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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-02-27
boston Courier.
ITEMS OF

Evening funerals are becoming
fashionable in New York.-N. Y. Sun.
A little girl died in Portland, Ore,
the other day, a victim of the habit of
eating dirt. Neither punishment, nor
kindness. nor threats could break her
of the habit. When confined to tho
house she scraped mud from the chill
dren's shoes and ate it.
"A ticket agent at Seaside Park, N.
j.. rescued ayoung lady from drowning
the other day, and then made a pro-
posal of marriage to her. The dam
sci at first declined, but after some per-
suasion accommodatingly changed her
mind and accepted her rescuer.-M. Z.
Mail.
"A man living in Los Angeles Coun-
ty, CAL, who was bothered by tramps,
decided to have the beggars dig a cellar
for him, and accordingly to every APP
plicant for victuals he proposed to
charge an hours work for a square
meal. At the end of the week he
found that he had ninety-seven appli-
cations and had secured three hours
work.
Dogs in New York have "govern-
ors,'' who are said to be as necessary
as a governess of a child. The gov
ernor attends the diet, grooming and
weighing, and accompanies his charge
once a week to a physician. The gov
n is generally a smart young
darby, and the cost of his services is
more than that for a governess who
can teach French and .music.-N. Y.
Tribune. u....
"A GOV at Maillend, Fla, whenever
a fire is built out of doors, hunts it up
and chews her cud by the side of it at
night, when the weather is cold. A
veracious witness says that one night
the fire was covered with sand, but the
COW uncovered it, blew up the embers,
and was engaged in rolling boxes and
barrels toward it when stopped.-M Chi
go Inter Ocean.
The French interference in China
is said to have very seriously affected
the trade in human hair, at least so far
as Europe is concerned, since out of a
importation of eighty thousand
kilogrammes annually into France full
~ one-half were supplied by the Chi
nese. Methods Of dressing ladies' hair
which call for a far smaller addition of
false hair may therefore be expected to
come into vogue.
Quaker Conservatism: Landlord
ito old Philadelphian)--'I will make
The rent for the coming year thirty dol
lars a month, Mr.. Penn" Old Phila-
delphian--"But l have always paid you
Lhirty-five dollars" Landlord-..Yes,
but a afford to make a reduction Of
i've dollars a month to SO good a ten
Old Philadelphia Shaking his
head)-"l am sorry, sir, but in that case
shall have to move. I've always been
accustomed to pay thirty-tive dollars.
md ! wouldn't like to make any
,hange. philadelphia Press.
A couple Of young ladies in a street.
ear recently conversed in French, after
fashion. Presenting that none
u their fellow-passengers understood
hat language. they made some
very pointed remarks about a man ST.
ing directly opposite them. sThey re.
'eived a well-merited lesson in propri-
when, in very loud but classical
the mar referred to remarked
o his neighbor: "All grown-up ladies
women, but al " men are not
aides" The solemnity Of the quiet
nat followed was PAINFUL Chicago
Times.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-02-27
FULL OF FUN,

There is such a fear Il mad doc,
now in Newark, that a citizen of tho,
place rushes for a doctor if he barks hi,
shin.-N 7. Independent.
Prof. Proseworthy-''When did you
say this church was restoredpl 'lbs
Rectoress-''Let me see; it was Restored
when l was a girl of seventeen" Prof
Proseworthy-"What, SO long age a.
thatp"- Chicago Tribune.
1T is quite likely that some one will
ask you the difference between Jeroms
Park and the natives of the Fiji Islands,
Ii so, you can answer that n is a race
course and the other a coarse race
Shoe and Leather Reporter.
-"Ain't it time you paid me that five
dollarsp" asked a farmer of his neigh.
Dor. ''Tain'tdue," was the reply. "But
you promised to pay me when you got
back from New York" swell l hain't
been there" he replied. - Chicago
Times.
What did Eve do after she bit tho
applet" asked the Sunday-school teach
er. "Sent it to Pasteur, in Paris" re-
piled the smart, bad boy. P. She
got mad before the teacher got through
inoculating him with a skate-strap, but
he wasn't sent to Paris for treatment
Brooklyn Eagle.
Young lady Visiting in Kentucky
--''What a number Of colored people
there must have been at the political
meeting last night! I see by the morn.
ing paper that nearly all Of the vice.
presidents were colored." Hostess
Impossible, my dear. Let me see the
paper" Cooking at the paper). "Oh,
Col don't mean colored; it means
Colonel. Chicago News.
Observation-Disclosures in two
chapters:
CHAPTER I.
He without:
All, there!
Pa there?
CHAPTER II.
She ~twithin):
You bet!
Better get.
The end)
Boston Courier.
Pa" said Olivia, 1--WE ought to
have a thermometer in the house. We
don't" There now," shouted the
old man, with the air of one who closes
the discussion. II don't want to hear
another word about it. If We had one
ye couldn't Talk through it. Lem
Haskins had one put in his house nigh
a month ago. an he's hollered himself
hoarse an they've nigh about starved
to death, tryin' to order their groceries
through it. No good, l tell ye.''-Bur-
dstte.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-02-27

