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New-York tribune., 1886-04-30
CRIE RAILWAY, now known "a the NEW

ERIE RAILWAY, now known "a the NEW
IL YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WIS itRN RiiLkoAD
Arrangements OF trains from Chanb"rs.t DEPOT From
23d - l5 minutes car@cr
m-Daily except sundays Day Buffet Drawing
room coaches to BinghsInon kn ra Horaesyille But.
falo, Niagara Fal, and Suspension brl"se aieepins
epm'"2ay. chicago and =; Ious Limited EHpre'."s
SOLID Pgl|sn tram % OF Bay and iofl se Neav pa 2anr;
a. M Cleveland. H. 50s r.; Cncnnai 90 ni Cni'ago,
7pm-Daily Buffalo and Niagara Fails Lin tell arrives
buffalo 700 NJ. suspcnsioa frdge y, a. ~ tAe no''
D. m-Dailv Chicago TX press for the Vest Pullman pay
and sleeping Coaches 20 Binghamton Em'ra' Rochester
N%'e.osp me-. % noon az Zoo $50 80 80 800 80 eio
sS sS lo2S a 49, Is5 qq $50 & ri . p 70 3 D. "a = @sS
Pi:s5'?n s5 soo $50 s5o 10 @ 5o6 f5 f5i5 90 i
$50 lGS9 % niSigiSs sdS gies Suaran. p % = @st O'
1880 NJ 200 20 70 52C 5V IS, S9 @ 50 & aIroy g
Rights Ri @ 1%G only l. snna, mdsn s s'n e @ 800 GO
snnen i5, 80 75o 80 lc9G E M M t5 - 90
s4V SsS 1910 % i45 SO 3 ioso pm a IL gh:.
Warwick i:45, 1850. 1920 a M 4;3o p. M suniaSs.5o
d. Newburg and Cornwall Z5o a. m. $3.50. $50, and
pRondont and Kingston and gomery - A. 33o
n m sunday 30 a. m. Scranton SUNDAYS excepted.
7,4S aiS'"In p m i' sunday 54o 80 1920 n SO
Mddetown 40 5:41 30 " io-o a. NJ S'so, ASyi rb y,
M and 3:3O D. trains connect with New York, ontario
and Western Railroad Man.s The train stops At
Port jery, 4tS 75@ 1920 m AZ 100 7'' 900
p SUNDAY &c. l92o a. n; 9''o n 70 70 9t5n m every
sfeen minutes 645 m to 1913 p M e'sa1 5y inae'.
10 in4j p N every thrtymnutes lO4j D. n 70 40 A. ne
Tickets for passage and apartments IN DTawne
sleepng Coaches be obts ned aud orders er the chez
and transfer Of baggage may be s at the Sonpsny 9mcr
ST. brooklyn. or the Conpany's Depots. ,-,n
Express from the West arrive in YORK al hIb
$780, JOIN 4 AABB0TT GenI Passr Agent, New York.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-30
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. r.

