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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14

DALLAS always takes the lead among
Texas cities, whether It DO In business,
popularity, cold or heat. We always
furnish the best. We get up the cold.
est northors and we present the hottest
days. Day before yesterday was our
masterpiece In heat this summer. II
Is this enterprise that makes us a
Banyan tree among Texas towns.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14
Italy

THE VATICAN ANDrnr IRISH prsuors.
RoMr, Aug. lS,-Archblshop Walsh,
convcrslng with the pope and Cardl.
mails Jaeooini and sauroni, promised
to observe the vatloan's Instructions 70
Irish bishops In regard to their 40
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14

THE State Grange has closed very
successful meeting at Waxahac HE.
The trouble with such orders and or
CARNATIONS is that they "resol;te" too
much. Their determinations and pur.
poses are geuorally wise, but they too
often leave them in the convention
hall. Ono resolution adopted ought
particularly TO be pushed to q full frui.
ton. II was In effect that the srain
growing sections recommend co-opera.
tive elevators and roller mills In each
county where the grain interest ma
turally demands such conveniences.
TUE HERALD has advocated the cc-op.
eratiyO plan among factory and mill
hands, and it approves Of 1t among
grain growers. II will, in time, prob.
ably, DO found that this il tho only
plan to resist and compete with capt
talized monopoly. THE HERALD
wishes the grange success.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14

THE effect OF BEN BUTLER's leader
ship of the Peoples party was strik-
ingly illustrated ut Saratoga on
Wednesday. n national conference
only succeeded in drawing together
about 40 delegates. When only one
half Of party meets under such cir
cunlstauces 1t must DO in a "hard row
of stumDs,u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14

LORD WoLsELEY, our dispatches
say, has been raised TO tho rank of
viscount. Why is this? 1t strikes us
from attention TO the noble lords Gu
reer that IL would have been moro APP
propriste to raise him to tho rank of
fo.aooounf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14

A DEMAND for popular reform or
for the correction Of extorllon or an
abuse, may DO no bigger than mans
hand at first, but IL soon gath ors
strength by agitation until it sweeps
everything before 1t in its resistloss
energy,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14

Come up, PRESIDENT SEELY, of tho
Gull, Colorado d Santa Fe, and wo
will dub your line: Greatest, Cheap
est, Safest, Fastest; and bring the BAL
ance Of Galveston with you. We have
a grand Trunk here, and will store
your effects ON route Tor Sabine.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14

The poor Spaniards may be very
low and ignorant, but they know n
thing or two when they see it. They
don't want the doctors around the
family in cholera. They prefer dying
honestly with the cholera,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14

THE voice of the press is the voice of
the people, and tho voice of the people
Is the decree of Fate. Tho press of the
State, we are pleased and battered TO
note, Is with THE HERALD in It's de-
msnd for cheaper money.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14

WAsuINCroN, Aug. ls,-Tho post
mastor'general appointed William
Dun Hayne, of Bloomington Illinois,
chiei clerk tu First Assistant postmas-
Ter General Stevenson, In the place OF
James II. MARI, transferred 10 another
position. Mr.. Hayno isa lawyer nrd
an Intimate friend of MIR. Stevenson.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14

THE quarantine regulations of our
coast States are, fortunately for us,
now in splendid condition. Tho pes
thence is abroad in the world. Its
wasting at MONDAY. II is invading
all Europe. The price of health with
us is eternal vigilance. Let Texas
guard its own interests. We nave a
splendid quarantine officer in Dr..
SwEARINGEN, and can depend upon
his doing his full duty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14

Tux war RACES between the Western
Union and the Baltimore Il Ohio Tele.
graph companiot. In the meanwhile
we got plenty Of matter at nominal
dgureg,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14

DEAR WALDO: Como up and join
the band, and bring your headquarters
with you.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14

In her pride and progress Dallas only
good naturally laughs, not mocks, at
her rivals.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14
GREATEST BARGAINS
EVER HAD IN SHOES.

