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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-23
ALEX ANDRIA.
THURSDAY EvEN1NG, SEPTEMBER 23.
CONGRESSMAN BRADY, the ex-Mahoneite,

CONGRESSMAN BRADY, the eX-Mahonelte,
says:
General Malone is responsible for whatever
disagreement may have had with McSsrs. Cam
eron, Hooper and Gaines. My difference with
these gentlemen and their opposition to me WAS
brought about by my OPEN bold and earnest eS-
pousal of General Mahoues cause. Whatever
publicly said against them WAS inspired by Gen.
Mahono--indced, my condemnation of Cameron,
notably Mt Holloway Court. was in the exact Ian
guage given me to use by Gen. Mahone and upon
my return to Petersburg after that day of hitter
strife he expressed his dissatisfaction because
had not been moro severe in my comments con-
corning the Governor. / could not during my
Congressional canvass say things harsh or bitter
enough about Hooper, Cameron and Gaines to
please him, and the enmity of these gentlemen
was occasioncd by my carrying out his (mahoncs)
expressed insti uctons in the conduct of the CAM
raiga."
Mr.. Brady is only fair sample of the
material of which the Malone party is COM
posed What must selfrespecting people
think of men who have acted as Mr.. Brady
says he has? and how much worse Of men,
who, capable of such baseness, are so inca
pable Of realizing their own miserable con-
dition that they don't hesitate to whine open
" Of the iDgratitudo of the man 10 whom
they willingly prosttued themselves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-23
The Earthquake Rcmiou

CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. 23.-An was
quiet at Charleston last night and there
were only two slight shakes at Summer.
vile.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-23

II HAS often been said that official pat
ronage is a source of weakness rath-
CT than of strength to political par
ties and that it is, to parties led by un-
wise men there is no doubt, as has aptly
been proved in the case of the Malone par
ty in Virginia, and more recently by the
present national administration. In some
places the dissatisfied democrats, while
keeping their feelings to themselves, are
nursing their wrath to keep it warm but
in others, as in Philadelphia, they don't
hesitate to give expression to their discon-
tent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-23

CERTAIN REPUBLICAN newspapers don't
like to have Southern people say the war
between the States was 70 struggle for con-
stitutional liberty" Upon the old Latin
principle, that the truth should be spoken
though the heavens fall, the Southern peo-
pie are perfectly justified in using the e1-
preston to which the newspapers referred
to take exceptions, for that the defence they
made was exactly what they say it was, but
few reasonable and fair. minded men, fau1il-
lar with the Constitution and with the spirit
OF its trainers. entertain doubt, no matter
whether they live in the North or the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-23

Col. l.. Victor Baughman, Presden, OF the
Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal, was nominated
for Congress by the democratic convention
of the sixth Maryland distric, Yesterday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-23

THE RECENT accident to the squeduct of
The Alexandria canal induces some Of the
Washington newspapers to renew their ur-
gent demand for free bridge across the Po-
touac directly from Washington to Airing
ton. Upquestionah'y that is The proper
plac, for the bridge, and, should one be
erected there, it would not be long before
there would be beautiful and good road
from this city to the Columbia turnpike, to
which point the Government is now extend
ing the Arlington road, and the long needed
want Of safe carriage way between Wash
ington and this city be supplied.
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aSlESs5sa 4
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
The Cuipcpcr Convention.
lspeeIal (!spateh 10 lhe Alexandria GAzrrrr.I


