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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
MEDICAL NOTES.

p,,x ov THE Observation-Disclosures
shov that the greatest aud most rapid Rro"'n " ~"
nan hsart takes place during the nrst an" secon
~ M. the end OF the second year showing ts ouA "
x..tlv double what originally was; between 'ne se0
and and seventh year. tits again almost douo'e" :
.sver rate Of growth setting In unt'i tue n'ecun
wear the augmen tation Of volume during tpe 'n-
terveuins seven eight years being ony Aoo"' WV
shirda In the period of maturity when .nsm . ~
prosrsss the increase keeping pace with the advance
toward maturity Of the other portions OF the
swohiris been added by tho age OF twenty; iS,
,sss hs ser hut Sea ar
ble nm TO tue ftieth year. The annual gain IN puh
bic inch and the thus attained esti-
mated at from sixteen to seventeen cubic ihohes'
GIYcERrNE IN ANEW sERvIcE.-surgeon-Major Cot
Ter. in the columns of The Indian /iedical Gazette FUR
n,snes an interesting account of cnt suffering from
enteric fever and who was afakened every ten min
utes By the dryness of his tongue which was parc'eu
and covered with In the treatment Of this case
the tongue was painted with glycerine frequently
the result of this application being tha'
NJ the first trial tho patient slept 81
most comfortably. waking up about every two hours
with the tongue feeling dry but rot really ury " 'n'
cnce sept again. II also appears that this treatment
was resorted TO ia q number OF other cases WIN si
satisfactory resulta
SLEEP As A MECHANICAL OPERArIoN-A writer on
the philosophy Of sleep declares that steep 10
nv an exce,s of blood In braiu, and proposes as
remedy TO pump tho blood back from the brain oy
pecular method Of breathing for which directions arc
given q follows: Having assumed the ususi posture "
repose, the person is to inhae aud exhae Slowly nv
seadiy long breaths devotng the whole at'eht'ou w
making the phala,iors aud exhalations exactly inc
same length length be much greater fhan 'na vi
ordinary breathing. although not sufficient 10 ais
turb tho circulation by working the lungs
70 their utmost capacity In support OF TINS theory
ia made to the feeling Of antDess produced
nv nlling the lungs with all the air they Will hold ana
,ien expeng H. repeating the operation rapidy tnree
or fonr mes The resulting faintness IL attributed 10
the withdrawal OF blood from the BRAIN ana the SANE
effect substantially follows any sudden ana eAtene
emofion So rioent disturbance OF the system, now
aver s not ADVISED the purpose here sought put
steady and gradual diversion OF the blood from the orah
TO the lungs and body
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GeIp h)ariso
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

ALL fares reduced.-StOningtOn Line. The
N favorite Inside for Boston, Providence and all
,ss rare 81 70 BOSTON 81 25 to PROVIDENCE
Passengers have full nights rest by taking
1865 express train from steamers landing Tor providence
Boston.
Reclining chair Daror steamers landing and
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE
Elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND and MAssACHU.
SETS will leave per No 80. North River. block
Canals at 80 IN. daily. except snniays Val
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD-Commencing june 81 1886,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot =.
~ Rochester Express through drawing room cars to
Albany Troy Montreal, syracuse and Rochester.
$50 The Limited" with dining cars stopping at
Albany Rochester. Buffalo. NaEara Falls
Erie Cevo Toledo arriving at Chicago 90 and
10 20 a. m Chicago Express drawngroom to Canaan
daigua Rochester ant Buffalo.
III 10 a. ~ Western New.York and Northern Express.
8 20 y a. ibany Troy Utica Express with drawing.
4 p NJ Accommodation to Albany and Troy
M chicago and st Louis Express with sleeping cars
for Nagasa Falls. Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chi
ami TO Auburn road. and 10 Saratoga also TO Montreal
800 M. for Rochester only through sleeping car
t.sl5 m PaclAc Express slcepins for Roche,
tor Buffalo. Niagara Falls Cleveland, Toledo, betrst and
Chicago sleeping to Clayton and Ogdensburg daily OK
f6p ~, Night Express, with sleeping car. to Albany
with the morning trains for the West
for the Norul except saturday nghtl
Tickets sale at Grand Central Depot, 10 Battery
W,scOtrs IA Offices Park place linear srsai
way 7s5 and 342 Broadway ana 81 West l25th st. Nov
York 3sS asns Ton and $50 Fulton st brooklyn and
drawing and sleeping can b.
procured at OF the ticket offices In New ork Guy, an
1893 Nashngtos ST., Brooklyn.
Baggage eaEed for and checked from residence.
These trans daily All others dtily except sunday
]. n. rOUCEY, D. NJ. KENDRICK,
General superintendent. General Passenger Agep
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER l, 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

