fc June 6i1lc asked: steam er
eihss2S q. oaharm aud dull: western white Aa56c;
mixed 6ltGSc. Rye quiet a. 67L7Oc. Hay higher;
prime 70 choice PennsSlyania and Maryland sl4toa
i6 %. Provisions steady meas PORK so 90: bulk
meats, shoulder and clear rio sides, packed IS 7Sa
II co. bacon. shoulders 80 rs: clear NIB sides $40 co.
hams slt Goals 90. Lard rehned sI2 IS. Batter
dull; western packed l7a23c: roll l44lse. Eggs
lower at l7c. Petroleum nominal; refined SIfasI{c.
Cofte quiet; Rio cargoes ordinary 70 tair S%nGc
sngar dull; tott SIC. Whisky nominally steady
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For Scarlet and
Typhoid Foyers.
Diphtheria, Saii-
Walton, liberated
soroThroat, Small
pnr. Mnnslns. md
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PrrrsBuEoH, Pa, April 7.-PErEoLEux-Fnirly
active. United certificates weak: closed at 93xc:
refined SHAKE, for Philadelphia delivery. Tho
afternoon session was duh and not much doing;
opened at 9S7fc: weakened, declined and closed At
93kc Sales $50 barrels .Ifrl'
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MEDICAL.
DARBYS
PROP YLACTIC
FLUID.
FLUID.

A Household Article for Universal
Family Use.
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NEW YORK, April l8.-Cotton steady: futures
steady. Flour arm: receipts 800 barreg: exports
Wheat, cash lots 1iaihc higher options teverish
and unsettlei opening Has4c lower. Afterwards
stronger, reacted 4sihS. cosing arm: receipts ~;
Al q: No. s red 81 l6 No. 2 rod q 2oI 2c1 estti.
acates; 81 lsISai l9, Lob; 81 2iA delivered from
Atote: q Az 10 elevator: mixed winter q 10. No
red April sales 500 bushel. a. g e. issll w.
q 1924 2oz closing a. 81 20 Juue, sales $50 900
sales 1i76o0o buihels at q 2ilsal 2S1f, closing Il
buIhels, al 81 2I1sai 22N closing at q ny Corr,
cash 1St2hc higher: options Opened. 1Ss5tc lower,
afterwards recovered most Of the decline aud closed
steady; receipts Is 100 bushels: exports 1900 BUSH
els ungraded t6aG61Ic; No. .. 6sab6s steamer 6Sh
a661c No. q 66a671tc No. April 6S1ka66c. c'oslDg
At 657tc; May tS{a65c closing At June 6S1sa
665.c August .Gsc, closing Al 671<c. 0su steady:
receipts 81 90 bukhelE eIPors none; western mir,
6o5sc whlto western osabec. Hay quiet aud steady.
II rs 9uiet and steady; New York sSa9Sc. oaee
Cuba 2l1zr Rice quiet and firm. Petroleum qulst;
United yl3Ic. Tallow 1Im. Rosin 81 65al 671s
Turpentine easier st 47a47kc. Eygs. western fresh
nominal. Beef quiet aud steady. Lard weaker
prime steam sll b0tail IS: April sl1 6Sal1 81; May
81 osalI o. June 81 Call 40 July 81 67,<ll ~
August 81 Gall 70 Butter demand faiE and mar:
steady. 0tner unchanged.
CHICAGO, April Is-Flour quiet aud unchanL ed
Wheat, unsettled aud generally higher At sly7h
April; o. nS1sa1 09May; 81 l0Il II June: 81 Ia
/ Il July; NO. Chicago spring 81 07%al OK:
No . Chicago spring DO 40. red winter 81 Il.
Corn quiet and lower at 523fa5sc cash; $40 April:
$50 May; $40 June; 571<c July, Oats duh and
generally lower at sc cash: &c April: 4sc May;
$40 June; 4lTc July; s5,SSI August Rye firm at
59xc. Barley dull and unchanged At 76A7Se. Flax.
seed steady At SI4s Pork. demand active, and
prices have advanced: slS2Sals 30 cash and April:
SIS 10 May: sls t6tls June; SIS 70alS f2n
July; s s s2IfalS S5August Lard active and s5Rd1
hisher 81 10 cash and april sll IS May sll 5Sa
II 571June: 81 eoail 62 July;stl Is Augutt.
