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hos resumed business at his old stand, 1856
Ninth street northwest, and would be
pleased to serve any and all of his old
patrons, including the general public, with
tie choicest of table luxures that the mar
letS afford.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-02
SCrOfula Of Lungs.

am now 40 years old, and have suffered
for the last fifteen years with ~ lung trouble.
have spent thousands of dollars to arrest
the march OF this disease but temporary re-
lief was all that ] obtained. / was unfit for
any manual labor for several years. A friend
strongly recommended the use of Swft's Spe,
ciic (S. $. 81, claiming that he himself had
been greatly benefited by its use in some lung
troubles, / resolved to try It, The results
are remarkable. My cough has left mo, my
strength has returned, and | weigh sixty
pounds more than | ever did in my life, 1t
has been three years since ! stopped the use
Of the medicine, but have had no return of
the disease, and there are no pains or weak.
ness felt in my lungs. ] do the hardest kind
9, mechanical work, and feel as wei as ever
felt since was q boy, These, | know, are
wonderful statements to make, but am hon
est when say that ! owe, my existence and
health to-day to s. S. s. would be recroant
10 the duty owe to humanity II | failed to
bear this cheerful testimony TO the merits OF
this wonderful medicine n. j. HoLT
Montgomery, Ala, June 25, 1885
Swifts Specific Is entirely vegetable Treat
ise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
TnE SWIFT SPEcIFIc Co.. Drawer 8, Atlanta,
Ga, or l57 W. e3d ST., n, Y.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-02

GREAT bargains In watches aud jewelry
previous to removal. Thomas \. Ladson,
t2s Ninth street.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-02

USE COKE
For Generating Steam.
For Cooking Purposes.
For Heating by furnace.
For heating by Latrobe.
For Open Crates
It Is Easily Ignited.
1t Makes Quick, Hot Fire,
II Docs Not Burn Out the Crate.
1t Is Economical
1t VIII Pay to Try It.
FOR SALE By THE
Washington Gaslight COMFY.
10 Bushels, Crushed. .,.,..... .,.,.,...,.S3 20
% Bushels, Crushed, d,............,,.,,,,.. 2 80
30 Bushels, Not Crushed ed....,.,,.,.,...." 2 80
25 Bushels, Not Crushed. ."..,."."u.. 2 90
tS~Dellvered to Any Part OF Washington
or GEORGETOWN.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-02
Corset Department..

soc, stock.takng price. French Coutile,
handmade. lace trimmed; former price 81.
81. stock taking price. French Woven, en-
broidered bust, silk stitched former price
Sl.25.
g9c, stock taking price. French Sattecn, all
shades, perfect fit celebrated II. IL ca; for
mer price 81 .25.
S125, stock-taking price. r. & c., double
bone whale-bone; former price SliS.
A large assortment of the famous 7. d. IS
also.
Ihompson's Glove-ftting and Warmers
Health Corsets constantly kept in stock.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-02
NAME. o. = 4O MAIZE. q,

Chicago Markets.
The following summary is by b. X. Plain
& Co., st. Cloud building, Ninth and +
streets:
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See Post, Republican and star for
stocktaking prices In other depart
mcnts.
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s.tdics' lsncbings, Collars and CuH's
Department.


Having bought manufacturers lot of
Remnants of fine Ruchings, will offer same Mt
much less than one.half of regular price
These goods We're measured and priced ac-
eording to length and quality.
Remnants at 3, 5, O, 8, 10 and ijc; former
prices o, 12, 10, 20, 81 and 29c.
&c, or 3 for 25c, stock-taklng price. Fine
Linen Collars "a manufacturers sample lue);
really worth 10 and 20c each.
Zee, stock-taking price. Striped Collars;
former price dc.
foi mer price ttc pair.
i0c, stock-taking price. White Linen Cuffs;
former price iic.
3 for 25c, stock-taking price. Chidren's
Embroidered Collars: former price i2l6c each.
for 5Cc stock-taking price. Children's
Colorod Embroidered Collars; former price
2jc each.
soc, stock,takiug price. Children's Lace
Collars; former price Sic.
zoe n set, stock-taking price. Children's
Crochet Collars and Cuffs; former price Csc u
set.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-02
McrinO Underwear.

