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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
~

NEW 1Okh AND LUNG BhANCH KALI
~ ROAD.
Stations in Pennsyvsnia Railroad foot OF cortlandt
NE"fo Phia, and issaling n. L., foot Liberty. st.
LEAVE NEw.Yo hhK1 TX, escin9 MAY "a. 1881,
For South Amboy Via philadelphia and ReIdng II ilroad
400. $40. II q m l%o !. s. Sa6 p. mi sundays. l.
SAD al
va Penn sylvana Railroad IL m. p Ia; Sundays. a.
For Haswau, via Phadepha and Reading Railroad 4r3o
sib III a. M. l;30 400. 4iS0. D. e'i5 D. smdayA
Via Pennsyivania RaiIoa m. IL M. .. mi sundays
For Rcd Bat Philadelphia and Reading Railroad AGO.
sl0 NJ. lSo !. 43o; 5a5 Sundays, 4. $40 a. m.
VIA Ponnsyvsnia Railroad 0 a m, IL M. S;30. D. MI
sundays, a, N, 6p m.
ro Long baneb ocean Grove Asbury Park Ocean Beach,
SpnG Lake sea Grit Point Pie etc. via Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad 4:S0 $40 q. m 1880 4, 6ib m.
mot stopping at Ocean drove Asbuy Park
6ig6 q M 80
Sundays mot stonns Al ocean GROVE or AsDny fak "a
a r. T. A. p g. X II. II. q. p, A. p. H. r.
-.,URWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, W0RCES-
~ TER PORTLAND NEW-LONDON, NORWICH,
WHITE MOUNTAINS and all points East From Pief
40 North River foot Of Wstt:sf ,neIt per a4sye pss
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays "CJTY on BOSTON,"
Mondays 40 Basdays and Fals Tickets and stseroons
NAV b. 2o7 26 1901 and 051 Broad
way Windsor Cosmopolitan and ors Hotels 1888 fultonst
o'o'S"n' anu ~ '' ~ '''' GEO. W. BRADY. Agent
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pHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.
NhW-J EkSEY &C, Ct NIkAL yISIUyN,

