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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-07-06
ALittle Sufferer
CIeansed, Purified, and Beau
tilted by Cuticnra Rem edies.

Itafords me pleasure to give you TINS report OF
che cure OF our little grandchtld ny your CUflou
rA REMEDIES When six months Old MS leIt manu-
began to swell and had every appearance OF a
targe beIl We poulticed it, but all 10 no pur-
pcse About five months after 1t became run
ming core Soon other sores formed ne then
had two of them on each hand ana as bis biooa
q,acaue more and more impure 10 took less time
tar tben, to break out A sore came on the chin,
beneath the under lip, which was very offensive
His head was one solid scab, discharglng great
deal This was bis condition at twenty-five
montha old when undertook the care of him.
his mother having died when he was a little more
than a year old OF consumption (seroiula, OF
course) He could walk little, but could not
get up il he tell down, and could not move When
in bed having no use or ms hapd3. lnliheui'
ately commenced with the CUucuRA hENSpiEs,
using the CUTIcuEA and CUTfCuRA SOAP iteeiy'
and when he had taken one bottle OF the ~
T,CuR4 REs0bvgEf his head was completely
cured. and be was improved iu every way. nc
were very much encouraged aHd continued the
use Of the remedies Tor year and halt One
sore after another nealed~a hony mater form
ing in each one of these five deep oaes Ipst re-
fore healing, which would iiHaly grow loose and
were taken out; then they would real rapidly.
One OF these ugly bone formations | preserved.
After taking dozen and a half bottles ne "as
completely cured, and is now, at the age Of Rlk
years q strong ana healthy child. The sclrs on
his hands must always remain; his hands are
strong, though we once feared he would never be
able 10 use them. All that physicians ever DID
tor him did him no good. All who saw the child
before using the CUrIcuRA Remedies aud sec the
child now consider il a wonderful cure II the
above acts are Of any use 10 you, you are at lib
erty TO use them. MRS. =. ,. DhISGs,
6I2 r. Clay St, Bloomington, III.
May o, 1885.
The child was really in worse condition than
ne appeared to his grandmother, who, being with
him every day became accustomed tethe sease.
MAGGIE HOPPING.
Sold everywhere. CUrIcuRA so cents, CurI-
CUR. Soar an exquisite Beautifer, rs cents; Gu
TTcURA REsoLvEST, the new Blood Purifier Sl.0o
Prepared by the Potter Drug and Chemical
Co.. Boston, Mass.
send for slow "a Cure skin Diseases"
TnnUiNG, scaly, Pimply and Oily Skin beanti
llUu fed by the cuIlcURA Soar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07
srRnoNs ON THE EARTHQUAKES.
~ uopsis Of Remarks OF Rev. Henry L.
Cheatham. OF demonstration Ne
thodist Episcopal Church.


