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New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
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TuE bank SAVINGS o. RLREcKRRsr..}
NEw. YORK. July :. lss5
'I'IIE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have this day
declared the usual Interest under tho provisions of the
bylaws for the last six months ending the 5Ob June as io
lows:
At the rate of THREE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT per
al Of IS AMI upward not cccding 5000
payable an after the third MONDAY. being tho 20th day
of this month";
This Interest f. carri,d credit ~ icposors
principal the LIST .ust where II stands exactly as de
po-it
VIII DO the sbooks tino when re-
ROBERT s. HOLT. secretary.
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AN AUDIENCE WITH THE KING OF PORTUGAL.
w W.SuIxcroS InlY 11.-COmmandrr ICrry,

commanding the training squadron reports to the sccrc
tary OF the Navy that while Mt Lisbon he with two OH
GERS from each ship given an audience with the kng
az Portugal This reception Commander Terry says may
be regarded as n special compliment.
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RAILROAD.
On and after June ,. 1888.
GRLAI Iki-Nk LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAI. ROUTE.
Trains leave NeaYork via Desbroses and Couranit Street
Fern as follows:
HARRISBURG Pttsburg ard the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached. a. M, q. and m. daily. New YORK
aud Chicago Limited Of P9rlor Dning. Smoking aud sleep
ing Cars tt > A. ~. every day.
Wiliamsport Lock Haven, m p. Cory and Erie at
connecting az Cory for itusvlle. Petroleum Cen
the Oh Regions.
Baltimore Washington and the south Limited Washington
Pullman Paror Cars daily. except sunday 10
IA; arrive Washington 400 ?. NJ regular At $40 ani
$50 m. 3.i6 and m. and l2 night sunday 6:lj
m 80 and .. m. and II night
For Atlantic CITY except sunday with through carr
For cape May. except sunday ! r. m
Long Pranc Bay Head Junction and intermediate stao IS
BlO - I'M = ~ 40 ard f;S p M ON sunday.
A. and m. ido not stop al Asbury Park.
For DID Point ard NoriolS via New ork. Phaae phia ara
\ )rfuk RafOdd 52O a. NJ. week days and = m every
dav. STA Baltimore and Bay Line 80 r. n weekdays
Boats of BROOKLYN with all through trains ~
Jersey city iioriing speedy and direct transfer Tor
Train. Arrive: From Pittsourg ;. 1870 M. G55 and
sal p n iaiy From washnsion a @ ana n Baltimore S29
500 m. $40. e2o. 1905 O.. n. From Philadeiphia
80 $3.50. $40 J.55 7.2o; $50 g20, 93j, l90J p m-
ana 2 ~ eight sunday $50 800 1903. sOo. l.5o H.,
$50 $50. d 55 li2O. e;35. 1905 p IN
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steamtoats ano Railroads


