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The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-21
A CALL.
Richie County Rally.
A MASS CONVENTION OF THE,
PROHlBlTIONlSTS OF
RITCHIE COUNTY.
At the Court House of Richie
County, Saturday, August 7,
at 10 o'clock, a. m.

We the undersigned, voters of
Richie county, feeling assured that
we have reached a point in the
history of the Nation and cause of
Temperance, which calls for direct,
persistent and determined action,
most respectfully urge upon all
who desire the success of the Prohi-
bition cause, to meet in Mass Con-
vention at the Court House of
Richie County, on Saturday, Aug.
7, 1886, to make such permanent
county organization as shall be-
deemed necessary by the C)nven-
ton for the success of the cause of
Prohibition.
We would recommend that each
sub-school district send at least one
delegate; and all who are friendly
to the cause of Prohibition, and
feel that it is the aIl-absorbing
question of the day, are invited to
meet and act with US.
We have been compelled to this
course by the open and avowed OPP
position to the cause of Prohibit
tion of one of the leading political
parties, and the evasiveness, du-
plicity, insincerity, and intolerance
of the other. We have talked, pray.
ed, preached and petitiomed for re-
spectful hearing Of our cause.
In answer to these efforts and APP
peals, we have received nothing
but broken promises, unfulfilled OBJ
legations and insult.
At the last State Conventions of
the two leading parties, our petit
tions were respectfully presented.
At the Democratic Convention in
Wheeling our petitions were ig-
nored, and a resolution in favor of
granting the people the right to
vote on the question of Prohibition
was smothered in the Committee.
A like resolution was offered in
the Republican Convention in Par
kersburg, and was received with
insult and contumely, and in less
time than it took to write it, went
under the table.
I Surely the time has come for sep
arate and direct action.
Signed.
DIR. M. S. Hall, Rev. E. J. Wilson,
Syelus Hall, John Douglass,
J. Marsh Wilson, T. w. Balm,
A. Fl. Hall, Gen. T. M.Harris,
Capt. Jacob Clammer
T G. Snodgrass, J E Norman,
Prof J s Cornwell, Rev A Mick.
R W Golf, Lewis Hammer,
Capt. John Sommerviile,
J W Shafer, John B Upton,
Lemuel Hall, J s Hall,
Rev P A Woods, f M Hall,
Thos Hess, J P] CIV Warner,
Johnson Jackson, A T Capon,
Geo. Pritchard, Lamson hall,
E J Taylor, E G Fox,
John P Harris, G G Griffin,
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-21
A CALL.
Lewis County Rally.
A MASS CONVENTION OF THE
PROHIBITIONISTS OF
LEWIS COUNTY.
At the Court House of Lewis Coun-
ty, Thursday, Aug. 5, 1886.

To the Voters Of Lewis County, West
Virginia:
In compliance with the urgent
request of the Prohibition State
Executive Committee, lately con-
vened at Parkersburg, we the un-
dersigned citizens and Prohibition
voters of Lewis county, hereby is
sue call for Mass Convention of
the Prohibitionists of Lewis coun-
ty, to meet at Weston on the 9Th
day of August, 1886, for the purpose
of thorough organization, and to
appoint delegates to the Congress
sional and Senatorial Conventions
also to nominate County Commits
sioner and delegate to the Legisla-
ture, if deemed expedient if not, to
name a time and place for such
nominations.
The above call is issued for the
following reasons:
FIRST. Because neither of the
old parties can, nor would if it
could, become the anti-saloon party !;
for the reason that such party, to
be successful, must combine all the
elements opposed to the saloon, in
all sections, and it is political i'm.
possibility for either of the old par
ties to effect such combination.
SECOND. Because Democratic
Prohibitionists are ready to meet
Republican Prohibitionists half
aoay, but will not 60 all the way
into the ranks of their old enemy,
and Republicans have no right to
ask it, Just SO, Republican Prohi-
bitionists will meet their Demo-
cratic friends on the same ground,
but will 60 no further, and Demo
Gratis have no right to ask it,
THIRD. We must have an anti
saloon party that will combine all
these opposition elements. We
therefore issue the above Call, in.
viting all Christian and Tenn per-
ance voters to unite with US in
such organization and in the NOM
ination of pure men for Office, who
will faithfully discharge their duty
in accordance with their oaths.
Signed
T N Barnes, T Jackson,
Rev I A Barnes, V L McCusky,
D W Grandon, Rev M L Barnett,
E R Dyer, J L Hudman,
Rev S D Davis, J Sumpter,
D B Cook, Rev J S Fisher,
Saml A Steel, Rev G W Weekly,
E O Taylor, M W Davis,
D r Swisher.
LEWIS STIRRING HERSELF.
WESTON, July 10. '86.
ED. FREEMAN.
Please publish above call for
Prohibition convention for Lewis
county.
Six or seven COPIES of above pa
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-21

