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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-24
Picnic Parties

Numbering 40 or more can arrange with the
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass railway to
have Il coach and engine specially provided
for thom, between a IN and SIP M, giving
them ample time to spend day AT any point
along tie line under the beautiful groves on
the san Antonio river, where fishing and other
amuscmCnts are plentiful, at cost consider
ably less than the regular 9tes of fare. lift
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The Brennan people have put in bid
for the construction Of the Waco branch
of the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
railway by way of that city. The lands
up the valley of the Brazos aye the best
cotton producing lands in che state, and
Brennan has already taken steps to open
a road through these lands up the valley
Of the Brazos, and will push 1t on to
Waco as soon as practicable. BRENNAN
lies altogether too far east to suit the
purposes Of the Arkansas Pass road in its
northeast connection, and will have to
come to the mountain this time.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-24

The County Commissioners Court of Bexar
county will convene as a Board of EqualiZa-
ton on Monday, the l4th day of June, a. D.
San Antonio, Texas, and will continue In SEES
sion until the business before the board is dis
posed Of. POrties who consider that they have
been over-asscssed in the valuation placed
upon their properties, are hereby notified to
fife their rC CARNATIONS before said board as
directed by law, on or as soon rs possible after
said date.
Published by order of the Hon. County
Commissioners Court of BcXar county.
Witness nv hand and seal of office, at San
Antonio, this 24th day of May, A. d..
(SEAL ! 1856 THAD. ". SMITH,
l-) Co CTk BeXar County, Tex.
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FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
o the Voters Of Bexar County

TO TUt ' UIVT0 VI TIENHT NVWIINy
thereby announce myself as a candidate 70
the position of Assessor of BeXar county Il
the November election. j. Il. LABAT-T.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-24

The tariff and anti-taritl democracy in
congress have forgotten the words Of
the wise man who wrote: Behold how
good and how pleasant thing 1t is for
brethren to dwell together in unity or
else unity" is not the name of the big
citv on the Potomac.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-24

nrTTn pHDCE nav - found on nlo At Geo
THIS T Ar En- =. It1vclG cos Newspaper
Advertising Bureau OOSpFuCC s. -, where ndrCrtlsln5
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-24

Is HoUsToN going back on the cleo
trio light because the city lie too poor
for such luxury? or because the cleo
trio light plant is too poor for the price?
There are pretty generally, usually, not
infrequently two sides to these ques-
tinnl
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-24

TEE Irish Orange Loyalists have called
a halt in killing Catholics to see which
side wins IN the election contest. If they
could sack two hundred houses on the
strength of the late vote what won't they
do If home rule is defeated at the polls.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-24
KERRvILLs AND ARKANSAS PASS.

KERRVILLE AND ARKANSAS PASS.
The Kerrville correspondent in this
mornings Express, who signs himself
&c, - has put the saddle on the right
horse in speaking of the proposed rail-
way extension to the northwest. After
citing the danger OF resting supinely
in the assurance of its own natural ad-
vuntages, and emphasizing this danger by
reference to the actual losses incurred
by other cities whose native advantages
were superior to our own, &c" calls at
tentiOn to the loss San Antonio has al
ready suffered by the detection OF her
trade from those channels opened up by
the military roads which penetrated the
western wilderness. The railways that
skirt the northern border of this trade
region have tapped thai commerce, for
nerly ours, and each year sees larger
inroads made upon it Az tOthe future,
the Kerrville writer says:
Fort worth, with her pluck ana activity, has
already commenced the cry OF Il roud to Er"|I-
assured we will not be without railroad.
The broad valleys of the Guadalupe and us
tributaries are too fertile, its wealth Will,
rpOn development. be too great to remain
long dCprndcu; upon the slow lOcOmOtiun oil
of Mexican mule trains. The city that helps
MS ret II road gets our trade, gets wealth. A
country of farmers is II country of good trade.
our tax roll showed last year taxable values
at 81 445.5OO and an Increase over the previous
wear when many other counties more HdNnnt-
agcOusy situated. fell of W" have raised
SALOON to help San Antonio secure our trade,
and if She fails there we seek new allies. II
we can't 20 down stream with the country
then we 90 across il, for 20 ON we Will, ana
a road We will have
These words San Antonio business
men will do well to heed. They are
words of sOberness. They deal plainly
with the facts. TO ignore them will be
the height of folly. TO build this road
is our only commercial salvation; the
way to maintain the value of our prop
erty. be it real or personal, and prevent
our city from going to decay.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-24

