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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-25
NEVADA.
A Miner Rescued from Frightfui Death.


EUREKA, January 23d-Anthony Cope
land, tributer in the Jackson mine, was
discovered to-day at noon buried beneath
an immense cave that occurred yesterday
morning about 9 o'clock in the drift on the
50-foot level, where he has been working
for some time past. lnasmuch as he was
missed this morning by his friends,
search was instituted that resulted in the
discovery of the cave. When found, only
the head and neck of the unfortunate man
remained unburied, and he was not only in
an exhausted condition, but was unable to
meye, so tightly was he wedged in Beef
tea was administered. when his strength
rallied, and the work Of cribhing overhead
to prevent further falling of earth was
commenced. This was found necessary.
owing TO the character OF the earth and the
dimensions of the cave. Notwithstanding
the rescuing party have been hard at work
all the afternoon, they have mp to this hour
(7:30 p. " been unable to eXtricate the
buried man. He is able to talk 10 his res
cuers, and says that he does not think any
of his bones are broken. The earth in
which he is buried is warm and dry. 1t is
believed he will be gotten out by 10
O'Clock.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
EUREKA, January 24th.-Anthony Cope
land, after being buried underneath cave
in the jackson mine for fiftv-two hours,
was rescued at about l o'clock this after
noon. The rescuing party had worked
constantly since noon Yesterday, and the
last twelve hours of their labor was spent
in extrlcating his right foot that was wedged
in timbers. His body was badly bruised.
but no bones were broken. He is a man of
rugged physique, and about 55 years of age.
Found Dead-Mining Property Sold.
EUREKA, January 24th.-John Dolan an
old resident of this town, was found dead
in his cabin, on North Spring street, this
morning. He had probably been dead a
hours. The excessive use of alcoholic
liquors is supposed to have been the cause.
He was native of Ireland, and about 81
or 5S years of age.
The Monitor mine and mills, at Taylor,
White Pine county, were sold yesterday to
the Eberhardt Mining Company, the Eng
fish capitalists who have operated largely
in Hamilton for the past sixteen wears.
The owners and original locators of the
mine were> State Senator Briggs, W. G.
Lyons and w. \. McGill, and the one who
consummated the sale for the Englishmen
was Captain Frank Drake. The consider
alton has not been made known, but it is
believed to be at least $225, 900.
Chinese Boycotters.
CARSON. January 24th.-The Chinese here
have served notices on H. c. Mason, NJ
Cohn, Walter Chedic and George Hark,
leading business men, that by reason of the
stand taken by them in the anti-Chinese
movement, the Chinese will cease trading
with them.
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THE opening of the Northern Citrus
Fair at San Francisco has been postponed,
owing to the storm, until this evening. 1t
is said that the one thing lacking is the
display Of -howers-"out of doors flowers"
be 1t understood, January buds and bios
SONS and full blowns-that graced the ex-
hibit here. Since Los Angeles paper
has characterized the fair as deception,
packed arrangement, Peter Funk device,
and all that, perhaps our people viii feel
disposed to give the lie anew to the charge,
by sending down to-day and TOMORROW
and even Wednesday, outdoor growing
flowers, and also still fresh supplies of
citrus fruits from their still bending
orange and lemon trees.
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OREGON.
Railroad Blockaded by snowslides.

PORTLAND, January 9th. - Saturday
morning the main line of the o. r. and n.
Railroad in the Columbia river gorge, be-
tween The Dalles and Troutdale, was block
AIDED by snowslides from the mountains
The passenger trains from the East over the
Northern Pacific and Oregon Short Line
are SO heavy and deep that snow -plows
cannot be run through them, and the OBJ
structions must be removed with pick and
shovel. The weather is now moderating,
and il is thought the road will be opened
by tomorrow night. The track on all the
other parts of the line is clear of snow
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A Quick RECOVERY.

