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The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-11
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

Notice is hereby gwen that the CoPartnership
heretofore existing between the underrigned under
the firm name of Written Mken lie this day dis
firm will be settled by Mr.. Emery Whittcn, and all
bills due payable to him. Mr.. VIII It Is To have
the right to continue the busins in the Of the
old frm but notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern that Mr. Milliken will not claim any in l.
terest said business, and is not to b. liable for any
of The firm debts. EMERY WRITTEN.
M 2. MILLlKEN.
Skowhtgan, Jan. 26th, 1885.
Having this day bought ont my former partner. Mr..
Miiiken hereby give notice that / shall continue
business at the old stand OF Whittier & Miken, I'M
cer the old firm name. Thanking the public for
past favors, hope by strict attention their wants TO
merit continuance Uf the same.
3t4 EMERY WRITTEN.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-11

On and altar Monday, Oct soth, 1884, Trains will
Paascneer Tram Leaves skowheeau. for all points
west ct % A. Il. Passenger Train Arrives at
okoWhegAn = p. u.
Nixsd Train leaves 6kowhegan at is. +. NJ, and
arrives ct 3, A. n, every morning except Monday
Mail on Ill trains ont and In.
n p, n. mixed train connects 1t Waterville with
evniue MN for Bangor and st. John.
PAYB0N TUCKER, 0en1. Manager.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-11

Johnson's Anodyne Linipient lie one OF the few
really valuable patent medicines which we always
take pleasure in calling attention to- 1t Is both Tor
Internal and external use and Is worth more to u
family than whole medicine chest
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-11
DIR, DAVID
KEN N EDY'S
<NoRM
REM EDY>

For the Cure OF Kidney and Liver Com.
plants, Constipation, and all disorders
arising from an impure state Of the BLOOD.
To women who suffer from any OF the ills pecu-
liar to their sax it is unfsiling friend. All
Druggists. One Dollar bottle, or address d..
David Kennedy, Rondout, N. Y.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-11

An actress had such a sore throat In Chicago that
her doctor said she could not act until her back
salary WAS paid
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-11

coDpostor in this Office set up "the feast CT tn
pen icost 80 that 1t read 1.-THE feet on the petcoat
Funeral ~ morrow aitu noon.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-11

Costiyeness can 90 permanently cured by the u
OF Bakers Mandrake Bitters.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-11

My Daughter and myself great sufferers from
Catarrh, have been cured by Ely's Cream Balm. My
ol smell restored and health greatly improved
L. NJ Stanley, Merchant Ithaca. n. Y. Easy to use.
Price 20 cents.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-11

every mother should have Arnica & Oil Liniment
always In the house In OF accident from burns.
scads or bruises.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-23
BraksmsE's Convention

The rational convention OF the Broth
erhoot Of Railroad Brakemea Of The
western hemisphere. viii be held in Bur,
Ington, Iowa, commencing October 20.
and lasting eight days.
The Island diyisioa No. 30, which has
Al members, with W J. Quinn, master;
Louis Notes, vice master; 5. J Flanni>
gan, secretary; Henry \. Kobe, Treas
urer, and John Rude, chaplain, will be
represented by two delegates, and several
other members will attend. The presi>
dent, secretary and treasurer reside in
Davenport, the vice president in Moline
and the chaplain in Rock Island,
1t is expected that one hundred aud
seventy-fve lodges will be represented
by delegates. and that with invited
guests, members of other railroad organ
cations, etc, there will be fully five hun
bred strangers in attendance upon the
convention. The opening exercises will
be held in the opera house October 20
and the people will be invited to attend
them The railroad boys in Burlington
are making careful and extended arrange
ments for the reception of their expected
guests, and there is no doubt but that
they will be royalty entertained
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-23
RASMUSSEN'S CARD.