The trial justice in South Carolina
County was called on to decide a case
between two citizens Of equal respecta-
bility. The evidence wasabout equally
balanced. After argument by the at
torneys the trial justice said: Il sit
here both as Judge and jury. As jury
! fail to agree. As judge I grant a
new trial, and it is so ordered"
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-02-27

"A statistician shows that since 1893
wars among civilized nations have
caused the death Of 4,47O,O $50 men. A
very large majority Of these deaths
comes from wounds, hardship and dis
ease-the number actually killed on
the field being comparatively small.
The bloodiest battle in the period
named was Borodino, where $50, 600
men were engaged and $4,000 placed
hors de combat Chicago Tribune.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-02-27

General johnson, Of Minneapolis,
is quoted by the Atlanta Constitution as
authority for tho story that a Minneap.
olI3 congregation left the church one
Sunday because the minister took hi.
teAt from st. Paul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-13

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JEkSEi 4.
~ from Chan6erss sisto9 ,os 5o 80 and
ll3O m :l5 32O t;5g 52e oiV ny ~ NV p DN
II nidnisht ouniays y51 ySys se iuG rimans $50
100 $50 a. m. 40 G:3O p. sundays 9Soa H. p III
EKIE RAILWAY, now known as the new
L. YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAiL iCN
same hour 23d-st station fifteen minutes
ga mDaiy except sundays Day Express Buffet Drawing
room Coaches TO Binghanion Ema ~ n,nnat aud
D. m-Dav "Chicaq 90 and 81. Louis Limited Express
solid pullman tram OF Day and .nS, SPa6vtIs II;
A. M; cleveland 10 80 m. Cincinnati Oi2 p NJ Chicago,
900 D. ana ST. LOUIS 1870 the second n9ihg ,rr,r,u,
40 e, d Buffalo 500 a. NJ, s9spenS%Sn r ynpt
Z: The most popular night train between New
op m-Daly Chicago Express. Pullman Day ana Sleeping
ara Fails Cncinnati and Chicago. 20 o.so ,noo
Ha'nsrGF nG s%s ri;'aS 5 800 40 5S o
e. 80. 1910 M i.i5 $50 7l5 D. ijJj m II md
10 &c. S l5 &C., 75N 5 $50 ss5 49,
co S 49, iqS S 3d. "a 4 m sdos i5s6 SSn %
Newark and Paterson VIA Newark GoC SDy SOD 100 ioSj
D. m'. and II midnight "Wednesday Friday and sunday
nights only 'gqdays 5 SS So M S3 "a Sc Wv
. sS 90 o So SS 5SsS 5 a5S iOSO PIN and
Warwiek 446, 900 1920 a. No.. 43o p IL Sundays 'A'
." Montcello and White Lake. m. 1880 NJ sundays
e'SSewburg and Cornwall 1850 M i3o. 6'so. AM
? n M sunday $50 a. M. d. p. A. -, a,
Eondout and Kingston and Montgomery 4to' H. Nm,
D. IN sunday $50 4. scranton. ian ''o,' d. i"' '
excepted ,ooo -. an 40 43O. 7.
7.45 y D. IN. SUNDAY 5.ij, 1850 lO-O u ~ o0v a..
Midderown 45 S:i5. $50 o. 1890 a. 80 80 T mo,
q n m sunday 5:iJ $50. 1920 o5V T. W., ,.
a. and $50 trains connect win Ne" , 800 A.
aud Western railroad at Main-sL IhovA H. u'i" ''f
Nam st. only - ,o,o. -. an 1 "A 6oD 7.OJ
Inn 400 o. III SUNDAY $780, lO.-o H. i ouu' o'o'
7, ,. III. =. ~ a. m toG a. H. IN every
afteen minutes 6i5 D. olOl5p NJ every thrV minute
and iOA5 d. IN to SAD a. IN. every hour ouhV'l M
10 iO.l 10 D. every thirty mnutes lOio D. al !" 80 " ~
every hour. , ......,.., nr.vS,py Room and
sIasu1ng be obtained orders ior inc ee
80 be lett ~ the Company sou.e
~. 90 OF g57 Broadway. 49, W,stsL y. NO; ''' AHA
sax Eulou ST. Brook H. at the Oompanys Dopots
T.press trains from the West arrive IN Newf oA Nv
'So' ioHN ~ ABBOTT. GenI Passr Agent Newfork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-13
PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. II.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT or JTNERTy. ST NORTH RIVER.

