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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
Baseball Yesterday.

by IeIegFoph 20 Inc Dlspatch.I
Augusta. Ga. a.: Augusta, I; Bir-
mingham, ..
Detroit Detroit, 3; Chicago. ).
Philadelphia : Athletics, 3; Brook
lyns, !.
Macon Macons, %; Columbus, 4.
Louisville: Louisyilles, l; Pitts
burghs, >.
Boston: Philadelphias, 4; BostOns,
3.
Buffalo: BuiIalos, IA; st. Louis, 3.
St. Louis st. Louis, 3: Cincinnatis,
3.
Providence New York, s; Proyi-
dence. |.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
Failure Of a Chinese Firm.

SAN FRANCISCO, August l3.-Hop
Kee & Co., the largest wholesale Chi
nese manufacturers Of boots and shoes
on tie coast, have failed. Their liabili-
ties are $4,000; assets unknown.
The firm has large, prosperous branch
house at Victoria. British Columbia.
When the San Francisco house got into
financial trouble the Victoria house re-
pudiated all connection with it and dis
honored its draft. This was the i'm
mediate cause Of the failure. The mem
bers Of the firm are said to be worth
over $500. 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
a California Double Tragedy.
rux. tatayra nh IN fha Diepatch


SAN FRANCISCO, August ia
terrible. double tragedy occurred on
Mad river. Humboldt county, Tuesday
evening, near North Fork mill. A
woman named Amanda NJ. Towne, who
was cooking at lodging-camp, was
murdered in her cabin, having her
throat cut from ear to ear. Suspicion
rested on man named Henry D. Ben
ner, who formerly lived witt the woman
IS her husband. lie was arrested, and
while in charge of deputy sheriff was
taken from the officer by crowd of
woodsmen and perforated with bullets,
notwithstanding Benner denied his guilt
in the presence Of the murdered woman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
Thc SAN Francisco Sub-Treasury.
Try feleprn nh To the nlsnafch

WASHINGTON, August l3.--It is
said at the Treasury Department that a
count by weight is the proper way of
determining the value and amount OF
coin on hand in the Sub-TreaSury at
San Francisco, and is certainly more
expeditions and safer than by any other
method. The stand taken by the out
going officials is freely criticised, and
notwithstanding Fairchild has con-
suited Solicitor McCue as to his powers
in the premises, and will instruct the
uewly-appointed Assistant Treasurer
in accordance with the Solicitors de-
cisiOn when rendeTed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
Tie Weather in Richmond yesterday
Ronoe Of Thermometer YESTERDAY.

At a recent meeting Of the Society OF
Arts. London, Mr.. Parker said that
petroleum had been accidently discoy-
cred at place near Grenoble by a
chance visitor who had resided in the
American petroleum districts. The
whole of the land about the place has
been bought. and the workings for the
oil are now in progress. Alta depth OF
1919 metres the quantity Of gas was in
creasing, and hopes were entertained
that Grenoble and other towns can be
lighted with it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14

10y tIebIHpH W tHo UIspAIfH.I
MONTREAL. August l3.-The presi-
dent Of the Local Board Of Health de-
elares that the smallpox is now cpl
demic here. The civic hospital is
crowded with thirty-six patients. aud a
rev wing is in progress Of erection
which will hold fifty more patients.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
Another Cioud.nsrnt In View York.

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, August l3.
A water-cloud burst in Glenyille town
ship, near the New York Central and
Hudson-River railroad track, six miles
west of Schenectady, last night. The
railroad culvert and road-bed were
washed away, making a break of one
hundred and twenty feet. Entire fields
of rye and hay were washed away.
The New York Central and Hudson
River trains were delayed last night,
but this morning trains meet at the
wash-out and passengers are trans
ferred,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
Match Race az Belmont Park.

lBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.I
BELMONT PARK, PHILADELPHIA,
Pa. August 13.-The match race be-
tween j. |. Cases br. s. PhallaS and
W. c. Francis's b. g. Harry Wilkes.
for purse of $4,000, of which 1000
to the second, resulted-IIarry Wilkes,
/, |, .. /; Phallas. 2. 2. l, .. Time,
2:lG. 2:20, 2:21J, 2:lS4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
Georgia Axrfexaturai Convention
ll3y telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l

ATLANTA, GA, August l3.-The
Agricultural Convention Of Georgia, in
session at Marietta, has elected Hon.
l.. +. Livingston presldent for the en-
suing year, and will hold its next ses-
zion al Columbus. The general report
was that the crops are excellent. BE.
fore adjooruing the following resolu-
ton wac adopted:
Resglrfd. That the Georgia State
Agricultural Society .shsli be repre-
seried at ihs american Exposition to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
ENTIRELY Too MUCH SURPLUS
STOCK
CAUSES A HEAVY DECLINE ~ PRICES
AT OUR ESTABLISHMENT.