WE DO NOT FIND 1T N ECEs-
SARY TO QUOTE PRICES ON THn
LINES OF GOODS NAMED AND
SIMPLY WISH TO REMIND QUIZ,
L EI1ENDS AND CUSTOMERS ITO
GALL ON us, GO THROUGH OTTR,
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. AND
THROUGH OUR SHOE DgPART-
M 1NL, AND YOU WILL BIZ CON-
WINGED BY FINDING T7Hu
QUALITY OF GoODs
a ElFe ON EXHIBITION, AND AT
= EN1OHS THAT WILL SURELY I'M
DUCh YOU TO BUY THEM
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14
Saratoga Races,

SARATOGA, Aug. l3,-The races an
nouncod for to-day woro postponed
until tomorrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14
FRIDAY, AUGUST. Ia. 1885.

THE governor has issued quaran.
tine against Mexico.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14

Every trst-class dealer sells Opora
Pun cigarettes. Avoid injurious lmi
tations.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14

DALLAS is tho best possible locality
for the headquarters OF the Houston &
Texas Central Railroad company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14
AfghaniEtan.

LONDON, Aug. l3.-Rsports are con-
tinually being received here of a great
massing of Afghan troops at Herat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14

Tourlsts' supplies at Trunk Factory,
Henry Pollack q Co., ~ Elm street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-15
TO PHILADELPHIA.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE
10 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON SUN.
DAY STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, lin
NEW.YORK

Express Trans NewYork via pesbroses and Court
GO. 7:2o s. % Chicago Lmitedl and 10 washiugtoa
and m%'sseS n H. and alI night Sundays fSlss
and iOa m: $40 s. q, Z, y and 8 p. m. and ~ night
Trains leaving NewYork daily. except suniy eta and
lilo m "a. 44o and p m connect at Trenton for
Renraina trains leave Broad station Philadelphia
~ Limited Express I:so and 40 p M o 81 ss.
g. 5a5 $50 a m l. 4 (4:5O Lmto d G30 7l0. TAO N.
Leave Philadelphia via Camden. 500 m daily exceps
Ticket Offices $40 and broadway Astor House.
and font OF Desbrosses and Courtandt ss Courtst and
Brooklyn Annex station. foot OF Fulton g. BFooIyni
Ticket ONCE No. g. kattery.pace and Castle Garuen
The ewYork Transfer 60 npany VIII CAL TOT and cneck
basgaaggss p piJW aJ ~ PIN j. R. WOOD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-15
DHILADELPHIA AND READING r. Il.
NEwJERsEY CENTRAL DIVISION

TIME EGSr e HFtEeT NAV 1S
r;5 %a!.ARsHEs$ &c 1sss sssSs SsssS
on all
Rsisrnn 81 leave DEtrHIA Ninth sts
s s9 S iloo o o s stS Fac TSr ana lbG ~
at SID SEQ 800 1880 a. % loo. $50 $40 @oo M
For HAVEN and Pom.
For 'y WifitliAaspoRr,. suNBURY, LEwIsBURo and
rsl SIH1 q. ~ IS s 1872 s TO- 500
pS Ss n iss O. sasdEs Sp mn o 1880 400
For For and & s.S
100 lsl $40. 545p m sundays ct $3.50 D. m.
For For MS loo lso sas $780,
5s ss sS & saScn ssss
ror R ssS at 100 TOO s.ss H. 100 lso So 4oq
For craf h fsI ' BSD S SRASCH 400
TEKMINaroN 100; STA an iOO is0 900 $50
For SSs Sie II spsssy; sS
SJ SJ 6 49, s osa SH =. san sSS 's 49, SO
III rs III sS s 60? Us 49, 81 g. So lsi
SS s s sa o soo so sS m l' io
r; s5S SSfsS SfAs s1Svr Isl exc
1881 anu az $780,
For ATLANTIC CITY, VINELAND and BRIDdEroN -
4.30 o. m. liS0 p. IN.
NGW.JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 8 North River, via sandy HOOK; WON,
For HIGHLANDS. SEABRIGHr aud LONG BRANCHr
s:S0 1915 IN, "a AtSg SUNDAYS s;$Q e M aiRovR
OCEAN beach POINT PLEASANT 40. 1919 e mt
Sas 4,i6 D. M. Sundays, Except ASBURf fAhA ane
vor MFG MIC HiSHLANDs 43o si5, A4s
rJ 3; LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER, BARNEGAT. 4:soA MI
Tickets can be procured Of foot Lbsry':t Pss SSaA
rasavay: $50 Isl and iie 0th-ave kivEgtonst
- iG and li3 Greenwichst; lGs, 2os. hast l2otnst
ial s2 Bowery and principal Hotels In Nsw.York cl
In BROOK yp ccartst; lo1 Srcadwsy, sss S
iIobosa an 15i Wa,hngtonst n. Y: Trlnsor company
viii call check baggage hoa hotels or fesi"enes"
uest nation ~ =, u.Scocv
j. +. WOOTrEN, n ". i ia Tcr.s IT.
a. p BALDWiN, a. q. r Ast, il9 idoert,'s st.. n =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-15
WEST SHORE ROUTE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER.

