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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-01
Dipioeno Notices.

THE INTEREST ON THE FOLLOWING
SLOW, LANTER& CO. orncr Of Nassau and Cedar SITS,
NeTYors t Gy on and as s,teT sePi 1881 70, NV
COLUMBUS AND TULEDO RAILROAD 90,
DAYTON XNp MICHIGAN RAILROAD CO.,
Toledo Depot second Mortgsge7s.
GRAND RAP DIS d INDIANA RAILROAD CO..
Mortgage
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
School Cs
LoGANsPORT, INDIANA,
Funded Loan
LAWRENC COUNTY, INDIANA,
PIITsBURG, FORT WAYNE a CHICAGO RY CO..
First Mortgage rs, SERIES C."
Second Mortgage 7s series 81"
VERMILLI0N COUNTY INDIANA.
WABASH VcSiSy STY. INDIANA,
Gravel Road 6s.
BLACK FORD COUNTY, INDIANA.
Funded es
BLACKBOARD coUSTY. INDIANA.
Gravel Road rs.
JASPER COUNTY, INDIANA,
Jail Is.
MARTIN COUNTY. INDIANA,
vERMILffoN coUNTY INDIANA.
Gravel Road q.
WABASH COUNTY. INDIANA,
Gravel Road 6s.
SEPT. IL.
School ia
HANCOCK COUNTY, INDIANA.
Gravel Road 6s
MITCHELL, INDIANA,
school Is. IN
MIAMI COUNTY IsDIASA,
Bridge 6s
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We STOCK MARKET.

prtm sold one year ago " v" "
Tue average estimatedat % 90. -. rr.sr
prvIFw OF THE WEEK.-The arr vas the pssss more
c,a az head less than last week and 2iol heaN NV"
snan the corresponding week last wear
while all desirable grades OF Native steers haSo
fair tie past week. yet prices nave Iei.a cnt
"a The decline Fair 10 Choice mas pe,n
new 1o M Tho markets have been extreinei au ioa ,ng
md Common Natives with too many Of these ie tbs
% ~, Icsv The former almost unsaieaole
af.er vent 20 the at low figures ne ~
ms heen con Siderable and but Tor TINS cu'ie. ne
yould have broken down the market
800 favored Dressed Beef trade put MIL AVER
ess,nts ~ Western Dressed the market mas peen o
yrssb Markets declined again lee per No. o. ner n,
10 10 c and Refrigerator Beer 10 po. 10
yesterday and TO Gay were OF h.
rsps.y cify and 81 at Goth St, MAKING opii NJ
s,nst los head Monday OF the uptown
s,sr raceiysd 10 carloads stern Metzger o. osi-
cs.,s and the balance stock ABOUT cars VI D'
vre oid AT 81 30 and cars carr ed over ~ a.. ~,
ere were cars export steers nc Jersey Cy ior
an, Norris and the stock held over non
w re- 61 cars on the market The quality averaged
man ON Friday and there were not as many Lehss am
poor Natives in the yards. Trade was not DISK uoe
nearly 400 head wanted exporter the demand was SUI
eieat 70 nearly the wards ct Just about fu po'
In butchers rot better Cattle for the same money 81
Colorado Half Breeds az s. sjGsj 80 and whie FOOT NJ
tyes went down to 81 sales below "a 80 and rom
These vnres prices ranged upward 10 50 20 Tor Cnooe
is and even "a Extra Chicago steers cost ain
down here 80 IS Eastman purchased 3o2 mead - %
Ts6. r...,. "a Chan, and rressed
Beef and Mutton rs follows:
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after June 2, 1898.
GIEAI IRIIN LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave York. via DesDrosses Courtandt street
Ferries as follows:
Harrsburg Pttsburg and the West with Pullman paace
Cars attached, a m, y. 7 and So m daily New YORK
and chicago Limited OF Parlo Dining smoking and sleep
x Cars nc 9a. m. every day. ~ NNV
NilliamspOrt, Lock Haven, a D. Fra
tire and the OH Regions.
BALTIMORE Washington the SOUTH Limited washington
Express OF Pullman Paror Cars daily except sunday 10
n.n- arrive Washington 100 D. m. regular AMI
ESQ a. $40 and and II night Sunday
M $50 and9 m. and IL night "
for Auantlc CITY sunday with through
For Cape May except Sunday D. IN
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate satons
va Railway and Amboy 4:l5, i;lO and a. us IL noon,
49, A. M and D. m do not stop az Asbury Park.
For Old Point and Norfolk. via New York, Phaeph an1
norfolk Railroad 500 a. week days and N.
day' via baltimore and Bay Line $40 week days
Boats Oh BROOKLYN Annex with all through
Jersey CITY anOring speedy and direct transfer for
Trans 4rTiys Pittsogrs 8 1870 m: $50 ana
O. m, li20 80, $50 800 and 1905 p. sunday
6;20 a M 800 g:2l l0;l5 p M From Philadelphia
500 500 4, e. gi20 $3.50. 10;4O, 30a 80, 320
1850 5i30 800 6;55 7r21; $50 9r2O 935 106j q m,
and 1920 night Sunday 800 800 1905, sos, lI3jl H.
800. $50. 955, 800. 9;55 l0;05p. IN.
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

