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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-09
EIectrie Light Patent DECISION overruled.

WASHINGTON, Oct S.-The Commissioner of
Patents has overruled the board of examiners
in CHIEF. and reversed their decision in the case
of Sawyer & Mann vs. Edison. involving
priority of invention Of the incandescent
conductor. for an electric lamp formed of car
BOMBED paper. Priority of invention is
awarded to Sawyer & Mann, who it is held
in the decision completed their invention at
least one year in advance of Edison.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-09

QUEEN VICTORIA is reported to be bright and
happy, and entirely rid of the blues. This is the
first cheering intelligence we have heard from
the Queen since she got rid of the Brown.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-09

THE debt of the English government is about
$500 100000. 1t Is proposed to turn $1,500,-
100000 of it into annuities, payable within
success of the United States in placing aud pay
ing off its debt.-Current paragraph.
Turn the rascals out!
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-09

WASHINGTON Oct SIN court, this morn
ing, Nathaniel Wilson, one of the counsel for
ex-senator Kellogg, asked that the trial of
Kellogg in the star-route case be set for hear
ing at an early day, either this month or in
November. The court said detective and
other cases were pressing for trial. and did
not think the Kellogg case could be tried be-
fore the second Monday in December. Mr..
Wilson reserved the right, however, to APP
ply hereafter to have an earlier day fixed for
the trial.
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The Car Drivers Strike at Washington.

WASHINGTON Oct S.-The strike of street.
car drivers, which began yesterday on the
Belt line, extended to-day to all important
lines in the city, and tonight, up to L
o'clock, street-car travel has been entirely
suspended on every line except two
which are comparatively unimportant.
More than 200 drivers and about
eighty conductors quit work The strike,
which commenced because of the employ
ment of non union men, is now for increased
wages and less hours.
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Trunk Makers, Strike at LouisyiIIe.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. S-The trunk-makers of
one of the largest establishments OF the kind
in the city are on strike for an'increase of
25 per cent. on wages. The firm refuses the
demand. The men say they will remain out.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-09

THE people of New York city have for ten
years past been paying double interest on
SIS 900, 900, through fraudulent coupons is
sued by Democratic officials. Turn the ras-
Gals outl
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-09

AUGUST HERMAN, of New York city, was fined
ST. for attempting suicide. He would have been
sentenced to the penitentlary had he attempted
to burn his own house. Ergo, mans house is
worth more than his life.
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The Death of seymour rot Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, Oct 8.-A cable message
was received at the Department of State to-
day from Consul-general Denny, stating that
quiet prevailed in Canton, and that there
was no truth in the reported assassination of
United States Consul Seymour who is alive
and well. This telegram was received in
reply to one sent by the acting Secretary OF
State, yesterday morning, asking for infor-
nation on the subject.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-09

ALL who desire an increase in the rate of
taxation should vote the Democratic ticket.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-09

VoTE to-day. There will be no election to-
morrow
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-09

NEW YoRK-Fifth Avenue and Windsor Hotels,
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PARIS-American Exchange in Paris, 50 Boulevard
des Capucines.
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IICAGO-Palmer House.

WASHINGTON. D. O.-Brentanos LOIS Pennsylva-
MIA avenue.
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ST. LOUIs-Union News Company, Union Depot.
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p,,ok form. can be obtained upon application at the Offices
aS|y1 econ; RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION

OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION
{ t"H-' COMPANY. .
Coo,od rroros1ls will be received az the once OF
- oan and Trust Company Nos 20 ana - NiilllSi
%rf for the sale the Trustees OF uulllNt uuu,, 81.
S OREGON, Halfway and Navigation COMPANY "r NC
.S % roylcd ia the mortgage 70 the uuders uE
lunu, 90 pronosais should directed 10 r. g. kosol
pcsinDi Nos 20 and % Wilamst, and must re lresg
beforp H. O'Clock on the lst prON lAe t"I'"04S i' ~
trust Company, Trustee by y q pOTeVON
g. ~. ., 1000 President.
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furs.