WACO has actually organized Ross
club. Now it is in order for the Ex-
aminer to hit Swain, Breckenridge and
Martin another lick. Go il, We cripples.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-24

FBANCE has shown herself unworthy
the name of republic. Her expulsion OF
the French princes is an accomplished
fact Despite the report OF her senate
committee against the measure the eX-
pusion was decreed by vote OF l4l to
lO7. The police have orders to arrest all
who make demonstrations on the occa-
sion of the exile. The French ministers
at the courts OF Great Britain and Aus
tria resign their posts us an expression
of their disapproval; the moderate re-
publican journals throughout the cOun-
try denounce the injustice of the act,
while the Opportunists journals call up
on the moderate republicans to stand by
their convictions and demand firmer
republican policy. This act is weak
ness as well as an injustice. 1t is con-
fessiOn of weakness, and that is even
worse than weakness unConfessed on
the part of governments. The princes
should have been held as mere citizen
subjects Of the empire; amenable to all
laws, and held accountable before the
courts for all infractions of law and all
attempts to subyert the public peace and
order. When premier De Freycinet said
that the common law would not apply
to the princes he confessed judgment
against his government. lfrepublican-
ism in France is not strong enough to
treat the princes as all other citizens are
treated, rs all other subjects are treated,
then it is not strong enough to
be Il government at all. Ii is not peo-
Piles government, but the government
of a section. The act OF expulsion is
viewed with alarm by the we'll wishers
of firmly administered republican gov
eminent in France, and well 1t may be.
Such an exercise of high-handed arbit-
ray power is Inconsistent with republi-
can principles and a republican form of
government
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-24

GORDON keeps right along trying to
cook Bacon in Georgia; but Bacon judg-
ing by the returns, is getting more slices
ofthe entire hog than Gordon can cap
ture.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-24

vOr with northern builders, and for GER
tain purposes will always be in great
demand. II is not little strange that
within the first quarter Of a century of
the emancipation OF the south from her
slave traditions and conditions she
should enter the northern market as a
successful competitor for the supply OF
her three great staples-lumber, iron
ard coal. Having successfully disputed
the market with these, she will next lay
claim to supply the market with salt,
wool, paper, cOrdage, and cotton and
wool fabrics. In this. too, she will hold
her own, and dividing the great empire
o. American trade, take The larger half.
The supreme court of New York has
affirmed the cOnstitutiOnality of the new
law arOlishing imprisonment for debt
beyond the term OF six months. This
liberates all debtors who have already
served a term of six months, and re-
lease of such prisoners has already been
ordered
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Special rates given on larger space anS long
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Notice to Taxpayers.

SAN ANTONIO,
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22
REAL ESTATE.
r,.s,xpss At THE EXCHANGE.

