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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03

The odd fancy of Michigan man is to
build his summer residence IN the shape
Of huge lantern. The site is on a bluff
overlooking Lake Huron, and when at
night the house is well lighted up the eff
feet in curious.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03

A clerk who levanted to Canada from
Sedalia, Mo, with his employers funds
has returned and restored $4,000, saying
that he would sooner go to the peniten-
tiary than live in the DominioE
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03

The distinction of being the most
beautiful woman in English society rests
between the Warehouses of Kildare and
Mrs. Galley, the wife of Lieutenant T. c.
?. Galley. of the First Life Guard.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03

Frederick Gebhardt is in London, and
the newspapers there say that be is still
in the train of Mrs, Langtry, rivaled only
by Charles Coghlin, the actor formerly
engaged in this city, but now in the Lily S
COMPANY
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03

PARIS, Aug. 3 M. Worth. tie .arnous
dressmaker, AMI u j4erax, editor Of L.
Te!e-ra phe we're brought up in p ice court
for libel ior the publication Of the biaok is.
of CUSTOMERS who 10 not pay their lresi
bills
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03

If you feel nervous as to your kidneys,
liver, or urinary organs, use Hunts Rem.
edy.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03

THE society people" of Denver,
Col, are very generally sojourning in log
cabins in Troutdale, mountain nook
where pine wood burns on the hearths
every evening through the summer.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03

Use DR.. Pierces Pellets for all Nil
ious attacks.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03

Many man who had lost nerve, vieer
and energy, has been cured by Hunts
Remedy.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03

git cost Philadelphia over s., 700 to get
back her liberty bell.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03
THE Eureka FURNACES

Are selffeeding, thus requiring the least pos lie
amount of attention; carrying fire with certainty,
and securing perfect uniformity of temperature.
They do this with the cheapest grades turscreened
nut and screenings of soft coal, without soot SIN Ike
or odor in the house, and easily pay for them
selves By saving in coal bills. Sold on guaranteed
Write TO OF call upon McCOMB d ARNOLD
Gen1 Ag'ts, IS Lake Street. Chicago, III.
July 6-dlm
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03

There are eight times as many bow leg,
G d men as women.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03

IhLAs IfEH 5 UATH.
STATE OF ILLINOIS
County of Rock Island
j. ]. johnson being duly swo-n. deposes and
says that he is Treasurer Of Township No 20.
Range No. ., of the 4th P NJ, in said county. and
that the foregoing statement is correct and tue
according to the best of his knowledge and belief
J. j JOHNSON, Treasurer
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this Goth
day Of July, A. D., 1855.
D, ZIMMERMAN, Notary Public.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03

Joshua Tuthill Saginaw, Mich, had
Brights disease, and was cured by Hunts
Remedy
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03

Cleopatra had blue eyes. according to a
German professor.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03
New Advertisements.
Important anvasSerS

WANTED.-Live Canvassers in every county
IN the United States 10 sell FUX'S PATENT RE-
V ER>IbLE SAD IRON. which combines two Sad
Irons, hsher. Fluier. &c, enc iron doing the
work of an entire ser Of ordinary IRONS Is self
heating by gas or alcohol lamp. DOES AWAY
WITH hot KITCHENS. Price moderate, A
large and lasting income insured 10 good canvass
ers. Address, for circulars &C, FOX SAD IRON
CO. rs Reade St.. Y
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03

Have given Tongaline a fair trial in
many cases of neuralgia and rhel matism
and find it only reliable remedy for these
complaints. Drs, Terry & Keithly, Nils
ford, Mo.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03
School Treasurer's Statement.

Statement of Receipts and Expenditures Of the
School Fund belonging to District No, /. Town
ship No 20, Range No, 2, in Rock Island county
state Of Illinois. from June 90. 1884 TO June so
1887, made out and published as required BY Sec
ton Of the law relating to custodians Of public
funds,
June 30, 1855. RECEIPTS.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03
GUIDO BECK,

A MISUNDERSTOOD Avenue over Peoples
II National Bank, Rock Island, Illinois.
poy-29-d1y
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03

| M ANTFD-Ladies and gentlemen N city or
W country TO take Ii hi work at their own homes
So 10 "a Gay can be easily made; work sent by
man; 10 canvassing. We have good demand for
our work and furnish steady employment Ad-
dress. with stamp. CROWN MFG COMPANY,
2S4 Vine St, c ncinnati Ohio
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03

California has an estimated colored
population of 1900.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03
M. NJ. CORBETT.