w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
Tine table IN effect May %. 1888.
All trains leave Cortaudt and DesbrosWs stations -
follows Trains West 42dst ton minutes ate
Detroit and Chicago. 10 a. M $3.50 p N, g p m fn
81. Louis, 1850, Is p. N. Pullman slcepers. .,o
suspension Bridge Niagara Falls budao Rochester. ~
syracuse. 7;lO, 40 a. m; s6:0u. - p. m
Utica, 7:1U. 80. IL q. m; $50. g p. M. .,,n
New0urg Kingston. saugertcs, Catskt, Albany ''AS
40 IL q. MT $50, $3.50. g p.
For Montreal and Canada East lilo $3.50 p M "a
Hamilton. London. 40 $780, . y m Toronto WV
:baiIy. other trains daily except sunday: ..,,rsa.
For nckets time tables paror or eoepnx car
tons Information, at Offices Jersey CITY f ss&k
St. Xnnea ofdce foot Fuitcn.st; Newyork CITY. ~ &
26l. 3l5 38S $751; 9kB. l,ltO l323 Broadway ISs ~
ave-, l48 East l25th at. 1851 Dowcry, Penn T. n
foot Of Cortandt Desbrosses sta. and WeN snoS
tion l2dst baggage called or 40 cnSSSs
fro hctes and Esidsncoa Orders can DO len o e'S
On and ser Tune 81 Ill trains o. Wet shore R:ixE
run TO and from Uptown station At foot Of West
downtown station foot Of Jy The Jsy.,s sao s xsS
Avenue E,ev.ssa toas Frsstn e SanS q
@ Also oy street cara on West Svss. Wss Se
trains aud annex station foot yufeon,Se
Penn. H. X. Station Jersey CITY, aEv nl AvS ~
40 broadWay. oenesa Sssss q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-15
Ceqal Moiires

WHEREAS, the undersigned, Margaret ::
Solely late OF tie city Of Utica Oneida County n de-
with OF the widow and next Of Kin OF SAID
deceased intends to apply to the Court OF inc
sona OF the 5h dav Of July at
O'clock in the that day. under the provisions OF
section 6G OF the Cole Civil Procedure Of the State OF
New-York. -.
ing claims against said John Soey deceased 70
present the Hon. william b. Bliss Surrogate OF the
County Of Oneida at Office In Rome In said county, on or
befO 70 the I4th day of July. 1885. .-.ura
Dated June 8, 1885. MARGARET {. hObEhLS.
JOSEPH AVERY. attorney, No. 40 Geneseest. Utica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-15
ERIE RAILWAY. now known a. the NEW

FRI. RAILWAY. nov known e the NEW.
Arrangements Of trains fom Chanberssk Depok ma
ct. Ii minutes earlier. =
70 sSna'y su Rsy a.! nP Suio
Coachoe TO Cleveland, Cincinnati and chicago
Issrse or n. ss I Pullman sss sssSs e
ssa :: s.
tn S go saSS ~ nsHss sls Il
ledo 7:S5 Y. eld Indianapolis 1910 Q: n. -,
y fSs Gh: ssg .IG "a ss VS. e.
Rutherford and Pssssc AS sis 72O $50 9y 1000 u
81 sso sS g." s e
Sd ;s$ ss s I'D ss IS! sse sss ;s x
m,dnght Sundays SAs $50 1910 Las $50 7t6 ~
n: is d f;: sS r. sss, g: "a sls g;
%ss 5 'iss am ss ' ssc ~ so io e
sS s sma y mnsrh DAD osSv ioSo ~
'' %srsiot .9 aat 7aS ~ 4,s m Sundays Sis
Newburg and Cornwall TOO m $50 $50 p n. sunday
RondoSt and Kingston and Montgomery en- $500. n
Goshen s:4c 54s 7:so 1920 N. $50 $50 $50 sse
&iddlstovn 1920 n $50 $50 $50 n,
s9nGss s $50 ass "a T.: Sd
ntss;S :'s' :s' a1 '' ss
every fifteen minutes 546 to l0!e eyey thirty
Ss, and 1 M |. sSpnSy "a ana
Sleeping Coaches obtained orders for the checking
and tsnsfcr Of essgage may DO LETT O. the cce
co%rt:t. Brootiyp. Or At The compauys Depot: Nv
Express trains from the West arrive New-York - 7lo
''"o ISfN = RRS,1r cerr psss,r cant r.vvo~S
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riser. Yess.ls ay.f Raaro1fa
NEw-YoRK. Juno Is. 1880.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Hy.,.,-vopH lima n Il