On ana AFTER NOV 4, 1000
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains York. via Desbrosses and Courtandt street
harrisburg Pittsburg and West with Pullman Palace
Car. f. a. ar and Sa and se.p
ng Cars At a. m every Day On Gerry and Fri. a,
MS Connecting CORY ftasve Petroleum Centre
E.T the saS MINT
% arrive Gr " WssSnso% a5
ington 500 M regular at go 3 90 and $50 M; loo
4SO and NJ. and IL night sunday, olS m' Aao ana
For For tps @ a%'f On saturday. only
Long Branch Bay Head Junction intermediate stations
via Railway and3 Amboy, o a. M, IL noon, Slv ooo
pm on sunday a. ~ and p No. do not stop at Asoury
For od ro!n, and Norfolk via NswyOrk Phsdsphis and
ssy Pine s ssSe NJ ~ssIaay. ~ m
CITY anordng speedy and direct transfer fo
7,@,Ss sSrss from rttsburg 40. 7so 1850 So
and os day From %''nSssoa a and re-
rRsa.Sa 3 80 60 g. 6
5 i 4s and a &c. " saS sS1 49, $50
-" FOR PHILADELPHIA.
E,res. leave Now YORK via DesbrOs'e' and Court
GO 7.2o. 3 % chicago L@ited aud 10 washnson Linn
Il at s%a Il mi iS So
sunday: Esp5rs' siS a % o h%''d and 10 Ill., ''0
Trains leaving Nsw York daily except Sunday at 7zo and
lilo a M / q 4 g. 3 y. m and 10 A. m and p NJ OIL
sundays connect at Trenton for Camden ,,,.,.,
p.tnrnnr trans leave Broad Street station, philadelphia
1901 $40 4O5 4:l0, $40 900, 1880 $40. $50 II az,
iii5a m Limited Express l;l4 and 1850 mh iI *
Al a e;35 7;l2 ST. and $50 p m. On SUNDAY. lEVi
$40 / o5 40 s. TO- $50 a. l2l9.4 LOO Limited S'So
Leave Phse pha via Camden 900 daily except saa
day. 80, .- -, a., ,.,~.x .s,or uou.a
and foot of and Codrtlandt ST. No Court:s
AMI Rrooky Annox station foot OF Fultonst Brooklyn
station Jersey City. Emigrant ticket Once No Battsr
Place and Castle Garden.
o@ss~s cHXa h PUWH j. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Ppssr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
ST. PAUL AND DULUTH RAILROAD COMPANY }
OFFICE OF ViCE-PRKsiDKSI, 3I3 CHKsTyIT-sT

!
OFFICE OF VIGIL RKsiDKSI, 3l3 cHRsTNUT-sr.\
PIIILADELrHiA, october a. 1886 \
CEALED PROPOSALS for all or any part
- OF 100000 First MORTGAGE PER CENT
THIRTY YEAR COUPON Bon Ds OF the Duluth Short Line
hallway Company principal and interest guaranteed by tho
~ Paul and Duluth Railroad Company will be received at
this office OF Monday. November Circulars and
copies of mortgage furnished upon application.
WILLIAM II. RHAWN.
prpsid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04

VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY
NEw.YoRK OFFICE. No Walst, }
October 81 1886
TO THE HOLDERS OF
VIRGINIA MIDLAND INCOME BONDS.
The new per Consolidated Mortgage Bonds guaran
Richmond and DanvIe Rairusf Company under
will ready for and delivery
3Oh at the Office OF the Central Trust
10 u--t
me h,,Ier of Nr.ina Midland Income Bond
of his coupons thereto attached VIII receive
Thousand Dollar cent Consolidated Mortgage Bona
nnder the Richmond AMI Dan
willie Railroad COMPANY dated May l. 1895 the rst coipon
upon which will be due and payable the LIST day OF
November, 1886.
+. W HUIDEKOPER, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04

