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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-07
vicc-rres,den, Heudricks's COngrAtu-
TRr teIer-r,ar,r 10 The nisnafch

iby telegraph TO the Dispatcn.]
ALEXANDRIA, VA, November e.
Among the hundreds Of cOngratulstory
dispatches received by Governor-elect
lee was the following from Yics-Presi-
dent Hendricks:
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 4th.
General Faz Lee:
congratulate you and the Virginia
Democrats upon your splendid victory.
7. A. HENDRICKS.
To which General Lee replied
ALEXANDRIA. VA, Nov. 5th.
Tiee-Pyeaasmf Hendricks, hdiaaapo-
las. Ind.
Accept the thanks Of the Virginia
Democrats for your congratulations.
May the spirit Of the Sage Of Monti-
cello watch over the destinies Of VIZ
ginia forever. fITZHUGH LEE.
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The Weather IN Richmond Yesterday
res clear and tr0rm.
Mean temperature...~.......
Flour shipment.

The American schooner Susie 2.
Oliver, $50 tons, Captain J. NJ. Snare,
cleared from Richmond for Bahia Bra
I'll, yesterday, with 300 barrels Of
-four, valued at sl5,9jO, shipped by
the Gallego-Mills Manufacturing Com
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Luigi Bruni, Of New laredo. Mexico,

Luigi Bruni, Of New Laredo, Mexico,
has given to the Prehistoric Elmo
graphic Museum at Rome q collection
Of Mexican antiquities. The Museum
Of the Propaganda has another cOllec-
tion from the missionary SiulisnelIi, TO
whom the Pope lately intrusted let
ter for the Emperor Of China.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-07
Osiciai Investigation Wanted.
NV tala~ru,,h ~ "a. ntur,afnh

WASHINGTON, November Coon
gresham Butterworth and Henry Wise
Garrett, q lawyer of this city, who
were employed as counsel for the sig
nal-seryioe enlisted men recently tried
by court-martial at Fort Myer, called
in person upon the Secretary of War
this morning and submitted to him a
JOINT complaint in writing Of the con-
duct Of the trial and the action Of the
court. They ask that the matter be
officially investigated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-07

givsa. and December hroks OF sxsin - IN
side ngnfes with = few ~ Zee ~ s7.zas< tc-s
sud sio~ed IN the last trading AZ s7,<ae7i1e.
tpesslati0 IN corn wa ices animated, pm
the feeling was generally strung, tlie mss.
D 81 closiBk for tne day soii up 10 the 30
igHses Of Yesterday. Hecsips conftnue
very light ana the wet weather nov pre-
valIing n regarded a. very uBsavorzbie to-
the maturing Of corn Shipping demand
fof rssh continues good. which also aided
10 the firm tone shown Oy the market. Dats
Fuied quiet and hTn. closing easier, bow
ever 90 the afternoon board. frovisioos
were steady and ifm. closing Cor the day ~
Ep advance on yesterday.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE. November a.-Fiour dniL
Wheat stsadief: cash, SIZE. Dec mbcr,
e7lsc. Corn steady No. \, t2@c. fro<i-
siOhs essIer McS- pork-Cesn or Noyefo-
Der fe.32k. iiecemner. Re.41'S. Prime
steam iarA--Tash or November, ss-es.
december 1917. ost< steady: NO. z. ze'so.
NEw YORK CoTTOr FUTukEs.
NEW YoRK. Noven Der e.-CotioD- Net re-
ceipis J ,6es bales. gross rcce p,s. il.t6T
bsieS FUTURES closed quiet: eaios. os 600
bAies: Norefnber 90 22sse2s: Der.
e.. S0at9 81 January, 50 t2sss AZ feoru-
sry ~. ssas0.h5: March. te. oeass o. April,
e. 77ssa. - May, ss.esasa pl; June. tiea
slo.0l; July. t1o.ieasl0.lz; Auguss.
SiO.laafl02l
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CARPETS, RUGS. CURTAINS. dc.

A JENNINGS'S CARPET WARE
IL ROOM. No. 1911 east Main street.
Opened this season 8 full line OF Carpet
Rugs, Mats. &c. OF all grades and styles
Oil. Cloths, Lace and DamRsk Curtains IN
great variety, shades and patterns Cor
nices and Poles Of al styles. Paper Hang
ing OF the latest designs. AL orders promptly
attended 10. oc Is-2m
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Arkansss Rejoicing in VirgtniR's vac
IanA.

