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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-08
THE WoMAN's EXCHANGE.

A Charity That Ought to be Sus-
tanned
The Woman's Exchange, Drayton and
Charlton streets, is one of the best chart
ties of the city, and deserves very libe-
raj patronage. 1t is the agent for Mrs.
Louise Hunts lannon's Jersey butter,
made at Eatonton in this State, and it will
take orders tor large or small quantities.
At the Exchange are to be found many
other desirable articles, such as cherry
bounce, mint cordial, preserves, ETC.,
made by most reliable persons and OF
best materials.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-08
BOGUS BONDS HELD BACK.
A Suspicion that the Owners Dare
Not Bring Them to the Front.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, July THE total
amount of loan certificates returned to
the office of the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal Company up to this afternoon is
81, 976,64S. Oflegitimate outstanding loans
there are 81, 1898, $50, 80 that this leaves
only SIT, l02 to be accounted for, or about
1928, 900, including the fraudulent issues
according to the fugitive Treasnrer's
figures. The directors are very
anxious that the holders OF this
surplus will make return of their certifi-
Gates without further delay, thereby fa-
cilitating the work Of the accountants in
clearing up intricate affairs OF the COM
pany. From all the bonds that have been
turned in the directors have not been able
to detect a single fraudulent one. This
gives some plausibility to the theory that
they are held by people who are uEwill-
ing, for some reason, to return them. If
this is the case interesting developments
may follow after the amount OF the legitl-
mate outstanding loan is balanced.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-08
FUNERAL 9nuitatlon o .

ROBERTS. The friends and acquaintance
of Mr. GEORGE ROBERTS, and of his sons,
Charles M, Jas. G. and Flournoy {. Roberts,
are invited TO attend the funeral OF the Tor
mer, THIS AFTERNOON at o'clock, from
the residence No. Is Margaret street.
The Printers are respectfnlly invited.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-08
Failure Of u Cotton Broker.

NEW YORK, July THE failure OF
W. II. Beede, a cotton broker, was an
nounced this morning on the Cotton tx
change. He was said TO be short at low
frces.
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Kev West Scbooner Lost.

KEY WEST, FLA, July Two sea-
men who arrived here from Havana TO-
day report the loss OF the schooner sea
Gull. OF Key West, and all hands. on the
north side oil Cuba June %.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-08

PROF. TREADwELL, OF Massachusetts,. has
proved that half grown robin Will daily de-
vour more than one and a half times its own
weight IN catcrplllars and beetles. A young
brood cannot live upon iess Than seventy or
eighty worms "A day. A single pair OF spar
rows viii carry every week To their nest 1900
NALernlI -ara or D. rIlna.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-08

The sixty 6fth t65lhl regular meeting of the
Savannah Mutual Loan Association Will be
held THIS Thursday EVENING at $3.50
O'Clock i'll Metropolitan Hall. BY order of
GEO. \. NICHOLS, President.
II. @. CUNNINGHAM, Secretary.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-08
DFdth1.

ADAMS.-Ded, At w althourvile, Ga, July
18th, inst, Miss NJ, NJ. ADAMS, of savannah
HOWE Died, july 6. 1886, LOUISA KING,
only daughter OF L. K. and w, B. w. Howe,
Jr.
EG- Charleston papers please cory.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-08
DR.. Montague l.. Boyd,
CORNER WHITAKER AND McDONOUGH
STREETS.

Office hours. 8 to 10 a. m, g to 5 p. M, s to
$3.50 p. m. After 10 o'clock at night and from
l to g O'Clock p. m. at Marshall House.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-08
To The Public.

am running in connection with my drug
business a complete and full stock of paints,
oils, varnish, glass and putty, paint, varnish
and whitewash brushes OF all kinds. My
linseed oil is strictly pure. The above TO be
had at either of my stores, where you will
find a complete stock of pure and fresh drugs
Prescription department in charge of cOmpe-
tent druggist. Night calls promptly an
swered, am, respectfully.
EDWARD j. KIEFFER,
Pharmacist
Corner West Broad and Stewart, and corner
West Broad and Waldburg.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-08
Gar!Irpipup.