Ghese are the suits we are almost giving
away this week:
of a7Is. MEMS nAHLIA CORKSCREW
FROCE.sUlTS: reduced from s2s TO $50.
lot 9sgo. MEMS ENGLISH PIN-CHECK
FRC OK. SUITS; reduced from S2e 10 SO.
lot 9sO2. MEMS DARK HAIR-LINED
FKUCK-SUITS; reduced rom S22 tos
let ssss. MINIS FANCY SHEPHERD
CBECK FROCK-SUlTS; reduced from $40
20 SD.
Lotosis, MINIS DARK MIXED CAsSI-
NERE SACk-SUlTS; reduced from $50
10 SIC.
lots sse5 and 97Gl, MEMS FANCY
CAASlMEhE sACK-sUlTs; reduced from
SO Sl7.
OTIS s9aa e7s5, and 9s7l. MEMS FAN
y CASs iMF RE SACk-sUIIs; reduced
nom $50 20 SIS.
let's qes7 and 9s9s, YOUTHS GRAY
MlXED ACk. SUITS; reduced iroh SIS
10 sl2.
o,s 9sos ard s7l7. YOUTHS FANCY
Pi AID sACk'suils; reduced from $40
10 Sill.
The reduced figures are on RED TAGS
atischsdto each garment. Bring this adj
veriisem,nt with sou and CON pare figures.
A. BANS CO..
STRICTLY ONE PRICE cLorHIERs,
loIs MAIN STREET.
opposite post-ofice.
laulsi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
MAXWELL the Alleged Murderer's
Stay.
[By telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l

lby telegraph TO the Dispateh.l
ST.. LOUIS, August l3.-According
to telegram from San Francisco, pub
lished here, Maxwell, the alleged muir
derer Of q. Arthur Preller, now says that
in due time he will produce Preller alive
and well, and show where he got the
body found in the trunk. Maxwell as
sefts that the body in the trunk was
bought by himself and Preller, and left
in the hotel for the purpose of pro-
curing insurance-money upon preller's
kfa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET
rKepOrtcd for the Dlspatch.1

AUGUST II -Receipts Of both loose and
hogs beads moderate during the past week.
with "a decline Oh the better grades OF ship
ping. FOR medium grades there IS butlitile
domand. and at unsa .siactory prices. For
prlI,d lUeS there has been good demand at
20 80 ios7.5O No change To make IN GuO-
tattOns TOR other grades since last report
The stock Of lcaf tobacco on hand is small
for rho spasnu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
Tie New Government ships and
ROach's Affairs.

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.i
NEW YORK, August l3.-Aaron j.
Vanderpoel this morning received from
Secretary Whitney an informal letter,
in which the latter stated that the Gov
eminent ships would be finished in the
Roach yards by his men, under his SD
perintendency, and with suggestions
and supervision by Naval Con-
structOrs Loring snd Wilson. The
latter would in the mean time complete
the inventories and receive the appraisal
of Roach's assets from the board Of
five who will make the appraisal. The
schedules Of assets and liabilities made
by Roach are in readiness, but may
possibly be held until the conclusion Of
the Government inventories. The two
inventories will doubtless then be COM
pared. and both will he placed at the
disposal Of the board Of appraisal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.


OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whue. 2sG bushels Mixed.
Az bushels. Red, $685. bushels. Total,
1924 bushels.
CoRN.-White Bee .shes.
OATs.-l.6 l6 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WEAKENING. 25S bushels fair TO very
good at 9jc. TO sl.04. Mixed, 36S busheisat
nc. 10 SI.s5. Red . .03s bushels common
10 very good IOngberry at nc. 10 SI.03:
s74 bushels common to good Shortberry
at II to 96c.
CoRN.-White, 1G2 bushels prime Vir-
ginia at 62c.
OA1S.-W winter, 416 bushels common TO
prime Virginia at 81 to 45c. Mixed SEQ
bushels very good ut 3jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
Damage by the New York Cyclone.

