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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-17
PRICES IN PLAIN FIGURES.
PETTIS, BASSETT & Co.
GEORGE WILD's STRANGE DEATH.
His Life Ended by an Attack of Apoplexy
Caused by Violent Exertion.

Accompanied by his widow and children, the
remains of George Wild, the Union Depot po-
Kceman, who died under strange circumstances
ut Mound City, H., on Friday, were brought
here yesterday and were buried during the
afternoon by the Masons, the deceased having
been member of Capital City Lodge. The re-
port that Wild had committed suicide was in
vestigated before any steps were taken towards
giving his remains Masonic burial, as suicide
is not deemed worthy the honors of the
order. The coroner at Mound City re-
ported that he had died from apoplexy,
The circumstances of his death. as told by
Mrs. Wild to friends in this city, were quite
strange Upon his arrival in Mound City he at
once beganplanning to kidnap his SON, agedseven
years, and employed man to assist him in the
undertaking On Friday Wild seized the boy
and drove rapidly away with him in buggy,
In another vehicle. Wild's buggy broke down.
and then he ran three hundred yards or more
through the weeds, carrying the boy in his arms,
until finally he tripped and fell The pursuers
overlook him, and Mrs. Wild's brother got hold of
the boy, and started homo with him, leaving
Mrs. Wild to struggle with her husband, who
drew his revolver and made two attempts ia
shoot her, but in doing SO staggered and fell
backward. Mrs. Wild escaped, but. upon learn
Ing afterward that her husband was still lying
where he had fell, she sent assistance to him. He
was found to be unconscious, and was removed
90 a neighboring house, where he died an hour
and half later. The coroners examination re-
suited in verdict to the effect that he had died
from apoplexy, caused by violent exertion.
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Lost Jewelry Recovered.

John E. Sullivan and wife. while driving from
haywood, July 2, where she had been visiting,
lost from the buggy Mrs. Sullivan's satche con.
saining about three-hnndred-d dollars worth OF
.ewelry. Yesterday Patrolmen Haley and
Doherty found the satchel and its contents at
Joseph Schlansky's. No. 229 South Tennessee
street It is thought that the valuables were
dropped from the buggy, when some one picked
them up Schlansky, who lisa dealer in junk,
says he found the satchel in car Of old iron
which he had bought.
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Asst Gen. Pass. ACT, Indianapolis, Ind
Farmers and Stock Dealers.

We can offer low prices on Howe's 4, and 6.
ton Wagon Scales. Cali and see us before You
buy. The Howe is without question the most
durable, most accurate and most sensitive scale
on the market Don't squander your money on
cheap scales HILDEBRAND & FUGATE,
81 South Meridian street
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On Trial for Attempted Murder.

The trial of James Maiden, for assault and
battery with intent to kill, was begun, before
Judge Norton, yesterday afternoon. This is the
case wherein it is alleged Maiden, becoming an
CRY at VIM. Moore's refusal to buy for him q
bucket of beer, cut him on the back It oc-
CURED last june. Tho States testimony re-
veaed no new features, and this morning the
defendant will introduce his witnesses
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Grand Bee-Lino Excursion to Niagara Falls.

On Tuesday, Aug. IT, the c.. c., c., & l. rail
way Decline route), will run their annual ex-
cursion from Indianapolis to Niagara Falls. Ex-
cursion train will leave Indianapolis Union De-
pot at HOS A. M, Massachusetts avenue depot
11:17 A. NJ. The train will be. composed of
coaches, recinine-char cars. sleepers aud din
ing-car. Fare for the round trip only So One
dollar additional will secure ticket to Toronto
and return. Remember the date-Tuesday, Aug.
IT, w. j. NICHOLS,
District Passenger Agent
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NEWSPAPER PLANT FOR SALE!