Bulk meats lu lair demand: shoulders 81 s.: short
rib $40 Isl short clear $40 80 Butter quiet aud un.
changed. Eggs In fair demand atl5xai6c. WhlSky
steady and unchanged. Call-wheat, demand az.
tive at 81 061Ial cox April: 81 VIZ May; q lUN
June; 81 l!h July. Corn 10 fair deinRsd at lower
rates: April: $3.50 May: 65s+c June: 67<c
July, Oats quiet and declined 10 May. Pork. de
mGnd active and prices have advanced 21Sc. Lard
nodnnLe. active and higheE. and ADVANCED 2hc
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Oh CIR, April 1s,-PETRoLEux.-TranSac
$500 900 barrels open,d At 9stSaeSc: closinE al
9SNc. Runs 10th, $1,000 barrels Shipments l7th,
eb6o0 barrels charters 1850 barrels yi l.7s
TrrusyILIE, Pa, April lS.-oll opened at 9sJi:c;
highest 9S5zc; lowest 933f closed At 95tSe Ship
ments 80 6si barrels; charters a, ~ barrels run,
70 6s7 barrels.
CINCINNATI, April lS-Hogs weak; common and
llRht 60 GOAT IS; packing and bitchen % Soa7 66.
NEw YoRk, April ls.-LEATHER-Good demand
and firm; lenlock soles a6c.
NEW YORK. April ls-wooL-Dun and un.
chAnRed, .H|
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rIaAsoiAL Anp connEaolAL.
HovYoriI MONEY ana Stocks.

NEW YoEx, Ap,il iS.--wouoy loaned down from
el3 Per cent, closed odered a 4 pet cent Prime
mercantile paper 6!Sa6x par cant Sterling Rx:
HSSk. III r. '..-..--7
~. coupon. per esntlover. S.
Q. 8. LehIEh wilkes.
o. a. "a, cOnpons 10. P. bonds, arstA...,u *
o. g. a. coupons D. p Land Grants. .107
Pacific Is Of 9S.,...lN o. p d king fund. .lI6k
entral Paddle hnts- ia Texas Pac. land gtG. g.
Erie secondI 9S1l lido Rio Grand diva SSA
RAILROAD BONDS Irregular.
srATE sIouRIrIEs-Dull and generally higher.
Louisiana consols... 6t5z Virginia 6s......... IS
Missouri 6a............ III IYifHiniA consos, OK.
st. Joseph. TIA mat coupons. SIk
Tennessee 6y....... u Virginia deferred, 10
Tennessee q, new..., IL NJ. div.
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,lsciasArI. April ls.-cotton lower ats,zc. Flour
stronger family IS 10: fancy IS 25a5 rs. Wheat
stronger at 81 10 spot; o. Ii July. Corn Arm at
6Skc spot 564c May. Oats, nrn at 471l{a4sc. ,kye,
stronger ut 6ta Barley stiongef extra No. fall 6Sa
sc Pork, demand fair aud market Arm at as 60a
IS rs. Lard. quiet and firm at Oil 05. Bulk meats
quiet and steady: shoulders 81 So clear ribs $40 co.
Bacon steady and unchanged. Whisky steady at
q 10. Butter choice Genital Ohio Sc lower at lsc.
EAT LlBrRrr. Pa. April Notwithstanding
70s head. Market very dull: prime s6 5Ua6 IS: fair
10 vood IS 76a6 90; common 81 76l5 50 .-
Hogs-Recelptx 1,lb0 head. Market Allow; Phila'
delphIas 81 90aS 10: forken 81 4oa7 65.
sheep-Recelpts 1000 head. Market very dull:
prime wool sheep ts25a6 so: clipped q 75a55 o fall
10 good wool IS 5ga6 90: clipped 81 25at 30; common
vpoi "a MAJ IN. olInnAd a l0a9 m
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TOLEDO, OHIO, April lS-whcat strong: No 2
rcd winter May q l2i; June or July ~: August
81 49, september 81 Ia year 81 1lh. Corn, dull and
dull and nominal: no nies this siternoon. Call
Wheat dull and tending down: No. red winter
spot or April 81 il bid; May l2h June 81 ~ bid.