FOOT os LiBERTY.sf NoRTH RIVER
TMh and ma!
Soi ia GD uNpA4 i % lSo SAG so i isc G
At Junction pg and
DRAWTNG.fooM JARS on ell Lay Trains and SLEEPING
RssTnlns ssys PA LApELrEIA Ninth ana Green .t.
suNpAy $500 m $3.50 1900 M Taird and Bsrss ats
For IocK hXveN. fhAEE and pnLIrsBURo Penn.
For &Tii Ill NJ sUxpURY LEwIsBuna and
For az 20 S s45 a. No. oo iSc 4oo
For * 9 al 0 G5 5 5 ? M Oo $780, 4CO
zoo a. AZ i2 7oo s sss o:5S p.m.
For %iikEshARhE and PirTsIoX. y Zoo; s4S a m.
rd , pR ~ 5tS T. Zap 7 Sap s oS0 H.
For For PMIt9 7oc NO. Ss5 % l.OO 1880 ssO 4OO
For r BSFEfTaTkenEN. ALLEN rowS md MAUcH CHUNK
100 ZOO, s45. li0O liSo Sa5. o46 pm Sunday
For EAsfoS ataOo, 700 s;t5 m, 100 1880, s45 400
For nidId BRIDGE BEAScH, at4'es s'i5 a. m.' 400
For FttMINaroN TOO S;!5 a. NJ l'oo l;So. $500. 4so
For sY @ s., sS s sSs AL i'1 400
$50 100. 1880 s6C 1850 p m sundays. 400 500
For a1s an S SIGR5 100 500 TOO 74 $40 ESQ 1873,
p m sundays 900 500. s45 m. 1900 m, 1870 400.
fgr s lo ss n iso 100 ' 5S m SUNDAYS except
For LHKEWo0D TOMS liver and BARN EGAr at 4So.
For ATLANTIC CIfY. VINELAND and BRIDGEroN at
4.3O O. M. lao D. m.
NrW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
TrS sT No NG.H Tir saa a fa DSS SsAScH
4,3O lO;lb am $40. Az sundays J3O o. M
For ELBERON ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE
OCEAN BEACH, POISr PLEASANT Co. lo;i2 q m,
8:i5, Ai46 D. NJ, Sundays. except AsBURY PARK and
For ATLANrIc aIGMLASDs 4so. 1915 m, si5. iao
u. ,.oo. .
Tcksts can be procured at foot Libertyst, Pier No
North river ~ z7, 257 26l 2s5, Isl, ga and LES
Broadway 500, ISL and 40 othsysi RyisssoPstj TO-
10 10 aud lI3 Greenwiohst l6S. 2oS, Fast l2oth-st.
l53 32O Bowery aud principal Hotels In Newfork CITY,
in No C0uIt-st.; l07 BROADWAY SIS, 500
Unit p-st DO $40 Nfanhatan-ave 1sg Atsnicave. In
Hobo en- l54 Washington 81. n. Y. Trlnser Company
Will check fom hotels or residence 10
nest nation u..coc,
j.. f.. WOOrrEN, .. e. HANnoCk.
" General MANAGER Cen. Pass and Ticket Agt
H. p BALDWIN. q. Il. p. Agt- liz Liberty, St, NJ y.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after June J. 1888.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leaye Newyork via Desbrosscs and courandt se
lie mes, foll0ws
HarrlsbuIg Pttsburg with Pm Imam Palace
Cars attached, . m. d, and m. daily. New-YoIk
and hlcago Limited Of Parior Dining, Smoking and sleep
tnx Cara at IN. every day.
Wilamsport Lock Haven, a Cory and Erie NJ
SIP. connecting at Cory for Titusve Petroleum Cen
Ire and the OH regions.
Baltimore washin gton and the Limited Washington
Express OF Pullman Paror Cars daily Sunday 10
arrive Washington 800 2; M regular a. $40 and
$3.50 a. m. $40 and m and IL night sunday. 6:l5
m. $40 and D.. and ~ night
For Atlantic CITY. except Sunday with through carr
For Cape May. except SUNDAY r. m.
Long Eancn Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
va Railway and Amboy. q: m. II uoon 3;,0 p N. On
SUNDAY 0 a m Aud m do not stop &C Asbury PARK
For Old Point and Norfolk ork rhiate phia ana
Mort TX railroad. $50 A. week days and m. every
Gay; va Baltimore and say Line Ss0 P m w.ekaays :.
Jersey CITY anordng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Trans Arrives, From Pittsburz T. g. 1880 e M Cps and
e.35 daily Prom Washin ston and Baltimore 500.
M l:2O $40, 800. $3.50. 500 and 1905 p M Sunday
800 a. m, $40, 500 1905 p. m, From PhiIadei ahiS
$50, $50. $50 e:55. IN $50. $40; e:SS; 1905 m,
and 1920 night Sunday 81 So 800 705 80J. ll35 m.
$40. 620. $685. 500. 1856. 1905 p. m.
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EALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, NEW

EALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, NEW-
a PORT, FALL RIVER FlTcHBURG. LOWELL,
WHITE MouNtAIMS MT DESERT, etc, the well.
New.York daily. SUNDAYS INCLUD DIED. at D. m. from
Pier2S told MOI ~ r. foot Of Murray-st. Connection by
ANNEX Boat from Brooklyn at 1870 jersey City at
pm.
Music board evening the celebrated bands and
orches.r as attached TO steamers
Tickets Sterooms etc. be obtained in NewYOrk at
27 26l 944 gb7 and 1928 Broadway Aston Windsor and
Fifth Avenue Hotels LINE OFFICE PIER 20 ". X. and
OH steamers.
Write Z. o. Box 452 for cory Zip End Of Yankee
Ian " aud i. r. l.. Tours mailed free.
BORDEN & LOWELL. GEO. L. COMMON,
Agents Gen. Pass. Agent.
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1HE NEW LINE
Won, n,,, BErwnER

