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Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-05-13
The Weapon of Woman.

The man who has sneered at the
limitation of woman's dress has GER
talnly never properly considered the
matter. 1t is true she is hampered by
clinging skirts, by ribbons and bib
bons on every side." that she has no
pockets and that she knows nothing of
the freedom of a waistcoat without
stays beneath; yet for all these disad-
vantages she finds a compensation in
the valuable hairpin.
her masculine companion carries a
pocketful of knives, picks, hooks, and
so on. with which to perform the thous-
and little mechanical tricks needful to
a peaceful civilized existence. She, on
b other hand, looks each emergency,
be 1t great or trifing, fearIessly in the
lace, and with ready hand hicks from
amid her tresses q faithful little loop of
wire, and is ready to encounter what
ever comes. A woman without hair
pms Is lii a ship without sail; she
DRIFTS helplessly at the mercy of unto
ward circumstance, without faith in
herself or our upon which to de-
pend. With this simple assistance she
10 a match for the universe.
With a hairpin she buttons her boots
and fastens her gloves. opens her let
ters and cuts the magazines; with it
she pokes and hooks, picks and scratch
es, pulls and pushes, or even defends
herself from accident or assault. Scores
OF intricate operations for which a man
would find it necessary to employ as
many instruments as adorn the torture
chamber of a dentist, are disposed of
by a timber wristed young woman with
a few ingenious turns of q hairpin, be-
fore her brother has had time to hunt
up his tool chest.
We should like to see q profound and
exhaustive essay from the pen OF some
of tie leaders of the woman movement
upon the political, ethical and intellect.
ual influence of the hairpin for we be-
lieve its importance as a factor in the
problem of female development has
never been properly considered The
way to the ballot box may lie through
its slender arch, and in any case it is
3 woman's weapon against an adverse
world.-Boston Courier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-05-13
MONEY! MONEY!!
$500, $500, $1,000, $4,000
So 5000.

Good farm loans "a now be placed
for three or five years time at fair
rates in Audrain, Boone, Galloway,
Randolph, Monroe, Rails and Pike
counties. Apply to
j. P. CLARK, Mexico, Mo-,
Agent for eastern capital and old
est real estate and loan agent in Gen.
trail Missouri. 45-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-05-13

With tears In his eyes as big as horse.
chestnuts, and pleading piteously in
the extreme. a poor passenger from
Europe entreated a New York Inspec-
tor of Customs to let the smuggled
goods pass, ~beseeching him to accept
$50 tor his trouble. But the Inspec-
tor went sternty on the thorny path of
duty, and when the passenger discov-
cred that the Inspector was deafit Was
loo late. - hsiadetpkt0 Tunes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-05-13
WOOL, WOOL, WOOL
-WANTED.-

l am ready now to buy all the
wool l a get for top prices in spot
cash. l am connected with the largest
wool house in the East, so, therefore,
[ can do better than anyone else.
Give me a show before you sell.
SAM MORRIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-05-13

Porter's Chicken Cholera Cure, q
never-failing remedy, for sale by all
druggists in Mexico and adjoining
counties. 4-2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-05-13

Farmers and others who are think
ing of building should call at tn,
new lumber yard and see Frank
Buffum or VIM. Angel and get bottom
sales. Att
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-05-13

Frank Buffum, proprietor of the
new lumber yard, absolutely defes
competition in quality and prices.
Be sure to call before you buy. Att
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-05-13

Go to Mohinley's for bread, fruit,
oysters and all kinds Of confect,on-
ery. 3l-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-05-13

If you want the best Of bread and
all kinds of confectionery and fruits.
call at McKinley's. Stiff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-05-13

L. f. Roden buys and sells for
cash, and in this way saves money
for his customers. Aft
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-05-13
LOCAL NOTICES.