A TTORNEY AT Law, Solicitor il Caancery and
Il Notary Public Abstracts, Loans and Collec
IONS, Omce, BTuord'e BLOCK, % avenue. over
Ba ker's Tewelry store. uov-2G-dIy
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
WILLIAM JACKSON.
]. NJ. BEARDSLEY.

A TTO3NEY AT LAW. Office in Rock Islam
dNational Bank Building, Rock Island. II.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03
Fl, C.. CONNOLLY

A TTORNEY AT LAW-Offce with j. 7. K,
IL worthy, lT25 Second avenue. aug-l-dw6u
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03
E. W. HURST.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
II Office in Masonic Temple block. over Rocs Is
land National Ban k, Rock Island. II.
sept-26 dwif
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n Rock Island, Ills. Office in Post Offct Build
ing, over Mitchell Il Lynde's Bank, Rooms No S
ana 10. nov 24-dwlv
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-03
:. d. SWEENEY. c. I. wALKE
SWEENEY & WALKER,

A TTORNEYS AND COUNsELLoRS AT LA
hOffce in Bengston's block, Rock Island, H.
aug-1-dwy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-04
THE WRECK on THE ERIE RAILROAD.
Loss OF LIFE PREVENTED By THE GOODNESS OF
THE ENGINEER-FOuL LAY SUSPECTED.

LOSS OF LIFE PREVENTED By THE GOODNESS OF
THE ENGINEER-FOUL ILAY SUSPECTED.
BUFFALO, Dee. ga dispatah from Wells
ville n. w. says: Train No. 4. the limited express,
jumped the track here at 1880 o'clock this morning.
The train was running forty-fve miles hour, not
stopping at Scio freight train had left there at II
o'clock, and 1t Is thought that the switch misplaced
The engine is OH its side Engineer Henry W. Allen was
killed. but his fireman escaped with few slight bruises
After the accident the caught fire and the baggage
car was burned The smoking was also partially
consumed but by the heroic action Of the citizens the
rest OF the train saved. ScO has fire department
and all the work done by bucket brigade One OF
the citizens while ut work subduing the flames, was
seriously injured by the explosion OF railroad tor
Pedoes None OF the passengers the train was in
Jured
But for the prompt application by the engineer Of the
airbrakes, before the engine turned terrible loss
OF lie must have resulted. The combined baggage aud
enpr@S" car ana lts contents ana one per were
nina Tnf nEg o{ E an eHPlodns c"rdso IN mo D1In h
home az Hornellsvie this morning. Tho accident was
caused ny misplaced switch
passenger said that something mysterious
about the cause The switch found locked and All
right and pank found Which indicated that II had
been placed there Tor foul purposes
The sleeping car barnet the Plato. Train No. .,
bound from Ncwl0rk - st Louis. over the Buff
falo Division uornesville Buffalo, and thence
over the Buffalo and South Division West The track is
clear.
The following Official statement was issued yesterday
"The Erie Railway ~. Louis limited. Eastbound train
due at New-IOk 1T 1928 a. to-day met with an acci-
dent near s.lV station. Ailegany County, \. y, 1T
aoout l2:@0 tLi- morning caused by running of switch
which lad been maIciousy misplaced. II. ". Allen,
the engineer, Killed j. Riley, the fireman, ana
Mrs Mary French, OF Anthony. Ark, one OF tho passen
gers, each had wrist slightly sprlined none OF the
other Passengers or tratnmen injured. Inc Dag
gage SAT- containing bag cage, express and mail matter
together with one Pullman destroyed by ure
The Other cars attached to the train were only signify
injured"
ieward OF 81 900 offered by the company for
the arrest and conviction Of the persons who nspaceh
the switch
IL the mail burned In the accident were bags for New
York from Akron. o. Kent and Cincinnati u. L. o.;
GIetuvll' Meadyle and Cory, Penn, and jamestown
aud lsauGOlph, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-04