HFoor OF LTgERTYsris SosTa KiyER
For fHitA6sEPafA ana and TRESrdS Bound 1 soss
!o EsS'f asS sGS 5 S s l .5 C @ cp go ss
Dss, sSnAsH0n w%yns Junction for @ So and
CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Rsts5n,as Sss' 'PHIfhaDrLpuIA S,ntn
PSe 'ss Ybso 1S M US 's 80 %tl
i s9 v fTHlE saa III 'p p G Penn.
For y%fiIiAMsPeRr. suNsURY. gLE.wIsggRe l.a
Sc ,j .5S 5sS I SIS @ u sspias ~:
For For st and rfrsTo
Zoo 10 S,l5 545 p N. sundars a. $50 p. IN
For For RRESGH at a. a7 7co RI: g4 m 1880 s 400
ror FEE Z nEhE% fTn%.y LEN MAucm cHUSx
Ut 400 7Co s45 a. m. 100. 1880, $40 $40 p m sun""
400 1oU sas ssssa,. Jo n 1885, So ~ N %
For 'iHI'iGT BRIDGE BRANCH st 400. $40 a. ~. Ao'
rsr sSPP aiNoroN 200. s4S 100 1880. AGO. 'sa
rsf sSo oo 5s S' ssS 1888 s.5 iss rs
Sl 4gSSt 's is Sq s5 iostp 'S n sSadas' 400 N
sS 's ~ ss s5S SIS Zoo ' o osSo 500 :fs
pm M Sundays 400 800 S'io a. NJ 1900 n 1870 VI
;0O OsGi SS i2;So p; p;@ sso s.s sl5. no, H. co.
rs, N tHG SNANcS "a sa SS2 SSE1S aS1yr &c. All
Sso s:t. lloea M lon 600 90 nSs 60 D. H. '0-'
For LAX EwooD, TOMS RIVE and BAhNEaAr I" '''''
Far ri Fl hN %hNrIc CRY ViNELANp and BRipokroSA'
4s0 q. In. loo p NJ ,, ,>,,,s,ou
NFW-JEkSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pior No. s, North River, VIA sandy ho9~ scr
ror IIlCHLANpS. skABNloHl, LONG bhANS.1
fIAKEwooD TONS RIVER and BAKNEsApp j; p SAP Z
I,oEots can rocureG 1t fost or t!Dot!.se rie i
Norta HiSOrj 2O7 gel 2s7 a. "a so.na 10 ~
ID I'D liy GrssnwieL st. lsJ 10 East is,tnst iSsS
$50 Eowory is ap1 4. and principal hotels IN Ssw
Scrs C,tv IN DrookIyn az No Coultst ~! bioAIwEl
aSa $40 fui.on.st 3lO 57s Manhattan ava In hoo9ssg
csI Wsshlue ton Sc n. Y Transfer COMPANY VIII sAL "
and chack baggage hotels or resldenee 20 dssnaq'n'
j f. WUolTEN. ,. ". ". "a t,syas n
IL p BALDWIN, u. u r. AgE, iie Iibervse. NJ u
New-York tribune., 1886-04-30
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN

COMPAGNTE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
~ TIOTF FRFNt II LINE TO HAVRr.
Companvs Pier new No AZ North River foot Of Mortons
ST. LAU RE y 1, parlsnic.. Wednesday May m
IN NORMANDIE Kersa6iec.. Wednesday, Nav H. D. m
AMERIQUE. Baquesne .......... " Nav IL. a.
LAB AD)R. Pcrler n Hauferive We'd. MAY % L a
The next sailing OF La NOrmandie 800 .June ~.
Checks PAYABLE az sight IN amounts 10 suit on the Banque
Transatlantlque Of Paris.
IOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent No 9 Bowling Green.
BRANCH OFFIC l., LliO BROADWAY
NOTICE TO TuE PUBLIC
Dating rom June OF the Compagne
Gcnorale 1ranaant1u viii sail New YORK every SAT
UKDAY inst cad Of every Wednesday, as he rctoore
New-York tribune., 1886-04-30
RIVER BRANCH.

kINEWYORK, NEW.dAVEN AND HARTY1RD r. y
Trains loays Harlem River station, corner l32ist, ana
Inconave Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem River
freached by THIRD Avenue keva,od Rsroadl daily excsps
runoaya al Gas 100 GlO, TO- ll:55 2lO. 35S i3O
$40 40 and m for Port Morris CASANOVA loak Point
tIuats Point, West Farms. Van Nest, West Chester
Iimpson's. Bay Chester Pelham Bayl. Barlow tCitI
isiand Pelham Manor and New Rochelle connecting ~
RocieIe with taus for ali points the ine OF
fhs NewYork New Haven and Hartford Railroad shore
line and Airline Divisions; New Canaan Midtlletown
Sufed Branches and Boston and all points
East. ,.. -
tOns al l2 10 a. IN daily, except MONDAYS
sunday trains Rochelle ana all intermediates sra
tons AT I2 and $50 the alter train connecting
New Rochelle with trains 20 Grand Central Depot and
~ nforg
New-York tribune., 1886-04-30
ST1TE OF TRIDE.

