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New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

ERIE RAILWAY, now known rs the NEW
IL YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangements OF trains from thambeTsst Depot From
2adst. ID minutes earlier
a. m Daily except sundays pay Sptess 8nfet Drawing
flo Niagara Falls amt Suspension Bridge. sleeping
8 n m 1aiiv Cica 20 ami st Gus Limited Fxpress-
soid Punisn tram OF Day and Hotel Stepping caches
a. nj cleveland 1880 a. NJ Cincinnaii o42 p A. Chicago
300 p M and s. Io9s. X the seconi n9rliin3 =.
=. m-Daly Buffalo and NIAGARA Falls Limited" arrives
Blao 10 a. M suspeisl"l iriase; a a. N The most
=. n-pay Chicago Express for tie Mcst Pullman Day
and Sleeping Coaches to iinghamo1 l;mt Rochester.
Rutherford and Pss-aic 40 80. 72o 7bp. $50, 1920
NJ. + room; A. 30l 800 40 90. go 30. G:i9s
$50 1920 q. m 10 $50 IS. > O5 D d., u nilnight
pIfEs%no Zoo t5 5o 445 oS i5 5 @ o 10 a. 90 q @225. Ti5.
an" q No. l2aS 45 7i5 300 600 1 ia p' iais6t S s WV
p ~ and Il midnight Tncsia5 ihar.dsy and saturday
sunern - 80, 80 $780, lo:2o a. m, lj. $40 3jo.j,
go s30 iO2o an ij $50 3 io.G H. and u midn sh.
Warwick i45. 1850. 1920 M, 1870 p. sundays $40
Newburg and Cornwall 100, a. nl 330. 4:3O and
Rondoat ana Kingston a'd Montgomery 4:t5 a. n ssD
p sunday $50 ~. scranton m. sundays excepted.
AZ p NJ sunday 80. 80 o.4a p ~, $50. I. D. 2n
Midlieown 40. 34O 800. Q, 1919 m $50. 4so
8 and 3:}O p trains with York ontario
and western Railroad at Main-st The trin stops at
Port jcrys -, 100 o io.2oa m. 4so. 100 745 900
p.m SUNDAY $50. le20 q. ~, $50. T. ,. 10
ffteen minutes go p M TO olOl5p H. ever rty mnutes
and 10 10 D. ~ 10 e. a. m a.,y hos3. 7unaVs - a. 10
Tickets for passage and apartments in Drawing and
secp.ng Coaches be obio and lcrs Cor the
and ans.e q PassXe may be Ieft A. The coaplny so
ST. BrcoSyp OF at & he tSmG9nys %, Deos vor ..7,o
'''V' JOAN n. Abbott Gen'l Psssr Agcnt, New.York
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T EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-passenoo.

trains depot foot OF Cortland AMI a.,
at q. m l. 5.4O and p. for FaIron. Be bebem Aec
town Reading, Mauch 'nunk. Glen summit. Wilseshsrre
1owanda WaveTy, Ithaca. Geneva Lyons Bufao and h.
Wcst pullman through coaches run day Local trains ar
m ana $40 d M bethlehem and COplav
Trans leaving at m and 34O .. conne. Tor al,
points IN MqhOnOy azeOn coal regions sunday train
leaves for Mauch Cinnk and lIgzlefon X =. m.
General Eastern Office, No. 90 BroaG10 az.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W y. Y. {. & IL K r. r. Co. Lessee
TIE WEST SHORE ROUTE l. ALONG THE MESs
SHORE OF THE WORLD FAMED HI D. ~ klN.H
AROUND + loTuILLS OF CArSKiLL MOUNlANsi
AMP uHkoUdH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF fhn
aud alter March 81. 1885, trains will leave West .a&
st. station a. follows
North River 20 minutes earlier than nom foot OF West
Detroit and Chicago $3.50 M. $780, $40 p. sespsrs
ST. fouis, 900. $40 p. M. sleepers through.
Buha Rochester. Suspension Bridge Falls se3
q NJ -o0V $40 D. m. slecpers aud draw ing cara
U tca and SYRACUSE, $50 IL: 30 n III, 600 * p
Highland. Pokoepse and kingston. TAO So ii23a nj.
B 81, --:lu. 'l2;O and 900 IN. for Kingston.
saugerties aud Albany ''lo $50. il26 49, soo'
Cst.sRii. = TO- $50. y rs N. 3s5. .slo.pq
Cranstons West Point Cornwall and Newburg '7ilO
$3.50 -lGlo. li9o NJ 500. i6. $40 / ..io y. m aud
For Montreal and Canada Fast. 6;0Op.
Hsmil ton, LOndon $50 H. N. 600 $40 M Toronto
$3.50 a. NJ, TOGO $40 p ~. -
-Day iDay except saturday. Other trains daily eAeep'
F"r ckots time tab, psrior sleeping aceommods'
tons or information Apply =. ohees, n Es'oxyH nr,H
loot Of FpItcnsti NewYoE cy s,so. sos .ss; e., st
Vest 4gdst aud foot OF Jay 81 Nsrta avSr Wss,Sesyc
prcs call tor and check baggage from hotels snd rest
aencss orders eau 10 lott 1t ticket onicffA v.rr
0so BraaaSAH 6s~Ars' e~ss>~s>' 80
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Ocean Gicamcrs.