Look for regular cyclone letter
from Hon. 7. R. Carskadon, in next
issue. 1t reached US too late for
this issue.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-21
l. o. G.. Z.

WELLsBURG.-On Sabbath after
noon Mr.. Thomas spoke in the La
zearville church, and IA persons
signed a paper requesting the or
ganization of a lodge in that place.
This lodge will also be installed by
the Wellsburg lodge. On Sabbath
evening Mr.. Thomas made mas
terly address, on the question of the
day, in the Disciples church, to a
good sized audience, who were
deeply impressed with the truths
presented. Rev. Pershing had
charge of the meeting and was as
sisted by Rev. Lewis Phillips, of
Castleman's Run. Mr.. Thomas
has increased the number of l. O. G..
T. lodges in the State from 40 to
100 in the past three months. He
left on the early train, Monday,
for Parkersburg Herald.
THE GOOD TEMPLAR.
SPECIAL TRIAL TRIP.-We will
send 10 copies of the SPACE or 20
copies of the 4-page edition of the
w. Va. Good Templar from receipt
of subscription to the meeting OF
the Grand Lodge, for ONLY ONE DOL
LAR. Now then, roll in the names
We wish every Good Templar in
the State to get acquainted with
his own paper.-Good 1emplor.
All Good Templars ought by all
means to have the Good Temaplar,
and then they ought to have THE
FREEMAN; on trial 3 months for
25 cents.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-21

SEE PROGRAM w. G. T. U.
CONFERENCE MT. LAKE
PARK.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-21

The FREEMAN Is ANXIOUS TO BE
SENT INTO 1000 NEW HOMES AT ONCE
AT ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-21

Continued on Last Page.l
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-21

~"No subscribe, no Bill" so
mo- friend need fear to take copies of
The Freeman aud read them, a0hen
they come unlocked for.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-10-18
How to Grow Old Rapidly.