THE steamer ETHEL will make excursion
i trips every Monday and Thursday. com
mencing Thursday, July s. Cars will be at
wharf on arrival OF steamer 10 transport pass
engers to the hotel. Schedule, city time
Monday. leave city 10 A. NJ, leave Tybee P.
NJ. Thursday, leave city 3 P. NJ, leave Tvbee
SP. NJ. Fare for round trim by steamer zoe.
W T GIBSON Nanaver
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Notice..

Neither the Master nor Owners of the Brit
ish bark "Lombardian" will be responsible
for any debts contracted by the crew of said
vessel. JOHN MCDONALD.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-08
Fancy Underwcar.

Colorod imported Hosiery. straw Hats. ETC.,
At your own prices, Gt B. HIT Levy Il Bros,
l6l Congress.
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Georgia HuSsars.
HEADQUARTERS GEORGIA HUssARs
SAVANNAH. GA, July s, 1886,

HEADQUARTERS GEORGIA HUssARs,l
SAVANNAH, GA, July s, 1886. !
General order No 81
The regular quarterly
meeting of the Troop E FESGy
will be held THIS DAY ETSAA(7
THURSDAY at l O'Clock EsxsssSA ENA
p. M, at liz Bay street. AEMM, IxA
Members will conn RH
prepared to pay all %
dues. By order of -=@Ss.SssEsS
W. W. GORDON,
Captain Commanding.
GEO. SCHLEY, First Serg't.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-08
A1FFhnQe.

Zerubbabel Lodge No. 10. F. A. NJ.
A regular commune alton of this q
Lodge will be held THIS Thurs NY
day EVENING at O'Clock NJ
The NJ. Nj. Degree will be conferred.
Members of sister Lodges and transient
brethren in good standing are fraternally IN
vited to meet with us. Bv order OF
A. c. HARMON, w. M.
FRANK w. DAsHER. Secretary,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-08
RUINED BY A BOYCOTT.
Justice on the Heels of Men Who
Brought IA Woman to Penury.

Justice on the Heels of Men Who
Brought Woman to Penury.
NEW YORK, July AT the boycotters
trial to-day, during the progress of the
examination of the cand dates for jurors,
Thomas Edwards stated that he was
prejudiced against the bOycotters because
OF articles in a Socialist-German paper
which threatened the jurors who con-
victed the accused in the Theiss boycott;
trials. Judge Barrett caught the an
swer, and he said sharply: sit is clear to
me that the article IN question has had
the effect to intimidate jurors, thereby in
terlering with the administration of JUS
tce. | shall direct the District Attorney
to proceed at once against the paper IN
question"
1--WE have already done So" replied the
Assistant District Attorney, Col. Eel
lows.
Editor Schewitch, of the Volks Zeitung,
is the incendiarv writer referred TO and
is to be prosecuted for criminal libel.
The jury box having been filed, the Dis.
trict Attorney opened the case for the
people.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-08
Savannah and Tybee Railway Com.
pany.

pdHJs
Books Of Subscription to the Capital Stock
OF the SAVANNAH AND TYBEE RAIL
WAY COMPANY, in accordance with sec
ton III. of the Charter granted at the last
session of the Legislature, will be opened at
MONDAY, JUNE IA, at 10 A. NJ, and remain
open four weeks. D. G. PURSE,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-08
Sprrtal Nntirea.
Special Notice.

DR.. j. W. BRADY will be absent from
the 9th for two weeks
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The COLUMBIAN,
Saratoga, N. Y.

THIS DELIGHTFUL FAMILY HOTEL.
conducted by Mr.. JAMES Nj. CASE OF
the Pulaski House. now OPEN.
Newly and elegantly furnished. Uneycen
uonable cuisine and attendance.
Moderate terms specially. Please address
JAMES NJ. CASE,
OMnHr NM PrnnrlE
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-08
Catholic Knights of America.