Miss Virginia Ga. hoffman and John Jay
White Jr were maI1lc. ycsteIGa. aitcrnoo, Ia ZION
Protestant Episcop. Cnurcn " dlson-av, ana thirty
eighti-st The ushcrs Albert II. Attcrjuy Liy-
iug-ton Crosby, j. Kcnsctt OJphaut, W. X. S@.dnorc
james T., Strong and Philip Rhnciauaer. They led the
bridal party they entered the church ana were iol
lowed by the BRIDE snads Miss Lucy A. White u5 Miss
Lottic Strong. TAe bride came in with nor
uncle, Mr.. Hogan, Of Philadelphia. who gave
her away. She wore becoming princess dress
with Il court train II OF white SATIN Tho front Of
Oil point lace caught By clusters OF 0rinLc bio
white and lilies oithc valley completed the toilet
The BRIDEGROOM ana ms icst man, Arthur t. NIltc,
stood al the chanccl where The Rev lE Id1uy rccf1r
assisted by Ei-hOp II. { Potter > riOrn"d 10 'rc-
Iouy. rccrI at he bridal .nTty 'J sd. held 1T
ia, home he bride. No. '"J Hid'soI-ivc. Niuons
Tie guests Nr. mi Irs. John Jay White. parents
and Mrs. George McCuou-h. Frederick Garrison.
Murray Holman, Miss Carrie Hoffman Mis-. sue iIo1.
man NJ. ADD Mrs Alexander lc Duc, Mrs J. l. buc
Miss Laura tOnblhg VI. ana Mrs JONI stevens. Mr.
IohL H. Townsend Mr. aud Mrs EtVry. Nj. aud
Mrs Henry Rogers Ff.rral Holman Nh. anc Mt,
Iinalcy HoGmaI AID Mis- Arnio NLre.
Miss Ma; Nagin - was married o. Wednesday AT her
home f. Ncs.chcster I, IraIk Bdckei, IT,, 81 The same
uacr i.s Magin,cy T. the daughter oil the we'll known
popIar comedian, Benjamin VI lsiniey, who Is now
acting IN May BlossOn' - rom Ht'SS""'
Nlw-uAvEN, Dec. 3 CSpeciab.-James j. Patt' Mcrl-
dcns CITY Attorney and OF United States Senator o.
II. Plat, and Miss Hattie. daughter of John Ives,
ried last night In the presence OF q
brilliant company at ~. Andrews Church
by Bishop Williams assisted ny Rector Randall. Inc
church decorated with flowers At tho Plat home
prominent Republicans from OF the
Stale The bridal presents exceed $4,000 IN vAiHe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-04
FACTS ABOUT FOREIGN NAILS.


The official report of the Superintendent OF
the Torrlsu Mail service Of the tutcl states. Mr Nich
ola, ~ Bc. while doubt intended 70 bolster NJ Tue
Po-tna SIC T. General iu his economical policy with
c1H O. American steamship companies FURNISHES IN
IT. facts and hEbrcS the most conclusive tA OsJO pI
the 10 rs OF that policy that could ne devised.
The total amount ,d 10 steamship companies during
the lat fiscal ycu ft the TRANSPORTATION of mails was
yicc-mostl} 90 British lines inC >i9"'' foI the service
with all the rest uf lie WurG Iht Ihcht MHi. steam
shiI COMPANY trtvifct the SUN 81 S''"I loi carry 's
tht mail between NcH- Nurh and A-Vu"dil tlllt IA
trips, total distance OF 4l6.O0u Wlc>-a rate 90 AOeGt
cents pcI n!.c. The railways receive anout ~
per mile FOR scr,.c the United states. the Eene"i
Ella line received ~ 5p2 for m1il .cryce ot ll>''
miles or less .hnn cent mile. For trinSlofialtt
iuunlt,cui sum ~ 30 was p,l 20 an American ge',b
At tht same time the steamboat, IN or HNes ana lakes
received 25l 600 FOR carrying he mails Nstahcc d
.g97 niles over 80 mile.
The auouu, NJ ,uro.rJ-emenhe Govor'u ent gives 20
foreign 'rllc l. easily from Ac-c -urr> ana )'aeS
Ike them. ~ which the report Is tui. ~ are -reN
efforts have bern made T. build M Dur traie WIN nc
cn,lu'ri-{ OF Central ana south America. I'M, 'riie
cannot re built up without steamship INES 70, ne eN-
,nlrAg,ueht az 'hc,r ll'~ Mr. Villas contributed or INC
(oycruu rrt the following amounts: To Panama ann the
west coast ~ Central and south America 9''ol; 10
Brazil $1,000: 20 Venezuela. Fl.3I2; - Nicatdl.ni'
- o. Honduras ssh To the Argentine Republic CtG-
NJ. Villas evidently loes not believe in encouraging
our trade with crisn countries and nis action ~Oll bo
,u % .tr,u even \ he AL received no Instructions
IRON 'orcrc,. 20 b. jiereutyl hut then .oh-tCs7
lt--cl a Hv IuproIgil'nG >ldooO1 Tor tho 'hcouTt@c
nrut Of American. iAts ana .lrrctr authorized AN 70
spcuI n pof ,!Ch lines az COnPtn-dtut 10. carry iuE
the mails As a. lot only guilty OF .MocItj IT, A- 'n.l
of manasns Ut, Department. hut guilty 81 cohtumt! ~
directly disobcylug The expressed wi" ~ ing 10y
yyInsr .erynt ne ia He VII urri good !rtl n 're
lo' -icring than Nr Bcrs report furnishes nm Uel1Te
Congress gets through with HIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-04
ms wJfry orggk LITTLE HAUGA


