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Beware of ScroMLQ

scrofula is probably more general than any
other disease. 1t is insidious in character,
and nanifests itself in running sores, pustular
eruptions, boils, swellings, enlarged joints,
assesses, sore eyes, etc. Hoods Sarsaparilla
expels all trace Of scrofula from the blood,
kaving it pure, enriched, and healthy.
81 was severely afflicted with scrofula,
and for over year had two running sores
On my neck. Took five bottles of Hoods
sarsaparilla, and consider myself cured"
G. L. LovEJoY, Lowell, Mass.
c. A. Arnold, Arnold, Me-, had scrofulous
sores for seven years, spring and fall. Hoods
sarsaparilla cured him.
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A Rough Passage.

PORTLAND, Jan. %.
The Han steamer Prussian. from Glas.
gov, and the Dom inion steamer Montreal.
from Liverpool, arrived this morning. Both
steamers report very rough passage The
Montreal had one of her boats stove.
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A SNEAk.

Mcdonald, Rich Man in Chicago, Con-
trolls the Election by Giving Security
for Large Gang of LOafers ana
Gamblers " hen Under
Arrest, for Ap-
pearance to
Court.
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Another Game for the AIamedas,

BATH, Jan. "a.
The Alamedas defeated the j. d. RS of
Augusta, Saturday night, three to nothing, in
six minutes and half
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WEATHER REPORT.
'nd'cations for the Next "a Hours.

o War Department,
u once Of the Chief Signal Officer.
washington, ID. c., Jan. 2s-Ia ~
for New England and Middle States
slightly colder; partly cloudy and loca
SHOWS followed BY clearing weather; west
erly winds. Cautionary s;gnaly from Smith
Vile to Sandy Hook.
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Salt Rheum

William Spies, Elyria, O., suffered greatly
from erysipelas and salt rheum, caused by
handling tobacco. At times his hands would
crack open and bleed. He tried various prep
arations without aid finally took Hoods Sar-
saparilla. and now says: " am entirely we'll"
:My son had salt rheum on his hands and
on the calves of his legs. He took Hoods
sarsaparlla and is entirely cured" J. B.
STANTON, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for S.. Made
only by c. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
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NEVER GIVE UP

however scrpu, your case. whether of Scrofula,
Liver or Kidney Complaint, Salt Rheum. Rhcu-
mati-m or any disease arising from an impure
state of the blood until you have given Negetinc
athorouah trial 1t is a remedy for Just this class
o. d-c.>cs and in numerous cases, which all
'Gur' failed to reach, i; has proved to be of
great ctnttr'
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HOPE for the DEAE.

NICHOLSON'S Improved ~ 5av;co
DRUMS The only sure, easy. and unseen assLod nndd
used permanently restore hearing gmsScS. Write
OLSON. Murray St.. New York. 'epd"@"H
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-01-26

Persons who have suffered lor years ,rS have
ache, Dyspepsia. Consipaloa anu bsnn nermanenty
cured in short time BY the of this meune,al nais
small quantity of Bousns taken az aFy Eaness ain and
Onnressiop frequently experienced after eating, IN
II removes the distress occasioned py he'i'o
and Sour stomach in five minutes time; ,,;m. will
positively prevent the terrible Headaehe %i,v
usually follows intoxication immoderate sole
For sale by druggists. SNOW SEo,SSwiv
Agents, Providence, X. L. ---- ho,-l1-2
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BEAR IN MIND
REST AND SLEEP

are Indispensable, would you enjoy sound health.
Its controlling influence over the nervous sys-
ten, has ma le VEGETINE a blessing to thous-
and. Nervous sufferer you will find sure relief
in N"-aiinc
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A Deacon's Sentiments.