NORWOOD, n. Y, August l3.-Ihe
damage done by the cyclone here last
night was somewhat oyerestimated.
The loss Of life so far includes only
Michael Martin, farm hand, and Mrs.
David Fitzgibbons. The injured are
Myra Ormsby, aged eighteen, probably
fatally hurt; Mrs. George Cramer, ).
Il. Leslie, Mrs. Oliver, Sundeman Carl,
Rufus King, and Charles Minor. The
storm ragged over territory fifteen miles
in length and from one half to
three quarters Of mile in
width. The wind was accompanied by
a terrific hail-storm. The damage done
to growing crops and to fruit cannot be
estimated. The principal losers in
Norwood are the Norwood Lumber
Company; 0gdensburg and Lake Cham
plain Railroad Company, by damage to
bridge and station; and A. NJ. ii.
Pearson, by damage to broom-handle
and hoop factory. Over one hundred
residences and innumerable barns and
sheds were destroyed or damaged. The
damage in Norwood and immediate
vicinity is estimated at Sl50,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14

ana New England yard to make up
uaihs, the body Of boy named Rizy,
son OF Professor 7. II. Rizy, was
iound beside the track. II is supposed
that he had gone to sleep under the
cars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGUST II. 1855.
The tobacco market continues du.l and
prices seem lower on all grades. Sscs are
cry much ON retail order. Receipts OF SUM
cured have been quite large and OF brighis
mocerat safes to-day were small Tor all
grades.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14

be held in London in 1886 by . COM
mission of three, appointed by the
President from its members, whose
duty il shall be First, to visit SAID
Exposition. TO carefully take notes anu
gather information from all possible
sources Of all agricultural and mechan-
ical matters, and to report fully on these
subjects. Second, to inquire into and
report upon the progress Of agriculture
in England and upon the Continent.
Third. to aid, SIS far as possible, in the
establishment Of direct trade between
European and Georgian ports.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
PETERSBURG pEANUTMARKET.

~ lbiA'A W. 'iA' AiSl'ht'iFl
AUGUgI l2.-Market very quiet and with
out change. Sales nj &C. for prime: 3Ac.
Tor extra Prime; 3iic. for choice. ard 95c.
for Spanish. Receipts and stock light.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
STATE NEWS NUGGETS
BAND OF THIEVES CAUGHT.

Narrow Essape Of Bishop Wilson from Poison.
sns-Dcssh or rroE,isent CItxen-A Pish
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
Killed on the c,as,.

li,y telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
HARTFORD, CONN, August 3D.
Early this morning, while some ears
were being drawn out Of the New York
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
PEANUT MARKETS.
NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

AUGUST ll.-reanuts are held steadily,
with IA fair business IN progress; quoted at
44aJc. for best hand picked, and 3.aic. for
farmers gTados.-JOurn0i Of Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
CHOLERA'S Fatal RAVAGES.
Progress OF the Disease In siarseiiIes and
Spain.
[By cable to the Dlspatch.l