Rev. Mr.. Cheatham preached Sunday
riaht on "God in the Earthquake"
His text was "God is our refuge aud
strength, a very present help in
trouble. Therefore will not we fear
though the earth be removed, and
the mountains be carried in the midst
Of the sea though the waters thereof
roar and be troubled, though the noun
tains shake with the swelling thereof"
Psalms XVI, l-3.
Mr.. Cheatham said {: Notice first the
scenes and events connected with the
text. These are thrilling, startling, and
terrible. These are mighty commissions
in nature. and mighty manifestations Of
the righteous judgments OF God. A
mighty earthquake strides along the
earth, and the solid ground trembles
beneath his ponderous tread. lie seizes
the mountains, tears them from their
foundations, rolls them along the groan-
ing plain, and hurls them into the boil
ing sea. The alarmed waters Of the
ocean rise upin tremendous waves, rush
like great armies over the land, and
throw themselves with thunderoui
noise and irresistible force upon
the remaining mountains. Were this
picture filed up as events justify, We
should see chimneys topping, houses
crushing in, and cities shaken dom.
The earth opens and swallows up the
people. The beasts Of the field rush
TO and fro in frantic manner and with
frightened cries. The trees Of the for
est lash themselves against each other
with frightful force aud sound. The
heaying waters Of the ocean carry the
ships far inland and bury them in the
sand. Alarming sounds are heard
now like the roll Of muttering thuu-
der. now hike the jarring, clsshing
noise Of heayily-laden trains, and now
as loud and terrific as the dis
charge Of mighty artillery.
Notice secondly, that an earthquake,
as . visitation of Providence, is the
most alarming and destructive infic-
ton which . holy and righteous God
visits upon the children Of men. Some
enc may say, "An earthquake is but
the result Of natural causes found In
the earth itself, and whenever these
causes operate this result must follow"
Very true; still an earthquake is
providence Of God. His hand is in it.
In it His voice Is heard. lie made the
earth, with al It's parts and elements;
He placed in it these natural powers
and causes; He is behind them
and with them, TO control, direct,
and regulate them; He has not
wound the earth up and left 1t to
itself. To illustrate this fact: Rain is
the result Of natural causes, yet the
Great Master teaches that rain Is the
direct gin Of God, "Who sendeth rain
on the just and unjust" The sunlight
is the result Of natural causes, yet 1t IS
God who " maketh His sun TO rise on the
evil and on the good" Death is the
result OF natural causes, yet it is one OF
the hands Of God working in this world
to carry out the Divine decree in Eden,
Dust thou art. and unto dust shalt
thou return" Thunder ia the re-
suit Of natural causes, yet the
Psalmist calls Il the voice OF
God. Lightning Il the result Of natural
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07
ALExANDER's ABDICArION.
Hts Probable Suecessor-ThcP Prospect
Of Kusstan Dom lnaffon.

Of Russian Domination.
10y Anglo-American cable to the'Dispa'ch.l
BERLIN, September 6. - Prince
Alexander will tomorrow proclaim
his abdication.
The Russian Consulates in Bulgaria
are distributing for signature petitions
to the Gar favoring the election Of the
Prince Of 0ldenburg as successor to
Prince Alexander.
LONDON, September 6.-The Times
Of to-day says: 1.-The Regency Com
mittee, composed with or without Rus
sian partisans, can only hasten the day
when the people of Bulgaria, weariei
and dispirited, will abandon their dreams
Of autonomy, and welcome Russian
domination as the only means Of es-
Gaping anarchy. The date Of the entry
Of Russian troops into Bulgaria is an
unimpoItant detail. All that has
been effected by the union Of
Roumelia and Bulgaria is the enlarge.
ment Of the slice of the Turkish Empire
which Russia secures by the operation.
The German and Austrian indifference
probably springs from the conscious
ness Of their inability to prevent the
Russian advance. The central Pow
ers may be making the best Of the uu-
pleasant and unavoidable circumstances,
bat they cannot pretend that the course
Of events is precisely such "a they
would prescribe were they masters Of
the situation"
WHY HE ABDICATEs.
SOFIA, September 6.-Prince Alex
der's decision to abdicste is attribute
BILE partly to loss Of vigor Of mind and
body consequent upon the severe trials
which be has undergone lately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07

earthly habitstions, IL kinedom o. thIs
world, that they may turn tksif thoughts
to . kingdom which cannot b. moved.
He displays Hispowsr that men might
fear Him.
Second. Tiers 10 TO be o faaf cssas-
frophe Of all things. God says !:
"Yet once more l shake not the earth
only, but also the heavens" In His
Word God makes prominent the fact Of
the worlds destruction. Men toll and
struggle and sin IS though the earth
we're to endure for ever, but the earth.
quake comes to thrill all hearts with
the terrible premonition Of the ap-
preaching ruin and destruction.
II Is God spesking-warning. "Hear
ye HIM"
Third. There is eternal safety and a
kingdom that cannot be morsd. This
world can afford man no safe shelter.
This world and all there is in II will be
burnt up. Those that put their trust
in it must perish with ii.
But God does not leave US to despair.
There is to be new earth and new
heavens-a kingdom that cannot be
moyed-wherein Gods children shall
eternally dwell in righteousness, peace,
and safety.
Sinners cannot enter there. He
ended with an earnest appeal for all to
flee " the wrath to come"
The congregation was deeply i'm.
pressed by the solemn service.
CATHOLIC COLLECTIONS.
Bishop Keane in his sermon at the
Cathedral Sunday morning referred to
the damages done the Catholic churches,
orphan asylums, schools, and other in.
stitutions at Charleston, and said that q
very large sum of money would BIO re-
quired to restore them to their former
condition. He stated that he bad d.
rectsd that on next Sunday morning
collections should be taken up for this
purpose in all the churches Of the do.
cese, and urged the people to contribute
of their means literally.
OTHER SERVICES.
In numerous other churches refer
ences to the earthquake were made in
the sermons, and the people Of Charles
ton and vicinity were generally remeui-
bered in the prayers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07