Regular meeting of Branch No. IS, Catholic
Knights of America, THIS Thursday
EVENING al o'clock.
Assessment No. ls9 now due; also per CAPT
ia tax to Supreme Council of soc. BY order OF
THE PRESIDENT.
WIN. G A NTMFLI. Rec. Sec.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-08
RUINED BY KNIGHTS.

Mrs. Landgraf, widow, had been per-
secuted by the Bakers Union. Before
the strike she had good business. The
profits of her business were 800 annu-
ally. The Bakers Union destroyed all
this. Her workmen were satisfied with
their wages, but went out upon the
fiat OF the union. The widow now
had not one store to serve with
bread, and she had been forced to sell
her horse and wagon to pay her rent
and to furnish herself with bread. In the
name OF labor the widow had been con-
signed to helpless poverty. The union,
the speaker said, had won. Noble
knights! To reduce a family to beggary.
Now the laws turn had come, and the
men who violated The law should suffer
the penalty. W ldow Landgraf was then
placed as the first witness, and her testi-
mony up TO the time Of adjournment was
on the line OF facts indicated In the open
ing for the people.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
LITERARY NOTES.

Tho English society Of Authors s preparing n'''0
op ,ren led t. value to writer's IL VIII give eA
,ar,once, with regard 70 various modes OF Puonsnine
The idea being place before authors the dangers W
ro,ea sni the precac toSs that ought to be taken'
The City Of Elsinore s the subject OF the ieaii.
or,,lo in The Br0oLty'i Magazine The cescIlPt'"" ="
the Kronborg fortress with its chamber OF deau io"
bones il an interest NJ one.
Ernst vnistein's latest romance Aphodte' mas oee"
translated 10y VI. J. Stafford and Will be puosheu 'H'
week 10y ". S. Gotlsberger
naner on Canton makes OF It the most amusing thihs Il"
The August GOsInOyOiitra Mr. Hornaday vows '''' ~
ulo Chinese shop -kecper the best Of all the shop
tceper, lie ever met When you 90 into MS es'ao''
n emf TO look at his curious wares or watch DIS "oA ~
hc never tnngs OF pouncing upoC you'either 10 ui'
haryain OF to drive YOU out He does not pr"oeo" "
MAINS oye~ everything he has in stock, with pause @N
m point after each article WHO ho ~
xou constantly to detect signs Of waverng Cd V'S "
that No indeed Your Chinese mercham "'"
opietly in the background until you ask ABOUT sun
t,iny; then he steps forward and bandly SHOWS !"
VOL without any ostenlation pressure TO puy' "oo
fines he goes so far as 20 ask iey what he can h'
the Measure of showing you bnt if You fail TO ou! c
does m, assume nm injured md turn suky oh 'no
spot"
A papyrus which Is in reality an hss P''a -.
novel has lately teen acquired Dy the D'i'i" - >,
The papvrus -elf dates from the s'N'eo"'" '
r hut ,be story related in it goes back heariy tno"
1 oars to the reign OF King Cheops, the laoea ouoor
OF the pyramids. --------.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.
ho rtand of Richard v. Harnett was 81