" -. CoMROHr AND Tin SOUTH oND s''A
The Now York Phiajepha Norfole Railroad Company
noy runs Fast Day and Night express between Newiorh
b barosa 9op a r. VEGA days and daily Old
ss p % and vlS M Sleeping through from New.
est charge paror seats slseping Sorihs oan
be al any Ticket Ccs of the RAILROAD
Company, ~ ~ COOK, Gen1 Pass and FIelxht gont
n WsAuANL. Superintendent ''AA 'AsA~
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW. JERSrv
~ Trains leave from Uhambers Depot for Ene1s>s
Closter Piernent and Nyack $50 10 m, l. $40 M
5:!g Gao. $50 p NJ, IL midnight Sundays T. An ~
Nanret Spring Valley and Monsoy z. ,oA m. A5oh. /.
Sundays g. m
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NTFW-UAVFN STEAMBOAT co IS STEAM

~ ERs. c. H. NoKTHAM AND CONTINENTAL. leave
Peck Slip Pier No % r., at p m and III p m sundays
eped connecting aven with special trains TO-
MEnIDEN, HARTFORD. SPRlNGtIELD. HoLYoKE
&C. Tickets sold and baggage checked az 0it Broadway "
y and Cour-st, Brooklyn Exeurson 70 New.Hsven and
return. 81 ~
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Couuirp j1ropertp fUauteo

FURNISHED HOUSE wanted on Lons
Island for the Must be near me seashSs sdsS
within distance the railway stsaubost SneAs
bed looms required Address stating terms etc om..
BROOKLYN, Bex ~ Tn5ans o"s~
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known az the NEW
~ YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RATLH6xS
Arrangements Of traine nom thambcrsst Depot FrS ~
AT MI liar -. -

4ea RA aES AhI n 1SD kpDwn 4 S
Arrangements Of trains nom thambersst Depot FrcS
ct. 10 minutes earlier
ysm2 sy sn9 snnso
Coaches to Cleveland Cincinnati and CHICAGO
csrse for .s , Pullman s s Espfes cd e
ison ont iosS Detroit nj ssisaa nc; ~ e.
c MI o aoo ccnSset,na r ss
ledo 7:s5 D. m add Edianapo 10 lo:4O q. m. ~ -
Pullman Lag and ad scspns qs sS ws s
Ruiherord and Passsic sls 72o $50 90 loS6s i
midngnt sanaays Sa5 $50 10 70 u Las $50 III ~
1 $ @ go s iSS s so d o2 go 81
midnight Sundays 545 $50 1910 m Lao ESQ 7;45
Nesars and Paterson via Newark e4s $50 10 llso
urday nights only Sundays els M $40 $3.50 m
1880 m and i2 Midnight sundays 5:i5 $50 1920 M ~
Warsies 4:ss go io;Is ams;ls m; Sunday. s;lsa
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery NJ; s:sop. =
Goshen ss45 5:4s 7:so 1920 am $50 $3.50 4.so "a
p NJ, sunday 5:i5 $50 1870 m. $3.50 3 N. ~
SUNDAY S:iS $50 1920 am 600 $50 N. The am -"
$3.50 connect with New ork Ontario and westsrS
hiss1 ss o b aS san ssSp 5 '' 3D.
0i Boats sis2 e ave- isd. NY ss ss 70 es
minutes and Ii:45 M sundays every thirty minnteS
Tickets for passage and apartments In Drawing Room ana
Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders the checking
Mo-. 10: or es7 BrcaSxsy Is7 81 %essst n T., No.
court,.t brooklyn or at the Company. Depss
'''O JOIN n sr ABSo}T cenr p.ssr Agent New.york
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EEw.YoRK June 8. 1885
T'O FIRST MORTGAGE BONbH0LDERs
JOSIAH @. REIFF. Secretary,
SO Bread ST. Il. y. b. 3,105.

