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New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
DIED.

ar1n Thus:S&y March Sa
AhS Of cSn Ds GT %s G the is stS
Relatives and friends are invited to attend e L9neTa ser
rSss viii meet the train leaving either Corandt
Interment private Mt Woodla"n
saaTSa March 3' at his late residence
Notice OF funeral hereafter
ppIGas-I ouise Lott wife OF Daniel Clark Briggs Fri
ans az haT late residence Peeks Monday ius
o'clock p m
coLoN-saddcnly, at Astoria l. I: March ~ a Isabella
Funeral NM HG'ircs iro Fora.Ss, astoria sunday 2othspm
cnsIIE9n Tnar1 Irsh Mare e TIss.s F.S
widow OF Albert chrysne esq in the Goth year of
Fnsera nss aio services will be held on arrival
from Now.York sunday morning. March 2s
Eenas Of the family attend and it requested
10 kindly omit flowers
James a. cowns ths Ssin yssr o. her age proos
iyn. Monday. the seth inst, a2p.m
Please omit flowers
son Of Eas r. Drake wOstchester County
rnes services at st. Paus Church. Eastchoster Tucs
fanyi any, thc sistinst.. al IL selook.
MaSs s ssI %e oep se IN
1ts Services yS at tue New Jerusalem Church. s
tween Park aud Lexington aos on Tuesday the Slstns
rntormSSt ~ SGiIy Al Mount Auburn Boston, Mass.
Boston papers please copy
Esy syeh hy@ha@n "a IA 5 SIN Il ~ yea ar i'
Funeral services at Newton, Mass.
HARRISON Saturday, March 2s, Mr.. Herman Harris.
RELATIVES rssgsss.y nytel 70 attend che %
O'Clock sunday, March2e. -
HSt fR9s Rn4 New 9C on the 'n
Notice OF funeral hereattcr
urRRIn Florida March 10, Levi Kerr. - A.
Pnnerll at Painesvie ohio, Monday Mafcn % hsI ar
rival of tram leaving Grand Central Depot oocook suhay
pm.
O. Mills Of Fatbush Long Island In the 72d year Oh MS
st the residence Of DIT Edwards Hail. II East
ssth.St on Monday. March 80. at 10 o'clock,
Interment at Tarryto"n- .
TER-ln Brooklyn March 81, Mary e. wife F. Bron-
Porter. ,,... ..,....o 600 uas,.onust
f9era potirn % an sunday March 30 at O'Clock p.
Relatives and friends are respectfully inyited
interment on Monday at saugernes. NJ -
PoRTEkAt Newport Isle OF wight on iJn 1Sa
HnsustusS = Porter Of Niagara Falls N " In the Isth
year OF her age, 49, - ~
sTEvENs Js%ssa o T. Il on o1sas sns s.n seea years
Maria Mooney. wife OF tooort r. p'o'oA'' ~o0 - '
Notice Of funeral hefeaisr -, -. ,-.,
youngest child Of James or,s aSs "a av
srvrss nj the of his parents 10l Leferts
Mace on sunday the 29th inst. at o'clock
rooKER-At st. Augustine, Fla, Sunday morning. March
r.,a Vices al Dr sabnes Church. corner Madisonave
and S5thst Saturday March 2sth, ut ii a. IN ,..,,,
Relatives and friends Of the family are inv''o' "i"
.isrpsnt Al Evergreen Cemetery. Elizabeth MI
| Kindly omit flowers, -. ,,,,..
| THoMPsoN-At Newark n. J., March 2o' HefekiAn
ana friends invited TO attend funeral from late
residence No IL John st., Aewask on honaAS 'o'" i~
| &2,S0Rm
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
MRS. SARAH q. POTTER.