4 -RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landins
hs Gt Crsnsiebs west Pointl Cornwall N.ybDrs MI
boro Milton. Pouyhkeepso ani Esoyus connc ,tiDy th
t.os ard Delaware. stony ciOvo ant csfsxI aoant,,n
isnir a s. ieaDcrs CITY OF rINGsT ~ and JAWES
w. NLDWfN leave every week IN p,sr foo, :,
Hair'so1st except saturdays when ~ OF fNtisyoy
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Eeaal Notife.
CE of an order made by he Hon.

PURSUANCE OF an order made by the hon:
Henry W BOOK .aver one The iuses OF the Court of
Common Pleas and for the ty aad County oi New oIk
airing "a the 3ph dag Of tp-ll 1880 Doces
hereby gwen 40 all ani persons ha lnG claim
against Thomas L. ScOvih and James r. Briggs individually
and as s1ryivng partners late firm OF o. ~ bennett &
co. and lately Ta1ing together az partners uhoer %
Arm name Of g. A. Pclnett Co. IN the tty n county oi
New York thai they required 10 present er sad ca
with the yo therefor Guy yclbc t. tlc sdDSctlprI,
the uy aDDontad asslQnce Of tie sad Thomas L. ScoVl
and James H. Briggs individually and as surviving laiLos
%, the late firm OF & CO.. aud DOW or rlttcy Ia-
inc together as uhder the firm name o. a zen
nett Co m county OF Newly ors or the Dehe
IN Of their creditors hia place OF transacng business ~
tie oGice o hs attorney Charles y. unk No 2I broan
,vav IN city before the 2Ist DAY OF
July, 1856.
Dated ew York April 20th 1886. .-r,xo
,f,o,ncv Ior ts,ug,oe Asslgnec.
sro,i iyly New. y
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DAY LINE

RA1 LINE
- T0 OLD POINT COMFORT; Norfolk. Va and soa,a
Irave via Penn r. r. 43O D. par!or 70 Baltinor.
Themes Psllce Steamers arriving at Ola siJ a M
Norfolk IL m H. v. rOMPKIN5 lsni Pass Agent
ElN Broad nsax " -
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17

tNHIIE STAR LINE.
w UNITED rTATE- AND ROYAL MAIL STEAM.
Frs FOR QU ktSsrOWN AND LIVERPOOL
GERMASIC, Capt Kennedy thursday. May %, m.
REPUBLIC Capt Irving. Thursuey May 81 1890
BRITAIN MIC apt Perry T Isday June 4. D IN
ADKIAIIC capt. PaTs IhuIslay June 10
IRON the White -tar Dock. foot OF lUth.s;
RAIE>-Salcon. $50. $50 9ud 500. Return
vorabe the Old country
termediate (AdriRc $65; ur-ion S65.
tion pla' and other information a9py The ccnpanys
Offices. no 81 Broadway, New-YOrk.
H. J. CORTIS Agent.
AGENTS FOR Phila1elDhia sTCART II roBEY 400 Walnut 81
TOR TRAVELLERS ABROAD.
l. Circular letters OF credit issued by
HkIDELBACU, ICkELHEfMhR & CO.
Foreign Bankers. 70 Willan-st
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rg'ROY BOATS-CIrlZENS' LINE.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