Musical instruction
A -NEW-YOR COLLEGE OF MUSIC,
IA 1853 East 70thst
Hon ALGERNON s. SULLIVAN, Pres.
HENRY SELIGMAN. Vice Pres
THEODORE THOMAS. Mus. Dlrec
LOUIS ALEXANDER, Dir. q. ROTHER, Treas
further information address -
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,OUT. KINGSTON

DONDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATS
KILL MovNTAIMs landing q crsnsiSns wsss
and Esopus connecting with Ulster and Delaware stony
Casktll Mountain knatcrskill Railroads
Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES w BALD
WIN leave every week DIV $3.50 NJ. pier foot OF har
rtsonst, except Saturdays when CITY OF kiNusroN
leaves AZ " NJ, making all laudingA
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HARL.EM RIVER BRANCH

II NEWYOKK, NEW.HAVEN and HNHIFUHD K II.
Trains leave Harlem River station, corner lS2dst and
River Preached by Third Avenue Elevated hstlroad, daily
except Sundays at 646, $780, sl0 10 ll;oo NJ 2lo 800
40 GAO 1890 for Port Norris CASANOVA Otk
ront Hunts Point West Farms Van Nest West Chester
Tlmpsons Chester pelham Bay Barlow tCity Islan
Pelham Manor aud New Rochelle. connecting ut New
Rochelle with trains all points tie main limo OF the
New York NewIlaven and Hartford Rsioad shore Line
and Airline Divisions New.cauaan, Middetown. New
Britain Sued branches Boston and all points
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
ii,It nj 1910 \. M. daily, except MOntiaya -
Sunday New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tons at a. 1901 aud $3.50 the latter Train conhcos
ing at New Rochelle with way trains TO stamford
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

West s2d st station follows. and 20 min
aics earlier from foot Of Jay ST.. North River;
Detroit and Chicago 80 a m. 900, $40 m.
ST Louis 600 e 10
Buffalo Rochester suspension Bridge Niagara Falls $40
% 3Oa M. 800. s.. 10
T'IIca and syracuse 10. $50 m, GOO, STOP m.
ghapd. Kingston saugerties catskill Albany, BIO
n 10 9 g., rs a e. 10. - 90, s. 10 m.
Cianson s. West Point. Cornwall. SewDurg. 81 -7;lQ
~ b, -IO.lU ll:25 4l5SlO D. H., and 900. p m
Cranston's, Cornwall. Newburg
For Montreal and Canada East. 600 p. m
Hamilton Loudon. - 80 800, $40 p. m. Toronto
8 30 M 1000 n 10 p.
Elegant sleeupg cars for Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and At LOUIS op all through trims.
Daily Other daily except sunday
For tickets time tables parlsr sleeping car accommofS
tons information apply at Offices Brooslyn-353 WASH
ngion 1870 Fulton Office foot OF Fulton It
New York city 1858 1855 o42 Broadway 1851 Bowery ana
West Shore stations foot of West AID st. foot OF
Hen RY MONETT,
s Vanderbilt ave. General Passenger Ag NJ
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CITY DETROIT,
CONTROLLER's OFFICE, }
October 26 1856
PROPOSALS FOR CITY BONDS.