= hRGE SIZES IN SEALSKIN SACQUES.
Newmarkets and Domans for stout ladies' reliable and
eieeant SHAYNE manufacturer, lO3 Prince-st
MAGNIFICENT. SEALSKIN NEWMAN,
Eets PaeIOts and DOlmans, plain and trimmed, 500
s15 e360 $500 "A 90 and $500 AZ 10 90 inches long.
S-''' B' g. g. SHAYNE. l03 Prnce-st., near broadway
yJTNK-IINED CIRCULARS are becoming
wi verv popular; have large stock Prices range from
80 90 sOgo G.. G.. SHAYNE, lO3 PTnccst.
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NEW york AND NEW-ENGLAND N N

IN -a1ol, rrOyfs for vOtlng az TIC
The undersigned hereby sohct ! l"A
Animal Meeting December H. 1850 ,,,ro NJ management
The effort viii be made to sec3i6 aoav with connect
bercbv greater efficiency safety tiiit upder the al
tng lines can he aimed and u is made nrod table and
LIZ, ,iE don ons propOsed the line can DC IN '
the diScredit now attaoih's ~ ItE, HIGG1NSON d CO.
II safest. Boston
CHASE & HIGGlNSON,
u FINEST, NCN-N ORR
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THR MERCANTILE TRUST CoNPAN11,,o
100 RRoApWAY. NRw.YORK. Nov. ., 1850.

BkOADWA1, ~ ,,nnnI
NOTICE is hereby given that all Of the seGGm
~ referred income bonds OF ST. Louis Iron 0S 900
aud soutbern RAILWAY Company, amounting 70 ne same
having been redeemed and the mortgage % The Mer.
al ~ record finds have depositea Wln
camille Trust Company the redemption Oi - said Railway
bonds OF the first preferred income m edemed cash at
mar ana accrued interest upon ID president
Trust LOUIS RI =,
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CoMPNY,(
TRRAsURER's OFFICE, IL BRoAD,sI, n; IS,
nor THE PURPOSE of a meeting OF the
Preferred Stockholders OF this Company on % he
1874 Al o'clock october 20, and remain Slostu u"
order of the Board OF I1ectoIs.
~ r' -' ROBICRT IENOX BELKNAP, IrthSului'-
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Cost ano founo.

Book issued by
New York, 90 Mary
Bank within 80 days
for a new Book. GEO.
York, Nov. II, 1883.
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.TuR SAINT PAUL, MINNRAPoLIs AND
MANITOBA RAILWAY COMPANY,
miscellaneous

(IENTLEMEN'S SEALSKIN CAPS, extra
a. quality sl4 and s16 gloves s10 gauntets extra long
aea $40. O. q. sHAYNE LOB Princest, near BIoad"Sy'
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Business Cbanrcs.
Coparlncrshlp Noilrcs.

WHEREAS the copartncrship heretofore cX-
isng under the firm name Of MORlfl~ON q liElthl
MAN co has dissolved by the retirement % Joseph
Alexander hut the Il 10 be continued by the SUD-
mi eIs b1th Of whom COpartuers IN SAID hlu
And whereas the said COpartuersnp had business l'tl7
f,repu countries, and Copa1fncr-hip Wihu i0
state and had conducted business therein for cl G nc
yrs and UPWARDS and George \. Morrison and John lit
man are The members thereof i'm the cont ng,9
specified b. the act OF The Legislature
~ state of Ncw.YoIk entitled An act allowing Tie con-
timed se Of coparnersp names IN certain cases. ara The
Vow therefore we, George a. Morrison and John HERR
- OF abode the CITY, County ANA state
~ DO hereby certify, pursuant 20 hd statute uh
we are the and hereafter dealing under the SAN
fr,1 name 6f MORRISON, UEHRIMAN & co. .-. 800
MN i"N0 W GEORGE 4. MORRISON.
JOHN HERMAN.
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t1inter Resorts.
HAMILTON HOTEL,
Corporation Notifies.

