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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

WAsasSeroS, D. @, June 25, 1885. 5
DEAR HuRERT:-1cannot make you CO..
lsctor Of the Port Of New York. You
know why. Those Pablie Works con.
tracts have an ill.smelling odor, and you
az politician. But II you viii grease a
business man will Try TO swallow him.
Yous GRoyER.
Hubert 0. ThoRpson, NaS York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

BnR 10 mind that the administration
il getting ready to carry New York on the
reform issue. Therefore the sdministra-
ton stands The Blear-Eyed Goddess on
her great American head, SO that her
tears may not have far to fall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

s4S FRAScisco, CAL, June 29.-The
Supreme Court ts,dRy rendered q decision
intbe celel rated Hlll-shaond divorce case,
denying the plaintiffs motion to dismiss
the appeal and staying altptoesedings for
the payment Of counsel fees and alimony
pending the appeal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

TKEsroS. oxr., June 29,-A fire broke
out in the Landsdowne rollerskatirg rink
to-day aud spread to the opposite side o;
the Istreet, almost totally destroying the
block Of stores bounded by Fort ATelling.
ton, Murphy and Elgin streets. The total
loss Is estimated at S75. 600. Insured for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

"Iao, but return. This days work
shall breed prescription on your heads.
L,ok to your hearths, my lords, for there
heacetorth shall sit for household gods
shapes hot from Tartarus. ."-DirtcsoP Of
IL: lGa BarehGrd, nth Acknowledgements 70
CSialiSs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

0rR Democratic friends needn't be SO
unhappy because the Third Party in West
Virginia isn't bigger than a minute.
Fourth Of July approaches, and they
may bind up their wounds with Jefer-
sonian simplicity and picnic lemonade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

TnAslynchers believe tnat prevention
isbetter than cure. Therefore they string
up yOungstsr who was in danger Of be-
coming horse-tbiet. The wretched youth
is SNOW beyond temptstion-"s sale, }" as one
might say, "on the ever green Shore"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30
rAM,taNY,s pLIenr.
Ths Administration oigi0g lhat Body Moth.
5 Inc l,,,, Hxxs.t yYoFtls s -

Ing bat Sweet Words.
NEw YoRK, June 29.-Thersis gen.
orally accepted opinion expressed on all
sides that President Cleyeland's Custom
House appointments have gone long
way toward settling the question Of
Democratic candidate for Governor here
next tall. Ex.Atayor Edward Cooper,
who, with Hubert o. Thompson, shares
the victory Of these appointments. it Is
well known, was candidate under GER
tain contingencies for this Office when the
unknown ex-AIayor OF Buffalo was chosen.
Cooper was Mayor Of New York about six
years ago, and though he is friend Of the
County Democracy, he was fortunate in
managing his affairs so as not to pasticu.
larly offend Tammany. He gave them
few layors, but he never broke faith with
them, and they always knew that Cooper
would do exactly as he said.
So far Tammany has been entirely
passed over by Cleveland, and there are
now but two good appointments left.
These are for United States District Attor.
ney and Marshal. II neither OF these fall
TO Tammany Hall q howl OF disappoint.
ment will 20 up that will probably tindits
echo in November next. The Tammany
leaders have recommended ex.Lieutenant
Governor Dorsheimer for District Attor-
ney. There Is growing feeling, how
ever, among the nembers Of the organiEa.
ton that 1t will get nothing more substan.
tial from the Administration than sweet
words. John Kelly has steadily refused
to recommend any one for appointment
He holds that Tammany Hall Is entitled
to certain amount OF recognition from
Cleveland, and q decent sense
Of selt.respsct should compel the orsanizs-
ton to wait until 1t has received an init
nation that its deserts will be favorabIy
considered before signiiying whom i'll
wishes appointed. " i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

BRuNsw1cE, MAINE, June Pa party
Of six Young men nleftthe Garnett House
for sail yesterday. When near Bath
their boat was struck by a Equall and mp
set. N. w. Gavin, assistant postmaster
here, and B. "a. Lincoln; were drowned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