Especial telegram 10 the DiaDatch.l
TExARRANA, ARR November
6.-One hundred guns were fired here
tonight in honor Of General Lee and
the Old Dominion. Speaking and bon
fires are the order Of the night.
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Irish Prisoners Left 10 Their Fate.


DUBLIN, November G.-The Earl Of
Carnaryon, Lord-Lieutenant Of ireland.
announces to-day that after the fullest
inquiry into the details and circum-
stances respecting the trial and con-
viction Of the eleven men charged
with conspiracy TO murder William
Z. Smythe. an obnoxious landlord OF
Barbavilla. be is unable to interfere
with the sentences Of the prisoners.
They were convicted, after three trials,
June il, 1854. Five were sentenced
to seven years, and the remainder TO six
and twelve months imprisonment.
While Snythe was returning from
church the party fired from behind
hedge. They missed him, but killed a
sister OF his wife, who sat beside him.
Harrington had secured afiidayits de-
Glazing the prisoners innocent Of the
crime, hence the inquiry.
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Collapse of an Elevator.

BY telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
MANKATo, MINI, November g.
An elevator at this point collapsed this
evening, aad 10000 bushels Of flax
seed are Oh the ground in consequence.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. November g. 1883.
SAIEs-FIRsT BoAED. u 600 North Car
DINA es at iI574. geo DO. AZ ll5a: 30
shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad
stock ~ 81
SECOND BoARD.-l. 900 Georgia Pacific
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The Cholera.

IBy cable TO the Dispatch.l
PARIS, November G.-Twelve cases
Of cholera and one death from the dis
ease were reported to-day from the
hospital al Brest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-07

NOYEMBER 8. 1883.
The market was very duh to-day. Sales
were very few and the attendance on
Change small.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-07
A RIVER HORROR.
TWO STEAMERS COLLIDE.
shewmen and Berses Drowned-A Scene Of
Psnie. Confnann. ana xufiersna.
IBy telegraph to the DispAich.l

hoNnnn aud Hefses DrOwned-A Scene OF
Psnie. Confns,sn. ana xuHersBa.
IBy telegraph TO the Dispaich.l
CINCINNATI, OHIO, November o.
A special from Lawrenceburg to the
Daily Ncus states that between 2 and
3 O'Clock this morning the steamers j..
W. Gsff and Mountain Girl eollided at
Split Rock, two miles from Aurora, and
that the latter vessel sunk, carrying
down with her seen men and between
thirty and forty horses. The Mountain
Girlwas leased by . portion Of John Rob
inson's show. which was travelling as
cheap circus and variety concern. A
performance was given al Lawrence
burg last night and the company were
on their way to Rising Sun at the time
the disaster took place. With the ex-
ceptjon Of the young man named Har-
rel. Of Lawrenceburg, who was con-
nected with the show, the drowned men
were all deck hands.
The collision happened at ] O'Clock
this morning about q mile below Lang
berry, some ten or fifteen miles below
Lawrenceburg, Ind. The Mountain
Girl was chartered to convey q circus
exhibition along the river, and had left
Lswrenceburg with its people, horses,
and circus property after ii O'Clock
last night. Its rext appointment was
at Versy or Rising Sun. The show was
in name Holland d Mcmahon. Captain
ID. L. Thompson, who was IN command
of the Mountain Girl, was at the wheel
when the boat started down the river.
but his mate had the wheel at the time
of the accident, although Captain
Thompson was in the pilot-house.
The Mountain Girl was small
up-river steamer, built for the Big
Sandy trade, and owned by the Big
Sandy Packet Company. She was
valued at from s5, 900 TO $4,000. 1t is
thought she can be easily raised. The
j. W. Gaf was not injured in any way.
She arrived here this morning with the
people belonging to the circus. number
Ing between thirty and forty. Two are
missing--a csnvas-man and lamp
ligbteI-but nobody can tell whether
they were drowned or merely left in the
confusion aboard the Mountain Girl.
The circus-men lost ten valuable trick
horses and a number Of snakes. Their
circus property is nearly al on the boat,
where it will be injured by water.
L0ter.-From the best information
that can be obtained from the circus
people it now appears that John King,
Of Cincinnati, and Richard Harrell, Of
Lawrenceburg, were drowned. Some
Of the men say they saw King In the
water. Nobody can be found who has
seen Barrell, and it is therefore assumed
that be is drowned. Captain Thompson
thinks all Of the steamboats, crew are
safe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-07
Lee IN Washington.

