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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-12-10

AAn A a n n IN PREsENTs GIVEN AWAY.
&seBEhAh Nkakhh Send us cents postage, and
"A WV EEXEVEoy mail you will get FREE .
~ " w " " " package OF goods of large
value that Ill start you In work that will at snoa
bring you in n oney faster than an. thing else n
America. All about the $500, 900 in presents with
each box. Agents Wanted everywhere. OF either
sex, of all ages TOR all the time or spare time only
to work for as at the own homes. Fortunes faR
all workers absolutely assured. Don't delay. II.
HALLETT Co. Portland, Maine, declS1y
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-12-10

"The doctors said my wife had con-
sumption. Tried DIR. Lindsey's Blood
Gearcher,' and she has better health
k6an ever" G. II. Hubbard, Hampden,
Ohio.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-12-10
THE Farm,
THE GRANGE.

The american Farmer has unlicensed
aome grange matter in its December
Number which we u1e in this depart
ment for the benefit Of our agricultural
readers. 1t would be greatly to their
interest and Advancement every way, if
they would study the subjects here
1eated and take more interest in them.
The Grange is now twenty years old E.
It has been weighed in the balance
apd (not) found wanting" 1t is one of
the largest organizations of any kind
now in the country. The goth annual
session just held in Philadelphia, was
one of the largest and best ever held.
Every State but four was represented
and good work and progress were re.
ported from nearly all sections.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-12-10
& 1.-THE MlKADO. ~: 3

IN addition to our Premiums. a list Of
which will be seut on application We wish
to call especial notice to our Cabinet Por-
traits of
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-12-10

The Grange passed its period of re.
aetion seven or eight years ago. 1t
passed its experimental age and settled
down to solid work. Each succeeding
year shows an increase Of new Oranges
and Growth in membership when the
whole ii Ia is Looked over.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-12-10

Ninety new Oranges we're organized
II 1885, aud ninety one in 1886. This
shows progress substantial and steady,
L not rapid
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-12-10

The State Oranges of Alabama, Del
aware, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Ken
tucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan,
Minnesota, Mississippi, North Carolina,
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin will
commence their annual sessions on
Tuesday, Dec. 18th, and Vermont on
Wednesday, Dec. 18th.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
THIRTY. have tickets to sell for 81 so each

Thirty -ninhst have tickets to sell TOT *i oo eao"
for children 80 cents n ticket Is asked ~ 90
Miss Mary Lane Tuck Will give concert ~ no
West rweptv-sixth-st. Tuesday evening whcu sno
Will be assisted by Madame Schiller, Miss Chttehue" anu
others . ,,,. ..,-,.5t IN lima
II Is reported that Miss Murfreewi be married IN 1uo
to r H. q Hanchett, Of No. 4S West Nlnths' lniS
The wedding OF Ed .rd B ylles and MISS an hehS-
seaer will be celebrated in Jnne 80, va. Ar,
Dr Charles Remsen Will marry Miss Lily 'o"e'' "
Waller Rut he erford's sister. on June ,.nn
The eneayem-nt Ia announced OF MISS mawke' uauS"
ter of Edward III. Hawke TO j. Thornton "h-"n 49,.
The wedding OF Earl Cairns and Miss Grant ~ 10 ''ne
nlace the Ia,t OF June the first of July III VIII oo h
he aeruoUu Onost English weddings are early IN Ino
dayl and the reception will he al the hou'e VI han,
Intford The Earl ana his wife are e1pecteu IN 'nS
cnnntry in the fall 1t IL sd. and the world woulu ne
much amused n Miss Fortrscue should happen 10 come
TO America - the same ship - -,
Tn, wedding OF Miss Jut swain, or Oyster nay ahu
the Rev William Irwin is set for early IN June.
There is to he a pleasant entertainment under me
name of a ptGrche HcuIs cf sgnmes at elm1ni-
COS Tuesday Afternoon and evening" May 70. ln1
ladies' who have arranged II members oi MIS- uel
Nantes sewing class. and among those who VIII prc-ne
over tables are: Mrs. del Monte. Mrs j. r. Lord Mrr
Judge Lawrence. Miss and Mrs Bonner. Mrs william
OsgOod. Mrs. Binsse Mrs Draper and Mrs j. b. Iown-
send. The proceeds for the benefit OF tue Lltle
Foundiings. AL excellent charity
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
THE xrw NASSAU CLUBS FIRST GAMES