In calling attention to the fact that and edecor
Studio making not only the complete but the
est in this vicinity We also wish to call attention dipav m
Photographic work all recently produced and containing manv nova
pleasing positions and effects of light and shadow
16x20 We assured by old and
tent critics that is BY far the finest display made cv d.
artistic success ag que Tue 1sct mat We make greater
excel than underse and bring experience
gathered from II Of continuous service avng begun our p
graphic boy 1857 since which lo
months either by sickness vacaton long enables M
appreciate the importance Of scenic effects in Photo our
is fitted with accessories consisting stone wall by
ustrades stone and rustic bridges and fences boat rocks
le staways and variety of
chairs table what the Chicago Bureau
equaled gallery this vicinity butWe plainly say (an
matter easily demonstated) that gallery this oneha NJ
Instruments don't boast that they bought
sale and used By predecessors for years cyTR On
instruments the latest improved makes containing Others
Nogander Enscope and Dmyer Instantaneous Lenses THE
CELEBRATED LENSES GALLERY
pleased patron the best advertisement
the advertisement by the excellence of work In order
satisfactory results patron given show Of four n
ues different positions and all of these proofs shown should
Improvements suggest themselves resngs will gladly
charge Gallery 18th and 2nd
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-23
THE DAILY ARGUS.
THURSDAY. JULY %. 1855.
Briefs

Briefs.
Excursion tonight.
Money 10 iOan-22S Main street, Day-
export. Iowa
Moonlight excursion down the river
tonight.
d.. ). W. Stark, Dentist, 1922 Second
venue. divr.
Advertise in the haIf-cent>a> word col
mn Of the ARGUS. 1t will pay you.
DR.. McCandless, dentist, corner Third
venue and Twentieth street. IT
Mrs. t. F. Cary left this morning for
Peoria on a trip connected with her EN-,
bordering business. She will be absent
sever al weeks.
Get your awnings, tents, wagon COW
ers, ETC., of g. H. Young III Main ST.
Davenport, Iowa apll5dtf
Grand moonlight excursion this even,
ing. Boat starts at : o'clock. Music by
Bleuers band. Tickets 50 cents. Re.
freshments on boat.
Mr. James Baker leaves this evening
for Canon City, Colorado. where some o:
his children reside and where he Ia.
property interest. He iatead, to remain
there,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-23
Growing Weak er Hourly.

Mt. MAcGREGoR y Y, July % Il p. II.
There Is no Improvement in Gen Grants
condition He grows weaker hourly. A
few moments previous to the sending oil
this dispatch he took up hi, writing pad and
attempted to write, but only succeeded in
getting down the date, being apparently too
feeble to proceed further
LATER -Gen. Grant slipped httls nour-
ishment at 2:31 o'clock AMI -eemed TO fee
the good effects Of it. There has teen nc
material change in his condition, however
since the morning.
LATER-3 ?. m. -There has been no change
In the generals condition up to this hour
He is still kept in the darkensd parlor with
constant watch upon him DR.. Shrady
and l. S Grant, Jr., are coming this after
noon with DR.. Sanis by special train. They
are expected to arrive before O'Clock.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-23

Nj McGEEG0R. y Y, July 22-Gsa.
Grants condition t-i. Il 7ruing Is no worse
than II wa, last night bat hardly better.
Mrs Grant, Col Grant, Dr. Douglas and
the nurse were ct his side ali night tanning
him At abcu. a m be No
toned for lamp. which was
brought him. an then lie wrote a
note, occupying fully i've mnrras. The
note was addressed . Dr.. Douglas and
signsi, bur with u attempting . read it
the doctor Lanisi it u Col Grant, the
family having expressed wish 70 keep
possession OK everything be writes. The
colonel read tie note, KEEP It, contents TO
him,ell, tr.lsi 1t NJ. s1I plt it in his
pocket After that tEs general sat half
doing Until isy.i-l
Tle doctor a. ) o'clock ta.e-raplei Dr.
Saals, not IA tie hope O. obtaining any as
sl,talce bar tat nothing mg Z Z. omitted
IN t-= last hours Two hours ll-zT -us an
syyer came tat Dr.. sand, LaI ..artei for
Mt Gr5reg r.
Dr. Douglas trist {. give the general
uour s-Gl=l.- early til; morning. Tue gen
eral sxlIs--sl a de-ira for food. but mis-
throat refused 10 ac-. The f01i Eyval from
the mouth as fat @. be tried TO
swallow. After tl:s ac-4mp-. aud while
tie doctor wa, at breakfast tls general
reused sufficiently u Ia. q Jew swG.I VS.
and then sank back IN bis chair TIE Rev.
DR. Newman, VIII has been with him two
hours this morning, SAID al Ia;3J o'clock on
leaving him that he wa extremely weak
and could not then swallow. yet he did not
wholly despair. DR.. Douglas has no hope
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-23
The Number System

