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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-09
Eorscs aro Carriages
AT THE MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.

AT THE MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
THE MOST IMPORTANT SALE OF HORSES,
Asressrd, number sndqu,llty
ever held in Ncw-York
will take place
THE MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
2GTH AND 9th SITS. AND MADIsON.AVE~ y. Y CITY
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NEXT.
JUNE TO- II AM - lsS5.
Under the cement OF
EAsToNs NATIONAL HORSE & CATTLE Elk. Gd).
NV, COR BROADWAY AND 9sTH.sT, N. Y.
on this occasion
UPWARDS OF 800 HORSES,
comprising
THOROUGHBRED YEARLINGS AND FAMOUS RAcE
HORSES. TROrTING TRcTTING.BRED AND ROAD
HORSES. HIGH CLASS HARNESS AND SADDLE
HORSES
GOES PONIES,
BUSINESS HORSES.
WILL DE SOLD ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE.
The horses consigned for Absolute sale by the most
prominent Breeders and owners in tho country and
opportunity very horses in the country
(ethcr for pleasure or business purposcs).
AT AUCTION PRICES.
very seldom occurs
The Trottns and Carriage will be shown IN harness
the Of mile track in the Madison square Garden hu'
giving intending purchasers opportunity to Judge OF
their action and driving qualities
CATALOGUES OF this great sale can DO obtained on APP
plicatOn TO VIM. EASTON. AUC1IONEth hastohs
National Horse and Cattle Exchange Limed, NJ W. cor
broadway and 3htI-st., NewYurk City.
F0R sALE-At J. s. Ferguson,s, 1O3 West
SD a. dark brown horse ST teen hands gooI uaSel-
Ter; also light aud also set suhys make
OWEN Room AZ. DreIel Building.
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receipts OF grain to-day Wheat 1913 bushels
cor 1ll6O bushels oats 3j,5S0 bushels total grain
6G559 bushels flour s.29l barrels. The receipts at
Chicago Milwaukee, aud st. LOUIS Wheat, 127,sl2
bushels corn. 3l7.911 bushels lS5,7GS bushels
total grain, 66l55l bushels: -four. III 900 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-09

,tsv Of it, books closing tomorrow for the Dividend
- "a. psr cent, was notably strong at esseaa the
socx sod for "ascount' which is theequivaent OF "a.
Ssse. DAYS without interest," at per cent below the
regular PRICE Omaha preferred declined from 90 70 90
and closed weak ct 6e notwithstanding .ns
s, of the usual a per quarterly dividend Pacific
,Sa,p. nag was at halfmast with the price per cent
tower The fluctuations generally were small ana tne
market closed weak with some decline from sa'uiu"'
The market for Government bonds was dul,, Dut
T. cent the bids for the 3s however. were . per
-ent lower Annexed are closing quotations:
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Proposals.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
STATE or IOWA,
OFyiCR or AUDITOR OF STATR.
ms MnfNEg JuuQ lhS1