AD 2eFG a .u ws,aTn snn1 %sSa
& & g. F1ss r.sat wlosor WnoaSs 9ne.
sramer yellow 81 10 steanor M,Hed OIL, No. 80 nr4d
short, aud Mlng seaiy proylslons s'egy Butier
Sssr. ISEz y 500 nb 500 sack,
Corn 5000 ousn-. Oats 1900 orsh" Short+ s'o'o
busn
BUFFALO Apsn 29.-whcat oulet salc' 5000 bush No
BaTa at 80 eosps Hc a' wDo f ~ sc "a on a%
80 Yellow a. 4Sc; no az Sii &C. Rare, NS
7.,s' os as5ooa % bush corn soooSo gqsS % 900
SScGo on5i': 5569o bnsn 2j0O bush: BARLEY:
Wheat TO Ncw-YorE.
sAlrMoRt Anrl - Cotton Nsaiy NIdallny 9.s FIoa'
br E'b% - W n p ,r iv ~ 80 - o srands
- 62dsi 81 Patap'cc SANITY. 70 40 suoeuatlys
Patent - 10 wheat-~outnerp siea!y "es'ero urm
MsTgana "a ssic No western inter Red Soot sI s
DC. May. 9ii-a0l &c August. 9oa3o'sc Corn soatl-
iGa Sc da Yellow 4Goi- igc: western airsd 479
a ".i. s;o.iv anG Gaet soatnerG 50 Gisc
Western W,i" 3j@t2c' 40 Mixen 8 ~5gc:' penn
dun andonler uess PORK. $40 OlaIIOo Freight, to lly
Kecepts-Four S02J b5s wheat. 5000 corn I 900
% s 1' 2"g Sn O oeo eye 5a, 1o Oss1
bush: Corn. 6O.40I oush.
AO+ 1 oae5 ana %g gnGnanTod a caOce noe
Minnesota Bakers. s. - Patents. 81 76as5 50
Wheat easier ranged Aprll II .d7' sc
closing @ M-s AZ so sprne corn o seadS ASA
Sosd5o oe. Aprl s6G5G'sc. coHnz at $Gisc. Nav.
Uats auet :; sales RANGED Iash 5Ja@9isc: April 2sc.
So sc Mess Pors-Cash ~ s7eass 20: Nav 80 IS
as o. closing a. - 30 June 500 a9. To- closing at 50 o.
NAY V s91E @ % at at - e. 81 Sh,r IuR & & ~
SILL CieT -hl'4. jj@fj o. RecsDts-tIonr.
ti59So S o%sa ye 1000 ousn sareV 0oG sn,Dm.a.
Coz obls+ Wheat - o. DnsnI Corn 5yo0Q ousn;
CIyctyxAu. Apn 20 florr 1uet AMI steady: Family.
IS TO- Fancy. 81 coast 80 Wheat hrm; No Rod.
all i AMI fpu.D Enr firm
80 Mlkcn. jSLe939c quiet: No : Mirca. 80 20
kye nrmeT no = o. S,4ioG r ~ 10 SprnS m a 1c.
meats -teady' shoulders ~ - Shortuo. s. 81 y
ana steady ,,ol' iert 81 y 'io-s-ro 90
short Js,c 80 ~ wnI.Ney arn inf ,t,aiy ~ 81 To-
anr Butchors ~ OOGs4 4J recos0t 1873 leli sup
DE Soss' y s ss e. w@s ss Sc esn cpa sSs
Aprii. s5@c:. May 80 ked- SO 9, tecelpts 7oOJ
Su': -l .orHN" 81 '@'''' o1' -N' "'''e 50 o. No.
MnwArKsg: ADnl 90. .-Flour quiet whca! strong Ca'a.
aC ~. Oats steady, Nc = 29-t itye guiet No .te
Fa'r P%Tg ssa aa or r s oo av y So -ts
ca'n or ADr s. s@ NAV no, f.95 S@''e qglst'
Erssfresh Receio,-fIonr 5399 90s & w9eA; A.
bGlsi Wheat. 800 'usn.' Barley. $500 ou'n
PEORIA. Apri 2g.Gorn nueJ, New nign M,tei n 3SS 3
as 5@c so. ? Mixed 2gdo0c Rye qale SO 2. o22 cdal
3 700 bush; oats 6o50 bnsn rye; 900
Rye. 1000 BUSH
ST. Lou> Apnl o-Flonr steady. XXX 2ooass oo Xxx.
rSney - ios4 20: pasents 81 80 IS 20 Wheat lower
Tac &c 1orn st,aiy 80. Mixed 1asn S-4 321sc
April S2asc. May 32%o oat' dun; No. an Mixcd casa. casa.
Barley American. Goa 'Oc Batter Guet; Creamery 2,S
81 O3 hav steady Timothy 81 slt rrane toats Gran
&c 4. VIA 31T1 Mes % o,t M 81 - 2 Short 6 R
s. 3 short Ge- s5 81 o. La Wbs ,ca o5S 70 i,p Cora m
- 200 on.a Oats 10 900 5n,n. tv 1000 sariev
1000 Oasl -hiD@snts Flour lo93o @ oo., "hear i9o9 o
Oush.. hsTie,. l.oOo bush.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-30

