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A good story Ia told about OK Prosi-
dents Hayes and Arthur when they
attended tho Grant funeral in Now
Iofk. Tho carriage con;Aining the
Two ex-presldenta was jus5 opposite
tho Twenty-third strse. entrance of
tho Fifth av0nue hote,, where they
vera four long hours waiting for the
procession to move. General Arthur,
who usually eats "A light breakfast, be-
coming hungry, called to the carriage
an attendant VINO stood ~ the hotel
door, and asked him 20 bring
y couple OF sandwiches. In
few minutes u waitor appeared
with u tray on which ho carried
home sandwiches, neatly covered with
a napkin. In tho center OF tho tray,
however, was IA bottle OF claret which
stond bolt upright In ful law of the
u ousands of people who thronged tho
Sidewalks and r0sdways near by.
General Arthur told tho waiter 10
tako tho claret back, saying TO sena-
tor Henderson, Of Nebraska, who was
leaning over tho carriage door talking
with tho distinguished occupants of
tho vohiclo, "Probably thu claret il
supoffluous, NJ General Hayes has up-
doubtedlv q flask in his POCKET" "No,"
said General Hayes, WITH u twinkle In
his eye, "since sold my saloon In
Omaha l no longer carry "a flask. -
lCleavoland Leader.
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Calvert

CALVERT, Sept. l2,-[Spaelall-A,
t. Wilson, sho,iit OF kaufman county,
left this mornlng With prisoner by
the name o! Carver, who is supposed
to DO the party that hired horse from
cue OF the livery stables a. kaufman
some Time ago, and forgot 20 return
him. Carver CHAINS nv iEnot tho uaan
aud says he viii Do abba to prove his
innOcense.
On yesterday fesight brakesmau,
commonly known as "Shorty," had
one finger brokon and one badly
mashed while coupling cars. rhe
wound is very painful,
but with care he viii not loso any OF
his fingers.
). ID. brennan, father Of J. II. Dron-
nan, departed this life to.dsy, after an
illness OF several weeks. He was one
OF tue first settlers in this coun ty, an,
bis death will bs greatly lamented by
his numerous friends and acuuaint.
ances. The family have the sympa.
thy OF the entire community in their
sad loss.
-Four hundred and ton bales of cot.
ton wore shipped yesterday. Ship
ments to date, about 1000.
Business brisk and weather hot.
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Bowie,