cood-sized crowd went to Washington
Park Brooklyn yesterday To witness the first outdoor
James of the newly organized Nassau Athletic Club
The dIsasreeable weather retarded both speed anu en-
tLus,asm Handsome prizes were awarded to the win
r.r- and seconds caoh contest The contestants IN
tne long distances wet To the sKin The results
were lOilo"s:
one hundred and twenty Eve yards run handicap eight
hests II heat " NJ. kaJOrg. Nf A e - = y"us
= ever. Ld heat A. ii. BecKylth. Il. A a . ards,
"a -. seconds. r. C0roatt, n a. & Co yarus
-econds 5t. W X. ceveriy. y A e.: yAIs' - % ser
onc. 9th. r II. Ha1cock. b A. a: Eynru' l. z . SC
oncs 7th C. Fl sheriff. y NtY a y@ruS H., - secon &
.th j. l. smith. y. \. a C. & ylras - 20 Ihe hnai hras
w., won by II NJ Kaborg. ~ D. A. Z, = yaris Dy lR
icAes In .3 seconds e. H. anerrlI, n 4 City "a yaIus
Hltmile run hand Floyd smith Yale College "a
var,is won and q 10 Sec r. '" Martin n u l.
A wards second , A., u ,.n ..c
ouds). min - 30 soc' - "a -
TSo@ie blcyce race handbag tsS two heats i, 11a
ana , so"ss srs, lea G now" N 0rn MIN 'z y sec
] = kup. Wkesplrrs ilOO y yirds second - r. hlu.g
Sew orr City scratch third second neat r. l. Nv
H. = " 100 "a IL, second + Iiayer l. d e., - arus @
The nnal neat u ! 80 - sec b. l. Ray l. Is C p'
second Ia
tour hundred forty yard race handieap-A OFT ao
,ci, y, ~ yls won g. hapman. NASSAU a g ,oO y"S
sec clnd Time - - seconds - .... t,.., ho,, q.
T. Wieg,uI lrooEiyn A. ~ yds nrsti b. IL bhDco' &
ro,Aiyn AA second. second heat a r cope'ni.,
olympic A 4. scratch g. laFi"r' VNmpM a -
VII, second Time 80 Ihird ~ ~ 1. +. " es'""
roo.lyn A & A yds H. baDcoc. btooKIVh Il a
'4O Us 'seonu % X q schwab Yale college 90 yards)
won II wilson. IT,, Ass'u y y ''o fai"'' '''oN
| lane. - lJ secs ,,-. 49,, . tauoxen l
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
F1REUELL TO THE DAILY COMPANY
MANY FRIENDS TO BID THEM A HAPPY VOYAGE AND
SUCCESSFUL TOUR