;. bAN fnANchcO. June 10, 1888.
THE FATHER DE SMET Consolidated Gold
Mining Co. has declared Dividend ~ OF 20 cents per
shore payable 3Ot inst at the Office OF Ldlw Co. No.
II Waust, Newfork Transfers close on 2Oth inst.
III. DEAR, secretary.
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BROOKLYN Lrouertp for Sale alI % f4

LONG BROOKLYN ELEVATED RAIL
IN ROAD-pesraole plots OF lots for sale ior imp.osss
me q OF Investment KU LAND8 wnITING.o beeknan-ss
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Qeafbfrs.

4 JTUToRS, GOvERNEssES and TEACH
A. xfsn eyesy department. Of art and learning recon-
;Sss o. ssi q SoYSiERE
i Ending, 81 East 17ih-st -----<-,7,,,,,
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN ,y, T rg.a,s as1ss'
"a 1s. ;s,Sii rs sssE
MEXICAN SCHOOL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Az 600 yssSnsils
nss for
a. pVERTIsENENTS FOR THE !, HE TME
n YORK gNG wlL ~ f Broadway corner Thirty
rs unti D. NJ g5s Broa way eetwsea oat Twsn
ss q %o
fouresnt6 100 Tnrd S sSrns and ts OF
FL H. Isl East Onehun up
Third-sve corner E m rn,ns 'roi'"n'' '
D M at regular office rates
INEXPERIENCED lady desires vacation e aa.
IL eagement; English branche s. muse ui""'"e' Wv
dress X. Brooklyn. II. De- Ios. o'o' -------C
I,CuFPNERUORNS Teachers .Agcncy.-Ess,,
NtahI;sssS is55. promptly provides best te,cers io'
private families ssaSG' and CO. eoef si iSSs
ACUERS WANTED.-Ladies: piano ana
dsTGan French and vocal French french
on, German: piano and SINGING; Kinder Earsnef'
ad history and stin natives Gentlemen he mites
Ep copan cassc ,c ep military t,cc. and
n 81 military and natural Y scit P1si hmercan
% SaS for ApP Teachers Agency % Union square
rTEACUERs WANTED.-Lady for vocal m .,
sc gentleman for The Ioresoo Apply to
large Ao""'I LoVELL & Co., l6 Astor lace new orr:
T7FACqFRS WANTED.-A lady who under,
nds ,be onncy system and another who car tesTn
English aaass dT each ing eS forenoon
&?py to L. LOWELL a CO. 10 Astor, race rev" 'o-
WANTED ENG MENTm nIic .na y,oo Gnn
position n fam b55% SnsF e? o RS
ar roo iyn For reference apply TO Nrs' "c'o"""' "
East 20il-st
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EUROPE.

Vacation tours OF 81 weeks and 10 weeks.
All travel and Hotels irstclass COMPANY SELECT
Sailing July l. by the Palati3 Fast OF
Rome Send for circular-free +. TOURJEE Boston.
i|Ok ORIENT. GREENPORT, SHELTER
( ISLAND. SOUTHOLD ard SAG HARBOR-Thr
will leave for above andiny Is from Pier
~ =. H. New York, loot OF Pne-st. TUESDAYS
cave above landings for New-York MONDAYS. wEDNE5
~ =. nj e nnn rcrra % so..A. ~. ~ -
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POPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOK BOSTUN
and tho All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
trains daily sundays exepted TO Boston at M
(parof attaced) and III with palace sleep
ing carsj sundays nc IL with palace sleeping cars
Newport express Central Depot paior
cars attachsd) y. M arrives az Newport 7;2. p "a
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flats ar0 Rooms 10 Get.