Especial dispatch TO tho Alexandria GAzErrE)
CULpEPER, c. H., Sept. 23.-The demo.
cratic Congressional convention met at u
O'Clock to-day with large attendance. Mr.
Henry Heaton, of Loudoun, chairman of
the district democratic committee, called the
body to order, when Gen. VIM. McComb, of
Louisa, was chosen temporary chairman,
with G. W. Williams. ofCulpeper, secretary
Committees on credentials, permanent or
ganzation aud resolutions were appointed
by the tho chair, after which recess wa.
taken till , o'clock. s.
CuLrEpER c. H., Sept. %, 4:2O p. m.-The
convention did not reassembe till o'clock,
when the reports of the several committees
appointed before recess were adopted. Mr..
q. 5. +. Triplett, of Cupeper, was chosen
permanent chairman and Mr.. A. Mcdonald
Green secretary. A proposition to abolish
the two thirds rule and substitute for it a
majority rule, is now being discussed. S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-23

DURE SPICES, whole and ground, for sale by
i augi9 J. 9. MlLBUkH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
oL0ALNG PRLcES a. PnILlDALPHII SrOOAS
SATURDAY. Oct. 23-P. NJ


The stock market to-day was a duh a"ar
specnlatOn opened tame with prices rtthrr s'o'''
which was a surprise to a majority uf operators WIZ
pected that the active powers OF the movement "ou
continue yesterdays dealings to deprr's VARIES ~"
would make at least a weak opening. lDe "''
however for the greater part OF tue "'
was ragged and unsettled Every one enter
tanned apprehenslons OF severe rau d.
consequent lower prices before the close no
snrcta feature the "bear" side was the Tree on"
Of New-York Central from 1l3 down TO lll@- -
stock closet at 112ia-but the movement M"
no other effect the general ""'No'
than 10 check operations. The special feature
on the "bull " side the strength devriopo' ~
Western Union; the stock opened up is at 1912 ~.
steadily improved all day REGARDLESS or the temper '"
the general market TILL It sold at rs aud closed at = y
As the day approached s end ami the chance Tor o
break" les-ened the small brars-room traders-oeHS"
to hook around the from which they were W
recoup tho sal.s Whsn they began to accept tue
market as they found 1t instead OF as they wsheu "
and TO purchase cover prices easily recovered III"
finally closed higher than last evening and strons ~
that
Government bond. dull and steady at unchahSeu
quotations, AS follows:
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Or anc after OCTOBER {. 1898

GkEAI IkUNk LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave DesOrosses and Courtandt stree
HaTrsSars PlttsOarz and the West with Pumso Psaes
ami chicago l i tsror Dining. IN Okns an" sirsp-
Williamson LocG oven Scrr1 e an" ss, m,
Centre c T and TS""S o. Regions
sST %s 81 sT nj 'E c wa.n.
ton Express o pulln Palace 'ar s'y eHceri sunday
w u MI s'5So NJ ,,srs, a 80 ..
i aS ans sS ann % n "9 uqn- y ''N 'uD0"' '''N
tOr Cape liav week. ~ inA m. On Saturdays only
Long Branch Bay nterrueats -tationS
wa Raawav .1i Ano9s Nd m ho1 ua ton a, Asoa9y
For Old Point Norfolk New YORK pha,isoln "a,
N,rfolk fiailrost n. every lay VIA Baltimore al
bay BAY Llne br t Annex connect r,ir,
T,r,sv ntg tforiinr spec nv All ursss transfer hs
,5 sr1"s g" r'v. S III 1s
ssnn s5o, m 10 80 .:' bot $50 ami lV;S1 a.
sanay 35 a% $50 rs &c i s3 S l rGS
Pihoiepn'ff % 300 NJ E3p $50 tn 81 7:st *lI
2S ~! s s Isl; Ita ~ js3 sd sal
pm FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Aprsss >c~lOrN Sa- Oes1eo'ss' AM Court
20 7:2O Z 800 - Chicago Limited and 20 washington
iaa a It nan an" Accommodation 1S So IG a 4nH 81
In sunday. nxJrsss. j:iI 80 IL d'tsu mi ~ - u
4sns u.s. Saving New ~ York al ssGsct 'aat 7 .ai
liiI -, Of rr.atoo @ iSr a.
Ns5a5pns gg 5 1 - 40 To S sS,'4 ESQ 800 $40 Il
Ills. qs Express q. "a .59 ,sni a, t ti:t
81. os si as az s sH5 an" a ia.a 5 SO ns
Leave PhiIadeiohi, via Camden 800 tally except
1 Trk ,y aoY. 4sS Broadway As.or HOUSE
AMI .to ami Courtandt st No. courtst aud
sIson. Jersey Clty Ticket once No Battery
Pnse ~. YswYSrs Transfer Company Will for ud cascx
lafg1sss !Io T. FUGa IH' residences awooe
Genera Manager Genera Passr Agent
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AND READING r. L
4 - \ IL1u L.ENrR Al lINIAINN