The stand of Richard V. Harnett was sur
rounded bv a crowd Of Seventeenth Ward property
holders yesterday at the Real Estate Exonanee ~"o
No. 228 Chryste-st. offered ct auction. Inc Pr'i
erty Ia sxstory, Phiade phiaront, double tcneme"'
house 25x7o similar to that sold on ono
for 50 OOO The bidding hegan at Sl6oDo, aot mo
rapidly until it reached S23 7O0 when H. Bruins oo''"'
Al 1890 o'clock Peter F. Meyer offered $3l 300 oi
first mortgsge bonds OF the We: rons sre sod In small
parcels at 40 per cent Mary Parrot oeinx 'h' p"'
chaser %, n bopse
east Of Fifth from Twenty hfth to One o nunarea %
fourstory house between Fourteenth and Fifty.
sts. rent for about $1,000 year. for thrre o Nv,
T. " with house was offered for S2,5Oo brick and ana
house OF fourteen rooms and plot D. Pa a.
acres in Rockapd cosDfy " for 100000 also four
houses in Graud-st Jersey City, ten rooms each anu
well rented. for $4,000.
YEw-YoRK. TUESDAY, Aug 10. 1885,
public auctions held at the Exchange
Bv Richard 7. Horneh d Co.
e93' II Of Houston.st, lot 25x75; II Bruns- s2S''oo
RECORDEDREAL ESTATE rRAVsFERs-N Y. CITY
The following estate transactions recorded IN
the Registers orice today
8Gths No $9i East Soxlo22' Butenweser and 500 $50
lotaTc E1le 10 cor iae i9i;t I6oI95 Bauer 90 zoo
ana wfs % 90 re- n Of lexington i9x0Oi
b Cannon and wife to II Hidebrand william iio0'
I. y. IN OOn
J Gessncr and wife TO b " Alexander 4'0V'N
Wasbineton.ave g 266 T. n Of nat, 5sXZ4O 10
Bathgatnavc xl0Sxl 4Or50x1OO. II O'Dohheh IN ,ts
to the Church - Joseph. OF fremont ~; Aoi'"
Madison.ave. VS.. 10 n Of Marblesf, l3bxluuAtto
xlOO. to WashingtOn-ave, XlOoA2oO' sahc '" II so5
s1ssst a. 255 II " Of istavc 251lo22; T Moore
and wife and also Mclaughlin and wife 10 NJ IL ,o 5oo
6thays I55 it ol Co s% so 10 Cons 100000
LawTeqces NO s 2SsT M 6smcr Au'O 1850
3dave 100 Of Spring place 2lh l4Ix2'oAiOV 100
4 Waterbury wife to : Berliner o''"
l29thst 800 It Il % Of 'thave' ooh''ll N 1900
sthst II : $50 II AveB. 207rG01O' IL huhi N ooo
mann and wife Bctz and wife 'O''0
Manlattan.st ca II Of l27ths ST. 50 n Ia bnoani
ngdae roaf IG62z2lIi toh i@''n ~ A'i ~ 200
oo SAN. 10 ,i "a; IN r g Daunann i22OO
ostnst > lsi5 It 9i Of 4thNrG 5000
lOGthst =, 1884 II W of 4thave, % * iVp l. VI
McGrath and c Lyons and wives 20 NJ ksar OF ZOO
Groyest lots NCs 10 ana orv Ill., La'' i'''o" 1000
l2iths : $50 II OF 2daye' 2oAIooll' eA''u $3.50
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
L7ALL RIVER LINE.-For Boston. Newport

4 tnst NlItH
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE Is now bong operated on
this route commission, pILGRIN, Iris.
TOI. PROVIDENCE ard OLD COLONY: tne BAND
and ORCHESTRA attached 10 each vessel Leave YORK
from Per 2s (old y r. Nnrrav fOoVs
b3O p NJ tor Fail River direct connecting for Boston,
Fichburg New PeOTd Marthas vineyard Nantucket and
% 81 Old Colony Railroad.
els p NJ for Newport due about and FAT River
about m connecting with express and through
for Boston Cape Cod Lowell and North White Noun tains
Sundays leave Newyork a. 30 2 or all points Com
meet on By ANNEX BOAT from Brooklyn p m; jersey
CITY. p. -.
Tickets ami he obtained IN New York at 2o
pei g4i 1923 Broadway, lj3 Bowery. 1874 East
12ith st. 2Gi West 25th st. Astor Tonsc and Windsor Hotel
Line Once. Pier . Y. r. and On steamers.
send FOUR CENTS in STA MPS % P o. Fox i52 for copy
ot Fsu River Line Tours" and "Old Colony or Pilgrim
land" -
= BORDEN & LOWELL. GEO I: CoNNoR
ACf1r
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
nARIFN RIVER BRANCH.