a Lewiston business mans Wlle mas Dech
away visit Ia the old homo In another city lie mas
lived, during her absence Ostcnsiuy It home h iol{
has been lviuc pOrttrhOus' steaks dt th' hot' Rnu
hal just beeL -Irctct president OF lcW Whst clp III
which he had a youn. rrI-chcrl'd sri fOt partner
OF his own lear w.r6, H. va" Managing 10 F'l
along without pminc away y"rj r1pldY me 3'H "S
night he aud hts partner mad Just swept ,hc
board They had had hrtcentrick hand ana u" resl
of the table wa nowhere. .,,, -,
The Lewiston MAJ went home ut 1880. Things looked
just same lt composed himself to write ms Gus
tOmary letter beginning at nO| nan past c!"ch.
have Just come from my wOri ~ the books am
awfully tired, dear and mis- you so much dOh WduI
10 hurry you home ant want you L. HiaN a. louE ae
you feel Ike it, thu mC for shall not want 10 eV Iou
leave again, etc, etc
He finished The letter aud stamped and directed H.
and then took OOR n the sar evening ana thlnAns
hf would finish his cigar he never used 10 soko III to
hOusci walked out e the corner Nheh ne eo, p'A
heard "a rustic IT, the dining room and looked IN nc
light had been moved. There was q hsad Dehuihs
tho light His wlfcs smiling face loOktd up OUT VI
the radiance beneath the shade and greeted hn Iio
reading the letter. His heart drOppod uOwu MS
trousers log, Ito felt like death. g I'm reaulhB
charming letter from YOU" said she. $50 klnd OF you
IL sounds like those you used To write DsOIo VIZ a.
married" The lady read II through ana theh rc"u
aloud. $1,000, -, a..
- II she'd only got mad I'd been all right, SAID the
Lewiston man, Tuesday but she dldht sue $1,000 uhd
Every one OF my yarns twisted her up ana she augnpu
until IL made sick never got such foast anu io
OF II is I've lost all OF my reputation Ior @
II I'm going the lodge she lets out ono vi
laughs stay ut home. II say nave Deeh IhAInB
up trial balance tho Onlce aud II kept me Iur sue
draws that llugh ON me and | wilt. It's terrible. l
feel mesner every day. II seeps on III n"'e 70
with seaskD cloak It's my last resort VnI "a -.
thing keeps On and worse comes 10 worse IL h"No W
stop taking degrees and ante on the sealsKin'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-04
RoMINcE or 4 IIrILE FLoWER.