72c, stock taking price. Atwood Medca-
ted Pants and Vosts former price, 81.
Sl.25 stock-taking price. Superline Merino
Vests and Pants; former price, Sl.75
Celebrated American Hosiery Goods
bsc, stocktaking price. Misses and Chill
dren's Merno Vests and Drawers; former
price, zoe.
Vests, finest zephyr, high neck and long
sleeves, cream, pink, light blue and cardinals;
former price, 81 %.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-02
What IL n Jnhrmarkty
How 70 he Beautiful.

Go TO the W. L. /. Hall from February list
10 18Th and see.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-02
Ladies'. and Chiidren,s Cloalss.

s.. tock-tallingp Ladies' Newmarkets,
Bison and Berlin Twill Cloth, double breasted,
touriste back; former price, SS.75,
So, stock-taking price. Ladies' Nowmarkets,
Cheylotte fur collar and cuffs; former price,
81.
S7is, stock taking price, Ladies' Visites,
brown boucle cloth and elegant feather trim
ming; former price, SO.
Sl, stock-taking price. Ladies' Visites,
brown brocade velvet and feather trimming;
former price, Sl6,
Sl1.OS, stock-taking price. Black Brocado
Velvet Newmarket, double ebreasted, plated
back; former price, S21.
S. stock taking price. Ladies' Walking
Jackets boucle cloth; former price, 80.
SIS, stocktaking price, Ladies' Newman,
kets, silk matelasse; black fur down front and
around bottom; former price S95.
S3lS stocktaking price, Children's All,
Wool Goats, to 10 years; formerpricc SO and
SO.
81 stock.taking price. Coats. odd sizos
elegantly trimmed; former price, So 50 aud
$40.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-02

DC, stock.takng price. Felt Tidies; former
price Sc.
10c, stock-taking price. Applique Felt Tidics;
former price NC.
igc, stock-taking price. Embroidered
Tdies former price ,5c.
SOC, stocli.taking price. Embroid'ed Tides;
former price 9Sc.
Si5s stock.taking price, Embroidered
Piano Scarfs; former price S2.25.
S1.9S stock-taking price. Embroidered
Piano Scarfs; former price SECS
S1.7S, stocktaking price; Mantel Lambre
quins, embroidered; former price 81. 40.
S2.2i, stock taking price. Mantel :Lambre
quins. embroidered; former price S254.
A few Hand painted Tidies still on hand
all of which have been marked down.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-02
Infants Wear Department.

SiG9, stock-taking price. Merino Long
Cloaks, handsomely embroidered; former
price, $3.50.
Ss stock-taking price. Merno Long Cloaks,
embroidered on both capes; former price, $40.
$40 stock-taking price Merin) Long Cloaks,
very elaborately embroidered; former price,
S12,55.
Poe, stock-taking price. Infants Worsted
Caps; former price, 50c.
Toe, stock taking price. Infants Worsted
Caps; former price 75c and 81.
81, ock.takng price. Infants Worsted
Caps; former price, Sl.35.
72c, stock taking price. Childrens Worsted
Caps; former price, S1.10.
$50, stock-taking price Children's Wors'
ted Caps; former price, Sl.9S.
$3.50. stock-taking price. Chldrens Short
Coats, jersey flannel; former price, $40.
50, stock'taking price. Children's Plush
50, stock,taking price. Chldrens Plush
Coats, handsomely trimmcdi former price
Sl9,
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lEr a.. II Aixnn,

VALENTINES and favors at j. j. Gould's
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Lace Department.
Felt Goods Department.

A discount of 10 per cent off marked prices
just received, latest style Crepe Yelling In
all colors.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-02

DON'T forget to attend the Hebrew Fair
tonight at National Rifles Armory.
11omaston, Me-. has fifty sea captains on
the active list and twenty-nine retired.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-02
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES

To DE sound in wind and limb rub often
with st. Jacobs Oil. 1t never fails to cure.
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HH
The Washington critic., 1886-02-02

From Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis-s
n. m. daily except Sunday; $50 y. m,
From Fort Monroe, Newport News and Nor
folk-3A0p, IN, daily except Sunday.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-02
Umbrella Department.

Si.;5, stock-taking price. Gloria Cloth,
paragon frame; former price So.
S2.3S, stock-takn9 price. Twilled SILK
sterling silver handle; former price S3.
A discount of 10 per cent. on all Umbrellas
not specially reduced.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-02
ARRIVALS
At sixth street station.

From Richmond and the south-1Oso a. m;
$40 and II p. m.
From Aiexandrla-i2; except Monday, 0;el,
s.C5, $50, $3.50, 1O:.0 and 1890 Il. M; i:20,
8,25 8.i8 4lO 5:S0, 7:25, 0:l5, $50 and HOE
u. m. iSupdays at 1890, $50 and lO:3O
h m. md l.a5 and ll:02 p. m.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-02

tS~Dellvered to Any Part OF Washington
or GEORGETOWN,
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At 10. x %. station.