Sealed proposals will received at this Office
day. 1856 at 10 o'clock for the purchase of
One Dollars OF Public improvement
OF city OF Detroit
will be OF the denomination OF thousand
dollars each 1856 and payable thirty years
thereafter with semi the
oneaf g IL per per principal and interest paya
Die in the CITY of New York
Proposals may made for part all Of said bonds and
they will DE delivered highest bidder and
crning from the the delivery OF the bonds be
charged.
Proposals should Endorsed. Proposals for Public
provement Bonds"
The right reject any. part all proposals expressly
reserved.
WILLIAM b. MORAN
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Gopartnersbip Notices.
Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
CPECIAL WINTER TOURS.
s. A DAY
Covers all necessary travelling expenses Of Winter Tour
in southern Seas epeto with novel Tropical Trips
U S. rSS S OF from two forty ports Tie
unurons Iron as,enser steamers Of the AILAs al
santa Martha Colon Nicaragua Costa Kca amt the Mosquito
Only First Cabin passengers carried. .,,...
PM n@$ co., .Ps5
BORDEAUX LINE.
ID Compagnle Bordrlaise dc Nayigat on vapeur
eHArES aas' SS
+ CO. o Freight s
ySiTEP s TATEs NAH hHb f ETysME8sr
Leave PIER 80 y. H. iooto king-st
A MynMI S ucsdaV tcv Is so M
Tuesday GSss Nc,. ASS e 7so S p NJ.
$50 and upward according To- Iosatioa Inter-
mediate A. IL SbERuiLL 20 broadway, y.
THE u S. AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. CO
Mas5S es G Bahia and S de Jans
e r% Montevdeo and way ports
f flRS4Ssh noeert. P' s;S2s. f sFSotyn
ALLANcAN ew MsIqy DSG - }nr day after
PAUL + dEKhAnD q Co. Con. Agents 81 rOadst. n
C,OMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN
Company. Per new No. .2Nor Ki7er FOO. aOront
IA 1A2c0 90 - r 7e,e SAT Nov Nov :; N
IA HAMPAGNf franS ,.:....:.:..::Sat.. Ncy. 20 on
ubRa 4 Hf 5Fft As'p SSTPz !''n
ANCHOR LINE u. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
N san sys VIA t5ST SsTEGTs ieF
5 Ssi..ss u sa$ e ItS5a SH s.s 80 Esl
stecrage outward go prepaid $40
Bowling Green NewYork.
Hamburg American So. Line for Plymouth
IL d>ndon). Cherbourg Paris. Hamburg
Frs cabin ssS $50 and Storage SO 10 plymouth
sl2( s s.i i2r to@r n Gazette r. R1cuAppH
CEN fs 81 N oSa Pas Ags 81
JAPAN-CHINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave san Francisco as follows
OCEANIC Wednesday Dec.
GAELIC Tuesday. Dec 81.
OCEANIC. GAELIC. BELGIC
superbly Acknowledgements Accommodations
SAN PABLO-Cabin capacity limited
Reservations can be made by letter telegraph TO- and
cabin plans seen at 2s7 Broadway New.York or II
railroad Building Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD President
T II. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS. co.
SrwS0r EksF F9 aaFhNss AHR BREMEN
FUIDA Sat- Nov g. D. M III DER. We'd ov II. :3Oa m
EMsvh Ss' l. ann tfEHHw ss W. rss
First Cabin SIS according location Second
SOB Storage at lowest rates.
oELRicHs a CO.. No. 2 Rowling Green.
UNMAN LINE
i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CRY Or GaEsTER.... ss.%r.y Nov ~ g S: % N
CABIN PASSAGE. $50 and upward lNrkkMEDIATE
500 BTEEltAUt, s2u
PETLR WRIGHT SONS GEM Agents
4 r
THE u. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL So. co
passenger line for 81 Thomas. Barbadooa Para
Maranhan Pornambuco Bahia and Rio de Jaucro connect
ing for santos MOnlevideo and way ports
Steamship :" FINANCE" baturiay, November 20
From Newport News. Va. third Jay after. at r m
For 81 ThOHas Barblsoes para, Maranhan AMI Ccarn
Steamship A" BONANISrA." Turaiay, November 80,
PAUL H. 0ELHARD Co.. Gen. Agents. 81 broAdst. ny
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. R.
NV JEknEY CkNTkAt DIn IhLUN:

NEW JENrfr LEY nal bi lsiON:
-. TI%F ysstsT IL ,FTRcI otT !. Csc .,..
Route q 100 q 3 80 o. ga q ~ 80 400 40 80
Chestnut IN at coamIlaars ior ManayunA. consh~
hSSS1 sn1 On al Day Tram, and LEErINo
s5 r. H. s sad I'D HFssp st.
10 go 80 10 = 90 % d n ps &C. so 20
fbSs "a w., hAVEs PEALE aud PPmiLLlpsBuRs, Psnn
%f2 nEHl - and
For READIYo and hA Is a. 100 7sS 80
For Fs1 si Sx sas rs 81 $50 m
90. ! 80. s45. 545 p. Sundays at $50 p IN
For For 4 TknIos !. od 7s H. $780, s.s 400
FOL irsstys MtvcH cmUsx
FEAs59y 90 200 i &c msq 81 80 400
Fol BGGn BKi D0E BRA NCH at 400. $50 a m. 400.
For ThEMINeroN 100 $50 M. LOO l'So' 400. +s0.
ro @Os e Il is"a.y ,cls LEO
90 % se "a % $50 $50 ssS 80 stS go
ri 49, - s. sss I:I:
saSasy 4. soS % SS 's sS 4o Sso &c.
For FIRTH 1n AMBoy M4oo 500. SIS 100, lIt5a m.
t@e g ol e %RD% &c az .
fS zoo si5 TIC cea m 90 90 SO is p NJ sundays
Except Ocean Groye) At a 90 5000 NJ.
For slT TONS $ RlTkh %
For SiL%Sr GS CITY SiNELAsD and BHlDeErOS
400 a. m, Loo m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier No. 8, North River, Sandy Hook.
For HIGHLANDS SEABRIGHT, LONG BRANCH 400
E .s St Ss Of I r,s h.
$50 737 and 749 9Th Rvington TO- IL. lC and
i43 Greenwich las East l2Sth ST. 1881 Bowery Ia
Canal and prime pal hotels in Now York CITY Ia Breek
No lO7 Broadway SSs $50 Fulton 30
$40 Manhattan In Hobok-n 254 Washington ST. New
YORK Transfer Company Will call for check baggage from
hotels residence to destination
WOOTTEN, c q. HANCOCK,
General Manager. Gen. Pass and Ticket Agt
H. p. BALDWIN, G. r. P. Agt ll9 I.lberty.st. n. v
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