MANY FRIENDS TO BID THEM HAPPY VOYAGE AND
SUCCESSFUL TOUR.
The deck of the Auranla, which sailed yes
terday atf.rnoon was a. crowded Mr. Days Theatre
on an opening night aud TO That manager ana MS company
VINO were board IL therefore not such an unae
customed sisnt to most people present Every Dody
SEE med to everybody else of. and asevery
body wanted to stay within each oftne gangways unhe
Last moment everybody WAS badly crushed ana
jostled. II there WAS plenty OF tears tuere
was plenty OF good humor, while Oscillation
was INDUCED IN with a frank, fearless
nDeralIty delightful witness. The number OF people
VINO careered madly round the steamer calling on the
name OF Miss Rehan vain woud take many rows OF
ur,,res TO express Everybody with tall hat seemed TO
be looking for Miss kenan, Miss kingdom or Miss
Dreher and every other body win a straw hat Win
deiuuct avary appeared to be searching for John
Drew MI Day Mr. Fisher. As a rule they dIdn hhu
them for while they being looked for III the saloon
beneath or decks the hunted one, were c5n
chatting TO friends IN their sta erooins Ihey
ssr med u DO leaving their naive Lana p-iet VI
their respeclye ABUSING prrsences with Tho IShtes
OF hearts. and had It not been Tor kho"lruSe Vi
certain anu not far distant return tnsir e,o
country people might nave irIt hurt. As II was
however every one was extremely JoIy anu R"s
ailrux All seemed Of hearty welcome on the
opposite shore aud not dlhcult TO see that they
wonld secure sti h-arer greetings on their return
Al last faeful shore bell rang. ana those goins
ashorr indulsed IL the usual apprchensye shrks anu
yet ashore after all Then the gang anks were holsru
fOrOrn tOOt OF thr st~dui "hHtio IOso 'o''1
feminine goOd-lyc' the blue and goid UNI
formed officers looked in-xprrssiDy relieved afer De
uufcrd Id and lrO md asked ridiculous questions ot
the last hour. and the Auranla began 10 Ora" so"Y
from the pier There rush to the end 0f the ple
and as the passed into me NoEIn
River Miss Rehan, her lace shining through d
trayelingveh waved Two large bouquets IRON tne
the owerd.ck. Mrs. Gilbert NJ SIS Dreher and Miss King
don waved handhcrchiefs ami h"wrrs Irantlcaly rum
above and Mr Daly john Lrrw. James lie "is and the
rest we're picturesque disorder all over thr
The company includes James Lewis Jonh
Drew. Ous Skinner. Mr.. Fishrr Mrs. GiDert. MISS
lrrher Miss kingdom Miss Irwin and Miss Ada fsehau
rney open the strand Theatre London week LLoih
mex Thursday. an pay there for tel weeks Aitrt
ward they Edinbu, gh, GasPow. HamDurg, Bcrhn
Pars, yer pool aud DIDlin ia the order namod Ihel
AN Tor home sep ember 49, begin their regular
New York season about OctoDer D.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
NOTES FRO.u NETPORT.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

rvpov THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT THE TRTBUNE.1
NEWPORT, r. l., May 15.-The season is
"booming" Just little and at this early date
nearly fifty cottage residents have arrived Many tran
sient gues are putting in appearance and New
mort is showing signs OF life and activity The
Casino club has few patrons. and there has been
number OF arrivals at the hotels aud private boarding
houses But few cottages have been rented OF late.
Many houses still IN the market The outlook.
however encouraging and Newports rivals can rest
assured that she VIII have at least an average season
Cornelius Vanderbilt Mr.. ana Mrs Henry Clews and
John H. Glover OF NewYork all OF whom have cottages
here, Hartmann's.
H. g. Marquand and H. E. Jones, OF New York. are az
Pnard's.
Mrs Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. Brett, Mrs Robert g.
Remsen and the Misses Remsen, OF New-York have
arrived at the Robinson cottage on Catherinest
Henry A. c. Taylor and Charles Pinafd, OF New-York
have arr we'd at their tages Annandae road for
the summer.
Governor George Peabody wetmore has returned to
Lbs Newport villa. Mrs Wetmore will return shortly
from Europe The Governor will be naugurated in this
city Tuesday in this mouth The ihaugura-
ton parade will b. rather tame affair but the day Is
a genuine oldtashioned holiday and will be duly OBJ
served.
j. r. Aterbury. Of the New-York brokerage firm OF
Van Emburgh Atterbury, has leased the cottage on
Beevue-ave by Atherton Blight OF Philadelp phia
The Bush cottage Ayrlult-s has been secured for
three years by Edward Livingston. Of NewYork-
Herman T. Livincs0u OF NewYOrk. has leased one OF
his pretty cottages beach to George o. Whitney
OF New Orleans
Theodore W. Phinney. OF Chicago; Samuel r Pratt OF
Boston; James II. wilson. Miss >. NJ. Hunter. Joseph
Tuckerman, o. Hoffman Burrows W. Watts
Sherman f. o. French Le Roy King and
Augustus Whiting. OF New-York. and Mrs. DR.
I.aAc Hartshoru and Mrs. John Carter Browni OF
T. evidence. arrived at tneir cottages for the
r l. Amory and family. OF Boston. occupying the
Garrett cottage but will IL for Mrs Hryar.
of Washington, July. Mrs Heyar Is at present
Europe with her husband. who Is We known attache
OF the British Legation al the National capital
IL exprcied that Hugo q. FriEsch the Aus raD Vice
Consul NewYOrg. will occupy the Gilbert cottage OIL
Belleyue-ave.
Mrs Frederic Nelson will New-York FOR
week or 50 week. She ~ at the Muenchinger
cottage but rented the Merritt villa on Bellevue
G; Mead Tooker OF York. who ia spending the
sumne mere presented aboui 500 worth OF books
10 the ma for the OF the
tiCe boys.
ogden Mills. Adrian Herzog, w. X HOrnblower.
Jude BOok.taver Julien T. Davies. Albert j. PuLer
aud Taylor. OF New York. have been III the CITY
during the past week.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16