BOWIE, Sept. H.-[Special.] Dusty,
blusSery and disagreeable. We have
missed rome fine chances for rain this
week.
Three bales Of cotton were brought
TO market yesterday, Two bales
brought S4 cents per pound.
Some wagons with movers and pros.
pectors ere noticeable on tho street
this morning. Tire stream Of wagons
passing through Bowie, has been
pretty constant for come time past.
II a wonderfully large amount of
business IL notdone hero this fall, il
Will not b9 the fault of tue merchants,
who have, as rule, stocked up hoav lily
for the fall trade.
Mr.. James StalllngE, IT,, son of our
justice, who got seriously hurt by be-
ing thrown on barbed wire fence and
dragged some distance by his horse,
while ON his way to Tnrockmorton
county, some three weeks since, ia
partially recovered from his fearful
wounds and bruises.
Mr.. s. p. Mendez, representing the
Eagle and Phenix Mile, at Columbus,
Georgia, with headquarters at Dallas,
Is doing our town to-day.
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PALESTINE, Sept. l2.-ISpecial. l.
The action of the Knights of Labor in
boycotting the Advocate newspaper
mas been generally condemned by
nearly all classes of citizens, creating
open indignation in many quarters.
Tae Advocate is not on salo at either
OF the bookstores, as the newsdealers
were forced either TO give up handling
tho paper or lose the patronage OF the
boycotters, who are 800 strong. Il is
not known what course the proprietors
OF the Advocate viii take in the mat,
ter. The paper has never made any
war on the Knights, neither here nor
ABROAD, and the action OF tho knights
Is, by a large majority of citizens
thought TO be wholly uDjustiiable.
John Williams, charged with an
attempt TO rape white lady last
week, and who was wounded while
attempting to escape, has been trans
ferred to Rusk, Cherokee county, for
safe keeping. IL is believed that the
intention 10 mob Williams, who is re-
covering from his wounds, has long
since been abandoned, aud tho ne
cessity for moving him to Rusk is no,
exactly clear.
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MARSHALL, Sept. l2.-[Special, The
excitement In regard to tho unfortu-
nate kiiiingof w. Il, Ramsey by John
Crown, has, IN a great manner, sub
sided.
Joseph Slater, the dairyman, died
suddenly on his farm yesterday. He
came amongst us several years ago,
poor and friendless, BY perseverance,
aud industry ho had secured good
farm, and was on the high road to for.
tune, when he was suddenly called to
bis reward.
Vice President Huntsele and Mana
Cor Lloyd are IN Whltssboro locating
depot grounds for tho Marshall Il
Northwestern railroad.
The cotton worm rs destroying the
top crop, while the sharp-aho0ter5 are
gottinS in their work on tho lower
bolls, much to tho disgust Of tho
planter.
An unusual number of dsnths hes
occurred in tho city during the past
week.
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GALVESTON, Sept. Il, - special. -
Tho Sunday-cloSiug ordinance, re-
Gently passed by the city council and
approved by Mayor Fulton, goes into
effect Tomorrow, and the police de-
pa rtment declare that they will
rig Idly enforce tho law. Tho ordi-
ma nee provides for the general closing
oil all places of business
between tho hours of 0 u,
m. and 4 .p.. M, and flxos tho
fine. for violation of the or nance at
not less than $50 nor more than $50 for
each offense. Drug stores, under
taker8 establishments, loo vendors,
newspaper and telegraph offices are
alone excepted from the enforcement
OF tho now ordinance.
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THE TEXAS KILOGRAMS.
A KILLING AT GAINESVILLE
Criminal Notes From San Antonia-Rich
Mines Discovered Near lei Paso.
Prohibition Notes.-The Sun
day Law at Charlottesville
piorable Accident.
San Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO, Sept. l2.-TSpeciall-
A fight took place last night, on South
Flores street, near the ditch crossing,
between two negro men, one of them
being Henry Skilman, who was for
merry iloat driver. The trouble ia
thought to be- ABOUT q woman. Skill
man cut the other fellow twice with a
kniieT-once i'll the side, under the arm,
ana once in the back. After the cut
ting, which seems to have been done
IN selt-deience, however, Skillmsn
took to his heels and ran away. No
arrests have followed thus far. The
wounded man is not seriously stabbed.
Ihere. was some dissatisfaction
among the employees on the Arkansas
Pass railroad this morning and mild
striKe occurred, This was owing to
the quantity OF food being insufficient,
ana me mon refused to 20 to break
fast. Che matter was specify settled.
however. by Contractor franklin pur-
chasing 30 pounds mora beef.
A Mexican found new trunk early
this morning III the mesquite brush,
near Inc stock pens of The Interne-
tional ~ Grest Northern rail-
way, III the First ward. Ho i'm
medlately notified the nearest Off
Ger, Audreas Brown, living on san
Saba street, who repaired TO the spot
anu carried the trunk and contents
TO the "bat cave" whefs the trunk
was iorced open by Captain Hughes
and the contents examined, They
proved 10 consisa OF matches, brown
cigarette papors, some cheap female
closhing, dresses and gsw-gawe, and u
lettef and envelope was also discOy-
cred, on tho back o' which was tho adj
dress, "Thomas Yillersal, McDade,
IeXas," with phe postlnark from
Boston. A tag was on
the trunk for Mr.. Koenisheinl
the paWnbroEeIH, which would indi-
cate That tho trunk was purchased in
this city and hidden in the brush for no
honest purpose.
a new weekly newspaper is TO pe
started on October 3, IN San Antonio.
which will be called tho "Texas FLEA
ro." 1t Is to DO run on the line OF the
French and English Figaro, and viii
contain spicy local articles.
News from Laredo says: Manuel
Ruiz, wanted here for horse theft, was
arrested here to-day by officer Herrera,
neer tho market place. On tho way
Ruiz jerked loose from the Officer an d
started in o run for the river, pur-
sued by all the Off
GERS in towu, on foot, in
carriages and on horseback. He
reached tho river few moments i'm
advance OF his pursuers, and plung-
ing in near where tho United States
inspectors are 81 sti1ned, succeeded in
reaching the other side, where hs was
received by the plaudlts Of his fellows
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CLEBuRNE, Sept. H. ISpeclal.l -
Charlie Haikor was tried in the county
court to-day, charge with swindling.
IL appears that Haiker was
fined by tho mayor for drunken
ness. He got Mr.. Souther 10
pay the fine, and gave Souther bill
of sale to horse. IL appears that
Haiker bad no horse, and Souther is
short some cash. However, the court,
FOR some cause, found Hsiker "not
guilty."
A thief entered the room Of Mr..
Lesper and Hall last night, and was
searching tor valusbies. Mr.. Leaper
swoko and tho thief decsmped sud
denly. Some articles of jewelry were
takon.
Rsv. b. G. McLsskoy Ia ia the city,
and Will preach at tho Cumberland
church tomorrow.
A boy sold q fHwn 10 Mr.. Tack
Brown to-day. the boys say Zack
was bound 10 hpVa deor.
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Ell PAso, Sept, l2,-LSpocIal.l --Grea,
excitement was oau.od on tho streets,
tonight, over tho report that rich
streak OF orc had been found on the
III PAso mountains, three miles from
this place, py J.. q. Chriss. 1t "
supposed ~ DO an old Spanish mine,
a. tho abatt, when 0leaned out, proved
to to ITO feet deop. Tho ore IN argen
tiierous gslone. Colonel Jay Kelly, an
experienced miner, has been engaged
to make q thorough examination OF
the mine.
The preliminary examination Of Lou
Baxter, charged "a accessory In the
murder Of Mclaughlin, continued to.
day, aud tho prospects, are IL viii, moi
conclude for several daye. The do.
fenso arc making a hard tight for the
release ci the accused, rs she IL the
only eve witness to the shooting, ana
her TESTIMONY world bn decidedly In
favor OF Berfcy The brothers OF Berre,
are taking great Interest In the pro
ceedings. Their feeling over the SAD
analr ID intense, and even the ofliccrt
o. Fort Bliss, who are aiding the
prosecution with extra counsel, ex
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FrOin CIarksyilie.