From Round Hill, Leesburg and AeSandria-
S:35a a. m. and i:l0 p. IN, Tie evening train
does not run on sundays.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-22
9te biQ3fe
uuO btfe
gantiltens
MeOpit
lit Ser
@ E | t.
@ E t..

&eiIt unO besbdtet G%rtaItu"8em, @aIsIet'
Sen, &nften. Snftaen en-, G~ttIdHoa'1en'
W~beHnattsmn5, SteUraI9te, &opfaneB'
SabmSosb, 2tftbata.
NtDrnum9Sbef6ret0e III.
9eiIt. Bic be~fttsfen unO i'd 1 / NJ ms
uttuuten. sri d etne StInbe, natosm er
etele au6et9e eeteien, braubt irseno Scenario Sd mers
sen ) II ~erbulbem
~TfaSHuaD's ReaSO SSeIief TIT ein SsiIrtitteI
fur ieoem edn,crs, DerftamdIun8. Guets
IaiunG, UroitveuIen, g@ntsr3et int Ga6et,
lit OCT Sruit Ooer 1T sen 9snocm. GS uaE
oaS este mwo lit OaS einsise @merSs
ittIIenoe
SeiImitteI,
tpelGes ausenblidItG Die peiHisenOiten Sdmsr5eu ittlt
&rtSu1ounSeu hilbert uno SDngeItioneu betlt, let es
nun, baB bic 2un9eu, Der Wta9en, bic @tn9epetSe, bic
Othlea ooer anoere Orgaue a~fftctrt iinO, bet elmer etna
tIdlt9en Anpennung.
SnnetIiG1-
Gin EbeeISfet poa in eiuem balboefiGtet @aGsr,
glaze nomuIe ptro in weHigsn Wtinuten Erdmpfes
3uGungen, Ota9euIdure, Soo6reHner, Reruoiitdt,
S4tufot9fett, Mi9rGne. Eiarrb6e. rotbe Rubr, RoliE
8ldbnnSen unb ale innerltden S6mer3en betleH.
% q a tebc
In f~eitteft dlttntrtften rfdeiatn9en 9ebetIt.
es siebt fein SeiImtttel in Der gSelt, has 6ieber uub
SGutteltrolt, tumte anoere Hrten pom Sieber, @auers
te5er, S6Grlo6feber &C. Unit Subiltenabme Don Of De
MAPS 8tIleu) 10 idneu turirt, ais vt pap's
@eobp Neltef. IS firirt nt9t MIR bic 9attenz
ten, Ipet6e an MalGria letben, ionbern Ibt aud einen
Uobttbdttaea @tniluB auf &eute aus, pie 1ol6eu NnfGlz
len a~uSgeleBt itno, wtnn tie ieoen Wtor9eH, bepor lie au5s
nehmen nnO etnen Grader efen. 6ani8ts Gents per
SjlGI6e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
A STUDY IN REPUDIATiON
UNITED STATES TRADE DOLLARS AND VIRGINIA
COUPONS.
TrI