Woodward & Son havs a complete
set of abstract books. 42-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-05-13

General B. F. Butler recently told q
friend that he had a bresentiment that
he would die within fur years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-05-13

vKTANTED-An experienced ssiesmsne
sell on a liberal commission our CEtx
DRAFTED CIGARS. Those handling other liz
OF goods ~ connection would nnd ~ ven ~
munesafive. Address NEW YORK y
HAVANA CIGAR CO.. No 1 Fourth Ave-. ~
York,
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w n r Z. NJ W.
TIE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG lHE WLsSH
SHORE OF THE WORLD.FAM n III DIS pN hiEEns
AROUND FloTHILLs OF CArSKILL MQUNiArMs3 Ars3
MOHAWK. - "a, -, nv. .,A
II. station as follows; .,,.
North River 20 mnutss earlier than from foot OF "es'
Detroit and Chicago $50 900. $40 p III slsspors
ST. Louis .s:oo $40 p. m. seepers through
buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge Niagara FAILS 'vSV
~. 900, - 10 p ~ 5eegsrs aud drswing room cara
hishlsnd peheep.le and Ktngson ';io - 80 lisSA ~
saugertes and Albany. '7io $50 il:2s m sSs 'e0S
CststIi 4 TO- $50, ii.as m. sss .sio .,,a
- 50. .iwl0 liso M 800. sie 'sio 'iI,i" , NJ -
For Montreal and Cagsas Fast 100 pm r0,or,a
Ha-tton, London, 'eS0 . IN, 800, $40 p m ToronW
.p 50 a NJ, t1'0O. 'Al0 M: o,..,.. ,.u- .,..,s
For ckets time tables paror sleeping car aceomnSds
tions or Information, apply at odiccsi Brookiyns
SSy washington sIi 7S0 Fulton-st; AnneS omeH
foot Of Falton.st New Yor. CITY Sis Ss sss s't:
West SSds and ioot a Jay si North River wss,sSsss
press check from hotels Anu Sss
doncea orders be left ct ashsi o1i,ss v,rc
$50 Brosdwsy. General Passenger Axsae
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R.R.
NEW-JERS CEN IRAB DIVISION,
FnoT nE IIRERI Y.Sr NO1TfI RIVER.

r, ,F6oT o. LIsERI Y:srt Xoa TIL MiyER.,.
For rgoId Ta! TRESTq% o4a sS ,c 'F9ss ,s
DGst GSnnfrOn @ !. Wsyns J%HcC% r @s
DRHWTSG:kooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
S s SsJ S s Sq'n s% "a Gscsp G @ Is,
Re%pEs ~ sgSPfY s & M M s s a 9 p n n sS Ta S ans
For S So sA1ESu " SuNpNI snd d penn
For V%iiiii.hMsPoRr.- suNBURY. LEwrsBURG and
For M4A32y fG an f ap "a r. a ~ b 100 % s45
Ills M; Loo 1880 400. 5:SO 5i. 300 D. m Sundays
E$5 g. "a q! %, s.,. ~
81 81 %$ II, s. I m r. ,s' % so % 81, 400
ALLEMfowN ga sad MAucm cHwSK la1Sly
Fdr oil IiiGh ef FRIDGE BRAHCH at 800 m. 100
fSr 800 Z ss@ . D. m SUNDAYS 1880 D. m
For orSoMERyILtn6 at 400 $50 7oo ,i'5 1880 lila Ia
Gio & 90 7:$i s:l5. io3op m sundays 400 500 IN.
rdr 5IP BIZ ysS ig 400 eo 100 ~ sAs oso 1929.
5i9 5!o .' M sGS 900 ss lS SS 7si. isi
o sc zoo Zoo TqS 81 0'' m 1900 ~ iso 400.
For So XII ,GG Il 30 5.5. SO lloJ loo.
rSr soc N @? hEAyc "a ,? SO OCEAN GRSvE &C., @ ali ra
t| bys cIdeot ot Ocean Grove iS 'o as @ :T D. %
For 46ns and M @ Fat sa
S:l5am.. leo, 43O y. m ..,.r .,,r, p.,n,rron 81.
80? ?NIrWN-JEhsEY " SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier NO. 5, Holth Eiyer, VIA >anoy Hook.
For nlcHLANDs- s-i,nl is,EnAlBRichr LoNG BRANCH
...,i, tu:ly =. 30 D. ,Li-..,a. = - a. i.
: - Ift' iIftitf M o. 4 ''. ~ Itl ~:
For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAr. 4;3)
FOR Al. tiIc CITY. .VINELAND ami BRtDGEToN.
Tickets can be rocured at foot of LiDeuyst Pier
North River u. 2el. 2s7. ~; s44 l40aGI 1923
Broadway. co.. 17 ana 10 6thave !ivington-st 10 H.
II and l43 Green" cLst: llj. q" East 2ta st; ll32
ROWelV prluclpal hotels IN New.
YORK CItyO In BuhSyu II No tOult>t. IO7 Roadway:
s3S Fuion-st 2io ~ Manhattan ave In hoboken.
z54 Washng y. Y. transfer company VIII call sOr
ana o;cls residence TO dest
F. MOoiTLN. {. g. HAN COCK,
General Nanagcl GEN Pass. and icket AZ.
IL. Z. BALDWIN. u. r. T. Az. lI9 Liberty st.. N. "
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after MARCH 22. = "a
GREAT TRUNK LINE