CLARKsvILLE Sept l2.-lSpecial. l.
Our town was thrown into ter
rible excitement yesterday morning at
the announcement that Charles 4.
Taylor, yoUug lawyer of this town,
had been shet and killed al about 3 Il.
m. Tho facts seem to he about as fol-
lows: Henry Vasey, who was tending
bar for II. L. Norris, end Mr.. Taylor
had exchanged como words of
n trining nature, whom the latter
called upon the colored porter of tho
saloon 10 prepare him n cocktail, and
alter tho same was mixed, Taylor
drant toast to the porter, 10 the Of
feet that the porter was the only
gontloman who had been tending bar
during the night. To this toast Vosey
gave tue lie, aud after an exchange of
afew words Taylor was taken out OF
the saloon. He then promised to let
the matter drop II permitted TO return.
Upon returning no made sudden
break TO get around where Vesey
was, at the same time placing
his hand behind him; whoreupon
Nesey drew a pistol and they both
commenced iirlug. Taylor only fired
two shots, neither OF which took effect.
Tho pistol was one which somo person
had placed behind tho saloon bar for
safe keeping, and which Taylor had,
In the early part of the night, put into
his pocket, Vesey fred live or more
times. Some say his first, and some
say the last, shot killed Taylor, who
was only hit once. The ball struck
him in tho breast and ranged
downward. Mr.. TAYLOR was %
years old, and was q North
CaroliDian by birth. Ho had boon
prscticipg law for about FIVE years,
and was ono Of The sblest men OF hii
age In tue State. Ho was fayorite,
ana WAS generous TO fault. Tho
only thing shat stood in the way o, his
most complete success was that he
would drink too freely at times. He
was u good man, aud peace be to his
ashes. A grand bali was In progress
at tho court house az tho time; this
accounts for tho saloon being opan at
tho time OF tn shooting.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Since the above was in type, and at
avery late hour, a private telegram
was received 10 Tan HERALD Office
from Clnrkesville, In which IL ia
claimed that tho staying of young
Taylor, wRS unwatranted, and further
says "the iacta arc that VeSol had
drawn his pistol, soeing which TAYLOR
attempted 10 draw, when ho was
caught and held, and while 40 held,
was shot aud killed."
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TYLnR, Sept. IL Especial. Tho
Kindred Lodge, a co!ored orgauiza.
ton, celebrated their anniversary bore
to-day by q parade through tho priucl
pal streets. They imported 8 brass
band from one of the country pre-.
cincts and they played al day, much
to the annoyance Of our citizens.
In the district court to-day Jesse
Chiffon, n negro charged with THEFT,
was acuuitted.
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Wentheriord,