The Washington Star Of yesterday
says GoyernOr-elect Lee, Of Virginia,
arrived in the city this morning, accom-
panied BY his two sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-07
TOO LATE FOR CLAssIfICATIOx.

DICHMOND THEATRE.-TWEN-
IA TY-SECOND SEASON O-NIGHT
end at MATINEE, W. j. Gllmore's Great
Big Company OF Sixty People In the ia
nous spectacle THE DEVILS AUCTION.
CHARLES Il. YALE. sole Manager IN
PRODUCING 3 Famous Premiers, 2 Seconds
"a COryhpees, Startling Specialties, to-
gether with a good Dramatic Caste OF 20
Persons. Rich Costumes, Dazzling Effects.
and Beautiful Scenery. The biggest and
best Spectacular ever presented IN Rich
mond. No advance In prices. Adm lssion
Orchestra 75c.; reserved. 81. Dress-Clreie.
soc. reserved, Toe. Gallery, use. MRtinee
prices as usual. nO7-ltt
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Of 4.24a pupils. The receipts du-
ring the year ending July 3lst last
were slT4,752.5S, and the expenditures
fell short Of that sum only s2s6.S6,
which remained as balance. Since the
organization Of the Society it has re-
ceiyed and expended sl,530,0l5. More
than 100, 600 students have been taught,
and they in turn have taught millioa
Of youths. Over fifty physicians have
been graduated and hundreds Of minis
ters educated.
The Methodist Episcopal Conference
in the afternoon made the following
appropriations for foreign missions
China, sl06, 374; Germany and Switz-
erland, a24 GOO; Denmark, slO,T56;
Norway. sl4,S05; Sweden. 26,0l6.
Tomorrow the Bulgarian mission will
be considered.
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Other Marine DISASTERS.
by Telegraph to the Dlspatch.


WAsHINGTON, d. c., November
6.-Tbe sigral-corps station al Smith
vile, \. c., reports as follows The
American schooner Napor, Captain
CHAMBERLAIN. from Philadelphia. Pa, to
Wilmington, y. c., loaded with coal.
stranded on Cape Fear bar last night
and is o total wreck. No lives lost.
BALTIMORE, November G.-The
schooner 5. II. Trayers was sunk last
nightnear Sharps Island, in Chesapeake
bay, by running against the spar Of a
wreck. The officers and crew were
rescued by passing steamer from the
rigging, where they sought refuge. The
schooner had a cargo Of 1900 bushels
of oysters when she went down.
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Last OF the 81 Tweed-RinE Judges
lBy telegraph TO the Dlsratch1


NEW YORK, November 6.--Publica-
ton was made to-day Of the death Of
ex-Judge Albert Z. Cardozo. Judge
Cardozo was not dead at midnight to-
night, and his physicians do not expect
dissolution before morning. Rabbi
Mendez and the physicians are
in attendance upon the Jddge to-
night. Articles Of impeachment were
drawn up against Judge Cardozo
at the time Judge Barnard, Of the Su-
preme Court, and Judge McCunn, Of
the Superior Court, were impesched.
Judge CaIdozo resigned and the arti-
Giles of impeachment became inopera-
tive or were allowed to lapse. Judges
Barnard and McCunn elected to
60 to trial. Both were found
guilty and deposed, and forever disbar-
red from holding any Office Of trust
or Of horror in the State. Judge Nc
Gum died very soon thereafter. Judge
Barnard died two or three years later.
Judge Cardozo, after the lapse Of some
months. resumed the practice of law.
With the death OF Cardozo disappears
from the stage the last Of what were
known as the ring" judges in the
days Of the Tweed-Sweeney rule in
New York.
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. soy. 9.
by telegraph.i