Think you are growing old and you
will soon grow old. Take your place
obediently ID the groove long made by
custom for people of middle age or lit
tie past it. Separate yourself entirely
from the young. Regard with undis-
gused contempt their lack Of experience.
Scold at their mistakes, with no effort at
cancellation or making friends with them.
This with them will give you your degree
as ''old fogy." An "old fogy" may be
simply child who has stopped his learn
ing with the idea that he knows it all. "
There are cold fogies" at % as well as So
Kill all inclination to indulge IN what
are called "yonthful sports" Learn not
to run. Cultivate in your limbs dignity,
slowness, stiffness. Regard with seren-
Ity your slowly escaping vigor, supple
ness aud elasticity of muscle. Say it's
the inevitable way OF all flesh, and be-
cause this has always been so with past
generations so it must always be with the
coming ones.
Say to yourself, "Its law of nature
that people must grow old, decay and
wither when the time comes" Just as
our grandfathers said, 'It's agin nature
that news can be carried any faster than
horseflesh can carry it or that ships can
cross the ocean any faster than wind and
sails can carry them.
Don't recognize that every new inter-
est is as fresh grip on life, and that as
we lose interest the grip relaxes its hold.
Let child be so kept that it learns ab-
al kalx a
sport, and note what an old face it will
have at 81 Note rs to outward appear
ance OF age at 35, the stolid. stupid day
laborer, little better than an animated
muscle for moving heavy weights. aud
the intellectual man OF refined tastes and
varied associations and pursuits, and see
If in the contrast there be suggestion
how the mind may keep the body young.
Learn nothing new. Say its now too
late and that all your dancing days are
over. Be ashamed of taking up any new
study or pursuit. Why! Anslyze your
shame and you may find that the lack OF
skill characterizing your first efforts puts
you on the same footing as the child.
But you are not child. You are grown
up, full of years and vast experience in
Sbat utkbiL1 nutSA ~ 49," ~
much aud really knows SO little.
There are helps al around you to as
sist you in growing old. Kind friends
from time to time will comment on the
appearance of a gray hair or a line in
your face, with the expression, in their
words, "Time to begin to get ready for
the grave" Be convinced by them
that is. as they say.
Cease all attempt at reformation or
improvement in any direction. II you
have any manner of slipshod or slovenly
inclination, whether it extend to dress or
address or gait, let it all 60 "by the
run," as they say at sea. Say to your
self, Gan that effort will do for young
man. But it's no use for me at my time
OF lte." What time? Oh. say So or 60.
Fret good deal and hate good deal.
This will materially assist you to grow
old and ugly.
In your eating and drinking study
only your palate. Regard all as cranky
or crotchety who talk of eating for health
as well as pleasures 8 sake.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-10-18

~ The undersigned has for sale about
JAN ffty good. gentle Stock Horses, from
one Year old upwards which must be disposed
OF Immediately, and will be sold cheap Tor cash.
ts.u Idaho Road,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-10-18
PROPOSALS WANTED.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
HUMBOLDT COUNTY, STATE OF NEVADA,
Notice is hereby given, that the Board Of
County Commissioners of sid County will re-
ceiye proposals for the
ERECTION OF A BRIDGE
Across the Humboldt River, at Winnemucca, up
TO and including the 9Th day Of October, 1856.
The Bridge is to be built according to the plans
and specifications now on file with the Clerk OF
said Board.
All Proposals must be sealed and addressed to
the County Clerk, marked Proposals to Build
Bridge"
The Board reserves the right to reject all Pro.
posals.
All materials, except those specified in speciH-
cations, are to be furnished by the contractor
BY order of the Board,
A. T. gibson, Clerk.
winnemucca October 18th, 1886. I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-10-18
A VALUBLE FARM
FoR SALE.

n valuable Farm is Tor sale on BIG
S MEADOWS, Humboldt County, Nevada,
~ choice fand. 90 acres under cultivation, all
we'll W % fenced. Plenty Of water the year round.
A good stand Of Alfalfa on ten acres The
balance In Wheat and Barley. All looking
we'll Title perfect Win be sold with or with.
out the crop
For particulars, apply on the premises.
JOHN HILL
Big Meadows, June II, 1883. telA0
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-10-18

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONER I
HUMBOLDT COUNTY, STATE OF NEVADA,
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
GREEK ART.