KyrgHr-Fmms RlwIIngs at No. "a wcv c5th ST. o9
the afternoon of rhursdsy Nay l3 1885, ater long A"a
painful Illness s,.x ,h. tetn n,
m.
LITTLEJOHN-On Friily. MAY II. af No III hem'el',:
Bro,xvn Aida f. Lifrlaiohn daughter OF ffedeiick
aud the late Lii a. J. LlttlrlDhn .-..,.x ,a,,
Funeral services place on Snn'av e,s i"'i
inst at Grace Church on the Heights a. $50 O'CLOCK
OTIS Friday mo nng May Ia. oi c9ls1 n2 pa r. lth
ris yOnn ghtsr OF tn, laie W. j. C. Jus St tie'>
land. OHIO
Friends ara nvItet atsli tie fInofL o. h,r .e rN
dsncs j25 ClmtJnave. Bro0xIgl a, 0cl);< Sihiv
afternoon MAY lG
Kindly flowers.
Cleveland, Ohio. papers please COPY
sMITU-At EnxlewO)d. v j.. NAV II. Mus sarah r.
smith formerly OF Nestp0rt. Coal. srei - years -,
Funeral Mouda IL, at 80 at 81 anfs Churcn,
Inz.ewOOd
Take ll5 o. M. train Northern Railroad, Chambersst.
TFriel ferrT. Carriages NJ depot.
Relatives and friends are lnvItet 10 attend.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
SOCIAL ACCIDENTS.

DR.. and Mrs. LOUIS Rodcnstein celebrated
their silver wedding home OF Mr. Ilr-
MANN at One-hundred-and nty-seyenth-st and the
Bpulcvari
Mr. aud Mrs Henry Maurer held a arge reception last
evening al their home No 2l0 secOndave and MI ana
Nrs Jobu A. Ruunrit celebrated their wedding ahhl-
yrrsary 1t 40 22i West twenty NTH st. There we'@
nearly TWO hundred guests AMI array ~ lIls
ON Fri.ay Mr. AMI Mrs. I.iwremce Wells. OF 40 .
Wesi Eevcnthsi. gave theatre party to ten irienu''
ioIosrd b. a supper siterw 4rd at thclr nome
Mrs NIIiam MiuslOw sherman Will give a reception
AZ No IO2 twenty nfth--i. tomorrow afternoon lor
Mr. "A q Mrs George Temple Mayr. who have Just te-
.urned The city.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
UNIVERSITY CLUB MATrERS.

The members of the University Club attend
ed the annual meeting Of their organization last night IN
large numbers. After considerable discussion. 1t was
decided increase the resident membership 100 10
500, not than ten To be
taken III each month. The proposition TO make
the men beTship 1000 defeated. IL also de-
cided 10 leave the cOnd iODs Of admission they are
at prr-enL The scntuent ci the cuD shown 10 be
decidedly in favor Of improving the present house to
reasonable extent and 10 take the theatre for dining
hut TO do nothing that would make he members
leave the place In three years. when the pres
expires
The following men were elected TO act on the commit
OF al BissiOns Tor tins year l.. g. BOarnnitn.
T. Frank Brownel. Cornelius g. tuy'rr.
Loyal Farrhsut, NJ Morris Howlanh
sherman ". knevals. Henry C. Mortiuer The members
of council 10 serve three years were j. ". AiexandcI
O. { Clark v. Z ward. j. NJ. VhrHum and s. +. Ohm .
10 serve one year v. II. l. Lre.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
THE SPRING REGATTA AT YALE.