,oso,b II. Lewis. of White Plains, and John
. pohinson. No ll5 Broadway. have been posteu lor
horsh,p IN the Real Estate Exchange. At the auc-
.on salo Yesterday r. " Harnett advertised to sell
roder foreclosure the foursory brownstone dweih T.
No Ana West Thirty but ADJOURNED the sao
,hot date Tho sale Of No. % Maiden Lane, is men
toned ia another column
Az the brokers' CALL +. A. Cruikshank Co., caiied Tor
store and basement and two lofts, or buildings 25x
100 IN rent for oOO between Liberty to Park PIace
bonse 4, Thireth-st between Eighth and Nlnh aNes
TdSar Tucker wanted to buy property IN fsafl-st'
iotween Beekman and Broad ats NJ ";
wilkins wanted 10 borrow any pa!t ~ W.
q Folsom wanted lot or building in Water OF car. @
ss het ween BreKinan and Broad SIS. Alden Sterns
wanted old buildings, so IOO stables or cheap u"o
inCs between Twenty seventh aud Ihrty-'niTu s anu
acres at Greenwich Point, directly on Long isaa Hnn
sound about thirty miles from the city Ior
Ruland a Whiting offered four-sinIy nat ~, %
Fast One hundred and-nintlst., Tor Tlo'UOo'
SSro.rford a frame building, NO. ID Cah,
ST. Greenpoint. l. L., for $4SOo ruWuu !H , nD
acres In YonkeTs at $3.50 an acre f. ~; 4oti
lots r red and twentynh ana MahnhIahhis
Tor S27 500 Edgar Tucker dwelling In East sevenH
scond at between Madison and PARK aves IOrfoo'VVO
linn q Folsom offered Nos. GA to Gao East oAlefnth-
at for $40 900, mortgage $4,000 al per cent renths
si, 600 mortgage $1,000 at per cent rent Sl,Vi4
~ I1G and lis East One-hundred- d-and-nnth-st Tor
800 GOO mortgage Sl4 600 at per cent, rent SZOSs;
So 100 East One-hundred andninth-st. for Sl1'oOo'
rtaoTe - 600 at per cent rent Sk0li. The above.
and -nlnthst., are all fOurstory prlcR
Aa,s No 243 East Thrtieth-st, being "a three-story
bTick house. offered for Sl3,oOo; ...,no
To-day IIora,io Heurques will sell under loreeosure
uoratio UpurqueS referee. lots, 25NlOZZ each, ana
Gvestory fats Nos lib TO ll0 East Seventy slXthst,
north side 1875 feet east OF Fourth-aye.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. n.

NEMJEILStY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBER1Y sr., NORTH nIvEh
+ s% S"G S
q r sT con,
DRHWTSG' ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
nsiarn1s S1 sass s. pnirI%DELpn4, Ninth and
SE So 'sINph4 Is'4 tsS sso M R ss5 and
ri Ssp Y VS FrXLf and fnilffPsbURa. Penn
rq5 I&iLgIf4%gF sys9ynY, kEwIs6gEo and
For hEADfS oG sq9 ,d .5a 5 & 800 t m & sndass
Fsf &C. ss@ a. rs sA,A H.
loo IA 3A5 SaS ZIP P m sapasys at $50 p. IN
fSr TAmAoGA RHttH al TT 100 7 IS" st5 H. iso s4 AGO.
For HDe p n fn%ay'L and MAycH CHUNK
at 4lOo. 100. s:4b m- l0O 1850 $40 o4o H. sun"y
+e 7oO s4s a6o.,s tJo M nsS 60 sts a 400
For HHiGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 400. sas q m 400
For sr"P @ISGToY 7OO s45 100 SO. 400. 4'ao
YSr SGS Ne 4 i Zoo 60 100 go 1880 isn
S:3C Zoo 1850 S'iS io:scp sundays. ao6. s'oos m
So9 c ss s 4YO asS sSS S2S S
SgO NO. 's sSnSays days zoo 500 s.S m H. 400
SI3 IGe 10 L&a SsS NGh iT2o SDJRAN GROVE Co. m rail-.
sC 1sI1sp9 S9 Ocean Drove hS% 'So @
EST FW656 and @ At
~ ~ e. M TIS Io ciT WWiNELAHp and BRIDoEToN at
'''y NFW-JFRsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier No. y. North River, via sanoy HOOK .o,,
Z Is; psf e
Eort9 t2 St$ aIsS and 10 lsIs s
Is and Iis ,Greonwioh-st l4a I76 East sstnst 1854
g% s2s hGssT' cg In Booflyn ii :, Sosegsy
$50 hutSnst 4rsnsieT eomp"ny Wi csI Gs
from hotels or ro'S'9S' &c 4. E Gs'RS0n
'GG.n"roi Manager Gen. Pass and 4 oket Agt
n p IA iDWIN. e.. " p. Ast, l1g Liberty at. N. Y
WEST SHORE RAILROAD: ,,..
w REST coNs1 II N1RUcrfp y > And : D FiSEsT E9gIPrED
THE bno5iuBI.E TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS Or
rpu WEST sHnaE FdnAs9unffE R0nfE E IL AL6Ng TIE WEST WEST
SHORE OF TIE WoRLD.FAMEp IA pS0n Nor MIA ~ INs
HHD THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLh' " ~
on anS acr Dec 18TH 1885, trains will leave West 1'
ran. al leave from new downtown station f9ot OF ~
North River 20 minutes earlier thah Ho" w
Detroit and Chicago $3.50 900. $40 p III s'eep
ers st is 200 $40 D. m sIoepers throIsh . .oao
pnnio RocIester suspension BridFo HiarIa fAs ''So
800 $40 p M seePe5s ~ 30 anu a. n 800 3 10 pm
Hgha AID, P1keepsie and Catskii '.i'o' ii'No y" "''
ash S1S nrstSb ~ msaugeres Albany 'o il'2o
a m. s:56, 900 .sl0, Iii;4o ,.,a p n m ..oo D. m.
For Monte and Canada East, 600 p. N, roror,o
Hamiiion ondon 30 a m, $500. 'siop M. roron'o
.par an" sy STy except saturday Other tran daily er
eePt sunny ums tabs. paror sleeping car aeepmSoda
,,dna ar information apply hoboh on ,.
bToosn s Gosg sx St, M Aness ss Brosdwsy Bo.ory
and wsst shore stations foot wost t2s saa to1'
Isv Sorth RIVER Npress WI ~. 10. ~ ~
sSscf baggage and resdspess SSkT f1s %
sso nroadway. SslefA Ass'N ~AN1
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22
TNHE NEW LINE
Il ...... BETWEEN