Steamers from Pier 33 n. daily except sundaya
between steamerss landing an Boston without charge
@o's "rcct route wo,eh in aud ,arrssansets rer
A TROY BOATS-CITIZENY LINE
foot Say ClEy sas:rs Ss s;.: e
p: m sunday steamer touches st Albany.
FALL RIVER LINE.
For Boston. FALL RIVER
NORTH and rASr '
MOUNTAINS MT. DESERT all princlp,e cIfies inland
nni sesshoe resorts OF NewE England aud Jvnces The
""'"" sPiLGisrM" and "BRrsror..
leave New. York alternately daily 81 NDAYs INCLUDED
at % m from Pier ~ EGrih RIVER foot OF Murr,vsf.
Connection Annex boat from Brooklyn D. IN, Jersey
A FINE CONCERT
Ia given board evening by the celebrated bands
0rchesras attached To these routs:
full nights rest six morning trains Boston rai
ride.
NEW TRAINS
bECOND BOSTON EXPRESS leaves Fall River at 72J
WHITE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS leaves Fall River AZ
125 M paror cars through TO Fabyaus via Lowell and
Nashua. and via Lowell and North Conway.
For Newport u t. direct. Maria'S Vineyard, Nantucket
sve y" T % w. sni scas'orc resorts on the Old Colony
"PKOvIDKNCE" aud OLD COLONY"
leave New YORK alternately daily Sunsys excepteA as0
=. n rom Picr2S North River loi 0uInbcr Those sram
crs 90 not go beyond NewPori Tickets aterooms for
both lines may be secured in NcwY at 2o7 26i 0. a57
snd lS23 broadway l5s po.sr Asor Fifth Avenue saf
Win sor li0tsls LINE OFFICE PIER rs North River.
and on steamers 10 I;ro,klyn at courts $50 tuont.
b. p o. i,ox 45S New York for s Of Fail River line
Tours ard Excursions and copy Tip End of Yanke,
BORDEN Z" g spTr TrovELi. GEO L. coNNoR.
Agents. ten. Pass. Agent
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Express Trans leave NewYcrk via Desbrosses Court
landt street Ferries, as follows,
ego 7:20 9, Chicago Limitei. and 10 Washington
Iimted, IL. IL 10 m. $40, $40, t. iii0, ;, o. T. !
and . m ana z mgAt sundays az az . Laniteai
Trains ieaving NewYOrk daily except sunday ats o. and
l!lOa m.. !. "a. AND ~. aAi p N OF Sundays.
ReturnnF, tram. cave Broad street station; Philadelphia
l2Ol 82 1888 S. 5i5, 900 100 500 50. IL and II rs
a.. Limited Express Va and 400 M i4tt. s.
g. $3.50 1:9 74o AND aie p m on sunday, 1901. $40.
740 o. IN. Leave Philadelphia via Camden a daily
Ticket onhees s4a i2s and IA Broadway Asor House.
and foot Dcsbrosses and COurardt sts Court ST. and
brooklyn Annex station. foot OF FGlton-st BroORlyn;
Buschs Hotel. Hoboken station. Jersey CITY Em grant
Ticket once, No Battery place and Castle Garien.
The New York Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotels and residenceA
"ocTARLE- r. PU6H. ]. X. WOOD,
.L.uilnr Baa nnD AranA
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Gteamboa.s auo Railroads.

CATSKiLL MOUNTAINS.
~ CATsKILL EVENING LINE
STEAMERS KAAIER-KI Ii and CAIbAlLL
leave foot OF Harrison.st, ...
y. r.. every week lay a H. Connecting with Catssn
Mountain Railroads 10 o'clock boat from Catski
sunday nights arrival Of ,pecs Mountain train send 70
Tier giving timetable list VI houses rates &c,
Or address W. j. HUGHES. Treas. Catskl. ,. Y
COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE
" 2ei Droaiw. y, corner Warren ST., New York.
Railway steamship Tcsets 70 AZ poins al The owet
raies Excursion Ticsets for summer Travel At reduced
fates lend toi pamphlet
Tickets be selt ~ mail Address -
THOs COOK &'sOS, 20. Broadway. Sew-York
Boston 1877 Washiugton.si Chicago Zoe DeaTb0rn-st
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
FREQUENT AND RAPrD TRAINS TO ALL POINTS
on LONG ISLAND,
See full time tables o Je had al AL static ne OF the company
snf al Nos g. 2O7 oS3 Dat, 657 .3.3 and 323 Bfoai
way 2-C cana.st. 7S7 othnvc. Grand Central Depo,
49, s the Pi,th Avenue windsor anc other principal
Sois "a, and Il Deimouicos. LA Broadway,
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW

kAhMAH n%S tSSS s !f
10 ns"n''s $ Ray rsS%
ocsse 4sI yn' to a"s cncuna nnuna aaa s
fxpnEs HsolS SHR h2Ss
Fk6 SO fAhaE M s8s ssa GNE
ac e'I M + ~ SsSs9 SSs M AND
d GaSayG a and GRss; t@s sS sc
E%a m%% an s.sss Sssssi fss s ape
i,5 5o ,ao $40 % eio se m 90 7sS iGa9 i o S
S 'S Sss s4o s6 2" sss 1913 IsSs ans '
midnight SUNDAYS 5so 7.a5 sso 1920 IN ia' $50 74S
va SsSar. sS aS S@ SIS,Il; 10 so g.,
arday Nights only sundays 81 NJ $40 $50
S S s 5 81 an @ %n la nS ss
$50 lo2oa N 80 sio ~ and ~ %'a,ss sansay. slsam
ScwTnre and cornwall 7:5O 0 n $50 sunday
Hoaioai and Kingston and Montgomery MI ssop m.
SSahs GS.heT ias $40 $50 1920 aso $50 Aao $50
%adiS%y m%"Ssy KS rs ;5 IS go go $50
M o %Ss n, Sss 99 os $40 S%p and a91
r5 aiSs at S
sSsay R"niy s iesve s5Ss 9.y Ss Gas
naiss sSssy aud "a'fiH PPM" sunday.
spns ccscs tS a be sU
R S or q ssfass S%y ," s :r Gs
Court.st. Brooklyn, or at the company's Depois
Express trains IRON inc West arrive III Now 'orS ~ ""
1880 iH1 JOIN 2 a. SDa hB6oRT % cen passr Agent NewYok
NEW. YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
:. ana npTsS foo. e. c'r'l'nd'
NEW r"v n3Tk sna %s r 81 c? g. ssy'yt
For south Arn,oy. pha and RcidIng Rllro,d
g. 49, 7i5. "a m. T. noon. 80 4. o. o4a. 1'op Ia"
s@1d,ys SD StS srcd a H p' u uoon 4,o
. & N
For Matawan VIA Phl,dephl aud Heading isailr9ad, =
p m sondaya l. si5a m, y noon. IN
VIA rounsy R,oh iI5 7I0o n. M. ~ noon. i;io
r cs Hank q s"pSas' Say anc ossan @ r"so Aouy Park
OCEAN beaci, Spring Lake sea Gir P9nt ,eassn, 'n'
via Philadelphia aud Iicaiins IalIroad g. IaS ~ M
~ noon 36 1910 sa0. 8. 5i5. 80 IN; sundays Wot
sioppna at ocean Grove or Asbny fah, J. $40 H. IL
Via pennsyivania Railroad t'l5 7lo. o. M. Y noon
31n. 3 20 does not stop 1t FED Bank 1Io. . n5V p ~
sundays mot stopping at ocean Grows or ASD"v faA''
40 ~ ~. ~ huFus nLoDGETr;, saperq,endent p
a. pXT.A p & H. II. r.. q. r. a. T. R.R
NEW. HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ EiIs 6 II. NOKTHhM AND CONTINENTAL. leave
reck shp Pier No - T. Il, az . M SUNDAYS eIcep"J
%i. an . .pcn al "s nsS SS mERIDRS pi, HRTf6k6 sriNG
HELD HOfYOKE &C. Ickcts sold and baggage checked
at 9iI Broadway. and Conrf-st. Brooklyn Efcur
sion to Now Iiavor. ~ %
DOPIIAR SHORE LlNE.--FOR BOSTON
oxprs- traus duly ~unay- excepted to Boston at
? D. M 90 trio ear attached lSith palace sleep
g Mg SSS fast apTr,s eiges Grand c~nr Depot paror
attacle p NJ arrives at Nd"Po'' pnpi 81 ~ Agent,
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after June ,. 1888
GREAT TRUNK LINE
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. r.