FOOT OF LIRERTY-sT, NORTH RIVER ~,
For fH1LApEEPhfA snS rRESroSa .Bonna BTeSs
FsSf 100 80 S2 Voc 49, no. 49,
Direct connection atwayne Junction for Germantown and
Chestnut hIIl at codmbia-ave for ManayunA' consho'
pRAwISG Ro CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEP.
ns 4S SHFs ffnI .94
g9 iS ss s Al OO 4 No. TSr an ant Berg!
at $40 7io 0y 500 900 1880 H. 100 800 52C 600
For IocK K G4vES. PEALE and penn
For 'WiLLfAMsPoRr. sUYpuRY. LE:wIsBUed and
rS MAMAN2Y fi and MssGKa at 90 AZ $780,
Ildos NJ 100 1870. 400. $50 5a5. 1900 N sundays
Ell sas FI4siGN ;, Zoo $50 H.
100 1870 s45 5.ib y. m. sundays at 5:Sop. IN.
For PHiFr9S At cc & 30 m isO sS 80
Ear dE Rgf II 1phs ALEYrowN and MAUcH CHUNG
at 300 100 $3.50 100 1850. $780, 0s5 p H. suh'"y'
For "a at 100 TOO $50 100 I's go st'.oo
For 81 2I az g fo BRaNcm pa Zoo $50
rJ Pr r FLE%SISGToS 700 $50 m- 100 1880 4Oo 49,
300, $3.50 Sundays zoo ?; m oo $40 ,ois. 100
For son ZOO y 'jd ESQ So so sO 90 80
$50 100 1850 $40, 1890 p. m sundays ''oo $40 Ne
r3r r. gSO $50 ei3
s 300 az a. 81 800 90 5sS 1oS 1880 i2co ~
Sundays 400. $40 a. H.. l2'oo H' 10" 'o0 '''O O'''
5s 81 Us 500 SIS sq iSss SS
phAScm 3s 5 sc cH Sc ssS S. 81 5 t
IS sunday; fsSsRB' $685. SSS.s s f5oTy No.
For For ffHKEWooD Toms RIVER and BAaNEOAr a. 'o''
rs s aTLaS liSS cf2& SinrLASD and BRIDoEroN
400 a. M. 1870 y. III. .,,o,
NEW-JEKSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No \, North River, via sandy nSos; Ia
For HIGHLANDS, STARLIGHT. LoNu 49,. = 49,
Suv 10 a. NJ. loo S4o 4SO. $50 Pm sun"-' D. '''"'
var lLAuNrlc HIGHLANDS 4so 300 Sao 49,
For S'I LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BAaNEdAr 4"
rsr N. T;cE a. s' SSsJvG, OCEAN BEACH aud POINT
.On DO b.
rdr "A ArI ANTIC CRY VINELAND and BRlp""'-'
fSsss can be procured at foot Of Liberty g. rsI sS
rh p,ve~ IL a6l 2e7, AL, VA ,lAO ana IT, ma
wey a5y 1871 7sJ 9th ave- Mvtp SLAVERY ll3
Ia lao 40 last issth Sry In roek
xnat No lo7 Broadway $50 s rtonst SeN
rJt Mann ave Ioookcn, 2ss froa
wv anster COMPANY viii call for and check o~ss'
hotels or residence " dosunauon Il q. HANCOCK.
JF WOOrTHN. nan psSa and ricket AfS
General Aapagar. :. - VI iio Iiberty-sk. n. ss
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
EVERYDAY RELIGION. BY JAMES FREEMAN ELAINE
l2mo up 46A rieknor d Co :. Boston, -,