vnrAs.-Whi1s, ~ bn1he12 g9oz 60
scs -. lI ~ s, sssss q :s ~ es g =
Is sonncs ssvssy ssod shoitssny =
y c sSu sss sussss yvry GO ~
ct ssc.; 800 bushels very eood -
ox1s.-wfnssa - bushels psins = - !
Mixed. ss2 bcshsls vesy eood %
terms
KYK-ss bushels vsry gno9 on pnvoee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07
nAn:sE iarrLLiGENcE.
PoRr on RICHMOND. skrTEsRrRs ., isss,
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion. Smith, New
merch andise and Passengers, George ".
Allen q CO., agents.
steamer Ashland, Tunufil. Philadel.
phia, merchandise and psssengers. J. ".
McCsrrick. agent.
salt, davenport q Morris.
sehooner II. &. Brooks. Risley. New York,
sand Richmsud Stove WORKS
Schooner r.. Is. Everman, Nannerm2u,
Kepnebec, ice, Ricnmo9d Ice Compsey.
scnooner Coeheco. Wentworth. George.
tOwn, ID. G., coal. 3. H. HAYES.
SAILED sxITEnBKR 5rH.
steamer ARIEL, Deyo. Norioik. Unitsd
States mail. merchandise and pasDsngerl
l. Is. Tstunl. agent.
schooner =. Merwin; stiles. Boston.
slaves; vessel, Cartis Parker.
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. sKrr. Q. isss.
Thy telegraph
ARRtykD SUNDAY.
steamship GuyAndotts. Kelley. New York.
merchandise and. sailed for West Point,
Steamship ID. II. Miles. Howes, bostoa.
MERCHANDISE. aud called for Norfolk
: Steamship Roanoke, Couch. wes. ro;ns'
merchandise. and sailed for Norfolk.
AKRrvKp YESTERDAY.
steamship Blackstone. RYDER, frosi.
fenee, aud sailed for West foint WIN nsf'
senooner Governor ]. Y. smith. Nteksr.
son. 1wtiton. H. l.. Hgns
sArIxp YESTERDAY.
schooner warner Moore. croeksee tofts-
,,.,,afh II coal; krAneonia. falknsr.
New York; q. u. ChAinoerA Lana NEW
1osk. cosi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07

CHAIN AND Curr0S EXCHANGE.
ElcahosD. September q, 1855.
oFskafTes-
wHyAr-white. 4st busheis Mixed
$3.50 bushels. ksd. l0.5se busheis. TOTAL,
coRs.--whiIs. 1904 bushels. Mixed, 500
bushels.
fiAfs-s83 orshe's.
Ryr.-4s5 bushels,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07
RALryMoRE srOCk MAaKKr.

BALTIs ORE. Md. September 6.-Virginia
6's consolidated. 50; ptst-due coupons. 81;
new lO-4O's, 4U4. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07
WHY LIE ARnICATES.
NEW fogh STOCK MagMEr.