rP:sopE ~ inv LIFE OF 4 BprANlsT-InE
"~IoHut GUACiTuIA."
Bo~roN, Dec. , Tsp .ri1I.-Profc,sor Gray
cciyc' from freud, rcsuuul vase. ia cummemoraion
u his seventy nth birthday I'M. morning each OF tho
person, who gave ,5saaI c va.r r,cc,eia charming
note - o-uitoh r. rr"fc--'r Gray. VII" ai.udes Ia
the tter 20 the flower associated wit his name or with
hi. -pccial studies Nh.h embossed o 'hH vase.
Connected with ono OF thr-c Tho Nhorfhr C1'artoin
there is % romance ou hrtan.,ts point oi Wow.
4 COOL many years ago, tho doctor was studying In
Pari, AMI In a L,rhtr'uu there came across small
broken ana In pe. ,pccinr" marked snn,y From
N,i.-ra" which Interested h'.a much. From the flag
mcut ro'crr HIM he Reconstructed the wn"c plant li's
work w.. approved ny me botul-s ahoat hlm aid lac
naiu.' the little plant Nhoruo GIacfout VA honor 81
Or Charles W short the Distinguished hoaul7t. But no
I've specimen o. the plant -yI Doe found Years na.sod
o and n had nrA.r urcL seen. At lat huiau-i ~
waIs ia Japan fu 81 dI4 aut plant fhlch t'th'i T"
c,r~, ordrs WIt the hot.I-t and uI' concluded That
tp, Ioctot bad been n c.roT anil lA1 ti''A'h Hl'H
incr az the JIIaucst cc"us =" 'Ae N.rtd wa. teu"r
Of lets 81 plants hj -fctvailr hothl-i-
IEt twenty years ate. thu as Ijr b"Hanlt Ha no
f.-suf Watson oIC dal u tho l1laf, al INC M
t.r-Ify. the, heard shout 81 triumph FROM ta' horn
arium ard rushed g. o. fliI br. cray waving email
pant about o. tut widest cnthu-ia-m
loo. az g. w.. 10 ~ Doc cried.
The iocp loti!,- examined 4 - directed ana recos
ui,rl tGr ,Alr"' -Nr' y '" m.'h discussed plant
" o. s.. tlc Nt.rtd,' they exclaimed
Tho .pc,r'; hif Boon sem ~ a house ~ the S"nih
which ,nulr lAsucs, o.! putting up Wr!, .na tc.N' ~
ha hruf 100 Co. from -'ut tLcrit nt' il'"' np.h
ia fc mountains 81 firit cole, u4 arc s'ii 80
Tho ..II which therefore once mu.t tcinstnci ~
the ror4l family, greatly - Dr rays delight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-04
Az ysrRlycE coTANr SIT ErGHE
II in.n-m.c1 clrclc, thc condition Of thc

Long f-..L. H-pfaLcc Company has bee" for several
month, ~, subject Of inquiry and 'ommcut The
nm, i-.lri -,.iy pIuL.,In- % pb certain
..jt-r II ~. iuJ4ut ;oi which 'a' holder taxes
lis ,ul. - - ~ pleasure 90 'hc company sup T.
.ri Mo- ,.i', a'rLLo rc! 20 '.-e - .ur-
of cu s.c iuouf tr- O." nearly riJ,Opp, an. o. 'Ac
,.,.. itt that the Vllcul' were 5eus paid )ut OF
49, .iup.u- Nj MtCa made In uyc-tgatiOI into tho
.r,t,.i.,'t affair, aIl 'ouul hat th, state II
tLihsi really cNisteL Ihc issue Of scrip
completely wiped ont the oycplus. &C. hat the company
wa. not entirely solvent The directors claimed That Ice
errp .lls not prppcI ua.lit! and hat being issued
% o., paid .Leu = "lsurc they had The right o. r."
pucitte IT, lie SAID l.At u they could and Id t.
uuiIate IT, DC should be satisfied
ih~y have Informed him since thlt
%, scrip hu been declared null. and Is not Considered
,bllty Nj NJ CAT spoke last night IN th" hi4ur ~
term. 10 JohahaL ogden. the president n he "rnptny,
WI, O., -.id 40 upIo-ed both The .-~uc % Prip 4ud
Ia. .fi.at an pay ..cLt ~ ur"ar"cf 10 lends
Mt oder ~ yesterday that The comp1ni VA. ia
.olycut aid that Il possessed 10000 Gt surplus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-04
Posi- Onicc Notice.