WHITE STAR LINE. ,.,, e,,,.
w UNITED STATES AND RDH Al Nall SIEAh'
FRS FOR QUEENSTOWN AN ID LIN bifOO1~ On - -
r Al no 'cxr,1 I9nf N,lrt,n saturday. Nay y A.
AnkI vito Can't Pqrsel TlurS'dV LAY ~ l'oOh vi
GFRMANIC. Capt Kennedy. thursday iaVZ' =. H.
From the White star Dock foot OF Vest lOthst -
RATES-SaOOn $50. $50 and $lOn Kttuin uckets on
favorable terms SeeTage from or to lhe OIo country
intermediate (Adriatc Only) 81 cA,ui on. 50 ror
inspection plans and other Information apply ae the com
panys Offices, No 81 Broadway New or sopTrs Agent
Agents for Philadelphia STUART & TOBEY 4O6 WAnut-st
/ Hamburg American IS. Line for Hamburg.
Bob, mia. Nav p N. Rhaetia Nay : S.5V p m
First Cabin. $50. SO and SO SceIage. f25 Round trip
KTNUkRDT & co C. B RICHARD & co,
Gen. Agt5 81 Broad NY Gen Pas Agts 81 b way NY.
ygNnE STATE STEAiSHIP LINE.
BETw ZEN NEw-YORK, GLASGOW. AND BELFAST.
(LAkNE)
with through tickets at reduced rates TO Liverpool London
Dublin.
STATE OF Thursday. May g. x a. m
STATE or lhursday, May ID, D. III
Cabin passagc e35 and $40 according location OF state
ROOM tickets reduced steerage tickets TO
parts of Europe lowest rates Pier Al, foot
Leroy freight and passage apply
AUSTIN BALDWIN & co. General A gents
No. 50 Broadway New York
New-York tribune., 1886-04-30
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after MARCH %. 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains cave York via Desbroses and Codrt4ndt streets
Harrsbar Psburg. and rhe West, with Pullman Palace
ead' aa i..ns ScatS e d. Of arod 4d m 9 S ss1
ing Cars at a. IN every day.
Scngee,ing a CORY Tor Iiu.Siie, PciTOlsin
Fer Lebanon. m. $40 p. ~. and l. night
Batnaofo washington and the south limited Washing
& 10 M ar1Ife W7sntg,on 20 aH & an 40 D sp M AZ 1
m, Ioo. 49, and 900 p N. and ~ night sunday 6iS
g m, :3V and Q m. and IL night 49,, o.,
For Atlantic City. except sunday Throusl Parlor car.
For CAPE Nay. except sunday II:IO a IN.
Long Branch BaV Head Junction and Intermediate stations.
on anaay Yt5 I M and p n do no. SOP at AsBS
FGs O %S F2a aad no. & TX % @ m eyp ag Sa
. VITA S9tT95o aT& s4y 9 conSes S & rua,
jersey CITY anOrdng speedy and direct transfer ,0r
YIaiss a2trS From Pit.Durg 80 40 ll3o n ssJ
sgo sHs SS 55o % % 3s s55 af 10 5 a
SUNDAY; go, $50 M go 60 and 1925 tIo51
li:3O.. M I2o, 200 S2Q $3.50: $50, SO e;55. 80 sq
5o so tC6S sio & g. ana % ?S o 2o Gis $50 5aS& " ~ o g S
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EXPRESS trains eaye ;Y1k via D@'Oro'e' and Court
S15 10 : 70 o On Limited and 10 Washington
teq @ nest and @ 1D tis S ana sba
D. ~ SUNDAYS, ,Evprcs,. e.l6 900 e United aud 10
Ie,Sins Sow York daily except sunI1y 73o 900;
sundays. connect me- at frenon @ for sn@on @ 1 p " '
Returning traias Leave Broad street station PaiePha
iIi5a CLimed roTes. y u andt SO p m 2t9. 2.
iS & So s "a g. $50 .pS no no. 2s 3" sS 3a@Sf te S
leave philadelphia Via camdon a. ~ daily eIcept SUI
4nd FOO. Desbrossss and Courtandt aIi
rIoOkyn Ann Annex s station foot OF taon 81 Bro,.lya!
TsEst oascs Nc Batter Place and ai'c . GiT!en
oaggase fron MOTEL. add residences.
IN hA3 3.ncrat n, Tsn,s,er Generai ps..'r . ssea.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-30
Business Cbanrss.