EVERYDAY RELIGION. BY JAMES FREEMAS CLARAh
l2mo. up. 46A 1teknor 20 - bos'o"', -.
No, every eloquent sermon leads wen, "
vcst.d OF the a,tJuncts OF uti, ltiieious "sn
ard the iiiuninlS oi the IivW! -~'uo"' w
tnut... dti,cats- H. ndeu priest, IL can appear
,,, ,o s.n,snent ANA emotion hut only To reason
and i,rilincnL That winch moved 'he hvN
may i.Il 40 move the lo,der. Di James r''o
man (lalkcs sermons. however, nave ioS' ~
force by being tIan lated into type. A. 'ht ,i'i0
Indicates they dead with everyday "p'S.
They are full oi thoughts that aie ~ pertinent
in the pallor as in the pew, and winch SPEAK d.
tl,tingl, in the market place lis AT the ai'ai :
and This is accomplished not by bringing Hc
SANCTUARY down 10 the level OF the world, pn'
bv bringing the world Up to the lever Oh ,'c
sanctuary II the thoughts are 1or every -1'!
a. well as for Sunday, il j. because the piea ,I
would have all days alike made holy nov
IL make the most of llte Is the suujc0tr n y,
the first discourse, and the keynote OF ALL Inc
solution of this problem. developed through the
volume, is in the Christian religion; not ,iie
form of Christianity, which Is the lthgfoh 'u'''
passes away but the essence OF Cnii~'l"ii,S'
which is the religion which makes HE hooic.
This essence includes the virtues OF every -uT9
life the duty at times OF being nnIasnoih,pio'
voluntary rather than automatic morality uuc
instead of fal,e manlineSs. looking upon 'ile
things that are good and not upon tue t,,"sS
that ave bad. and regarding every now DIS
the time not merely fOr preparing lo' ','r '"''o
hut still more for making the most OF 'he pres
ont "ror tbe pre>ent moment says the
rreocber ais tht, element of real life, and all
doubts Of future life will cease WHOM we nave
eternal life abiding in Ms here" ms u the
snirit NJ these sermons, and it is one which VIII
NIKE the world better, the more widely 1t Is
dhused
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an THE BEACH AT ROCKAWAY
NETWORK wOODHAvEN AND ROCKAwAY RAIL.
ROAD
WOODRUFF PARLoR CARS.
w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