..,xr.- or GREEK ARCHlEoLOGY. BY
NAxIME CofLiGSoN. transi"teu Wy g &c Co N'
Wrsnt Pm 3s3. Ncw-lork: CSs'eh Co' .
This Manual" which Is the latest volume I'D 'ne
- ,hrarv , ,s intended TO give " BIRDS
49,. ,,eu, . Of the whole of Greek art from the
Coco. pc,ascic period NJ Collignon begins with a
sao,,sion of the discoveries at ilissark aud eau-
tr,, but like many other writer's he refuses 10 io'
,ou, nr schIiemaun in his lIomeric identhca''ohs'
,h;,a fn,lv recognizing the Importance OF tho la"
,or,s work As regards the subsequent orieh'a' '"-
a,ences upon Greek art NJ. Coilignon diners "o-
some contemporaries in considering EgSp',a" ~
Aueuce of less consequence. iho
clans imported objects OF an
chorac.er which exercised an enec', ou'
NJ Cohcnon Is IN accordance WV.
n,o,nc,ogsts in regarding the influence OF Assyr'a
es Of the utmost importance. Ihe secona JUN
contains brief consideration OF the or"co-i o'
osgc monuments, the 6 ecian orders. ana ''o
.o .;nn,6cant monuments of Greek architecture.
TLe largest division ofthis volume IS oevo'ed ~
,cplpture from its symbolic beginnings 10 'he
rnran conouest The " fourth book deals with
The fascinating Tanagra fgurines which nave DC
co,no familiar TO our public both in the originals
o,d IN reproductions There are other books
r,on nainted vases nunismatIcs gyptlcs, orohzes
ood Jewels The reader who attempts to swallo"
. band hook reprcsentIng this amount OF condensa-
finn Will he pardon ed for feeling himself stuIeo
like any Strasbourg goose. Nevertheless, the at
rancement. which Is always chronological is con-
yenien,. the rccapitulations are inte!iigent' inc
noints which are emphasized are usually well
chosen and the writer has proiited by the latest
opinions and discoveries. HIS volume is Vauaoie
rs guide to students, who Will be greatly alueo
by the photographed references accompanying
each chapter This is intended to DC text BOOK
and while the author may not have hit the golden
,noo, botween 100 much and too little. bis book is
a convenieu guide post for students of the history
q, art. and we trust it may help TO gain proper
,ococ,tion for the study of Greek life and art In
clas,.rooms where Greek grammar alone is thought
worthy of attention. The heavy labored Engnsh
of the translation can hardly do justice to the
original.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
xNEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W n. Y. q. & H. r. X. n. Co. Lessee
TIE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG THE WEST
SHORE OF THE WORLD. FAMED HUDSON RIVER.
AkOU w FOOTHILLS OF CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
AND THRoUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
ON ana after Ma 20. 1850 trains viii leave West i2d
trains station foot OF Jay ST.
North River 20 minutes earlier than from foot Of West
Detroit and Chicago $3.50 m 900. $40 p Shoppers
St Rouis, .6;oo 'e:lo p. M sleepers through
Buffalo Rochester, suspension Bridge Niagara Falls g TO-
s03 Ill., 800, $40 " m. sleepers aud drawing
Uuca and Syraeuse $3.50. ll2o AIN, 800. 81 10 PM
Highland foksePse and Kingston, ..7lo. $3.50,
ll23 n 800, 'sl D. H.. and 800 m. for Kingston.
saugeriies and Albany 40. '7lo. $3.50. ll2o s55
Csts1ii s''. .7io. $50. ll25 m, 905 .s 10 pm.
Cranston's West Point, Cornwall and Nowbug * 10 11l0
-93 .lVIo. li2o m 800. 4l6. $40 and 600
D Ill., Cranston's. Cornwall and Newburg.
For Montreal and Canada East, 600 y. IN
Hamilton London, $3.50 600 $40 p m Toronto.
1880 q. M. tUOU, $40 ,,-. =.
Daly tDaiy. except Saturday Other trains DAILY except
Sunday. ,, ... ..a..,,..,.
For ickes time tables parlor sleeping car accommoda-
tious. Information, apply at ouicesi bfookyh
1888 WashingtonsI; 73O Fultou-st: Annex onco
foot of F9ltonst New Yox CITY Sos tso,. .ss o st .;
Wes 42dst and foot OF Jay st. North Rvsr wssteotss
Express call for check from hotes ana resi-
dsnCsA ordsrs 0An be iefi st ticket cniesa Snssrr
VandeHbntavA General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
Jusirnlfion.
For Bows and Young Men-country.