lhON LlNc
AND UNITED STATES MAII. ROUTE
Trains leave New YORK. strecs
strssr. P,tsssrx and the wc, will, pu,, Paine.
car ss Itlasneq :; NJ 81 :" a. and ~ daily NJ York
wias, sport oes IIsvs9 msp@ CORY and rig
'cntre and tie OH Regions
ba@Ss Esr Wanson @ ana The % 1ps ca t. limited Washing.
Mioa M m' arrive Ws.nnsioa 80 p m aad 50
nys a9r9n DS YS 30 M ofa ns a. sa SUM Sna.S AND
For A.atc CITY except suidiy (rhrousl rarlor Carl.
For Cape 5ay. except sunday Halo am.
Long Branch Head aud Intermediate stations.
c a sS IN 40 d no ,oe s0 az a. r.
Norfolk Railroad; a weekdays ant ?. m every eay,
via st@ore AND Bay Line no m % week darn
OF Jersey city ancrdng speedy and direct transfer for
rfain. aftifs: from Pi,t.Ours 80 $40; liso $50
sns sS i4y ,0S s So s sas a' s. p %
spnaay go $50 = M s2c go ana ioSSg@ ,SGg fro%
i5en"i iiso ,n TO 800 SO $40 $50 SO sS5 10 SO
so B. and nd z go % Ss sss' ass ssss q ss SiS
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave York via Dssoiossss and Court
$40 73c eoo g nieagS Lmiiea and 70 wasaington
.a% psa rs niss and sES & S % .ua
sa1ssy sc .ad % SS ana q n %sd And ~
snn.y. s"a eonn.s me- a of % and 900 on
S t S SOC 'SsA & s s''' 5 @
Ills M CL,ni;.d IpTe.. i andi 50 p M lsteoS.
IS ~, sd o. cl9 $50 s1a $40 no. as "a 5S s%aiT Ss
leave rhiaacphia' VIA Camden daily except sur
ficset offices. s4s 49,, and "a. so,dwav Astor House
and foot Of Desoros.es and Conrtiandt sts Courts al
ssst sis ONCE Place s; ana .n...
s.s.Isi sfS% Saa..er General rs..T T92n AGENT
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
Cesal Notire.

INPURSUANCE of an order made by the Hon;
Henry w Book of To- ud es OF me Conrt nI
Common Pleas and for the city and County OF New o.
stttng as county the 3oth Of ADri 1856 no'es
berey ye 10 All the creditors AMI persons having clm
against Thomas H. ScOv aud James H. briggs lnriVuuay
spd a. the late firm OF o. A Behhet
o and now lately trailing together "a partners uhuer VI
firm of G. A. Bennett CO.. IN the my ii oouney
required present. tueir sad eia
with Il vouchers therefor duly venlcd tAe suOscriO' n
IT, Briggs individually aud as nrNlv ng pntners
ofthc of Bennc Co. and no" orlicy RAD
i,c together a, mariners the rn Of g A Ben
nstt Co u rie Ounty OF Newl orn 0r the Deht
creditors his place OF transactng business az
Charles A. hunk. NO I5' ifoad
way city before the ZIst DAY Vi
July 1885.
Baiei ew York April goth. 1886. ,..
attornev for iss,onae Assignee.
237 broadway NcwYork city,
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

TTHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW.
/ YORK 10 all persons Interested in the state OF
ABRAHAM =. HERMAN senG greeting: on ana each o,
you hereby cited and reqnr ny 70 DC ana appear
In the Court OF Pleas for tho city and COUNTY OF
NewYorK at Chambers thereof In the County court
Vouse I'm the city York lIth day OF June
Is 90 Oh o'clock there ana then 70 show Gas, why
final OF the accounts OF IS hPH f. Cu LMAN
a. as,gnee of above.named ABRAHAM HERMAN,
nsovent debtor shoud be had and no cause be own
then merit OF the assignees accounts
In testimony whereof have he eunto caused the seal 0f
rr sad court hereto ain Ied Witness Hon HENRY
" OoKSTAVER OF the -aid court this 18th cay or
April 1856. NATHAN MEL JAHNlo' 1f" CieiA-
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
STERN & MEYERS. Attorneys for Assignee

rI,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK TO all persons rested In the estate oi WILL
IAN IL BARMDRE ASSIGNED the beneni o creditors as
creditors otherwise; .,.., ., ..,oon
and each hereby cited and required TO appear
I'm inc Cou OF Common for the city ana onny OF
NewYork SPECIAL Term Of said our TO be hed az tie
thamhcrs of said County Court House 10 me
tity the first day Of June ls.o al O'CLOCK
IN the orenoOn 10 show why settlement OF the a
of proceedings OF William Reynolds 'roN as snps
tute trustee assigpee the said a-si med estate houu
ne had and II no to attend settlement oi
such account ,.- ,,~. =, A. ,o,,r,
o Common Pleas the seal OF said curt the 18TH day of
-'P' fo~o) - NATHANIEL JARVIS, Jr,
)ecaI I Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
NEW.YORK CENTRAL AND HuDsO

" RIVER RAILkOAD.-C CommeDc ng Nov 90 1885.
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
tS a. Rochester and Montreal Express through draw.
ing 10 Rochester st Albans ani ROuscs Point
$3.50 Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cara,
stopping at Albany Utica. syracuse. Rochester Buffalo.
Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving Chicago
900 a. M. next day.
1O3la m Chicago Express drawing o Canan.
daigua Rochester Niagara Falls and Bu1lo.
til a. Western NewYork and northern Express with
drawing room
$3.50 D. m Albany, Troy Utica Express. through draw
ing Saratoga TT. Edward and Falls
Saturdays only.
= p. H.. Accommodation TO Albany ani Troy.
'6 Chicago and ~. Louis Express with seepngcars
for Niagara Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Toleio Detroit. Chi
cago and ST. Louis.
$50 D. m, Express with sleepngcars syracuse and
Auburn road and 20 saratoga; also 10 Montreal
t+9lJ Pacific Express with secpngcars for Roches
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo ST. LOUIS De-
trOit and Chicago.
IlI5 p. m. Night Express, with sleeping Albany
and Troy Connects with the for the West and
for the North except Saturday night.
Tickets sale at Grand Central Depot No D Bowling
Green Alb Broadway, Harlem Depot l.5 At and have
aud Westeotrs Express Oaices Par place near Broad
way. 7S5 and 942 Broadway and g, Vest 2jthst. New
York. 333 Washington and 7O Fulton sts Brooklyn and 70
4l.st., Villa Dsburg
ACCOMMODATIONS drawing and s'eepng can be
procured OF the ticket Offices in New YORK city and
333 Washin gton- St, Brooklyn.
Baggage called for and checked from residence
Ihcse daily. All others daily except Sunday
t1hese trains stop at Harlem tl25th 81 AMI tIhaye
j. VI. TOUCEY, d. NJ. kENDRl'k,
10 f-nr.a init nd Das.t AGENT
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
Gteursicns.
excursions.
TIE NEW LINE
Between NEW-YOR". PHILADELPHIA,
and NORFOLK,
OLD POINT GOMFORT,


SIX HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
On ana after March 1856. the New York Philadelphia
srd abroad CampJny will Fast Day ana lgnG
IApress NewY and ape Charles Trans leaVe
New York IeEnsylvana kailrOad a. M Weeh ua sann
D. m daily. at Old Point comfort of p ~ "ecA
days and 40 daily Norfolk 5iO =. IN ain '2u a. ~, m
Cane Chsrles Tickets parCrcar seats anu seepepe
can be cnre At am Ticket Office OF the pennsylvania kai
Company. q, u COOKr
IA. W. DUNNE. " ID, IN,
Superintendent GEM fass anu rleisht -NEon,
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
COTTON ARKErs-sY rGLg4eApq