TAxxAxY has been known to defeat a
Dsn,ocratic nominee for Governor of New
York. This is not to be mistaken for
prophecy, which may go wrong. It is
history, whichis always right.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

THE Collector Of the Port Of New York
vet 3 $4,000 year-halt as much again as
a cabinet ofEicer-and doesn'. have to put
on an ' style. Buthis heart is expected to
beat rarr tine to his native land.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

Alter General Logan had concluded,
speeches were made by x.Goveral Long,
ex-C Collector Beard, Senator Hoar, ex-
Governor Bowen and Henry Cabot Lodge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

BuFFno, n. Y June 90 Six hundred
wheellnen from al over the country have
engaged hotel accommodations for the
meet Of the League Of American Wheel-
men here on Friday, and many moie'are
aY6eelSd 3 IT, > -. p =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

Now IT is said that Keiley's wife is not a
lewess. Tie essential fact remains that
Eeiley doesn't know the "wah is over.
That's what's burning into the American
conscience.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

LIMA, June 29.-The funeral Of the late
United States Minister Phelps took place
on Saturday. 1t was Ia accordance with
the high position Of the deceased gentle-
man, and was attended by all the Minis
ters Of State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

rn,- ,sIDted man St. John will endorse
AN t"Hr rsDture tho Third Party in West
W. v,,s;oia' ST. JOHN Is still doing business
,,bs old stand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

,,v7riIa EScEE rss ms to b. the only re- IRspGe2-
TSE ,-,.r IN the state not more or ItS AZ
go ~ pSii tits 5caiEOEy.-Wti:4 DaE0sFG.
TINE But we have corns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

Now clmes the voice of Democratic
couuaining from the Republican county
Of Preston. Reform moves with leaden
beeI--they want it to strike with iron
hand
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

MIS- SWEET continues to like her Office
I'M we'll to resign. The next notification
t,,n,he Pension Bureau will be addressed
ps 10 Miss Ada Bitter,sweet. She's so tart.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

II has not been al easy matter to cap
.,,e the masked robbers, and Sheriff
E,Ddl,n deserves credit Tor tho precau-
,ion, he took to make the job thorough.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

vr,aman in Texas and you get trial.
p. .u.pec.ed OF stealing a hone and death
ao,a,s ~ swift and terrible. It's apeculiar
rir;Ii.stion, il it be a civilization.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

Covr Of The yictors fear that the spoils
III SSbe bs-wsll, spoilt beyond the saving
'arsr W., Of saltpetEe before they get their
s pa,ss into the meal trough.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

SECRETARY MANNING, Secretary Whit,
nsy and Secretary Bayasd must stop Inn
posing upon the President. They are
staining bis administration and clouding
his horoscope.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

awpoS Inc gods would destroy they
sr, make mad" quotes the Kanawha
c.ag, l,,s referring to the Hampshire
yf.E.n. ~ Yes, fighting mad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

Nov the relic hunters are looking
;roupd to see whether shelley's heart
xw burnt when his body was cremated.
Certainly not. Shelley put his heart in
Ls poetry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30
.,Int,,er and lnnh. proN.nalailil. q

wA4ra9ows, NY, June Gan.
ancqns, Ont, Saturday, the wife Of Or.
Fraleigh, q prominent physieian threw
herself In the river with her babe in her
arms, and both were drowned,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30
ALnlf rate.