by cable to the Dlspatch.l
PARIS, August l3.-Reports re-
ceived to-day from Marselles state that
the cholera there has received fresh
impetus, owing to extreme heat; that
the number Of new cases has steadily
increased, and that the disease is unu-
sually fatal in consequence of the heat.
MARsEILLEs, August l3.-There
were thirty-fye deaths from cholera in
this city to-day. Thirteen patients
were admitted to Pharo Hospital, five
Of whom subsequently died.
MADRID, August l3.-There is
great excitement in Seville over the
Government proposal to abolish the
power Of local authorities during the
prevalence Of the cholera, because Of
their inefiiciency in sanitation, and to
itself assume the direction Of the cities
local affairs. The pOpulace are hostile
to the doctors and ayerse to any inter-
ference in family affairs, and thew
strongly support the local authorities.
Great crowds assembled in all the pub
lie places last evening to discuss the
situation. and the civil guard was called
upon to disperse them.
MADRID, August l3.-There were
ABB new cases Of cholera reported
throughout Spain yesterday and l,G4S
deaths from the disease.
DROPPING DEAD IN THE STREETS
OF GRENADA.
MADRID, August l3.-The ravages
Of the cholera in Grenada are horrible.
Scores Of victims of the disease drop
and die in the streets, where, in many
cases, they remain for hours before they
are gathered up at night for hurried and
unceremonial burial in a common
trench.
The people Of Grenada attribute the
visitation of cholera to Divine wrath,
and wear amulets to preserve them from
the disease. The priests and Sisters of
Charity are assiduous night and day in
attending to the wants of the sufferers.
The archbishop has sold his equipages
to obtain funds for the relief of the suf-
fering people and has given his palace
for a hospital.
THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT GUARD
ING AGAINST INFECTION.
ROME, August l3.-The Govern
merit is arranging to convey poor
Italians employed at Marseilles and
along the French coast by rail to Italy,
in order to be able to supervise their
habits and prevent their infection with
cholera.
The Informa newspapep of this city
protests against this action as calculated
to introduce the cholera into Italy, and
insists that poor Italians returning
home from the infected districts Of
France should be compelled to quaran-
tine before being allowed to land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, August lS.-Virg!nis SIS. con-
soiidated. Al: new lO-40s. BAY; new IS
56i,. North Carolina SIS, old, ll2. Bid TO-
daV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, August II. 1885.
SALEs.-l0O Richmond and Danvllle 6's.
1890. at 1O5 1000 Petersburg Cass h at
500; Geo Virginia new IS at 56A, 1000
do. at $50 1000 Richmond and Allegheny
&c Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
GermaDy's Demands Upon Zanzibar.
IRv On HE fn the Danaichl

10y cdDlt 10 inc lilbpdlCu.l
ZANZIBAR, August l2.-The Sultan
of Zanzibar was notified yesterday by
Admiral Paschen, commanding the Ger
man feet here, that unless he complied
within twenty-four hours with Ger
many's preliminary demands concern
ing the possessions claimed in Zanzibar
by German subjects friendly negotia-
lions would be dropped. The Sultan
making no reply to this notice within
the time specified, Admiral Paschen has
moved his squadron up in front of the
Sultan's palace and taken position there.
1t is thought that this demonstration
will have the effect of inducing the Sui
tan TO accede to Germany's demands
for an amicable settlement Of the dis
pute.
BERLIN, August l3.-The Kreuse
ZeitpRg, in an article on the Zanzibar
question, says: The moment has come
to end the intrigues Of Sir John Kirk,
the British Consul-General at Fan
zibar, who is well known for
his anti-German sentiments. The
present friendly relations between
England and Germany will undergo
their first and perhaps decisive test in
Fast Africa. England must remember
that Sir John Kinks attitude may pre-
vent satisfactory understanding.
ZANZIBAR sUCCUMBs.
HAMBURG, August IA private
telegram from Zanzibar states that the
dispute between the Sultan and Ger
many has been adjusted, and that the
Sultan admits Germany's supremacy in
the disputed territory, and promises to
Withdraw hence the Zanzibar troops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14

PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 10. 1855
AnAFNyEn

J.
sun sets.....~.. G59 MOrni ny .............. 7:lO
Hoon sets,....... $3.50 Evening .....~-.... 1886
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST -. 1855
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wysnoioe, Hulphers. New YORK.
merchandise and Passengers, George w.
A Hen s. Co.. agents.
Steamer Pioneer, PanEiil. Philadel phia.
merchandise and passengers j. W. McCar-
rick agent
steamer Ariel. clifford. Norfolk, United
Btatea nan. merchandise, aud passengers,
+ Is. Tatum. agent.
schooner Hattie ". Crowen. Chase, Ken
nebec ice Richmond Ice Company.
Schooner J.. u. bgraham, Mullen, Rock.
land, lime, Robert eudenOurg.
SAILED.
Schooner James Deyeriy, Taylor. Wash
ingtOn. dressed granite, WesthHm Granite
Company, vessel. curtis n lafker.
Schooner MAR and Craumer Budd, Ber-
muda Hundreds. 10 load ralrOad-ties for
Philadelphia; vessel. Curtis a Parker.
PORT OF NEW PORTS NEWS. AUGUST H.
by telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Manhattan. Stevens. West Point.
ana sailed for New York.
SAILED.
steamship KanawDa, Greenwood. New
York.
ftSchOoner william ". Bailey, Longstreet,
New York, coal. chesapeake and OHIO rail-
way.
schooner Luther T. Garrettson, Crawford.
Ailyns Point. Conn, coal. Chesap peak aud
ONO railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14