for dredging, at the foot
Of west r. win be reSe , ~ 1ss No.
Dent OF Dock ~ ., 70 O'clock m For full information see
S9 9Stv ecoP1 Copies for sale at No. CITY Hail.
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Amusemenis.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
" Orchestra circle and baleony 80 cents
MdbSaV and Saturday eSeaings-BLEAK HOUSE
Tuesday SysR9s and AND Son
wednesday evening MA RE ANToIEErrE.
-'O'' Next Week. GUS WILLIAMS.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
WI GRAND ITALIAN OPERA Inaugural Season crop
Mr. HENRY p. ABBEY ifPfE 1Rkn
Acting Manager MI MA hiOi 'i'1A0
THIS MONDAY NGy Il bi f,h Subscription Night
Alice Nine FURsC HMADI Isabelle Nine XALdEIEI1Ai
EenS M%s and
Ma!yha cHyaszi and Dc ballet snn.c,ot,oD night
"'dn fo4 he a insa Tho%a Opera
oror,r1yo " =, poA MILGT I9TARIo Sig. M1RABELLA
f IhRN6 ss G y SEFSg t3ERTE
Film and an n MTGSoH, Nine cHRIsTiNE NILSSON.
Friday Evening, Nov o. Fifteenth Subscription Night
RoS 4snr % 0peITat5, ,or1A
AIMAYIy T sS o FiGNNfo b on BhsL1o
81 RR RERTR Nine LABIACHE and RIOS
ri Nine MARcELLA sEMBRlCH whG Will ntT@ 61G IN
az Wiegenlicd .Eies bIch liebe dch--
Saturday afternoon, Nov. q GRAND GALA MATINEE,
FAUST Sic cAmpANfINNqqiS SMEPHIsToPHELEs. sig.
NoYARA y4LENT5E3 nine PEI A fHfrMMA ETH Nine
IRBLACHE; and MARGHARITA, Nine. CHRISTINE
Ni@''o-f Sunday Evening Grand Popular Concert
NEW PARK THEATRE; ..,o,,,,
~ AGNES BOOTH t I% ngs SRfiPI% Of
-rA1UIIDE. The strangers Daughter
NEW PARK THEATRE, Broadly q ooth-s''
i Reserved seats Doe, 75c. and 81
pov Office from 9 a. N. TIL 10 p m
Natiuees Wednesdays ana SatufdHy5. H..
O'Clock, the sensation OF Ino OlS'
' ~ 49, An uDuurstoncd TRIUMPH
THE STRONGEST STCGETS OF THE stANoN'
David BclascOs mastery adaptation OF a b'lOl Po"'''
~ Partisan romance,
THE STRANGLEIS OF PARIS
wildly cnacted-Splcnddly presented.
rvEvpY IFE ms JAGON,
! THE STRANGIER.
NEW PARK THEATRE.
Gb'pD-ST. THEATRE. ,-,
This Monday night.
Fort tvs weeks only
VsVERIN'S SPECTACULAR
NAETOpON MINSTRELS.
Tie greatest on earth. -,
uayerIys NastGlOuz in Wall.st. ~ = To-Day
Srreuade AT the stock Exchange at 100
S,rcnadc al the Proouce Exchange ~ .:f9
S,rcuaGc at the Petroleum |Nchan1e al y
Matinee tomorrow. Tuesday, AT =
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tlnantinl-
ZINC CERTIFICATES

III PERSONS HOLDING COMMUNICATES ], Cal aSs
IL in the shaw Telephone Company OF America are
~ Of 1ested TO the same 10 the az ING
hereby ~ comneny Room Ca 1l6 Washngt0nst LOT can
onoe OF the will receive In exchange Globe
eesun ock at the of about 2 shares OF GLOBE IGr
one shaIS canceled on OF before Dec 10, A. D. 1883
oe arScago Ill Nov. 6, 1883 MARK BANos Iresluent
OFFICE OF THE INDIANA, BLOOMINGTON AND}
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. 80 Z
lis BROADWAY, NEW HoFP N0y 10, 1888;
~,OupONS of the First Mortgage Eastern Dl-
Oion Ronds of this Company due Dec. l. Will be Iald at
- corhn Ranking Company, ll5 broadway, New ORR
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Rooms an0 flats 60 fet.