ELEGANT APARTMENTS FOR BACH.
IL ELoRs-Fifthave corner OF 42d-st lre-proof build
ing OF AMERICAN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY Finest
ocationin the city.
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llAKLEM RIVER BRANCH

I1AKLEM KT VTK BRANTH
Il L NETWORK. NEW-HAVEN AND HARTFORD r. n.
Trains leave Iiarlm River station lS2dst and
Inconave Third Avenue Eridge Harlem River
ueached by Third Avenue Elevated Railroa daily except
Sundays at 1:45 74j. $780, 1000, 1l:6J M. 2iO 49,
4aO. btO Gao and 500 for Port Norris Casanova
Oak Point Hunts Point. = Farms. Van Nest, West
hester Timpsons Bay hester Pelham Bay CITY
Island. Pelham Manlr and New.Rochele csnnoc ing Ct
New Rochelle with trains for all points the line Of
the New.Norg New.aven and Hartford Raroa I, shore
Line and Air Inc Divisions; Newt anaan. Middetown
Britain sRd Sued Branches aud Boston points
Mfinght for New. Rochelle intermediate sta
at l3sl" IN daily. except Mondays.
Sunday trains for New Rochelle oil sta
ons at 12OU and D3O the latter sctiss
a; Rochelle with raius to Central Depot and
stanford and with express train 10 shore Line
( EHIGH VALLEY RAILR0AD.-Passen go
trains leave depot foot Of Cortandt and Desorosses
at sO M, $40 and p m Tor Easton Bsthlehem.
Allentown Reading. Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre, TOwaHia
Waverv ithaca Geneva Lyons, Buffalo and the West Pull.
nan through coaches daily LEGAL 1t and $40
y IN. Tor Easton, Bethl chem and Coplay.
Inns leaving at g. and 3:4O p m connect fer al
MahOnoy and Hszleton coal regions Sunday traiu
rayes for Mauch Chunk aud Hazieton. s:lu a IN
L. Is. BYINSTON, @. r. A
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PROVIDENCE LINE
fpr

PROVIDENCE LINE
i for
PROVIDENCE WORCESTER and NORTHERN NEW
ENGLAND POINTS
Sreimers
RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
wnleaye Pier 20 N. r.. daily except Sunday ats D. m
Fw PoPPLE General Passenger Agent
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Terms moderate. NJ II. HOBBY. w. l. AKIN frihciphs'
For Young Ladies-City.
MISS REYNOLDS Family and Day School
WI &c West 45th-st. will reopen september 80.
MUSIC, LANGUAGE AND ART.-PIivate
wi end select home Young ladies' uner the and
supervision OF MADAME GIOVANNINI. formerly head
music twelve Rye Seminary Rye, y. y
Highest testimonials for circular 100 East o3ths
For Poth sexes-Citv.
A CHOICE CIRCULARS OF Schools for par
IA ents and guardians Teachers In department.
OF art and learning recommended free OF charge ana
SECOND. hand echool furniture for sale f. MIRIAM COY
RIERE. next Century Buldipgl. 81 East l7th-sL
A RITHMETIC, Bookkeeping, Writing, Cor
"A respondcnee spelling, Photography Typewritlng DAY
Uptown over 3i3 Broadway entrance l07 West Szths
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON SUN
DAY. 8 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, 2IN
NETWORK
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WRIGHTS SUMNER SCHOOL for physical
~ and mental culture; Frenclnan's Island Oneida
Lake; constant care instruction. nine weeks hotel board
bcats tents with fare from New and Tetarn 800 CIR
cuars address J.fRANK WRIGHT, Nj Vernon, ~ Y.
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Gnp l]rOperip manIco.

WANTED.--By q family of three adults, !. :
w ANAL between 23d and 3jth ss and 4th ana oa
ayes Must be rstc every respect with uaex1sy
tionable plumbing kest not above $l,sO0 per annum w
session September l. Address X = ". la.
Tribune Down Town omce
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For Both Sexes-Country.
DOBERT GOLDBECK
Pianist and composer has hs studio at chckering Hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19

TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,
1871 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. June Is. 1886
rNHE DIRECTORS of this company have
directed the OF scrip in accordance with The terms
cent per ann9a % Jgy 1872 1874 on the INCOME AND
The issued 20 the holders
the close Of business 30 1885,
and will be deliverable and after July ~ follow ng
Books for registration and transfer OF these will be
closed from July TO 90 both inclusive
g. T.. SAIrERLEE, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19

TNnE ELMS.-Family and DaySchool forGirls.
No 14l Hieh.st, Springfield Mass. For circulars, ad
eress the Principals. Kisses PORTER oHANPSEY.
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CWARIHMORE COLLEGE.