| limited STATES TRADE DOLLARS AND VIRGINIA
COUPONS.
TO the Rdttor Of The Trtoune.
SIR: The proclamation by the Governor OF
Virginia. calling upon the citizens OF that state from
considerations OF patriotism and public feeling not Ia
with the public udiio's, VINO are har'sSns
the people OF tho Commonwt ath BY eking to force
counnos into the Treasury In payment OF taxes and
urpes IN strong terms why payment OF coupons should
cease and In their place, money only Do hsei' for
these reasons he calls upon the people To meet VI the
accustomed manner ali the counties ciIleS ana towns
u, the state Mt the earliest convenience. to give ex-
nrcsson TO the sentmtn which may rehuke those VINO
l On tho law 70 enforce the redemption OF coupons
whose birth and origin imposition upon virginia was
/ the result Of fraud bribery aud corrnpuoh' Inc
Governor IS u earnest, aud manosts hion anAio'! VI"
the subject he learns nat Tue Sccreary Vi inc
Treasury OF the Unto States on the 81 INST
the precedent OF reputation. by eiusng To receive Tue
coin OF the in payment OF DEBT due 'ner'
and which was legal tender when issued In 1873 Will
feel less embarrassed his position IL mas be SAID thal
the rendered small that II Is OF no coh'e
qIence, but II should be RENE nbeeI That hefe are
millions Of those dollars that went INTO crcul 4uo
in this country when they legal tender anc are
in the hands Of the people, waiting for Justice Inc
Governor OF Virginia assigns as reasons Tor the repua
ton Of that State frand value received and want OF
money but the Secretary OF the Treasury cannot a'
himself VI either of these, b1Causc:
| l. There fraud but many serious mistakes.
These dollars were Issued IN accordance Win he hct
s73 section -, which The silver coins ol tLe
United iates shall he trade ollarrtc ana eHh teor
fo I'VE dollars After over fifteen millions h6d brei Is
sued they deprveff their legal tender quality win
n, nv PROVISION for their re iemption. by oln reSnu
lion on July -. 1876 Inis was one great mistake ana
Of good faith. Thefe had been coined before TINS
,,nt resolution Of July ~, IN tba year about Tour
millions and after some three millions IN 1870 OF the
same coin and date and without any public notic 80
III M one can describe which are hot legal tender
| TIT O. auothsr mstake and others could be named 49,
in % TSe Government has received value In bullion;
| Tiese dollars sold at premium III soid III 1879 ana
| 1874. -, ,.oo,. or p,,nsv M this
r.,nuant can retire all these trade dollars, Win
dollars less value. ana make pfont ~ .ne
or redeemed with Subsidiary CON- anu sns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
DIED.

pe1 Trnos Eth III y. on n Esty the oh n
funeral sthis late rengeneo NJ SIG cherrsI "a
Monday, April u. al ~ CLOCK m
HARRISON THURSDAY. Apnl (. Rcbecca r, widow Of tho
late William Harrison in the soth year Of her age A.,
day evening April r. O'clock to which relatives and
friends invited
Ken woS s Oh Samuel Pr Ken m A'' ''" year.
dence, - Cannou-st
LovE-7ou s..urlay, April 10 Edward J.. Love,
tuesday. April - upon arrival Of o'opLL Tram fi'e
AsmAt her late Le'iaenes 81 - wei' Poi s
Bis,onnais aged 20 years.
Inierm, ut M .recnwoof.
Fr,enis axe kindly req Vested not to send Gowers
MONTGOMERY Al Bay shore. Long STAND, 'anri1y, N,
Alice : C. Mon eonery ase,L2Eeara
MONfORT- At Little Ferry y. J., Saturday, Apr TO-
l.-6, Albert H. Mon.ort, Ia the ''th y,sr9 hi- age -
on arrival Of ~ m tram from N.wNork y. Y. su'qie-
and Western Il II Desbrosse; or Cor snd s., Ter
rics) Trains returning cave Little j. rfy AZ 40 y m
Interment at Woodl,wn at convenience 81 family
NlCUiL-Frday night Miss Helen NJ. r. Nicol adopted
Fnnsfal services at 10 III ii.onsye, New York. On
rn M24ieg at aI Ae %. at & oS''N "
RAYNOND-un Apnl . at Newark. nea~are. Eva A. WHO
o Ralph H. Raymond and ddu 4Iier oi me late Ut J'I"
The rnas Will arrive Oh April by train P,nnsyhania
T. H. due n 10 p M and b, taA5n rom there direct 10
Grccnw God Cemetery.
sMITIt-At sing sing " Y. Apr l. 1886. Blanliul Van
assbeek waow Stephen smith IN the Dist yts OF Ia r
Friends are invited to attend funeral Tuesay Apui
the Rev, wilson PIraneT. ghlandaye. sing siog.
Friends Will please ONT flowers
TRIP White Plains Friday eveaing April :, Daniel
Trip of the ltl Lemon lIip IA the III year ."
rner services race Church. White Plains Monday
Carriages viii be in waiting arrival Of the 1870 train
from Grand LentrdlDepot
villas ON sunday morning April II. 1886 MARI Helen,
youngest daughter of Royal e. aud Carrie u '" Was 'E'
Is months aud days
Funeral private.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
FIVE BryDBED DOLLARS FOR 4 HAT