STATE OF Iowa,
OFyIcE OF AUDITOR OF STArR. ,
Dss MolNEs, June I. 1855.
Notice htr.hv given that compliance with section ~
Of The ol lei proposals furnishing the state OF Iowa
c,.t'd ne ol G OF tc c T. OF state Des Mones
oau. Until - oocS no on ihr - daf o. july $50
the rcspj sOe bidder thu Executive Council rcsery.
the let the contract IN parts 10 different bidder
n deemed advisable.
aims Tor freight hOTr-or her extra Charges
ia don 10 the amount O on or before the 18th day OF
Aurusf. 1857
lie secretary u viii furnish samples bidders upon
ap' lirlilI ~.
m9rs articles mus; all bids and goods must
ins Tor urn ING raper mus rhc price per rouad
Al wr.ti paper 20 .~tn quarter ram packages , .
furnish 'rcuuty faithful performance thereof, in a
pens sam . ln'l T. the an 'ini involved
90 ream, book parer, 13s. - ID ream.
- f"ams book PAGER 80 az. ~ 70 rea'n
HuO drmv paper
ra paper
80 ssssas co isaeroai n,,s paper tbs.t quality,
20 rcans }. camilla wrapping paper.
b. &c tm- ruv lO1e paper.
~ MANS b Otting payer
80 dozen uu ift l. Htit.u ruii
dozen qu rs mucl4g..
HOf1fsu fuk
TO- nati-ai paper iasfcnerf.
. 800 cysrt paper .t4trHcf-
2lO hlth. a. punches
% Ocyrlrt punches
800 na1 tWine. assorted sizes.
2i.uOn white cuyrlHp 3 % ialiL
10000 whit" tnttlHp",. HiHch.
100 gross 7tHrl pens.
gross lcuIId
Ju do .cu rubber rrd-rrs
30 HIoss u1hrr banda assorted sizes
gross l~tl pencils
10 du en- mu, lIar lands
IOros,n best steel riahrt'.
doftnituif "a ct cuttcrf
10 do IN ru1I'I .u.r8
ZOO caskciq terra pins.
j. W CATTEIL, Auditor OF state
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Notbno was done state bonds, and the quotations
NswaI bonds were dull and the dealings there were
SssSOpsd r 1S % to 1e West Shore
33. but the last :, price oi cant Canada
sos san frs. Of ). % S1s mp at a
Virginia and Georgia consos were 2 higher AZ spe
ea dnness pTeSsed among tHS we're tbe speca favor
ftes but their prices were comparatively steaua.
Missouri Kansas and Texas first e0nso o To'o and the
IS were steady at 5sle05sli. Louisville ana Nashvnie
general 6s were OF at 90 and there were a E
Trust nor 1O40s that lately have attracted so nnch M
tenton Oregon short Line Us were lower az
Elevated Il better at ~ " ana inc
advanced is to 99' 81 Paul frsts Paele anu
were Il higher at 9Ss and 97 respectively N9ttnMvst
ern dehenture 5s were up L at 99i2 anu new
were s higher at ora Burlington and quincy dsoentWe
SIS were Is easier 1924 Denver and Rio Grahde nrsis
sold at iO0o nut reacted 10 and Denver RIO Grandc
ant Western rsts were ls better at 39s Northern Ia
cnc firsts were steady at 1887 s01O4 noo oco
The SuO-Treasury to-day gained on balance SSo'Voo
OF S427s 24 The days operations covered heec'
sl.$34.s59 payments, 81 2l6a99 currency oaance'
The local money market ruled at its usual hSures'
q | per cent for call loans ,,,.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as follows;
Exchanges $50 O54,l $50; balances, $3,40lOS
The United States Treasurer ut Washington to,uay
received $4,000 National bank notes ior IeaepeOm
the customs receipts S3l4,3oO, ana thc lhterh"i
revenue receipts were S6iOS32; -. - ,os
The foreign exchanges arc dull without new features
BANKERS ss Bills q seis and 81 s7a long and short
sterling respectively 5l94 and 5lS4 Tor isancs; VIA
In London British consols strong and advanced
from 80 S16 Saturday TO % ll.l6 at ths evening ven
4iss were is higher at 1l5ls American railways were
reported as dull and the changes In quotations were
nothing more than reflections OF home fluctuations
The Bank OF England gained 941,00O bullion on bat
ance At Paris French per cents rose from eIeZ2 70
s215 and sight exchange ON London was nrmer at -o-
francs ID G.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North RISER Vessels and Ratroafs
NEw-YoRK, June 8, 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-spo Rio dull at CSC. for Fair No sales OF Rio.
but 800 bags Santos ex toemy" sold on private terms
Onons dull closing weak for months but steady Tor
sales. 1oOO bags closing asfollows; J9ne 800
700; July, G95d7.0O: August, 1.o50I1O; september
7I5d72O; October. 7.2007.26 November, 72Oa 10 Dc
nemDer, Z. 25 07.}5 Mid grades quiet 50
saturday evening" ncudng7OO export and 800 io SPIN
Ing; deliveries 800 bales receipts at the ports lOaZ oacs
today against 625 last week and 2,2G0 last year 49,,
The quotations according 10 the American classification
a
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