-
30 Minutes From Broad Street station. Philadelphia
Under the care tfiends, but all others admitted Full
COLLEGE COURSE for BOTH SEXE--Classical, 6cen-
tic ana Literary Aiso9 PREPARATORY SCHOOL, Health
ul locaba large grounds new ana buildings
spparatus For catalogue md full particulars address
EDWARD "A. MAcfLL, A. ~. President
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Doaro an0 Rooms.

CHARMING ROOMS for the Summer for
~ gentlemen OF famiesCaterer 279 lthave., adjoining
Calvary Churgh
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MAXHATTA1 RAILWAY COMPANY.
A TLANTIC and PACIFIC r. r. co.

(Western Division bonds OF that company will be paid on
United STATES TRUST co, 10 wallst New:York
e. s. rUCKERUAN Treas.
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PENNblLFAN AtONfAN1s \
THEAsuEERs OFFICE,
r1TTsBCRG, lRSN.. June !, 1882
PONDS FOR SINKING FUND.
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK.

~ NEWn ohk, June II. 1889.
Mr.. FREDERIC TAYLOR has to-day resigned the Cash
icrHhp Of TINS Bank order 10 IN business
MI Taylor will continue member OF the Board of
MR.. ALFRED IT, TIMPsON, Assistant Cashier who has
been oil with the Bank for egh years has
been appointed Cashier.
MR.. THEODORE r. CUINTARD, Chief A ccOuntant and
twenty-five years the Bank has been appointed
Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19

~ YACk SEMINARY Tor girls; limited nul
IN bers thorough training; delightful home one h'
ron y. Y. Addr..s MS lMO1EN bERrHOLF PrineIp
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-25
Atsemps to wreck a Train.

A colored boy between fifteen and
sixteen years Of age named John
A. Brown, was detected this morn
ing in the act Of attempting to
wreck the A. & E. Railroad train,
by placing Instructions on the track.
For some time past stones, fence
posts and other Instructions have
been found upon the track near Camp
Parole, and Mr.. Edward Tayman the
section foreman Of the road was de-
tailed to watch for the perpetrator,
and caught him in the act Of placing
two large stones, two cross-ties, and
two fence rails on the track near
Best Gate station, about three miles
from Annapolis. He was brought to
the city on the l50 train to-day and
committed to jail by Justice Gassa-
way, until an investigation cal be
made into the affair. He says there
was another party in the affair be-
sides himself, but he made his es-
cape.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-25

Major Sprigg HARDWOOD returned
home last night from Cape May
Mr.. Chas. g Feldmeysr and wife
who have been visiting Oakland, nd.
returned home lest night.
Capt Rams superintendent 81
the Naval Academy returned home
to-day from Warm Springs, Va. The
cadets will be given leave tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. Hopkins for
merly Of this city, are visiting An
napOlis.
Mr.. Clinton S. Wyatt, Of Colds
boro, Nd, and student Of st. Johns
College, i visiting Annapolis.
Miss Grace Hay, one 81 the Bells
Of West Baltimore, il visiting Mr..
VIM. I. Joyce and family near Oden-
ton.
Miss Minnie Whitmarsh, Of West
Baltimore, is visiting Mrs. w r.
Cecil, near Millersville.
T. s. GrOggon. Of Washington, is
stopping at DR.. Moke's, near Gam
brill's Station.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-25
Decline IN Wheat.