Although no official notice has been re-
ceived to that effect, it is generally con-
coded that the telephone number system
has been abolished, so far as compulsion
is concerned. When the collections were
made few'days since. the patrons were
given to understand that they might call
in any way that was most convenient to
themselves, although the number arrange
ment was the preference with the compaS
ny. 1t is believed thht the Central Union
has succumbed to the demands of patrons
in Rock Island, and that this is an indi-
rec; way Of resembling the diabolical rule
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-23
RESULT OF RECKLESSNESS.
4 Careless Driver Causes a Wrel
Near the Government Bridge.--
Narrow Escape.

st about AS yesterday afternoon, &
number Of carriages and bugges, and Of
nj descriptions. were waiting at the south
end Of The bridge for the draw to close
Tney were In order Of their approach and
quite line Of vehicles had gathered, con
tanning people returning home from the
regatta. A train had approached the
bridge, which caused alarm among the
horses, and some Of them became almost
unmanageable Just at this instant, a
light one horse wagon from this city,
came dsshing along at furious speed.
On the drivers seat were two men from
this city. On the side Of the wagon was
the name, collins & Co." builders.
Instead of Stacking his speed or at
tempting to avoid contact with the other
vehicles the driver Of the wagon drove
rapidly ahead and collided with Dr. Hills
vehicle. which was upturned and the
frightened occupants precipitated to the
ground The animals reared and plunged
and struck the vehicle directly in front Of
them. which was occupied by Mr. Chas
L. Putnam, another gentleman, and Mrs
Kirby, Of Jacksonville, Ill, q sister Of
Mrs. Putnam. Mr. Putnam carriage was
upturned but sustained nc damage, and
none Of the occupants, who were thrown
to the ground were injured save Mrs.
Kirby, who sprained her left arm. Dr.
Hills carriage was badly wrecked The
left wheels were broken and the vehicle
generally demolished The ladies who
occupied it were uninjured but were ap.
probably frightened and excited, as
might he expected 1t was remarkable
that there was no serious injury to per
son or loss Of life, which is miraculous
when the surrounding and attending cir
cHm5tances are taken into consideration.
Investigation revealed the fact that the
men on the wagon were John Lahey and
Richard Jones, employees of Mr.. Collins,
in this city, who were working at Daven-
port. and later in the evening a guard on
the island arrested Lahey. Lahey said
this morning that the horse he was driv,
ing is little fiery anyhow, and the cars
alarmed the animal to such an extent that
it became uncomfortable. He attempted
70 avoid the mishap.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-23
BIOGRAPHICAL.