Il NEW JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
TIME hGar e hfkHis, fFrfEsH Isl.
Ff5 naAREMFi1& At do ~ & ssf o SSri 80 n5 sS
o M s. IS6;,sn a, ar % so i9oo ~
Chestnut Hll at conmbiaave for Manayunk. consio
on all Day Trains
Retarnins mi SH leave Ninth sfs.
& AZ gso Loo @ @ St1 ~ PA ,,rS a. ad iG RsSb ~.
az $40. 500 300 1880 a. IN; 100, $780, 520 900
For Loek HAVEN. fEIGE and PnILrsnuRo pouu
For V&IittIIfHhnspoRr. T. suNnuRY. LEwIsBuRo and
MAnAN6l CITY At id 7a5. $40 $40 a ~ sa, 1872 @ IN M .oo
50 s m * ~ S2S & 90 & sansys s At oo % % loo 1880 400
$50. 5 -. 1900 m. SUNDAYS. $50 p m.
For M oa and S frPsroS rs s e. Too 81, m
loo. l,St 8 i5 j4jp ~ sundays at 5'Sop m
For IHMAQUA at 100. 7.io si5 i'oo $780, s'i' 400
For so sS sps saTc III cUSx sunly
For a. - + PoS at 400 TOO s..5. 100 iso 80 400
For gniGi BRID0E BWANCII. at 400 $40 a m. A.o)
For NTpLPfMrNoroN 100 sts an. 100. i:So 4Oo 4so
So & II saneays ns .o isS SS oo s.s ioso sa
fS5 %, ioa 30 St5 loo 80 poo 5;so sJ 900,
$50 ZOO 7;s0 sis. 1880 m sundays 100 300 a. m'
'$ as VI ss S so9 u.s. sos 81. s 81 sss 1913 &
$50 200 S sS 500 5Se 1o S'l m oo 1872 m ,Os6 is6 SsS tcS
$; I5Ss Se ssSSSS sss lSSo eSGhAs DROVE a s
SS sS 5i5 iS ysS t'DO sTxbAYs except a
70; sOS Sts III lsUp 55 Ssg H. $780, 400 500
vpp,nmAKEwooD TOMS RIVER ana BARNEGATat ssoo
l45 m SrIc lIc csiTY WINELAND and BRIDGEroN a.
'0' NEW. JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISIONS
From per No. g. North River. via Sandy Hook.
TOR HIGH LANDS SEABRIGur aud LONG BRANCH.
a:3O 300 lloo m, loo. S;4o. ASo oSo D. IN Sundays
900, IL 90 a m ..,o, o.,y o.,., ,.o,,,
rSS rSclAH haBR3S hEaS 1saS Sd
~ log rc Pa az M 40 900 m; s.s $50
rdpr LAKEWOOD. IA TOMS RIVER. BARNEeAr. a'so M
reseI. G'S can be p!osured 100, IOegtyst Pier
fosdwsy 556, 75l and 7ta othnys hyngG,ns, ss IT,
TIA 10 500 Bowery and principal hotels Ia New fork Cy
- ,rnokivn Al No COurt.st, lOl BIoadway; S3S $50
tn 5lS $40 Manhatiansve In Hobosen 25i Wash
ingonsL n T. Transfer Company wil ca ior and check
~ ,s, oe from hotels or residence 10 de- ination -
psSg SgsSec%oTrES % &. q HANCOCK.
j. T. ,'.s,ai Manager Gen. Pass and Ticket Art.
a p lly Iiberfv.st M ". z
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Gaplnas Banks.
TIKI SEAuES's BANK FOR SAVINGS. I
4

