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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18
TO PHILADELPHIA.
vIATHE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

,orp.1Ns Each wAYWEEK DAYS AND9 ON SUM
DAY. STA lions IN PHILADELPHIA, 2 IN
NETWORK.
Fxpress trains via Desocsses ana Soure
40 10 $50 I'D Chicago Limited and 10 wasningtos
I1nted, l. ll;o a M l. 500, $40, T. 40 q, ALI
. D M and IL night. Sundays 6i5 10 Limited Aaa
ID a m. A. 81 4 and o D. m. and IL night . ,oo GOA
Trains Leaving daily except sunday N 6iSn s:s0
and i:iO m l. Q and p. m. connect ~ Iren'sA
Returning leave Broad street station lad
m LIMITED Express 1850 and 800 ?; M, ~
$50 71o lao and sie ~ on sunday liz az I ~
fesve Phladelpha via Camden, $50 a. m daily eIeep'
TSst Offices s4s A2S and s4t BROADWAY Ast9. a'S asd
RnaoSlyn Annex station, foot OF Futonst BrOoEysi
Buschs Hotel Hsbogen; station Jersey city Emsf>''
d,cke Office No Battery place. and Cattle Garien .v
The NewYork Transfer Company VIII coll for anu 'n'S'
baggage from hotels and residences. ..,oon
CHARLES Il. PUGH, j. WIZ ant
General Manager General Passf As'-"
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Good 20 CHOICE Steers % UO0so so stockers anu
s. S0dS4 %.
Sheep Receipts TODAY 2400 head total for week thus far
$4,000 head tor ns last Eees $1,000 nea consumer
through n cars market dull and lower; Medium 90
Good So 65dsl 25 Choice So go ass 80 ordinary
TO Choice Lambs 81 7JOi6 30
Hogs-Recepts today 1900 head total Tor week tnus sr
$4,000 head for "a ne ums a.. week 3oVy ne1 cSa
through OF which AZ TO Now ork Market
lower Medium to Fair Workers. 81 654Si 30: COCO 10
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North RiSSr. Vessels and Railro1fE
NEw-YoRK. May 10. 1885
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Ngw.YoRK. MAY 10 1885.

COFFEE-Spot RIO quiet at sac Fair sales; options
dull and opened unchanged later advanced points, closing
seldy months and for later options Arnold
Mackey bought June and October and Skddy Milford
sold August and october the most freely sales 222O
bags closing "a follows May. 675dGS0 June. 6.Sja69O
July 69006t5; August. 60j4LO0 September o 30 q
7206725 Tho receipts at RIO 5000 bags az santos
1000 bags Have advanced 81 Mild steady 1UO BAGS
Maracabo sold on private terms.
CQTToN-Spo cotton in better export demand and hT at
unchanged prices Sales 1876 bales OF which 800 for export
10 England taken by Kali Brothers. tine total sales II was
rumored reached 1000 bales partly either Tor France or
SPAN 20j bales taken by spners delivered on contracts
2 bales
The quotations according the American classification are
aaf lOwa
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RlyER BRANCM

I I NEW.YORK, NEW. HAVEN md HARTFORD r. r,
Trains leave Harlem River station. l32dst and
ncon'e near Thirl Avenue Bridge across Harlem Eiver
reached by Third Elevated RarOa daily
Sundays at 6:l5 $40. gO0 1000, ll;5' a m. 9.iu 55
$40. 5i0 go and 500 p Tor Pore Morris, Casanova
hester Timp'ont Bay hester Pelham Bay Barlow city
Island. Pelham Manor and v.ROche!c connec ing &C
NeRochoe with trains for nll the lire u
the Now lOrk Newilayen and Hartford Ralroal Shore
and Air n' Divisions; Now analn, Mldd etown
Britain and Su Held Branches aud Boston al points
East
Midnight train for New Rochelle and al intermediate
mons at 3:lU a. m daily except Mondavs
Sunday trains for New Rochelle all intermediate
l2uO and $3.50 the latter train connectsz
Rochelle with trains 10 Central and
tamford and WITH train Boston via shore Line
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING K. X.
NEW .IER-kY CENTRAL DINIsION.-