Express NewYork via Desbrosses and Court
lsndt street Ferries, as follows:
62o. 7:2O 3 g Chicago Limited. and 10 Washington
Limited, H. ITO O. !, 800 3fJ 4, 4:i0 5. T.
and az end i night sgSdays, eis . I%itsdi
Trains leaving NewYork daily except Bun lay ats 9. and
l;lOa 2, a. 440 and connect at Trenton for
Camden.
Returning, trains stree; station Philadelphia
1901 32l 4.35 g. j;ij ESQ., 800 800 $50, IL and 1i5
an. I4mted Express $50 and 40 p. m 81, 20
$50 7lO, $40 and 3; 10 On sunday IDOL 3:10 s:3
O. 545 $50 m, ll;i0 Limite 4, G30. 7:l0 $40
Leave Philadelphia. via Camden, $50 a. daily. except
Ticket Offices s4 425 and ga broadway Astor House.
foot OF Desbrosses and COurandt Courtst and
brooklyn Annex station. foot OF Fulton ST. BrooEyni
.uScls Hotel HobOken; St0n, Jirssy Iityi En- grant
ticket Oice, No. 3. aery-isce. ana Castle Garden.
New-Gork Ira ser rrany will call for and check
baggage ron hotels and residences.
CHARLES +. PUGH J. r. WOOD,
Manager. General Passenger Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
On and after June ]. 1888.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL POrrrr

= I'M UT ED u n T 70 'rtIL MUTE
Trains leave York via Desbrosses and COurandt Street
Re Ttes as follows:
Harrisburg rttsburg and the West PnlIm Palace
Cars attached. O. m. q, and daily. Eew.YOtk
ing Cars at a m. every day.
Wilamspor LocE Haven m: Cory and Erie at
SIP. connecting Cory for 1itusve Petroleum Cen.
tire and the on Regions
Baltimore Washington and the south. Limited washtngoa
Express OF Pullman Paror Cars Galy Sunday 10
m; arrive Washington 4:05 D. regular at 800 and
$50 an $40 and m. and ~ night sunday. 6l6 ..
m. $40 and D. m. and II night
For Atlantic city except sunday with through carr o.
FOR Cape May except SUNDAY ll:lOa m.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
va Railway and Amboy, a. m. ~ noon, $3.50. y. IN ON
SUNDAY a. m aud ) do not stop aI Asburv Park.
For Old Point and Norfolk G:2O week days and p
every day
Boas BROOKLYN Annex connect with all through trains al
Brooklyn travel.
Trans Arriyei From Pttsburg. q 1880 M 6;5S and
935 NJ daily. From Washington and Baltimore, $40,
m, l2O $40 $3.50. $50 500 and 1905 p. m. Sunday,
GO. a. m, 3:i0 600 1905 p. IN. From PhiladelghiA
$50 h2 gS $50 800 iOto Lea ~ l;9Q s4o.
and 1920 night Sunday 800 $40, 7.O5 s0j ll35 m
$40, 6:20, OBS, 92O, O;35 1905
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DROPOSALSFOR NISCELLANEOUSQU QUAR-
4 TEKfASTER~ STORES
pErOT QUAffEHMA -TrW, OFFICE,
ltOIsIoN.sr.. COR GREENE,
NLW YORK CRY. June /. 1885. }
SEALED PR0iD- tI~ lrlpIcite. will be received At
ofncc until N O'Clock June l-7j at which time
aud place they will Dee nprnr IN the OF bidders Tor
suplyuv and delivering his depot th9 Qu1tten siers
specified schedule De and mad az this Once
Tho Co eminent the right 70 reject any or al pro
posas Proposals -honG hr indorsel "Propoas For quar-
tcmIstcrs stores" and addressed ~ the undcrs gncd
HENRY G. HODGES,
Deputy Quartertcrmlstcr.' = enernl. u. :. A.,
Depot Quartermaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-09
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
Pennsylvania Railroad, foot Of Cortlandt-
AZ and DesbrOsses-at