WELTuERroRD, Sept. l2,-lSpeciall-
The election on prohibition passed off
quietly. a heavy vote was polled-
l,O3l. Tho following Is the city vote
First Ward-For, 90; against, IFS
Sscond Ward-For, l07; against,
Third Ward-For, l0l; against, 1877.
Fourth Ward-FOr, lO9; against, 100.
Whit went llior prohibition; Aleuo
Is As Tor, and 80 against; Millsap, 30 for,
ana l25 against Other precincts not
heard from, b tn sides claim VIC
tory
The vote on the stock low WIS llght;
not nole TO obtain result.
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Rice

RICE, Sept. IL -[speclal The Kirk.
patrick Presbytory OF tho Cumberland
Presbyterian church Is In session hoic.
Row. j u Groves, of whitney, Is
moderator, an Rev. " J Lackoy. OF
this place, j. clork. Among ibose
present are: Rev q w Basbnm
Peoria; Rov w A Patterson, uillaboro !,
Ray J W Smith, Rev J nj McCar,v'
and w j Wright, Hubbard; Rev j a
Lartoy, Rice; Row A = Henderson.
Enuie; Rev J II Ko,r aud E3 Girls,
man, ID u, Cnrsi ans;J a Ward, ID ID,
Marshall, and RDv S NJ Templeton,
Dallas
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MCKINNEY, Sept. Speciall-
The battle is over, the smoke Ia
cleared way and the whisky men arc
on top-700 of them--and the question
an-absorbing is who did itg Some
say Coke cooked tae goose; sons say
tho Mills ground their grist: some say
thai the doctor physickod them, and
there be even some who say Clay
Mock did it with his little hatche..
But the fact ia the whisky men had
the most votes aud put them where
they would do tho most good-in the
bslIo5 box. Be that az it may, a heavy
vote, about 5000, has boon polled, and
as Sc. John got in tho last election lbs
votes in this county, and tho Repub-
lican vote is 620 in the county, most OF
which il colored, and was cast for
whisky, it will be readily seen that
near 1000 Democratic votes were cast
for local option. The vote for local
option is an increase over the vote
taken three years ago; but it might be
said there Is no material change over
that vote, though at that time nc
iuror5 or cry OF undemocracy was
raised againstit.
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GAINESVILLE, Sept. i2.-lspecial.l =
The returns come in slowly. Gaines.
Vile cast 1877 votes, giving n majority
OF 25s against prohibition. Nothing
definite can DO learned from the coun-
try precincts. Unofficial returns re-
coived indicate that tho race In neck
and neck, with chances In favor of pro-
hibition. Considerable excitement
preyajls,
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MANUFACTURERS or
Mems and Boys Fine and Medium Boots
and shoes,