During the afternoon service in Westmin-
sser Abbey, ii was announced that the con-
stable. desired to express their heartfelt
gratitude TO God for the preservation of their
lives amid the dangers of Saturday A rich
deacon, Farrar. denounced the aimless malig-
nitv Of the outrages, which were conceiv ed
and executed by fends in human form. He
said that God frustrated the worst result: of
the conspiracy, so deviIish that some of the
blackest crimes in history paled before its
insane wickedness.
The two young women most seriously hurt
who were taken to the hospital. are rapidly
recovering. The other persons injured by
the tower explosion we're only slightly hurt.
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been placed under the Peers gallery on the
left side. Little hope j. entertained OF the
survival of the wounded policeman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-01-26

and been freed from the custody of the po-
lice.
1880 p. N. Con.tables Cole and Cox.
who were so seriously injured by the explo-
sion in Westminster hall, are still uncon-
scious, and their recovery is considered ab-
.olutely hopeless. The favorite theory OF
the police is that the dynamite which caused
the explosion in the Westminster hall House
of Commons and Tower was carried to the
plsce in cases concealed under the long
clerks of women, whose appearance was thus
made to resemble that Of a woman who was
about TO become a mother. woman in
whom this appearance was very noticeable
was seen among the visitors at the Tower
this afternoon, shortly before the explosion
occurred. She was escorted by tall man
with a military air. Neither of them could
be found after the gates were closed after the
explosion and when the visitors came to be
searched. 1t is supposed that the woman and
her escort escaped during the rush that oc-
Cured just after the explosion and before
the gates were close. The impatient action OF
the police is generally looked upon with rid
icule. An intense auti-Irish feeling has
been created by this outrage and it is certain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-01-26

to stop the operations of the dynamiters.
Coke. and Cole, the wounded policemen,
it i. believed furnished certain description
which will lead to certain inquiries that may
result in the discovery of the authors Of the
outrage. The Tower officials believe a
woman deposited the dynamite in the build
ing. The police sometime since had reason
to believe that woman was constantly pass
ing back and forth between America and
England for the purpose of importing dyna-
mite. She was frequently watched. but evil
dence sufficient 10 warrant her arrest was
never obtained. All the injured persons. sc-
cording to accounts received tonight, are doing
we'll
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The committee on appropriations reported
the District of Columbia appropriation bill /;
referred TO the committee of the whole.
The House at POS went into committee Of
the whole.
The District of Columbia appropriation bill
was taken up.
An amendment was adopted appropriating
$1,000 for the cultivation and distribution of
the tea plant on the government farm.
The committee then rose and the bill was
passed.
Mr.. Townshend of Illinois made an effort
to call up the Mexican pension bill, but Mr..
Mills of Texas moved TO adjourn, and this
being lost-l02 to l0S-he moved that the
House take a recess.
This motion met with similar fate, but a,
4.30 motion TO adjourn was carried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20

illustrations full of his finest bumor tor the anonymous
paper on The London Season" which will appear IN
HaIper's Magazine" in May.
"Ihe Pail Mall Gazette says tbet " Mr.. D. l.
Netteship. famous as animal painter and 'or-
shipper Of Mr. Browning, read paper the other Jay
the development Of that poets genius to the s'cie
which calls it,elf by bis name. The paper was u
rodigous length; aud the writer's conclusion was
that in the years to come when perhaps The woroS
atheist and deist agnostic and believer, are am
memory men will know that there was once
on the earth an Immortal. This view so''eu
tle Browning Society capally. DR.. Richard
Garnett who was in the chair maze an
admirably diplomatic speech in which he
contrivod. without hurting the socetys feelings 70
convey that he thought Mr. Browning had developer
remarkably little in comparison with other great poets
Thereupon one gentleman present was embodened TO
hint that 10 mis- opinion, Mr.. Browning's peculiarly
consisted in his not having developed at all tut the
only effect of this create reaction in favor OF
Mr. Netteship. whose paper will be printed in the
soccty's Transactions"
part OF the thoroughly revised cabinet edition OF
Dr. s. X. GARDENERS - History of England " has been
imported by Dodd, Mead Il Co., and is offered Tor sale
by them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
LITERARY VOTES.

The last article penned by General Mcclellan will
shortly appear IN Harpcr's Magazine IL Is -
valuable paper a subject upon winch the General
was good authority, d" The Militia and the Army
This Is 4 matter especially interesting in view of
DOE sible socalIstc troubles and the connection of
the military with this Ihase of the labor question is
eaid to have been wisely and suggestvey treated by
General Mcclellan.
Mr. Lowell will contribute both prose and poetry to
"The Atlantic" during the coming year
fac-simile of General Grants last message to his
countrymen is to appear in the December member of
The Military Service Institution Of the United
States"
Mr. du Mauricr has made nine or ten beautiful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
N...r SHORE KA-LWAY.