\ RIVER RAILROAD.- -Conme Nov. 20. 1885
through trains viii leave Grand central Depot;
* a nl Rocheser and Montreal Express: through ira
ins 'oom cars 70 Rochester. Abans and Rouscs
300 a. nl Fast Limited Chicago press with dinng cars
stopping az Albany Utica. Syracuso, Rochester. Buff 10
Niagara Fails Erie Cleveland aud Toledo arriving Chicago
900 a. N. next day.
iO3 a. IN, Chicago Express drawing room Canaan
daigua Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
I'll a. M, western NewYork and Aorthern Express with
drawing room
$3.50 Albany, Troy Express through draw.
ing To Edward GlenS Fa On
Saturdays only.
= p. M. Acco nmodaion 10 Albany and Troy.
&c Chicago and ~. Louis with seepng
Tor Nagara Fas Buffalo cncinnati Toledo. Detroit Chi
$50 n Exprers with seepng ng-cars Syracuse and 10
Auburn road. aud 10 Saratoga; also 20 Montreal
Fel3 no. Pacific Express with scepmqcars for Rochel
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland fcleio Louis De.
tro and Chicago
ll:15 p Night Express. with sleeping cars 10 Albany
and Troy Connects with tho
for tho North except Saturday night.
Tickets sale at Grand Central Depot, Bowling
Green ~ Broadway, Harlem Depot l25ih aud
and az Nrstcotts Express Offices place near Broal
wcy), 80 and S+2 Broadway. and 81 West
YORK, 35 asninson and 73o Fulton ss Brooklyn 10
4th.st. Williamsburg
Accommodations IN drawing room and sleeping cars can
procured AZ OF the ticket offices Newlork City
393 Washingt gtonst. Brooklyn.
Baggage called Tor and checked from residence
sThese trains run daily. All others daily except Sunday
tThese trains stop at Harlem 125tll St and th ayol
j NJ. TOUCEY, ID. VI. KENDRICK,
tenerai superintendent General Passenger Agent.
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srrRy & MEYERS. Attorneys for Assignee.

TINHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. all persons ntercstt In the estate OF w ~
IAN H. RAMOK assilned tOr the benefit OF Creditors ~
creditors otherwise: -. 1900.
You you hereby cited and required 20 appear
I'm INC the city ana county
NewYork SPECIAL Term OF said or 10 De held at o M
1hambers the County Court ionse ~ mo
Clt, the frat dav OF June lS'o AT 0ciocA
IN the OrenoOn TO show why settlement OF the AZ
cont OF proceedings William Reynolds RroNn as slst
utc trustee the said sgned estate snOu not
be had ard shown to attend settlement Oh
such account A.. co,..
WItuess ION Henry ". RoOkstaver Judge OF the Court
OF seal OF said Court the 10th day OF
April in year thousan eight hundred and eighty SIX
(~~) NATHANIEL JARVIS, IT.,
SeaI Clerk.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD r. r.:
Trains leave Harlem River Station l32d aud
Lncolnayc near Third Avcnue Bridge Harlem River
Nedchei by Third Avenue Elevated Ralroa,D except
sundays NJ Gi5, 100 9iO. 10. ll55 a 2:lO 355
6iO $40 and for Port Morris Casanova (6ak P0nt
Hunts Point West Farms Van Nest West Chester,
Iimpsons Bay Chester Pelham Bayl. Barlow City
lsmndl. Pelham Manor and New Ochelle connecting at
New Rochelle with trains for all points the main line OF
the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad shore
Line and Air-i Inc Divisions New Canaan, Middetown
New Britain and sucld Branches and pon
East '
Midnight train for New. Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tons at - 10 a. m daily except Mondays
Sunday trains for Rochelle and all intermediate
lions at l2 noon and $50 the latter
stamford ~ $1,000 '~ ~
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17