NEW YORK. September e.-The stock
market wss again more active aud higher
10 day, The feeling In favor OF higher prices
being much more pronounced than foe
some tine. although the market has not
hroadened TO any extent. The principal
impetus 10 the advance comes from Cat
csgo, although the trunk lines are promi-
nent In trading. The nrst prices gene
rally showed advances ranging from \ 70 q,
though Pacific Mail was up =. Trading
Was quiet bat generally firm throughout
The morning hours, but after IL o'clock the
upward movement gathered renewed
strength and culu mated shortly before 2
after which there was slight recession, the
market closing rather heavy. Almost
everything on the active list Is higher to-
night. but the advances are fractions only
with the single exception Of Lake Shore
which Is up l. Sales. 1885, 900 shares.
NOOn.- htocRs active and strong. Money
per cent. Exchange-Long. 4slAa8slti;
short, 4s4a4s44. Governments dull.
EN'entn9. Exchange, 46ll4. Money, "A
per cent. Sub-TreRsury balances-Gold.
sl2s.257 900; currency, s27,497,o00. Gov
ernments dun; per cents, 1875; per
cents 1907 bid. state bonds dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07
RICuNoNp IIyr.~rucg uAnKEF.

SKfrfsBEg 0. Receipts 26o mead of cat
Tie, S2e sheep and lambs. 22s bogs.
sales: ses head cattle, $40 sheep aud
lambs, 2a5 hogs.
Prices were No follows:
Cattie-Rest 4stkc gross: medium 10
good. Sa3Ac. groes: common TO fair. 2a3o.
gfoSs.
sheep-Mutton, sslc. gross; lambs, 50
Sc. gross.
Bogs-5, a6tc. net
Marie active
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07
CONTINUED QUAKE,

CONTINUED QUAKE.
Charleston and Other Southern
Points Again Shaken.
GEN ER0US AID.
Contributions Sent from All Parts Of
the Country.
SHELTERING THE HOMELESS.
UsIirng Everything for Protection from
Bad Weather
SERMONS ON THE SUBJECT.
Kllusions 70 Charleston from
Richmond Pulpits.
THE WRECK DESCRIBED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07

COTTON KEPORr.
Market nominal.
oUofArroxs.
Coon MIDDLfNs.-eKc.
MrDDLIHG.--e54c.
Low AIDDLIS0. -eZc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07
RlCHNUsD STOCK EACiiANGK.
MoEnAY Santeunhar q 1884

FIRST BoARD.- 600 Virginia coupons,
rev, at ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07

Did you see any dssurssin the earth,
and what were they like?
They are not numerous in Charleston
nor are they conspicuous for their
length or width. Their depth l was
not able to ascertain, and in many cases
l noticed that they were filed with
mud Of blush cast, which had the
appearance Of having been forcioiy
pressed up through the surface strata Of
the earth. In the yard Of certain
gentleman the original color Of the sou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07
SERMONS ON THE SUBJECT.

Allusions 70 Charleston from
Richmond Pulpits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-07