THE SRAuESs BANK FOR SAVINGS
II ASD T6 WALI~sr.
V'IIE TRUSTEES have ordered that interest
bc paid TO depostors entitled ereto under the bylaws
aud In accord WITH tho savings Bank laws Tor thc SIX
months ending .Oin ultiInJ. follows: .
exceeding one Thousand Dollars NJ me
rate Of FOUR PER CENT per annrm.
on accounts l1gcr than ono Thousand DOLLARS Dnt no
ceedng iheo THOUSAND Dollars al the rate OF ihhEE PE X
CENT pr annuyi.
than Tbfco thousand Dollars al the rate
TWO PER CFN prr dnnun. payable and after Mon
dsy. - IN inst. WILLIAM ~. MACY. President
HENnY 4. MARSHALL, Cashier
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads
A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
DAY LINE STEAMER ALBANY OR c. vIDBARD.
daily except suudays.
ys,irysi PER Nsw.Yorf $40 M
West 22d.st Pier New York ~. ,.a;n, q, Ia
West Point New burg. Pouehkecpsic Rhinebeck. catsk'
CONNECTIONS.
n ;1 anS r. r. for art9T saS o
U and D \ r. Cor The resorts ofthe Ca,skiiis A.,
,HuDsoN-wiin b ana 4. i H. for Chatham. Pittsheld
Montreal and wiss the Norh TI and N I With & and
aGs nd vs'1 @ susP FR SsGHk
A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKILL
G "Ss "s
% n4 ysF % and and %M ~ aTsfa
every day al D. m pier foot OF arrsoD.st NJ r.
cept Saturdays when CITY Of Kingston leaves at
sne az o % mn
CATsKIL M0UNTAINs WIN Leave Rc1aont ,+n snndsg %
SSa arriving at Ss~9os % S"nday "a. m ~
A LBANY BOATS-"People's Linc."-DREW
ed DEAN RICHMOND leave PIER Al North ysS y,,S
all points North and West Freight received until time OF d"
parture.
Eecorst at IL o'clock anl 2lsts at ll;l5 DAILY,
Tay sfes%S "S r. 90 ST
reduced rates Special rates TO parties.
FOR ORIENT, GREENPORT, SHELTER
IsAN3 9wTHoLD M y % and asy. sAG annss from pes
III JjHRsDAYs and sATU HDAYs at p m isetnrnns
y" RxCKETr & BRO. Agents SO sonthst. N
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Trains leave from uhser- ,o N Depot or %S
5Io $40 $50 = NJ. l2mdnght sundays T. q IN an'
Nanret, Spring Valley and Mousey T. loa NE $50 p. m
snndays9a m.
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Rctrigcrdtore.
Jcr Cream.

A FACT-HORTONS ICE CREAM il made
~ pare Horizons Patent super Frozen brcks
~ co Cream for Restaurants Churches Festivals &G VIII
Teen sri oue hour Country promptly filed Depos
30s 4th-ave, J. 2Ss Broadway 10 ChathAnst ilo East
EUSSELIjS ICE CREAM. No. 76O Broadway
NowYork
Families supplied Oufotown busiBess speciality Indivd
ua bricks for restaurants fairs etc Telephone. AS 2lss
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
TO PHILADELPHIA.
yIA THE PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK PAYS AND 10 on Sun
DAY STATIONS IN PHI ILADELPHIA, z IN
NEW.lORk-
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

IL NEW YORK NEwu AND HARTFORD X r.
IraHs lcavo Harlem River station. l32d.st and
lincoi,avc near Third Avenue Bridge Harlem river
Isached by Third Avenue Elevated RaIoa daily except
sundays at 615, 7ij, n1O. 1000 l5j a. M. 2ip S:55.
80 6:io 6iO and 500 y M for Port Morris CASANOVA
ioak Point. Hunts Point West Farms Van Nest. West
Chester Timps0ns BAY chester pelham ayl barlow (fty
Isandl Pelham Manor aud New hochcIlc connecl ing st
New Rochelle with trains for ali points tho main line 0e
The New YORK lew Iiaysn and hartford I,alros Shore
East '~
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all intermediate stn
tons at 1910 m daily. except M0udays =
Sunday trains for New Rochelle AMI all intermediate sta
t0ns at 200 noon and 30 the latter train connecting
Stamford.
1 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passen go
trains leave depot foot Of CortIsnd and pe:brosses
Alicn,Swn Reading: Mauch Chunn wite,tarre wanda
M iLaca Deneva % %tyEns bmIa,o ana ths west Putt
.. m. for Easton. Beth chem and Coplay
Tr3ins leaving at g. 10 and $40 m.
Joints Mahonoy and Hazleton coal regions sunday
raves for Mauch Chunk and Hazleton, S;l0 q
l. D. BYINGTON. O. p. n
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
,UO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