A LBANY BOATS. Peoples Line.n
"a DREW and DEAN RICHMOND.
Leave Pier Al n. H. foot Canast day tSundays eIccpoi
atop
CUnptC tns at Albany for all points North and West
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POSTON. NEWPORT, NORTH AND EAST

~ fAI.i. RIVER LINE.-B.st route via Sound. Maxi
mum accommodations minimum from Pier H.
TOOL ~ Murray st- day SUNDAYS included 500
Steamers Pilgrim and iristO. connection Boat
rom Brooklyn A3O D. u -IarseY CITY 4 H.
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fIlHE pEnpLE nE THE STATE on NEW:

V'HF PEUPLE Of HE > 4 T. UF NV ,
4 YORK, all persons interested in thc s,au o.
ABRAHAM : HERMAN send greeting Ou au eaon @ o. "
you are hereby personally 10 DC anh appear
In tic CoTf OF Common Pleas for the city ard County 0i
Sew YORK at Chambers thereof IN te county IOurt
TIcuse New York on the l4th day OF June.
1856 O2 O'Clock there ana then 20 snow chhs WY
a final sett cmen accounts OF to tPH r. "
- as.l .nee o ahOye named ABRAHAM HrisMAN,
debtor shonld NOS he had and u no cause De so"
tncn attend settlement Of the assiSnees accou
in testimony whereof have heenno caused ne sea- OF
IN. said court to 'retO affixed witness on HE NIX
w BOOKSTAVE, judge of the said court rms 9tn cav Oh
April. 1856 NATHANIEL JAFsN 10 Jh" NeiA'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17

NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ Ets, I. H. NORrHAM AND CONTINENTAL. leave
PECK sip Pier No . r. T. at m and IL p (Sundays
eNccpted connecting AZ Newaven with special
MEKLpEN HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD HOLYOKE
&c cErts SOLD ana baggage checked at IA Broadway n
ana tourtst, Brooklyn. Excursion New Haven and
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gnstruriion.


Musical instruction.
T,RANK S. Oliver, Mus. Bac
l. Late pnpil Of Dr. lranz liszto
Fellow III the College OF O!eanstS
Lse s.. raas sss'a'aa ca,he DnasL London Sdsa"''
Pianofo te Organ Playing.
Musical snsn InsGy' h@Iies a,%Gny siSg sS%y!'r0On'
For torms, etc, address East i5thst. NewY orsI
GUITAR. SINGING, VIOLIN, Piano, OR,
l4tst 81 West I'd St Uptown Branch. 926 sixth Avenue
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
4G-wEsT 23D-sT-4G.
Tic leading scloo oimusc. eocuton dIamac art foreign
"> "ss'n' per week. i'' f. EnsTMARD rrcsidcn
Art Schools City
tERS. LOUISA i. CULVER
d,awms o and wslSr Ea eoor p paian @ M and
'N|'''' 'A-'A g""SS' gi"Gio, 80 50 Nadi.oa:ava
Nj. HUNTINGTON, President Ssnqn. Ae'lSny q ossE1
NJ .lam lar isy n A io,I.J MT Ja%s' NJ Hart NJ Al
For Boys and Young Mcn-Coun.ry
HOYS and YOUNG MEN privately, fitted for for
s GCcS Winter c0HG2 Of 'siesl
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Mil
IL iord Conn Isrcnfs vho unfortunate IN me man
sfSSH sfSa BY q fs rs scco i hdSS NJ
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold \. j.
i 42dveiE Irtraros for business, ior PRINCETON Co
umbie, Yale and HRl ward KIN A. g. CIAMBkK Piin.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
Worcester, Mass. 3lst year begins sept -. 1888
c. b. METCALF y. NJ. superintendent
MASS. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
w BOSTON, MASS.
Examinations in NewYoik.
Regular fouT-yc.r CIVIL Mcdaniel, Mining
Electrical Engineering AIchtociuIet hensry lhysts Nd
tual History. &c siudcIts also admit d 10 raI9t ,m @r
special Next school begins september "a lN
Entrance examinations at FIFTH Avenue Hotel IN charge q.
charles T. Otis June and T. at Aocfess the
Boston until June =.
FRANCIS A. WALKER. JAMES T. NJ y htF,
President. s'ceielaIF.
DENNSYLVAN!A MILITARY ACADEMY,
MILITARY COLLfGF. tlyil Iupincering. Chemistry.
Cassics English COLoNIL THO HYATT President
GUNNER VACATION on a farm for few
~ pupils the family French teachers circulars sent
on request. T. FEZA y DlE
425 East 57th-st.
For Both Sexes---Countrv
pOCKLAND COLLLGE-N lACK-ON-T1E
Ii HrDsON.-PIC aia;cIy and lrsmtss for geIilcmeI.
stiIg i,r Isoi,s tWtNe teachers Inter at
lnc. etLOioI catalogue =. -.
W II. BANTSTER A. NJ. Plin
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17