! NEW YORK NEW HAVEN AND HAkIF0kDD ZOE D II X;
Trans Harlem River station. corner L5gas', ana
IncOnave Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem Ver
eached by Third Avenue Elevated kalroad daily exce2t
Snnasvs al 645 1850 $40. 10. ll55 m- 2lO oo2 ~
54O $40 10000 for Port Morris CASANOVA 'as fOh1
Uunps Point West Farms Van Nest. West chester
Timusons Bty Chester tpelhan Bay) Barlow lCiiy
isandl pelham Manor and New Rochelle, connecting "
New Rochelle with trains for an points on the main Inc ot
the New.York New. Haven and Hartford Ralrosi snots
line and Ar Divisions; Newt -Cauaan. Miif.etown
New ritan and sufeld Branches and Boston and all points
East. u, -, ,.......,,... 80.
tione a l2.lOa daily. except MONDAY
for Ncwk0chelo and All intermediate ~ Y
tons at a. 1901 and $50 D. n the lac[ ram cOhhcc
Ing al New Rochelle with way trains to STAMFORD
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
DELAWARE, LACKAW and YVES

HARTFORD via Conn. River from Pier "a
4 f. II. Steamers city Of sprngaeld and si,y OF Rich
rooms way 81 ROlnd trip ~ 90 !.
The SATURDAY trip from NeNlOrk by steamer CITY OF
Springfield gives daylight far Huntington on sound
Return Hartford Monday. p. Delightful scenery
River daylight through Highlands and nearly
whole distance Hartford 10 Deep River Good table,
good beds the saturday trip may De occupied
SATURDAY SUNDAY and Monday One fare and one room u
round trip two fares and one room - 30 three ares
o,.t
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
NEW W-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ RAIIWA T. FtITIts III NJ" IUIh II1I' I0O' UT -. "
and West 42d-st. ~, ....,
From fav ~ 50: West 82f-st 9lO a. Day express
Nddleown, Elenvie Monticello LiD'rty "iI. l@i.
Delhi Oswogo and intermediate stations Pullman drawing
Jay st. 300 West 49ist. 9l5 p m Ulster CG.1nty
evprc-s for NdlriOwn. Fllonvle, Monticello, lir'y
White Lake aud intermediate stations Pullman drawing
Jaysi 5lj West i2ast. 53j p m; Night expTes' ior
Oswego Suspension BRIDE. Thousand lslanls fuimaa
sleeping ears New York O Cape Vincent runs ay .JN-;
20 n M f2ds 10 p. saturdays ony l"r M.
dlrovn Monticello White Lake. Liberty a0i nternrfate
stations Pullman drawingroom cars HardcoA engines
used o all passenger trains 49,. - ,, - 4,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11

NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT cos STEAM
" FRS G. H. NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
Peek Slip Pier p p. r. a aud D. m t-lntays
II AZ New Haven WITH speca Trans t1r
MERIDEN HARTFORD SPRiNGFl ELD HoiHOkE.
&c Tickets checked AZ IA Broadway. y.
y and / Contest Br0oxya 10 New Haven and
rafu
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Justrnrfion.