EEWNORk, PHILADELPHIA. AND NORFOLK OLD
POINT COMFORT AND THE SOUTH
HOu rs FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
On ana after December 1881
Norfolk halroad Company will Fast Day and Nigh
rpTes between New York and charles Trans leave
few York via PennsylyaHis hailroad Jas and
p N ally. arr wing Old Point Comfort Woek day.
and 80 m. dsiy. Norfolk iiO5 9. rs m sloep.
Ing cars through from NeWY0rk 10 ChaTes and
Cir from Phihgepa Without chang0 Tlckes parlor oar
seats and sleeping Der hs he AZ any T OF ee
Of the PennsYlVspa FSilroad Company
r. CO. KE. Gen'l Pas, and Freish. 4 gept
IL W, DUNN r. superintendent
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22

XNICKFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT II. L.
w Leave Grand OeRtrsl Depot As iollowst
AtSa M. arriving 10 Newport AZ 2Zo M
Az m. arriving In Newport &C ;o0p IN
fDrswinT attached 70 Dgth tihis
THEODoRE WARREN. spp'k ,
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-N.Y.CIr CITY
The following the roal estate Transactions recorded
yesteIday - - =,
il2,b at n 8 1884 II W OF lst-ave, l6Sxl00.l0 90,
Meudel to Wv Leahy - g. 600
1gOth.st n =. lli n OF Broadway. 2obNfo-SA%of
90 8; Hradey and wife 10 same
70 ft Of ith-ave, 0I.SAlOE q MaIgiitt
n Psargo on 20 Margaret Pearson.
9ithsi eSG o Soave $4,000
Frederic 81. ST. =, S GoT oSr or l75
loths' no " Tsss Hsseli ioA0-iV $500
SCH ST. eg 2gT 10 ,eSaTd Sa ivin 325OO
Easf BloarwayE; r W. + seScl and 1O4oO
AleXSndelisSe ave No 700 il'i'" L .D 1000
PeaIlst No M ige apq ~ fs 81. Z 10000
Pea1lst No 4o9' oeOfSe 4uuo a.iu 10000
sh;Sye Sn w g. 10 + n,iSad Si 5000
1323sl Ji : and nd wife TO- % Bear $4,000
ll76,s' IN rec 9oi1 20 Fsnning 1926
eoths1 : ops 4s " vie u to : Raoharach 1900
GresnTleh,SsL nSarfST So loi ..o 10000
l26tn,si 20 Hi = HHasSrourS i 2O5Oo
rS,hst 3 a l2O Il " MaiisOn-aye 25Gl or; also
Sthst 20 10 ~ seSoe O an another $4,000
10Th st. g oC ,Hcuars y H5 of ii Russell TO emke
FSte-si & NC ~ west l'AIo-'- i '''i'u anN 1880
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22
pED I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