J1cksos, Mtss June 29.-Beu Holt
lcolorea) was lynehed- thisyeyening at
Adams, station, this State, by q colored
mob, Tor the murder Of his vile last Mon.
day. w .df *
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

Look at the numbers Of your tickets for
the Chapline street rink prize drawing
and 10 on hand tomorrow night,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

whena negro marries a Caucasian the
Recorder very naturally puts itdoWn in
black and white.-R Rolt9R Ruigd,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

WASHINGTON, D. O., June 29.-Marshal
McAIichael to-day removed a Democratic
subordinate for Offensive pattisanship."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

run srsyIcE REFoRM has retired nom
~ Ssr York Custom House. Present
,.n,ot has no use for it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30
CRIMES i'm TEXAS.
An Rxclr1NG 1YNcnINe PATTY.
rhree Persons strung to the Limb Of a Tree.
whils The Exsea.iensrs Jamp on Their
4 shoulders to shorten their suasFiDss.
Reported Hanging Of Nine Others.

GAINESVILLE, TEx., Juna2 a. Yesterday
the lynching OF FIVE horse thisyesis re,
ported in addition 10 a recent report that
fifteen men had been hanged in two
weeks. Efforts to snbstantiate the Last
mentioned report resulted in positive
proof Of the hanging week ago near
Headtown Of Frank Morgan, Bill Williams
and a boy named Moore. Bill Williams,
a farmer, living near Mud Greek, was sus.
pected and persons were detailed to watch
him, whenit was learned that Williams
had unlayfully taken possession Of an;
other mans horse. Thirty-two deter:
mined men visited his house and arrested
him. Williams babe his family an aaec.
tionate farewell and told them that ii he
did not return In two days they might
know he wss dead. Williams was then
led several miles away into some thick
timber, where they were met by another
party having in charge Frank Morgan and
The boy Moore.
A QUEER VERDICT.
BY unanimous vote the men decided to
hang Williams and Morgan. Some con-
tended that by reason Of the boys youth
it was best to turn him loose with a mod
crate punishment, butt was finally de-
cided as there were great probabilities Of
his bccomipga criminal it was better he
should die. Accordingly all three were
strung up on one limb. Some OF the posse
climbed up on the limb and pressed down
with their feet upon the shoulders OF the
criminals in order that they might die the
quicker. Alter the men were dead they
we're all cut down aud all burned together.
The posse then started onFa man hunt up
the Wschita river, and reports came back
that they captured and lynched nine more
thieves, making a total Of twelve. The
latter report, however lacks confirmation,
and modes OF communication are SO I'M
certain that the facts are hard TO get.
T APrER ANOTHER GANG OF OUTLAWS.
The noted detective Jack Duncan at the
head Of squad Of well armed men, has
gone to the Indian Territory in search Of
the outlaws Jim and Hinkle Lee. He
carries three well trained blood hounds
with him, which he will use when the
trail Is struck. It is learned that three
other fqulds arc also in the field on the
same route.
The Lee boys have long been terrors to
the DelAyen Bend people. For the past
few months they have been lcafng around
that section stealing indiscriminately.
They have repeatedly announced that
they would never surrender, and interest
ing news may be expected from that
quarter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30

ssrr,r7ARY,wutrSErisu'tmnch onnayal
,,ssi,seture, sss but he leads beautiful Ger
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-30
mrsT5TyAIBI1sHED AUGUST "a, 1852.
Gks G4telhgeneess.

ossei So.. 20 and - Fourteenth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-12
AMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-Lieutenant-C Colonel
Leslie smith 20fh Infantry promoted IRON Major, 20
Infantry, has ordered to by telegraph to the
Commanding General Department Of Dakota, for a
-nm Mt to sta Ion. and upon the receipt Ot notice OF
such ASST gument will join the station which he may
e. ASSIGNED. Major mOnd Butter I'd luiautry-(prO-
mOtcd from captain, 9Th IHfaniry)wIll proceed rom
Fort keOgb Montana Territory Van Barracks,
Washington Territory, aud report person TO
the Commanding General Department Of the Columbia,
for assignment u station. The Superintendent Geu-
cral Recruiting Service Will forty six recruits to he
prepared an forwarded under proper charge TO sucE
points ia the Dep lTtuent or the Missouri the Conn
mandlng General of the Department shall designate FOR
ASSIGNMENT 70 the 18th Infantry, and thirty
recruits to Fort Smelling, MIMI
for assignment to the 18th Infantry Tho
leave of absence granted Captain George W. AdaIr
assistant surgeon special orders september IL. 1851
- been extended one month. The leave OF absence
granted First-Lcuien mt Joseph NJ T. PartellO 9Th In
fautry In special orders September ,, lsSJ has breu
extended 10 months with permission u 20 beyond
sea Leave of absence has been granted Captain Will
am Mitchell, 81 Infantry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-12
MUSICAL NOTES.