the EAST rail from Grand Central Depot. Three
express trains daily (Sundays excepted TO
D. IN tparor cars attached aud II with palace sleep
ing cars) sundays al II IN. with palace sleeping
4 ~ r. Ape
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17

OFFICE Oh ST. PAUL AND DI'LUIH RAILROAD Co.
- ~ 81. Paul. MInn. May l3. 1856 !
THE ANNUAL NEE ING OF the stockh0ld-
els of the st Paul and Duluth Railroad Company.
the election o. Directors and the consideration of the advs
ability OF temporary change the apple Ion of
OF the company also the matter Of reducing grades
building shops, enlarsing -. PAM terminals building
line and tcrnin Ia Minncl polls building TO
Minnesota transfer building fc1cDg along the railroad
line ana sucl other business be brought before
meeting Will be held at the Office OF the Company, IN the CITY
Paul. Minn.. Monday q. a -
The transfer books will be clos u o'clock on
Saturday. May 10, 1885, and thursday "a
1856 PHILIP :. HARRIS. Secretary.
q SE nl0 WANTED on mortgage at 3
RcOsOOO percent. Factory property In Brooklyn
worth $4,000 buildings and machinery
n In
Apply IN nrst instance 20
Mr. NJ. j. MORRILL,. Architect Fni nitOn. ST. BrOOslvn.
Noc.-rarIcuars will only be iurm he TO principals
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Drp Goods.

= ONO Special Offering fine Mat.ngs, some
C,DDV at ~ Roll. Velvet Carpet o5c. Reversible
Rugs Mais Art squares &C A. LESTER CO., 7l1 Bway.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17

Commencing MONDAY. May Il, 1856 The .. ERIE EX
Will the place the ''UNIrED STATES EN-
PRESS and via tae New ork Lake Erie and Western
Railroad leased lines including the NewlOrk.
Ohio RaliOlt ald ctiOus throughout
West Northwest and Southwest reaching among other
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
Gicambcats aNo I!ailroaos.

l'A fSkil4i4 EVENING LINE.
" For Get 'k!l stuyycsant AMI intermediate landings
Boats leaye daily Sundays executed rer
JAyst. a. d p n. - -
NORWICH LINE.
- Reduction o: fares TO AL points Boston 81 Worce,
ter, ~ % steamers leave Rty foot n,
Watot next pier above Desbrossas M,
r daily, except Sunday. ' WV
FE'ROY BOAIS-CIrILENS' LINE.
Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA lesys Ps.
- North RIVER foot OF Ckrstopherst d9iy except
day at I. H. sunday steamer touches at Albany.
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DUlLADELPHIA AND READING R.R