JUNIORS wIXNlNG THE EIGHr-OARED CLASS RACE
AN EXCITING CONTEST.
NEw-HAvEN, May Is (SpeciGN.-The annual
sprng regatta navy took place Lake Salton
stall ths afternoon. The were rowed IN drizzing
rain aud were Witnessed by about 1000 The prn-
cpa contest Of the day the egn Dared class races
IN which from the junior, sophomore ana fresh
man classes took part well as the University eEhl
which IL TO meet II award at New-LOIdOu in July. The
entry Yasy made the race OF the greatest IN
terst to the collegians II was roweh t~o-mIe
straight away and on OF the most naGnin-
cent aquatic con ess in :he history OF boating at Yale
Coilege. The got an even start about an hour
after scheduled time There only slight ruhe on
tue lake and the conditions extremely favorable
For the first half mile the crews kept almost straight
line but at the mile point the juniors slowly forged
ahead passing tho sopnomores The freshmen were
a.t in the line while tue Varsity ornging
along lesurely 1t was last halt mile that the
work wa, done. The freshman boat forged rapidly
ahead OF the sophomore and began TO pass the juDors
The men IN tue Varsity denly spurted and their
shell dashed DOWN the iniSn Ike streak lLey Workcu
magnlncrnty. although handicapped Dy the absence
OF their regular TOW oar. Appleton. AL the boats
.e To punched tOgsthef at tue nnlsh line, anu thc
wiIdr.t enthusiasm IroyaII-d among the spectator
Tie y arst ty men had not spurted ddcA ENOUGH, ino
minors beat hy half length Ine freshmen "ett
only OF a length back OF tue Nar-iy anu tue
sophoores three quarters ot length behind
"a freshmen. Tue latter cDmpo-ed TIE class oest ore"
On tne vaier aud the had tney been
furnl shed with deceut shell TO row IN Ihey are 10
contest AT New London with the Harvard freshmen III
y Con,,y weight, l4s pounds; IL. b. Ferris, li3;
al = BlgelOw, l52; As. Knight, l0-; 0-I /"
Burke $50; j. Rogers Jr.. lb4; - w. hOity'
1887 ~troke-C. l. Hare, l39; Coxswain L. l. Chd We'll
The time Of the four crews was juniors 1881
Freshmen, ll:39; sopAomores ll;4S university 1l''o'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
COLLEGE MEN AT LACROSSE.

BosToN, May ID tSpeciaIj.-The first cham
pionshp lacrosse game played this afternoon "y 'o
Harvard Twelve Their opponents were the team Oh 'n
NewYork University The score resulted in three goals
to one In favor OF Harvard.
BALTIMORE, May 10. The Princeton College lacrosse
team beaten this afternoon by the Druids OF TINS
city, who secured three goals to by the visitors
The game hotly contested and many sharp plays
were made. The last goal fought out IN drenchihg
rafp
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
IlIEU