4 DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. NO LBS Broadway corner Thirty
frst-si. until D. IN, 9j3 Broadway. between Twenty
second and twenty third p West Twen-
ri-st.. Eghth-aye. l53 Ourth ave. corner
FOurteeuthst Tmrlavo. FOrfgsevenl-St No.
Loo Thrl-ave.. Si1tethsi. AMI the HARLEM OF,
FIri t. 257 East OnehunI lndt wentyfft fthst, 100
Tbirdsve OnehuDdrei andt yhfth-s, up 10
D. n, at regular office rates.
DARTNfR WANTED.-A business man with
ample means 10 buy an interest in firmly established
legitimate manufacturing ObbiLg business In Leading
city. agents need apply. and no comnssion
w f o. care Lord & Thomas Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-30
GtedmtoGts an0 Railroads.

ID TO OLD POINT COMFORT Norfolk. va, and south
via r. r. $50 m. PariOr Cars 10 Baltimore,
thence Palace steamers. arriving at Old Point SJ
Norfolk a. Il. V. rOIPKINS. Gell Pass Agent
8l9 Broadway, ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-30
TROY BOATS-CTrIZENS LINE.

Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave Pi
a. North River foot Of Chrstcphers daily except
day at ). III. sunday steamer touches at Albany.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-30
Nr~ Publications.
4 TIMELY BOOK.
LABOR, LAND. AND LAW.


search Missing Wealth Of the Working Poor BY
W A. PHILLIPS Member OF Committee Public Lands
Forty third Congress- Bankng and Currency Forty
fifth Congress ! VOL limo. 81 3d.
Human pervades the book throughout Much
the worlds accumulated facts and theories
the subject Las been wrought into this volume
II Il not Only OF valuable charged &c
sincerity better st clear perception Of all
pcrvading OF justice aud human history"
tPllladeip iphis Times.
Just that confronted with terrible struggle
the wageworkeIs and the corpOra:los its pages
may pleasure profit by classes OF people,
- Boston Gazette.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-30
Jnsirnrticn.

Art Schools-City.
AIRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
pupils ScSTnnS T%esHy @ M ociCSsa CSsrs 20 a
landscape CHINA si"dio. sI"'F N% s 50 %sdi.On-avA
President ASndsE e. laT Of os.'n
MI. David Johnson.N A
Musical instruction.
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
4G-wEST 23D-ST.-4e.
nSnsees Craving painting equal to
a lessons per week fcrpaIucuIIs Isss I n preident
For Bows and Young Men-Country.
DETTS ACADEMY. Stamford Conn.
ID boys boarding school Of The highest grade
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
summer nV5esf Oh Winter iSFfa&S stocE6Tasc
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Mil
e wi, 90 e e PEGh n BY iaS
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold. n. j.
nmoa Yno and diIVa1d Of & cAMBERs rriD
JrEMPSTEAD INSTITUTE.
IL Al HPHoHFSTHp PoAF5TNH LoSG f5SGT isLHNb Gi 5q 4
SUMNER SCHOOL from June Il an6 dM'n ns
tcuaIs . application.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
"Vrcfs'i q. b 'Mi<TTGNIF. A. w.. Suporintsadcni
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
1 Chester Costly BUILDINGS Thorough Instruction A
eais9 HaLiaAfn Fae
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
/, Department Of Arts. IL Tovne Scientific School I'll
WhartOni hool Of Finance an1 Economy ~ Course in
PlilOsOph V COnTse III Music VI. Medical school VII
Dental Sc VIII. Veterinary School. *. Law school
:. fiolcg cal School. ri. Department; of PhilosJphy
rmakipg inquiry please specify department.
REV. j SSF Y BU RK. Secretary
University OF Penns sylvania. Philadelphia. Penn.
For Young La1ies-CountrY.
""ENHE ELMS," Springfield, Mass.-Family,
Day and Music School for 3lrlS Primary Academia
Classica JaIC Postl raduate Courses -..
MISSEs Il CuAMPNE1. Principals
For Both Sexes---Country.
DOCKLAND COLLkGE-NYACK-O
IA HU UDSON-PItJGIatory and business for gcnrcmeIE
CraCultilg Tor ladies' twelve teachers Inter at
time sold Tor Catalogue
W Ii. BANISTER, A. NJ. Prn.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-30
. a. m, $50. t3O. 6 and 7
NEW.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDS

~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing Nov. 20, 1850,
through trains Will leave Grand central Depot:
Rochester and Montreal Express throneh draw
TO Rochester. ST. Adams and ROnses Point
$3.50 m Fast Limited Chicago Express WITH dining cars
stopping Albany. Utica. syracuse. Ro hester. BnhO.
Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving ~ Chicago
$50 "a H. next day.
1870 a. m Chicago Express drawing cars to Canaan
daigua Rochester. Niagara Falls ana Bufa'o
til M Western New York and northern Express, Win
drawing room cars. -
ing Ft E0~a ard anu ptA- tdls On
Saturdays only
D. NJ. Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy.
m Chicago and ST. Iol's Express with sleep ~ cars
Niagara Falls Buffalo Cincinnati. loeio Detroit, tIi
cago and 81. Louis
go D. NJ Express with sleepngcaTs Syracuse and to
Auburn road. and 10 Saratoga also 10 Montreal -
t91J D. Pacific Express with sl'cpng cars lot ho'h's
Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Cleveland Toledo - Lous De
tToit ard Chicago. . .,,.-
with the OI the West ant
for the NOrth except saturday night. - .
Tickets on sale Grand Central Depot, No. Bowling
Green Broadway, Harlem Depot l25i A. and 4tl ave.
and a Express Offices Park place near Broad
way) 7s5 and e42 Broadway and 81 81 l21tst Ne &,
York Washington 750 Fulton ss, Brooklyn and 10
4thst Williamsburg
Accommodations drawing and seepngcdr can bs
prOrurcd at any the ticket offices In Ne" OK Cy and
3.3 Washington ST, Brooklyn.
baggage called and checked from residence.
these daily. All others daily except sunday
tTlese trains sop at Harlem i2jil a. ani lthaEel
] VI. TOUCEY, D. Nj. htN DRl' n,
General SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-04-30
Divi0cno Notices.

/ t-'lVlUtUU
1NHE INTEREST on the following bonds is
PAYABLE at the banking house of Mossrs. wINsLow.
LANIER CO.. corner OF Nassau ana Cedar sts Ncw-forE
civ Oh aud after May !, 1856:
| AURORA. IND.
GREEN NcXs TIIE. TND.
GRAND RATID- AND INDIANA RAILROAD CO..
| Mortga,eUs.
! INDIANA STATE,
| OHIO AND WLsT VIRGINIA RAILROAD CO,
| First Mortgage 7s.
'0'''' RAILROAD improycment7s
p1rrsBUHG. G'F FORT HWAYNE& & CHICAGO Ry CO.
! Fnst Mortgage Is series T.;
sscSnS %G MqIgqsS s. PAsPic sfTfs nMxILwAY M CO..
| Quarterly Eegis'eIed Interest
TEGRE HAuIt; iNp;:
! WESTERN RAILROAD OF MINNESOTA
First Mortgage7s
Annual IS. ,.,
WHITLEY COUNTY. IND,
Gravel iori Us, saw,
BLAcKFonD COUNTY nd
Gravel Road IS
NA"iN M.nStia Va Uti al ana Cincinnati Railroad Adss
Gravel Road 6s ,vo,
CAMBRIDGE. IND,
ALL COUPONS DUE 1ST PROM, and the
Ran road Equipment Company ami secured by rolling stock
furnished railroads undei car trust form WI be pald On ana
S4a Pinest YorK anu W. Clark CO.. No 50 South
3d-st Philadelphia n , " pOcr
April 80. 1886 Treasurer
COUPONS due May l, 1856, from the first
and San AnfonIo Railway Company western Division will
be paid on that date al the office Of the southern
Pacific Company % b'Tnr i m' 'HorKfSs Treasurer
THE MARSHALL CoNsoOATK3 Coal I6dE MsG S c0SFA Y1 ie
INTEREST COUPONS of the Marshall Con-
soidated Coal Mining Company. due May 1856, will be
paid after that dae at The Loan and Trust
Company W. II hCbIDoL seoloi@iy.
DgSvEE Col. April 26. 1886.
NOTICE.-CoupOn No. 81, due May /, 1886.
~ OF the First Mortgage PONDS Of the DENVER AND
maturity at The once Of MAIrLANp PhELPs 4 CO
Receiver d. & r. g. Railway Co.
For any the above referred 10 coupons left for e1amAa
ton checks Will bemaied on the S0th instant
NOTICE.-The following interest and cou-
that date at the once John PATTON co. 50 william
kansas city Louis Chicago Guaranteed Preferred
CHICAGO and Alton sinking Fund Bond Coupons
Louisiana ana Missouri aver second Mortgage Bond Cou
Peoples GasLeht and Coke Company Of Chicago FIRST
Mortgage Bond Coupons
NEw.i DIX April 10. lss6
QUARTERLY interest due May /, prox..
" registered bond certificates % This company will
be transmitted at maturity 10 holders Of record April "a
inst from which date until May 1856 the transfer books
GEO. :. JONES. Treasurer.
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Congregatlonalists.