Mrs. Sarah G. Porter, of Niagara Falls, died
At Newport. Isle OF Wight, on Wednesday March %.
She left this country years accompanied by two
daughters her only children, proposing pleasant tour
and speedy return. A mhady attacking one OF hcr
before the close Of her first year OF absence
caused her 10 remain In England In the hope
of benefit to the invalid from treatment by specialist
All the nine years succeeding nave been years OF bitter
trial and Of hope long deferred and at last disappointed
She was doomed never to see her home again .
Mrs Porter was the daughter OF X. Il. barnard, OF
Sheffield Mass, and the granddaughter OF Dr. Joshua
porter eldest brother Of General Pcer II. Porter the
hero OF the sorto Port Erie in the War OF ISL ana
secretary OF War ia 1927 Her husband was ~ 3 Porter
formery United States senator from Michigan ana her
Two broihers were General j. g. Barnard chief engiAeer
Y the armies IN the field ut the close OF the war; with
General Grant, and President r. A. +. Barhafu' Vi
Columbia College, in this city
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

NEw.BRIGHTos, :. l., March 2s-A fire broke out nt 3
A. M to-day the large livery stable kept by Arthur
OLeary The building entirely consumed with its
contents Including Gyc horses. one COW, carriages har
ness robes feed etc, yuying loss of about $1,000
OLeary insured for only $1,000. The building was
owned by Augustus Priuticc.
ST. LOUIS March 2s.-A st. Joseph. Mo-, dispatch to
The Post Dispatch says that the Buchanan County Court
House at that city took this morning and the inside
was completely burned out excepting the wing contain
ing the Recorder ONCE The law library, valued at
$40 600 As compets Z loss The building cost $3.50 900
and was insured for 100000. W. u. McNutt, chief OF
tho Fire Department. was fatally injured.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
OHAFIg6 UNDER TIE PRESENT EXCISE LAW.
The Wine, Liquor and Beer Dealers Asso-

eatsn held meeting In its rooms, No. b2 Unonsquare
yesterday TO take Hnal action upon excise measure
about 70 be presented to the legislature The president
w. Hail. the rst president, Thomas Mahef ana the
secretary, Niles W. Gibbons. were appointed 70 go TO
Albany aad endeavor TO secure the repeal OF the Cly
Damags law arrest without warrant clause and that
which eehars any convicted liquor dealer from securing
another license within three after bis conviction
ghe committee will 70 to Albany tomorrow wnere wAth
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
sg1ypLED BY LIGHTyNGRoD HAN.

VAN VERT Ohio, March 2s.-A farmer liv-
ing in this town was lately swndled by lghtnng-rod
man who persuaded him to sign contract by which the
farmer supposed that he to get five rods on MS
buildings for s5 When work was done the agent de
manded 20 for his labor, soyentyye cents 10y g that o
the contract demanded this. Threats OF ltlghu9h IN
duced tee farmer pay the whole amount dohahuou'
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
THE KIRMEss AT THE OPERA HOUSE.

The Kirmess for the benefit of the charity
,,nd Of the NewYork Skin and Cancer Hospital will be
held st the Metropolitan Opera House on Tuesday ana
wednesday AIr IL. and IS, 'in the afternoon ana
evening The booths and decorations, under the super
vision of Mr.. Klunder, will be moro oeautfui ana
elaborate than last year. The dances VIII take place
only in the evenings the afternoons being devoted 10 he
children For their amusement there VIII DO Joys games
tricks. Punch and Judy, and at o'clock mammoth
baloon suapended from the ceiling VIII he proken
sho wering down toys The chiidren's entrance uoRs
include al the entertainments The nusic VIII DO W
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
CONTEST OF THE YgW.Y YORK ATHLETIC; CLUB
Tammany Hall was well filed last

night by select gathering OF club
men who witnessed the annual competitions for box
ing and wrestling championships OF America,
gwen by the New.York Athletic Club:
Inspector Murray and Captain Chnchy were
AN infringement Of the law in regard 70
sparrfng matches Mike" Don0yans sixteen-ye ear old
pupil, John w. Fallon was declared the heavy
weight champion, the other competitors hay-
ing withdraw. I. Danforth the feather
weight championship, contosting the final
with Charles Elingworth. In the
light weight boxing John McAulne wasl the win
ner, fighting the final setto with william
Ellngwdrth. Joseph EllingwOrth carried of the
honors in the weight boxing his best contestant
being ]. II. Robinson.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
THE FIRE RECORD.
Rr,RyED TO DEATH Win COAL or.