on and after 81 1850 VIII leave West l2dst.
Ali trains leave from station. foot OF Jyst
North River 20 minutes earlier than from loot Of "ess
Detroit and Chicago $3.50 a. m 600. SLOT seepers
through. ..
Buffalo Rochester suspension Bridge Niagara Fails '3l'
-q:3O a. n 900 $40 .. sleepers aud drawing Room
Ttica and Syracuse $40 % 30 a. me- 600 $40 p. m.
Highland Poughkeepsie and Kingston, $40 ITO, 'S5v'
ll:2j a. m, $40. 900. $40 go
sangeres and Albany. $40. 40 $50 ll;25 a. m 3i''
Catsk 10 40 900 1890 lbs m, S5. 81 p ne
Cranstons West Point. Cornwall and Newherg, BIO tlq
900 1910 1925 a. All. $50 p AMI 90 A. ~ 90
and 5000 y. m CfanstOns. Cornwall aud Ne"OuIs
Montreal and canada East. coo p M; ,,..
Hamilton London 1880 a. M. 600 $40 p. M lotoh'''
saratoga Specials HIS NJ. 3:i5 =. Par.or cars
Ike George, les a. M Saturdays only. 3;ij 2 m.
Kaaerskill Hunter Hobart Grand Hotel siahon ana
Phoenci BIO 90 % a. 3.4j D. ParoI ears ~
Mountain House and kaacrsAiD VIA Phoehisa
on IL 25 a. and 3:45 y. m. trains. - 50 -,
PaenvilIo CAIRO Mountain House station 3lo = 10.
800. ll25 a. 3f5 p M Paror car 10 CatsAh Oh Ai'-'
DAILY tDay except saturday Other trains daily except
For tickets time tables paror sleeping accommoti-
tons apply al Offices: BioOky 81 wash
idgtOu 40 FuliOnst. Annex ONCE 1901 Ol fut"hs
New York CITY, 1868 7S5 9i2 Broadway l032 Bow.iN AMI
west Shore stations foot OF 4ldt. foot OF Jayst
Express will call TOR and check baggage from hoes
and residences Orders be left Al tiC ke offices.
HENRY MON TT.
5Vanderbltave General Passenger Agent
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DENNSYLYANlA RAILROAD.
On and after JUNE %. 1890.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
leave Sew YORK. via DesOrosses and Cortnds streets
Harrs6ar. PittsDGrg and West with Pullman Palace
S eaf' iISaS 1d aor Dining smoking sleep
% SSs ay'H Cory for rtu,S Petroleum
For Lebanon go p ~, n an o.s y night oito, Washing
ton Express Of Pullman Palace cars laly kept 5IaiH
10 os ATTY y5 w n 4es s a tp and N
100. 40. sop m, II Night sunday 3lo u
For Aiisatie City except sunday Il:lOa M Through
For Cape Nay, except sunday Jpn, ,,.,,,.. ,,,.,o,
via via Halfway Sni AnOoT D and N. u noon %
s0 80 Init ~; opy am no. % barv PARK "
FOR ia POINT ana ana Soriok Vi, IS" SoSYors
S S9y' On " 40 NJ wooteisrs2 ~ "
Boats Brooklyn connect With al throiy1 trhl!
wv aioding speedy and direct transfer toe
and efs p M '51@
su IU 40 go 50 a. H. $40 $40 ami 1885 From
% B 'S o Sa5 S SSS s 80 ~ o. ' sS5 G $50
S 1879 A. ami Z % Gii ss san s ss ss snl 1873
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains AecYork VIA Desorosses and Court
S-U 1 i'3V 'S 800 . casaso Limited aqa1o ws,anston
and nd Is as saa % sta :sS
Sgnay' A 35 M ana sTY u u1ht anu ~ ~
Trans tsU ssvs SoS Y. day eIdeD5 sunday anu
luaSS. M connect Tor .G canasn H. anu
Returning leave SrOai Street ,titon, tdYpniA
llOl so 4Oj. 40 olO $50. 1880 5Ao 550, II sni
Ills a. m. lLtmited Express III. aud t3op % ii5t1
B. s. g. $3.50 7l2, 5l2 All D. 90 GU SUNDAY, lIgi
$40 800 4,i0 5;l0 $50 l24J.4 +;30 Limited 49,
7:l2 and Al D. 80, .
Leave Philadelphia. Camden, 900 m daily. except
Ticket Otnce s49 49, and 94t Broadway. Astor House.
and foot and Courtland No4 Cours AM
Irooklyn Annex station. foot VI Fuiton-st BroDklyn
busch, Hotel. uoboken STATION. Jersey Ciy Eni{rans
rtcket Oice, No. d Battery Place and astle Garien
The wYork Transfer Company Will call for and cnooS
0asS1HA ~ Pl;(;if J. z. WOOD.
soneral Mauaser. General IAsSr AGAA1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-13
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST.
~ ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN


TRAINS No DUST. ALWAYS on TIME
PULLMAN PALACE 0AYA SLEEPING COACHES
Depos York foot OF Barclay and Christopher Sta
Daily except sundays Buffalo ana Osgego xpress
Pullman coaches Water stroudburs >cIant0n BuSs
hnmtOn tlmira Bath, Buffalo, ~ rscuse Oswelo Greene
oxford orwich Itcs connect for fit-ton.
Wlkesbarre. Danvile & Northumberland Oweso fok
Ithaca ant ntcrnedatc stations.
u m Elmirs Express Pu1msn coachcs
Water Gap scranton. BnghsInton o~ego aud Emirr
connects for It's sn<ston WikesOirr- 20
%. N. Daily Buffalo Limited 'Ipress Pullman coaches
for sroudsburg. ocrantol. BinshAnton Oweso alalrr
Corning Bath. Kaylsn. Buffalo 60 lrrvlng IN BuiAo
72O a. m. Sleeping coach for Olean via. Wsvlsnd.
Daily Buffalo and Oswego ExpreS Pulman
coaches for stroudsbur9 scranton Bnghamton oru2ni1
Syracuse, Oswego Greene oxori Norwlcn ouct anu
Richned Springs at Tor ithaca ana nterios
date stations except Connects at Buffalo with
trains for all points West O. A.. n
FOR RichheH springs q. m. daily excops SuAnyS
D faily sleening coach attached. A.,
tables for say Morris and Essex d.
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financial.
LAKE ERIE Ayl WESTERN RAILROAD.

Notice hereby given the holders OF secun'es on 'ne
Lake Eric and Western that the time IN which 'hey
may parties to the reorganization asreemen" ~
February 1856 f. limited TO Tuesday July ~ 1880 hoa
ers NAV post their before that nae WIN
the Central Trust COMPANY with the unnors'F"en ie
Purchas ng Is empowered to M pehAHo' o' ""
ure TO deposit by July 20.
fhHNN ~ ""'' II " all st., n. Y.
s,rVrUI fuutual llfc ms Coz
hEN'f W. -'''''' Nassau.st, n. Y.
uvsn fyermIye e
NihlI'" ~ ma" Nassau St, n. Y.
CLARENCE CAREY lCarS WI" 80 Wal ST. " Y
.st<C COMMITTEE.
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EUROPEAN TRAVEL,

EUROPEAN TRAVEL.
~ Tourist tickets for individual travellers To and in all
parts OF Fus0uo IN connection with any steamers.
Programmes mail.
THoS COOK & SON 26l Broadway. New.York.
Hamburg American IS. Line for Hamburg
iugia..... july 10, a. IN. nhicua July "A a. m
Wtcftud - "a. t''ii" ? JuF y. ~ D. M
FlrstClbin $50 $50 AMI s75. Steerir. t' Rounl trip
atrcluccl prices sent Tor Tourist ''aInvr IN C. On
Gen. ,ts II 3roast NY Gen PAS Nst+, 81 way Ny.
DED STAR LINE. ...,.o,,
s2ling from Ncw-l ork aud Antwerp every Hatur1aH
NOOHDLA - = 10 ~ llY' - u, ' W.
A /. b. ~1iifdaV. july II
Spring ami summer Rates Frs cabin H6op tlpl ex
curson rtrr - 10 10 q - Nccph tto" 90 'A'"'"
500 Stecrige at Owe-t rates ,,, ,,,ts - proaIvav
PETER WRIGHT Sons. Genl Ag'ts' % broau"ay.-
WHITE STAR LINE. ,,.,, sr,,,,,
FpS FOR QUEEN OWN AND LlNrisPO1i~ - -
GfRMAsIC cant Kennedy ilr,i -. III - u ~
Critic Can't Glealcl hurs,Ay Iu i 81 n
BRITAE Nic capt rsgry Thursday Al B. otOa IN
n prom Tho White star Dock fp1t u Nr't l',h-'-
RATfS|-llnor $50 aut SOD Return tliN ~ ~ ~
vor,no terms Senricc from to the On = plltrF az
ternciiate rltic N f'elfis pny - cx'urNon t6p
For ins,~con ~ n1ns ant otinr nt1 app5 at th'
companys Offices 40. 81 Broadway SSeT CnHTIs Agent
Ar,pt, for Philadelphia STUART rOBEN 400 Wann'-''
fI,HE L. s. AND BRAZIL NAIL -. CO.
i American passenger line for - Thomas fIpduo''
para Maranhan P,ruamhuco Baha. RIO de Janeiro con
recting for Mouieyidco and Intermediate poit@ from,
ADVANCE. SATURDAY. Aug p, ~ ICON ' Brookvn
From Newport News, Va. thid day after ., U M q,
PAULF +. GERiIAkD & CO.. General AGENTS % Dloau. -
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TO TIE BOND AND STOCK HOLDERS OF TIE
TEXAS AND PACIFIC AND THE NEW ORLEANS
PACIFIC RAILWAYS.