po onton. advanced Is points on largo buying
by Grner and Arnold Mickey Co Gr9ner bS1sht 5ae
General ist OF OPTIONS took IL was SAIL neay Iovu
has some Thought IL was arbitrage trading the Duyins
being done and tho seing in Hayre wmers e,a mo
The receipts Rio bags The ssss mere uiy
ss5a6g6; August 95 d7.O0j September Oo% ooG
tobcr 71oa7l5 November ~, ion FAIR i4b7
bags ex Arvance sold private terms Milo qWcsi ooo
bags Maracab0 sold on private terms -, ,,.,.r,.a
COTTON-sp0t Cotton was quiet nrm am tnn 20,
sales M sSj balea 600 EVENING" including looV ior
eIport and $50 for home consumpcn; deliveries Lloo
bales. . 49,, ...u-,..,, cIa..,ac aton
as follows:
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Mem 1Dubiiedtioms.
IMPORTANT BOOK JUST PUBLISHED.
"BEYOND THE VALLEY"
AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF ANDREW JACKSON

AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF ANDREW JACksoN
DAVIS.
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,.rno,v rrontsp,ece The Valley and the Mountains;
Man buried Ave-Frst Appearance Of the SPIRITS socono
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Mine-Escape Of the Spirits Scene OF Two Deaths Ia
yor uosnitaI How the Spirit Voice Is Heard by tae III
terna E.r. .,. 49,, .na
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thing more timely and important for many years. nc
Of his life is the history Of spirit influenced oy
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and authentic records Of scenes In his private anu
career beginning whore the Magic stan ends ana
his psychological and private experiences "u'"u' Wy
the present day. A.. >,.ro
Eeyond the Valley companion volume TO inc MAs's
staff 1t contains 4O3 pages which parents ana cha'oA
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Address the publishers Of the Farmer OF lAgh" oo
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Tho trade supplied on liberal terms.
LANYARD YALE Races from 1852 to 1882
w Hitchcock with 10 illustrations, and comments
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Ready June Is. 25 cents.
many otner striking features PROS Hitchcock
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INDEX FOR 1884 OF
THE NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE
ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED
Contains also
The Years Record,
Circuit OF the Worlds History.
po,t,cal Activity and Commercial Depression In
The United statcs The CHIEF Events
in the Old World.
with a Table Of Topical Heads
Price so Cents.
THE TRIBUNE,
NEw-YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-15
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after June J, 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains Desbrosses and Courtandt Stress
FeIr1es, follows:
HARRISBURG Ptsburg and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached. m, o. and Q. daily. New York
and Chicago Limited Of Psrlor Dining Smoking and sleep
ing Cars at q. m. every day
Wiamsport Lock Haven, NJ. p M Cory and Erie =
9p connectng at Cory for tusvile Petroleum Con-
Baltimore washington and the South Limited washington
Express Pullman Parlor Cars daily except Sunday lQ
q arrive Washington 400 D. m, regular ct $40. ana
$3.50 $40 and m. and IL night Sunday. 6:l6 q
For Atlantic CITY except Sunday with through carl
For Cape May. except Sunday ] p. m
Long Brancn Bay Head junction and
SUNDAY. and m lido not stop % AseuIy psrk'
For Old Norfolk via New york; Phitelepna an0
Norfolk Railroad $40 q. m days and 8 M every
dav: via Baltimore and Bay Line $40 m week lays: =.
Boats OF BROOKLYN Annex connect with all through trains
Jersey CITY aaording speedy and direct transfer Tor
Trans 2rrives From Pittsburx T. 1880 M e;SS sna
Gas D. m daIly From Washington and Baltimore 0:Zg
q M i,2O $40 $40 $50 500 and 1906 p. M Sunday
$40 30 go 1900 p M From r9 an saS
$50 $40. $40 $50 7:2o; $50 go Pa 1919 2 p,
$40 62O. $685. 500, 0;3J, 1908 q. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-15