John TAYLOR OF the London Stock Exchange invites the
shareholders OF the Pennsylvania Railroad him
Association Hail. 18th and Chestnut SITS, Philadelphia
Friday O'Clock, when Will explain and
the following resolution passed At meeting held
the Street Hotel. LONDON October Sir william
Macarthur. X. &. VI. g.. in the chair:
That this meeting OF British shareholders Of the ennsylva
respectfully to the
Manag that In their judgment considering
which during past have been appropT
aed 10 the formation OF reserves and applied TO capital
poses time has when the accumulation profits
thus should be dealt It'll definite
arrived the distribution in the future Of the net earn.
inrs company the stockholders: and they
suggest liberal distribution in the way dvi.
dend should be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04


NEW.Y YORK. LAKE ERIE & WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY
NEw-YORK, Sept. 80 1885
Holders of bonds entitled by virtue OF such
ownership (subect tho Companys regulations a. 10
the registration of snch bonds 10 vote at the next annu,
ell Tor Directors of the NEW-l DIRK, LAKE ERIE
AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY, aud when
already been egsterT by their numbers Tor
their hereby nptl
ell bonds VIII bc opened the
3Olh day Septcnbc insta nj the Transfer Office the
Company 10. in the Goa and Iron Exchange Build ng
q Coriand Street the Guy Of New ork and will close
3Oth day of october next thirty days prior 10 the an
for Directors 10 be held OIL the 3O day OF No
vcmbcT next.
Nv order OF the BOARD of DIRECTORS
A. X. MACDONOUGH.
Secretary
I WISH TO BUY bank stocks name BANKS
i amount annual dividends. price, &c Address
DIR JOSEPH SIMMS. q. p. o., New-YOrk City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
No. II BROADWAY
YORK Oct g. 1885
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the sharehold-
II ers OF the Manhattan Railway Company will
be held at Companys office New.York City No II
broadway on the second WEDN I'm November NEXT
(being the day OF said month"; at IL o'clock noon.
board of directors for the ensuing is TO be elected and
three inspectors ef election.
The directors elected will be exofco directors also OF
the New York Elevated Railroad Company and OF Metro
politan Elevated Railway Company for The same term
The transfer books Will be closed October H. O'Clock
D. M and reopen November H. at 10 o'clock a.
= ~ ID. w. MCWILLIAMS,
Secretary.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-08-19
EASTERN AND MIDDLE ST.

EASTERN AND MIDDLE STATES.
Striking cigar makers of New York
have returned to work.
The schooner Lookout went ashore
near Atlantic City, n. j.
Mr.. A. G. Sedgwick, of New York,
goes to Mexico to investigate the Cut
ting affair.
A double elopement at Concord, N.
H., is causing great excitement. The
parties all left families.
Vivian NJ Shaw, of Morristown,
N. j., and DR.. VIM. Cruce, of Phila-
delphia, were drowned while bathing
at Spring Lake Beach, n. j.
Cardinal Gibbins does not agree
with the Cardinal of Quebec in the
Catholic Church's condemnation of
the Knights of Labor.
The. strike in three coal mines in
Pennsylvania ended by the men &C
cepting the operators terms; and a
strike for short hours began in fourth
mine.
Daniel Magone is the new Collec-
tor appointed DO the President for the
Port of New York. He is from Og-
densburg and is not identified with
the politics of the great city,.
A Coblesklll correspondent of a
Troy paper says that hops are bring
ing 40 cents and tells of farmer in
the vicinity who does not take the pa
pers, who sold his hops for nine cents
a pourd
August K. Cutting was born in New
York in 1886. He is printer, served
a short time in the Confederate army,
got married, quickly got divorced,
married again and next turned up at
Las Vegas, New Mexico He is said
to be quite smart, writes vigorously
and is reported brave.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-08-19
SALE OF LAND.