FOOT OF LIBERTY.sT NoRrIi RIVER.
For Eod fEETroSoH ;G Be sS
i fo & s. f 9 s rs S no. 5S f So pm pm
S. gon1Pn ~ wayne Junction for GeTaRtoTm ans
RAMING.Ro0M CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
p Ait On light Trans nr1pu,. Mint, and. u.o 3D.,
$50 $50 $3.50 ll0O l:l5 345 5;io, $40 1900
S Sos Io oS a. nv n.y. Zoo $751; O $40 $40 S 600 p 'ia
For LOCK HAVEN PEALE and PHILIPS BURG Penn.
For 'WILLfAMsPoRT sUNBURY. LEwGsBURG. and
M MAhASqX CITY at 7tS $50 a. N S4S soc p m an,
r. 5i9 6A5 ZOO m sunday; at $50 M, ,,oo ,oo
30? 7s Sundays SS i 5o M LOO l'' 40"
For LKEsBARRE and PITrSTON at 1900 s45 m.
rd 1o2 l INK SSS Pa 36 M sundays at OSop ~
For TAMAQUA at 100 7s45. Si5 a. M 100 l. 80 345 400
For BtTHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN and MAUCH CHUNK
at 400 200, $40, a. IN. lOO 1870. s46 0abp M Sunday
For EGsToN at 400 100 $40. m 100 $780, $40 400
For hiGa BRIDGE BRAScm at 400 s; ~ a. @ 400
For FLEMINGToN, 700 s;.5 M. loo 1850, 400, 4.So
For Sio III ia4&A{s5 3d. ZOO ss 1885, i,
9 9 is 9S 2S9 $40 400 $3.50 Poo SSS 04o S49
'St Fi Zoo s5 zsS GSo s$S Zoo s:iS gse
BARS I $40 sS sC 5sO dS
b%ANGH SSEAN sn nc S. M sas.e.
For S'fip gESSS tS IT, igS 400
For LAKEw,o,0oD IONS RIVER and BARNEdAr at 4;so.
For ATLANTIC CITY. VINELAND and BRIDGEToIat
NEW.JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier Nc. 3, North River. via Sandy Hook
For HlGH .ANDS s-ABnIGHr and Lose BRANCH.
10000 m. 400 N. suLdays $3.50 ~ N.
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS,lO . m 800 p M
Fol LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER. BARNEdAT, o. ? n
Tickets can DO procured foot Libertyst Pier No 8;
North RIVER ~ 20l yod 2S $50 AL "a anu ly1s
a. is and ii3 Greenwoh-s:, 1913, 2os East l2lthst-
bTootiyn az No 4 Conrt-st.I i07 broadway s58 $50
Fuiton.st 20 $40 Manhattan.a 1851 Atanucave. In
iIoboken 254 Washingtonst N Y Transfer Company will
ca for from hotels or residence TO desns
ton. uANcocU
o. fieneral Manager, Gen. Pass and Ticket Ara
IA r. BALDWIN, O, Il, p, Agt. ll9 Liberty-st. N z
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Dipioeno Notltcs.


CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEw-JERsEY.)
NO. ll1 LlBEkTYsr J
.ex..>,.>,. ~, ,,,,,,, NEWioRK, DAY O. 1885. !
coupons OF THE ADJUSTMENT MORT
~ GAGE BONDS will be paid and after MONDAY
18th inst As number OF call bonds moi Vel een
rendered 10 the trustees IL will be have
left day for examination checks Will be- ready ON
day morning for all lots handed previously Dne notc,
Will be given OF the payment Of Convertible Loan Coupons
:. W. WAISON. Treasurer.
OPPCE THE HONRsTAKK MINING COMPANY
Mills BUILDING, 10 BkoAD-bT, NRW.IoRK, NAV IA isg5
dividend NO. S1.-The regular monthly
~ dividend THlRLY CENTS per share-has been de.
cared for April payable at the office OF the cOmpany san
Francisco or az the transfer agency SewYork on the 10Th
instant. Transfer books close on the 10th instant w.
LOUNsBERY q CO.. Transfer ARenta
1850, ,.,.,.,., -. SAN FRANCISCO May 49, 1888
THE FATHER DE SMET CONSOLIDA IFD
GOLD MINING COMPANY has declared Dividend
No 40 OF TWENTY CEN Is share payable on lgth in
sgant at the once OF BAIDLAW * co. Il New
York Transfers close 10th instant H. IDEAS Secretary
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Co \
TRKAeuRFRs DEPARTMENT J
PHlLADKIPHlA, May 4. 1855. y
THE Board of Dire ctOrs has this day declared
semiannua dividend OF THREE PER CENT. upon
the capital stock OF the Company clear OF a
and after May 80 next 70 shareholders registered
JOHN D. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
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Pacific NAL sTrArHrr CoiFASY)
tflIH ftO+ uf tAEAL--T. y. ~,