ARRIVED.
steamship Romeo (Br.). Williams, Oar.
din.
steamer George Appold, Warren, Pro-
violence, and sailed for Norfolk.
SAILED.
BARK Irimta Cspan.l Torrent, Malaga,
slaves.
schooners Maude Sherwood Gaze. Boz
ton, and samuel ). Thorpe, Bailey, New
York, both coal, Chesapeake ssd Ohio rail-
Way.
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RTCHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

We quote: Fine. 81 7bass: superrne
ssss8.50; extra, ss.75as4: family. s4a
S4.75; pateut family. country. S6.50aS5. rs.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. November 6, 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-M xed. 2 400 bushels. Red. .8-e
bushels. Total 8.7ss bushels.
CORN .,..te, z, 2se bushels Mixed 1000
bushels.
OATs.-3170 bushels.
PEAs.-52 bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-Mixed. 2 400 bushels on private
terms. Red, sS2 bushels common Long
berry az 81 10 gUc.; S72 bushels common 10
lair ~hOrtberry al 80 40 9zc.
toRN.-W White. as bushels good 10 very
good new at % 10 j4c.
OA1s.-Spring. 100 bushels very good on
private terms.
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sALrs EEPoKrEn TO sxcRrrAEY.
COTTON REPORT.

Market quiet.
QUOTATIONS..
Low MIpnIING. &c.
STRICT TO Coon MIDDLING.-91 &c.
NIDDLING.-pa- C..
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! certify that ] called at General
Hazen's Office and residence, and fail
ing to see him, left the above at his
Office. ". HOWARD DOUGLAS.
November 6, lSS5-ll:40 A. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-07
OUR GREAT VICTORY.
TIE v1RczsTA ELECTION.

onslai and urofacsni Returns rrorn cavroii,
LnneDhurE, ard Other coussies~ The Legss-
snfurs.
Below are additional election returns,
some Of them Official. The estimate OF
the Democratic majority for the State
ticket continues unchanged. The Demo-
cratic majority IN North am berlsnd does
not overcome the Republican majority
IN Westmoreland. Therefore, Mayo
Republican, is returned from that
House district. Moss Republican, is
returned from buckingham by FIVE ma
jority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-07
SUMMARY.

The Legislative summary now stands
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-07

huu~t OF lft tsetll th-s....ss--too 20
Total mem hcrship. 100.
Wise county gives a Democratic ma
iority Of 50. Buchanan and Dickinson,
The two counties which, with Wise,
compose = House district. went Demo-
cratic in tie presidential election, and it
is probable that the Democrats have
elected their candidates in that district.
MISUNDERSTANDING
The official vote Of Brunswick is:
Wise, 1865; Lee, l,245; Wise's ma
jority. S23.
For the House L. NJ. Mallory Re
PUBLICAN. 1887 j. W. Palmer Demo
craft, l,256; MallOry's majority, 2Sl.
Blaine's majority 10 the county was
$50.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Official returns show that Bucking-
ham gives Moss majority, Coleman
40 majority, and the Republican
State ticket 40 majority.
CARROLL.
The vote Of Carroll county is as fol-
lows Lee, 1906; Wise. 1923.
For the House-BOlen, 1873 Jen-
aings independent Republican,, l,l2S.
Lees majority, 2l3. BOlen's ma
jority, l56.
Massey's and Ayers's vote about the
came Ss Lees.
FLUvANNA-lOFFICIAL.l
PALMYRA, Va. November 5.-The
commissioners Of election met to-day
and oanvassed the vote Of this county,
which is as follows Lee, l,lSl Mas
sey, l,1C4; Ayers, l,183; Powell,
1,lq0; Wise. 702; Wood, cog; Blair,
6g9; Noel, CTS. The Republicans did
not carry a precinct in this county.
FLOYD-IOFFICIALl.
Wise, 1895; Lee, SOS Wood,
1890; Massey, 500; Blair, 1896;
Ayers, S67 HyltOn, 1854; Hall, 903.
KING AND QUEEN-IoFFICIAL.l
Lee, 1908; Wise, 9O4; Massey,
99l; Wood, sos; Ayers, 1908;
Blair. 9OS Stubs, loo; BristOw,
$50 ; Pollard, LOG; Moore, $50.
LUNENBURG-[OFFICIAI.l
For Governor--Lee, ga; Wise,
L0l7.
For Lieutenant GoyernOr-M Massey,
500; Wood, LOG.
For Attorney General-Ayers, 9lG
Blair, l.0l6.
For House Of Delegates-W. W.
Boswell Democrat, 900; I. c. Mat
thews Republican,, LOIS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Lee, sSl; Massey, S74; Ayers,
SIS; Wise, sos Wood, S07; Blair,
SOC.
For the House Of Delegates. D.
Luttrell Democrat, SS7; Robert NJ.
Mayo Republican,, 1916.
PATRICR-IoFFICIALl.
lee, 1867; Wise, 734 ; Massey,
1851; Wood, 736; Ayers, 1868;
Blair, 73G.
For the Senate-Staples lDemocrat),
1914; Gravely Republican,, 200.
For the House--Hoge (Democrat),
1899; Moore Republican,, AZ.
PRINCE EDwARD-[OFFICIAL.l
Lee, l.l0s; Massey, 1915; Ayers,
l,l03; Wise, l,6l4; Wood, 1,GlG;
Blair, l,620; Dupuy, LOO; Hooper,
95S; Brightwell, 670.
WISE.
Wise county has gone Democratic by
about SO majority. with Childress
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nAEINE INTELLIGEsCk.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Nov. 8, lsss.