STAINED.

Good os an% . k hiSal Maain.
Futures were to points higher pretty free covering
by board traders who alarmed 6y reports
~ Tn,fhern TeY,s Allen schiller and Baum all pouRns
October November December and January nma 10 s te
Sugust Sen enber October. November ana Jahur{ " .
Liant oi about O3O ba es saenger sold July ennn
sold oct ber and December Zerega White were Duyes s
a. also were UentI but only TO moderate cAt1n.
sonnheim bought September but was seller OF ,n co
ronths some who Yesterday buying To-Day incro
cre fnthrr saes OF long cotton sales OF 81 500 Daes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-15
T'HE NEW LINE
NEw.YORK. PHILADELPHIA, MoRToLK OLD PotN9

HOURS FAsTER TiiAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
The Now. York Philadelphia 4 Norfolk railroad Companx
and Cape Charles Trans leave Newi ori Penn
railroad. 6:2O q. ~ week days and daily Arriving ~
leE sssIi1g c.ss shsCgEh f.S% Hs s
cut charge p.rSss ss seats and sleeping he5thS
Company, r, B. COOKE; Genl Pass and Freight Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-15

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY
IN Trains leave from Chanberssf Depot for EneeVSi
Coster Perment and Nyact I. $50 10 m J. 30 IaX
$40 Gao, $50 p. w. 2nhdnight eundays7. n q
Nanret, Spring valley and Monscy 4. loA m. ASoS =
SundayBo O. m. a - -
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Business 9bantes.

VALUABLE BUSINESS FOR SALE:-One
SALE TO party capable q ccnducng nrscass business s
ing made competency wishes TO retire Inc ocason Is 9m
surpassed lease of the property can 90 haa or
oye1s for pa''ca"'' A' BSERaEss 4 GORDON,
Ill Broadway. Yror
RBURGEss CO.. 800 Broad'st. Newark, N. J.
do 0ll0 TO $40, OOO.-Business men with
RSOOO capital can secure an annual income 9 OF or
either salary or percentage over oo
thriving agencies already established x..
THE 4. MANUFACTURING Co.:
~ East 14thst, New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-15

NEWlORk CENIKAL AND HUDsON KlVER NAILIoAD 90,
TREAsURRRs OFFICE
EEw-YoRK, June 4, 1885
A DIVIDEND of four per cent on the carital
~ stock OF the NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
COMPANY Will be PAID by the New-Nork Central and Hnd
River Railroad Company. lessee lander the
OF the contract between tho
onlce the lST DAY or JULY NEXT.
The transfer books will be- closed o'clock
day the 10Th inst and copcned At 10 o'clock july I'd
Inst. l.. V. W. KOSSiIER,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-15
Proposals.

DROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS
QUARTERMASTERS STORES.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTERs OFFIcE,l
HOUeIoN-sT. CORNER GREENE, ,
NEw-YoRK CITY, Juno 10. 1882
SEALED PROPOSALS. In tripcate will be received at
this Office until IL Juno g. 1885 at which time and
place they will be opened Of bidders for supply
Ing and delivering this depot the Quartermases Stores
such Lamps Chmneys lanterns Globes, stationery;
Sheet Zinc Coal DDS Shoves &C. specified on schedule TO
be seen and hsd at this Office.
The Government reserves the right reject all pro-
posa Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals Tor Quar-
terasters Stores" and addressed TO the undersigned
HENRY q. HODGES.
Depot Quartermaster.
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lEW-YoRK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