PRESS ROOM-One twenty horsepower Atlas en-
platform scales, etc.
| COMPOSING ROOM-Desks, tables 2, 900 pounds
of minon and nonparel body type, fifty fonts of job
type twenty-five stands and thirty sets Of cases. two
imposing stones galley racks dumping galley, stands
ing galley long and short brass gaeys. thirty Argan&
burner Cleveland student lamps with brackets and
shades, two proof presses. dozen composing
sticks. twenty-eight brass column rules pair Of
double chases for sevencolumn paper dashes rules
slugs leads, etc. and everything needed In frstcass
composing
AMATEUR STEREOTYPE OUTFIT Consisting
of metal pot casting box beating brush, typehigh
bars furniture bars short plane and board craving
TOOLS chisels hammers, saws, etc.
MAILING ROOM-Galley rack proof press two
double stands three pairs of cases, 600 pounds OF
type for mail list Dickey mailing machine, one
large FONT Of plea Roman, one large font OF plea
Gothic. tables, etc.
COUNTING ROOM-Tables. chairs, desks, type
writer copying press, student lamps etc.
One Reedy Elevator with steam hosting machinery
cables, etc.
This is of the most complete newspaper plants
ever offered for sale. The material has been IN use
but few months and is all of the very best make
and condition. Address call on
| THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES COMPANY
Corner of Market and Circle Streets.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Grand Excursion to Kansas, Nebraska and Texas

VIA vANDALIA LINE,
Aug Is, Sept s and %, 1856 These are prob
ably the lowestrate excursions that will be run
to Western points during the present summer or
coming fall. 1t will therefore be to the advant-
tage Of persons going West to avail them
selves OF the opportunity offered, especially
as the excursions will be run over the direct and
popular Vandalia line, by which superior &C.
commodations are offered on both day and night
trains Excursion tickets by the Vandalia line
will be strictly rst-class, and sold at about one
fare for the round trip good to return forty days
For particular information call on or address
III. r.. DERING,
Asst Gen. Pass. Agt, Indianapolis Ind
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Old SA sstlersI Picnic

Thursday, Aug 10, 1886, at Carriers grove, nine
miles west of Indianapolis, on the l., D. & S.
railroad Trains leave Union Depot at $50 A.
M. Round trip, 40 cents. Speeches by Governor
Gray and others. Instrumental and vocal music
Come with wel1-flled baskets. Everybody in
vited Meet your friends and have good time
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inspection or the Delaware-Street Pavement.
Sylvester Schofeld, having resigned as in
Jpector of the cedar block pavement being laid
IN North Delaware street, the property owners
Interested in tho Improvement met yesterday
morning and agreed upon Hamilton Mccoy for
the position. Thomas Tallentre was detailed
by the city civil engineer to temporarily inspect
the work, and number of blocks which had
been previously accepted, were condemned by
aim. The city engineer will have some one on
ihe ground to give attention to the work all the
lime, as he thinks the inspector will not be as
strict as he desires.
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Suing a woman for SANDER.

Goodall for $4,000 damages on account of
SANDER The alleged epithets used by the de-
PENDANT include nearly everything of OBJ
scene character that can be applied to a woman.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-29
SHARON SPRINGS.
CLOSE OF A SUCCESSFUL SEASON.

CLOSE OF A SUCCESSFUL SEASON
fyRox AN OCCASIONAL CORR EsPoxDESr rHs rRIBuSEl
SHARON SPRINGS, Aug. 2S.-This week ends
the most suceessul August Sharon has hsd for many
years That it has not been moro suecessfui is
owing not Of people bot TO tue want of places
to put the n Tue country 20 full of summer iesors
win abundance Of spare tnat II cannot veil DO
pected people sbsuld acre shere they have
not be.n 10 To get roos has been the
oase nearly the whole Of AUGUST Il 10 be hoped that
besoro another season Sharon will have another hotel
which s much needed and which II would have had this
If several Of the landlords had bscn onshal snxious
70 h~lp plaes they TO 10 to Kill IL HOW
ever ttme goes some meu grow wiser and Others
die. .. g..
Mrs Br.disn Johnson at the Pavilion bowling alisy
The Harvard Quartet who stopptns here gave q
Monday evening The Pavilion parors were niled ny
an ai recative audience wno repeatedly ana heartily
encoisd them Last nisst they went 70 tooIrss , 70
Among thoee rho have arrived during tbs week are:
Tdr,it0s-Charles G. Thompson. !. Meyer. vile ana
chili, Mira Thomas A.. Iuer. Mrs x; A. Duer L. c.
B"ssrt. Mr.. and Mrs r. De Baum. A. LIE Roy. 4.
Miller 7. r. Bacon Hal. and dan;hter of New. York
GeOrs. A. smith, Miss Hall. Mss HuLbnrn. ai.s FAIR
| Mr.. stone. Mr. and Mrs.. W. II. Hustei, Mrs o..
| Yroman. g. A. Dressort and wife, of Broosiyn ,...
| schinzel. Mr.. AMI Mrs p koehler !. r Ecke..on
s1d family, WI.iian .. Wdmayer and family, Mrs.
:. G. wehrun, Mr.. AMI Mrs. William Kramer and
| family A. E. Ro-enbsum ami family.
| Nansion Hosse-M T. Abein. q. Barrett, T. CI"n'er
Gerald A. b. Falk. Mr. ami Mrs. W. II. Harrison Miss
| MARY New Dury. Mrs. NJ GunDy
| sharon hOas,-J0hn f. WaIner, Thomas n sharp
| Cooke, Mrs. T. A. Ames aud daught.r. MIS- ~. L"
| Heath, ID. Moouey. George Kis.am aud vile
New-York tribune., 1886-08-29
UTAUQUA LAKE.
ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATIONS PLANNED
AUTUMN COLORS IN MOUNTAIN AND

ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATIONS PLANNED
AUTUMN COLORS IN MOUNTAIN AND
MEADOW.
lFRpM OCC AsIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRiBCNEj
CHAU1AuQUA. Aug. 2S.-The arrivals at the
various points CnAdtauqus Lake since last SUNDAY
have been larger than the corresponding week In any
previous In another week. however, the season
viii begin to wane. Tne present prosperous summer
has resulted 10 the for the construction OF
large ho;el az LAkew wood. another large hotel IT
Long Po and the OF The Grand Hotel NJ
Point Chzu,auqua- A feet Of large iron steamboats,
will also be built for next season.
Tourists wonder that Chautauqua Lake. with ell It's
besuues remained SO long unknown them, only COM
iug into general notice twelve years Nov the
tourists have discovered that September 10 By far the
best month at the laka Then nature displays her
sofes; and nHcst coorI Then she brings for
her purple grapes for nne vineyards abound al!
about CbautAuQuA
CeleprNes continue 70 come and go daily. g. r. Reed.
Ediio of Ihe Cincinnati COmmerct CARTE, Is at the
Kent House, Lake wool. He Ia accompanied by his
e.ughter and also tue family OF ChietJustic Waite.
w. =. White Of Sew-Iork. 10 At the Grand Hotel.
Point CbAutAuquA FRANK Gainor and Mics Gainor, OF
New-York. have apartments at the Grand N. B.
Asyvils N. X. sanderson. of Brooklyn. has arriv ed
or late season st the Beaujezu House. Mayvil!c
l. klne Of New.York. has taken rooms st the Grand
coei, foins ChAutauQuA Or. Vincent and family and
~. SeerEs Vincent, have departed for New-iork.
1hsJ SAL On september for years tour In Europe
New-York tribune., 1886-08-29
SCHROON LAKE.

PLACE OF MANY ArrRACriOys-GUEsrs At THE
TAYLOR House.
Vnoh SoccAsoSAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE. !
LAKE VIEW POSr, Schroon Lake, Aug. 90
1ais sss osou delightful ssason this picturesque
resort on ecnfoon LAxs. one Of tho prettsst Of al
the Adirondack lakes. II Aas, mersov,r. the
sdvan,ass Of convenient proximity to the railroad
sAss as Of oaiy sx niiss ssa plsaasas sal of four
niiss bringing one visheot fatigue - ms Assp.tssls
doora New-York. Brooklyn. Phisdsiphla. Richmond
snd etnss leading tiss rspssseatsd smeas ,As nu-
kuests. There exhilArAtiOn In the air. thsro
dancing 70 make msrry thsrs 70 the opportunity for
sAiisx rowing AID Asaiag vAls Arvss are charm
tss sxssent loads passas thsoash oss astrassvs
aad rsmsntlc Adlresaack sessery. AsIs Donth the
6shas V - morally she Dess yrsit1e d Sls eassSsa
Tbs felloVlaG ese soeaG tks arrivals O. IT, Tayisr
eteekveus 1sssees Hove ss1 Ieyt essskveli, {. O.
Sse.se 49, - ~ 49,: sse "a Ss,,. - - nss w.
0A@nVsW v y. CsvAaG n saA M tSviasa, -
New-York tribune., 1886-08-29
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