building 90 Of the college pTsRRsE. sRsT,
tory. Ladies' college. Music. Art Eocauon Ne" @oor@
tory for practical ch'P's5ry RsS Ga12fYfH D.
KINGSTON ACADEMY, Kingston on Hud- nd.
a's1 sRecaAtSyl ASlres ns~ build
PR Sf ypsf Ss begins % 4q8'w fn w%
MAPLEWOOD INsTITUTE;-For both
Professors Thorough Instruction in adepartments well
equipped department for !tS SsYi hhS Principal
NTEW-JFRSEY STATE MODEL SCHOOL,
~ Boarding School for young ladies' ana sng gsnemen ssoe
separate and distinct 500 PER YEAR for board tuition
books etc Send sr Trenton NewJersoy
PENNING,Too1NN g, o1N SEMINARY fyYK:yyryorox. x1
'9a Thodas% Pa1faSs eaads
ton Catalogue tesmpnals StieT 81 ~ Do pesen
COUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE, Bridgeton.
preparation for college icachhg business Excellent
Music and Art departments peS' H. K lTRhsK Principal
SEA CLIFF, l.. l., offers unusual advantages
~ parents desirou Of sending children rGm nome @ 10 Te
SS@f'i sr j. SSsalY b. .G"iSai TTi"eipa ''''
WYOMING SEMINARY and COMMERCIAL
w COLLEGE-Speciaities College preparation HachIns
ton Is degrees given to laiss mpovsG steam
Fall term begins september 1896 For ealaogue address
Rev. L. l.. SPRAGUE j., ID. D., Princph, hhBS'ol' fchi-
Miscellaneous.
A merican kindergarten Normal School
"A Kcopens SEPT IA b. gin early, many teachers are
wanted Tor good pos Emily Coz Prn ana edoI of
American Kindergarten Magazine Room 10 Bible House.
NY.
England.
EDUCATION.-FIR CLASS SCHOOL for
Ia YOUNG LADIES.
CSTsSfX SQUARE. BRIGHTON,
SUSSEX. ENGLAND
Miss FANNY EDWARDS
America Will return To New ork INC second
week September leave by the EtruIia on thel IN
Tribune Occ will forward letters 10 her oil poSPco'us's
application.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
roupirn propcrin for Sale au0 60 fet

AGENCY FOR NONTCI AlR.-Rargalns IN
- residence property and huding -.tr- House 70 et
CLAKE%CE Is. NJ bAS, bce~iAn ST. "oo'l -.
tSSIGNEE'> SALE ot valuable country pace
y A, Sew Ho. Large dwelling comm'-i"u~ ~ihbi" ana
rr,r, house aud Il az And Ml 1c sold ar very 10"
price Apply 10 "l'"AiDH ~ % Co.
FNOR SALE or TO RENT at Great Neck. l.. l.
4 Two fine residences situated ou Mtiha~S,t LAY one
Contains ~ acres ol choice land fine lawn. hoN Nt'~ large
hon -, hot and cold spring water a." other a"ihi Au".'
Il. risl,s ready uptnCy both are very "S'o,"
i,,',s IL minutes from Loaf, trains 'a'i way
AddIc>s y H. II J." ''''' 'N N 80
NOR SAIE.-S9. .OOO-tInc fHm and country
1 residence bcauutuliy situated miles from H"''o'"'
81 acre. \. LADp foqu"nOck. tOnn
MONTCLNR REAL ESTAlt.-for or Sale
onr IL rooms modern proV eincns large plot good
lo,ation g. 800. haIgar UWr Parsons. ~ eli 81 y 1
SIMMlr, y. J.--Desirabe furnished ana un
= rnishe houses 10 ard winter IN INST class
oc,tIom. T. q rOiIii H. "ppoei" station
rJ'IlE best paying aud best located iiotcl on
Inc bank Of the iImi~onior sale cNclangr suitable
school sauiaiIW old iror" nom"
HIGHLAND Bon, tribune oW'"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
Couu!rn l)rouertp Uauc>

HOTEL WANTED 70 rent with privilege oi
4 lease Located IN thrifty village on '"' r i "i
slVay u,f,trr. uuftnisied ct parity thin NrI M 90"
condition. not than IA some land " ~ hil1lmg
Address with iul particulars or Mtcrvivw j. l. hoA ~
Tribune Oirc".
WANTED TO LEASE for a term of years
w about - a'io good ullahle uvun Mi,n go"'
of good water plenty Oi "ut'ui'inSs'
conVru,nt 10 village; rent must Dc low. Address, & "
Sparkill y. y.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
DoNDnur. KINGSTON AND CArS-

leONlpOl /. MINUS lON AMI ~
IA KILL MOI NrAiNS. landing AZ Cranst0ns lN''S
roinu. Cornwall. New buIs Marlboro Milton Fons a. 'o
and sopns connecting With Ulster and pelawdic N"lF
C,oyc and Catskn Mountain and ha,iersAl lt, ',i - -
Steamers cry OF KINGSTON and JAMES W. u ~
" y leave every day M M. Pei ioot o.. TX,
rison st. except saturdays. when CITY OF hlN'N ~
leave. at n landing only At Ncwhrs and Pougl Peg;
connecting with special cv,ainS trains Toy az - " -
RESORTS IlIROl on IllE CAI~hiLl. MOI -
il londnut SUNDAY nights II "tock ON ar Al 20.
special from the mountains. atNing Al Ne" e"N
Monday, q a
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
Drook!ru ,lropcrip for Sale an0 Go fsi