1t gives us great pleasure to state that the
who was reported to be at the point
of death from an attack of pneumonia, has en-
tirely recovered by the use of DR.. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. Naturally he feels
grateful for the benefits derived from using this
remedy for the lungs and throat; and, in giving
publicity to this statement we are actuated by
motives of public benefaction, trusting that
others may he benefited in a similar manner.
fe2i-ly&Wiy
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WE OFFER BELOW A SAMPLE OF THE
- a ~. MI g
II O R- . a Is = {!

or the list does not include what you desire
send or bring description of what you wish
and we will secure you place to your liking.
IN SACRAMENTO COUNTY.
No. S6-For $40 pcr acre, 200 acres will
be sold in small tracts, two miles from Florin.
No. $40 acres Oh Lower Stockton road,
two miles from Sacramento; small barn and
chicken house 100 fruit trees 80 shade trees
fenced into two fields For any one desiring
a suburban home this would be a desirable
place. Price ISIS; one half cash.
No. 90-S5o per acre-SO acres of land
sOwn to grain; well adapted to fruit or berries;
l mile south OF Florin.
No. 1S0-S2, 50O-One-half cash-24 acres
OF sandy loan ; / acre in vineyard 800 peach
trees; acre in strawberries Is acres in hay
acre in alfalfa; horse and cow, and 100 chick
ems go with land; house of rooms stable
for horses. This place is near Florin ana
well worth the price asked.
No. iS3-One-balf acre of land COM
pTising the hotel at Perkins Station in Sacra-
mento county, and doing good business
having all conVeniences for roadside hotel
The right man can clear y 20l per arnum
with little eXertiC-' Price, s. eco.
No. fS4-S2 600 for Il chicken ranch of 90
acres. Everything necessary for the raising of
chickens Located in the town OF Fl0riu.
No. 1885, o0-63 acres; s acres in
vineyard ; 900 fruit trees So acres in straw
berries-the latter netting. $1,000 per year 6
ceres in grain; wtndmills; packing house
chicken house, stable and corrals; s., 600 cash,
balance ON long time.
No. 1852 800; acres; has dwelling;
about 800 trees; , acres in grapes; wind
mills; > pumps: baC smith and wagon max
er's shop located in IT, town of Florin, and is
an Old stand doing g. . business. This is
good opportunity for a : blacksmith
No. 176-ft3 and oue-half acres, at SIS
per acre. OF deep black loan soil acres in
vineyard acres in orchard so acfes in
grain 10 acres will produce alfalfa all but
10 acres is creek bottom land; dwelling stable
for Il horses; 10 miles north of Sacramento,
on Dry Creek.
No. 5f-6o acres, four miles south of Sac
ramento uninproved. Price, SOS per acre.
No. S0-160 acres good fruit land viii be
sold in tracts OF 10 to 40 acres Price, $50 per
acre; halt cash. Eight miles from Sacramento.
No. S2-Ecr 81 coo, so acres excellent
grain land, miles east Of Sacramento AL
ways sure of crop
No. S3-For $4,000, 30 acres of fruit
land near Sacramento; it acres in grapes: %
acres orchard; p acre alfalfa; 5 acres summer
fallOw, all fenced in two fields; house. rooms
new stable; good out buildings ill farming
tools go with the place.
For $50 per acre, 39% acres, two miles
from the city limits.
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"YEs; l shall break the engagement

YES; / shall break the engagement"
she said, folding her arms ana looking de-
fiant; . it is really too much trouble to con.
verse with him he's as deaf as post, and
talks like he had a mouthful of mush.
Besides. the way he hawks and spits is dis
gushing" Don't break the engagement
for that tell him to take Dr. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy. 1t will cure him COM
Iletely" well, I'll tell him. 1 do hate
to break it of, for in all other respects he's
quite too charming" OF course it cured
his catarrh.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Since last October I have suffered from
acute inflammation in my nose and head-oiten
III the night having to get up and inhale salt
and water for relief. My eye mas been, for q
week at a time, so l could not see have used
10 enc of remedies; also, employed doctor,
who said il was impure blOOd-but got no help.
| used ELE'S CREAM BALM on the recon-
mendation of IA friend | was faithless but in a
few days was cured. by nose now, and also my
eye is well. 1t is wonderful how quick it helped
me Mrs. George S. Judson, Hartford, Conn.
Easy TO use. Price, 80 cents. d7-IyMWF
Eaths.-FOr all kinds of Baths, Electric
and Magnetic Treatment for Ladies and Gentle.
men, go to the New Hammam. e22 9th ST. d22-t
s. S. & Il. L. Southworti, Dentists, Sac
s3-tt
Advice to Mothers.-hirs. winslow'e
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; it produces natural, quiet sleep
by relieving the child from psin, and the little
cherub awakes as bright as a button" It is
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child,
sottens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind,
regulates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes, Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
fe7-lyMWS
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TEHAMA COUNTY

No. 1O-For $40 per acre, 100 acres of
good land in Tehama county, 4 miles from
Corning. miles from Kirkwood Switch, on
line of Oregon and California Railroad take
one-third cash.
S3,5GO-64o acres on Cottonwood creek,
rear Cottonwood.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VETERAN ODD FELLOWS.