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINE SS OR
PLEASURE TRAVEL ...... ,,.,....
THE WLSI SHORE ROUTE II A1NG TUE " EST
SHORE or THE WOPLE-FAMED HUDSON RIVER,
AROUND FOOTHILLS or CArSklLL, MOI MAIN ;,
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THh
MOHAWK. ~. an,
On ana after oct4 1885 trains will leave West l2d-st
station a. follows 49,. ,.-,,.
An ira In leave from downtown station foot OF yst
North River 20 minutes earlier than IRON iOo OF "es'
Detroit Chicago 'l0lO a 600. $40 p M Pull
sicepcrs through.
ST Louis 900. $40 p II. Pullman sleepers;, .o,o -
Buffalo Rochester, 40, It.lO H. III, 'oVV' o'AVP' H.
Slcepcrs ma paror cars. ,, IN ma IN .G.no ~ n
p. 49,. ,,.os n, .C.oo IN
rHWighland Pokecpsie Catsk, '7:2O. 'lOIo 1929
H. NNh1r,, nsstou Saugrres and Albany. '720. "l0:l0
~, Ia m. go. 900. $40, -ll4o p m
iSoIaf,pn' via Albany 40. ll:2J a. M 900 p m
Fnr Montreal and Canada East 40 ~ m, o;oo p M -.
uem,ltnn Iondon slO:lO M, 5000 'olOp. H. Toronto
.naiiv iaiIy except Saturday Other ira ms daily tx
sunday. -. 81. sia.uiu, ,,r arcouimOla
fiona ar information apply at Offices li'boke Iiuusoh
s. brooklyn Court At, Annex once luooi
Nav York CITY ~ POI 26l, 35, 3 sCI Sl9 ~ l,-S
Droadwny T37 OthaVe. l4O Fast l21th-st lo1 bONeiy
aud West shore foot Of west t2dst anu 10Y
law At North River ed Tor ana chycHtu from
h"''"S ~ ' HENRY MONkTE
100 Broadway General Passenger Agchs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
70 THE HOLDERS or STOCK. BONDS, AND CAR
TRUST CERTIFICATES OF THE

ro TUE HOLDERS or STOCK BONDS, AND CAR
TRUST CERTIFICATES OF THE
NEWER AND RIO GRANDE RAILWAY COMPANAi
IN accordance with Article 10 the agreement OF the loth
n ne notice is hereby given Of the following mohoA
ton Of said agreement . ,-,
The ReorEan zator committee shall consist OF nine Nom
lers IT, -tcad OF i've. ,, .-,,
1 an on the cop.'N stock IL reduce" 't'"
f s per share which 8 pr snare lleic WI" "0
.lo I'm M. tr.'.rr,I stock Of the new company
IL, ca.i-s stock u the now company ~h. D ll.'
.1- Og. OpJof preferred and Ft55o""o'of common
mo-. nor cent First consolidated Mortgage Gold Bones
tlh. iIcrs,..d 10 -i4Uo0HOO. the increases 81 c'P'
I stock both preferred ard common am OF 'n' 'o''
t.t.d uo1t, are L, De used exclusively Tor t"' p'I
,1u ring O. r property and franchises o. the IN OF -
..,t Western iaay comp ny OF TOT e>''-'N9 '
...ro ,.a .'r.ld company 10 ogden. ,,
,er Tiu.- terrcatr- vil rc-niv" sH''"'' lA ''i' E "
ibid. .o,. irisr then outstanding the ioio"ln'' VIZ
t,r.,,l car rrus. On. ircttoot $1,000 be- uHE
ia,.., .l- o Iu per c.ut Consolidate" ''nl7 VI '
,..e.v ul --0, ln tine Irc;crtrd stock ana ''' =.
,.r..a.atsot -l 900. bearing Ier cent lA'''''~ F
aid fau.i4 and 500 10 ea q Preferred -iocf.
qlr,y,ff article Of the agreement OF J'nr w.
,. c c4ucclla 20 BIZ the commit OF tho uh''"
-t,... ls .Lto-stcL , . .s.
F,ri.r information n desired can be o't'nel y, VIZ
1i,.t states Trust Comptnr. of New-lors 80 - W ~ -
l. , ,a. of the no fctt.ous has been i'd a. '-e o
NJ, ,.c Ueu..r ami lip Crali' Railway company 40 =
v,n.Iqn... and 80 tuo Office co. A. ."'e-- 7,~l..'' "
,,..r.Itt.o so 81 t1.uaukeulfcc.
Gin.t uPPEiIe IilL1t,....,Eft =, ~ I-u
AZ. I. - i.--"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
THE NEW LINE
NEwNoRK. PMILAD ~ rHIA. NORroLK. 0I.p POINT