THE T1IIRTY-ElGHTll ANNUAL MEET
Il ING Of Stockholders Of the PACIFIC MAIL.
STEAM NIP COMPANY VIII be- held at the oncc oi the
Company Pier foot ~ Caul1 Iuvc- IN tie CITY 81
Newly Ork Wednesday, tine H1thd OF May 1885
the hours Of ~ for the election NJ
and the tran aCOu Of such other business properly
before IL Tie transfer boofs 81 the Company VIII cre
at the Office Of the Union rust O. any NOS DAY tn
18th day OF May lS-l. 3tcOck d. m and Will reopp ON
hUESDAY. The 18th of MAY. 1850 10 O'Clock in By
order Of the Board OF Directors
w. II. LANE. Secretary.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

~ Trains leave from Chsmbers Depot for Engle wood
Closter Pierment and Nyack $50 10 m 800, 45o
S:i6 pm
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Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Comply

Bond and stockholders hereby notified 10 depost their
bonds and stocks with the Mercantile No
100 broadway y. y and receive negotiable recepts there
fore.
ERWIN DAVIS,
JAMES Il. COLGATE
JOHN J. MCCOOK, Committee
GEORGE r. BAKER
JAMES 4. CLOSSON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18
V'HE NEW LINE
1nwvopu PHIL B BETTwEEH ronvo,v =, - no,,,,

- COMFORT AND THE SOUTH
HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
The New. York Philadelphia a Norfolk Railroad Company
hoy runs Fast Day and Night Express between Newfork
and Cape hMes Trans leave Nowf ort Pennsyivania
alTosd dS $40 r. week days sDd daily arriving 9d
folk p. m and 8l6 Sleeping cars through from Now.
York " CsDo Charles and ParOr Oar from Philadelphia with
ept charge cts paror
be seoure at any Ticket ONCE Of the
n. W.DUNNE, superintendent ~s
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obstruction.
Art Schools-CitY


Art Schools-Cit7
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
~ WIN receive s pupils SegD4Pg 3 & and
landscape CHINA 9 salanSS ans 50 SfSSt
MI Hngton PTedsnt SaSnaI academy HaE & Design
MI William Ma M% band Al Johnson MT Sam e. A " All
Fer Bows and Young Men-Country.
A HOME-LIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for
young Oq T. KINDS. A. NJ, Hampstead, Long Island.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately, fitted for
ID college Conditioned or sstsq ssoc Gbrs %s
COTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL, POughkeepsie,
I'm e. JOHN MILEY NJ A., Principal Preparation for
college scientific and Government and for business
RoRpENTOWN, n; Military Institute.
I'D Prepuesor COLLEGE OF Business FINELY located heA'
iuand trough f Kew WM & BowES a NJ Principal
CLMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Mil
ford Conn Parents %5S sTf 70 prot by The
oneTed by this school Address Franz NJ. hOM6. sun
,IREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. j.
revafes ycr business, for pnceOn Columbia Yale and
Harvard Send Tor Rev. a. O. CHAMBERS, Principal.
MASS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
WI BOSTON, MASS.
Examinations in New.Y York.
ngnsern %TS9ee GT ,o s SRs pIPs or
June and .. al Q q. III. In charge OF PTOI LAMA
Auoi''' "i''' JAMES p. MUNRoE. Secretary.
FRANCIS A. WALKER President.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
IL Worcester, Mass, begins its 18th year Sept ON.
e. Il. MErCALF. ~ NJ. superintendent
HONE SCHOOL for ten boys at Ncw-Ham-
Il Il burg.on Hudson. Send for circulars ID ,-,,,sr
Rev. j. III. CONVERSE
MEDIA ACADEMY.
vi SWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGE, A. NJ.
(Haryard College Graduate), Media, Penn.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester. Costly Buiding% Thorough Destruction:
A MILITARY COLLEGE. civil Engineering, Chemistry
Classics English COL THEO. HYAlE President
CUMMIT ACADEMY, Summit. New-Jersey.-
- preparatory school for boys $500 per Ohes
superior advantages in English Classics Modern Languages
anu 4i''''''' ALFRED N FULLER. A. B., Principal.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
l. Department of Arts. H. Towne Scientific school III
wharton School of and ECONOMY w Course IN
Philosophy " Course in Music VI. Medical school VII
Dental School VIII. Veterinary School N Law thOoL
y. Biological school. ri. Department OF Philosophy.
In making inquiry please specify depart ment. .
JESSE Y. BUHK. Secretary.
University Pennsylvania West Phi adelphia, Penn
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NORWICH LINE.
FAYOEITE INSIDE ROUTE.