\ToU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED .xssss.,.
i that your Annual Reunion and
Banquet win be held SATURDAY =sssssssSsSz
EVENING, January 80, 1886. You >s7SsrsSSS
will meet at your Hall and receive your tickets
for the Banquet which viii be held at Fishers
Restaurant 80 street. Every member is ex-
peoted TO be present. All odd Fellows of over
20 years standing not members OF cur Associa-
ton, are earnestly requested to present their
names ard become members of the Association.
THOMAS C. JONES, President.
JAMES MCCLEERY, Secretary ia25It<
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NEVADA COUNTY

No. 57-150 acres of fine Fruit or Vineyard
land, near line OF Nevada Railroad, in Nevada.
county; timber almost sufficient to paw for
clearing; water running through the place
year round Price. only IS per acre
NO. eo,ooo-sno acres land, miles
west from Grass Valley 80 acres being Of ricS
red soil, ~ acres of adobe all will produce
clover; 40 vines; small orchard horses
Sthree OF them took premiums at Nevada
County Fair. 1850, COW and calf. 90 chiekens
nay press, spring wagon, four-horse wagon
plows, narrow, harness and ali farming tools
go win the land. Dwelling of four rooms
fair other buildings good. This is a good
Chance for party having few head OF stock.
reason ior selling party desires 10 20 East
No. 9S-S2,50O-iGO acres, known a = Rav,s
Ranch, near Grass Valley. Small orchard ~
acres now tillable, ba1ance in timber with
plenty OF wood. Buildings good Title. u. S,
patent. = -
NO. is4-S1,0 O0-f46 acres. Five horses.
. head cattle, 90 hogs, 100 chickens snail
tools, wagons, buggies etc. 90 with the niscee
Ten miles below Grass Valley.
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Stock in arizona has not suffered, nor is
it likely to suffer, from severe storms.
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NIEMBERS OF TIE CALIFORNIAN CLUB,
vi in cestg.us rs>iil be provided with Car
riages By Eif.b ss.eir names ana addresses with
A. L0Sa Hn'I 'MAlTTEE ON CARRIAGES.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Stated Assemble of Saer.p,an.o

Stated Assembly of Sacramento a
Council, No. /, Z. and $. Masters. THIS "a
Monday EVENING at go O'Clock. The Y X
NJ. 7. Grand Master. FRANKLIN r. DAY, wv
will visit the Council officially full attendance
is requested BY order of W. Z. OUGHTON.
Thrice Illustrious Master.
W. B. DAVIS. Recorder. ja25-lt*
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EBNER BROS.
ADJUSTMENTS, ETC.
NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT,
.. B. Church, cor. Fourteenth & < SITS,
MONDAY EVENING. JASUARy o5.b

DY PROF. G. FRANK PERKINS AND PC-
ID pills Songs, Dramatic Readings and Fun.
Admittance % cents; children, free. 4 Sing
ing Glass viii be organized at the close of Exer-
cises jalg-1w.
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Regular Meeting of Sacramento, y
Uniformed Degree Camp. No. l, l. 90 F., SSi
THIS (Monday) EVENING, Jan 18th, at W
80 O'Clock Comrades 10 your posts. wv
W. II. SHERBURN, Commander
w. A. STEPHENSON, Sec'y. LIB. CT ia2l-It@
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STRAYED-OR MAY HAVE BEEN PICKED
- UP on the street Pair of LANGSHAN
CHICKENS. For returning the same. or leaving
word at No 1902 o street, where they may be
found, reward viii be paid. 2J-yts
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Baths.-For all kinds of Baths, Electric
and Magnetic Treatment for Ladies and Gentle.
men, go to the New Hammam. 922 9th ST. d22-t
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s. S. & T.. L. Southworti., Dentists, Sac
s2-tf
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