July 81 li<: August 81 10 bid: september 81 Ibid;
year INK. Corn duh and lower: No. spot $50;
Nav Csc bid,
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DIED

BODINE-At West New. Brghto u. L. Saturday morn
ing Aug. 4. susan Windsor. wife % Edmund Bodine
Funeral services AZ tho Reformed Churca por Rcnmond
Monday, Aug g. AZ l:SO
Interment In Greenwood.
COOKE-In the Adifondacks Aug q 1888. James Cooke.
OF the Cooke Locomotive and Machine Company
held OF Watts Cooke.
Willis and 10th sts Paterson. NJ j. Monday, 6h
inst. at O'Clock y. IN
GE0KGE-on Friday. Aug Rebeccs e. widow Of the late
Alexander George In the I'D year OF her age.
Relatives feIis OF the IA niy fsypscEtIg lnytst
from late rsslslcs No. 70 Bod
.ford-sa, at o'clock, on Monday. Aug. u
HIN New Milford, Conn., Friday Aug 8 Cath1rine
Nortrop wife OF Dr. James Hine aud OF tns Ate
Cyrus Northrop.
LEGE rT-At Detroit Mich. after long Illness SamuG
Mott Leggett formerly OF this CITY,
RoBIN>0N-At Monmouth Be oh. y. J.. Saturday morn
The services will DO held at Christ church. Ridge
wood. on fuesilS. 7thIass. at IL O'Clock m:
RowLAND--At Thur switzerlanL august s 1883, w. r.
Rowland United states Consul AZ Moe IN the 4@d year 9
his
sANFoRD-At Newport R. L. August 8. Milton Holbrook
SANFORD, In the 10th Sstrot as ago.
Funeral Midway, Mass. Monday. Aug O. at l:30 p. m
Friends ilvitsl 60 isssll.
suddenly on Saturday. Aug T. HYDE Hall
residence George Clarke Osego County N. III
John Philip youngest Of John Mary n. w. Shcr
wood, OF tails city.
Funeral &C DeinL N. Y.
rH-on seventh day. 4th nss Thomas Smith the
Gath fear d usage.
from his late residence 1913 Pierreponst Brooh
Ign. third day TUESDAY D. atS:S0 p m
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No check was given to the smoothly running
engine till Poughkeepsie was reached. Then No.
Oil leaped forward again and halted at Catskill
just as the mountains beginning to glow in the
rays of the rising sun. The from Tvoli to Cats
kill. twelve miles, was made in thirteen minutes.
and No. GIL didn't seem to be exerting
itself either The car gllded smoothly along
with scarcely perceptible ar at the of mile
a minute, and the question naturally arose, Gould
a railroad be better laid, or better equipped than
the New. York Centrali"
With the help of the trainman, Thomas Hand.
the bundles of papers the Catskills were out of
the almost before the train came to standstil.
and on il went northward. Fireman Clarence Held
acker watered No. Gill; at Hudson and the run to Al
banv began. The track seemed TO be flying backward
at q fearful rate. the gravel danced wildly between
the rails as the tra'n swept on. and the yellow Mar
guerites along the road became streak of orange
frett with lines OF black. At Albany halt was
made to change the engineer and traInmen aud
70 say Good morning" to Depot Master
Foster. Doc" Patterson, the weil-known engineer
on the Central. brought the train into SCHENECTADY
aheadof time md after scarcely minutes delay the
light democrat wagon heavily loaded was SPIN
ming out of town toward Saratoga. The morning
was clear and cool and the team scarcely stopped
a moment till the Buell. farm was reached and fresh
horses were put on. Then the race
began again, the wagon whiskiDg under
TO 'dsde elms and rafting over bridges till
halt was made before the house of the aged farm
er who always brings out CT or and cakes for the
express. The horses had run too we'll. The express
was fifteen minutes ahead of time. and the old man
was not on hand with his "cakes and AL" Three
more minutes were Called before saratoga was
reached aud the record was beaten. This fact was
soon known throughout the town. and II largely
increased the growing demand for HE SUNDAY
TRIBUNE.