ROOT or LIBEkTY ST. NORTH RIVER
For lLADELPalA and TRENTON Esrna a. s sS
7s .es '1 's S 46 p ZOO rs % ssS so5
CHESTNUT All coIaaala-.Ss iOr I,aaSaax coa,as-
DKA NU-Ko0M a Kson all Oiy Trains AMI SLEEPING
srar .Sa % cave DELPHIA Snra al
IisC 9jS "a tlOo H. iit5 rr sa ssrs..se
al $40 ; SEQ 400 1880 n. lsJG 40 si0 so
f pHAnR an; AMI PaILLIPssuao PENN
to or'' %liiI1ILlAaspoRE- sUNsURY LEwIsBURo ana
MAaAHoA CITY AKA h 1:SS ~ 81 ga e $40 $50,
iio sS a. 100 iso 400 5IS 1900 sundays
@ Il AZ l:g All ~ q r e 81 Zoo $50
loo. 80. $40. S;4Sn N s1 an A. '''"
For For At ioa 7s5 $500 H. II
sL su ist, 80 49,, AAUen .aVSg
a. 10 aVJ LOO iSO. s'a5 ''sS u suadAys
sc cr %sic .OO $50 ~ loo i'so s4s. soa
OF a. 10 ii DI.iDUE bhAACh a. Ava. o'soA <Ol tSS
eet .MINorUN 7UO. e.SU a al. LOO l:5o ga.
5:JO O.Sos. M s1LrA, 40 '. a. ,s, ,,s,A ,,,ss
a. ~ 40. -'so "a, +oo sso o:Oc sso s'.s o'co'
DOO 49, 60 4I'o. = IA. SUNDAY Az" e's' a 49,
tel lL .oo soy oc AZ s,s 50, 80. 100, . Sia
go S:.o 90. ,te Gao 90 ic:s.. i.:c. =
9'1 80 80, ~ eOl U0o. OLA Li'o. i.sss~ ~
tdI O lcS5 hN. Ia 49, ~ :: a. a. s .
as. oi1 . 49, Si r 'DJ al 900
tof tEeteouadD so ic1s nlvEiS sAitN AoAf als.oa
iiYt t tiISs VVlS2l-ASO AMI sSIDaAsoS.
.ss1a a.. 100 v ~ ........ ..
''' m-JnsEI SOUTHERN DIVISION.
.r,o, Pier NJ. > Norta illyer. VIA sandy tioox-
tor Llual-A-NDS sEABnI0hr. LONO DkAsEA 400
faaels can teIIoeured Liber,y-st- Pier No
NoII hNeI, - ~ .e1 AL S4s l,lsD l.5z5 brost
Nv UOs a. ItLaNe- toA-sl- 40, IL IL All
IA cn-sl- I4C fas I-oti-sI. iOS 1o~eiy. ia
lotls NV@i Nlly. ln
VIVA. .NoLIs lOt brOad~ay 900, 500 tul1on-sl. zl1
s-., \os.
Nrr.
l.tels "a ttsiueLec to1esunsIlon
4 h. len. & a. hANSoSA
OeItIal Manaser. Gen. iaNs ahu isAcs AZ
ia T. hALDM IN. q. l. p AgI. 10 l-.Oofv o.. y. 3.
DOPDLAk SHORE LINE. Tor Boston. lroyi-
/ deuce Newport amt all New. England Point~ All ran
rm Grand Central Depot EXPRESS tfalns daily ss.nays
; A. y. iparof Attacnoo
with palace sleeping cars SUNDAY trains 10 with PAP
ga ,r.r cars IA o u palace sisopins cara
Lar N.wuors lax M win psrics
Ara connects az for Newport arriving 81 Too
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5re Gre1m