SAILED.
Steamer WyRnoks Hulphers, New YorS.
merchandise and Passengers, George w.
Alien Co., agents.
Steamer Pioneer, Plat. Philadelphia.
merchandise and psssengers. J. W. kcCar.
rick. agent.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk. Units1
States mail, merchandise, and passsng -
l.. b. Tatum, agent.
CLEARED.
Schooner Susie p. Oliver. Snare. Bahia.
-four. GRllego- Mills Manufacturing Conn
pany.
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WISE.

Wise county has gone Democratic by
about SO majority, with Childress
Democrat leading the ticket by few
votes.
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pICHMOND THEATRE.
TWENTY. SECOND SEASON.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY 10Th AND
18th NOVEMBER 1ss5.
AThINsON'S COMEDY COMPANY
(CHAELEs ATKINSON. Manager,
In the great Musical Comedy.
PECK's BAD BOY AND His PA.
Tie funniest comedy on earth. PLAYED By
comedians who act and sing.
TIE REALISTIC 6ROCERY-SrOREA AND
THE GREAT GOAT SCENE,
replete with laughter.
POPULAR PRICKs.--AdmissiOn Orrhes-
ira 75c.; reserved, 81. Dress Circle, 5oc.;
reserved. Use. Gallery Csc.
Box Office opens at O'Clock MONDAY
MORNING for sale OF reserved seats.
no 7-sts
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Real gslate agents.