Ulysses Simpson Grant was born al
Point Pleasant, Ohio, April eth, 1922
His ancestors were Scotch. In 1928 his
parents removed to the village Of George,
town, Ohio, where his boyhoOd was passed.
He entered West Point military academy
in 1889, appointed by the Hon. Thomas
L. Hamer, member Of congress. His
name originally was Hiram Ulysses, but
the appointment was bluuderingly made
outfor Ulysses ). and SO it mas remained.
The study in which he showed most pro-
ficiency during his course at the academy
was mathematics. He graduated in 1913,
ranking 21st in class Of 50, and was
made brevet second lieutenant Of in
fantry and attached as a supernumerary
lieutenant to the 4th regiment, which was
stationed on the Missouri frontier. In
the summer of 1916 the regiment was
ordered to Texas to join the army
Of Gen. Taylor On September 81,
Grant was commissioned full lieutenant
He first saw b!oodshed at Palo Alto,
May s, 1876, and took part also in the
. battles Of Reseca de la Palma and Mon
terey, and the siege Of Vera Cruz. In
Auril, 1S47, he was made qusrtermaster
Of his regiment, out still participated in
all active operations, and after the battle
of Molino del Pey, Sept $, 1547, he was
appointed on the field first lieutenant
for bis gallantry. In his report Of the Dat.
tie of Chap2ltepec, Sept. -, lS47, Col
Garland, commanding the first brigade,
said: The rear of the enemy had made
stand behind bIeastwork, from which
they were driven by detatchments of the
I'd artillery under Capt. Brooks, and the
4th infantry under Lieut.. Grant. sup,
ported by other regiments of the division
after sharp conflict. | must not omi
to call attention to Lieut. Grant, 4th in
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-23
THE NEWS IN THE CITY.

Although the sad tiiings have been ex>
pected at any time tor the past two or
three months, when the news did come
it was none the less difficult to realize.
People seemed to have disposition to
discredit the report-certainly there was
no desire to- When later bulletin cou-
frmed the first dispatch, general gloom
prevailed over the city; the bells in the
church spires pealed forth mournful
sounds, the flag on the court house was
lowered to half mast, and the new county
building draped in mourning. The Har-
per house displayed the national colors at
half mast with streamer of black above
them Emblems Of mourning were hung
on many Of the business houses and
dwellings; the ferry Spencer run up her
Tag 10 half mast, and tokens Of mourn
ing nation We seen on all sides.
Commander Bowman has called a
meeting Of Butord Post for this evening
to take suitable action
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-23
He Passes to his Long
Home Surrounded
by his Family.
CATER Lies Fitful Fe-
yer he Sleeps Well"
Sketch Of his Life, Sick
ness and Account of
his Death.
SUMMONED FROM EARTH.
TOLL, TOLL ZEE BELLS

Nh. NcGREGoR, July 23.-LSpeciall =
General Grant died at 7;15 this morning.
He was unconscious Tor several hours
and suffered little at dissolution. Mucous
gathered on his lungs, and he did no
have the strength 10 throw j. Of. Hi
family were all present at his dea,h-bed
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-23

Z, ". Hurst represents the leading
American and Foreign Insurance Co.'S 4.
Policies carefully written at current rates.
Agency established 1874. Office over
Rock Island National Bank
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-23
McIntire & Co.,

Will place on their counters
MONDAY MORNING, June p, a
fine line of Summer Silks in de-
sirable shades at the very low
coSt of
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-23

New and elegant line of Lawn.
just opened in new and desla
BILE colorings.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. Il.
- - NEW-JERsEY CENTRAL DIyISI9yy,,