Trackwalkcrs railroad hands and some la
In the vicinity OF rarrytown were Kept Ia s'a
OF excitement on Wednesday Thursday and FRIDAY ny
the mysterious and persistent inquiries OF three Nc"
York detectives about black Derby hat. II was ssi
to have lost from traln but the rackeh were '
postered about II that they thought IL must be al ed7'
murder that was being fathomcd inc nat was
found in the possession Of trackwaker late on fr's
Liberal re wards had offered for its recovery py Inc
detectives and when it passed into the haDus oi
the leader he plunged his hands into the leather hs
and in a moment brought out sheet OF note paper
partly written and ornamcnted AZ the top Win
magnificent crest. IFS good for the hVe huharon,
boys" was All he said he handed tho lucky finder flo
and distributed another ten dollars among the nen VINO
Ind interested themselves in the search
TRIBUNE reporter who came down on tho tram yes
tcrday with the detectives. gathered from their taih
among themselves that the fate OF two families hnhs Oh
the recovery and the letter inside IL was
note from a married woman to married man lie was
Gaming rom Tarrytown New-iorx. and In stcppnt
from one OF the Into the smoker while the ra.n
was In lion. his hat blown OF. The consequenI
of he discovery OF the letter with It's teltaie crest ~.
duced MIN send for detective aud offer eoOo TOT ''
recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

mp; but another from the Pac c coast crossed tn
Rocky Mountains into the Missouri Valley yesterday.
cold passed the Middle Atlantic states aud
New. England and q warm ono developed in the North
After rising In the morning. the baron eter here
steady. with partly cloudy skies aud brief sprLss
Of rain Tho ranged between 40' and 53'.
the IA o being 5a' higher than on the cor
responding day last year and l2' lower than on sat
urlay.
CiOudiness with light showers and little change IN
temperature. be expected IN this city and vicinity
to-day At present partly cloudy weather Is indicated
for Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
Ey.pREsIDENF ARTHUR IMPROVING.

TO those inquirng at The house OF eX-Presi-
aant Arthur No 1913 Lexington-ave, yester'
day In regard 10 the condition Of his neaitl
IN, answer was returned by the servant WHO
oncncd the door That he was Deltrf . y
Ttpp1Txr enorter last evening his PHYSICIAN DE-
George Peters while takng the ground that tne
oTnt which he had no right 10 reveal. stated
that il was better than it had been antI
that there immediate uahgtI .Ol
a fatal termination OF his disease He might i've ioi
twenty years. . ..,. "a. o,tn,o,, "a q ,n,c.
tional Arrangement OF the stomach as was pup
nshed to-day II Is not true lhat hI'
family have planned to take him to European water
3ngplace. don't believe they have thought OF such
thing" This all the doctor would say. lie was
opposed to medical bulletins sucn as were Issued
IN the cases o: President Garfield and Gen,
era Grant, aud % far as he was concerned wOulu
never publish Information in regard 10 prominent mon
under his care General Arthurs sister, Mrs. McEr0y.
Was with hin constantly yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

vce-pre siient and tho governors for the ensuing
lively skrmsh Is anticipated. Tho regular ticket
includes James d. smith for president. j. H. Herrck for
vice president. aud for governors John w. Beach. H.
T. Coils. Cherries GALWAY, Edward Gebhard W. X.
Hewitt. Theodore W. Myers Thomas Duncan ana George
L. Hopkins. The OF position to George II. Hopkins, OF
the governors aud u Mr. crrick. vicepresdent IS
active John BloodsoOd IA mentioned IA tho probahlo
candidate for vlcepresdent the ndep ndcnt ticket
The names Of Theodore W. Myers John H. Beach and T.
IL l. Coils will doubtless appear on both tickets Iheo
dore W. Myers IL a wrll-kuown broker and has been
named u the the regular ticket or
the Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
nod into hal. dollars It would yield per cent profit

reconod into bali dollars IL would yield per cent proht
after paving all charged. .,
Now the United states Supreme Court IA. recently
decided that the State o virginia cannot refuse t'r
COUPONS In Jayment OF taxes How long ti'ne VIII ~
require before the same court. or congress- wv ucVluc
that Government cannot refuse It's own coli" III pay
ment of n dc,t due it, aud especially II legal tendnr
when issucd Let the public make their own copnrl-'m
from the facts and decide the question e" oesy
between the state OF Virginia and the United ctaos
Government. - :"
Nf,r- York. ApIil - 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
,,oS paRygLL DENYING MTsREPREsENTATT Oys