ON and AFTER June a. 1883 trNns VII 'savs wsss s24
,ins cav. from downtown sssscs ssst Of Iay ~
NSrth ElyeI 10 ninues earlier uAa ueA loot 81 ~sse
n.sro, and Chicago -ssc 600 = oH.. s'ssSss
'nsG'ft m fon,s GEO .slo , .. slssDsrs sarousA
Passo Rocheser suspenstos Bridgs Sagars Pans 'St0
- 30 = m .sOo. $40 - s,esess "a dssvtAs-Fssa
cara .... q IN "a m =. - Am Alan -
Hishi.Di foushksepsie and Knsssss si0 Aia -
sS sssssr:s sSa Albany ~ Tie 'ss0 HIS u. -
Vcs.su sgo. = TO- soo $50 II - . n. s<s .sle =
trsn.tou's West Point Cornwall aad Hswoufl - 10
$50 'lVl0. l! as = IN. tM 2 10 a. - sSsa - -
asd 6 o0 ~. foI Cransioa = Csr.vsA .nd NsveszS
H. {snisss. asss'c london, sSs s' ID a,s p. r~
s.ras:s. % speeis,s INA . - aAsH - rsa~ -
~Isss1 isss ossrs. - if 3 .. sasarlayv s.ly sAsAa
EaatsrskiM Hsnsss, Hobart sQraSA Hstel eeeessa
pSosiels 80 800 u - . n- 80 rSssf -
e r.es, = css. Ar "a xs.sssss z..s ss.s a,a
sca II % =, S4s 4 Psfsss sas - csaskm - IL
Dan; ,6sRy except sasaraas osas Trains AaEs ssesva
ToT dckssa time saSlsA paxiss = sasslsas e. s2ss<
tlses g afes1s:ssc y - agElS so6 SnSSs
Me-, r.: S::s ss::. es:si s:.s.ss - = 3 = -
HssA Sivss - Fsas . L - yCsa90S. 49,
S.s:& o;s;"'. .sskss i&i7 5se.vs
New-York tribune., 1886-08-29

q ~ Il - -. 4 80 q ~ =
49, = = y q ';s:s: s:: T. g m
3. q w. s.:...s:s An e.::s: e: .sss: .s:.
S"sS. :. !: q. q E:::, q 4 s:.::. j:ss.y osyi No:
wife and son. Terrytovn Hashss q. q Bssll ssd fan
y. RscIe.ssf Ne ead nrs / (. + nss, Ki:s Pm, 9
n. wisea. Thomas ". Ryss. the Hoa. JOAN n Franell
and Franea, ". b Wslses. wife and sen. Ma Y z
New-York tribune., 1886-08-29
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JUNE -. iss9,
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED sTATEs NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave York Desbrossss and CsurtAndt STREE
narrsburr, Pttsburs and the West, Pullman Palace
aa' sna & % bla. s.ssa. Sa Ana s:s
ing Car. At "a m every day -.
Esp % ssansetns Il Cory Frta;viIo 'P:sfo:as
teI!re and !he Oh gt.gona ,,o,.,
Sra0p %anscn 20 9d III % 1s sSu "a 'si Limited washing
IT, S.;.1sSn ssd 40 .ss ,Ii'ss
For Atsnie Ciiy. except sunday. IIIo m-l ahrOuss
Es5 Esas sfRs MAY nay sqSay and stations
10 20 aaa H.sHy 5 y .a % Il as
r5 I'D =. and and Ssrs G r 's and
NoriG. k,l,a.. %ev.y day VIA Baltimore and
poats Of Annex connect with all through trains
Jersey cay 4fardnsa speedy and direct transfer t'f
Tram nom r;9ass 5Ic sS so .ns a.1;.si: III sss
e9S eso M ;y s5 9o % Co. 3d. s?S .ss 1855
sunday, 90 9 50 M 20. ?2o and los,am Trcn
fr.'%.1 3 = a%S s. e.? s:S g
TO- 7sO iiS' a n' 49, o'1' $50 sso' s'' and 1913
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Erpre.s Trains YORK. DesSrosses And Court
sfG 2G .as q w. en-. i's go
iHs i1 ssa.y. ss r. Ln 10
,"S G.; ant ..l-r e. %s Sunday at 400 and
'I,tr; It's. ..'in. Ds. .ss = .aa On
Sundays cona~st 81 Iienou Tor Camden
Returning trains ieav. s"ad street staton rhS,'pni2
II l5a m tiimitst ErprsSs II Ant 80 y nj Y tss
s. 4 g.. IS IL. ~ and 50 IN ON sunday; IL oi
$40 % 40 TO- = 80 - l2%9 - ~ Limitsa S3Ss
7l2 and = ~ pm
Leave Phi.de! !phiA Camden 900 daily exc -
f..: s.s .so and q. Broadway 4.,or Eo.:,, .:,
BrooEiyn Annel station. foot OF Fulton BROOKLYN,
Pua Hotel noi,ok-a Station, Jersey city EmgrAnl
Ticket once No battery Place and Castle Gartsn.
New yoIk rrausfri Company VIII call for and cheek
baggage 1vmh and residences
iAs r PCuH j. r. wOOD
General AAnagsr 0tnera Psssr Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-08-29