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FIRST IN THE CATsKILLs.

Ibf TELEGRAPH TO TIN
CATsKrLI. N. Y. Aug. 5.-The fourth trip OF THE
TRIBUNE's pony express was made today. The
papers transferred from the Saratoga special,
which brough them from New-York. to boat ia
waiting, and upon arriving upou the other side Of
the river they were placed in the pony express, and
the trip up the mountains began The team was
driven by the veteran driver. T. w. Smith. The
roads were IN good condition and the hard journey
was made easier. The TRIBUNE was distributed
about two hours ahead of any other New-York
paper. At che Hotel Kaaterskili the gueste were at
breakfast and the waters received orders for what
was not upon the bill of fare, namely. copies of
THE TRIBUNE.
The guests at the Laurel House were awaiting
the arrival of The TRIBUNE. aud when the pony
express came in sight un turning out OF the main
road they eagerly rushed forward 10 Obtain their
paper.
The next stop was made at the Mountain House.
upou the bluff. here the bundle of TRIBUNEs was
left. Three Of the bun lie, left at Laurel House
were taken by TnE TgIBUNEs energetic agent and
distributed in the valley nearly three hours ahead
of any other New-York paper.
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:. .taoemanager for "The Comley Dramatic
vs.rv.-sn organization as yet untried and unknown
~ production OF new piece called "Tbe Princess
Ssssrs Harrigan and Hart win open their
the Comique, for the new season, To-
.,eseu,ne Mr. Harrigan's old play OF TIE Null
Ds. nuard Ball." This work, so we'd and widely
ns o AFFORDS abundance OF amusement and no a9upt
Mr.. Oscar Wilde, now upon the seas, Will
- ,,vsr with him. from England. q quantity OF new
and stage properties, 10 DO used In the produo-
on Of his drama Of az the waipa sssars
Inoo%Seld; another is the Audience Chamber oil tue
Russian Car. - ~
Another of the old plays of MIR. Boxer
..msly. his tragedy OF "Anne Boleyn"-is TO be re-
@.s Mime. Rhea will accomplish this in the course OF
u ''s .aasou. There is q twovolums- edition OF
wy $3.50. pays published many years ago at Boston,
M members OF dramatic profession might per
saps be interested to explore "
H. " ]. Ferguson, formerly In Abbeys
- rbsatre ia announced TO appear at the Twenty
.s,ra street Theatre September In new play.
,,sa q Friendly Tip" Mr. Ferguson impersonates
.~ac,er styled Sir Ohauncy Trip. who Is described
- dudeS He has obtained c SnmenuAu ~ I"' ns
- of this oersOn both at Newark, NJ d, anu
Portland Me. - .
A new and fire-proof wall has been put in
..a star Theatre between the stage and the audi
sor,um Mr. Goatcher is engaged In redecorating inc
n,sror Of that house. and, together with MT Mazzsno
yen Is pointing seeoery for rran nc st Ds
pa,, line star Theatre IS 10 be the scene OF os, "a
~ treat Efforts Of next season. and accordingly mr.
Wallace viii have it set in order and mncn oean''neu
Mr.. George Edgar and his dramatic com
,.nv-a troupe comprising tairty persons-wil leave
Nav York next Thursday. for Chicago whero MI
Edgar is 10 begin his new season. TINS n"'
80 csrsfuly orgauized aud It's leader embarks up
- 80 enterprise impe led BY best OF motives ana
snmaed by spirit that rs equally creasaoioT ~ i
49, read desire that be may entirely aud brilliantly
nucce.d