NLtv w. at and Desbrosses-st
NEW. IN Phla and Ica ing r. T.. foot Iiberty-st
LEAVE NEW.lOhk--Commenciny May -, 1885
For South Amcoy. vi Philadelphia and lie ding Railroad
s.S5 q. NJ.
VA Pennsylvania Rairo d. IL NJ. .. m. Sundays a.
m. y.
For Mstawau via Phade phia aud Reading Railroad 4;3o
SIP IL a. M. $50. 400. 4'3O D. oIb p MI Sundays
o.i5 y
Via Pennsylvania Railrold IL M. p Sundays
@ a. y m.
R5d Bank. Philadelphia and Reading Railroad 4:3o
s,l5 l:30. 4, $3.50 5a6 D. M; Sundays, t. $40 a
VIA Pennsylvana Railroad. a. M, II m, $3.50, D. IN.
sundays, q NJ, OPT
For Long Grove Asbury Park Ocean Beach,
Spring Lake Point Pleasant etc. via Phidelghis
and Reading RarOad. $50. Sb q. li3O. 1, 5:iJ
sund1ys s sopplng at ocean Grove or Asouy Park,
6:t6 a. 80
Via Fennsyivsnia Railroad. M. l2 m. $50 p
Sundays mot stopping at ocean Sroye or Asouy Pak ia
IN, 3p. III. RUFUS BLODGElr. superintendent
q a HANCOCK, J. IL. WOOD,
a. p a. I. A.. p & r. r. r. @. p. A y. r. r.
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A.JNuItL LINE.rUR bUoIUN, WOtCr.S-
~ TER. PORTLAND. NEW-LQNDoN, NORWICH.
WHITE MOUNTAINS and all points East From PIED
40 North River foot OF Wattss tnoxt pier Des.
6rosss, street Ferry, at m CITY az WoRcEsTER"
Mondays Wednesdys and Fridays Tickets and staterooms
may DO Aser House. 6l S97 and e57 Broad
way Windsor Cosmopolitan and Earis Hotels Fulton
>'-' - GEO. w. BRADY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-09

Trains leave from Chambers ST. Depes FOR
s,t? $50, $50 p. m, i2mdnsht Sundays T. q m aad
Spring Valley and Mon.ey T. 10 Asosp-
ERIE RAILWAY. now known as tho NEW.
~ YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RALLR0AR.
Arrangements Of rom chamberss Depot From 2Sd
sSacSss TO- ISinfhs%5ss El%rs ,p% sasalo sleeping
charge for fast time Pullman Eact Sleeping Coaches 70
s S s
,ed0 7ss m SSd indanapo Is 1910 m so,,n
Of sy and
Elnrs Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and Chicago
noon lS sc It o ' go so oso Il
midnight Sundays 5i5 $50 1920 LAS $3.50 TAO sp N
i!5 5;.6 72o 100 $50 1920 ls noon I:!c3
ns6 sundays s 54s $50 c2o las So
NeSars and Paterson via Newark e:t5 $50 10 llsosm
urday nights only sundays 9l5 m $40 $3.50 pm
lG3o M and ~ mdnigh Sundays $40 $50 1920 liS
warwick aa5 7i6 io:is am4l5 M Sundays s.I5 an
Newburg ana Cornwall 1850 . a m $3.50 Also sunday
Roadont and Kingston and Montgomery sm; s:sop m.
GOSHEN 9' a.5 545 7:5o 1920 m $50 $3.50 4so $50
%ddlstows AS 5G5 1901 $50 o. SsG $50 ssop
$3.50 I'm with New York ontario and Western
Ri pd ge1s ssn s ESQ S a .5S et aan on Sun
day $50 1920 q m. $50 3 pm:
every iiecn minutes to io:i5 every thirty
minutes. and l1:45 sundays every thirty minutes
Sleeping coaches be o6tanc and orders Tor tie checking
aud transfer OF baggage may DO lett the Conpanys oceS
court-st., Brooklyn, or at the company's 6epcts
Express trains from the West arrive New York at 7l0
GOV join a. I ABboRT ecnr Passr Agent New.Yot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-09
RIVER BRANCH