FANUNIIE inside RUUIE
To BOTTOM ~.
WORCESTER 50 90
NASHUA a. IS
Portland 90, and no transfers.
city OF Worcester and city OF Boston leave
FER y H. loot " Wattss next pier above Desbrosses
Z EerTyl dolly. eXcopt SUNDAY. az y. m.
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

4 TROY BOATS-CITlZENS LINE
~ . steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
a. y IT, foot OF Chrstoperst daily except saturday at
=. m Sunday steamer touches al Albany. .
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FOR JUNE,

(h0ICE collection of school circulars for
~ parents and Teachers every department
and learning recommended II. HEssE SO West 2lstst
CCHOOL OF MINES-Preparatory School.
High t 81 s. g sS ssPfs s1d English
J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS, C. f., Pm. D.. Principal.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
~ No 473 Broadway near 42dst 4sth year. Primary.
Terms moderate NJ. M. HOBBY. W. L. AKIN Principals.
For Both Sexes-City
A RITHMETIC, Bookkeeping, Writing, Cor
soa % Pns 81 day
Uptown 1913 broadway. entrance lO7 West Sithst
For Both Sexes-Country %
POCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack -on-the-
III Hndson-Preparatory and business for gentlemen
graduating course Tor ladies' twelve steam heat
perfect Sa Sns IsRTa"r send
For Young Ladies--Country.
DORDENTOWN, n. J.-Female College;
aS %S p sI2 s as Fj4 ,r a sl'a
REV. MN. O. BOWEN. A 81, President
EOME Boarding School for Misses and Chill
y drenone hour from city; mothers care good board
Miss A. rat RsfOS. Box 4l3. stamford Conn.
T~YACK SEMINARY for girls; limited num-
- bcrs- thorough training Geightai home; one bo1r
CGoNrz. ,.n,r., ocuoo,
On s1,xuT sTEi!2':f 81 afTkhY, PHiTADELrHIAA
1le third stJAN COOKIES SEAT,
COmmtnces st.rg @dBEh23
i..AEcGs + BENN2rG. sYhVinJ Eastman
diess Ogontz ost oIc b.gonery Co, Penn.
V'HE ELMS.-F Family and Day School for Girls,
no no Fl sasPs oh N Ell ssffs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. san DWlCh ISLANDS,
JAPAN CHINA NEWZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, CEN.
TRIAL AMI SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From New.YOTk. pier loot Cana.st.. n. r.
For san Francisco wa the lsthmus OF Panama
COLON sails THURSDAY. May Il, no q.
Connecting for Central and South America and Mexico
san Francisco. LIST aud lrannan sts
For Japan and China
CITY - De sails lnur day May 81, . m.
For HoNOLULU NEW.ZEALAND and AUsTRAiIA
ZEAIAN Ola sails Saturday. June q, pm.
arrival Of LONDON mdl.s az san Francisco.
freight passage aud general Information apply az Com
pany's office on the pier, loot Canal,st, y; R.
ii. J. BULLAY. superintendent.
DED STAR LINE.-FOr Antwerp and Paris.
HI Sailing from New.York and Antwerp every saturday.
WA sLAND- ''.....''..'. uS1 ~, wy D. W.
Saloon $50 10 500 10 TO slOO Second CABIN,
$50; excursion 800 Storage 10 lowest rates
PETER WRIGHT a SONS. Gcni Ags,oo broadway
rVHE u. S. AND BRAZIL. MAIL SIS. CO.
passenger line FOR 81 Thomas Barbados Para
MaTanham. PeTnambuco. Bahia ana ITO de Janeiro,
ADYANCG. wednesday, June 10 Robert stores,
FINANCE. Friday, July ~ brooklyn
newport News Va ira day succeeding at p
PAULF. GEhHAtD Co. General Agents "a Broad.,t
WHITE STAR LINE-MAURY ROUTE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAM.
Frs FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ADKIATiC Cart Parsel saturday; Nay ~ ! p. N.
BRITANNic. CAPT Perry. saturday Nav 30 $3.50 m
ckLriC. Can't q eidel Saturday. june o. ii m
GEkMANl Can't kennedy. saturday me ,. p m
RATEs-ssioon, 500. $50 and 500 eturn tickets on
favorable Storage 81 low rates intermediate Adu
ATTIC ony) $685. For inspection OF plans and other in0rna
ION apply at the eompanys Offices No. 50 BI9adyay Me-"
bTUART ToBEY. 4oe wslnutst
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Cfachers.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
N Agency supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Cover
nesses etc. Colleges, schools anl Ia Miles Apply TO
MRS NJ. j. IOUNGFULION. % Union square
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ONO oF 81 PAII ~ nuIlm ILMlnoAn ~.