FOOT OF LIBERTY sr., NOsrH HivEe,
| ,or ipiaH TABLE-TAK1NG EfFh1T OF; ~ l,55
fGs At Gc I'll. G ni TsSTqy NJ 70 eep9e .S @ es2s S
49, 1890 D. SUNDAYS fOD :, Il s.sn. $40 l,O)p N
Direct connection az wayne Junction 70, Germ Dow6 ali
nn ~ ~ at oonmbisave for aanayunk consha
DEAWINg ROOM CARS on all Day Tralns and SLEEPING
lSSs f frnTffDssDELrHIA. Sqtn and Green st.
R%S RcHSss s!SPf Il 90 % s6S s tx 29 n TIi y
rSrIo < GAvE,'' PEALk and pniiffPsBUeo Penn.
For #iLLIAMsPoRT. sUNBURY. LEwrsBURo AMI
MAMANQY ClIY at az ~ p m =: - 400 m -,
lil5 M 100 l30 400 5:30. J;ij 300 Sundays,
For S'ss scfANr roS r. st 700. s:45am, 2:'5p.m
100 10 sa5 5.ij p. NJ sunday. a $50 .. N
EOr For PeJET2N at ,1 so ny ~. s' 2 100 s,5 40,
For B EiH LEHEM ALLENfOWN and nAucH cHUTg
at iOo 200 SAB a. m- 100 lSc. %'i' o;fop III sun'v
For E&si0S at 400. TOO s:46 q 100 l;s, ai5.so,
4:3O. 5.5 7OO 5;30 p. sundays 800 a NJ: 5JO m,
For HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH ct 400. e<1 q. a. sD
For ? PPTuM, NGToN ZOO. sssa. m go. i:so. 4:oOi31
200 ,2o y ri al ld G s p Zoo ss 1890 ll5A
M 200 l:so, 80 345 800. i::, 30o 5;s9 5;tS 500.
G:n 100; 7:So, sl5. lo:sap m sundays 800 s;ooa n
Fdi 6iYp PLA AZ SFffHD 100 eoc 100 5 s4' 9so 1923,
l5a m 100 80 2ao So S.t SO "a 40 s 50o iSi iSSa
n m sundays 400 $780, o:i5 a. 10, 1900 M, l3j 400.
S:5O ZOO $50 l2:O0p m. . 90. nm, .,,o
tor PERTH AMBOY At ~ 20 90 90 LIE -, r ="
For ~ IoNG BKANcH. OCEAN GROVE. &C. lAn RAIN At
$50: = ll:oo M l. o 'Go % $50 oS o m D. m. sun
For FREEHOLD $40 a. m. 3'', ftO ~ -, pm
For LAKEWOOD. TONS RIVER and BARSEGAi at $50
f2I "a ArLnSi i m b q. Glnr. N vl-'l-"->-,N -.
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pED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
sailing from New \ OrK and Antwerp every Saturday
PENN AZ atUldy Nay -.
RHNNLAN SATURDAY. May -. go pm
Spring ana summcr Rates First cabin. $50 10 500;
cursOn ~ 10 to $3.50 SECOND cabin, SO; excursion
$50. Stcciagr a. lowest rates.
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, Genl ACTS 80 Proadway
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NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.

Prom Pier No. ;, Norm klv,r, "a sahIy IIooH'
Beginning May 2 1888. ,,, o..
For HIGHLANDs snABRlGHT LONG BRANCH A3a
l0l5am 4 D. IN. sundays. l:3) a. ~.
For ATLANTIC HiGH HLANDS 43O. ln:l a. ~, p m D,
FOR LAKEWOOD. TONS RIVER and BAHNEuAi' 4"'
For ArLANTIC CITY. vINELAND and BRIDGEToH
4:3D
Tickets be procured at ,oo Of Liberty s Per Pc NO.
North River 81 2ol ISL I2l, 94i l,lt and l@o Broad
way 65 737 and 7is 6lhavo Rvingon 81 TO- ~ 10 si1
IA greenwich lao. l76 East 25fhst l332 bowcry 80
and principal hotels in city In Broo<
lyn az No Courts lO7 Broadway s 800 Fulton st. 40
37Y Manhattanave IN IobJken p NasblugtohsL New-
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage roo
hotels residence TO destination.
General Manager Gen. Pass and r.ckct Agt
y BALDWIN, G.. r. P. Agt. llJ Liberty ST.. y. Y.
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ar CAPFS RFDUCFD VIA

Trans Teaye from hanDcFss-. Depot Tor Fngewo0i
Tenay .parkill Nyack 90 T.3 S3O $50 and
II 81 l5 32p, /, 80. 5:2D j:lo $50 = 10:0 n
~ midnight. sundays 1880. $50 a IN. and D. D.
gnuct. sprlny Valley. Monse and ral mans 6:20
T3o. a:3O 4. so. $50 and sundays $50 ~
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17