4 FACT Horizons Ice Cream is made from
- pure cream ortons Patent upper Frozen Bricks q
Cream Restaurants. Churches Festivals Sc will
keep Country orders promptly nle Depots-
3O5 4thave 5Ss 6have- IS Chatham 10 East l25th-sJ
New.NOrk amt 4j3 Fuiton-st.. Brooklyn
EUSSELL'S ICE CREAM, No. 760 Broadway
4 and as Broadway New York
Families supplied Out-oft0wn business speciality Ii
G!vlOual bricks lOI reStauranLA iara &c.
Telephone 42S 2lst-s-
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STEAMBOATS, ano RGilroaoe.

DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NEW-YOKK AND 81 FFALO, LIGHrNiNG EXPRESS
TRAINS NO DUST ALWAYS ON TINE.
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES
New York. loot Of Barclay and Christopher st+
m Daily except ~undavs Buffalo amt Oswego Express
Pullman coaches Water Gap ~tpuiSbure, scranton, Bng
hamtOn ElmirL Bath Buffalo, syracuse OsVeCO. Greene
OxOr Norwich. Tucl Scranton for Pftston.
Nikesarre Danvlle and NOrthnmherland al Owego Tor
Ithaca erne'iiate stations
D. Bnghamton and Elmira Express Pullman coaches
for Water Binghamt0n. OwegO AMI tlnirh
connects Piiton KINGSTON WIkesbarre &C
d. m Daily Buffalo Limited Express Pullman coafhes
for Stroudsburg, scranton BlDshamton. owego. Enra
Corning Bath Mavland. Buffalo. &C. arriving IN Buffalo
7:2OL m sleeping coach OleaB via Wayland.
y. m Daily Buffalo ant Oswego Express Pullman
coaches SlOudshurg Scranton Binshamfpn SOrlaDit
Syracuse OswegO. Greene Oxford, Norwich. Ouea anu
Hchhed springs connect ~ Owego for ithaca and 'n ,
meIae stations except Saturaya Connects AT bunAo Win
trans all rOints West.
For Rchnef 300 y. m daily, except saturays.
Sleeping coach TO Utica
See time tables trains on Motifs anu Essex Di
va,n
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IIARIEu RIVER BRANCH