The undersigned Committee of Reorganization duly ap
uonted Iepese interests unanimously adopted
under orecOsureo OF all divisional
mortgages contained In the circular this day issued aud TO
July 1856 subject thereto with the Farmers Loan and
oil the city OF New York receiving IN
change negotiable certificates therefor such depO.
cept regarded 10 signing agreement for
Of which an be had application the
companys office No 1913 broadway. to tho Farmers Loan
and Trust Company 20 ana - Wllham-st, NewYOrk.
the expiration OF the above period should the committee
have placed possession Of controlling the
securities named will at proceed the plan
proposed
have thus u give The committee control
been 30 deposited VIII returned 10 the respective depOs
tnrs upon and cancellation OF the
fl1cates Issued therefor as provided IN said agreement
The reluctantly Obngedto designate short
time execution Of this plan because advised that
OF the ROAD DO closed op.rl-
tons unless funds provided FOR repairs funds
provided with safety until the
of reorganization be assured
New.York. MAY ID. 1885
LEWIS NAY,
q, r.. sATTEKLER
Is. y. NEWCOMER, c,.
JOHN MAKkOE, }eommittec'
w. ID. WI>SOK,
joins I.OWBER WELSH
JOHN \. HUTCHINSON,
4 RAILROAD BONDS of all kinds for
IA which there Is active market bought sold.
EDW. &. FOX, Walst
TO ALL SECURITY HOLDERS or TIE
EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA and GEOR-
IL OLA L. X. CO.-lghts To subscribe the and
preferred stock and Income bonds bought W L. II. hon
MEX d. CO.. 20 Broaa-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-13
RIVER BRANCH

1 1NEW.iORK, NEW.HAVEN AND HARTFORD r. X.
Trains leave Harlem River station. corner I52ist and
LncOnave near Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
esched by Third Avenue Elevated Rairoad daily except
SUNDAYS at Gao. TOO $40. 10. IL So 2lO 800, i4O
64O 64O lO@Op m for Port Morris Oak Point
Hunts Point West Farms. Van Nest. Vest Chester.
1impsons, Bay Chester pelham Bay) Barlow (City
Islandl Pelham Manor and New Rochelle, connecting at
Rochelle with trains for all points the main line OF
the New. York y w.uaycn and Hartford Railroad. shore
Line and Ar Inc Divisions; NewCanaan. Middlctown.
New Britain and sued Branches and Boston and AL points
East.
Mdngh train for New Rochelle ard all intermediate sta
tons at i2:lO a. n daily, except Dndays
Sunday trans for Ncw-EOchec and all intermediate sta
tons at m 1901 and $3.50 D. the connect
ing at Now rochelle with way trims 20 stamfort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-13
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
RAILWAY Ferries In New. York from f0Ot Of jay st.


and West 42d-st
for Wddleown Eilenve Monticello Liberty White Ltke
Delhi Osweyo and intermediate stations Pullman drawing
Jav ar 200: West 42ds 3 - p. m. Ulster County
nrrss ,o Midetown. Elenvle Monticello Liberty. "lte
f1kc and mi rmeia stations Pullman dra cara
last . 10. A2-st. 5:3j Nlght express tor
oswepO Suspension Bridge. Thousand Islands. Pullman
secpn work to cape Vincent runs daily Jays
trtoTn Monticello White Lake Liberty and interim "iiae
sot,onl Pullman drawing.rOOm Hart.cOal engines
used all passenger trans 49,, , NJ. - y,