~. PAU, MINI. May o., leSj.B
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhold-
i ers Of the 81 PAUL ANp DULUTH RAILROAD
COMPANY Tor the election 81 Directors and the transaction
other business tI" Company Will be- hcld at the
Once 81 the Company tht tty Of II raul MINI MOS
DAY - lisa az IT, o'clock Of day. The
tran SER will be closed O'Clock T.. M ~aturlay
MAY 8. 1852 and reopen on Thurs az June l.. less.
PHILIP y. UAEEiS. Secretary.
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY Il now
Il prepared Change the GNDED COUPON BON DS
for Tie coupons SO aud l-- 81 the Consolidated
hoods OF HE EAST IENNE~~f ~ NIR6INIA AND
GEORGIA H. H. co. In pursuance 81 the Funding Agree
ment.
Holders Of requested the exchange at
date.
New-York May !, 1880
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Ocean Steamers.

BILE Courier wishes to travel in Europe Ill
~ any capacity highest references.
college Electrical Engineering. East 26th-st. N. Y.
NCHOR LINE, u. =. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
~ GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY:
ANCHORIA May 81. d a. H. Ethiopia ule IL, . a. m.
CIRCASSIA. June d, IL a. "a FURNESS \. u'"'u nom
cabin passage $50 TO $50 Second class $50.
LIVERPOOLAND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE
CITY OF ROME sails Wednesday JuneA Juy l.
every fourth Wednesday thereafter.
Cabin passage 500 TO 800. Second class $50.
SteeTage outward, Orprepad fl5.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, General Ag nts. ~. ~,
Bowling Green, Ncw-NOrE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18

" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier 80. n. H.. foot OF king-st .
NEVADA. luehhiy: may ~ ~ a. IN
BRITISH tuesday May 20 95u p n
WlSCONSl IuesdaY June :, laV a. M
Tuesday June o. y.
BRITISH IucSday, June 10 r. H.
No SALON accOnn dafiOn.
CABIN passage according statcroom $50 so and $50
intermediate, So Steera2e at low rates. .. 90
OFFICE No. 20 BROADWAY. GUION ~ CO
HAMBURG AMERICAN IS. cos LINE for
l1PLYMoUTD tLOndonl. Cherbourg Paris and Hamburg
IiAmui May II. IL a. III OtIi,Tt Man a.
F. A. May sS = D. N wGsInlalia,;; May 80 T. m
cabins entirely separately FIRST CABIN saturdays te9mer
SEQ $50 and S75. Storage So Round trip al reduced
prices Send for -" Tourist Gazette" . $500 $50
KUNHARDf& CO., e. Il. RICHARD co..
INMAN LINE OF STEAMERS,
Il FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF hui sdav. May ~ II a. m.
CITY OF BERLIN. Thursday Nav -, 300 D. ~
THURSDAY. June y n III
OF thursday unc H. IN
CITY OF CHICAGO. THU SHAY, June l. 10 m.
From Pier 49, North River. CABIN PASSAGE, $50, SO
and 100 Brunswiek sefeyeing berS 50 extra Inter
For passage &c. apply 10 the INMAN STEAMSHIP CO.
amIted) Washington Building broadway, N. y
PHILADELPHIA ONCE No. 100 South 4th-S.
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sPIRITs OF TURPENTINE.
Ct.RtEsTOy May IG-Turpentine firm at 2Saic.
SAVANNAH MAY l6 -rurpcntine quiet at 2S'4c
WILMINGTON, May lG.-Iurpentlne steA1y at zVc'
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IS. co.
IN SHORT ROUTE To LONDON
NEW.YOKK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
EA =. Wed. Maya lOa IN. Terra sat. MAY 49, a; m.
KHEIN May 23. a. m. EB Wed. juno 8. $3.50 am
Elder Wed Nav 81. i:3O a. m. n OK sat tune IN
First CABIN. 800 10 $3.50. Second
CABIN. $50 On older steamers. First Cabin. 500
Se0" ' steerage at lowest rates.
OELRICHS Co, No = Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18