,y,o oIET.-IIousc on Brookiyn Heights; large
4 connections nnrv FURNISHED d~"lIns WIN ',o l,' y
,y,t.tc. ,r,,at family preferred 10 would tr IcAs'i
fr nf las. i'aftls responsible tenant f1i term d" !s
i Attuf later. NrftItir's required Win ap
,,t,,t an Nr. MANDENlll.E Brooklyn fo't Once
tHO LET. brooklyn Three story brick, nlnc
I rooms; al Improvements ~ Pacific. near sd ave-
4-,n ,rI, Ktt ~ONr co. l1fM lilu a.. corner Ann
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
-rRnY RoArs-CIrIZENS LINE.-ror

a. Troy ~arstnra lake All N Nog \ = - -
ant return - 80 t. Lake corr anr r,ts
Tickets nsi Steamers CITY or Hpt
and SARATOGA tuiv except Saturt ~. loot OF 'At'5sr
pher st.. cr.m SUNDAY steamers tone" y Ao'hf
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
OOOK,s TOuRIST TICKET OFFICE

COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE.
~ 26l Broadway, Warren Street. " Y
Railway and steamship Tickets to all points lowest
rates. Excursion Tickets for Travel reduced
rates
Tickets can be sent by mall Address
THOS COOK son, 26l Broadway " Y
Boston, 1877 Washington St Chicago 1O6 Dearborn st
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
Best md cheapest route 10 the MOUNTAINS
steamers KAATERSKILL and CAT>KILL leave foot OF
Jayat week day at M connecting with the Cats
transportation Oi Horses and carriages IN
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
Send pier for list OF houses rates etc. or address
W j. HUGHES. Treas, Catskil, ~ Y.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WESP-
~ ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NEW.YORK AND BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS. NO DUST. ALWAYS ON TIME. - -
DepOts New York. foot OF Barclay and Christopher ss
Daily except sundays Buffalo and Oswego Express.
Pullman coaches Water Gap Sronshurg Scranton, Bng
bamOn Lmra, Bath, Buffalo, Syracuse Oswego Greene,
Wilkesbarre Danvie and Northumberland at Owego for
Ithaca and intermediate stations.
p. BinghamOD and Flmira Express Pullman colches
for Water GAP Scranton BinghamOn Oweg0 ana Enira,
at scranton for Pittson Kingston NkesbaI ec
pm. Daily Buffalo Limited Express. Pullman cOachcs
Stroudsburg, Scranton, Bnghamton. Owego Emira,
Corning. Bath Wayand, Buffalo, arriving In Buffalo
72Oa. IN. Sleeping coach for Olean viaW Wayland.
p. Daily Buffalo and Oswego Express Pullman
coaches StfOudsburg. Scranton. Bnghamton Cortan
syracuse OsvegO. Greene Oxford Norwich. Cti.a and
Richfed Springs Owego for ithaca and inter-
stations except saturdays Connects at Buffalo with
trains for all other points West. =.
For Rchheld Springs m daily except Sundays 300
See time tables for way trains Morris and Essex d.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
-BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND.

~ MAich IIli. Nlrf lg 'IsctT FiHr- ItfT HtI'lI.
S1ONl\GiD\ LIN d. INSIDE koO -" .,..,-
steamers Ier 80 \Orth RIVER one pll'
ABOVE canal at 800 daily. 'ep SUNDAY nv
ucclDing ohslcs between ste"n''l
laudmg and Boston without charge.
L. " luHpAE GcnerAl passenger As-n.