COTTON " ARKErS-8Y rGLHiPhp4
LIVERPOOL. May -l2:31 p. m-Cotton-Frn with fair
demand; Middns Dand-. 5isl; do. Nding orleans. D
36d S2.s-iOOuf bales incluin< 900 bales for spec
uailon and export epts $500 bales including ZOO
oai"- American / urss steldy uplanis Low Mddng
delivery. std; 10 July amt August delivery. l0e4d
do september delivery 6td. september
and October delivery. J64d do. October and November
delivery. Sid.
Tenders deliveries at to-day's cearngs. 640O bales
dock't and 500 a.cs Old do
Tie sales of the t.v include 400 bs'el American.
p. m.coiton Futures closet dli! Uplands Low Midd
ling clause. May delivery 7Gid value TO- M. aud June
delivery. 7G4d. value: DO Juns ana July delivery. 5
tad sellers do July and August de VERY lUoid sell.
ers; DO August and september delivery l2j4d sellers
do september and Ictober delivery. std buyers; do
october and November delivery. i-6id sellers do
November and December delivery, 3-6id sellers,
September delivery l3-5id sellers
CALVES 1OS May i.Cotton steady Miidlng. O. Low Mid
ding, st Good Ordinary. lG; net and gross receipts,
162 bales sales 81 baes stock. 326Ol bales.
SAVANNAH. May - Otton steafv; Middlins s2a; Low
Mdn., 50: Cool Ordinary 1o. nes ana receipts
30l Da.es: s,les 200 bales stock 80 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Nav l-Cotton quiet. Mi,dlny ljI6
Low Middlug. 4 ,.t0 'ood Ordinary. 3 -l6 net aud
gross receipts 27s bies exports to Great Bltan i5O
bales to the Continent. 26j baes cOastwise ySO bales
sales 1000 oaos: stock l76.65S bales.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
~ YORK, LAKE, ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD:
Arrangements Of trains from Gss%Ges st Depot From
Ga 8a.m-paly except sundays Day Express Buffet Drawing
falo, Niagara Falls and Suspension Bridge. sleeping
Coaches Iornellsvile to Cincinnati.
solid pullman train Of Day and moiei Sleeping osches
No extra charge for fast time Arrives Aeadvl 7l5
900 p u aud ST Louis, 1880 the second morning
buaS sns Sas1 1SgS FAILS % asTTss mo,,
popular night between New York and iqa,o
an% sleeping coacSss to E@ira
B@ia,o Siassr. Fails CaeRn.I, and S1c3go oao ,ooo
an, % = noon: it5 800 $50, sio, 5lo $50 $50 $40
$S @ S $50 s2 80 M lGsC $50 r. Tsy1 m sqgnyi @ stS
Paterson 6o ~ "a S!o 72s ~ 9sS loSo x % 2 noon
sSS iHS 81 5 su"aa' % SS sSc 10 %
lsS ~n s ~ ssc so s9 $50 syS $50 800 iioS5
p and IL midnight Tuesday. Thu nrsday aud saturday
s%asSn l.s. Sios $50 1920 % Sg' s. KS $50 500
S @ 3 siS cso sc % and y %as ana sSHs,
Warwick i45, 1850. 1920 NJ, 4:3o p Sundays $40
Sewburg and Cornwall z:5o, a. M. $780, 4:so 8 and
pm. SUNDAY 30 "a. M. q. p m. ~
p sunday $50 scranton a. u sundays excepted.
Goshen a. 40 ausssv mao KS so aoHS sse sso S
Middlelown AS. 6to. 7;5o Q, 1920 a, $50 ASo 2:
n% pS1w '4S sen SsS 1"se WITH
and Western nalroad Man-st The train stops At
Port jeryi. taS 7;eo;o. 1920 m 40 ZOO. 7.o 900
and loIo M 10 6:iS every hour sundays ~ M
To lWtj m every hirtyminutes 1910 NJ 10 $40 - m
riGseis Tor passage apartments Drawing Room and
and % az q Issssss may @ ss Sf, At the Sop Sass
rIrrcs trains from the West arrive in New York at7o
''o' JOIN n T. All XbSoir Gsn' Assa, Nsw.Ysrk
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
Cost an0 (onno.