CHICAGO, March 2S.-Mrs. Sanford of No.
s92 West Polkst readipg the evening paper over
her head was hanging lamp. The lamp by some acct
dent fell aud broke The oil took fire. and the burning
fluid was dashed her No else was IN the room
except her daughter, child of lye years The woman
crsped coverings aud tried tO smother the ninrs
Failing this her child she rushed down stairs
and out OF the house 10 little pond IN the lot
where she was found by ncghbor The child attempted
10 follow It's mother and In It's hurry fell down ttiirs
fl waa seyercy bnrned In the OF fire which its
mother left behind her Mrs. Sanford died In few
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29

. SUPPLEMENTAL ANSWER IN THE STORY SUIT
The-New York Elevated Railroad Company
Yesterday obtained leave from Judge Allen In the Court
Of Common Pleas to file a supplemental answer 70 tno
complaint Of Rufus story his suit for damages 70 MS
Front-st property setting forth III thv n, Nv th Cam
the receipt OF 1000, awarded 10 MT S.o'1 ~ @
mssioners OF Appraisemen and paid py the company
Ile latter has acquired all his rights ana tiue'
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
EXETER ALUMNI REVIVIyG SCHOOL MEMORIES
An enthusiasm and spirit of rollickIng boy

sh fn which would throw the average college reunion
far into the shade regncd last evening at the dinner OF
the Phillips Exeter Alumni In Delmonico's pariors.
seventy OF the "Old boys" grew young over the
whose memories lain dormant for years forgotten In
the rush of business, sprang f"rth NJ tne
sight of old familiar taces ana as stoly
after story was told of the days wheii
fun gre and furious When the season OF cigara
and apOlinars arrived President Charles H. SOuc
rose and proposed the toast To the memory OF ohh
Phillips" witch drunk standing. He thch intro
sentiment 'The memory of the two great teachers
Drs Abbot and Sodle" Mr. Sprague referred lovingly
TO the old days at Exeter 10 his boylsh
Affections and TO those two great teachers
Who together spanned hundred years OF EXeters his
tory" Touching upon the question OF electives ne s
that the introduction Of the voluntary system IN our UNI
yersites threw great responsibility upon INSTITUTIONS
like Exeter. DR.. j. W. Brown, OF Bergen Psiht, the
patriarch OF the occasion, the Brutns OF those Ola
days" made q long and witty speech rich ID renlhls-
ccnces OF the times when the century was
young and the railroad mere posalDiiiY' lht
roars OF laughter which greeted hi, many
sallies were suddenly hushed and succeeded 10y
a deep silence for the old gentleman. overcome 10y me
excitement OF the and the heat Of the roon iel
into faint Dr. Jam Elm and other phy slcians preseht
hastened TO his side and fresh air and cool water soon
revived hm After short pause he was assisted out oil
the room amid rounds Of applause r,
George 3 Hale, of Boston. spoke for the trustees Inc
old Academy" Dr. W. Y. Scott, principal of Exeter
The present attempt destroy the old classic IDOLS
the Rev John W. Chadwick, OF Brooklyn; Andover ana
Exeter" Professor A. &. Perkins; :" The Annex ON
George c. Sawyer, Utica; " The Boys" Agustus Van
Theoricers elected for ensuing year Presi-
dent, Francis W french vieeplssiasntS Jn m
Porter George = Hale and j. X Cilley secretary bu-
gene ID. Hawkins. and treasurer, Fordyce d. Barker
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
DIED.

TYsEN--At New. Dorp Staten Island on Frid,y ms 21th
inst, DAVID T. lyscn. In ais Ioti year.
ted to ass1I tie fuaesa' ron
his late rs llen 20 Monday Mirci 81. at 2:3O D. M
Carriages win tram Vt EewDorp connecting WIZ ,ho
o'clock boat from NewYo-k
wINsToN-At Fernaldlnl Ffa. tho o7ti iast. fred
erick s. Winston. A the 7yii year o. hi, ago
Notice OF funeral hegveftcr
WETMORE-On Friday March ~. nt his residence. "o ID
Wayerley place samuol Mc.nore IN tho I'D year o has
Friends are invited attend hts ,ie
residence on Monday, goth Inst. ii oc'o;f. without
further notice.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
Announcements.

PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST PNEUMONIA.
The type Of pneumonia prevailing is terribly fatal
Statistics covering York England
the country generally startling alarming Physicians
perpe1ed and frightened and cannot how
It, The disease spares but Ia especially fatal
middleaged elderly persons both
the poor The desthrol Of for the last
weeks fearful No doubt the epidemic is largely due to the
exceptionally winter just past Had the same death
resulted from cholera however would been
panic.
entering upon the period OF tho
year The weather will be shy and change
able six weeks with the utmost you
will be daily exposed the chill which preeedes pneumonia
attacked the progress of the maady rapdusuay to
Termination days 1t is not at all like
the pneumonia Of ten or twenty years ago.
Safety lies prevention Do not wait for the attack but
guard your lungs whe you yet we'll DO this by wearing
Capcne Plastsrs constantly changing when
sry plaster the back between the shoulders ard
children the plaster TO suit
their ages.
Bensons Pasters act as shield does against ar
rows give chance to faston
you upon any your family. With ordinary caution in
other respects Bensons Plasters win protect you.
Get Bensons Plasers only. Risk Others On the
Seals trademark Insist upon seeing
II you doubt the dealer.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
TO CANVASS FOR TIE BARTHOLDI PEDESTAL
The committee having in charge the erection

TO CANVASS FOX TIE BAkIHOLDi fEDbHAh'
The committee having in charge the erection
Of the pedestal OF the OF Liberty Enghening the
World-gonerously given by the people OF france-have
determined that shall remain the shadow OF an
excuse for any Of their fellowczens who fail TO give
according 10 their means in order that the statue may
have creditable reception and be duly and properly
placed in the harbor Of Now-York, where the
incoming nations may behold and admire II.
The committee will employ to 20 from house
to house and receive and receipt for subscriptions of ten
cents or more A subscription for - and over will
entitle tue subscriber to handsome certificate.
in which his public spirit will be attested
to by the autograph signatures OF the officers
of this committee The utmost viii be observed to
guard against persons obtaining money by falsely rep
agents OF this committed, and
the public Is particularly desired TO any one apply
ing for subscription is provided with letter OF au-
thority signed by Joseph W. Drexel,
chairman Of the Executive Committee. Subscribers
will please be careful 20 put 'her names
and of subscriptions on the blank which the So
ctor will present and alss get receipt for exactly the
amount named the subscription paper The snbscrp.
tion blank n single half sheet OF paper, and
will be newly supplied each day TO canyasscrs and
will be dated. No adding Of sheets VIII
be permitted. Amounts OF five dollars and over should
be paid by check order OF the treasurer OF the COM
rnfttee WILLIAM NJ. EyApTs, Chairman.
RICHARD BUTLER Secretary.
HENRY H. SpAULDING, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29

TRIBUNE OFFICE. March 29-l a m.-The changes
in the barometer yesterday slight Clear weather
followed ut night by cloudy weather aud snow col
Of inch when neltedJ The temperaturojranged pe-
800 and 51o. the 4al being 7is' lower
than the corresponding day last year. aud 3' lower
than on FRIDAY.
Condy and colder weather, with snow or rain. fol
lowed by fair weather. may be expected to-day n this
city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29

SUMMER HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES SEND
INFORMATION FOR WEST SHORES FREE LIST
ProprietOrs of Summer Hotels and Boarding
Houses In Catskll Mountains along West Shore of Hud
son River or in Mohawk Valley, requested to send
without delay TO Henry Monett, General Passenger
Agent West Shore Route. No "a State-st.. New-York
City, for blank which furnish desired informa-
ton for list Of Summer Houses intended for free dstri
button. -.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenae HoteI-General Benjamin 4; But
of Chautauqua County. N Y..... Union Square Hotel
Juan Valera Spanish Minister at washington ana the
Ex-Congressrpan f. j. Ellis, of New Orleans. .- Ho6-
man Houss-Lynde Harrison, OF New.Hayen ..Nee-
York Hotei-Cvil Service Commissioner Augustus
Schoonmaker, of Kingston, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
REAL PALM LEAVES.

Thomas d. Egan, of the well-known Catholic
Agency in Barclays has changed the habits OF church
people In respect They celebrate Palm Sunday now,
not with hemlock, cedar spruce boughs formerly,
but with genuine palms. Some Of the forms into which
the palm boughs wrought extremely attractive,
and they make beautiful ornaments long after Palm sun
lay ha Dasseh
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
FAILURE OF sTOOK BROKERS.

