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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-22
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TIE VOWBOT'N 7UEI OF 4 NIIITHED 7 M h73
san Antonio (Ter Letter The 81 Louis Globe Democrat
lie had been coegan. man or influence In MS col
lege leader OF certain sets In later days, aud for his
wear. n man OF affairs. Ii angered MIN that the few
peDple he met gagged HIM only By his knowledge OF
range requirements and ability to sit pitching pony
lie was little versed In the former; could not do the
latter 80 well they and their thnly yelled contempt
CALLED him to an extent that later he looked BACK on
with ANN cement. "IIo could down God Almighty ut q
spe lin bee" raid one man; "but he can't ride"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-22
NEW JERSEY towns.

MoNTCiAIh-llFt sunday at the annual collection FOR
foreign is ions the Pres, ytera Church ~ wc, tho
Rev Dr. j. Rom yu Berry pastor tl3ij was secure l
900 being given By man for the support Of mis-
sIOuary.
PLAISPIRLD.-A grand bicycle tournament under the
auspices Of Plsnhrd Bicycle CLUB Will he he'd at
The Crescent on Manday evening. Blryciss from ali
parts New Jersey ana from New York and B:ooklyn
VIII be present
RAuwAY.-Gcorge w. Hall. nj one time rich and
rrsper0u, ne rctnt who lost EVERYTHING by business
ieyerscs received word 81 having fallen heir To
million dollars A. Oakry Hal has worked tue case up
and IL asserted that the money VIII coon Do received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-22
MAKING MISSION AN INDEPENDEHT CHURCH.
Thn Memorial Misslnn Chanel for manY Years

y
connected with The Madison square Presbyterian Church.
OF which the Rev. Dr. Charles III. Parkhurst Is pastor
was rcorganZed last evening as independent church
The building al No 200 East Thrtcenthst. has cheer
ful auditorium with seating capacity OF about 100
and a comfortable SundIy-schOol room adjoining DR.
Parkhurst and committee from the Madison Square
Church took part IN the service last evening. Two
hundred and PERSONS, large proportion
of whom women, were announced constituting
the member OF the church 70 this number
an err yard nd tel other who Joined confession Of
faith The Rev jesse f. Forbes was chosen pastor. The
church Will be called the Adams Memorial Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-22

try have already announced that they will De s H
Theron g. strong Is chairman OF the Committee VI
r,np.ment, Alumni members from all OF the thiry
chapters OF the socety will be present. From n,,sT
ION will come Senators Gibson, OF Louisiana, anu
OF south Carolina and congressman H. A. HeroeTI. VI
Alabama; W. C. Mayberry. of Michignn J3h Ha ~ York
Others VINO will he present and speak are Wayne Mac
Veagh, Julian Hawthorne General Wager sWaynu , s
Rev DR. Randolph II. McKin, Speaker James IL nus''1'
Stephen A. Walker and II. o. Thompson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-22
SHARP PRA OTICE ~ TIE PRODUOE EXCHANGE.
Cnmnlnints have RECENTLY heen maln of sharn

practice IN the Produce Exchange. For instance, a
member bids for wheat 81 y So" The 81 II Is
said. the seller pnts IN his pocket as perquiste.
There Isl by law forbdiing this, nut yesterday j. II.
IIerrck offered resolution at the o'clock call
mending that members trading on options giving u
and 81 shall be disciI lined" Immediately shouts
arose of Cornell" " Cornell" Smith," Smith" The
motion was carried, Cornelius A. Smith alone voting
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-22
MEsrCHEsrEK COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs-A dcls.ation OF citizens who live in
Grcrnburg near the new Aqnednct called upon Dis
Attorney Baker yesterday asd entered complaint
about the manufacture OF dynamite or FOrsythc powder
near their houses The delegation was headed by Road
Lunney. There II stored Ia the town aDOui
Two tons Of dynamite MI Baker will lay tue case before
Grand Jury next month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-22
ALONG ME sOrND.

WysrpoRr-rhe eighty fourth birthday OF Horace
slncs PRESIDENT or tho First National Bank, Occnr.
ON February 10. He Is the founder OF high school and
II ~ propnsrd by teachers aud scholars to celebrate the
h,rlidar by exercises In the building. Mr. staples has
been reader of THE TRHrNE since II founded
m lsil and Is one OF the frGiest Of Republicans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-22

The Frcrhol!crs adopted resolution yesterday re
quostiug their counsel 10 inform them what legal oh
structi there are. IL any to the BOard uulidlug
bruce WsshuEt"u.st, over the CAP. Inc l'odrl VII
not take any active steps mill this opinion In received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-22
ANNUAL DINNER or ID. X. z.