RFNEDICT-On Friday May "A Caroline NJ. widow
of IN ia trastus & Benedict agst 10.
Her trends invited Id ner lners at her ate resi-
~ " Sst iUtn IL, Oh oiA-p' nay o. AZ
p
BkRNARD-At WestbOro Mass. in ms 26th wear, Henry
oscar Bernard IT,. eldest 0t Henry u ana Hoen =
Bernard
At sroOslyn. on sunday. 10th inst. Al O'CLOCK
Relatives and trents invited
Please omit howers.
EkNJAMlN-A Governo~s Island Saturday. May Is,
samuel y. Ben amin. L. = a -. o,,.,.- -, -
lsha1di, GarrsOns on AT iy1l OF HUDSON Ldsel Tram
leaving and Central Depot New ora st -.SO D. u
Friends aud relative, Invited 10 attend
Infayette Post No 40 &. A. R.-Ihe Commander
the sudden death Oh Lieutenant
Coonel -anuel y senior Nlc- Commander
Comraaes Of this requested To accompany the
ros aonla Nay H. Assom Jl depot IN citkens dress
MILBUkF BhOM y. comm lnder.
CIOONEY-Athis rssdeuce this CITY No y West jls
At on Friday May IA, Benan Mn A. CiOoney. aged 81
the funeral services Of our lac worship
fu Iro. her b. A. at the Maionc Temple, twenty
third ST. a4d -lXth-ayc, on ,un Ia, AZ y m.
HENni h.. Dt.OWN, Master
DEWEFs-At Long Branch Y. J.. May -. Jane f.. widow
a. IN. lats 4. Devices NJ ID.
New. NJ and Philadelphia papers please copy
FLLT-At 80 Nest 59,h.st. New iOrk friaaY evening.
a. of Maule L. only child of lsaDo D. And
The iatr II. B ell aged l. years
Funeral Iso. MoadsJ morning atY.
Cincinnati papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16

paper. and many other improvements in makeup and
matte have been made
INC krenin1 Journal OF lewiston Me-, has JUST com
pieIed the twenty hith year of its existence.
"hen General Comfy and his associates bought me
IHed0 Icfc ran they prehxed the name by which IL
Wi- known and IL became The CODimercidf Isie9rdni
No" they have voted the double name 'iDconvenient,
clumsy and mnsatisfactery and the paper goes under
the name OF The Commercial
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
TIE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT ISDIcArIJv,-FoR 3: Hou

GOVERNMENT INDICArGOs,-FOR 80 HoUR1
WASHINGTON, May 16.-FOr Maine, New
Hampshire. Vermont. Massachusetts,. Rhode Island and
Connecticut and thunder storms souIherly winds
shifting To westerly. slightly cooler.
For Eastern NewYOrk Eastern Pennsylvania, New
Jersey Delaware. Maryland aud Virginia, local rains
followed by weather, slightly cooler, winds shifting
10 northMesterly.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
THE YKWSPAPER WORLD.

The Chicago Inter- Dccan has followed me
Tribune city snd reiucel its price from hNe ~
.uD-criDers being supplied six uhYs ~
INC nfteeu cents ami seven days Tor t"'"5
II says IT. circulation mas Increased nr"IB
per cent during me period that Irsbne has been
uree-ccnt p.per but docs 10 let tue nO
on price hamper ia he contest for aseohd"he) !"
20 and the NOTtAwcsL
lid I.fs the humorous weekly. has been advanced !.
pIice to cents. IL NOW appears OIL nHer sfsse W
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
FREY WINS THE roof TOURNAMENT

The last of the five series of games in the
pool tournament at Irving Hall. between Frey and
Malone played last night, Frey winning sixteen ont
of twentyeght games and gaining the purse OF $1,000
put up by several prominent sporting men IAe lo1a
sccre Frey, 50 Malone, 63.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
Post Omce Notice.
lshouid be road DAl