4 NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DINISloN,
TIM TARtE1TAEING IFFEGT OF pa;Ls l2 iS85 6ro,,
TGE RoI, RHaAP66LP,i4& De \, & SnI m o 4cS Sg so &
1870 1900 D. SUNDAYS At 400 s'45a m o;So A-'o'
Drc at waynq Junction FOR GermsntG%n on and and
Chestnut Ill at to.nmba-avr tof NahayuhN Coh'no'
IoSSn eSd %S!'toTR on ali Day Trains SLEEPING
ReSs SH caS@ piiiTI8DELpHIA Yutn and Green st
R@ STNDAf s$9@ NJ 5S l2;0o p In M Th7i ,G ,aG5 and
For 20 e. ATE3 vE9AH L a. AMI II renn
For IWIiiGiIAMspoRT.- sUN9URY. dJ.EEwISSBUGG and
For HARRISBURG at 400 10 - a. m 1900 lSo' i;oo'
rcr iao 5'5 s, iIl3 l3o q + % M loo i'so
For stH%NT6S s{3 $;2 p y y. ZOO s.sam
TOO 40 S45 5:4j p. m. sundays at 530p. IN
For For az NJ 10 I4S 545 L. m lOO 1880 345,
rdr df 3ETiI !Tiq RrEM. ALLENTOWN and MAUcn cHyYE
1T 200 ZOO $40 l0) lSo, $40 S:l9 p H. s'Hy
For E&sfoN at AGO. TO s.45 i,oo l:8r ZAP 400
For IiIGm BKiDGE BRA"cn at AGO. $40 a. H. 4'oo
Fdr IMIvcruT 700 s45 a. m., l.OO l3o, 400. 4;So
s.a,, r51 D. m sundays l;3O p. NJ. - ,os, ,,.,.o
For a3MEHy5 IA a. 4o2 G o. V So Co., bsS oS
G:36 90 7:3i $40. 1882 Sundays AGO. 500 a. H.
For 5G az os 81 o osc go 1873 SIS
pm. p n sandays 100 so5 siJ a. M, 1900 m, 1870 4'oo
For SiU IGN Bg%Nch gV 6EAN GROVE So AM rail- e
DAYS except ocean Grove at 800 3 A. an mo .oo soo
For FREEHOLD at $40. llNO H. M o'oV' ''V'' ''V WV
y. m. ,ro ,..2O
$40 q. m. laO Oh 80 p. M. - 49,, , n,rncvroS a.
For ATLANTIC CITY NINELAND ana bhIb"EANN" "
4:3O a. III, Loo y. H.
NFw.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. =, No,th River. via sandy Hook. ,,
For H&HaD3fNdHM3 fdM3 RyEh and BARNEGAT up
tcEets can be procured ~ foot OF LberYst Per 40 3
North Niyer: -. 2o7. 2j7. 26l. ISL eil ah1 l2I3
nTooiwov G5l T37 ard 40 Bh.avc. Kivlngtou'sI ~
- IL and rs Grecnvchst lob, 2OS East y IN 1852
400 B,wrrv and principal hotels in New-fork ciyl ~
Brookyn at 4 tourt,t. lG7 Broadway; sas So0 fut
2Tg Manhattan In hobUkcn, "a NAsilAS
,n ar = 4 transfer OmpanY Will call for and check bag
Gave ron Lo,els residence To destination >.coc,,
J. T. WOOI IrkN, =, -. ~, n - ~. ~ IA ot
General Manager cen. faoS Hhu tVS CT ~
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
iDDN Nd Nv ANlA l'-AA
On and after october II. lsS.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
leave NcwYork. Desbro scs and Coutandt street
Ferries asfOllOws: W.. --,.,, r,,,,r,, palace
ors attached 9 g. IN, q, and p ID. ully sew ~ slu
Cbiclco Limited Of larlor, Dining smoking ana NIeePnS
Unts ~ - a. NJ 1ork Haycn a. m r. m: Cory and Erie
~ ~ m connecting at Cory for rtusville. petroleum
Centre and the OH Regions e., r,u.o, yvasbiratou
of Pniimtn aace Cars. daily except SunhaY
NJ p3ye " sIncton 4U5 p. regular at 8 20 = ann
ana H. m s:i0 and p N ann II night Sunday oIo
a. m. 3: 80 an p m. ant g.; night -
For NtlaItIc City except Sunity = III,
Tor tauC MAY except sunday. ll:Io D. ~ s,a,,o,e
s Branch bay eal Junction and ntermeaate ssS.ioS ~
- i9'Vny anl AnoOY. m, ~ nOon' o;9U p.
va va q n n, ana % IN do stop az As0niy farK
For Gi point and Norfolk. via NewI ork r,, @
or,t Eailroad G.. a n. week days ana p M t'vlJ
t,g. via baltimore aud Bay Line $40 NJ week aay
p"ais of Vroolyu Annex connect with az trouSu o.,
Of Jersey CIV arording speedy and meet transfer i
Proc 1lyn ~ wei O ,,.an n ~, az and
aSb n M daily From Washington ara balthnore;; 81
Il % 40 2:9I $50 $40 aad 1903 p m SUNDAY az
"a m 500 92O 1905 p NJ Frln P6l9dSl Pnia PS 0' 90 59
= oIJ G.{b iU4O 1i:JO Ia; &o = ~ ,:,5V,
600 go 72O, $50. 92D S5, l9 M apm % on a5S
S,naa 800. t::O 7o5 sos Il:3j a. m' 3.-O o-o 0''&
IN.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20