The first concert OF the Philharmonic Club this
season will take place on October II. Mrs. Anna
Louise Tanner will be the vocalist and Mr. S. H. Mills
will play the pianUforte part OF Bcchovens trio IN T.
fat major Op TO- No 2 The chief feature Of the pro
gramme Will be soXtette composed for the club by
Jadassphn.
Over one hun drei singers were present at tho first
rehearsal of the society of the Novelty Concerts
Mr.. Van der Sucken has appointed Wednesday as the
rehearsal day and from to o. the hour IN which
applications for membership can DC mdue AT inc nan VI
IT. Francis Navior's College.
Miss MedOra Henson will sing at the Academy OF
Music Philadelphia, October Il, at tue Toronto les
tva Oc 30 aud ~, and at the Cleveland festival
NOYember9
Mr. Amberg's opera company will fill tho week with
mus mt the Thaa Theatre. the list being follows
night first appearance this season OF Miss Meierp
"Nanon;" to,morrow evening drst appearance OF Miss
Seliua KrDnOdl, FreiSchutz y; Wednesday ana friday
(drst appearance OF Mr. Ferdinand WachtcD The Pos
uIllOn OF LOiDulntau
"Nanon sti excgts strong attractive force at the
Casino aud MI Aronson has not yet fixed the date OF
the production OF AmOrIth'
Mr. Grau has wisely chosen to repeat " La Femme n
Papa" this and to- morrow evenings and Mann
re lie Nouchc" on Wednesday, evening. In these two
works Madame JuIc has exhibited the most amiabe
sides of her brilliant talent ana given least offence 10
ia" feelings of or people. On Thursday lie GRAND
CasiInir Will he brought forward.
At the first Novelty Concert this lson tho choral
work, will be " Narcssus" by M.sSonet the prologue
to Dudley Bucks Golden Losonl" AMI Brahms :
"Tofcied'
Tho prospectus of tho Philharmonic Society, just is
sied fixes the dates OF the SIX nt the forty
fourth sea .on follows: November H. december u.
January .. FebrIry -. March 10, and
April TO- The public rehcarslIs viii
he on thu preceding FRIDAY afternoons.
Tie orchestra viii number hundred, AMI Miss Maud
P9wc Z. "A y,u X AIUrT.l vi HAST VINO has Lately r.
tnrHe, FROM EurJye VIII appear At the first concert. 81
wLic, TIE progra n'ur Is - follows:
Overture " I,Isv,nthe "-.--....... Weber
~ ,loaic PIo.o ,,,r 20 &c 'halp n'wlArn'd ..rls
> - MSS :5ael
Sor"vlo pncci1s. %. I,.-..--... .-.--... DVnrIk
In the course OF the season Mayer Scr ycpaas SYM
pLouy 0I. 80 ia c minor BERNARD Scho.z's symphony
e. I'll at op. g.. lnI D,orIS's symphony II minor
VIII Dee perforated.
The Newark Harmonic Sosicty ia to be com
graduated on having secured the services OF Dudley
Buck "a conductor p VI Walter Ddmr0ch for the
approaching Tae plan OF concerts for TINS via
ter cout-mpatcs the production OF Ee"tuOycns Choral
Fantasia (Which sonewhIt anbl gaOIsly described IN
the prospectus grand concerto FOR piano solo and
Cliuru, -, KhcnbrrsrrS Ctnfttd " p-gen'urs ana an
Il accompanied hymn ~ Daley Back al tn first CON
cert ia DrCcaIbcT. At the second concert IN January
Verbs itcquIcm will BE- gyel.
The subscriptions for the Thomas popular concerts are
making gratifying progress at tn box Office OF the
Academy OF Music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-12
SwNDLLD BY 4 fURNIrURE SILE>MIE
FORCING NOTES AID GlvI.G THEM To HIS EN-
rLpYIR ~ PLACE or GOOD CHECKS.