CHERRY HILL HOUSE, Catskill. \. Y
~ FIRST rooms and board cottages let Address
J. II. VAN GLIDER Catskll. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
REAL ESTATE
prs1SEss AT THE EXCHANGE

r,.re was a ripple of interest at the Real
ss,s@, .sns Snss rss. Fs's Sason. asnl Eans
y ss' ~ $50 90 on which 50 oG5 80 had been pad on
The first bid $40. the next $50. then $500.
go, - 4, VA. Knocked down for $500. TIE ciaim'
consisted of deposit account iheic
W. ,,,y one sale OF real estate at auction Seo''
NJ. sold four-s'ory brick house. 2oxs-' NO 90
500 feet west OF Ffrsi-ave'' renuns
s, 900 Itwas solJ under foreclosure The oiaane
- -, = ooo advancing to SlOl le5. at which rrice IL
~. plslutiH Edward W. Candee Messrs NreNie,
eosv report the sale OF fivestorv nriek s'ors s
= aw.nt Na $50 Tenth ave, 2ao1loo, 70 SIAi'o'
pr.fey tor S0oVOu .....~ ,or n loan Of
80 oo at psr cent OF the choicest plo' ~ ~
- Hssfers distriet Brooklyn four-story hlen s.ooP
-. oO1 so or moro, the cross sstreen ne~
-a,s below Elxhrstkst. was called iot. !" 80
49,, s25 600 or less A two-story ana heuS "-'e.
s~-s oOx3S1SO in West Third-st near siNth ave.
ss.,.a for SO $50 tsrssstory brownstehr, III III
ssnn avsins IN LsIngton-ave near One-i unc
sns,tenth-sl i6145x6s, WAS on.rsd for Sl-.oVo ,1-
s~n,.fory apartment house. 2s1sSxlOu. rtbtnH ~
"a 1-O M srsd- and fourtssnth-sl -
- -econa avss for S27.5o0 farm 0i 10 ~ aVIv IN
gn,t,nrtou l. L. was offered fer $4,000. st0ch ,o Ia m
,iHO .crr, IN Bergen County. " j.. tventy-elgh. I'D
sroa N~w-York, for SCI. 600 And hve Aerrs "a ~
Win buildings In Wostches;-r County lot SHOW
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

EIRST-CLASS BOARD at FAIR Prices
i a cottage centrally LOCATED Address hsA D.
VAN VEGHTEN, o. Front-st. s2rstosa SprlnsA y 4
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

BEAUTIFUL private home for summer
ID guests two or three families select parties seeking
frsf-cass accommodations airy rooms loctOn healthy fine
view lawn shade table supplied with butter milk
eabes Om farm three hours from New York onvenent
three dopots minutes walk 10 daily mail st2DIng
terms noatraie references eG changed Address
! CrouOTueTs Nalry. NJ Nbur-. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

~ LEBANON SPRINGS. y. Y
Now .-irnt everything new hotel
retted throughout improvements cuisine
to J. Y. JOLDs y. lIOpuctOr
ale of LelInouleO.s-l
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

4s.o-v building with lot No 326 Fast 2lstsI So s1O125
500 n n o, lstave lot 3Oxy2 W C'Inaee -------
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

~ ALL ATTRAC CTIONs GRAND VIEWS.
Sulphur springs and Baths Low terms
beautiful prospectus or call T. Lf On, 231 Broad
haV
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Pusincss propsrt1 tor SUI, alb 10 Il
flats ailo Rooms &c EsL.

MODERATE RENTS.-Sngle flats seven
NI and eight arre room all inprovonsnts git pcturo
MOULDING aa,ura grOlnG only rssasd fsls. recevsl
I0 children Mr., PERU o0' b%S' -A''.'S
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