Renef for Charleston.
FURTHER DAMAGE AND SCARE FROM
EARTHQUAKES.
CHARLESTON, S. c., September 3.
At Q O'Clock this morning the head
quarters of the Relief COMMITTEES, at
the city building, were crowded by IN
fortunate earthquake sufferers. One
member OF the committee is kept busy
writing passes on the railways TO trans
port sufferers to other points. The
committee prefers to give this charac-
ter Of assistance above all others. Ii
gets the unfortunates away. Orders
for rations are being issued.
Money is given TO no one during the
rush Of applicants for assistance. A
large section Of the Meetiog-strees front
Of the courthouse, opposite the City
Hall, fell out. The report Of the fall
was equal TO an earthquake. shock.
Immediately the assembled thousands
in and out OF the building began to
SWAY and move like the pillows Of q
storm-stricken sea. The cooler heads
present mounted chairs and sd-
mopished the people to move
away quietly and not 20 become
excited. The scene was appalling
for . short time, but quiet was finally
restored. The men At work tearing
down the frail portions OF the court.
hanss weve ordered 10 stop work. Act
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
RAILROAD.
On and after MAY Il. 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
leave New York. via and Strees
nafrsSars' PsbSrg. the west with Pullman Pslac,
Sd cd Ra Dining m mosng Sod socp
nE Ga1s .scr oGR % Haven fEsy M Cory aoa Erie
H. eonHscans st CORY FOR Ttu,viIa Petroleum
% so s E 9Ds sS1is aaa .,, wo.,n,
On Express Pullman Palace Cara daily except suniay
10 ra s,Tyc Vs.ngon a0p al sl ty MI
m, loo. 4:3o and 900 and II might sunday 10
For Atlantic city except Sunday tThrough Psror ca
For cape Mey except sunday l'los% .o,,
on SnnIay' s:s5 a. m and 5 D. io stop Asby
as Sort sygs Sy 1 as a nas
Boats Of BTootyn Annex" connect with all through trn
,tv, anordins specify ani direct transfer for
From r,;ss5s Ss 81 sS aso ans % S
go $50 M. L2o, 800 SSo 8 80. aS1 aqd 10 % p n
sSnScsi pSassphs aTG ssc 90" go $50 20 40 @ i
Sso ' $40 1ls5 So a .n $50 G5o 6s5, go s5 1875
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
E1prc-s train, NewYosk VIA DesDrosss and Court
Sil" 10 J. 900 g Chicago Limited and wssaington
and aP'sG e Mat aa Acso%a9d,tioa " @
pun sunaays. Expres, go 900 g Lni,ed and 10
ri.n ss1ns tnS q ana suasy 900
Smnday. "n o Connect me- at snso MOO a a % .na 0'
say cay e,d S c5 atTest S staten s 30 sni
lis a m Gimi'cd Lxprass i aud 50 p. M l2i9 3
1 rs 90 o if $50 7"@ 'S2 no. s Z" 5S iaa'iI Emed a
leave fhndepha VA Camden n daily excep;
9ickct omce, SO 49, and 94i Broadway Astor Hou,,
and DesOrosses and Courtlaud SIS Courtst AMI
RsS FTcSEy" etc A9ge1 no5oESn ia9 o GSi % Jey
Ticket ocs No. ai.r' place and & ais lei, s3 G1 3na coss
baggage irc i. motel hotel, aod residences 1R woon
Gen eral Manager. General Pa'sr Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
DHILADELPHlA AND READING Il. X.
NEW JERSEY CENIKAL DIXIsI0N,

TIME HTTABIE--ThKiNg f TAXI fiFFFc"r NAY 80 1855
For pHlLAD5IpaIA. and TRESroSo Bound So l. Brook @
$50, IL COP m. SUNDAYS 400 s.45 a. m, 5'SO is %
chestnut mn st codnOiaave for Manaynnk. consho'
ORA AwIS9RO N CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEP.
GxEs saSa FfFHt Ninth and Groom SITS.
S0 s2 ssS loo IN % y b6 S4o rrS no Sso s5 0Q 100 m
at $40 40 $40 300 i0SO a. 49, 100 $50, 5,20, COO
rr Took ia1hs iP PEAGE tnS and PENN
Fgg M!LLiAM;spoRT sUysURY' LEwIssURa and
Too M 100 T iso - 100 $50 0s5 Zoo SUNDAY:
Fl sas Ct oo $50
100 l:30, 3:i5, $40 p M. SUNDAYS at 5:Sop. m.
For For Phlfa9G s 7oo 7s a. m lso si5 .o
For FB BEPPTfEHRM' i' '4LLEyfo%wx % apdMAucH CHUNK
400 TOO. $50 LOO lSo, 3:i5. 545 Sundays
For "a ExIToN at 400 TOO $50 m l.oo 1880 s.,..oo
5e2 so ssW sqpa,ys % % sCs 60 $50 30 N ESQ
For For Fl LEWiSGroS zoo $50 H.. lioo lso 400. 4so
FOR 90 ssg $50 lqs ~, 1859 100
sso sS aS s,s iS ISsS go m sundays 400 '''S n
go 2so 3 sso A. ;S 40 ,so $40 100 100 sl
sundays 400 s,is m.. 1900 m. lSo 400 5s0 o:so
For S'q ffara lGi2 i1S9 A%doT Y a. 4so ss sl5 100 so
For sop poSS t ss2Sca "a sSH OCEAN dRoV &C. AI a
4ao Sis, lloos IN. 80 400 4so. olo p. M sundays
sSSSs "a S ss at jS g.
s:lo m.. li3O. L. 80 n N. o,.uc,,y =.
For ATLANTIC CITY. VINELASD ana BhlpuElON ~
A3O a. M. l80 p.m
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No =, North River, VIA sandy Hook: ~
For HIGHLANDs sEABRIGHT. LONG BRANCH. GSo'
1918 a. M, 80 AS y. III. sundays. 0'yQ m =. az
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS +;30. lOilo a. M oso s*o
FOR LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNEdAr. aso
For ocEAS GROVE. OCEAN BEACH and POINT
PLEASANT 10 a. m, S45 p m. sundays Except Ocean
Grovel p9Oa n,,no.roS
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. vINELAND and BRiD"EioN
fcieis can be procured At foot Of Liberty q. Pier No
ESQ 7 and ytps,on 10 so.sy u: ~ iqs
CanasL and prncpa hotels q NewYork Sity In sr9Et
$7a Nanhatta.avo In Ioboken 35s gton-st New
oS frsnsier Company Win cali tor and frou
hotels or rcsteuce 10 destination. ,ou.ycocv
j. r. WOOTTkN 10. r..
General Manager. Con- tass ana Lcxo,fV
4 z. BALDWIN. q. u. 2. Ayt. ll9 LSsrvsA ~ Z.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
TO TIE BOXD AND STOCK HOLDERS or THE
PACIFIC RAILWAYS.