nrcss trl,rs leave New YORK via Dcsbroses and Cart.
G. .H 720. s. , 8 C!1caro LGitei and 10, tW2shmgtoa
Iricti II ii 10 a. NJ l, $40. TO- a. TO- o o. l. ana
m Vgrj - n,pbt Sufdavs 6l5. - Limited. and 10
y '1 4 10 : g. / and . =. m. and - MI ~, = ,
1f. wing New daily except SUNDAY az ;-O ~ anu
IIna NJ J. . l. ; and p IN, and Il p NJ. on sundays
connect ct Trenton Tor Camden. .-., ,,,u.,.,.A,.
Ietirnng trains Broad street station PhnelPhla
TS0i $ji AZ 3 s4b 30. Z. o. $50 $50, H. and 81
II iu'trd r Tprcss i ana 4j0 p M l244 t. o. D.
S36-7iO 7i0 and plG D. m on SUNDAY, l2Ol, SO; 81
~ gao e M l2iI. $50 Limited, $50, !;lO. I4U
p n Leave Philadelphia Camden a. m daily except
$40 42j and Ql4 Broadway. Astov House
and loot OF Uc,bo.s's ami Con tan sss Coults anu
Trrr,lvn Annex station foot OF Fulton9t, BIo0Nyni
Rn,,hs Hotel Hoboken station. Jersey ity Emigrht
I,tLct on q 80 y Battery place and Castle Garden
m. Now.Yors Transfer CON any VIII can Tor Rhl eoSA
bagcqge from 10; els 8ui residences. o
CHARLES f. PUGH, J.: W. NCO
General M.uas,r. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
Ocean Steamers.

~ IIN ERPOOL AND QUEENSToWN SERVICE q
cry on RO NJ E..... sails Wednesday. oct q, p d
Cabin passa &c $50 and upwarcs secont.c ASS $50
GLASGOW SEK\ ICE VIA LONDON Derry
ClRCASsIA oct "a, a. M. FukNESSI \. NOV; q ga n
ETHIOPIA oct 81, II a. ANCH DRlA, Nov. u. 3pn
Cabin passage $50 10 $50. Second class $50
steerage outward $50 preoadsl3.
BoHLus Green, New.York. :
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
NFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
INVEST SHORE RAILWAY.