LNMAN LINE - - -
/ FOR QUEENSTOWN AED LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF CiIr ....-....-.> saturday. May - an
OF BERLIN saturday May -. $50 pm
CTrY CIfIFfG tir. June =. n. ~
From In,nan Per of Grand.s. jersey CITY CABIN
PASSAGE. $50 go ami 800. intermediate, $50 STEER
AGE IRON OF tofhe Old Couutrr SO
IETEK WRIGHT q SONS, Genl Agents.
No Broadway, y. \.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17

At New YORK and all stations on The Erie system the
OF the Erie Railway who have heretofore Ell
the United It Express Company Will hereafter
Express to receive fOrH ard and
deliver eNDrcs, goods parcels. money Dacka &c.
WAGON ) .RVi iCE in New York and at all prOmiEe ent
points call for and deliver express matter.
NETWORK OFFICES at 80, 3Ij 4O 9jl 0o7 and
IL Broadway, 3lJ Canal at. AS Greenwich-st end
the ChambeIsst ana 23t-st. stations Of the Erle
Railway.
"CALL CARDS" furnished to merchants and shippers
appllLaaOn.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17

A sEoRT HISTORY OF TAPESTRY. BY EuGnNE
MUSrL Translated by MisJ LOUISA j. DA'is win
Illustrations. Pr. 800 (assell & Co.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-05-22


An excellent opportunity of observing
the aerial means of propulsion in the
flying fish was afforded me during q
SIX days calm lately when crossing the
bay of BENGAL. watched day by day
some hundreds rise under the bows OF
the ship. The water surface was
CLASSY calm. As each fish rose it spread
lis wings at once apparently beating the
surface with them two OF three strokes
before they steadied out. say appar-
emily, for II was not a definite beat so
much as struggle to rise. The tail
which, Of course, under water vas in
rapid motion to escape from the ship,
now gave ten or O dozen rapid beats,
which could be counted by the ripples
on the still surface, and the fish was off
IN aerial flight.
AS each fish lost the impetus of the
first rise, which generally happened at
about forty yards, the binoculars
showed us the anal inns, which had till
now been fully extended, dropping to
feel the water. AS soou as the surface
was felt the tail was introduced and
five or six smart strokes, also indicate,
by Fipples, brought the impetus up
again and carried the fish about another
thirty yards, when another droop sent.
it on again, ami so forth, some Of tho
older fish travelling in this way 400 To
800 yards. The younger FISH frequently
fell awkwardly in this attempt to re-
gain Impetus. v hen waves are run
ming it requires clever fish to gain i'm
petus by a few judicious strokes on the
crest of wave, and many fish thul-
bles over in the attempt.
Ionce saw fish rise close to the ships
quarter, and it flew parallel with the
ship, pursued below by q dolphin or
bonita The latter followed every
sway of the flying fish, keeping almost
under it. 1T the first dip OF the tail
the puRslhr made dart forward, but
missed it, and again logged its prey by
keeping rust under it. On the second
dip the tail went into the pursuer's
mouth, and there was an end OF the
flyer. 1t always struck me that it
seemed strain on the fish 10 keep the
wings extended.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-05-22

To the Chronicle:
Quite an interesting group was assem-
bled at the depot this afternoon, each
one eager to see who should be first to
congratulate the bride and bride groom
which were expected to arrive on the
north bound 8 o'clock train. In due
time the train made its appearance,
bring our guests MIR. ID. Mayfeld OF
this place and his bride Miss Kate
Rawlings OF Montgomery county
Tenn. After a general welcome we
accompanied them to the home OF the
bride groom parents where a least OF
good things were served that we're nice
enough to please the taste OF an cpl
cure. After supper we passed the re-
mainder Of the evening with music and
social chat to the delight Of all present
Mr.. Mayield is surpassed by none and
has but few equals in possessing all the
requirements necessary to true gem
tleman, and we should Judge from tho
progressing appearance OF his bride
that he has been wise in selecting a wife.
They will spend few days with her
brother, w. A. Rawlings, after which
hey will be master and mistress OF
their own home. May happiness crown
their pathway all through life. Miss
Rosa Rawlings accompanied her sister.
We hope she will have a pleasant visit
while she sojourns among us.
Roy HOWARD.
DeSoto, Illinois, May 7, 1886.