We quote: Fine, s2.75as3; superine
s3aS3.5O: extra. SO. 75aS4: family, s4.25a
IS patent family, country, s5.25aS5.5O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
LATE WEATHER REPORT.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y ttitsiaph W thc DlspatOh'I
WASHINGTON, August Al A. H.
For the Middle Atlantic States. gene
rally fair ueather, ,cesteriy 'cindS, be-
coming rariable, q slight fall in tenn
peratUre, higher barometer.
For the South atlantic States, local
rams, followed by fair ,ceather, raria-
Die winds, nearly stationary tempera-
tire.
For Richmond and ricinity slightly
cooler, generally fair heather.
The Heather IN Richmond yesterday
was clear in the morning. cloudy and
rainy in the afternoon, and clear at
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14

fftHSoNp, VA, July 2. 1888.
No. 723.
4 for one share OF the capital sto,k ~
the Virginia Fire and Marlue Insurance
company issued February 5. 1885 90 Mar
Raiet 4. Walsh, trcstee FOR John IL Wai.h
Las ecen lcst. inisla'd. or destroyed All
peIsocs aye hsteby warned against hnyi,sr.
tfattns, 81 negotiating for the skjsle. - AZ.
p.isSton has Deep made TO the company "a
isfue new certificate Ia lts plsca.
JOHN IL WALSH.
cetsed 81 : - = 4
DisSsAs q ssesswoas. As,osp,yx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-14
NEW YORK sIrMACMARKEr

AUGUST 11.-QuOted at ssjas90 for Sicily,
and s5OaS55 for ViIgina.-JOujudi u CONF
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26

EOR BRIDGEPORTa and all points on HOU
Il sATONICani NAUGArUca n E,s.
a assi 5an 4 BY "a any East 0
rUHE ERIE RAILWAY; now known nY.TEnS as nthf the
i NEw:YoRK. LAKE s6hb EkiG AND "h'ih'-' NAIL
Aranecmeps Of from Chsmoers, Depot From z'o
m-Dny Es.s sissss9
e g
psmsS s Ss snet aiiss sepna Coaches to Bnao
Ts a5 rails sS M b hr%iion mo- clsTc pns
lanl S rTs % foodS 81 dS4s rs nj and
tsshs, for The wsi 70 s9 nr1r n
q SH0innaa and Chicago
$50 sSpsa Wsss
t,lq s$e lSSc B m mnsS II %ansA1
sGaasy Fssy:Gs s.s s SS% ss S5ss
ss%aGs sG1@y and s' rssrsSn ss ,SlS
ssSs sS ssS s's sas snS Ha$so sa
and rs mdns sundays Si5 $50 1920 iS OsO
@ fs 9s sS9ssys sS S Si snnaa,
gond0n, and Kingston and Montgomery am ssop m
aoshen rs 5:s5 7so 1920 m $3.50 $3.50 A'so $50
Sunday SHs $50 go 1922 9Ios $50 S aso $50
ontario TSs .ls Ns.t And nd
P1S Ses s5t s To- Y 80 ';'s' sunday
sfs ;rs Ss%5
ifSR fSas IiS 10 ias5 70 5fS svery efeSS hour "
Tckets for passage apartments in Drawing Room ana
obtained ana orders Tor Inc
and transfer be left at the Companys oce
Nos 4Ol 9t7. Broadway. 1s7 Westst- NJ Y, NO
Conrt-st. Brooklyn. or a. the Companys Depots . ,,o
trains from tho Vest arrivein New-fork NJ f.o
73O ll2j a m. and 1920 p. N. ,,vx
JOHN n. ABBOTT, Genl Passr Agent New-york.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY:
~ Trains for Englewood Closter Piormont and
Nyack 7. $780, 10 $40 4. $3.50 h4O 64O, oSO p H.
l2miinght Sundays l. a. m, and s:lo p m ,o
Manuel Spring Valley and Monsey7. 10 q IN, Aoo p III
JOHN ~ ABBOTT. Genr Pass'r Agent New.York
WTEST SHORE rOUTE. -
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON kivElt
leave West 42dst Cortlandt ana DosoosscsS'
Chicago 10 a m. .s p IN. Pullman sleepers through
ST Louis. $500, g p. IN. Pullman sleepers
Detroit 10 m, s5:SO, g Pullman sleepers
Suspension Rrdge. Niagara Falls. Buffalo Rochester lV
a. m s5:jO D. Sleeping and Parlor cars through
syracuse. 7:lO. 30 m, $3.50, q IN
Utica 7lO, 10 ll:Do M; '5;5o - D. m - .,o ,,oo
NewDurg Kingston. Catskih Albany ''lV ~ iloo
a 800, $3.50 +Sp
For Montreal and Canada East, 7:l0 a. m; $50 p m o
Hamilton. London, .l0 a m 800. 3 III Ioroato o;'o
sDaiiy Other trains daily except SUNDAY ,
time tables paror or sleeping car
ons or ormaton apply at Offices: Jersey CITY, fen ~ n
Stacn IIobnken l. 3 WashlngtOnst Brooklyn Conrst
36 s5i 046 lao l.323 Broadway. 131 6thave zap ast
l25ih st l5Sl2 Bowery, Penn r. r. stations ioot OF oot
andt and DesbrOses ss and West shore Siatlon ln OF
West 42dst Baggage called for and checked IRON hoteis
and residences Orders be lett at ticket oinces
"a Statest HENRY MoNEII, Gen Iass. Aso
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
Gteamboats a,lo RailroasA