i 1 NETWORK NEW.HAVEN AMI HARTFORD X X.
Harlem River station corner iss st. ana
Lincoln ave Bridge aci o.
River reached by rhiri Avenue Elevated kalroa, htY
exrep sundays 6t5, 100 sl0 10 lI;oo a ~" Ale 5oo
> IA 1920 u. Port Norris ASA ova oak
PoInn Hunts POINT West Farms Van Nest West hester
Tmusou Chester pelham Bay. Barlow tCly is%h u
Pelham Manor and Newl ocleue. connecting AZ Ss en
with trains the line or the
Ssx York New. Haven and Hartford Railroad shore Line
and Air Line Divisions New-Canaan. Mddetown New
prstan and Sueld ant Boston and All nons ts
Minght train for ellie and ali ntrrmt7lias' sui
,,af I2.lU nj daily, eresTt Mondays -.
snudav trai Rochelle and Az lht"Iurhdt1 80
ions AZ a. NJ ~ Oh ami $50 p M the iaer an co""ooe
80 - Ns,y -Iio.lelle with trans ~ StainioiL
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
H fOf X, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
through trains eaVe 23s and Chanbersst stations ~
same hour Oca trans leave 23dsL station fifteen minutes
earlier tnan IRON ChapberssL -. -
a. n.-Laly except >undayA Day Express. Dubee
lngTOon Coaches 10 BDghamtOn, ELniiA noipo"'' "'
buiialo. sleeping caches nOTuellsVle 70
tp n-Dly Chicago an II LOUIS Ini,o sn,ng caches
solid Pullman aud bulet N,eeRiit-
charge for last time Arrives MeadNns 10 w.;
Cleveland, 1000 a. NJ. Cincinnati % 49,, !. ~
p. AMI o. 7.15 tle second MOI hhz.
p. m.-Jay. "Rufa and Niasats hi'S 49,.
colchester G.at A m funao 100 nj suspehsoa othls@
1885 ihe popular nirhi fa" oe'~eeh 20" IVA
bura1 - A., - - ID.
Coaches CHA utOI liifA h"H@" 'aiaTa fa'A e'h
tiunatl hIcagO g.. mn an .,o
a m POO noon Lao 800 80 tiO $40. 5.3O o5O go
$50 7.l5 as 500 1880 j. % Midnight sundays
ba5 go lO2OA IN. LAO O.SO 7s45 SOO. 1880 H.
lZaOJ midnight -. ..... 80.
l45 500 s.bO 44O 5Oo 6lO $50. o5O. el1 $50 Z -
7so. $50, 1890 y 100 msdnlgnL sundAyA o'so
$50. lO;2h A m- Las. 4.l5 $50 7:A3 200 ao'So y H.
l2UO midnight
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FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS.

October 49, 1886
t.LOuis, ArkanSas& Texas R'way Companies.
On and after Novtn,b.r l the CENTRAL TRUST COM
PANY n New York will pay coupon No. on the First
Mnragr Cert cates the ST LOUIS, Arkansas ana eAas
Railway Company. . ..,, ,..,-.
Is gnedl f. + OLCOii' FTesueh~
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SIXTEEN PAGES

heather land where it is regarded as an mclean
thing" In India liquor is expressvely called ohra'
or shame water F"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
w EST SHORE RAILROAD

Trains 42d-st sfsfor follows. snf 20 min
MES loot Jav-st North River
Detroit tBa thaae0 -! - en-. -tdt. -eslt
~. IOus -tat. sit n
Idl steI Fus erFon Fridge. magma FsiA '3io
$3.50 q. m. COO 'Slo !. m.
Utica ard Svracuse $40 -9:3Oa m- 600. 's:l0p N.
Highland. Kingston -, rites. 81 K i Albany '~iV
7:i0 -g:y1 il.25t NJ. els 500 $40 n. m. -.
Cranston's. West Point Cornwall. Newhnrg .sl1 ,iii1
$3.50 1910 ll.25 =. m ais -s;lOD. MI ana -o;oot m
CranstOn's. COrnw Ill. NewbnrH
For Canada Fast 500 y. m.
Hamilton. London, 1904 m. 500 slD =. n ror"ntns
' IPo,nT r sleeo .,r. ~ fo Niagara Fails
{ hi go and A. LONE on n fhr us II n-
.Dalv other trains railv except sunday
For tickets parior or Seepng car aeso"ma-
annlv office. brooklyn, a35 Nasr
ingtonst 200 Tuifon - Annex Office cot Of Fultor-st
New.York iv :f? 7SF 942 Prcacwav 1872 b"wefy ana
West shore starions footof 42ds loot o. Jayst II
wow INV ~ ' HENRY MONETT
tVanderblt-ave Passenger Agent
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The MONEY MA RKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-OcE 20.
THE GEvESAL Ltsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24