FOR LA oUAYRA, PUERTO OABELLo CURACOA AND
MARACAIBO.
From Pier 80 East River. -
VALENCIA ...--.'- THURSDAY. Jan 90.
PhdLAD LPH iA....-........" " ednessV Top ~ ~
Tbsse AMERICAN sTEAMERs. specially built for the
trade have superior accommodations for pasengers
All letters that nay be sent 10 on the days tho
steamers sa Will be duly fOPafded providing they are in
closed IN ssmped envelopes OF denomination suhciont 10
tae pn6d States postage of5 cents per haounce
BoUIfoS. ss sL:ss SpBBX tx LETT, General Managers.
- 1876 PenrsL
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22

NEw-YORK. Thursday, Jan. 81. 1886
Tho following sale was held Exchange and Auction
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22
Citn propertp tor Sale.
Iusiness Property tor Sale aab 10 Get

ITO LET. AT % Ann-st, near Park Row.
Il store and basement with power If required
KULAND * WHITING. Beekman st
JTO LET-Large lot on New -BOwery $4,000
Il square feet partly covered by large building
rutland q WHITING, Beekmans St
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-Straight and excur-
Sion all routes at greatly reduced Tses s MrS sst
the south berths reserved two weeksin advance
LANsIN0'S Railway Ticket ONCE, 35I Broaa"V'
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. Passenger
II ans leave depot foot OF Cortland and Deeorcsses st
at m, $40 npd D. m for EasIon DethlShsm Allen
town. Heading. mauch hunk, Glen summit WnkesnfbS
TOwanda MaVsrly Ithaca Geneva Lyons Bufalo and the
West Pullman through coaches daily LOCAL trains at
o. M anu $40 D m Easton, Bethlehem and coplay
Trains iesyngat and $40 ,; IN. connect Tor al
and HaEeton coal regions sunday tram
fesvos for Msuoh Chunk and IIazloton q
General Eastern Office, No 236 Broadway. - .
y y nv NiTON. q. r A.
BOSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH AND EAST
Id FALL River LINF.-Best route via Sound; MAIL
mum accommodations minimum rates From PIER ~ N ~ II
OF day Sundays ed 81 81 L. n
steamers Bristol and Providence CONNECTION from BROOK
In aud Jersey City bY Annex boat at r. ID
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON @ ans
express trains daily sfGsDtcG S 70 nsaOs ssep
esfsl sundays ii pm with palace siospipS .s
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22
Gapinas Blnks.
Coparln rsbip Notices.

dissolution of PARTNERSHlP.-Notic
hereby given that the partnership heretofore sub
ssng between the andcrsisncd. Charles Henry FELTON,
aniiAiyn Irwe OTon under tbc firm OF C. H. FELTON, a.
Co. Keith grove. UXUrdge Road IN tho county OF Middle
sex rs IAundiymen aud Agents for American Laundry
Machinery and American soap CHIPS and >tach has been
mutual and notice IL hereby further
gwen 10 or from te said late patncrsh p
are 10 be- sent the SAID A. J. Gordon tho address lfore
sail will continue to carry on the business Of the
sad late cop lriBor.hlp -.
&. u. FELTON,.
ALVIN ]. GORDON.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22