The failure of Edward c. Fox Co., brokers' of No.
Wall-st was announced at the Stock Exchange yes
terday The liabilities said TO bo small and
wholly on of the private specuations of the
firm The failure caused no commoton.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29

the officers of the State Association and the represe,
tiyes of the brewers 1t will make sturdy efforts 10 secu
ali possible ameoration from the embarrassmens io'
by the stringent excise laws now In FORCE
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
MR. BARyUM ADDING TO HIS GREAT sHoW.

MIX BAHN dUDINU ITO UNHh1
Nearly S96, 900 has been received at the box
Offices n Madison Square Garden during the two weeks
exhibition Of the and London shows and the at
tendance has been exceedingly large, including many
fashionable parties During this the third week
the show Barnum, Bailey and Hutchinson propose 10
place before people the rest OF the eats aud acts
comprised I'm the new department which have not yet
been seen. Jumbo, JoJ0 and tho standard attractons
will be seen as usual.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. March 2S.-For w-England.
partly cloudy weather and LEGAL rains winds shifting TO
slightly colder northerly.
For the Middle Atlantic States, local rains variable
winds generally shifting to northwestery sightyicolder
weather.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
Gperla! Nst.ee5
Special Notice.

As impossible furnish cars OF admission to Chick
erng Hall nights Of sale TO al applicants we would ug
gest those intending TO purchase that they place their
orders In hands parties named in the following advcr
tsomen who will faithfully execute all orders free ofchar
This arrau will obyate any discomfort consequent
upon o crowded audience.
ART ASSOCIATION
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29

Lander Tickets and boxes for sale at ~ East Thirty
fonrth-st and tickets at 4 East Forty-second-st
Entrance 50; children 81.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29

MICHAEL CREGAy REAPPOISIED CLERK
Justice William II. Kelly. of the Sixth Judi
cial District Court No 6 Union place. yesterday reap
pointed Michael Cregan clerk of the Court for six
wears.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29

How Many Of your friends have died Of consumption
Conn them up remember they could have been saved
the timely use OF a.es Honey Of Horehound and Tar
Pixies foothache Drops cure IN minute.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
IundbOrg's Rbenish Cologne.
LANDLORDS Rhenish Cologne.
Lundborg's Rhenish Cologne.
LANDLORDS Rhenish Cologne.
IIoanl Lanfinnap

slst.s and Broadway the American plan; suDeripr
for permanent and transient parties private
BATH and toilet room connected with every apartment
LOUIS L. TODD, Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29

LORDS CLEANING AND DYETNG Co.
OEes: 23 East l5hst- adjoining 1ifany's, and
Cos Cth-aye.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
MIR. DURAyT no BE PRODUCED IN COURT

Apson stager occurred this afternoon The pody was
taken to Cleveland for intermcnt
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
AdRRIED.

BOICE-BoLLES-O Tuesday March 81 1885, at the resi-
dence OF the brides father. III East 5thst York
by The Rev Charles s. Robinson, ID. d.. Caroline Thorp
daughter OF Jesse W. Boles esq, 10 William Boice, OF
Dresden Germany.
All notices Of marriages must be inaorsed Nth fill
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

n diagram shsvs the bs,onea variations n iris city o. tsnA
pfee edlns midnight Irregular oscillations
daring thsss dotted hns rsprssens
shs variations lAdesd hy a tkasssa - ba4
Bsoaasay.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29

TUESDAY. LAST DAY OF EXHIBITION.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29

Earl & Wilson's "short -bandn Collars and
bcad.edee Cuns are the best Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
THE PRINCESS OF WALES BUsTLE,
sod by all frst-class retailers
Price, 90 cents.

WANTED-Agents and Dealers for the latest
Novelty which every family wants Retas for 10
profits. Call send Immediately for sample
circular and wholesale priceis JOCHBN. Agent,
20 Burning Slip New-Yok
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29

THos. f. KIRBY. AUCrIoNEER.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, MANAGERa
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29

"QUIcK AS A WINK.n-S5 per doz. for Rock
woods instantaneous photographs Imperals). IL Unio
square. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
RrKrR's COMPOUND SARsApARILLA

RIKER's COMPOUND SARsAPARILLA
Is .,mposed OF sarsapar iIa Dandcion Yellow Dock Bur-
dock Chamomile Gentln RhubarD Mandrake, Iron, &c
you can Judge yourself t be good As Blood Purifier
spring Medicine
1T HAS No EQUAL
satisfaction guaranteed money refunded Extra
large botes az ouneos) Is cents bottles ~ Sold only
at RIKEa's Drug store. 3j3 6th-ave, cor. 22d.st
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29