1-v hu,e,ne with lot No 326 East 2lstst SIS e1o1o5
SO n o; lstAvs. lot 9oIg2 + O'H"e'-
srcoKpFD REAL Estate ErRASsFERs-S Y CITY
N. following shows the real estate transactions re'oD'D -
ut Reg .isrs Oitce tocsy
cnu-,h IT, No l6s 22Sso Tnos A Matthews 10 + s42ls
77u.i 4os Est s'Iio22 p ko'hs'hlo ct a 10 $500
r..,.. T.s.15'Isa ~ 10 'sa. asIl25 Cath stevcns'ocE
-. = ~ - woi Madsou.ve 25xl42 LG coo
No' 70 o n -ei Of @sh.,. = 6Ileoi James
~ r.,-n~, .ra wife 70 II McGr4lh -Gd Anotner ~
sls,si 600 Z o. Sda's 2'Ilos2 Jno f1lon 1900
. - : 9:.' ios1o oo.s: :S :S
iado- Il ~ nm Si .T.sSs. 1Si'o 10000
Awe ave Is6si95 si7' Ee1.astssI :. : Mys5s s
Railroad So. 'c2 e Of = s,h.1, Salsra 5000
Cl..lon Il " 1s Hes - .nq -; ~, ~ W SrI $50
,ig,t :. n 700 = " Of -th ave 25Il"O44i " Ack'
81, s''n , 9 800 =, s'S'- Of @ ave- 2o1sss David
2ds,g eoI Of liS'4'~ % 'i4Oo ''''"''7s 1900
eae. ,'s,S so5 Of 2aav. 5oIioos Ed Roberts ,ooo
r.1; VI II 6.ri,.i .s. 1883 1888
7eia :, -, 2o' :, .,1, S lave ~ $4,000
.sa = 40 $50 west -'i4oo'' Il A'''''D 10000
ED T. !. $40 10 - o., ., 49, 80. 2LoOO
No1roe IT, 70. NI ~" hspple and another 1000
- - -, iOOr4nitO. sl-o - Downing 81 1886
nv. Bedford - 2lGr92 4IZ2 5iSos ais sN
rnr - Ave- aud -th-st 9OllrluO sisn " cor
81 Bedford Nes Houston ale. ll5 91 Io5oA
U.s. II31 llIl-b.I. also u OF flHuS.vn -
IT.. .f ff "A OF bedford - 251llS..x-J y -. l.
e.snD lgousion.>i. 1855 n e Of Nautk a. soA
l4-r ID ItUa15U147 -T5o3 Also = cor OF
Ava and --ti st lOO.eI55o. also cor q"
AN~ D. .uf s-th 81 IOOSI2gb, also cor OF
A.c H and osthst lcOsI346x2A6Iobxll lux
lgr ln. --o . cor OF Ave aud -stfsi - II 10
Ilsff u y cor OF Ave s thu
S-th sfx-: all title 70 land IN Ave IS. btt
>-tl .nt ~ath sis. 4no also = cor oi Ave y anu
80. -i ana rights tO land under wafer. i,"ueIl
S.I-N. .lA and wife 70 II Weeks. tus, Ao''9 - ~
inter 81 -~''''
sAls r.tiy same to j hu'lsr ana ~o'Ae' ''' 4e16
80 ~ q -osrvick SOC interest 4.2lO
= ,.,tv same \. Y Kap~s ~ 500 interest .. y 63l
irf.rt. ave II 4. cor o. lGgth 81 - 61llO.3N0l.5X
1000 NJ J. Tiffany to W 4 Wilson -----.. oVO
Or, hard ave 1913 n . OF -Amuel-sL OJ1l5O; -
Makley y "a estroti .----- 'OV
i'Is'e H !, - O 'o''-'' '1 TO- = i-''-' 10000
b. 60, ,o ., % IciIn cn.ca s l. 500
yesf BIZ - sAy . -. @5-jO and also = interest
4 H 10 o.. %' and nj x- ~ G' o ii 'iiS TTnscT l249
gstA 81 90 n Of 6tA-ave. lfxSo. Hartman
And A. - % BLACK 4
AvGH .s--o u 90 Of 6l.5 n 5 OF sthst. 266x22x 80
g4lD W ione 10 Nolker -.-.-----: 2Oo
9dsre $50 G OF $50 n Il ol 61thSt l14N2JXlss 80
r.-4 % frmmnS and wife - J Euppcrt eVV
gu a md S' W. ' !" sane % 1900
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
tOnnirp properip for Sale auo Go Get


AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Bargal III
n rtsceuc. property and building sites Houses 70 let
CLAKfNtE TUBS, 3 Bse.m%u ST. Room ~.
ALL COUNTRY PROPERTY OUR SPEC
~ IALI4.- Farms Res donces. Cottages everywhere
Lists f~e PHILLIPS d WELLS. Tribune BuidlnS.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR HE NkW-
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT I'M
UPTOWN OFFICES 40 l2ss broadway, corner Thirty
frstst D. s53 Broadway between twenty secona
sIc lveli, sts. uull 3o- est twenty tLIu
a. corn-I L Ehth ave. ~ regular Office rates
FOR SALE or TO RENT at Great Neck. L. |.
Two aus residences situated m&Blasset Bay one
contain. ~ and nne boz Stalls. ise
house cold spring the other, ADJOINING ABOVE
h 'uIuri ready foT occupancy both are very desirable
homes lJ minutes !IOI4 boat trains e~ch WAY
Address J. b. ILL. Great Neck. /. l.
MONTCLAIR REAL ESTATE.-FOr Sale,
4i HOUSE u modern improvements large plot
goo 20 ~i.O1 ,o.5JO bargain
HOWE a PARSONS. 70 Cedarst. n Y.
WOOLLEN FACTORY for Sale or to Let
- ch-sp-Ihe ooien NIL OF the ate samuel H-Iris ~
ut village - Cstskll Ten set steam power IN good
oror automatic sprnklers adjoining nSVsAe stream SUB
t-lt~ brck buildings transportation by water and by ran
ed employees sas ly obtained
HALLOCk JENNINGS q CHASE, Catskill, n Y.
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Grrnrsions.
lror SComVS"G