Letters for foreign countries nest not - sD,cIY al
dressed dispatch particular Sue amor except el
tts desired send duplicates Of banking ant co nher1
documents letters no specially al dressed beng sent D ~
fastest vessels tNhldOie ... ..,, .,--.
Forrlgn mills the week ending December VIA cJ3e
fPRoNpILY IN all cases. ut THIS Ohce ts lOuOws
FKIDAY-At o A. u for Newfoundland per steamer IRON
Halifax, At l. 80 p M. for Hayu, per = :. ANO
sATUKDAY-At | a IN. for the West InOios via -.
Thomas aud barbados, for V1neLuelt AMI -GrlOl. va
BarDa .Oes for and the La Plata cDdntres. VIA
Brazil per ). from Newport Ncws At
foI Europe per 3 Um0ra VIA QueehstOwh AZ l. ~;
Tor tia Nndwar Islands direct amt Og Venezuela aud
Via Barbados, per Barracuda, nc D. III
for Cape Iayt ST. Domingo ana TURKS Island, pir 3
George ". tlyde ID. for scotland tlrecG I.
Ethiopia via Glasgow Uetters must % directef per
Ethiopa"G at ! D. M. Tor PrJgrefo Mexico pcrs. :.
Graz .endOran i13O tor europe per Arifonai
Queenstown AT p m. Tor Belgian dit3cC, per - =
NOOrdland, via Antwerp uettors must Dc directed DE
NOordand') at D. m Tor the Netherlands direct p,r
g. :. Edam via Amsterdam Qetters mus6 % hrejtea
"per Edan W
sUNpAY-At 1870 y. m for Honduras ami Guatemala per
s. Wandercr, from New-Orleans
Masfor Australia New.Zeaand sandwich FQ and moan
Islands per steamer iron san Francisco eOs mere po
sI2at y. on ARRIVAL AZ Ne".io Oh . ., no,
public with British mails for Australia Mails LOT Chlnl
Japan. per san PABLO iron san ooo
here December az at m Malls e .Ss ' aoss o hSS,
December 20 at 7 y. Mails Tor cuos y, r 1S ~
Tamps Fla. aud thence by steamer. from hoy WosS
Fla, close this office daily az $50 H. III
she schedue OF closing OF Pacific mail, IL arranged
mn The their uninterrupted overland trlnss
san Francsco on the day Of sailing OF steamers arc us
patched t"e"'e the SAM ENRY o. PEARSON, Postmaster
Post ONCE. New.York. " X. November s'isoS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-04
M4RRIED.

BUCKEL-MAGINLEY-a Wes.chester. Westchester Co,
y. y. Monday. ! ccUmbor 2. By the lev Jos pm II.
Johnson FranS BucAe IT,, to May dasniey, dau sltor Oh
Benjamin r. .daglnley.
BUR lsELI-MERWlN-At Ultra y. Y, on TUESDAY Ds.
eemDer l. by the Roy H. l. Ba hnal Helen. uiutltr Oh
NJ H. Mer"ln 20 Harry Eurtel. OF hrooGljn, y. J.
CLARKSON PROVOST Al the residence 0f the briae on
wednesday. December by the ltsy - A. Reat ID. ID.
Ashton Crosby CksDu Ida Eve gbter o. the late
Dayil Provost, al 1f his city.
CRAWFORD VAN KIRK-At Christ Chlrch New -Br'ch-
ton. : l. NISomoer ~. by the Rev George W. HOugbion,
OF me Cnu" OF te Tansn gnr2on assisted by The Rev
George JOh0-t', Charles Mont TaNiOm 10 JuAa
thalncey dduZ,t'T u 1le .dtr ChauCe; A. Van Kirk
Philadelphia eu, Toronto papers pie sc copy
FOX-BUE Ell GA Thursday December 1885. by the Rev.
Robert Cr1Ox Josephine ~ Buell. OF NewIo TO Joseph
FOx of PTooSlyn H.. D.
On Dsce Hber l. at 81 Pa1s Motio Inst
Episcopal Church, NcwIOrk, 10y the Rev. Bishop W. "a
FMchcr) to william Halit N Harris Of the ofcilting
Bishop.
IVlNS-HARBAUGH-On Tuasily December T. by tho
+. HaTDadgl Rel Bank v. j. Oh lr'es III. IyIDs
and Annie r. a;DluSh daughter 0t the ohcatnS clergy
ELSEY-TOMLINsON-O Tuesday. December /. 1885.
Bridgeport Conn. by the Rev. Charles Raw Palmer.
stepheI rOmlnsOn Bridgeport, q Clarence H. Kelsey,
OF New York
MOkGAN--SUM NER-At Morrstown, v. J.. Welnes.
day December 1885 the Roy. h. Folsom Baker A3r,o
Cecil MOI OF Richard Cecil Morgan late Of New
York v, Florence daughter OF Charles
A sumner, OF san Fr ncisc0 aiilOinia
Phlladt lpbia and Francisco papers please copy.
STFVENSON-HU rCIlSON ON F,'ln ,}1ag Dec lmber
at the residence of the brides parents 80 iicks-st,
Brooklyn by the Ecg. Bchard SOrrs ID. d.. Richard w.
etevensOn u Acwl OK and Matte CGsugbter OF j. u
Uutchis0n, VI. D.