80 YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILe0AU,
m-Daily ezeeps sandays Day Esprsss Dnwine.rseus
Niagara Fails aud suspension Bridge ss"pss cose6s5
horne n. TO- Cincinnatl and Buffalo to chicaga
Pullman m 5 saS 81 ss sSs Limited ana
No extra charge for fasr time Arrives aanca 535 =
% ss - sU2" a s Ss, s s No. Chicago
y spaalo and SasaEs Falls limited" arrives
mbaiy cassDo Eaoqe s.d is s s1 w.
Elmira Buffalo, NiaSara Fats cincsasf and chcasn
Las 300 4.4o $40 eio $50 30 io,sop NJ:
II midnight Sundays $40 7a5 $3.50 1870 . NJ las asS0
.ss 10 %$sssn 1870 u noon las
sSS ss1 20 $50 sio ESQ go $40 1850
9so M Il md It1 $40 $50 iO2o d M h'' $50
Newark and md Paterson vie Newark Gas 500 $50 1000
y midnisht SATURDAY nights only. sundays els a m.
( s4s go $50 1929 !. r. las $3.50 $50 $40
waTsiot N ap Sundays %ss sfs M
NewDnrs and Cornwall TOO q. m $3.50 430 Up. Sun
OK Eo sic ana Kingston and Montgomery Am $40 M
Goshen ia5 s.is 7so 1920 M. $50 $50 40 700
Gddetcwn las s4s 7aDo Q 1920 q M. $50 $50 81 9
$50 sunday $40 T;f5 $50 loco 8 $50 o m
The IN and $50 m trans connect with New
taro aud western Railroad at Nainst The tram stops
Port Jsrvs 4:s5 7:so 1920 o M $3.50 $50 = $50
Boats aI leave ' asa s r. 5se
945 every fifteen minutes $40 N to INIS every
Tor passage n pwnr oom
Sleeping coaches be obtained and orders
Mo- s9' o. 81 e @ e the
Express trains irs% the West arrive IL NewYosk at 7o
'''' JOHN n ABBOTT Gen'i Passr Agent Nsw.York
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Etfaulnoats ano KafIroaos.

NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
~ TER PORTLAND. NEW-LONDON. NORWICH,
20 North River fsot Of Watts.sf next pier abcSs bss
TTssssy s'rTss rey at cirY on
may be Aston Horse 207 26i s5 Broad
way Windsor Cosmopolitan and Ear Hotels 1888 Tuition st.
Brooklyn, and at Pier 40 North RIVER N, ,,.nv - :
Fall RIVERLINE.
FOR BOSTON NEWPORT FALL RIVER
NORTH ard EAST.
Tho reEownet steam
PILG r NJ and BRIs roll" BANDS Il mus board.
leave New York alternately daily, 50 NDAYs INCLUDE
az o3D from Pc 2s North River foot of NM
For NEWPORT, 70 amers PROVIDENCa and OLD
River steamers at Connection via Annex boat from
Brooklyn p m. gJersey city pm
Boston Express train connecting With steamers
wharf az Fail River SEQ and 7.25 q.
Psrtr Fall River to Boston and White Mountains
without charge.
Tickets and may secured At pracpql tcset
and transf fer Offices at LINE OFFICE, PIER %. North
River, ana on steamers.
BORDEN LOWELL, GEO L. CoNNOR
Agents. Gen. Pass. Agent.
WEXFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW.
w PORT.
Trains leave Grand Central Depot, via New-Hsvm RAT
road daily. except sunday
Al a m. Duo in NEWPORT at 4.50 p. M
lDraWing Wickf0I.l Junction.
AT D. IN. Due In Newport ~ 100 m.
e. Newport Express cars 70 Wexford Stes
boat Landipgl
DAILY
ALL p nd. Due 10 Newport az $40 an.
sleeping car 70 Wexford Steamboat landing.
THEODORE WARREN suux
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NEwYoRK Aug. 81. 1885.
OF the Insolvency OF the Wabash - Louis
Psec Hsilway company foreclosure and sale OF the
property covered by the general and collateral trust mort
gaReS IN. bec0ue and plan ~ zaton
having be arr nged with the Ionic committee OF general
portTaxe hondhe represent majority tho
bonds Eope and the holders OF the collateral tust
carrying such plan into effect
now ready for the u American bondholders
the on re- OF The eOmnitfee. No. 1875 broadway.
Bondno dare signing the VIII be required
depost ar with the undersigned and will receive
temporary receipts ngned by the Mercantile Trust
pany which viii be exchanged for engraved
Cercaea ag they be prepared Tho certificates
entc holder 20 the new bonds in accordance with
the agreement under which they arc 10 be depose aud
alton will made tie Newly stock Exchange 10
pisre these certificates upon the regular bond list.
The underaaped appoint Purch sing Comi tae In the
agreement will proceed with All due dsenee 20 cary out
tbe proys1opa oil and Ia furtherance Hereof
invite the holders general mortgage aud collateral trust
bonds nify Their assent by sgnng the agree
IueDt without doay Including the English boudhoiers
about s $50 600 Of general mortgage have already
asscnle1.
Copies az the agreement and further Information be OBJ
tain ed AZ me 0nics 1876 Broadway, NewYork City.
JAMES r. Joy
o. ID. ASHLEY,
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- .rret steady: Pair TO Choice Native snppnf stesls
YeoT so Saflve Butcher Saeers Is Vo@sA VT Srase
Fexm Steers n,s 300 shipments ll00 Common 20 Nc
S. FAR 30 noice SO 750s3 so Lambs " on
fS4 so ,,. O oae. sh,onuepts L 100. Light 81 400
.. i%e PAGING 81 00DS4 4j Heayg "a oo@s4 on
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T .EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,-Passen I'd
Tsips leave depot foo. Of corIlsndt and pssSrossss.
.ewa Reading EsacS 6kanf SssisSsgH
W,:sy Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo The Wsst Pull
p @. for Esstoa, BesAlshsm ana coplay. "'0
TRIMS leaving at BIO l. and $40 connect far n,
points IN Hshonoy and Hazleten eos rsgsns SUNDAY fra
General Eastern oass, no ai9 kresswsy:-
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Bankers dn6 Brokers.
financial.

23 WALL-ST, x,uvo,. ,ns oman.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS
OF THE NEw.YORK. WEST SHORE & BUFFALO
RAILWAY CoMPANYi
The time limited notice OF August H. 1888, for
eepng tho oner circular Of July 20 having
pred we hereby notify the parties interest the hold
100000 have accepted tho oner contained 10
circular ana deposited their bonds win the pur
pose carryn the plan Of reorganization and lease
ferTed to-
We shall be prepared and after Thursday. August 81
Ia exchange the temporary receipts given At the time Of
dpOst bonds for engraved nesotible receipts count
ersgned by the Union Trust Company.
T1ese certificates viii be ssue IN amounts Of 81 900 and
go 900 ca ch aud application made for their quota
ton upon the York stock Exchange
The ownors Of outstanding untsssnted bonds who may
desire % obtain the benefits OF circular Of July IS may
deposit their bonds with until further notice upon pay
ment of sum Of $50 each bond of 81 600 deposited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-01
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE.
20 TRAlNs EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON SUN
DAY, STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, I'm
NEMIORh-
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

Express Trans NewYor via DesOrosses and Court
landt street FoFres "a follows
60 40 = y Chicago Limited. and 10 washington
Limitss ii, ll;l( $40. $3.50. 4;l0 8. 3
ana y ,n ana 4 night SUNDAYS e:lS g LlIitsi
Trains eaymg New orr daily except Sunday ats D. AMI
llilOa m, i - aud 2. M AMI ,. IN. on SUNDAY
Returning trains eave Broad street station Philadelphia,
IDOL BIZ iJ9. y Jti5 600 $780, So $3.50. III and
a.m. Limited Express IA and 400 p m) lz44 s.
egJ9 !ii9 20 and @l9 p m. ON sunday. 1901, 32o.
S35 D, DAD ESQ m- 1874 l45O Limited ESQ 10.
7s40 .. m Leave Philadelphia via Camden. m. daily
Ticket omceS $40 AIS and 9t4 Broadway Astor House
ami foot Desbrosses and Conrtlandt C0urtaf ani
Rrooklyn Annex station loot OF Fultop,ss. Brooxyn
Iusch. Hotel. Hoboken Station. JERSEY city Emgrllz
Ticket ones No. = Batiery-pace. and Castle Garden
The Sew-York Transfer Company viii cal Orlat Sls1k
'AbE t ~ IA ~ NJ PIittH j. II. WOOD,
Manager General passenger Ageul
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gnrouean advertisements
DressmdunI.