PED STAR LINE:
Sailing from New York and Antwerp every saturday
"
HOORDLASD ...-.......". saturday Jan. 81 2Sp D. M
saloon SEQ 600; excursion. Sll0 TO $l6n. Second
Cabin SO; eIeurson, 500 stecrage al lowest rates
PETkR WRIGHT d SONS. CeDI Asts. IS Broadway.
nNHE IT, g. AND BRAZIL MAIL SS. co.
Il Amerfoan passenger line Tor ST. Thomas Barbados,
Para Msrsnhan Psrnsmhuco Bahia RIO de Janeir' con
Meeting Tor MOntoyideO and intermediate porta
FTSASCk- Wed feb 10, AT noon from
From Newport NewA, Va. third day after a. Ie a.
PAUL N 0ERHARD q CO.. Genera Assnh Nd Aroaa~--
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE. .. ...
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAM
FRS FOR QUEESSTOWN AND LIN BRPOOlL -
GEKMANIC Capt Kennedv lhufsdayi jan rs noon
CELTIC. Cant Oleade Ihuf5lay Gu ~
BKITANNIC Capt Perry Thur r-day. Fob. H. 10
ADkI A1IC ant Parsel. Thursday, feb ~ T. H.
From the White star DOCK foot Of West lOtb-sL
RATkS-Ssoon. $50 $50 and 500. Return tickets on
Seeage from TO The OLD Country t2n
nlenedate Ahratic only s35 For Inspection OF plans
and other Information apply at the compahys oihces NO
% """"' r. J. CORT1S Agent
Agents for Philadelphia STUART TOBEY. 4O6 Walnut st
INMAN LINE ,,v,anoo,
CITY RICHMON .Saiuiudy Jan 0 p IN
saturday Jan. 80, 2 D.
CITY OF BERLiN I - a. Jorssy f1tV
PASSAGE $50 $50 and 500 sintermedlAte $50 sTEEh
h"H 'ioH VI PETER WRIGHT SONS. Gen'l Agents
no. broadway, y. y.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22

Bv j. Thomas StSdTnS.
7 4 story building with lot No p MaiienIane, g.
b; n wof Nassaust lot 25xi561-S6x5o h co -oo
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22

TAPAN-CHlNA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
STEAMERS leave San Francisco as foioUsi
SAN PABLO. SATURDAY, March IN 49,. o..
c.vr,c Jan 30 BELGIC ...--..-...... FEB. 20
OCEANIC GAELIC. BELGiC.
snperbly Acknowledgements Accommodation.
San PABLo-Cabin capacity limited
p.seratcns can made by letter or telegraph TO- sno
cabin plans seen at 2s7 broadway SewYork or Ho0n -
Railroad Building. Francisco
LELAND STANFORD President
TIL GOODMAN General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22

Rv Richard Y. HdTHen d Go.
7 story dwelling with lot No S5s West 3Zdst SIS,
SO5 II Q OF 9thave. adjourned sine die.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22
Oredil 5ten mers.

CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE-"LASE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK To LivERPOOl- VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER No. 40 NORTH RIVER
OREGO Saturday * 1880 a
sERVIA day 80.
OAlsI.lA 60 o. a M
ACRANIA. SltuTlay Fob b. ! 80
CabIn passage $50. $50 aud 800 intermediate s35.
steeIage tickets 10 and from all parts Of at very
low Freight ana passage oEce No Bowling Green
VERNON IL. BROWN & Co. Agents.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22
SPECIAL, NOTICE.

SPECIAI NVIICE
The &. &. ZELANDIA will sail WEDNESDAY. January
o. 1856 from San Francisco for Honolulu and sydney
will not take passengers OF HeIgnt TOT
any point New,Zeaan and Fol- freight pas-sge or gehe IN
fornation apply TO Williams Dimond CO. General Agents
San Frsnosco or H. ]. BULLAY, Supt,
Pier foot Canalst, y. H., NewfOrk
New-York tribune., 1886-01-22
grooklpn Property G1r Sale an1 90 Get

OTIS FOR SALE along Brooklyn Elevated
- Railroad NOW IL the best time 70 buy.
rutland a WHITING,5 Beekman ST.