Tho understand Committee of Reorgrnzation duly ap,
interests. have un1nlnousY arpt'
lan Of all dN1S.oiaI
inei cr'dar TINS v ls -ir huu '
dopp-it holdings or before ne Dih y
q Iuv 1886 subicc Thereto WIN the Farmer, ofh am
,nrp4uv uf Of New York. WING IN cx
h.r0e u.gati cc-fcl"s therefor sucl dctc-n ana I
cent 10 nc equiv acn 10 signing ~ ac cn "T
rafinu with " plan submitted cop
of wc nent can hc had On aip icapn :" te
Nr !l Iiolsry. or 10 ihe Farmers Loan
aud rusi CnDipiug. 80 ana - NNNat-si. New YORK .
At the cSp.raio on - ~" above period sh9G hr commute
To.llrs rest N
securities named. II w at orce proceed Ia execute The pan
should however more o the inter- sts conccIa ~
have failed thus give he onuI'e coufo ~ Tier ie
securities those O such class ~ rites as lave
be.n enoed viii 1e returned to The IeS3e, I'VE dci o-l
return and cancellation OF he EceoabIc GER
ti.ca,s issIel hcirpr Is provided iu said a-rc' 'nent
comm ririutt ob.f dcsgnlfe sort
fine for on D ths plan because II u advise tia
largo portion ~ tle r"ai mu-t D. spDn co-' - ",rr
toa side fund, prov d-i u repairs and funds
cannot De provin Htl safety unti the success o the pan
of reorganiz3tln be IS lrcL
Ncy.York. Mag 10. lS,6
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