Dressmauny.
A FIRST CLASS French dressmaker wants
"A engagements by the day objection 20 country beet
reference Address NJ. n. IA kast 6lstst
DRESSMAKER.-By a French woman. thor
~ Ouxhiy competent cutter, hter and draper. who
desires few more enga grnents highest references Ad
ar, A. by letter NJ. KELLY. IA East tth-zt.
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steamboats, ano RAILROADS.

COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,
" POI Broadway, Warrenst new. fu.k. io,ye,t
railway and Steamship Tickets 20 all points ~ INC
rars Excursion Tickets for Summer Travel at r'""''A
rates. Nend fOr pamphlet
Iickits ean be sent by mail. Address ~, ,.,
THOS COOK & son, 26l bfOadNh{ y eN , on. II
Boston 1871 Washington-st OheaBb ioo pe"''' "
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
and the East An rail from Grand Central Depot Three
eIpreas trains daily (Sundays exeeptel 20 . o
n m (paror car attnched and II n m tWlth placo sleep
ing carsL Sundays IL twin PALACE p, vas
fast expires leaves Grand teniIa D'po' Va"i
ears attached D. no, arrives at N9~p9rsp 90 II Agent
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

FREQUENT AND RAPID TRAINS TO ALL POINTS
ON LONG ISLAND.
Zee fu time tables 10 be had at an stations the company
and at Nos 10 207 $50 944 e5T 1913 and 1923 Broad
way 80 Canal-st. 73I 6tllaye, Grand Centra Depot
hote IA, and at Demonicos ia Broadway.
GlLMORE'S GREAT JUBILEE MANHATTAN
BEAGH- GRAND PROGRAMMES EVERY AFTER
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SPIRITS OF TURPESTrSE
CBARIRsTox Aug Sl-Turpentine firm 81 lee
SAVANNAH Aug. 81. -Turpentlne duil az 81 &c
WILMINGTON. Aug. 3l.-TurpeuUne nrm az sic.
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THE NEW LINE rv
IL vopv pur,A ntbL EpfH a. oRronY. OLD POINT
Ne" GoMfoaT AND Thu sQudH ,o,,r,r
I UOuRs FABTFH THAN ANY OH I'm ~ u ".
rS. Eex Yo.f Phfiadspha Norfolk Railroad Company
now runs Fast bay and Sight Express petseen
psiSoed $40 a. M weekdays and p M daily arriving Ola
and o;3D A. 10. day y o.
H snd 0il slsepfnscsrs upSnsh Sm with
IL and Paror car fron WIZ
ant change Toksta psrior seats and
Ss seCued az any ofet onice OF tne Penasyvahs v
Ng III W. buNGE. suponnteAdent -
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
TREAkUREAB OFFICE, NO. II BRoAD-sf, \
NEw-YoRK. August "a, 1885.
COUPONS of the PEND DORElLLE DIV
" IEION bonds OF this company, duo september prox,
VIII be paid upon az this oce after that
date. ROBERT LENoX BELKNAP. Troasuror
CHICAGO AxD ST LOUIS RAILWAY Company
TkEAeuREKs OFFCR,
CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. 90 1888.
COCPONS OF THF FIRST MORTGAGE
~ bonds Of this company maturing September VIII be
paid upon the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany kew-YorK, Oh and after that date. -
N-'' 4. r.. HINCKLFY, Treasurer.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERSEY
Trans leave from Chsmbessss pepos fer Engi:wsod.
gao $40 $50 y M, IL midnight. sundays m. and
Manuel Spring Valley and Monsey Z. 10 m.s.5o p m.
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DRExEL, MORGAN q co.