,1 society or private dancing parties TO let also de-
eirahle rooms foi music o offices. ll2 5thaye
LPARTNENTS for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ room, s. large single room - ana -, permanent
UNO CLUB GENTLEMEN or othcrs.-On goth
st. between 9TH and ON aycsa pheasant sceondsl2Ty
,Tystc Address j. AZ, Tribune Uptown Once, 1888 Broad
way.
~ WEST 35TH-ST.-Physician Office with
,DO private waitngroom also square room references
40 WEST 57TH ST., in the SONCY, very
HI desirable apartments caOlhcJ Hhl'hcu Hc5CO'u'
steam.hoated see JANlIOR
OF IRVING PLACE.-One square and one
90 single on ioarlh floor also corner room on par
Tor foor with hot aud cold bath.
80 MADISON-AV Handsome PARLOR
Ia FLOOR. Other front suites aud rooms Unusually
excellent board
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6orsrs an0 Carriages.

BLACK BEAR AND ALL KINDS SLEIGH
~ h"0''' i''''' A'' 10" C. c. sHAYNF, 1O3 Princest
DEAVER and all kinds Fur Shoulder CapeS,
ID Collars and Mufs lowest prices for reliable goods
C. 81 sUAYNE manu-. 1913 Prinoest., near broadway
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Dated, New. York, oct. 81, 1883.


STATE OF NEw-YORK ga
On This 3ls day Of October IN the year one thousand erh
and cigity.three before personally came George
Nor son and John HERMAN known and known TO
me IN he The individuals described in and who executed The
nstIemcnt scycTay acknowledged that they
execnted the same The purpOses therein mentioned
'A'NN' HENRY W. SACkETT,
Notary Public. New \ Ork County
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ADAMS ExrREss CQMrNY,. :, ,saq

UNFXAS & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY cos.
Notice is hereby given that the time WITHIN WhTn pui
,dors and stockholders of he Texas aud 81 LOUIS NHi
Conpany in Missouri and Arkansas and OF the LEXIS anu
ICn railway Company Texas may become PA ms W ~
dated November !, 1855 VIII eApuV
IN The first day OF December, 1881 - .a. or5 s+ocr
holders must deposit their bonds OF stock win Ie ug
sSned nj eher be National Bank OF Commerce. IN inc CITY
York or the Third National Bank OF 81 LOUIS ~
copies Of SAID agreement may De OOtuheu NVI'h''O' "
Serost will b issued by the undersigned
Dated November IA, lss3; ,,,,,,, ~ 7oo,,us,,,en1
A. WOLFF, trustees
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GeIp mGnlco.

CANVASSERS for an elegant illustrated
THE CENTURY co, 80 East l7th.st
COOK.-Bya good protestant family cook
" thoroughly understands the busness good baker Ad
dress D., AZ Tribune Uptown Office, LBS broadway.
IONPOSITORS. male or female, wanted
Immediately by the New York Evening Post at 30 cents
Der thousand ems also weekly hands apply to NJ LOW
Foreman.
National Republican., 1883-07-03
EAST WASHINGTON.

Tho funeral of Mr.. C. Kenlaugh De Neale
took place from the family residence, 902
street southeast, yesterday at o'clock.
Father O'Sullivan offcated. The remains
were inferred at Congressional cemetery.
The gentlemen who acted as pallbearers were
James Boisseau Dennis Callaghan, M. Coffey,
Thomas II. Rowland X, !, Wood, and Josiah
Gray.
Mr.. James I, Peake, an old and respected
resident of, East Washington, died yesterday
afternoon about o'clock, at the residence Of
his soH, William G. Peakc All Seventh street
southeast
- The corner stone of Mount Jezreel church
was laid yesterday afternoon about 6 o'clock
The Masonic grand lodge attended the cere-
monies in body in regalia, headed by the First
National brass band. The programme was as
follows: Singing; reading by the pastor, Rev.
Il. S. Robinson; prayer, Rev. Adam Green;
address by Rev. Il. S. Laws. The Masonic
ceremonies were then gone through with, and
Rev. Robert Johnson was introduced as ora
tor and made very neat address, During
the exercises two collections were taken up
and a handsome sum realized. The band
played several pieces with good effect during
the ceremonies.
National Republican., 1883-07-03
WEST wAsHIN GToN.