COOKS EXCURSION PARTIES sail from New-Yofk IN
April MAY June and July. by hrst-class steamships.
SPECIAL TOURIST TICKGra fOr INDIVIDUAL
TRAVELLERS at REDUCED RATES, by the best routes
for pleasure travel
COOKS EXCURSIONIST with maps contains full par
ticulars by mail for ten cents.
THOs. COOK a son. POI Broadway y. Y.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-14
ELECTRIC FLASHES.
A COMPILATION OF THE NEWS os
THE DAY.
Heavy Losses by Fire-A Carpo of GIL,
Dollars Belligerent Strfkers-soi.
eide OF Count sullivan TurnS
Ball Pitcher

New YORK, Sept. IA The oil warabon q
and factory of Swan & Finch. at ms Madam
lane, was DESTROYED hv fire Saturdav fo,o
noon. The flames extended To the .o,,,hor,,
half OF the double bnllne and damaoaI
the stock of leaf tobacco Of Iichtenstein s.
Bros to the extent Of about Saa
900. Swan & Fmch's loss is npt at
SO 900 and the loss on buiIdin.
at $1,000. The entire available force
OF the fire department in the ower district
was called out to fight the flames that
threatened surrounding buildings The in
snranee covers the losse> The fire broke
out very suddenly in the factory in rear ri
10, and surprised the people in the build
ING Before some of the occupants be
Thought Them 'eiveI Of escape exit by way
OF the stairs was cut off by the fire
John Zigler, an aged CARPENTER. who was
ut work on the third floor of the building.
ran 10 the window, aud, letting him elf
hahS from The sill, shouted for help Some
one brought tail laddsr, and, mounting it,
reached nm aHi iet nm down- Ziglsr was
uadiy burned ab1ut the hands and
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-14
following
Simila Lett scouldb bee did Permit;
A Late Witness.

have been treated by DR.. Mrs. Keck aud the
benefits | have received from her advice and
treatment are wonderful; had suffered from ca
tarrh for over twenty years; 1t h d ELECTED my
whole system very badly. | had polypus in nay
nOstriis 30 l conld not breathe through my nose
these she removed by medicine not having per
formed any operation, | can now breathe freely
through my nose. My sense of smell is now re-
turning, which left me twenty years ago: she has
done more toward removing my C0tarrh than II
the physicians ever hod, my brain wa diseased
and had been insane, vas at Independence tsl 70
lum for eight months. and trei sure | Wanil he
there nov II It 9er,- MOI Tar tn. benefits | recriv
ed from her; do not nov have the a-thma that ,
have suffered with lor tour year,, nciIher do
shtfcr with The misery 81 pain III my lett side
and spleen MY k.dncy~ W"le badly diseased;
"a h,uat Il aud my hNcr Waf ale, ted; rpH died
a : real dral and hoA those symptoms have mn-iiy
disappeared / III highly rrcomncnd This lady
| IL a thysi,ian. WILLIAM ". FUN.
et~ter Cily, May ~, lNS'.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-14

NEW HAVEN, Com. Sept IA The draw
e's al the e. Haven wire mill have been
"a a strike since Jnly. Friday some SweIes
from Worcester wrre put to work in THEN
places nj $50 per day figure which the
striker, have offered to go back at Thi
made the strikers Indignant and they
n't,cisai stage containing the new
man returning from work Bricks ani
stones flew fast an IT was fearel that n
riot wnuId ensue the assailants were
finally III psrsed, but more trouble is feared.
The new men have all Teen armed wltl
pistol to defend themselves with The
trik.r- are destitute and fast becoming
iesp rate
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-14

NEW ORLEANS, La. Sept. II the United
States man-'i war Swatara cast III ut /
O'Clock FriiaV AMI started down the river.
she had on board III, 400. 900 silver dollars
PUT up in bags Of ii 900 each which,
in turn wera packed i'll wooden case,
81 Ave bags each each case weighing
$50 pounds. The whole cargo weighed
Si5 tons and was slowed in the maya
zine and shot lockers This unusual weight
settled the ship 81 that she drew nineteen
feet and eleven inches, her ordinary draft
fully armed and ordinarily loaded being
eighteen feet The Saatara was 10 have
akel away SIP 600 800, but the commander
considered it unsafe b. take ON any more
tran her present load She will transfer
-. h0,00O 30 the NantIc at quarantine sta
ton 1t Is claimed Ivy the officers that ths
IS the largest amount of money ever loaded
80 IA single ship in the world