SOUTH ARLINGTON, MAssACH UsETTs
We invite attention to the eb,yc chi ;.
our cal,, Channel Screw, OPP
Boot. IL Is made solid III
solo and Sole Leather Box
break down or skin the 10
Cali Skin and the Upper Mt
We make them Cali Legas well ~ Opern.
This style OF Box Toes has been expcri-
mcnted upor, and developed by us for the
past ton years; u liz the most desirable and
perfect hitting Box Toe boot In America.
None genuine unless arm name stamped
Ing dealers:
Leon Kahn, Dallas.
Thompson Bros, Dallas,
Block Bros. Dallas.
John Achenback, Mt. Ayers, Houston
Hammersmitb, Bolton.
Malone, Nc Henry 4 Beckham, Lampasas
~. III. shcrburnc. Dcnlson.
Young Bros, Waco
q, Couch, II. Rooster, Brenhani
Durham 4 Patty, Hillsboro.
Wells ~ Morris, Ennis.
q, x. sullivan 4 Co. d, san Antonio.
NJ Barnes q Co.. Alvarado.
Cole Bros brynn.
a. VI. Wofshnm = Bro Grccnyillc
J.. 7. sullivan 4 Co, Coislcana,
q, j. Greed. Mckinney.
J: : Iaylor& Co, A6llcuc.
u. Nlcno, Tyler.
II. l. Smith & Co, Iongviow
VI e. Alexander, nonham.
:, M Hamilton, Paris
ncltbur ugh HEX Rockdale.
Ruhey & Co., Gainesville.
Mpckolroy 4 MOrtin, Terrell.
schwyor n Co +, sherman,
]. a. Hahn & Co., Denton,
y, Z. Evans Co, Fort Worth,
Nnmncs. Siurais = Co. ravlcr
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AUSTIN, Sept. l2.-ESpecial. l-R. o.
w. McManus, an old Texas veteran,
died in Liberty county few days ago
His remains have boon brought here
and will DO interred in the State ceme-
terry.
Values in Angelina county do
creased $4,000.
Dick, the alleged wife murderer,
had haboas corpus hearing before
Judge Wilson this afternoon, and 1t
Is more than probable his bond will DO
materially reduced.
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RolIon.

Bolton, Sept. l2,-[Special. l-Belton
still leads as e. cotton market-l, 346
bales received this week; 2,l4S bales
since tho season began. We have a
large number Of buyers, and our mar
ket is unsurpassed, the highest prices
always ruling and, with the compress,
the smaller neighboring towns are lott
in tho cold.
Judge Blackburn arrived Friday to
close up tho business Of the district
court. DO Is still in very feeble health.
Kew. w. X. Maxwell is slowly re-
covering from his recent severe illness.
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gentlemen.
Lieutenant Davis, with his band of
Indian scouts, left Fort Bliss last
night, en- route TO Fort Bowie.
Tbs city council last night ordered
the marshal 10 close the opium dens,
whlch are very numerous in this city,
and are visited by a large number OF
people.
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lady, was shot and killed by the dis
charge of pistol in the hands OF her
little brother, & boy OF 7 yeArs. Tho
ball entered the child's head lust
above the right eye, passing into the
brain, and in one hour the little one
was - corpse. Both children were
playing In the house, and as there was
no Que else present, it is nct known
how tho tragedy occurred.
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VAN ALsrvSE, sept, ls.--tspsclal. l..
At tho local option election In this
town, iOo votes were pollod for pre-
hibition, sndoo against. From present
Information prohibition has carried In
this precinct by considerable ma
,rity. The antis were apathctic and
did not poll their iu strength.
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RANGER, Sept l2.-[Special. Tho
local option election passed of quietly
al this place, with the following ro-
suit; For prohibition, 81; against pro-
hioition, 70, E,stlsud and Cisco both
gave small majority agaiuSt pro-
htbltion. Exact figures not obtaingblo
AZ this hour. This p5etty nOar assures
the deiest of the movement IN tho
county, as tho other precincts will not
DO likely to change II much, Tho vote
Is vory close VI any rate.
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DENrsoS, Sept. la.-TSpecial. RE.
turns from all precincts in show pro.
hibition defeated nv about 400 major
IVY; about 600 votes poilei. Il IL
believed the county will give q msjor-
ity " 1000 ags,ns'. The election was
strongly contested.
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Mr., Ed. MoCsrty, representing the
Kansas City Distillery company, was
in the city to-day.
Mr.. J. ID. Hodges, the gontlemanly
advance agent OF Max Thomas Opera
company, Ia in the city to-day.
ARRIVALS AT MANSION HOTEL,
Frank Houston, Terrell; A b Leach,
Milsn, tennessee; w A Evans, South
Carolina; TT Lorey, Montreal, Kansas;
= 9 Anderson, Cleburne;l j Alcott,
Dallas; 9 Warmer, Roanoke; q
Mcfarland, Aledo; IL II johnson, G al
vsston; w II Ford, City; II j Loyney,
Kansas; ID Hodges, Dallas; II Ham,
ilton, Decatur; NJ L Wilbur, Dallas:
James Nj Thompson, Pearsall; w Al
borDour, Decatur; II Turk. Hlllsboro;
Miss Annie Spur, WmM Evans, City;
Y ID Goodenough, Decatur; G l. Collins,
Little Rock; Bony Tucker, City; j
elisha, Decatur.
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Waco.