ruE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR
THE WEST sHoRE R0UTE is ALING TIE WEST
TIORE OF THE WORLD-FAMED HUDSON ,RtEER,
iRQUND FOOTHILLS OF CAIShILL MOU NIAiNS;
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF The
On ana after Oct.4 1885. trains will leave West 42dst
All trains leave from new downtown station foot Of Jays
North River 20 minutes earlier than from loot Oh west
Detroit and Chicago 'lOlO a. m., 900, $40 p m Pull
81 "sEtI fouls .C0G $40 D. m. Pullm an sleepers
Buffalo Rochester, 7:2O 'lUlO a. M 'o'VV, 'oiVP III
sUspenson Bridge Niagara Falls. -l0l0a M 'GOO $40
Utica and Syracuse 79O 'lOlo 1928 m. '6OO' $40
pHahland Pokeepsie Catskill, '7:2O, -lOlo ll25
HNnUr, Kingston Saugcrtes and Albany, 1920, '10l0
,i.1b n M 3:S5. 900, 4s:fO, sll4O p M
saGa9ga, wa aS"Gy sIS ynsd East 72o 4 % m Zoo m
Hamilton London 'lO:lO IN, $500, 'o'lOp. n Toronto
.i0IG AM mSI STJ t&a5s SdRiiV N ~ except sunday.
Far tjcket time tables paror OF sleeping car & @
ons or information apply at onee' mooohoI NJ PnI,n al
st.; brooklyn, Conr ST Annex H sSs S5l 9Is 40 iS5
roadway 7S7 6th.ave, l46 East l23th1st lSS Bower
and Vest shore stations foot Of Tos, tzds ss1 iSpt &
hotels ana ''S"eh'e' HENRY MoNErr
General Passenger A6cnt
WICKFQRD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW.
Trains leave Grand Central Depot via NewHav0n Railroad
daily except sunday,
AtSam Due IN Newport atl2;oVp M
ID awing Wexford JunctIonl.
AL p IN Due in Newport at 7:?O p N; ~; ,o., s,o.,
e. Newport Express drawing cars TO Wickforu Scan
-, boat Landlngl.
DAILY
InEIinoRE WARREN. saD'A
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
,CIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMpANTS

DAUIFIC MAIL SIEANNHI UUMF hNLnSS
L LINE FOR CALIFORNIA. sANDWICli ISLAEStySS
JAPAN, CHINA, NEW.ZEALAND AUSTRALIA, CSat
TkAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEAICO,
From NewYOrk pier foot Canal st, n.
For saa Francisco Via the Istrlus OF Panama
ACAPULCO sails TUESDAY. oct 90, noon, -,
Connecting for Central and south America and Mexeo
From francisco. lst snd Brannsns,s, \
For China and Japan, =
CITY OF RIO DE JANElRO sails Saturday, oct. ST. ~
For HONOLULU. NEWZEALAN 4 aud AU SriLtLlA'
AUSTRALIA sails SATURDAY. Oct. -. \. nj,
arrival OF London mails al san Francisco ,,-i
For freight passage Bnd beneAl formation apply az"
panys Office on the pier. loot Canal-st, ". H.
TO THE PUBLIC.
1he ONCE Department having announced that ~
made gcments satisfactory tO itself Tor the c)nyey
O. all outward bound foreign uans. and no arIln
sying been made the department with the Paee sss
steamship Company. ths company hereby gives Io.o
and after the Isl OF October mex, 1t win not receive on
Of its letters except su'n :.
destined for countries with which the company
tTacted mails and except sIch A.
the cargo on board WHICH latter If marked on SO
BUSINESS" or "COSsIGNEE'S LETTERS" VIII Ve y
cc!yed urstamped and duly forwarded. ,...,,,s /
Ii. J. BULLAY, superhtehea, ISSst3
NEw.YOgK, Sept. II. 1855, e. N. - - -
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
THE BAY LINE

THE NEW LINE
\ A .. 49,. - - BETWEEN
Nb"-i ORk, PHILADELPHIA. NORFOLK OID POINT
,uo,,n. .COMFoHr AND THE SOUTH.
% hOUKs FASTER THAN ANY OTT Err ROUTB
Inc New York. Philadelphia & Norfolk Haifrad Companv
nov runs tast Day and light Express New YORK
anu cape Charles Trains leave
Rtilroad 20 NJ week days and u n daily arriving Old
fyiht comfort PIP D. m week ana a. m day: Nor
W K p p "a ana vl5 a m Sleeping through from ew
Out change Tickets parorcar sleeping be r can
be secured tany Ticket Office OF the Pennsyvana Railroad
company. X Is. COOKE. GenI Paes. and Ereight Apent
IL W. DUNNE, Superintendent '"~ ,e"