TO THE HOLDERS OF THE GENERAL
Il MORTOAGE AND COLLATERAL. TRUST BONDS
OF THE WABASH. ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC
RAILWAY 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-01

W-HAVEN STEAMBOAT co.'s STEAM.
IN ERa O. II. NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL. isayS
Peck ship Per Ne IS r., ats m tsunys sxcq aps
WITH special trains fsr MER1DEN, HARrfoRp sPhLNSS
ott broadway, N Y. and4 Courtst- Brookvh' AAsS~
sion TO New. Haven. 81 30
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

80, Pennsylvania Railroad, foot Of Cortlandt-
htations IN NJ, and DesUrosses-st
EEWYORK Phla and Meaning nj n foot f,l,erty.ss
LEAVE NEW.IOKK-Commencng June u, 1882
For south Amboy Phlladelp and Reading Railroad
4, b:i5, 7i5 u noon 1:3O. 4, D. 6.ib 1902
Sundays 4, $40 a.. IL nd u.
VIA Pennsyy Railroad 4:lb 7lOa m ]. noon, Al0.
3 $50 p m sundays. i:l5; a. m, p N; p,, ,
For Matawan. via Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. y
$50. 7a5; II M, II noon, lSo 4;So o. Sio 7So
VIA PennsyIvana Railroad lis 40 . a. m l2 noon 49,
Fo ReF RAM La, s oncsan H,oye Asbury Park,
Ocean Reach Snr,r sEo GOO ci,rt point Pleasant
via Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. T. tfS ~ M,
IL noon $780, AS1 T. $50 5i5. 1901 m snndayr no,
noon, .. m. o. So.
sIo 40 toea no, SION at Red Bankl 4;l0 B. $50
sundays mot stopping Ocean Grove OF Asonry PARK
$40, = a W. RUFUS BLoDGETr sSPeII1,endent
a. A II. A II. r. q. Il. A. T.. II. Il
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ALL COUPONS DUE IST PRoX., AND
"A the principal OF all bonds due that dte issued BY
THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY secured by
rolling stock FURNISHED the following railroads pndsr C
win be paid and after that date at the once %
POST, MARTIN a co. No. "a Pne-st. hew, York. T. W.
CLARK 4 Co. NO. 80 South Sd-st, Philadelphia;
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Purely Vegetable Remedies

And one Of the reasons for their confidence and
full indorsemsnt Is because all of DR.. sohenck's
household remedies are known to be purely vege-
table
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DIR. Schenek's Mandrake Pills

for the cure Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and all
diseases of the Stomach. Liver and Bowels. They
say with one accord that they have mover tried a
remedy for Stomach aud Liver troubles which
acted 70 promptly. safely and surely as DE-.
Scbencks Mandrake Pills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-01

Tho very best proof Of the virtue Of medicines
is the cures they make
No remedy for colds, congestions and all throat
and lung diseases has ever been credited with so
many authentic cures as
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A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

nay LINE STEAMER ALBANY OR u WIZARD,
daily except sundaysL
Xestryst Pier. New YORK ..........-...s4 $40 a. m
for ALBANY Landing at Nyaek and Iarrytovn DIV ierIy
West Point NowDura. Ponghkeepslo Rhnebeck. catskm
ana Hudson TUESDAYS eHs EeT15xs u YOnAe'H
and the a an a1G ~ With h. pe Ss
U, aud y. H. II. Tor She resorts 9th catsRills
n T. fH on Sa cSatha%
Norm Adams and Lebanon 5pnggs r. for Lake George
Montreal INC North ana Tlth r. y c. ard H. T. IL l
and The Vest i%'' sPEciXL sARAiOGA EXPRESS.
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS:
~ orr, cATsKILL EVENING LI = t.r.u,t,
leave foot Of Jay.st- - .. ,.,,,
sfSg nS Tes Cairo foa 10 SecR om
sunday nights on arrival Of special Mountain an sena
ST Sirvss s' " j. Il UGhFs Treas c"tsFh u
nAY LINE TO NEWBURG.
steamer JAMEs BRETT from p ss FIX b y; ns
rras and cdSn%ar T&aE isis Excursion tickets
DOR ORIENT, GREENPORT SHELTER
steamer FRA IS leaves pier ~ Z r. New YORK foot
DAYS Ee.nTnHs on Rs alternate g s ssys NY
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH II ,nrroRpn
Trains leave Harlem River station eorlsr dSzus1 anu
Sy + ssssa gs % ss
sundays CAS- 7 9lo loco blSo ycr, ,S CnSana nova
a oaE P sS o Sn psd ps S RI Fln
sSS PsT. Manor ang chester sGs
New oches with trains for 81 PSns on I Rsra so
line and Air Line Dvisiony NewCanaen MidnmIetown.
New Britain andsuied Braneles and Bostohnd ~ points
MSnight train Rochelle nnl vi ntennsiiate'tI
Sunday Train. for New RocSes spd ntsnedtestt
nens Go noon and go 5e rsng cenira Depot and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-01