TROY BOArS-ClTIZENS' LlNE.-F0T
n Troy and the rr0. Excursion tickets 81 so
Daty except saturday foot OF ChrstophersL. III sun
day steamer touches al Albany.
ILL fares reduced.-StoningtO Line. The
~ favorte Inside Route for Boston. Providence and all
England points 1870. ,o,.,,r.,,..
Passengers full nights rest by taking
Boston
Reclining steamers landing AMI
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE
Elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND and MAs>ACHU.
SETfs pier No 80. North River. Que block
above Canal-st.. At p. m. tally. except sunday .
F. W. POPPLE Genl Passenger AgI BOX S.Oll New'forN
DONDOUr KINGSTON AND CATS
IL KILL MOUNTAINS landing az Cranstons West
Pontj cornwall Newburg MARI Milton. Poughkeepsie
and ksopns with Ulster amt Delaware stony
Glove and Catskill Mountain ant aaerskil Railroads.
steamers CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES w. BALD
WIN cave every $3.50 \. m pier loot OF Har
uson-sf except SATURDAYS when CITY OF KINGSTON
leaves az | D. III, making Ali lan,ngA
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

Trans cave Chambers STATION for tnglew0od
enanv ioster Spars and ~ ek 5u, 13o e:U YsU aud
ii3O NJ l5 800 800 $50 $40 5.4D $50 500. 1890
D. m 1900 midnight sundays 1870. $50 400 amt 500
D. For spring Valley Monsey and ralnans $50
1880 $50 $50 $50 800 sundays $50 M. 500
p.
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TO THE HOLDERS or
VIRGINIA. MIDLAND INCDM BONDS.
r. w. HUIDEKOPER. Pre-iden
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co,
1915 BROADWAY

THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
l95 BROADWAY.
NEW YORK. October l.. 1867
TOR the purpose of enabling stockholders to
-ubscr "a the this 10 he Issued
~ requirements are complied WIN the
Will close saturday. october To- al
O'Clock p.
subscribe Will expire saturday, October ~
O'Clock the books will be reOpened on lues'y
November > AT IN O'Clock a. m.
BY the Board OF Directors. z -.
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EALL RIYER LINE-FAREs REDUCED.-

III. IT :
/ Poston % Newuor 80 FAN River - Frsf-class
limited tickets Corresponding reduction To all Eastern
roinfs Stearers PILGRIM and BRISTOL Leave NewYork
on alternate DAYS sundays included II m from PIER -
foof ~ Nurravst Connection via Annex Boat from
prooi.iyn t.ln % ~. CITY. { ~.
LONG WATER ROUTE Fill NIGHTS REST.
Six mornnr trains Boston abort raj ride thine 20
ues An each ste Tickets ant ~tlferoons
NAV secured principal hotels transfer and uckct
o'' " VIZ GEORGE +. CONNOR
,xr Daa.
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BORDEN LOWELL, Agents Gent Pass.

NEW HAVEN. - Steamers leave Peek slip
steamers time for early trains north and east
NEW YORK CFNTPAL AND HUDSON
" RIVER RIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. June 81 1888
through train. Will cave Gran Contra Depo'
u m Rochester Txpress tlrory1 irav'rrroou 'srs,
N. The limited" with 'ining ~fonning "
Albany Rochester RuNalo. Ne9ara Fallt
Cleveland and Toledo arriving At Chicago $50 m and
St louis 40 n. next ~
chi END-ass frlving-rDDn fafstp tan-
ondaiguq. Rochester Pu rlin
tII.3O m. Western Vew.York lnl sortlsri sr,r".
with irlgno-rp ara
20 Trov
for Pufaio Cincinnati Tne4io Detroit tm-
ca 20 ana = foris nnin~-car New York IN Albany.
With -ieenin cars IN ~yrtciss
and 10 Auburn roa, and 10 also Ia Montreal
s;On D 4 ~ PO'hesrcr On'v throng1 sleeiin9 car
-ql M Pacific rrrress with sleepinrear~ Tor Roehes
ter Buffalo Nlsgar, FaIIs Cleveland TOl'o Detroit mi
Chicago Seening-ars CLAYTON and ogdensburg dany *
o'I1q I'll M wight EXPRESS -eepng~ars Albany
and Troy Gonnect~ with trains for the West
Ticker4 IN ,9h Grand tenira nenof. No battry
Place Al FU acvsy. ar'en Iefo l25thsi snd tt-ave,
and Wesfcdff' yireFs or cs, PaIl rlac. NEAR fi"s
gavl 7S5ant "a. Proadvav and 81 West l2Afhst New-
York 1913 Nlshn tOn AMI 731 Fulton sts Brookvn anh ~
4tI-sf WlllIamshurI , - - -
Recommendations in sleeDngctrs can .
rrorurel n NV ticket offices 10 New YORK cty All
5.,3 shin gtO T.ai. Prooklyn
Rare led for and checked rom re-ience
tally All others ialy eh'ept sunday
- ~ Tor.LY D. NJ. kENDklCk,
General Superil. tendent General Passenger Agent
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT!!
i teamer JAMEssT. BKETT.leaves canal st DAILY
t~undays rxeepted at IL or West Point AM
Newburg low excursions by boat OF 10 return ny rail
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op'r- H'rL Low't Final. Bid. lAsk'd sold.