A --STUNINGION LINE. ,.,,,n
N FARES REDUCED FAvORITE W1NTEE fSar EuyrM
Steamers leave from Pier So r. daily eaceps -
n l30 p First-class to Boston, 50. corresponding I"
ne''''' ~ ~ r. w. PorPLE, General Passenger Asena
EALL RIVER LINE FOR sxB BoSI4NR SaI9, RiHNR ANR
sres reduced to points during Winter
powerui steamers PROVIDENCE ana BEtS sE pTEp from
EewYork alternate days 81 o N CONNECTION
6y Annex from Brooklyn and Jersey ya 0iy ~
tickets satcrooms be secured ~ r
andtscke Offices at othce on Pier ~ En- T. T. CONNOR
,-pnrs . rOyFJJ Agts Gen. Pass. A2ent
IOR NEW-HAVEN--Steamers leave IecR ,l TX
sin sg and IL m SgnaaHs aans NoS and East
steamer arrives 10 ve tune and ior esarn e 81 90
AkLgMN MNFwHAvEN M AND IA RTToRp} oI }ssdlst k 81 and
Trains leave Harlem River Statlona % across Harlem River
Tra AvsnSS sIdgs Railroad daily except
sssssss sy grd& & AysPssa a 4S
S4G $40 $40 and soop m ior rS %sp Nest West Chester
Pc Hunts Pcns csssr BIt9w y s% sssnS Ro
pnIhs Manor and & NAM Line Of the
sSss isr sns ~ Macsd ESH' sTos Line and
Yorf fpe Divisions MD a Oonts East
AM. BrsnGnr' ,ar s%a and All sta
tons az daily except MONDAY an ali intermediate sta
tsns At Zoo noon $3.50 the rend Central depot
me af Rochelle with way trans 10 snn Via shore pa
ana stanlf ord ana with express tram 10 nos'"i' '
TFHIGH VALLEY RAILR0AD.-Passenge
II leave depot SSs 3 q G on Eason tom BeSeSs
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= M Tor Easton bethlehem and CoPsyo yo m onnsct sor all
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New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
aurtiou Sales OF Real GstaIS

DICuIpDV UARNETT& g. CO., ,Aictloneers.,
wn sell at auction Thursiay feSraaay R,os,x.v
AZ ~ o'clock a. EhchifT hScnfT TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
By order Of tho Ae!Ts q Gsosee r kGssI' ases~'ea
ear ~ zzpE nnn ne1fR,okDwkY N Choice plot Of land %
UNv st Ia inches with fourstory uouno pttos
feet ~ I!o tSSs ssosorv a brick extension thereon
n Il in The centre Of the finest Class Oh ous
an,s a pivp n,mst naturally increase.
ness ~"o "'"' This SALE Is ABSOLUTE
Va, xrsormation TO particulars appyG. .o~.
FOE 'ni'' Messrs. A. c. KlNasLAND d SONS,
.v...r. VAN soHAIcK, oILLENDER 4 sTR0IBEk
3%,tar1eys Temple Court TO Imam sA New.York
Naps AuctSuosrs ONCE III Ss0savN sAss~~