!. ...xx AsarvAIs 40 DsrAszva1e-eooAs =
- xsrAlxxnxrs-PensoxAs.

...~v assryAyS 40 DerAkTva1o-eo0AS -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
,suu,Al opaRssroxpmr ~ - xnsuse
v,ruurxp SPRINGS, Aug. 20.-Conpere4
-~. ~~ars sAis August ~ easSaeeeesy ~ -
srsepsss - sepssnser S'sns M.
-. ..rwan q the New Amefseaa sAss veex - w
.,.s.A bv the ehe,os toilssses ee Ne iaass& ss.~
- a,d MIS- Kaes kAnnsy lsd
- uus,sal snassars snsns tes
Ss..~ v.ra,.e ssr4s' asos Of Nsv-York ana bfeok.
unch iu,sress u fsas In ths sass'sse's p1'
-. a.s ussieai pfogrAms snssed
~,,,os,s q the Spring Honss last vses vs.
- .oocss. ne staging OF ArA ossr's sm''a "''
eepeasiiy sdured- . A,,.nr 70
.,,.ay. fr,enas as y1vs Nile Point otsseo LAKE. On
wS1,..a,v. The dinner given In honor q NJ s"N
~. I.ues B. Williams asd Miss wtii'smA
~. sn.,m.n ". Kuevsis and family aecompen'so oy
o.. u.,r., Warner Of Nsx-York, have srr'Neo - N'
eprne House. v psne.
hon. New-York. Editor OF TAe Hotel 0asesH: ArS -
oou' w...yo,k a gue.t Of Mrs Judge Leonard and
The TuDn,cs he: for late s,sv.. s,s. M aoims Mrs
Of ynnssn.ii srd Mr. Giles r. BUSHNELL Of BroSslyn ,;
Lieutenant r A Culver. u. s. NJ was s' 'n' ''''''
HSS:s Sso 90 Casrss Miller Of York and Mr. sna
MA E Tweede. Of Newport K Lee sre - '"'
hTS The w.s,coss Block has been renamed ''A"'''"'
0 eircu, 10 billed for September 4
Sprtso House,. O. Aisen r. D. kins Non ono H.rrnann
sssr kes Mr. Koesss and family, Mrs o.
Niss schuyler. maid snS o"s0n w,;s ana child, Mr.. j.
rrUO:s I Il: S.ns R.r j. joyc. Moore Of
u,s, As. ss.n.s DE- j. F. Ms,csI Mis-. Holmes. Mr..
William ha1, snan.sn''s Boston Lady c Miior
Il, dou England
New-York tribune., 1886-08-29
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RR.
SEWJER-EY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT or LIBERTY ST. NORTH RIVER