I OST.-In the mails per steamer " Oregon.
the following: 90 shares New-York. Lake Eric and
Western H. H. CO.. Preferred stock Certificates Nos 39oS;
4sI7 4sls 4.sJ and S2o for ten shares each All
persons hereby cautioned against NEGOTIATING the same
Transfer has been stopped and now applied or
BLAKE BROS. & Co,
IL Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
Gteamhcafs dKo Railroads.

A -RONDOUT and KINGSTON, land,n1
a. ut Cransons West Point Corn wall Newburg Mari.
Rors. Milton Pougrkeepse and EsopuJ consoctiny With
Ulster and delaware. Stony Glove CatsLi Mountafn
Railrosis steamers CITY OF kINGsToN and JAMES,
" BALDWIN leave week D. m. pier foot of
Hsrrisons except Saturdays whom OIrY OF KINGSTON
at /
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YOHk TRiB BUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTON N OFFICES. No l.23s Broadway, corner Thirty
nrsi-st. until p. m, sb3 Brcalway between twenty
second and rweu'yhiri sts until 3us West Twen
~ IA corner I.ht-ayo.. lJy ourth ave. corner
Fourtcenthst, 40 Irdave corner Forty seyenthst No
1.OD5 1hri.avr.. rrar siNcthst. AMI the HARLEM OF
III, H. 2j7 East ODehun re,a twenty tfth.st. 100
Thirlave corner Dne-nnDo and hftst up 70
%. Ia. at ~ guai Office ratcs
A THOROUGH DRESSMAKER wi shes mo re
~ by the day cat III and drape latest French
fashions Ike 'lrnt r,ercncc ROBES, Tribute Uptown
Onscc !. ~ Broadway
Tx .,ERiENChD DREsSMAKER will go out
- bv tae day 10 nr-t ella ~ faliiy. A, dress
C.s., Iibun- Uptown once L. -3S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
1usirntiicn.

For Both Sexes---Countrv.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE-NYACK-O THE
h HUDSON -PreTaIatory and business for gene,meis, ,
CIscratilg t,se ior icies twelve teachers Eh'er NJ
lily """ ''"" ''' W ii. BANISTER A. NJ. Prin
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
ALL FARES REDUCED VIA

IA BTONINUTON LINZ. INSIDE ROUTE
To Providence. 81 % 10 Boston, So first Steamer
leave from pier 49, North RIVER block above
d.. at 500 p. m daily. except sunday; a train Wit
parlor reclinng chars between steamers landing
"''A'" r. W. PoPPLE. Genera Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
RIVER BRANCH.

u 1NEW 1Ohh, NEW-HAvEE AND HARTFORD n n
Trsrs leave Harlem River Station. cOTner 32l ST. and
LDcoisaye Third Avenue Bridge across arem ;ives
(rcacset by Third Arenne Iieva et Raos daily ercsoS
Sundays At 6t5. 750 9l0 10. 1885 no. 355 ll6
$50 $40 aud M for rot Morris Casanova o,ak Point.
IsiandD TcIhim Manor ard New Rochelle connecting A
New Rochelle with trains for all points main line "a
the Eew.York. Newiayen and Hartford Railroad Shors
Line and Ar Inc Diyisonst New Canaan Middetovn
New Britain and Sufcd Branches and ali polnS
East
Midnight for New Rochelle and all intermediate s
tons at 1910 ~ m daily, except MONDAYS w.
Sunday for New.R0chec aud all Intermediate sta
tons 12 aud $50 the latter connectrr
A. New Rochelle with trains % Grand Depot and
Stamford.
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. Passenger
~ trains leave degot foot OF Corlind ad Dcsbossey s
at 340 and p N. for Ia,fon 30 bcbem All en-
tor n. Reating, Msuch nuuk, Glen WikesharrA
TO1Gnda Waveriy, ithaca Geneva Lyons Buhao and me
West Pullman through ccacheo fai y. E,ca trans q
Ia $40 p for Easfon. Bethlehe'n and coplay
points Mshonoy and aeion regions sunday traip
leaves for Maoch Chuok and HazietOn q. m.
General Eastern office, No 49, Broadway.
f. H. BYINGTON. q. p 4
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON and
trains daily SUNDAYS exceped) m.
(paror cars at;ached and IL sleepe
Ing cas) Sundays at III with palace sleeping cars
f. W. PoPPLE. Agent
WEXFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT. II. L
w Leave Grand Central Depot as follows:
A. m, arr viDg In Newport at no y.
a D. M. arriving in Newpor; al ! so m.
ID awing- attached b, IL tIails)
THEODORE WAKKES, SupA
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miscellaneous.