.
Penn'yivassn ,1 RasSJS fs0s e c0''nd
LEAv, new Ing Nay Nay a. iss3 ,,ro.,
42n. al5. IL q M. l.o. 4, 8. 5'4o p M Sundays. T.
Via Penn syivania Railroad la M. p m; sundays. a.
SIP ii a. M. iSo s.o5' $50 .. $40 p nj Sundays
Via Pennsylvania RllrOid a. IL m. cp mi Sundays
For Rd BaSk philadelphia and Reading Railroad $50
v peSs.y y:ns Raj Rs S T % ~ n $50 m
Fs R sa s T Asa rss
@ h "a nS .opps a. TO or
su SUM so
O. a. = r. h u !. a. IPs4nRR. a.f. K P. RI
NEw-HAvEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
s. apSRGpfRS .P; 81
Tickets sold and baggage checked at s.s Broadway
rsa and 81 ca Brooklyn Excursion 20 and
\ YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through Eiya sa. T saSe a.snd May 1885,
. 900 W. colchester and Montreal express; through
limited Chicago and s. IouI LIE Gn pres
Chicago $50 M. tneinnstI 1855 and 81 Louis 7.o
2 ~. noIt day Through Drawing Room Car to Niagara
Chicago EIDs car: 70 csns i0r
a. M. Western New.Ysrk aud Northern Express with
$50 y. M. Albany Troy. Saratoga and Utica Express
4 y. 10. ACCOMMODATION 20 Albany and Troy; - g.,
sissDrs Fss kasao Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chicago
With 70 Syracuse and to
0l5 D. Pacific Express with sleeping cars ior Rocnos
SA ss daily Saturday saS
li6 D. M light Express with sleeping cars TO Albany and
oy Connects with the morning trains Tor the West and ior
khe North except saturday night ~. ~, ,-...
Green is broadway Harem Depot l2othst and stnave
And Wescotts Express Ohces ParEpl near br1a
Eay 1875 and s43 Broadway AMI o. Nest :nd "a
in drawing sleeping cars can be
procured at any the ticket offices In Nowfork y snas
P 70 cslo for aud checked residence
daily AL UnsTiS as and saa sSs S%sua
ON SUBWAY runs only Albany ana Troy rrNnn,cv
~ General Passenger Agent.
-,ORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
~ TER PoETLAND NE ~ nor,i ~. N1RwISA:
20 North River Of wattssf next pier sboye pes:
brosses street Ferry ats m CITY OF wore ESTE "
Mon%aS wSanssSays and FasS ets ana sssseroos
may at Astor House 28l 8e7 and ep7 Broad
way Windsor Cosmopolitan and arls Hotels 1913 fuoust
| brooklyn. and at Per AZ North River.
| DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
and ns Esss ~ @ 9snS Central hs
D. (parlor car aached) and D. lwlth palace aeep
ing cars sundays at III with palace sIeepng caro-
ears sitachedj y. /. arrives at Newport 72nR m.
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for
PROVIDENCE. WORCESTER and NORTHERN NEW
ENGLAND POINTS
RHODE BLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
will leave Pier 30 N. r. daily except sunday ats p N
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NETWORK, June 3. 1893
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tho FIRST MORTGAGE BONDHOLDEkS
i OF NEw.YoRK. CHICAGO AND 81, LOUIS RAIL
WAY COMPANY ("NlCkBL PLArE'l
Default having been make In the payment OF thc nIrtrt
been given 10 the trustee undor
TIE morgase al proceedings To enforce
ths ights Of the boniiolder The holders OF oncha In
amount of the bonds enuted 10 declare the
whole t1incipsl moneys secured by the whole bkur
az bo1dS tseether with the Interest thereon. due
and payable tpaion Of three months after the de-
in To accomplish this IL IL
necessary onebsf the bonds should be represented
Bondnodes who have already done requestcl TO
their and addresses and the amount OF bonds
held by Comm eo IN order that such proc'.d
inp a. be taken without Delay aud tho
ptipciDaI declared due st the earliest moment
- JOSIAH REIFF, Secretary,
SO BrOadst. Z. v. u. 3.l06.
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L>RlNIIY COLLEGL,
tn. examinations of candidates admission 70 Irlhy
College win be held in NewYork at No. East 4o'nS@'
~ wonaav and tuesday June 90 and 80. at ~ g. IN
For further information apply 10
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S35 West 55th.st New.York.
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