NETWORK. UlLAbEl PIilA. NORFOLK, OLD POINT
COMFORT AND TIE SOUTH.
HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
The NCw-l Ork Phil dclphia 4 Norfolk RAILROAD Company
now Fast bay and ghC Express between New ofk
and Cape Charles. Trans leave Newly ora via ItnDsy
Railroad. 20 a. week days and daily arriving Old
Point Comfort ID D. week days and 30 daily Nor
folk and III q. sleeping through from New
YORK to Cape Charles and Iaror car from Philadelphia with
change Tickets parOrcar seats and sleeping bcrths
De- secured tauy Ticket OhCc of the Pehnsyvaua railroad
Company r. b. COOKE Nen'i Pass. ana Freight Agent
III, ". DCNNE, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
Z PER GENT. FaKM NORTGaGES.
rIsE connlN nANK.NN 90. Us m,wAY

TEE COWBgN EAN<sNG 90. II5 B'wAY,
again calls attention 10 these Investments Anon the
ucunT adv ntagrs
i-t Perfect seonuty upon broad acres improved farms
moi exceeding 80 per cent .; their value
~ security nlns In yOlr possession, and in form 10
preclude los. BY MT hre.
Sd Very Of interest than any other
nrsi-Class Investment
4th. with company having 81 years active and
continuous rKprrieuce-I II " them m tsis city.
The records II ths busiic hero be
amiued
sucl make personal examination will send
full descriptive pamphlets with names and addresses OF
vestos 10 whom rcierOur customers for long series OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
financial.
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE WESTERN
BONDHOLDERS.

The Committee the Denver and Rio Grande western
Bondhoders compliance with the request oil parties rep
resentng large Of Bonds to prepares plan OF reo
ranizstou recommend that authority be given tnem 10
negose for the exchange OF their bonds dollar for dollar 0r
tho new per cent Consolidated Mortgage Bonds the reor
ganized Denver and Rio Grande Railway Company with
$500 of preferred of the company as soon as the
same can be issued The agreement to be signed oy inc
Bondhoers will bo Offices OF Mes"rs Maitland
Phelps Co., Drexel Morgan Co, and Gilman Son & Co..
where circulars with full information be obtained
GEORGE COPPELL, Chairman.
,IowsER WELSH, THEO. GILMAN,
WILLIAM A. DICK *. MARTIN
NEW YoRK October %. 1885,
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known IA the NEW.
II YORK LNKa ERIE AND " E~TERN RAILROAD
Arrangements OF trans nom chaubcrs5t Depot nom