4
Il NETWORK. NEW-HAVEN AND HARTFORD n. r
Trains leave Harlem Eiycr station corner l32d-st and
Iincon.aye Thru Avenue Bridge Harlem River
Preached by Thr Avenue Elevated Railroad daily except
Sundays, At 6:l5 Ii5. $780, 1000. ll;3j m. 2iO ;S5
80 5io $50 and 200 p m for Pore Morris, Casanova
Oak Point, Hunts Point. ~ est Farms. Van Nest,
hester Tinpsons Bag hester Pelham Bay Barlow city
Island, FoInam MANI and Ncw.Rochele connec ing at
the New YORK New.Iayen and hartford Railroads Shore
line and Air Line Divisions; Now. anaan. MIddeiown
New Britain and Sued Brauches and Boston points
East
Midnight train for New. Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tons at l2:lp a. m daily. except Mondays
Sunday trains for New Rochelle ant ell intermediate sta
tons at 1900 noon and $3.50 the latter tram connecting
al New Rochelle with trans TO Grant Central Depot aud
stanford and with express train TO Boston Win shore Line
I EHIGH VALLEY asscng 90
II trains depot foot Of Corandt and Desbrosses
,ts at = g. M 40 and p m FOR Eason Bethiehen'
Wayery ithaca Geneva Lyons, Buffalo aud the West Pull
through coaches daily Local trains at armand $40
p. m. for Easton. bethlehem and COplay.
Trains Leaving at $40 and $40 2. connect for all
points Mahonoy and Hazeton coal regions Sunday tTau
leaves for Mauch Chunk and Hazleton. s:lO@ m.
General Eastern once. No. 25S nroAdMay:ro - ,
l. h. BIINGTON, g. Z. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-09
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-RY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO. June s.The DroDers Journal reports Clne-
Receipts $500 bead Shipments 5000 mead market ARM
ExpOrts iOGSj o5; Cows Mixed 81 409s4 90 STOCK
srs S. 6o0sj 10 Feeders So 609ss 10 Texans S. coo
a. 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-09

n EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAJLROAD.-COmmencing May "a 1885,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot: 80,
900 rochester and Montreal Express; through
$500 H.. Tast Limited Chicago and Louis EIpross
with dining stopping at Albany syracuse Rochester
Buffalo Nlagara Fails Erie Cleveland and Toledo, arriving
Chicago so m Cincinnati 1850 and ST. Louis 14O
p. next day. Through Drawing Room Car 10 Niagara
Falls
dagua Rochester Niagara Falls aud Buffalo, connects for
tia m Western New.Yerk and Northern E1gress with
drawing. room
$3.50 p. M Albany. Troy, Saratoga and Utica Express
through drawingrOOm cars.
&C Chicago ST. Ions Express with seepngcars Tor
Niagara Falls Buralo. Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chicago
and ST. Louis. -
D. M Express with seepnGcars 10 syracuse and to
Auburn road and Ia Saratoga also TO Montreal -,
4 9l5 H. Pacific Express with sleeping cars ior oehes
Chicago also 10 Waertown daily except Saturday and TO
Oqdensburg daily except saturday.
lb D. M light with sleepingcars TO Albany and
Troy the morning trains for the Vest and for
the North Except saturday night. - .
Tickets sale at Grand entral Depot No. Bowling
and at Wescots Express 0Hces PARK place Broad
way 1856 and 0i2 broadway and 62 West l25thst. New
York 1888 Washington and 100 Fulton st Brooklyn and 10
Recommendations in drawing and sleeping can
procured any the ticket Offices IN Newf0rk CITY, and at
933 Westinghouse Brooklyn. ,,
baggage called for checked from residence.
1.-THE All others daily except Sunday.
1.-THE trains stop at Harlem (l25thst. and 4thaye)
N ToUCEY' '' " d. NJ KENDRICR.
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-09
I he Fight