ID Yvirture of a Decree of the Superior Court
ID of Forsyth County Oh Saturday the 4th day
of September 1886, at the court house door in
Winston, N, c., will expose at public auction
to the highest bidder the tract OF land belong
log. the estate of the late J NJ Huff, Lynx III
cou y OF Forsyth and State of North Carolinn.
abo 4,niles from Winston on the Shsll"w
Ford road. Ore-third of -.d land being aoii
subject to widows dover Terms OF sale six
months credit with bond snd approved security
T. 4 kExSKR. Admir-
Aug 3rd 1850. Of J N Huff, deed.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-08-19


Central Russia has been devasted
by tornadoes and waterspouts.
A large number of weapons and
ammunition were seized in County
Kerry, Ireland.
Anti Jewish riots occurred in the
province of Kief, Russia ]; many
houses were wrecked
Cotton manufacturers of Canada
have agreed upon an advance of five
to ten per cent in the price of goods.
Rioting was resumed in Belfast Sat
urday night one person was killed
and many wounded there were fears
of a renewal of the rioting last night.
Cholera returns from Italy show 60
new cases and 80 deaths at Barletta,
and the steady progress of the desease
at many other places.
The death of Dolores Tosta, widow
of the famous Mexican General, Santa
Anna, is announced She was wo-
man of strong traits Of character, and
had lived In retirement since the death
Of her husband.
Among those who contributed to
liquidate $4,000 default of r. M.
Kelly, pension agent at Louisville,
KY, was Mary Anderson, in the sum
of $4,000. Kelly had aided her when
she was poor and struggling for sue
cess.
An examination of sixty newspa-
pers from the exterior of Mexico in
Guiding journals of all shades of opin-
ion, show that the Cutting case ex-
cites almost no interest outside the
press of the capital and the northern
frontier.
Sixty eight cigar factories, working
Partido tobacco, at Havana, have
been closed, 5000 workmen having
struck for higher wages The strike
threatens to extend to the Vuelta
Abajo factories. The manufacturers
have united to resist the demands Of
the workmen.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-08-19
Piedmont Springs

and the Mountains.
1t is the largest Hotel, and has the best ar
ranged and most airy rooms of any house in
town, with double verandas of 120 feet promen-
ade each. 1t is beautifully located high
we'll shaded elevation, where the pure air and
mountain breezes have free access, with nice
view of the grand mountain scenery surround
ing the town. 1t has large and well ventil-
ated parlor, furnished with piano and other
music for the and pleasure of the guests.
Since last season the proprietor has built new
cook and pastry rooms separate from the large
and airy dining room.
Situated 2! miles from Piedmont springs, 5
miles from Peppers Alum springs, and within
easy distance of Moore's and other mineral
waters.
A line of Good Hacks, with Good Teams, will
be run from the Hotel to the springs at all
times when desired, at reasonable rates.
Mineral water and Ice kept at Hotel at all
times.
Board $40 per month, So per week, 81 per
day; children under ten years of age, and
servants, half price.
DR.. w. W. McCANLESS,
july Z, lS86-4t Proprietor.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-08-19

Louisiana State Lottery Co
Incorporated in 1868 for Is years by the Leg
islature for Educational and Charitable purpos-
es-with capital of 81 200, OOO-to which re-
serve fund of over $3.50 900 has since been added
By an overwhelming popular vote its fran
elise was made a part of the present State Con-
stitution adopted December I'd, 4. D., 1879.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings will
take place monthly. II neuer scales or post
pones. Look at the following Distribution:
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-08-19
THE GIST OF THE NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK AT
HOME AND ABROAD.
The Cream of the Wire Caught by The
Sentineps" Careful Com
WASHINGTON.

The President and his family left
Washington Monday for his summer
vacation.