Condition of the Potomac river water
Monday, July AT Great Falls, 3; at
receiving reservoir, north connection. A ;
south connection, 2S; at distributing reser-
voir. &c.
The body of the colored boy who was
drowned from canal boat at Winship's
wharf on Saturday last was found near G
street wharf yesterday morning and taken to
that place, and the coroner being notified,
viewed it and gave certificate of burial,
The most diligent inquiry on the part of the
police failed to elicit any information as to
his name and place of residence.
The called meeting of the Potomac Boat
club last night for the purpose of considering
the propriety of postponing the annual cleo
ton of officers was the largest meeting ever
held by the club. In view of the absence OF
so many members at Lynchburg it was unani-
mously decided that the election be held on
Wednesday, July II, instead of July A, the
day fixed by their constitution.
At the l02d meeting of the Tenth Building
association, held at Goddard's hall last night
five shares were sold at $1S4 per share.
AT the meeting of American Guard council
No l, o. U. A. NJ, Covenant lodge, No. 13
l. o. o. f., and Heber tent No. 10, l. o. X.
the officers recently elected, as published in
the REPUBLGCAN, were duly installed in their
respective positions.
National Republican., 1883-07-03
Maine Men.

From Bath, Me-, we have received, under
date of May 15, 1888, the following statement
of George w. Harrison the popular proprie-
tor of the "The Restaurant ;" "a few years
since was troubled so severely with kidney
and bladder affection that there was brick
dust deposits in my urine, and continual de-
sire to urinate, with severe, darting, sharp
pains through my bladder and side, and again,
dull heavy pressure, very tedious to endure.
| consulted one of our resident physicians,
but received no benefit from the treatment
Bright's Disease the most dreadful of all
diseases, made up my mind that must OBJ
tain relief speedily or would be past cure.
l consulted my druggist, Mr., Webber, and
after ascertaining my symptoms he recon-
mended the use of Hunts Remedy, as he
knew of many successful cures effected by
that medicine in similar cases here in Bath.
l purchased bottle and before | had used
the first bottle found | had received great
benefit as | suffered less pain, my ater be-
came more natural, and | began to improve
so much that the second bottle effected
complete cure and my thanks are due to
Hunts Remedy for restored health, and /
cheeIiully recommend this most valuable
and reliable medicine to my friends, as
consider it a duty as well as pleasure to do
So"
"Being well acquainted with Mr.. George
w. Harrison at the time of his sickness, re-
fcrrcd TO in the foregoing testimonial / can
certify TO the correctness of-the statement
made by him,
"w. G. WEBER, Druggist.
"BATH, ME-, May To- 1888"
National Republican., 1883-07-03
COL. CHARLES CASE.
Death Of Prominent Citizen OF the Dis
trict-Sketch OF His Useful Life.