against that feeling Of irdoence and debility TO
every in the spring month"; 10 avail
without the aid Of AYERS sARsAPARILLA. BY its
Impurities expelled the blood and life Ia infused
into the veins IL stimulates and strengthens all tho digcs
tive and assimlatve organs c. A. wHEELER Hotel Gill;
ford, Boston. @ass. "a few bottles Of AYERS SAR
sAPARILLA. taken in the spring make me feel well and
the whole year" {. j. DO DEMER 1t6 Coumbiast,
Cambridgepor Mass. says have through terrible
suffering sfrom dyspepsia but have cured myself and
saved great deal of money In doctors bills by the Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-09

POPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
and East All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express daily Sundays excepted 20 os'on at NJ,
m paror attached and 10 ?. (wta pa sleeping
cars. Sundays At l0p. m with palace aeeping cars
y. w. POPPLE, Agent
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providence LINE
for

PROVIDENCE LINE
for
PROVIDENCE. WORCESTER and NORTHERN NEW
ENGLAND POINTS
Steamers
RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
will leave 80. N. r.. daily except Sunday at
Fw PoPPLE. General Passenger Agent
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Renewed

strength and vtgor follow the Of AYERS eARsA.
PAR1LLA. Mrs. ANN II. lARNswORTH lady 70 years
DID, &c. Woodstock VT. wrihr "After suffering for
with prostraton, procured bottle of AYERS sARsA-
PARTLLA before had tken half Of 10 my health
returned" THos. NJ MCCARTHY, SO winterst, Lowell,
Mass writes -" have been troubled for years with ner
vousness and pains about my ear especially in the
ing also suffered greatly fro,, debility. have cured
by AYERS sARsAPARILLA, and an now able to do very
hard work." HENRY H. DAVIS. Nsshua. N. H., writes
I have found relief from that ng OF langudness prey
emit during tho spring. by taking AYERS san.
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STEAMBOATS, auo Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
o,,1 es: lssys from Uhappsr Depss i0r
Sto $40, $50 p m, l2midnisht Sundays q m and
Manses Spring Valley and Monsey 2. 10 4sot b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-09

NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
IN ERs, c. H.NQkTHAM AND CONTINENTAL. leave
Peck slip Pier No % r. e. m ana p m Sundays
METfDEN HARTFORD. sPRINGFIELD HOLYOKF
k Tickots sod and baggage checked at 0it Broadway
Y and Courst, Brooklyn. Excursion 70 SewHayen and
return 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-09

TOR SALE.-At J. s. Ferguson's, lob West
SD a. dark brown horse. xteen hands gool trasel
ler also light also set Stihys make
double harness. suitable Tor a vctOna. 80 -, ,.,,,
OWNER Room AZ, DreIel Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-09

TOR ORIENT. GREENPORT SHELTER
a ISLAND. sOUTHOLD and SAG HARBOR.-Ihc
FRANCES will lolve for above andln from Pier
~ r.. H.. Now York foot OF Finest TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS az 3 .. No. Returning
leays ABOVE landings for Eew-Yorz MONDAYS WEDN ES-
AVS and FRIDAYS.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-09-24
A NEBRASKA MURDER.