The annual dinner of the Della Kappa
Epsilon fraternity VIII take place Mt DrlmSnicos on
next Thursday evening. Nearly $50 members living
both this neghhorh0od aud distant parts Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-22
THE MAN WHO swINDLED STERLING.

An examination of the record of the man who I'M
posed himself upon eX-AldennaE Sterling OF Brook
w., ON Wednesday as "G Is. Hayes, Executive
DepaI tment, Albany" shows that he Is jail-blrd
WHO has carried OH extensive confidence operations
His manner and appearance identify HIM as ii. y
GRAY alias Major Hunt alias Henry TwInHham,
alias Major Coon. In 1880 he vict1nlzed some
persons in Springfield ana Boston by representing
himself as a secret agent of the Massachusetts, Gov
eminent investigating State prisons and aims
houses The amount he secured from officials Wi til
whom he came in contact was usually about $40
which he said he had expended for teegraphlng
carriace-hire saud stationery When exposed IN
Snringtield he went to Albany and defrauded Pen-
tent;ary officers. Afterward he came to this city
and claiming to be % brother of United States ln-
spector rwinkham. of the Treasury Department. he
DECEIVED various Custom House officials. Some OF
his victims lived in Brooklyn and at last he was
arrested for getting money under false pretences
Az result he served four years in the Kings County
Prnitentiary After his release lie went to Phila-
delphia and resumed his old practices.
Several weeks ago he appeared IN tins city ana
secured money from John Haveron, Informing him
that Secretary Manning bad appointed him Slip
ping Commissioner The swindler said he was
tMajor Coon of the Treasury Department" and
was intrusted with delicate confidential mission.
His pIausibility deceived all whom he met. Includ-
ing Distrct-Attoney MARITIME. Mr. Sterling does
not say how much money he let Hayes have IL
ia not wondered at that Hayes" recognized
jim Shevlin when he met him, for Shevlln was
warden of the Penitentiary when he was imprisoned
there Hayes is said to have relatives i'll Brook
lyn and wife in Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-22

babeas corpus The prisoner shot and killed nls
wife Kate at l o'clock the morning o, oat'' 20
That he was cleaning the pistol and that the sh3q,
ing was accidental. He was committed Oh nc
verdict of the eorOners jury, and ms cOLsoJl ht
terday asked for his discharge on the srouhu 'n''
the facts dId not justify his detention.
wALKING BAREFOoTED IN THE SNOW -.
An alarm was sent ont from the East i ilnaof-
ffth-st. police station on tuesday evening" carnon
woman. who had disappeared from her home Ia
Thirty -ninth-st. Frst-ave after e1n nalTnS
With hare feet nader the elevated railroad station
at Ninti-ave and Eighty irst-st. on Mednesaa Is
night, suffering from exposure to the coid' anu
remoyed to The NInety-ninth street Hospital
Yesterday she was transferred to the pavilion lor
the insane at Bellevue Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MTNTATUHs
sun r,e TIA SETS OF Noou rises sl5 Moons d. II
uliI WATER TO-DAY.
A.-snpGy Hn,1. $50 uav. .sinL Q2A Ioi DATA ll:l3
PX-sspdy Hook, 1888 doS. Isl-nL lo0toii GIta ll53
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-22
,oReIGy STEAMERS DUE At THIS POR1
Annpunc Iusn.A
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,

Announca usn:%
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
ia Lexington. ave, between 2stb ard 30th Sta
Unrra tO /, 70 Z biscases OF the Nervous system.
oenito Urinary orgars Impotence and stertliu
If bilious or suffering from impurity of blood,
or weak Innss OF consumption tscr''u9s dslse
nf "a. uazs Dr Picrccs Golden Mcdl al DSSo'o''
and IL will cure YOU. by druggiss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-22

Advertisements admitted ia'o these columns ars
seesm mendel to the readers of TEE TRIBUNE
rs thoroughly reliable, sna rDsiness can be desc
by mail with the advertisers with perfect safety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-22

he committed to the care OF the officers until it is
paid. The Juror was led hack to the inelosnres at
the rear of The room but soon after pad his me
and was released.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