FngGI\G NOTES AID GlNI q THEM To HIS I'M
rLoYiR ~ PLACE or GOOD CHECKS
Joseph Meyer, salesman and collector fOr
J,>h Partrld.e furniture dealer, D! No 31S Pear!-St
l. reported to have absconled after Orgluga number OF
uotrs Two weeks ago the customers OF Mr. Partridge
received notices from him asking them 10 forward nj
once A statement oil their accounts. as Meyer was Il
rrger aud thief Il then learned that IN collect
ing bills whom the accounts were paid by check, Meyer
would forge the In or,ement aud collect the money 10
hi, EMPLOYER he gave forced note OF the hrm from
when ne uad ouiane the ruCcN Inc nOeS, Wheh lucy
muturcd wcrot ktu up by VI yer. He was deecte1 py
nj. failure To take up note which Tell cue ana WIS the
discovered To be forced. The total amount s'oci ~
Never Il thought DO abDut $1,000 some OF tn'S
n,r,ry viii ne lost by tho customers and some Dy tue
b. nks that discounted the paper. ,., ,t,
A. one OF the banks Meyer represented MN
,c,,ilrd "a such lie had large dealings with retal!
f,ritIre dealers diSpoSing OF about S3OoOO worth OF
nir- m Newark the course OF year. An most
,f ma victims are Newark dealers. lie reccINrl Iout
,brrks ron f. Rumpo. OF Brooklyn, ana gave MS eM
,Inv,r iour notes signed with ROWbOs name ne
rh,rk, were cascd with the forged Endorsement ht 'h
R,wcry Bank whIca stands the loss CharleS hInh oi
Newark gave Meyer 500 IN cheeks Ihey WeI'lhuol'c
l,v Never and collected ana notes with the loTbeu
a. mir, of Ihrck given to his tmplnltr' A ~.
Nam Horne OF Newark, pant Mei er about Tloo wen
49, rh and Josiah Plrrii 20 received III Heu tn'toi
nn.s IN. three and four months Meyer mas a "ie anu
,l whom he abandoned and It IL believed that lie was
rcumpautcd by young woman living III IdtclSO"' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-12