THE ONLY ALL-wATER ROUTE DIRECT TO THR
CONEY ISLAND AND LONG BRANCH
IRON PIERS
THE BEST ExCURsIOS IT AlDOAT sBRvICE IN
THE WORLD
TO-DAYs TIME TABLE FOR CoNEY ISLAND
LEAVE WEST 23u-~I L. r. r.. .. TO- II O. m- n J. ls4S.
23n .:i5. ( 10. 800 500. 7ao 500 800 D m
LEAVE PIER tSEWO No / n Y. tBstsrv place station,
Elevated Road, 50 10 ~, IL 30 l.. nj I.SD 2i5,
s. 8 s5 4sJ. 3so. 6.3D 7 80 -=SO 9Jop N.
RsTURNING;
LEAVE CONBY ISLAND OLD rIER ll.t0 A m. it0.
325. 500 $40 20. 1870 o.
LEAVE COMFY ISLANDlSEN PIER IOf9 4 n. i2f1.
24D 4:lO 54j. TAO. 9tOp. m.
md "a much oener the necessity Of travel may require
The boat from COneg lsl4nd lands ony Al fcr NO.
~ r.
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Yrw.YoRK. wednesday. July FL. lssa.

T7e f0'ovine sale v.s made al tAe I.AVl''''F7
uor Room tOl@y
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
Gotels.

DARTlES compelled to stay in town will
find and luIurlDns living. lowest
prices III world 900 and electric Lighted
HOTEL 81. GEORGE,
brnnklTn Helghfs.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
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MONMOUTH PARK RACES. Long brancn
vi Nj EVERY TUESDAY. rhURsDshho ~ aSD a M SAL
TKDhY 20 Augu5t "a. Races promptly Al <.oo " ~. "a
u Grand stand r,,.r.v Ferry
six III n l2lJ. l2:i5 80 p N fei1' ~ :, ~ Iyin
.,c-srs, ana Desbrosses street Fery =. ~ ~ %.
~ poafs via sandy Hook. Per D ~ H. '''' VI "'N
ST. . II a IN; r. r-in D. aeuax admission 70 Field 81 30
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CARATOGA RACES !,,,vo.
~ --..-,, on every ailaDle Gay antl August-S
Not less than races eacn .l a u MsKVIX Prss,ent
C WHKArLr secrstary.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

DLOCK ISLAND. K. I-nOTEL MANISSES.
ID Fifteen mes delightful climate superb bath
ing splendid bass and blne hshnR dalv boats Perfect
drainage Prccs reasonable send for illustrated crcuiar
1. h. BROWN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-03-20

Der of the cathedral parish and oil the more
prominent lymen in the archdiocese. de II
fond of visiting his flock but, in doing so,
does not make any distinctions in favor OF
the wealthy. This was especially notices
Bile while he was Bishop OF Richmond
There was not Catholic family in the Con-
federate capital that did not receive visits
from him during his residence there.
He has a way of dropping in at the most nm
seasonable hours--juss as the houses OF MI
parisbioners come in the way of his Walks
Many an industrious housewife has olushed
At the entrance OF the bishop while she was
bending over the washtub. but his sunny
smile and genial talk soon removed all feel
ing of uneasiness The Catholic people here
cherish for him deep personal love. aside
from the esteem in which they hold him as
their archbishop He is learned without be.
ing proud has piety without ssceticism, ana
executive ability without domineering dis
position. To his clergy he is more like an
associate than q superior. Not one of them
has ever complained Of any arbitrary conduct
on his part, although Catholic prelates in this
country have absolute authority in the matter
of appointments and removals.