AN AID TO NUMERICAL CALGUlAriso%ut olrs soutninsson,
~ "a vrt;cn by HENRY A. JONES, So"'n'
cn"p Jones * savage l2uno pp ]o~
This 10 not collect OF numerical puzzes WIN 'no"
.o,r,ons. nor O, such Authorizations In ar.nne''" rU
os arply only special cases. nor is one o' ".
,n,rg caleulators which proms" to give me'hous o'
49, rs,n,apcous solution Of problem in Ms nres ~.
.core "a ap,ly described by its title IL ,na
.,udv TO Give more comprehensive knoxieorc u ,n
~roror,cs and relations Of numbers SO that 'c"o"0.
con Introduce and explain many aobreviatiohs III r
,ce which old accountants have acquired U! oasos
sncci6cay il gives q novel process when " ,""'
.o,.-,s,,v shortens the work OF Division. Inc "U0
y,a.ed system Of Multiplication is also
valuable The calculations needeo " n"",noss and
cial transactions are explained with diree'"v, nn
90 that pupils of fair intelligence VIII DC On
onIoa 70 pcrfom mentally and rapidly most OF III,
'an. which occur in every day business. Inc 'voa -;
"a take the place OF school arithme'cs o"' II
Is we'll worth examining by teachers OF more
pupis who appreciate the 'dvan'aees o y, ,no
ana Of figures and who thave faith IN inc va". u Wv
..-o,rno which the properly directed study OF "'i'h'
80 .na esnecially OF mental arithmetic, Affords
New-York tribune., 1886-05-20
SUPPLEMENTAL NOTICE.

A. roo,,red by a supplemental decree entered IN sao
.c and dated on the 26th day Of April 1886 give noce
,hot said decree of March L. 1885, SO far as anects s
sale has been modified, as follows:
Firs-The sale said property Will be made expressly SUI
~ tn the liens. II any, Of the mortgage known as the Clhcl1
and Georgia Division and the mortgages mauo
m samuel Thomas which referred to in the peadinss III
said cause. a., -. ror
oe Virginia and Georgia Railroad Company, or any ono
tr n or bv the income bondhodcrs extended 20 as 10 III
ude the 24th day May 1856; but said property Is ho
redeemed on before the oath day oi May 1884, as
IN said ORIGINAL and supplemented dccrees said sale VIII pro-
ceed as advertised.
rh,rdNcither the Cincinnati and Georgia Division mort
g bonds nor any unpaid coupons attached thereto
will be received in payment OF any bd tnat may DE n III"
viii said bonds or coupons entitled TO share the proceeds
Of sale -, ,o
Far an exact knowledge OF the provisions OF SAID snppe
decree Of April 2G 1886 reference Is made TO the same
' " =, -. ., record WM RULE. Special Master.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-20
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after MAY L. 1888.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains NewYork via Desbrosses and Courin stress
HaIrs6ars PittsSnrg and the West with Pullman Palace
aSd hicaao Hed t. do c arcr Dining smoking sleep
ing Cars at An a. n SIsEJ eyey day CORY and xrs
RS las'sp At CORY for uSs Feiroe
For e6aaos @ 20 r p me- % and 16 r. night ntoa Washing
ba%SIs son 4Sr o man am Palace Carr . ay
10 arrive wasnnston 4oe m ana 80 80 p ,n1 M AZ "a
m, Zoo. 80 ana 90 p M and u night sunday 0'
a. m. 80 and p aud J. night ,, ,,,,
For Atlantic CITY except sunday lhroisa fafor Na'
For CAPE p May. except sunday Il:lO n.
Long Branch Bay Head Jun ton and intermediate stations
on sunday 9:45 a. NJ and p do Lot stop At As5ufy
For Old Point and Norfolk via New.Ycrk Phsdc pha aud
Norfolk Railroad. N every day VIA baltmo' An' DAY
Boas of nrookyn Annex connect with al through trans
at Jersey city aGorng speedy and direct transfer o'
ira as ay1s From pittsburg 80 $40 1870 n G5i
o and s3s SS % n ~ G $40 IOs ssS HS1s,9a o a 8
sunday $40, $50 M go 30 aad d ieS' ~ 3W W 1873
i sa a. n 10 300 500 $50 $50 80 60 72G SO
9 70 g. and B 3o 70 siS' & 55 5" 95 5sS S Pm m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave NewYork via Desorosss and co urs
Ia2S s2S 7aG !sS' = 500 g nssgo Limited AMI wasaington
aG aapiSG M nsai ar' Accom@oaticn $50 il 0a and .
p M sundays, Express e;l3. 600 q iAm,ta' aH' ~
rrsns ms leaSinS SG1 Sew York daily except sunday 200
ann O sSpne. m al re@pon 1 iSTs iSS ann Az" o
Renrss sd trSs S o 6rSsd s e5d s5''! 10 2 sso
ills m Lmi.ed u and 90 M ~ =. ,.o. Z.
sq5 S S 2 so, oi3 $50 apG 'ao no. ss q So f'ea
Sovc Sr h VIA camden eay eSecp sun
yeket oiccs sac 49, and ss Broldwy Asor a.
ana foo of ues6rosses ana Courtisntt - corr .na
ooh Aa.e, snssn s;so1 ei Of JeFssS y
Ticket oGice 30 Place and este G1rlea & scx
,arsass uns fro OnS nSrlr AID woop
III" ",:.nsr.t Manager General lass Asen'.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-20
xxrrST SHORE RAILROAD.