For Boys and Young Men-country.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately ht'ed LOT LOT
II College Conditioned or rejected ean9i'ls,es wa.a
winter r. "o' i-'
MORT HILL SCHOOL (for BOysl. ann NV
Il second wear; enlarged accomuiodations soou - =
=, MIS- TAil RfCK LEE, Headmaster Canannslsus ~
,,an receyed as special students during The summer
v,RFFUOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, \. j.
4ld year Prtrfres for business ioI ifhos,@en @ prto
uEMPSTEAD INSTlTUTE.-A B9aTdIYng
school for Boys. At Hampstead, Long is'ahd- n l.
sUMMEk SCHOOL
from lime Is TO septeberl Twenty seventh year pcehs
september Is. 1856. Catalogue on apphcalioh
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
III Worcester Mass 3lst year begins sepI ~ is'"
C. b METCALF. A. NJ superintendent
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY I;
Chester Costly buildngs IhoJongh lns'Inoucn,, ~
CLASSICS. Glass; hnesG coEoNTL THO. HYATT President
ECTORY SCHOOL. Ilamden. Conn., or
Ii bows $3.50 Home influences and comforts tnoroush ,
school system extensive grOunds, gyinasn UNI
ec For circular address Rev. II. L. EVEREST rector
DOCKLAND COLLEGE-NYACK-O ON THE
Ii UrDsOT Preparatory and business for gentlemen
graluafinr course ladies twelve teachers Enter ~
any tlnc. Send for catalogue ,,,,, NJ pr,,o,n.,
TWO COLUMBIA COLLEGE Students VIII
take few bows for the to their home on SHORE
of Long Isand sound. giving Instruction N wac,c
,ecis NAV be desIied excellent boating and hahlng itc
and camp during part OF summer; refer TO TO- O"S' c'
sbort LID Coiuinbia College terms low: ADDRESS
l., T. Tribune Uptown once l2o7 bioa1Waf,
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
Gtsambonts Gno Railroads.
--BUSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND.


A BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND.
STONINGTON LINE INSIDE ROUTE.
Steamers leave from Pier 80 North River block
above Canalst at 800 daily, except SUNDAY;
tram with Daror reclining chairs between
landing and Boston without charge.
+. w. POPPLE. General Passenger Agent,
A -RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing
"a at Cransons West Point Cornwall Nowburg Mad.
IGro Milton polghkeepsie and Esopus connecting yith
Rsir a ana OK ove aag ns NgaRts "a
LDWiN leave every week daF p. pier foot Of
Harrison st. except saturiiys whom CITY OF KINGS ron
leaves at D N.
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
Steamers KAArERSKILL and CATS KILL lelve foot OF
Jsyat week day connecting with me a,s
XII VI M.unain and cairo Ialiroaia IARL On Lf OS y
DOLLAR. send for list OF houses rates etc or ad-
dress W. j. HUGHES, Treas. CatsAin y. \.
nELAWARE. LACkAWANNA and VEST
~ ERN "a LROAD. sHORrEsr LINE BETWEEN
NtW.YORK AND BUFiALO; LIGHTNING EXPRESS
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES.
ncpots New York foot OF Barclay and Christopher -ts
A. Daily except uiday9 Iufalo ana os~ego xIrs
iamtou. lmra Bath. Buffalo syracuse osw"eo Greene
oxford orwGh ttca ,onnect at scranton iCr Ildt'i9n
Ithaca and intor mediate stations. ~ ,,.
m Bnghamfon and flnira Express Pullman coaches
water Cap. Scrpnton. Bnshamton Owego and hmira
az scranton ior ttson ston kesbsrre &c
p ~. Daily Buffalo Limited fxpress Pullman colches
for strondsburg, acrlntoL p nshsmton oweso. tlmr4
500 m connecting with a points West Sleep
Ing for Olcan via. Wsyland. arriving $40 a
Daily B1fao and Oswego txpIe's Pullman
syracuse. O~wego. Greene OTfOri Norwich Utica and
owego for ithaca aud intermediate stations except sAtur
see time tables for way Morris and Essex Di
vision.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