4 SEWJER-Ef IESTRAL DIV ls!oN
r.Mf2 PnsttIrnklS. = I,siHs EsSEM SuSE 8 is;s:
FsS: .SS .So ss IsSS ss
DSs. css.n" HSn1Y Mi Tor %.n.yanI cons
h. vi s'a on Al. Day Train. an. SLEEPING
i, ssss :s .,a Gs';s Il .
So - sS 5 Il a T1t oo o ssa s 80
~, ,%TocKmAvEx. hHn rsA%E and nd parLLrpsBuRa Penn
For u '&1lIyLfAa.poRr.. IL suSnuRy. LHwIssURo ana
FL 4. s .SS sss IS isoo N sanss
F: !ss % .s; r. s4isfss s. $50
LOO 80 !t3. 5t5pe suniaysM ssopm
FS' FSs Psf12S o. ssos a lsa 81, 400
20, .s5o 20 20 M $50 S ioO 80 ssS sts saaass
ro' az RAsf6S a. g 400 100 80 m Loo Isc s.s .oa
70, 2 Il 20 soo " 50 S 80 sss
rS; LsSiSJroS sirstyr zoo $50 H. Loo 80 400 .sa
r:r sGS pRgv 1918 100
N, lo5.I 80 D ,+s 400 40 100 ss@ 80 soa
rf' 81 81 - - ss lsls
S GO s. s4s :o % i.os n T. sd ttSS sss -
Fi' o .S soS go ' 81; % 10 sanas,' @ so =
70, SSo BRANCH, OCEAN crow Is g. an ,.a' =
snn1.v, e,, . vi o,e NJ 3 90 q ni, .. N,
ia, FEE EhOLD 4 90 \ Is Al NJ a., 81. NJ. 500 =
30, LAKEWOOD TONS RIVER BAhSEOAT GAWs
Hsafria safriayrTt e cifE. ~ vrSELASD and BHIDoEroS
AOOA q l30p
NEw.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From rer No 8. North Rvss VIA sandy HOOK.
For HIGHLANDs. sEABRIGHT LONG BRANCH %
90. IL Ooz u, 90. 3&5. So $50 n sundays -
yo1 ATLANTIC kiGHLAsDs. $50. 600 . n. s+a A,a
20, LAKEWOOD. TONS RIVER and sARNEdArtS
Fo otEXS GROvE OCEAN BEACH and POINT
PLEASAST. . ~, II 70 N 90 40 80 "a "a vro~
20, ATLANTIC CITY, vlNELASD and bkioVhIVNs
( 80 a.. lVUpm .,,,., p.r So n
Hortn RiveI II. 29i. 2s7, t2i s&A llsosnd 'Is
Rivlnkt"e-s AZ ~ -. ." -
IA Greenrch T iis ITO EAs, 25th 1872 sc-"rs IsS
Canal St aud PRINCIPAL bOls. IN Nes 30 2,,,on Si6
iy, a. So Court lO7 Broadway sSs 400 ruton." St
IA Manhsitan avs In Hsbokss 2ot sshn9nsN 49,.
Company VIZ CAL ios 80 sAs~~ SssS~~
lolr,s or rrsidsnce " desunAuon ~ N u.v~orv
JF. wOOTES a.. pa .ns T,rhst Al
Eenp' nIrDxIN @ Agt. lls Llvssv o.. ~ u
New-York tribune., 1886-08-29

HARTFORD via Conn. River from Pier "a
X steamers Ciy Of sprngheii and - Sity Of Rich
uond daily Fare 81 so Round Trip u 3o et~to
rooms one Wal ST. Round trip. 81 So
The fruD New YORK nv steamer 'ity or
yne gives FAR Inntn Eton on the Sound
Return leave Hartford Monday NJ. Delightful scenery
or onr., tcut RIVER through ands and nearly
Hartford Deep Eiv"T Good table
goo tho SATURDAY IT nav be cupied
saturd.y sunday Montay One fare and one room -
TRIP two fares and room 50 ~ three tarss
and timer an
New-York tribune., 1886-08-29
HARIEM RIVER BRANCH

NEW.YORK Ew HAVEN sad HARTFORD n \.
Trans leave Harlem naveI ss.tos corner ls.d q, and
River II e.ched " THIRD Avenue Elevated Ratroad. dAly
sIesp, sundays s4s 90 t!1 IT, u % q m ~ ss
ronu Hunt Point Yves, Farms Van Ssst w.s. Css..rs
Pelham Manor aud New Ro, ,hsnS, connecting as New
RssLss With trains for ali po.n1 % the pain Lne o. tns
ana Air Line Dvnisnsi New csnss.. Adds.ow. Ne. .,
Midnight train New Esehsls ssd all lnteinsdAts sta'
fions Q q 10 Q n daily. except Assdaya ,. a.
Sunday trains Rochelle ard all ntermedists -
az m 3oi and $50 the latter sraaa e"aAss|
New-York tribune., 1886-08-29
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST

~ ERH RAILROAD SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NEW.YOkK AND BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS. 80 DUST. ALWAYS On TINE.
Pi'IINAS PALACE DAY AID SLEEPING COACHES.
Depots New York foot of Barclay and Chr"ophe sis
Daily except Sundays Bnfalo and O-~rgo EIpr-st
Pullman coahrs Water cap >rondsbnTg scrsBon bns
ham'on En,ra Bath. Burso sYracnsr o-wsFo. Greene,
Oxfori, Norwich Uuca for p Pt-ton.
wls-sbar- DsnvIls and >ortaInoerland AZ Oweso for
Ithaca and iberme tiate stitobA
lpm Bnghanton and tmirA Expr-.s. Pullman coaches
for Water Gap SCRANTON. BnghAmtOu. Owego and tlmrA
PttsiOn, Mk-sosrre Sc
7rm pAi'y Bu falo Iimited Express Pullman c"'ches
for -troudsburg, scranton, Bnghamton. Owrgo, EMra
Corn ng Bath. -Wayand. Buffalo Sc. arrv ng BGGAo
20 a. ~ Sleeping coach for o can via ~avlaud
d IA DAILY Buffalo and svego Pullman
colrhr. stIouisDurg scranton. gnchamton Corandt
Syracuse o. sSeso Greene, Oxford Norvoh. Ctra and
K.chn-d Sprn.s at oweSo for lthara and nt~t
MEDIATE stations saturday. Conno<is At BuuAAo win
ira ns for all Other points est
For Rlchn-Id sprug. daily. except Sundays. $500
.. IN daily Sleeping coach attached
see time taGes tor trains on Morrs an1 Essex III
New-York tribune., 1886-08-29

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New-York tribune., 1886-08-29
DONDOUT. KINGSTON AN

pONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CHS.
IL KILL MONTANA landing ~ Cranston's West
Pont Cornwall Ne-burx Marlboro Milton Poushkssp.s
with Ulster and Delzw stony
Glove aud C.tskil Mountain and Eaatersnn Rsro1is
Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES W. BALD
rison St except Saturday. when CITY OF KINGSTON
landing only At Newburg and Poughkeeps
connec,ns With special evening trans Tor al 81 ~
VIII leave Rondout SUNDAY nights IL O'Clock arrival 81
sneca arriving At New ork
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New-York tribune., 1886-08-29
7 EIlIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS sav. depot foo, Of Cortlandt OF
Desbru.ses at and 7. p daily ~ a. M train
sunay. only runs To Mauoh Chunk Hazeton, for AL
prfnc.pal 10 al points Geneva lyons FmirA Rochester
Burao AND the West Pu LLMAN SLEEPER OF p. n
TRAIN.
At NJ Catasauqna and all intermediate roints.
All m Tuukhannock and all m termediate polDta
Al 80 D. for Ptston AMI all principal lntornei!ate
po
At SOP m daily for Copay and All intermediate pontA
80 for Laurys aud all informed. ate points.
Trair. tsving At a. M ant $40 connect for all
polu,> n Mahznoy and Hakle;On cal Regions
GENERAL EASTERN OFFICE. 235 BROADWAY
r. H. BYINGTON General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-08-29
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DAY LINE
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Leave via Prun r. r. 80 m fArioi caIs " ntt4n -
thencs P.ias s,Aasnsrs afiivt.g = o{d pSans sie
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New-York tribune., 1886-08-29
NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY. Fer1es In New ork from foot Of Jay st

~ RAILWAY. Ferries In New'York from foot OF Jay 81
and West S2d-st
From, jaw st $50; West <2dst. e10 . psy express
for MddIeowu FlI~pvtre Monticello Liberty White Lska
Delhi osvegs and intermediate stAtiona Pullman drawing
Jay at 500; West I2d-st, 3ls p. m. Clster County
express for Mddietown Ellenvle Monticello. Liberty
White Lake intermediate ststionA Pullman dfawnS
Jay st Sis; West 42Ast- 695 p Night sxprssa for
Oswreo Suspension Bridge thousand fslAnda Pullman
sleeping New York Cape Vincent runs daily Jsys
1 so m West <2dst. 2l0 m SATURDAYS only for MID
dletown Monticello white Lake Liberty and Intermediate
stations Pullman drawing room HArdcoal engines
used on all passenger trans
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