rshould be road DAILY o. ali ln.ersstet changes nay
fo iorsn coantrie; meet noS De .oesiy llrs'
ior .an ~ ny t as laf IN n rs
ment. efters no. specially aiirss,sI beng seat % Il,
Foreign mails tor the week Ing May - will clos.
lPRoMpTLY In al clses Al this O.ncs A. i)llpss q
MoNDAY-At2a M for hayl ami Turks Is!a nd p'rs :.
HAYDEN Republic. IRON BOst0l; at $50 IN Or lruk.
30 p n or British sp,n sh Houdar,. Nlearlsua
and Costa Eica, per 3 = Maria ~ froh Ne"-'r Ans
TUES DAY-At a. ~ for The West Indies wa 81 rRon'
an BArDi FOR Nenezlel1 aai curacao va @ @Batgt
dos 70. a 3 ani icS Ss ScwpdrS a prA Ne% S At m foi
Europe. per 5. ALASKA. VIA queenstown
WE'D EsDAY-At $50 a m. for Eu rope per s. Ems va
direct per $ . Amerilue. Havre letters must oe az
per s. FOrua al il Tor Porto Rico direct, per > s.
Jeanie.
s. 8 Wieland via Plymouth. Cher0out. tut Ham !urs
a! he OF dire ssI ae per we.nG az So m ior
Hayti. per = AlDan0i a. J D. N for Bermuda per 3.
aneensown VI iG ~ p N. Tor Proseso pr
FRLDAY-Atea m. for Newtoandland per steamer from
Halifax; at 2:5O N. for ruxlo AMI kuIttn per s
Pro Morse from New Oreins.
sArURDAY-At5 5iI m for Europe per . ,.,.i straT
a. sV ri % ,' na b. e Gfse
Pe.ona al 2S M letter, Sr mus % be Ire
Penn and al o:5J a. N iOf Europe pr .. ~ ~ M ..
Cas,'er VA esrs 90 m Tsr s 1S 6e as
dlr5ct, per. r. ca.na VIA i;otterdim eters mus 2"
q OF coionSa IAN savaor ana south Paciac ports
must R b: directed per EGth Godden at D. for
NORWAY direct pers Geiser detters must be directed
per Geser'j
Mails for the society Islands. per ship Tahiti iron
san Francisco close here May 20 at ~
Mails CnIna AM Japan, per = san faDig
from close here MAY % Az
D. m Mails for AUSTRALIA New IsalanL -an iniel.
fui ana samoan Islands per s. = Marlp' 81 tiOm esn
FraDclscOl close May - At NJ Dr on arrlFH Az
New ork Brit lnnic with British mars Tor Aut
tralil cuba. bY raj. 70 Tampa "a ani thcEco
by hey West, Fla close al this once ANY
at 80 a. m
rhe schedule cO,ing % Trans Ylcdc mails ~ arrilfi
on the presumption OF nserruptsd oYcciiA Il talN
francisco Mails fr0n tIe hts. arriving oh IN"
the day OF SAILING o. etn rs afs lt
p HENRY O.. PEARSON PostnAstsc
Post Otice, New YORK. " Y. Nay IA loso
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16

FOOT 10 IT, 9s In; r Uodgson, Brooklyn A. C 10
inches a0wancel 10 r. 81 in second o.,,
Quarter mile run-F. =. Chapman. l5 yards won; Pani
Ayres. jr, % yards second Time. 80 10 Secs
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
coon BAsEBALL GAME IN JERSEY CITY.

One of the finest contested ball games OF the
season was played yesterday between the Newark ana
and Jersey CITY clubs. Owing TO the rain the number OF
spectators limited. The Newark club won by bunch
40 their ntts Ia the irth inning. The score was:
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16

Earned Newark jersey city none Two oase ms -
Murphy. none. baly, none W ia
pitches-Iiernan Iye. none tits Dasr "h oslIs
S,cr out IN Herman BY Pyle Umplre-Mr Dunni-
an ,tolen bases-O' Brleu. Time OF game, Az
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
4 DEADLY PAnALLEL.

. FdifOr NJ he Post o his
A SsOcidics-Htz The lie
lahoui IHE RIBuSF and The
, Excise biil been told !
ssOciGfos -les. sir.
I dilDr-And u private
lirlegram been stolen ahd
published 7
AssocfaHs-Yes, sir.
La,ir-Ihen let's hold "A
reform prayer meeting.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16

rhurstiy. Nav IL. 1898. az the
Orde Darent oy the Rev r. H. Nc Kim.
d. D. Charles IL. Graham 10 NJ. Louise OsJOrn, eldest
daughter Lewis \. Osborn all oi NewIorK
MAkrIN- BOOTH-On rhIr,iy May l3 at st. John )
Church YOnkers by kev James HaughtJn. Edward
Martin IT, Helen Louise, daughter ,, the lAse d. y.
Booth
All notices Of marriages must be sndorsed rih l name
aud address.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16

Gr0cer' IN CicrL-Haye yOr
sandcd the sugar
CLERK Yes, sir.
GrOccr-And watered the
InOia,s.'s I
CiSTL-Yes, sir.
GrOccr-Then lef's 20 up-
stairs to family prayers.