NEW-IORk CENTRAL AND HTD9OY
~ RIVER RATLkOA d. .-C0mmcnoing NV 3I is,S
through trains Will leave g and Central Depot, ''''
~ NJ. Rochester and Montreal Express through H..
10 Rochester ST Alban. Ronsos 10 aT'
$3.50 a. M, ihn united" with dining cars stonn,n. .
Albany. Ctca Syracuse. Rochester Rnfao Siagsr p,
Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Ch ca go9j M W.
-. ols 80 next day. - "a
103Da Chicago Express drawing cars TO can.n
daauA Rochester, Niagara Falls ana Buffalo w " A"sh'
III 40 a. M. Western New York and northern Fxn-...
wit drawing room cars. PN's
3 20 .. m Albany Troy sarstors and rJ,ca Frn-..
through dTs wing To Lake Ceo e. on saurSa~
only. ''
4 y. m. Accommodation 70 Albany and Tro7
g Chicago and ~. Louis Express with seenino 80.
for Niagara Falls Buffalo CiucilEat I0leio Dco9 ~
csgO and 81. LOUIS Di1ipg car y W YORK - ~ y ~
$50 D. M. 40 tFca Expres. with sleepngcars 10 Sg,,
and 10 Auburn road aud 10 Saratoga 10 M,ur,.I
t-91j p. Pacific Express. with sleeping for
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland. Toledo i.,us ns
tro and Chicago ~leep ng Water-Jva and gie',
bur tally -atnrlaY N''
lll5 p Night Express. with sleeping to .lba,,
and Troy Connects with the morning trans io tie snt
for the North except Satur sy night. ~
Tickets sale Grand central Depot. No.
Plgce 4l3 Broadway, Harlem Depot l2j st sif .vs
and az WestcOtrs Express Oces Par place Rros
way, 80 aud Hs2 broadway. aud 81 Vest lIjhst Nev
York. 333 Washington and 80 Fulton sts Brooklyn and a
sth.st Williamsburg '' -
Accommodatons N drawing room snd sleepin car.o.,h.
procured al OF the ticket Offices In Cty sni
1893 Washington st.. Brooklyn.
Baggage called for and chec ked from residence
These trains daily All others daily except Sunday
j NJ. TOUCtY. D. NJ. kENbkICK
feNfcpf. Arsn
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NAY 81. 1898.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