WACO, Sept. ll.--[Spoclal. w. II.
orman, who killed Bud Hughston,
worked until 5o'olock this afternoon to
make his bond, $4,000, amt succeeded.
1t was generally supposed no could do
1t much easier.
jenkins, the man buried In tho well
aud rescued yesterday, is doing very
we'll to-day.
Total receipts of cotton to date, 1900
balaH.
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Csmanche.

CoMAscns, Sept. i2.-ISpsoial. IAN
awful AMI deplorable accident oc.
CURED i've miles east Of Csmauche
Thursday svcaipg. The little e-year.
old daughter OF Mrs. Mornss, q widow
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MiLLsAr, Aug. i2.-tsrsclal. l-Eloc-
ton In this precinct mo. 81, Parker
county, was 40 follows: Fur prohIb.-
ton, %: against, rs.
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ourip's cArKRs.

Professor Alexander Hogg has re-
turned from an extended trip to New
york. Ann Atbor, Boston aud other
cities OF the East. AT Ann Atbor he
sttenueu Q meeting OF tho Am erican
association for the advAnceme nt OF
SCIENCE, 81 which he IL a member.
rfoiestor hcRs 10 tho only member Of
nus sssnci .ii,n In the state, except
Hon. L; z. Fisher, OF Galveston. P,o
Iessor n0es len hts dau shter al school
a. ~ sale college, near Boston.
NJ 0soree By rncs one OF che clever
~ neW.oepef men In the State, and
na.iine IRON Dallas, wss in the city
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EST YOGI BAKING POWDER TODAY
rr,nss ADVERTISED rs absolutely rrrs
CCotuT<ArN AMMONIA

rWE TEeri
Place csn ton down o. be- s.frs fihe.tsa ,Nr
.moys the saver and mall Asssi siiI 40. IL II
uirod 10 detcet the presonco OF ammsAa.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-11
ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

THE POPULAR and ONLY ROUTE for viewing the
famous Islands tho st Lawrence only DAILY limo 70
Alex apdria Bay and ONLY hne connecting with FIRSr
CLASS steamers which the finest meals served
ROME, WATERFOWL AND oGDENsBURG RAIL
ROAD
SHORT ROUTE. QUICK TINE. STEEL RAIL
N. Y CENTRAL SLEEPING CAR co.'s NEW AND
ELEGANT SLEEPING AND PARL0R CARS.
Trains leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. wa ROME. foe
DAILY Ills p m. daily except Saturday and 1880 n.
daily except sunday oswEGo and way 1880 q M daily
except Sunday 0;l6 p m. and illo m daily oxcept
and lll6 D. m. daily except saturday.
CAPE VINCENT DAILY except sunday. wArERTowN
DAILY. and OGDENsBURa aaily except Saturday
lllo D. M sleeping Car to ALBANY. PARLoR CAR,
ALBANY THROUGH to CAPE VINCENT.
i0,y0 q m arrives ST. LAWRENCE RIVER @<op n.
; View Of brilliantly lighted islands by night
, On arrival Of al trains ct CAPE VINCENT tho NEW
FAST STEAMER "sT. LAwRENCE." and the steamer
,.MAup" leave for CLAYTON. ROUND ISLAND
THOUSAND ISLAND PARK and ALEXANDRIA BAY
and for KINGSTON. ONT
THE ST. LAWRENCE connects at Aloxsndris nay with
steamer for MONTREAL every morning Sunday.
delightful Of only two hours from Cape Vincent =
Alexandria Bay.
Through ucxeu for sale at all Ncwyork Central uckes
Offices In NewY ork and Brooklyn Cali address W. \
nULL ct ofncc Of Company, 10 Pnest. for "Toarisee
GUIDE Thousand Issnds and Niagara HsA" Mailed nss
WE. PARSONS. H n pRrTToN.
0on'l Pass Agent -.- 0on'l AanassA~