NEw.YoRK ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILEoAn.
TfiRJuGu puLLMAN BuFFEr sLEE pEHs .wyIiErRvvyf
AVE- r. OF Train leaving Jay st. New YORK ~ s%
was s9d at. 645 D. NJ. Ful,oI-st brooklyn tx n he
turning steamer st Lawrence leaves Ae1y<STn, e1yT.., Bay
( NJ, brooklyn, s.2b m Night tram runsni
MILLS bSSiLpyMS bSSawyc,S 10 JSDERs IN.
New'IWA ~'|l q p Agent
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NAY LINE To NCWRTvRC

INA I LINE ~ NEW DU RU.
~ steamer JAMEST. BRETT from Pier @ n. r.. near
EectOrs II O'Clock, AMI West 2lstst at lll5 DA
sunday excepted landing at Verplanss CtsDst0vs Cot
Spring and Cornwall FARE 30 CENTS Excursion tickets
reduced rates. Special rates TO parties
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-08-27

Wllted by actual count to 157 on the lower
iloor and IA in the gallery, and when he
finished the gallery had thinned out to H.,
and the lower floor was half empty. 1t no
other charge could be brought against the
last Legislature, the simple fact that it
had elevated Mr.. Stewart to the chair once
occupied by Jno. B. Baldwin and Mar
shall Hanger would be enough to condemn
it in the eyes Of sensible people. ehave
seen the Democracy dispirited more than
once in Augusta county, but Mondays
dose was about as bad as they ever swal-
lowed. 10 make the matter worse the
Republican audience continued to grow all
the time and for an hour after the Court
House was closed at least four hundred
men were packed about the speakers
stand.
1t WIS matter Of sincere regret to the
Republicans, who heard Mr.. Stewart, that
he did not proceed to Highland to fill his
appointment for T desday, whittier Berke-
ley went We hope the Boss will send the
exSpeaker up this way again, and by all
means let him go out into the mountains.
Mr.. Barbour can rely on Republicans
making appointments for him if the Bour-
bons decline further responsibility in that
line. The country people want to see and
hear the King of the last Legislature, and
his free circulation among the masses will
relieve the Republicans OF a good deal of
trouble.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-08-27

DEATH OF VIM. HANnLToN.-On the
Goth of August. Mr.. William Hamilton,
died at Elmo, w. Va, after a protracted
illness of kidney trouble, aged SO. and was
buried at Nuttallburg, w. Va. Mr.. Ham
ilton was Scotchman by birth and
came to this country as coal dig
ger, locating in Kentucky, where he was
we'll known as gentleman of high moral
and religious character and an enthusiastic
friend of Temperance-appearing at one
time as an Elector in that State, on the
Presidential Prohibition ticket. In 1881
he was delegate to the General Assem-
bly, of the Presbyterian Church, which
met in Staunton. On that occasion he
was assigned to the residence of Capt. w.
A. Burke, and then commenced their per-
sonal and business acquaintance. A pre-
liminary arrangement for partnership
was entered into, subsequently maturing
into the firm of w. A. Burke g. Co., and
operating at Elmo Mines. Mr.. Hamilton
was an excellent business man, a consis-
tent christian and useful citizen. He
leaves a wife and eight children, all of
whom were present in his last hours. ex-
cept q married daughter.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-08-27