L0R SALE.-Completc coachman's outfit. by
a prominent maker used only few times Address
BARGAIN" Tribune Once
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Copartnsrsbip Notices.

MIR. JAMES II. BENEDICT becomes part
AVl firm from this date.
4. {. BENEDICT & co, 29 Broadst
NAV !, 1886.
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Inslrnriion.

Fer Boys and Young Men-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
u l5s IIesdway, rtsI 4.o.s 4sil year prinay com
q, I spd tsfsfl 6UsIin CItsi instruction thorough
H. Hobby " l. Ain, IiI's NC. hendncA son. Assote
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PED "D0 LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

FOR LAGUAYRA PUERTO CABELLO. CURACOA AND
NARACAlBO
From Pier SO East River.
VALFNCIA.......... Thursday. May l3.
PHILADELPH An. ........ "Wednesday My 20.
1lese AMERICAN STEAMEES specially pun ior the
trade have superior accommodations Tor passengers
All letters that be sent 10 on the Gays e
steamers sail Will be duly forwarded providing they are in
closed stamped envelopes OF denomination suilcicnt 10
the United states postage offs cents per haounce
For freight or passage apply TO
BOULTON, BLISS & DALLETT, General Managers
" allst
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DAY LINE
ID To OLD POINT COMFORT. Norfolk, Va, and South
via Penn r. 4:30 Psrlor cars 70 Baltimore
thence Palace arriving at OLD Point 85 n tn,
Norfolk a m Ii. v. rOMPKINS 0sIl Pass Agent
$40 Broadway, N. X.
BOSTON. NEWPORT, NORTH AND EAST
I'D FALL RIVEi LINE.-Best route via Sound Maxi.
mum accommodations minimum rates From Pier 23 N r.,
foot MURRAY day sundays included 500 10.
Steamers Pilgrim and Providence. by Annex
Boat from Brooklyn 4;3o p NJ, Jersey City 4p IN
NArSKlLL EVENING LINE.
~ For Catskill Stuyvcsant and intermediate anGiBga
daily (sundays eXceotsd from Pier 33. foot Of
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
FOR NEW W-HAYEN.-Stcamcrs leave Peck
slip at p m. and IL (sundays excepted. IL D.
m tine for early North and
Excursion TO New uaven and return, 81 30.
NORWICH LINE.
~ Reduction OF fa-es to all points Boston ST. worces
So 80 steamers leave Pier A., North River foot Of
Wat next pier above Desbrossas street Ferry at 500
2 NJ daily, except Sunday
A LBANY BOATS. " Peoples Line"
N DREW and DEAN RICHMOND.
Leave Pier Al N r. foot tanat daily (Sundays excepe
a6p.m.
Connecting at Albany ior all points North and West
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Tenany coster splrk and yack $40 73p S3O $50 and
II 80 M .l:l5 32p L. 30, 5:2O $40. $50 3 1890
~ midnight sundays $780, 9;30 m.. and p IN.
Connecting trains leave Spark SUfern and interned
ate stations 729 $50 1910, lll5 5JS 7:iJ 9lJ
Sundays l0:4O a. M. 0:l6 p. IN.
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NMAN LINE
~atuId sAidy \ a. m
CITYOF NICUMON -. ur!ay, Nav Is. 330
CITY OF CT TSTFP saturday. MAY t22 m
From Inman Pier foot Of Grands. jersey city CABIN
PASSAGE $50 $50 and 500. intermediate, $50. STEER
AGE IRON TO the Old Country SO .a 49,, .
PETER WRIGHT d SONS, Gen'l Agents.
No broadway, y. y.
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THE STATE STEAISHIP LINE.

BETwE NEw-YORK. GLASGOW AND BELFAST.
UAKNE)
with through tickets at reduced TO Liverpool London,
Dublin
STATE OF INDIANA..........T THURSDAY May G. a. m.
STATE OF NEVADA. Thursday, May 49, y.