A Terrible Double MurdPr-DiSio'ated
Story of the suspected murderer.
OMAHA, NEB., September lS.-A special
murder was committed last night thirty
miles northeast of Sidney. Two men dis
guised rs negroes came to the tent of James
Pinkston and John PinkstOn, father and
son. who had located a week ago OH home
stead Jim Reynolds was also in the tent
when the strangers came in. After
some little conversation one of the
strangers picked up the az and suddenly
struck the old man and h on ( back
of their heads, kill ~ III, IN Instantly. Hey-
nolds was unable to do anything as he was
covered by a revolver in the hands of the
other stranger. The murderer then exam
ined the pockets of their victims from whom
they took ssh. They then hitched up Pink
ston's team, put the dead bodies in a wagon
and hauled them to sand pile mile and
half, and covered them up with sand, and
they compelled Reynolds TO assist them.
Coming back to the tent they burnt up
the entire effects and advised Reynolds to
skip out. Turning the horses loose they
started off westerly on foot. After their
departure Reynolds caught one of the
horses and rode to the nearest ranch and
gave the alarm to Lee Mum and stayed
there all night. Reynolds, accompanied by
Mum, came into Sidney yesterday and re-
ported this story to the authorities. The
statements seemed conflicting and both
Reynolds and Mum were placed under ar
rest Thirty-siX dollars were found
on Reynolds, who accounts for its pos
session by saying he found roll of
greenbackS six miles from Sidney. When
he first came into town he said he had no
money. that Mann told him to say so. 1t is
believed that Reynolds committed the
double murder. He is in jail, while Mum
has gone with the coroner to eXhume the
bodies of the men. Old Pinkston was
fifty-two years old and his son twenty-five.
They came from Fairville, Saline County,
No. Reynolds age is twenty-three. Mum
is also said TO be from Missouri.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-09-24
WIT AND WISDOM.

A luxury is a thing you DON'T want
until Won see somebody else with it.
The wealth of our language is
shown by the fact that chang it up and
..chalk it down" mean precisely the
same Philadelphia Call
Teacher What is an engineer? Boy
No. IA man who works on an engine.
Teacher-What is a pioneer? Boy Nc.
2-The man that works the piano.-Chi-
cGgo Tnues
/ never had notion that all there
was in this world was made expressly
for me. On the contrary, L have had to
hump myself to get share and then
keep it Chicago Ledger.
Jones has Just returned from a va
cation trip to the South Shore. When
asked if he saw any DuXbury CLANS, he
said he did not. but he had seen dogs
bury bones.-Bostos Transcript.
In order to explain in a clear and
simple manner the necessity OF regulat-
ing our conduct nv some fixed standard,
s school master asked pupil what he
ought to do with his watch if it went
sometimes too fast and sometimes too
SLOW ''Sell it, was the immediate re-
sponse.- Golden Days.
Have YOU heard the news, Pat?"
said a Jester to an lrishman. An
that's that, sor?' The devil is dead. ."
Take that. sor. It's all have by me,
,,r l might do betther." said Pat, hand
inC bun penny. Whats that for?"
Il niver sind an orphant away Imply
handed. sor. "-Chjcag0 Lsdgfr.
-'.W nat do you call those animals
that live partly on land and partly in
water?" asked New York teacher of
the new boy. '.Bathers," replied the
little boy, who had been TO Coney Island
on several occasions. You are getting
to be bright. Perhaps You can give me
the name of some of the migratory
birds" Bank cashiers. "-TerGS SJt-
ingS.
IBID your story win the prize?"
mo, but it came near winning it. 1t
failed only in one stipulation" And
what was that?" ut to have made
the editors hair stand on end" ''Oh, l
see. 1t wasn't exciting enough" Eyes,
it was. -" Then why didn't it make the
editors hair stand on end?" He hadn't
any. He was bald-headed. "-Phitddet-
Ohid Cell.