GREAT Trunk LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New YORK. ss
Ferries ds follows
Harris sbur' Pt-burg the Vest with Pullman Psl.ea
Cara attached, .. m. q, l. and IN. daily SowYark
and hicagO luited o. P9rOr Dining. -ee,
ing Cars at n m every day.
Milamsport, Lock Haven. a. = D. m. Cory an Era
connecting ~ Cory for Tltusyillc. Petroleum
Centre and tie OH Regions
For Lebanon. Q. m, 3 20 p. m. and II night
Baltimore Washington and the south. Limited Wsslinr
Express Of Pullman Palace Cars daily eIpt Suniay
10 arrive Warrington 4.uo y. and 80 D.
rive sshingon ; u m: 400 : 4
al i.3C ard ard y night.
For Atlantic CITY except sufiay Uhroagl Pari0r ca
For cape Nav, except snndlv Il:lO n N.
Long nranch BaY Head Junction. and Intermediate s'si01s
yia Railway and Amboy, "a. ~ noon, g.. 500 D. a.
on -uniay v:4j a. ~ and D. H. 40 not sto9 81 As5lry
For Old Point and Norfolk VIA Yew-York Phadap pha and
NOTlls isalr af. ~. every Day VIA Baltimore and Bay
Line 1880 p m. days
Boats n Brooklyn Annex" connect with n hongn
city atord pteV AMI direct trf1tfer or
7ra, ~ Gyriss IRON ir;tsbure 20 $40 ll3o 6I5
8 70 50a n l1O 30. 33D 80 3. - snd o - p. n
sunday $40 $50 a. H.. 800. . % ami 1913 D. Prom
Philaaelpha a. $50 800 $50 30. 40. a29 H31. lotl
II 20 A. m % 200 3.2O 800. 530 $50 6jj s-1. SO
. So i0S5 n rn and l120rghr sunday. $50. go $50
730 $40 ll@j A. m. 800 g. 20. 1bj, go Hs' lo 80 N
The NcwYork Transfer COMPANY will call for and cheek
pagga ~ !rO hotels ana residences , No.,
CHAS. T.. PT0U, j. r. N'!Dn
Genera Manager General rassr Agent.
'!'ROY BOAio-CIrIZENS LINE.
steamers CITY OF Troy ari SARATOGA Cav, Pts.
day at r.m suncAy steamer ouchr, At Albany.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
financial.
Dprrcr or rnT PURCHASING COMMITTEE
oY THE WABASH. ST. LOUIS ASp Psciyic RuLWN ,, ~,
" $500 IgS OApWAY, NEW.I OkK.

W INN ~ ig5 TgoApwAY. NEw.ioRK.)
rJ'O the holders OF the following issues OF
II Bonds VIZ:
Toledo and Inos Lake Erie wabash aud 81 Lonia ore"'
Western 1889 quincy and foiedo Illinois ana onth
and Decatur and East ST. Louis frat mortgages loe'o a
Wabash Wabash Wcstern and Great western Oh lo'''
mortgsges Chicago Division. hr-t mortgage Ioe
Wabash and Western Consolidated sinking funu' "no'
Railway Mortgage per cent Of si9 Hannibal ana N"p',
First Mortgage Wabash Railway funded debt pohns anu
scrip.
The undersigned a committee under the londhoinsi,s
OF July 5 1850 have purchasei te hhos va WV
cOmpang subject 10 all prior Lens. -, H.. ,hc
A under this agreement wiz T'it'c W"
property for interest upon Wehts
OF Improbable ine and viii also provde ~ y
Irbuti0ns bonds and from sue o w
STOCK. for the payment OF the existing receivers inoO'
-......o, ORC
The holders ~ the senior MORTGAGES arc
asked reasonable adjustment OF .l ~ ~
claims make Their Own secu.t5 nh
doubted and 10 thu holders ~ Junior secuTte
who have made the large concessions ana cash c"H"'"
mentioned
The proposal the holders ~ senior bonds III po
OF all their present security and VIII enaOe lhe "l
lied COMPANY resume interest pa. nen.s ,a
bonds and promptly to meet all ixed ch1iseS !" W
future 1890 Ana,
OF the bondhotcrs are now oPen
NJ office Ma. lnj froadwa wuere as9
pamphlets obanei giving full details OF me pIopo'ou
adjustment and the which MAKE IT necessary
JAMES =. JOY. o-,...,.x
fDGAR "a ! 7. 'W4ffLIEs {comIiliiee
New-York tribune., 1886-06-03

THE q. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL SS. co.
4 American passenger line for st Thomas, Barbados
Para Maranhau. PorEawbuco Bahia Rio Janeiro CON
Meeting for Montsvideo and intermediate ports.
ADA An CT. Saturday. I ~ noon. from
From Newport News, Va. third day after att .. m.
PAUL L. GERHARD & CO.. General Agents. 81 Bros4-s.
TOR TRAVELLERS ABROAD.
Circular letters OF credit issued by
HEIDKLBACH iCKELH EtMER ca,
Foreign BANKERS. 70 Wilhau.st