CHICAGO. Oct lS-In the Congrega-
tional conference, to day, Prof Fisher, of
Yale theological seminary. detailed the
progress and growth of that institution.
which has been nearly two centuries in exis
tence, and which was to be wished would
be the tount oflearning to all churches in
the future. Prois Wright. of Oberlin.
and Curtis, of Chicago, followed with
cheering reports.
In the afternoon. Rev. Chas. Smith, OF
the African Methodist Episcopal church.
was invited to address the council, He
complied. and on behalf of 100. 900 col
ored people of the South, complimented
the Congrcga 'ionalisIs upon the effect OF
the work 1t is doing among freedmen. lie
was heartily applauied. DR.. w. II.
Ward responded on behalf of the council.
He assured the Rev. Smith that there
was no principle more firmly established
in the Congregational church, thar that
there was no distinction of race to prevent
them from regarding all men as brothers
The remainder of the session was Occu
pied in reading various papers and reports
of minor interest.
, 1886-10-19
God Bless Bishop Gallagher.

GALVESTON, Oct. lS.-The local re-
lief committee, which has visited Sabine
Pass, and went 30 far as the entrance of
Johnson's bayou, brought back with them
the complete names of the coIored people
who were drowned at Sabine. Among
the colored people lost there are thirty
bodies still missing, while all but fifteen
whites have been recovered and inferred.
1t is thoight that some of these missing
bodies are stuck in the mud. which is
several feet deep on the bottom of Sabine
bay, fronting the spot where the town
formerly stood.
Measures for the relief of the distressed
are being actively pressed at Houston,
Galveston and other cities. The Calves.
ton committee. which returned last night,
have issued a second appeal to the people,
and subscription lists will be circulated TO-
morrow. The members of the local com
mittee say that contributions grow with
each hour.
All tidings from the devastated region
make the disaster far greater and more
distressing than it was at first thought
possible. Mr.. Tacker of the committee
was one Of the thousand. or more who
fled for their lives on the night of Calves
toms great fire. He also recently visited
the drouth stricken district of Northwest
ern Texas; but he d. clares that neither of
these calamities compare in point Of sui
tering and distress with what he wit
messed on Sunday at Sabine and John
sons Bayou.
The mayor of Orange telegraphed the
mayor Of Fulton asking assistance to care
for the survivors who are crowding into
that place.
The city council this evening, appro-
priated 5000, which the mayor of Fulton
telegraphed to the mayor of Orange.
Capt. james B. Eads. the celebrated en-
gineer. telegraphed 500 from Denver.
The Wells Fargo express and the Western
Union telegraph are carrying packages
and messages for the benefit of all suf-
%ierers. free of charge. The Right Rev.
Bishop Gallagher, of this diocese, has tel
eersphed the mayors of Beaumont and
Orange, requesting them to inform all
persons concerned, that he will take care
and provide for all orphans under l2years
of age. who lost their parents by the
storm. They will be placed in the Catholic
orphan asylum here, under the care ofthe
Sisters Of Charity.