ALDEN-on the OH inst at New. Haven Conn Dexter
Alden. aget Z
Funeral at New.Iayon on Monday 18th October inst At
2'op m
BANTER At her residence this CITY SATURDAY. Oc;o
Der 10 Ana FAITH log - q q BaNtor aud daugAtcf
the late Benjamin rons, IN the tn year % her age
Fun at the DLIrc Of the tuuunCIIOu, est
l4thst, on tuesday OctO' l3 at JOciJcS u. m.
BRNDY-On Friday. october . a her resIcnc,, III
East -9ti-st LoIst :. Brady II hr5 ia year
Funeral house. fues october l.. II
luteIment ar DInsVltie. y Y
CHADWICK-On saurlly evening, october 10. Of ypho!
Amy layaltIl, daughter ~ tie Rev. James : I'D
jennie h. Chanw.ck aged l. years.
Funeral pryat"
Memorial seryic IT Forry.thrl street NJ T. church he
tween eth aud FRIDAY evening. OCTOBER 49, at
hll,.Ia,t l.
rympe. jr. OF Arxlnder and Lien NJ DATymp.e' aacl
Funeral services at his ate residence - BauSst Tues
day 18th n,t. ut $50 D. n
Please Omt howe $.
FoRBES-At his resideuce North Broad.st. Elizabeth.
J.. uctoJcr l. the Rev. John Murray Forbes d. D ia
the 18th year .. MS axe.
Funeral a. irtulty CDulcn On
day. october a. al " y. n.
HfNRICIiS- FriIy OctoDrS Charles +. \. Hiurc's,
RELATIVES AN friends are inS1teI 10 attend tho funca r)n
hs residence. i29 1ts, south Brooklyn. on Monday
october ~ az DcIOci
Please omit flowers
MACDONALD-On SundlY, October H. at Be l"yile, y j.
Joseph \. IT,, Joseph 4. and Martha Macdonald
Notice Of funeral n reuter-
VIBBAND-I BrooAyn Friday October .. Leanier V.
Relatives friends amly invitot 10 ateli hs
macrl his late rcSl5n;s. No south Elott
IlJce Brojklyn. on Monday october ~, at 4 p M
Please omit lowers.
WASuBURNE-At sing sing y. Y. October H. Of inh.
Jessie d., infant daughter OF simeon and H. Grace
Wlshburu'.
Ever. 1--we. AZ y. m. HOIdlJ.
Train ScwHor~ at returning at II aud 330
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-12
Posi- Dlice Notice,

Letters for foreign countries necIno specially ldr5si
lir If o. KING IA do;nmlnt
specially addressed beng seat oy tao fastest VS.
Foreign for the endnt october II will close
TUE,DAN-At ,:JO a. M for ireland, per A0ys'Gil'
Queenstown detters Tor CRIT Br.an ana ThgI i
$50 D. for ho,liIrls anu Guatemala per :" s. h"I'
wkDNEsDAr-At $50 - IN. for Europe per Ems
VIA southampton Bremen at o3J a N Tor trlAee
direct. per t. Llutsnt va hayre ,iS''ets mus. %
directed per st. laurent at - M Tor lahaiea en-
VA Kingston detters for Mexico must be directed
ruuEsDAY-At 7 l. m. FOR Europe, per Celtic, yis
Queenstown Uotcrs for France Germany, etc. musI be
e ere per s. Ic5sng wa plymouth CLerDoGrs aSd
hsmGrs dS.ters iG Gs A sS S'e EqS'nn
Tor ape lay' anu IT. DO lingo per saxon at ~ m'
at ,. Tor Hcrnuda and TURKS Island, via Bermuda
rppDAi-At ga M for Sc Pierre quelon via HaIitlx,
az $50 p m. FOR spanish Honduras por s. L. h"ard
sAIUkDAY-Ats A. III for Jamaica. Central America aud.
ou.n aclhc pores, per Ealtl dC!den va kings
ucn'J a, $50 m Tor EUROPE, per - Aulani.. VA
wa rs ,nis 81 nj A m for ~cot an1 direcL
Dts Ancho ia via glasgow (lett,rs be oar stsi
per Ehyaiand via Antwerp eTteis AUST be Srcetsi
M RyRa MIA en az az $50 A. o Tor the
Glrect per lie, rlsn via rotterdam .,e,er3 mus y
Islands direct ana and CuricOa Bar
Mails Tor New-lcalani FIJI ami samoan Islands
per s. AGstraia vla san Francisco close mere 20
A a Iiritlnnc with British mails FOR Australia Mais
for the society steamer IVA san frlleisco
close D,lObe. 20 at Mails FOR tle sani oa
Islands MaupOSt NVlS all Francisco close
here at der 20 nc D. M MATS fOr emma ana "a an.
Gaelic (Vil Francisco. close here 20 e.l
be- ~ D. M, Mails Cuba BY rail % Tampa VA,
ana thence by steamer. Key West, Fla, clo'e AZ
THIS Oihce daily at $3.50 a. m.
sThe schedule If closing OF TransPaciio AIMS arr ~
the pEesampuon o. their anin OK ia
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