TnE TEXAS AND Pacific RAILvAr CosPASHl
NEH.YogK, Aug. ~, 1855. :
COUPONS due September 1, 1885. of the
~ Mortgage Eastern Division Bonds Of the Texas and
Pacific Halfway Company will pad and after that Gate
YorK- E.EATrERLEE,
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DR.. Schenck's SeaWeed Tonic

has secured equally full and emphatic Endorsement
as an invigorator. Testimonials running back for
two generations confirm Its virtue In restoring Lost
appetite and lifting rundown system.
IL possible. the people speak even more plainly
and emphatically of
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-@RONDOuTKING amid CATsKILL

n IoyNNTtVSl 'isnd,o tcysns,an's West Penaa
Cornwall Newnurs Marlboro. Milton, Poughseepse aud
Esops connecting with Ulster amt Ceiaware stony Coye
and Catsx Mountains Kaatersk railroads. Steamers
CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES w. BALDWIN letve
al m. foot Of Harrs0nst. y. II,
sept saturdays when City OF Kingston leaves at ri-
special trains for ali 81 MFR kEsokTs rHRot on TIVE
nights III O'clock on arrival special asst tran tho
Mouptaina arriving at New York Monday a. IN.
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DIR. Schenck's Pulmsnic Syrup.

The testimonials cover every phase Of lung dis
eases from common cold TO confirmed Consump-
tion. They from the best families. all clear and
emphatic, and can all be confirmed. They voice
very plainly tho facts Of each cure. and the opinion
of the people about DR.. schenck's treatment and
cure Of this dread Of the bousehold.p
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Dream Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE. u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
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2 Bowling Green New.York
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-13

| time, that there was great dissatisfaction
ut the work OF the committee among a
certain class of citizens, and that they
would organize at once the sentiment
into a formal protest. 1t is understood
that the principal objection urged against
the selection of the site is, that it is not
centrally located or convenient. There
were other objections minated but not
expressed.
l5-year-old daughter OF w. &. Cav
ender, six miles southeast of Dalton, gave
an exhibition of her suddenly developed
magnetic power In the trimming room Of
>. y j. Il. Graves millinery store Thurs
/ day afternoon. She exhibits all the Won
dertul powers Of the other magnetic girls,
and the electrical force is so perceptible
aS not to be mistaken. In the chair trick,
for instance, she simply rubs the palm of
one hand on the back splints. She also
stands immovable upon one foot and de-
! ties the pushing of the strongest man.
She claims that the simple touch of ones
fingers upon her shoulders destroys her
will power, as she designates it. She has a
favorable salary offer for the stage.
At Esom Hill, Polk county, the late DIR.
! ScUrrY once astonished a crowd of marks
men. They were shooting for a beef, the
man who first hit the BULBS eve on
| target to possess the beef, which the
crowd had Clipped in to purchase. The
distance was unusual, and so wide of the
mark had been the shots that the marks
men were discouraged, when DR.. Scurry
rode up rather full of LIQUID inspiration.
| Seeing what they were at and their in
different success, he asked for a chance.
A gun was handed him, which he
raised, and the end of the muzzle, in his
attempts to get an aim, described a circle
| the size of q cheese box. The gun was
fired, and the crowd walking up to the
target discovered that the bulls eye had
been struck. The doctor mounted his
horse and remarked: Boys, you can
take your beef" then moved off very I'm
concernedly.
In Dark Corner district, OcOnee county,
George Hardeman rented the McNorton
place, and rented a portion of the place to
Crawford Whitehead. Everything went
on smoothly until Whiteheads crop got
considerably in the grass, and Hardeman
went TO him and told him that the crop
must be worked. Whitehead did not pay
much attention TO the warning, and did
not seem to care much whether the cIo9
was worked or not. This brought
| forth hard feelings between The
two, which resulted fatally to Hardeman
Friday evening. Crawford Whitehead,
armed with dOuble-barreled shotgun,
went to where Hardeman was at work in
a field near his house. and the trouble WAS
renewed, anti he shot Hardeman, killing
him instantly. Mrs. Hardemau, wife of
the murdered man, hearing the firing Of
the gun, went to the field and found the
/ lifeless body of her husband. She picked
up the bleeding remains and carried them
to the house. Whitehead, after he had
committed the bloody deed, left for parts
unknown. Hardeman is represented as a
hard working, inohensive man.