Death Of n Prominent Citizen OF the Dis
trict-Sketch OF His Useful Life.
Col. Charles Case, whose death from pneu-
monia was announced by telegraph yesterday,
was we'll known in this city, where he had
resided for some years. He was born in Ash
tabula county Ohio, Dec 81, 1917 At an
early age he won't to Indiana and begun the
practice of law, ranking as one of the ablest
members of the Indiana bar. He was very
eloquent speaker, and as an outspoken oppo-
nent of slavery was in great demand rs
campaign orator in the exciting times prior
to the war.
When the war broke out he was appointed
adiutant of the 44th regiment Indiana volun-
teers, which position he kept from Sept 90,
1861. Ho was then promoted major Sd Indi-
ana cavalry March 10, 1863, and resigned
because of disability July 49, 1862. He was
commissioned colonel of the Tooth Indiana
volunteers Oct 81, 1852, but declined on ac-
count OF illness. Afterward he was commits
stoned colonel 129th Indiana volunteers
March l, 1854 and mustered out because of
disability June Is. 1864.
He wa elected as a republican to the thirty
fifth and thirty-sixth congresses from the
Fort Wayne und.) district, serving as mem
Der of the committees on territories and in
valid pensions.
After the war he was appointed to posi-
tion under Hugh McCnlloch, secretrry of
the treasury. When he resigned this post he
settled in Washington and pursued the prac-
tict of law, giving most of his attention to
business before the supreme court OF the
United States. He was candidate for COM
missioner of the district during the recent
vacancies, and was supported by the Indiana
delegation in congress, Chief Justice Waite,
ex-Secretary McCulloch, and others prominent
in Washington circles. 1t is believed that
the condition of his health had much to do
with his failure to receive the appointment
About two weeks ago he went to Iowa to
attend reunion of his brothers and sisters,
and while with them was stricken down
with pneumonia He was sick about ten
days dying Saturday morning.
He leaves three daughters and two sons
His wife died last year.
He was an active and very earnest member
of Burnside post, No. s, g. A. r. The follow
ing members of the post acted as pallbearers
last evening, when the remains arrived
Green b. Raum, Ellis Specr, NJ. d. Months,
ID. 5. Alexander, c. l.. Mallam, d. GrosvenofL
A. j. Huntoon, and G. p. Crandall.
Buy the LongfeAow Cigars, Sold by IL
dealers.
National Republican., 1883-07-03
Snffinl lanfifts.
e9y- PosToFFIcE NOTICE

n5dg- PoSTofFTCE NOTICE.
Foreign mails for the week ending July T. will
close ~ this ofilco as folows
TuESDAY.--gAt1 n m. for the West indies, via 81.
Ihomas and for Brazil direct per steamship RI
nance, via Newport News nt 10 q. IN. for liayt per
steau ship Athos, via Port MI Princei at p m. Tor
Porto Rico direct, per steamship Andess NJ y. m.
ior Europe, per steamship Arizona, Via queens
WEDNEsDAY.-At 4 a. m. for France direct, per
steamship Canada via Havre: at 10 n M. Tor ltu
rope, per steamship BothniH via Queenstown Oct
ters for Germany, 6c, must be directed per Both
MA ~ NJ 10 a, m, for Germany ,vC, per Steamshlp
Neckar, via southampton and Bremen lletterS Tor
GREAT Britain aud other European countries must
be directed per NeckariD at y. m. for the Meth
lands direct, per steamship Schiedam, via Anster-
THURsDAY.-At 1l;3O a. m. for Germany, France
DC, per steamship Frisia via plymouth Cherbourg,
European countries must be directed per FrlStaG
az ?. m for the Wndward Islands, per Steamship
%sSeo per ste steas City Of Merida, Via HSvana;
At 1870 p m. for Europe, per steamship Adriatc. via
Queenstown.
ship City of Berlin, via Queenstown Oeers for DER
many and Scotland must be directed per City OF
BERLIN at H. M. for Scotland direct, per steam
direct. per steamship Rbynand, via Antwerp; Of
ii a. M for Europe per Steamship Oder, via south.
Porto Rico per steamship Niagara via Havana.
SUNDAH.-At 1880 y. m. for Honduras and LiVlngs-
ton per steamship Wanderer, via New orleans.
Mails for China aud Japan per steamship Oceanic
tvia san Francsco) close here July % at z
p IN. Mails for Australia New Zealand. Sandwich
sydney Ivia san Francisco close here July 2it
sThe schedule of closing of Trans. Pacific mails is
overland transit to San Francisco. Mails from the
east arriving time at San Frcucs the day Of
sailing Of steamers are dispatched thence the same
HENRY G. PEARSON
,yv,, xyon,r r,na %