WANTED-Teneme property to lease IN
'"' WY F. O'BRiEN 1922 Atantic-ave, Brooklyn.
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EOR BRIDGEPORT and al penis OF on HOU:
a. Fan. i oRi han East ''
EOR EW-HAyEN-Steamers leave Peck
n .s sS % fna n and E.
excursion % New.Hayen and return 81 9o.---
AsnI kSta RsS sis
of .p; from %ns9:: ss. Depot From $50
q ia::s sSss:,s
fsas %ss iPa Ss:.1 .a.
r%s E.s Hs sa
ssSsss: AZ! I s s:9 s 800 q
1919 SsSdsG Express. s. tn. we.. Solid rr.
sassas "a Sss.s
Ruist Smiling Coaches 70 chlcssS
ss:
@ e: ssS dsss 800
aSd S!s !s $50 i s,o
Ss Sc ep sse ss g Saturday
IL ss H. ~ 81
Ss;sa sg ss ss uns.
:: & ssS 5s.S
'sas s ''s' Ssa' ss ss
quarter Of and quarter after each hour
from S:45 . ~ 1O:46 thirty minutes and from
Tickets for passage apartments in Drawing Room and
Sleeping coaches obtained and odor for the checking
and baggage be LETT At the Companys cnces
Nos 4Ol OF 957, broadway. 1877 Westst, N. y Ne.
Courtst brooklyn. or ri the Company's Depots 90.
Express from the West arrivein NewYork ~ 7io'
JOHN n. ABBOTT, 0en'i Psssr Agent. New.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
IN Trains leave for Englewood Closer. Picrmont and
Nyack $500 10 800 T. 1850 $40, oi4O $50 p m-
Manuel Spring Valley and NOnsey7 10 3 m, $50 p m
John n ABBOTT. Gsnr Pa.sr AGENT. New.York.
WEST SHORE ROUTE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
AL trains leave West t2dt Cortandt and Desorosses So
Chicago 10 O. M, ~ p. m. Pullman shoppers through
ST. Louis. $3.50. - p. Pullman ssepers.
Detroit 40 boo g p. IN: Pullman sleepera 40,
q M 300 g .. m. Sleeping and psrlor through.
Utica 7iO 10 liza q. IN .6,50 g p.m
Newburg Kingston. Catskih Albany TAO 40 li'2o
For Sonrss and Canada Eas. 7.lo m; s,so p
Hamilton London, 10 $3.50. 3 m Toronto. $780,
.DaiIy Other trains dairy except Sunday.
For tickets time tables paror or soepng car acconmodA
non, alternately sPgy At Offices: Jersey G,y Penn r.
Annex Office Fulton-st CITY, 81 2O7 26l $40.
1884, 946 l1.o 1923 Broadway 49, 6thave lag Last
l2Sths 1851 Bowey, Penn stations foot o. Cort;
West baggage called for and checked from hotels
and residences. Orders can be left ticket sffces
% statest HENRY N0NETf. Cen Pass AGENT
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,.sye PIER 40 foot Of wattss neft pier Aoo'o D"~
sros..s St rery daily. except sund.ys at e;so p m
Ew.YoRK AND LONG S,e, BR AZ e, 5 RR
.s... IN s.vro. s::s t.
1 "a soush sH,a.Ss s5s
mn u 1s0 fs sSs S ssO Zoo ssS 800 TOO sun
ssS g. ssn 40 H' :s r 4ss ~:
h sspa Ssns va Feus X r. sos $40
$50 I sts A.su sgn Ps ocean
Peach spring dT Point Peasant $e Sa VIA Pn ia
S'ssR e SC n A'GgFy PTS o so &c.,
o m SUNDAYS mot stopping ., Grove or Asbary
for rsshoa va and Reading Rs s'
S: se Sss zsno renS C. via Reading R. 4s0
e5Ss 2 Hsf * AZ yo az
MJEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILRoAD.-Commenc ing october s. 1884.
Wi leave eraDa Csn,rs Tssst, through draw
so a rss. Limited chcsso and St louis E1Prssss
Ss Fails Ere cis SS: aS and mo ssI
ons nooSssser Niagara Falls and Buffalo for
TIE m western NewYork Northern Expresa with
~ > % Albany Troy and Utica Express through
"a D. n Accommodation to Albany and Troy
fs6p m Louis Express with seeppgcars Tor Nlhgar
ma Buffalo Cincinnati TOiedo Detroit And ST. Louis
yS8 m Express with sleeping Syracuse and TO
AuSurn road and to Sarstog a; also to Montreal 49,
sa M pacdc Express with for Rochester
kunslo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detrolt chicago
ss m wa for e The
n the North (exespt Sat urday night.
vTsSess on saie at Grand Central Depot No, poTing
rsen 252 and AIS Broadway and At Westcots Etpress
66ces and 7S5 and 9i2 Broadway New
1d Washington and $50 Fulton sts Brooklyn and ~
foarhs St, WILLIAMSBURG ,,- - - =,
ktoeHsi ar any OF the ckei Offices NewYork CITY, and NJ
H9 Washing zionist, Brooklyn.
vIarrrge cal led for and checked fro residence.
VThese trains daily. All others daily EXCEPT sunday
Aip 81 sps !, -119 w ~ ~ O. b. kEEkER.
y, - General PASSENGER Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-06
eteamboats anb Ha,lroaba..

TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU.
+ sAroNic and NAUGArUcg tJasooAps. -
Slip u IL H. Sp MI 23ast East Blvoe
s.ion m Fare lower than by any other route - =
EOR EW-HAVEN-Steamers leave Peck
r Slip At D. m and IL p m. SUNDAYS eLceItedls - P
early trains North and East
L. =, cnrson 10 New Haven and return 81 Co.