Actual sales Closing No.
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sALEsAT THE oONSOLIDA TED STOCK AND PETEo-
LEUM EXCHANGE
sTOCKS
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ID TO OLD POINT COMFORT, Norfolk. Va. and scnt
Leave Penn r. r. 80 Psrlor ears - BaitiIor
thence Palace steamers arriving OH Point sl3 n
Norfolk o a. m IA. " TOMPkINs, Gen'l Pass Agenk
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The Clearing II nrnt i1- t'J " = - allows
Fxrhauycs SlOs 1903 G7s balances. Si.727.s9s. For
10, week: Exchanges, s734.5S6.O56: oaanoes. 81
767.55O 49,. .. -. o
Money ri led easy with the bulk o. bnsn'ss under
er cent auh 4l2 ana quoted At a. per cent
The cp-tons receipts Washington to-day were
s2g2 $50 internal revenue receipts we're sou &
ted states Treasury received s223oOO NatioA oN
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~ For Catskfl. SfuvVeStnt ana INFERNO
Boats leave daily Sundays excepted from Pier So 100
Jay st, at o. 2. M - . .. .1...
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gteamboats ano Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS. "PeoDle's Line
Leave a N K foot Canal st. daily snnays exceptsd
Hop
Aha for IN nnnfs Norfh nd West
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-09-30
STATE NOTES.

Hiram McAllister of Stowe, aged 70,
fell down stairs Monday night, break
ing his neck instantly.
Nearly two years ago Mr.. Lovejoy's
son at Hardwick disappeared one night
and diligent search for long time
failed to find the least clue to his where
abouts. Monday night Mr.. Lovejoy
received letter from the principal of
st. Johnsbury Academy, saying that
his son was there. He taught school
last winter and is doing well.
Burglars entered the store of George
Pease at Williston Tuesday night and
took over $50 worth of jewelry and a
small quantity of tobacco and cigars.
An investigation is being made.
Robert Roberts fell into Hughes
quarry, at Pawlet, a distance of IS feet,
last week and injured himself so that
he died the next morning.
John Jones of West Pawlct while on
his way home last Thursday night, was
struck by the cars and it is supposed
instantly killed, as his remains were
found alongside the track badly man.
gled Friday morning. He leaves {
wife and two children i'll Wales.
A 3-year-old son of Thomas Lock.
wood of Westford recently swallowet
two cent piece, and is seriously i'll.
A little daughter of John Atkins OF
Westmore was badly scalded few
days ago by falling into kettle of no
water.
Mrs. George o. Guild of Below
Falls fell into an old cellar last weel
and broke her collar bone.
A four-horse load af people ran off
30 foot bank just east of the Gillmor
house, near Pownal village, last week
Some of the ladies were badly hurt.