COUNTY CoURT-Judge Stout presiding
commenced it's August term On Monday
| last. The following is summary of the
proceedings
Admitted to probate. will of David
W. Conner, deceased, with De Witt M
Harnsberger, deceased. The Will of Robt
Young, deceased.
Guardians ppointed.-Dabney G. Ram
sey for BERTHE A. Ramsey. A. Y. Samp-
son for Harriet E. veney. John H. Alex
ander for Addison b., John S., Bessie B.,
and Geo. B. Wise. David B. Ruckman
| for Lucy Laura, Hattie Margie. and Sarah
p. Buchanan. Rebecca A. Harnsberger
| for John Baldwin, and Bessie H. Harms
| berger.
Administrations granted.-J ohm A. Van
| Lear on the estate of Parmelia Van Lear,
deceased. Hugh G.. McCausland on the
estate of Napoleon Veney, deceased.
Qualified. james E. Beard, as Notary
Public. Chas. D. A. Curry to practice
law. r. Wallace Mcclure.
Fines paid into comt.-Justice j. M
Lickliter reported and paid into court a
| fine OF $500 imposed upon Albert G.
| Kinney for carrying concealed weapons
also fine Of $1,000 imposed upon John T.
Maupin for using profane and obscene
language and threatening to assault the
Justice.
The Grand Jury.-The grand Jury made
the following indictments
Cyrus Brown in nine offences for selling
liquor, without license, a for selling in
| WayneSbOrO, and one to minor. The
/ Shenandoah Valley Railroad for obstruct-
ing road near Waynesboro. James Lind
sey and Edmund Parrish for attempt to
commit larceny and unlawful trespass.
Cornelia Argenbright and Nancy Splitter
for disturbing an assembly of persons.
Edmund Niche for house breaking. John
Morris and George Tyree for felony,
dynamiters J: +. Wheeler for burglary.
| 'Appomted.-E. 0. Peale was appointed
magistrate for North River district. An
4 excellent appointment. There is still an.
other magistrate to be appointed from
Morrh River district.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-08-27
The vlrginian for the Campaign.

The approaching campaign is one in
which the interests of the State are deeply
involved. The issues to be decided must
have a marked influence On the future OF
Virginia for years to come. 1t behooye
every citizen to thoroughly acquaint nm
self with those issues, and to decide IN his
own mind which of the parties seeking his
suffrage is the more entitled to his contl-
dence and support. The records OF the
two parties. in State and Nation, are
plainly written. They stand out in bold
relief, and to them the attention OF the
neople should be distinctly called. The
unparalleled depression and business parai-
ysis that have oyertaken the country DUR
ing the brief period of Democratic as
tendency in the nation, are but the results
which have swiftly followed the transfer
Of governmental control to that part
The unsettled condition of affairs in the
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-08-27

DEATH OF DIR. J. M. TREvY.-Dr. J.
M. Trevy died at his residence. on Long
Glade, on Sunday the 23d, inst, after a
protracted illness. Some years ago DR..
Trevy was thrown from his horse, having
his head severely injured by the fall. About
three years ago there were indications of
softening of the brain, resulting, it was
thought, from the conclusion caused by
the accident. The symptoms grew more
pronounced and his condition more alarm
ing, until finally his mind became SO i'm
paired as to unfit him for business. For
some months previous to his death he was
a helpless INVALID, his deVeted and heroic
wife ministering to his wants and caring
for him in his affiiction as only true
woman could. His sufferings and her cares
were ended on Sunday last, and the re-
mains of this estimable gent leman, gallant
soldier and popular physician, consigned to
the tomb on Monday last.
DR.. Trevy was a successful practitioner.
an excellent busin esg man and useful
citizen before his misfortune. He was
captain OF company Of Augusta boys in
the 9TH Regiment, Virginia Volunteers,
during the war. After the close Of hostili-
ties he resumed the practice Of his profess
sion. He was about 53 OF "a years of age, and
married daughter of the late Richard H /.
Dudley. Esq, of the Glade, who is left
with the responsibility and care of fam.
lily, and to mourn the loss of kind hus.
band and indulgent father.