y. \. G. & III. X. X. r. o.. Lessee
1HE " EST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG THE WEST
sHOKE OF THE WORLD FAMED II l DSDN RIVER,
Ah0UND FnOTIIILLs OF CATsKILL MOUNTAINS,
MOHAWK.
ST. station follows
All trains from down station foot OF
North River. ~ minutes earlier than from foot Of West
Ads. -,
Detroit and Chicago. '9SO III. -GO0 $40 sleepcrs
ST. LOUIS. 600, 'a:lO p. IN. sleepers through
Buffalo Rochester suspension Bridge, Falls, p TO-
'9J n 900 . 10 p. H. sleepers and drawing
and ~ v.3U ii % ain, 900
:, II ighand ro'keePsie aud Kingston '7:lo $3.50.
~ a. 800 olu y. and 800 y. for Kingston
Nxgertes aud Albany. no. -7lO. $50. ll.26 H.. 800.
CStrNxi .'' .7i0. .03o. ll:25 a m; 3.55 $40 pm
CfansAs West Point, Cornw all and Newburg -S 10 no
80 80 'lOt2 1920 NJ. 800. 4l5 $40 D. M. and 600
L. m. for ,rsh>ions Cornwall and New burg
For Montreaf'snd Canada East, 500 y. IN.
Hamilton. LontNl 'v3O 900, $50 Toronto.
1880 a. m., t1.U0 'ofq p M.
.Day. fbay. eneofs Saturday Other trains daily except
Sunday. - 4.
tions. or information: lsely at ohee.; brooklyn sa
foot Of Fgitonsa Newio,t> CITY 1853, ~ g.: yt1 y
West 42as and foot OF Jay st No River wesieoirs
will call for check baggak. ff hotels ana resi-
dencss orders can be left at iicket Offices r,s,r
Yalderoutsya General Pssssnssg Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
&tenmhucis on0 Railroads.

-R0ND0UT, KINGSTON and OATS:
~. KILL, MOI NTATN~. Ianiug Mt Cranstons CWest
Ponp Cornwall Newburg Marlboro. Milton. Poughkeepsie
and Esopu connecting With Ulster and Delaware
Glove and fstskI Mountain Railroads steamers CITY OF
KINGSTON and JAMES W. BALDWIN Leave every
week at p pier foot Of Harrsonst except Sa'"r
NATSKILL EVENING LINE.
Ocst and cheapest route to the ca IL MO
Steamers KAAJERSKILL and CAISkibb leFc 100. vi
Jayst cay at connecting with the C@''
kill Mountain and afro railroads.
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
Send TO pier sr of houses rates. etc or address
". j. III OH Is. IIeas.. Ca,sklll " n
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10

~ RIVER RAILkOA D. Commencing NV 81, 1856
through trains VIII leave Grand central Depot
- Rochester and Montreal Express: through draw
Rochester. 81 Abans and Rouse Point.
900 a. m, ihe United" with dining stopping at
Albany. Utica. Syracuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls
EIic Cleveland and Toledo arriving AT CcagOJVa m aAd
=. d IS = 4 % -
1o}la Chicago Express drawing room TO Canan
daigua Rochester. Niagara Falls ana Buffalo.
III " a. M, western New YORK and NOrthcrn Express
with drawing room cars.
300 p. m, Albany Troy ~aratDrl and Utica EXpresi
with drlwneroom cars 10 iake eo'g On saturdays only
Il p H.. AccO uIno,a ian 10 Albany and Troy.
- CHICAGO and 81 LOIs Express. with sieeDngclTi
for Niagara Fails Buhao Cuc matt. IOeio Detroit Chi
cago and st. IOm+ niring Car New YORK to Ntany O.
$50 p. Not" 81 Express with scepng-ctrs 10 SYrl
and 10 Auburn road and 20 ~arato@a also to Montreal
t'9lj Pt c Express with slrepingctrs Tor lorhes
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls cleveland Toledo Detroit ana
CHICAGO -i't 10 Water and Jg!ens 1urs dtiiy
-auTiBv
lll5 D. M Night Express with slecp.nr 10 Albany
Cnnuecs with the West and
Tor the NOrih except SATURDAY nghU
Tickets sale NJ Grant central Depot. 80 Br'erT
III &C. ~ Broadway, Harlem Depot l25th at ana 4t ave-
WcScOts offices plrS place Broad
way 10 anl H2 Bruilvav and g, " ii l2'tl'-t. New
York, S33 Washin and 80 Fulton sts Brooklyn and y
ltist. Williamsburg.
cO1imOdat draw and Sleeping cars he
procured AT OF the tlckot IN NcW-l urk tify,
333 Washing T.. Brooklyn.
Raggaee called for and checked from residence
'Ghcsc trains run daily All ofuers dtllg except Sdiay
/ NJ TOTCEY D. VI kENDRICK.
General Superintendent. Gen raj Passenger Agent