Southern wheat declined 2a3 cents
per bushel on the Baltimore Corn and
Flour Exchange yesterday, Fultz
selling at 90 to 81 cents, as against
SO to "a cents on Saturday. Long
berry closed at 90 to 95 cents, as
against 90 to 81 cents on Saturday.
The crop was in sympathy with the
decline in Western wheat on Satur-
day after the Southern market had
closed 1t was mentioned as a trade
incident of note that 10 New York
l60, 900 bushels of wheat were taken
for shipment abroad. The foreign
export demand has fallen off 10 al
most nothing, and the fact that even
100000 bushels was taken for Europe
was thought to be worthy ofcommeat.
A large part Of the Southern wheat
received in Baltimore this summer
has been reshipped 10 New York,
where il has been used 10 mix with
undergrade wheat 70 bring il to the
standard.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-25
LOCAL NEWS.
1870, melons and Sweet Potatoes.

peaches. Melons and Sweet Potatoes.
The business along the Baltimore
wbarvts Yesterday was very brisk.
The receipts of sweet potatoes
amounted to $500 barrels, of which
The Eastern Shore Line boat brought
800 barrels, whilst the rest were
brought up on six sailing vessels
The average price was $2.75 barrel,
thought some very fine potatoes
brough SO. Most of them were ship
ned 10 the West and through Penn
sylyanio. The receipts of peaches
was fair, and the quality good. Red
fruit ranged between IS cents and
II 10, whilst pie fruit was at 55 to
e5 cents. Yellow fruit brought 81 10
a box for very fine fruit, whilst the
choice and good ranged between 81 90
to Sl25. The canteloupes are coming
IL ser, plentifully, aud the supply Of
ordinary stock Is far 10 excess Of the
demand The best brought only one
to three cents, whilst cuttings could
be had for Is cents q basket. The
besi rpnteloupes are used up in the
city markets. Watermelons are also
plentiful, and those arriving are Of
excellent quality. The finest are
worth 10 to 10 cents. aud primes
bring 6 10 8 cents. Culls may be
had al almost any price from a cent
up. The shippers buy up most Of
The prime Georgia melons for the
West, while the round ice-rinds and
Jersey blues go through Pennsylvania
aud the State. Apples arc coming
0 freely, but the quality is said to be
Inferior generally, aud the prices
therefore merely nominal.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-25
Fire In Brooklyn.

Fire was discovered shortly before
one O'clock yesterday in the rear part
Of ALERT Blanchard's store IN Brook.
lyn, Anne Arundel county, q short
distance from the Long Bridge The
FIRE burned quite lively for short time,
aud vas the means of gathering quite
anumher of the folks from the neigh
bOrhood. The men on the scene
worked energetically, hauling and
pouring water in buckets on the
flames, and managed to extinguish it
amer comparatively little damage
bad been done. The building is of
brick, and two stories in height. The
hrst aoor is occupied as . grocery and
general country store by Mr.. Albert
blanchard, and he occupies the second
story with his family as dwelling
The hre originated 10 the rear part Of
The store, and was confined thereto.
The origin is not definitely known,
ous L is thought it was due to the up
setting of a lamp. The loss is esti-
mated at about $500. The FIRE was
put out by the neighbors without an y
hFeapparalus
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-25
recovered His Dog.

A little sen Of Mr. ] r. Magruder
residing on Duke of Gloucester street,
lost very valuable Newfoundland
pup the other day, aud Immediately.
inserted an advertisement Of the loss
Ia The EVENING CAPITAL He IN
formed us this morning the dog was
returned to him yesterday By the
finder seeing the advertisement Ia
the CAPITAL. II will do it every
time if the party is honest.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-25

no you want Boarders
10 yo~ want q situation
10 yo1 want servants or Clerks I
DO you want to Buy Of Rent .
House
DO you want to Buy Horse Or
Carriage9
DO you want to Rent yonr House
or Store
If so, for twenty-five cents we viii
publish four line advertisement one
week ID the DArLY EVENING CAPT.
TAI. Remember, we ask but one
payment Of twenty-five cents Twen-
ty-tve cents viii get you . situation
or what you want. Try It and be
convinced