S25 to $50 saved on a sealskin sacque, and
So to 500 on sealskn paletois. Eewmarkets and
will magnificent senskn regular price during
winter $50 1900 will buy giant paetOt, Newmarket
onap price 4IOG Furned circulars marked way
down sl4 S25 $50 $50 up. Everything in stock be
purchased very cheap before storing away.
L. c. SHAYSR FurrIer, l03 Prlnce-st.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29

DR. LYON's PERFECT TooTH POWDER.
An Elegant Toilet Luxury
sold everywhere. 20 cents.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
lG4 LeXngtOn.ave,, between 2lt1 AL 3Dt1 ~
Hours to l. 20 7. Diseases Of the Nervous Systen
OenitO- rlnary organs Impotence andsterlllti
New-York tribune., 1885-03-29
A Great Art Saic.

AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18
oNn HOWE rAsrnR rr,ln


On Both Morning and Nvenlng Trains
Via Vandaiia and pcnnsylvania
Route. From st. Louis 60 iho East,
Commencing August 81. 1885.
DAY ExPREss-Lesve st. Louis 0. q.
Ia, arrive Columbus 1l:20 y. NJ, ar
rive Pittsburgh, 6; 40 8. In, arrive Mt
baltimore $50 p. ", arrive Washing
ton $40 p. m, arriye philadelphia ESQ
p. NJ, arrive New York 1856 y. M, ar
RVS Chicago 3 p. M, arrive Cmcianeti
II y. IN.
Passengers by Day Express can con-
meet ae Columbus with the "Iimited
Exor9ss" and arrive at Now York al
6.65 p. m.
EASTERN EXPREss--Leaya 81. Louis
5 p. M, arrive Columbus l1:i0 n. M,
arrive Pittsburgh 6:I0 D. M, arrive
Baltimore b:25 a. IN, arrive Washing
ton $3.50 Q. M, arrive Philadelphia 8 :95
g. NJ, arrive New York q. M, nearly
four hours esylier than formerly. Ar
rive Chicago 7:20 2. H., srive Clnoin-
natl 7:35 o. M.
All trains run daily, Saturday and
Sunday included, and &c will he no.
ticeo that bath morning and evening
trains now ioave st. Louis one hour
later than heretofore, and after trains
Of all other lines have gone, with Same
arriving time at Now York al before.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR FAST TRAINS.
IN ADDITION 10 above trains the IN
dianapolis Accommodation and Gin
.olnnati Express will leave st. Louis ~
7:l5 q. N. daily, except Sunday, arriv-
ing no Indianapolis ST 1895 %. IA, end
Cincinnati at 7:l0 .. IN.
Only limo running & Reclining Chair
Gar on night trains between ST. Louis
and Cincinnati,
Pullman Hoiol or Buffet Sleeping
Cars on sli trains through 10 New
York, Tickets over Vaudalia Limo
and fail information can DO secured
on application 20 ticket agents Of con-
nacuug limos ia tho Weat, or bV nd
dressing u. A. FoRD,
General Passenger .Agens, 81, Louis,
Missouri.
GEO. A. KNIGHT,
Southwestern Passenger AgOni, Dali
las, WoxRe,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18
nnre for tho PllAs.

Care for tho Piles,
Pies aro frequently preceded Ny II
sense OF wolght N tho back, loins aud
lower part OF the abdomen, causing
the patient 20 suppose thnL he has
some affection OF tho kidneys or
neighboring organa. AZ timeg, symp-
toms OF Indigestion arc present, flatu-
ianoy, uneasiness OF the stomach, Otto.
a moisture, lise parspiratlun, pro-
ducipG a worry disagroeablo itching,
after getting warm, Ia q common at
tendant. Blind, Blae5ing and Itching
Fllo5 Weld Nv once TO tho application
Of DR.. Hosenko'B Pile RomedY, which
aots directly upon tho parts affected,
absorbing tho TumOrs, allsying the
Intense itching, and otl0ctlng porms-
nent cure. Price, 80 oents, Address,
The Dr, Bosanko Medicine Company,
Fiqus, Ode. Sold by all Druggists.