ERIE RAILWAY, now known aa the NEW.
II YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WE~TERN RAILROAD
ARRANGEMENTS OF trans rom thamberS T. Depot flon
81. l5 minutes earlier
GA. M nay pt sundays Dag ~ press nrawnsr'o'
Coaches q BIngnauton tlmirn, H0rr, s'ile. B1i.'
Nhr'ih LIS ana uHp 'H'lp blnge. ri tIl- O.i'--s
Hou,isvilc TO Cincinnati and iunaio 70 trCaso .. .
.. m.-Naiy. che 20 and -. LOUIS Limited iAprcS
Noextrl cu.rye Ia-t time Arnve. N-rdVie !. e
III. cleveland 1000 ~. Cincinnati. 6 p ms CAictso.
u m.-paIy Buffalo ant Niagara halls I'm. cd 1rr.'
u1lo 10 a m. Susp', sion rcge ~: M he "-'t
p m ally chicago express for the Vet a so.i
Irin of Pullman Day ard Sl9cilg caches 30 lng n'i'
huth,rori rasssic 4i1 $40 52o 30 30 1870 n4
- noon lAj - t4O {? % '6o 6!O t5p 80 iot p,
raJer on ll5 $40 20 7'5o 30 1929 a m noon Us,
midnight sundays, 5+1 $50 1920 a ~, l:s' orI
Newark and Paterson via Newark 6.l5 500 $50 lo1l
Il:3O m 3.O4..O $50 $50 $40 :3' 1000 AMI
j. midnight saturday nights Ouly. Sundays 1lo H. ~
5G6cln : go 80 600 looa N. - 800 $50 81!
$50 90 $50 1850 m lna y mitnshi rHnGa,' 80
warwick - 7l5 1915 m. iil5 sundays SIS a. N
Newburg and Cornwall 100 . a m, $3.50 f.j) op m etF
Rondou. and Kingston and Moat ZomerY a N. $50 p. II.
Gos6sS 4 $40 1850 1890 a. m $50 $50 i.8J 7o1
$50 D m. Sunday 6Aj $50 1929 a. U:iJ 800 p n:
Mdale'own xaS o'42 600 2o l9;s9 , M JS t'G n
The and $50 trans connect with NeTl orA li.
tario and West IN Railroad Il Mast The am lrlu s
at ro oT Jeryis As 700 1920 am $50 40 SD
pos,s ieaye 23dst " \. $50, CTS a IN c:l5 IN q
e. M every httesn minutes 5l5 to loij m ever
' ar fT nassnge and apar ments Drawing Room ani
Seenng coaches can OOtne and ord for the chekns
ana 1pF, nr So Broadway is7 westst \ " 10 court
ST. brooklyn. OF a. the Comeany's pepots . q. -.ia
- = ~ a m and 1920 u.
'''0' JOHN ~ ABBOTT. Genl Psssr Agent No"'f'rN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
Acm iJubllcGtlouS.

DECEMBER ATLANTIC,
Now ready contains articles by
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES,
HENRY JAMES.
MRS. OLIPHANT.
JOHN FIsKE.
HORACE l. SCUDDER,
EDITH N. THOMAS and ohtro.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOR 1856
WIN contain serial tories and Essays by
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL,
JOHN FIsKE.
THOMAS BAILEY ALDRiCH.
PHILIP GILBERT HAMERToN.
HENRY JAMES.
CHARLES EGBERT CRADDOCK
H BISHOP, and scores besdss
TERMS year. in advance, postage free
" Tie November and December numbers Of the Atlantic
VIII be sent free Of charge to subscribers whose sub
scrptious are re .ciyed before December 2oth.
Postal Notes md Money at ther7k Of the sender ana
therefore rmtr ncc. should be made by draft
or registered lct,crto
HOUGHTON. NUFFLIN q CO., Boston.
Il Z. 18th It., Ncw.Yor,.
GOO.O0O COPIES Is THE
LONDON GRAPHIC
fn] Enormous d. lions of th'
ILLUSTRATED LONDON News
ard
HOLLY LEAVES.
Each T vii 5 SR e1a. ,doat Win 3.
oaily D,cclu,r ts eor aIt"'I 'i' eiHc''.l
P.1CE, 5U O. MS .htL
Tmnodvu~ work of celebrated par sam a,ti t and o. .r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
nl5rcllunrnu5.
DEERFOOT FARM SAUSlGES.
soUTHRoRoUGH. MASS.

soUTHRoROUGH. MASS.
These famous sausagcs sold only In twc-pound pack
ages with trade deer's FOOT stamped the wrap
per. Also SALT PORK Tor family use small packages
pure LARD in d,c pound pals all other pork products
delivered to 1rst'ciIss New.York civ grorers daily.
COPYING Letter writing neatly done ;send
~ - cents for dozen beautifully written cards
G. AiA~ON, 1856 Vest 35th 80.
EEISSEL Il GARDNER, 2O7 Canal at,
~ Ne sYok, Manufacturer Of iarlOr Furnit"re, Patent
Rockers. Lounges &.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20

DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON an, ans
tie EAsrAll ral from Grand CeatTal Depot an
express daily sundays eXccpeG) 10 Boston
(parlor attached and IL a. with palace seoP*
cGrs Sundays at II with palace SIC pln7 SSFs o,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
Jnslrnrilon.
Art Schools Clip

ART SCHOOLS OF THE ..--. o,,..
q NETROPOIITAN NUSEC y OF AIT
90 .ND 9rj EAST "a list NEW-fOkk lllh'
- GLASSES NOW OPEN FOR I hh SEASON. ,o..
nav AMI Evening aud Free Hand lTaMlns Gay
MoIS!ag Architecture. Mechanical Drawing, CaDhet
.,,n and Iepuu sc N0tt Iuces for season cndlhS
NJ i5s. RON $40 80 Apply for circulars and par
-! =. "a We WAR; STINSON,
uo'''' w Superintendent at the An schools
MRS. LOUISA j. CULVER
w Wr receive pupils beginning Iuc9'aE october ~ ~
1ra,yin oil and wafer color painting. sun HE, Lowers anu
,"'.lsr.,.. q lua paintnC AMI decoration.
'''''''4 - Studio. No 80 Nadt@On-lVe
References
r,,ptfr0tou President National Academy OF Dcsign
-' William =. Al: James NJ. Hart, y. Al
~ ~ Mi david johnson. y. \.
1TISSFS HELEN AND MARTHA IL ,
IVA ART SCHOOL. 40 800 Fifth-1vc- Ncw-N ork
y,t.up, GuiIugJ Circulars on ap1hcdC)l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
-rnNno11r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

4 --RONNOUT KINGSTON and CATSkILL.
~ NO MAINS, AN, -. a. tIanst2,a,5 IVES POINT
Es'uu. connecting W.T. Ulster mt Delaware stony Cove
and skill Mountain railroad cteamer9 CITY OF
* % SION aud JAMES W. BALDWIN e3yc every
Wcckuoy at M. pier loot OF H.r~ison.st- y. H.,
Cxocp, Sa.Gtuays whcr city klngaor lcEes = n,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20

ALBANY EOATS-"People's Linc.r-DREW
~ aud DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier Al. North River
tot ot Canal. "Nery weekday az p mr., connecting with
81 points North and West freight received unl tue VI
departure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
OFFICE OF LOUIS II. MEYER, TRUSTEE
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
WESTERN RAILWAY MORTGAGE.
NO. 81 NASSAU-ST.
&fsNv NrnUl

no. 81 NASSAU-ST. - 49,
70 the Bondholdcrs ,,-.... ., - - LA,
There have been placed hands Signatures 10 the plan
Aug 81 1880 FOR the ae ustmen Of Interest snn assx
the First Mortgage Bonds OF the DenYe
and Ro rnle Railway Com presenting moN
t5on onealf outstanding bonds Of said company
bee 10 notify bOnhhOldeIs that paying the inter-
eat upon past due coupons to sept l. receiving ten lO
conrdus-nuIpbers to ncusverOm each bont and scu
g temporary receipts therefor e1chang for engraved
eiuN0' " LOUIS n. MEYER. Trustee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
Ban LINE

OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH.
Daily. exccp5 sundays Pennsylvania Railroad Sac
pm. Parlor car through to steamer.
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f7ulGu AND WlGEr-BARRE CoALCo. J
100 Bro. u,.AY. NEW -YutN. NOE. =. loS').
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iii lie ra.d % the reg sared uco ne oo ~ ~ TINS
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ANICKFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT, II. |.
" Leave Grand Central Depot follows
Ats m, vim In Newport at .i26 p. m.
Al y m. ivif Newport at $50 y. IN.
tDIaNing-Ioo lttRche 10 10th trui IS
THEODORE WARREN, Su9k
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEG
y Trains leave nom Chsilbers-st Depot for fngiew
Cioser and Nypc. :, s10, lo a. u $50 l. ~
b40 $40. $50 p. II midnight sundays !, A. ~ 4a4
Nnmn5i. Spring Valley and Mous,y :. 20 a. 400 p
Sundays g a "a.