PIRNELL DEN YIN UiNhEFhHSENIAIIONS
Mrs. Della r. S. Parnell has written letter
from her present home at No $50 Hudson-st to the
Chicago denying Interpretations by Mrs
Helen NJ Cougar In patch lately published In that
naper concerning herself and Mrs. knoud' at whose
nom. Mira 'aruen is now staying. Mrs. Parheii con-
tinues .- 49, ,
"Hayng shown how unreliable her statements are !
,r,sb IN declare most positively that her account oi III.
snr,oundinys and OF friends VINO nave ca Gu 40,
IN nv long Illness is as uni 10 thein 40 =, 10 49, NV
fhe facts Had | suspected that she WOMB aous9 1 y
courtesy by slGrriDs then she womb neHeI Ia, 49,,
"a 10 my presence. am under me most hsai
~ oSiost,ois 10 Mira Knoud and her worthy husband
for care and attention that money colii nov "a "a, 70
and II uuspeakabIy annoying to have he heia ~ ~
the public In false light further declare tnatt w.
accused me irish OF treRchrry nor chaIseu
PRECEDENT Hendricks nor Governor ALBEIT OF deinasoS
ery nor stated that tho Land Lcaguers were ny o
mics nor did say that many OF my dearest iIlehs ~.
for.aken me- II Is intOerable to nave such "oIus
4 never even thought of utterinR put INTO ny
surean broadcast through the columns OF Ieau.ps "
nal Idesire especially 10 add that Mrs "ou2ai oo'
Is by no means ID specimen Of the woman sunrasts
conduct tbom have received inuch
Kindness and / scarcely know one woman suhi"si''
Who ls not a warm friend OF the irish cause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
WILLIAM II. NUIt v / ', NHVI
Pn-iOlice .Noiicc.


fshould read DAILY W 49, ner''t; ~ changes may oc
FOR foeixn be .oso nlcssot
for dispatch by any particular II AN tesv. W.T. ''i, ~
mrnts Tot Ally addressed OeA' sea " 10
Foreign mails Tor the ending April II viii close
lPROMPfLY IN AL At this once :, 1910 ~
MUNDAY-At 23O .. III. orjru,h AM spanish nohnma'
aud Guatemala psrs Kate carroll. from Ne"-orleAh'
TUEspAY-Atli a. m for scotland direst per*s An.
sho Il o N Tor Porto eo iigS p5 5S = ma q
A dnih r.c a. pas p per S roSha om Nsoean
wkpNEsDAY.-At a. Ia. Tor Newfoundland. per s. 8.
Portla at 10 Tor JamacA Contra. AN Ict aad Ga,
1G for r Mex.do mast be directed ger AtIo At 4
Bremen D et Ts or reaDd must directed tqa
al FOR rance direct per- ana "a wa IA n"r m
E ns Fupopa per - . America Queenstown
rnuas1AY o TO- er for Tr mSr9DS e Pm & mas
be directed per Aar.tlc q at l@,J ~ ior ir-aSe;
and liainbas gtlerstoc Great britain sod oihss HarI
pe1n cosntres nus y Sir santiago; At D. m for
bermuda per = Trinidad
FRIDAY-At9 a. M. fol- St Pierre Mgueon per steamer
from Halifax
sATURDAY-At IN for Sewto Midland; per s,e.@e. from
iiaifax Al Hindwa.u j.. aud, direct aud
FOR Icnezuela Curacao VIZ Trinidad. per = Barrt
eouta a. Pm i9r 9SS'g Ss rsas pc: beyon
At H. or GERMANY &C. per = ,,y, va =, @ '
pean must be directed per Eloc"G ~ l|sy
for nes s., Do e GS Dsg per Rnnin VA Ant
Mails Tor ana Japan per s. oa'e .tron oAa Fan.
so, asr, Ne, Aps a. ,n Ms I2 eos go
here April lat. u Mans for the soclsy Isl mus
per ship city Of pipe from ,ia FrtncNcDl close 1eo
Apnl '3i at =. Mails Tor Australlt NeTIeaaai-
sindwlca I'M ana smoaS Islands per Al, :, ~ oS s "a
arrival at Ne.YOr&O t = 3 latte win british nsIs
Austraiit MANS ioE 'uoas " ~ 70 '.'ps
Fia anu thence Dy steamer from Ao7 Wes, hi. elo,,
at thIs onco dluy at 2;SJ - m
.rbc schedule of closngN Trans Pacac mtl, araage,
or tho nrssumpUOn uninterruJtol Overland tspNs
10 F:anc!sso RON the East aTrVtis Oh ia, AZ
san Francisco the day OF sailing OF seineFs f' '"''
pa'ehe" ' HENRY g. PEARSON. Postmss,oE
Post Once New.l Org n. Y. April looo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

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