y Y C; 4 IL R. 4. r = CO dSs lSs'ce iun WEST
stoRE OF THE WORLD FAM - ~ d. y ~
AROUND 4 OrHILLS OF CArSKlLL MOI AfrrnI
And THROUGH DEAUriFUL VALLEY or IA"
on and Alter March 2l 1856 trains VII leave west '-a
station as follows ,,, ,y, s,,ton toot M law At
Nih nter 20 minutes earlier than ttOni loot oi "o''
nrrol, aud Chicago 0sOa n 800. 'slo m sleepss
ui9"ES . .GOo $40 p. M. seepers through. ,,
,nsio Rochester, Suspohsion Bridge Niagara rats ~
p, q 0O p sleepcrs and drawing room cars
i,,,a and syracuse $50 20 a m, 90 -. 70 y h
Highland Tokeepsle and hingsion lp $50 ITO Nc
sshs-iu 80 " and 600 D. IN. Tor Kingston .anl
Sa,,gertes and Albany. gao. $50, ll2e - n' 3D. WV
81, cSsis, II H. W. !o go ll.25 M S5, 10 p@ .7lo
'ssSSension,s West Point, Cornwall aud NsW1,atS ani
90 "a 'i~'io ii 20 m. 500 10 80 i.,io p Ill., "
80 an, ., N, for 4. nS.On \, totnwall and N"''"'o'
~ Mnntroal and Canada East 600 T. ~ a. mn roronto
iIan,'ton London, - SOa m, 'OuV' -o.AV v -"
40 xO a. m tOOU, $40 p M oer IT rlius daily excepe
SUNDAY time tables paror or sleeping car hIyS
70, Fot or information, Apply =. oA''es snnay onioS
zoe 20, os faitonsti New YORK cN s,io,s loot 81
% aad foot OF Jay ST. Norts nIS & aS Sss.
Wsnress viii call TOR and check bagSas no' "''
S.nce. orders be left at cKe, oS'gys, ~ NETT
$50 Broadway. sShe'"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-20
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILkoAD.-Commencing Nov 30 1895.
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
t8 u Rochester aud Montreal Express thrcngh raw'
ing room Rochester Albans and Rouse0 Point
70 so Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars
stopping Albany Utica. Syracuse, Rochester Binalo
Ngara Falls Erie Cleveland aud Toledo arriving at Chicago
eb0 a. N. next day.
i03Oa m Chicago Express drawngroom cars to Canaan
daiaua Rochester. Niagara Fails and Buffalo. . M
81 m Western New.York and Northern Express, Win
$50 p n Albany Troy and Utica Express through draw
ing room To Saratoga. F Edward and Geus FANS Oh
Saturdays only -
20 M Chicago Louis Express with sleeping cars
for Niagara Fails Buffalo Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit ch
cago and ST. Louis
D. n Express with sleepngc Syracuse and TO
Auburn road. aud Saratoga also 20 Montreal
t.Sl5 D. Pacific Express with sleeping cars Tor Roc nes
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo St Louis Do
li6 D M. Night Express, with secpng.cars TO Albany
and Troy Connects with the morning Tor the West anJ
for the North except Saturday night.
Tickets on sale at Grand Central Depot. No. Bowling
Green sl3 Broadway, Harlem Depot l25 Inst aud ave.
and at Express Offices place near Broad
way) 7s5 aud 94g Broadway. and SO West l2St- Nov,
York 1888 Washington and 75o Fulton sts Brooklyn and -
Stb ct, Williamsburg. ,, - - -,
procured the ticket offices in Newiok city, and
333 Washn gton-st.. Brooklyn. -. .-,,.
BaKgage called for aud checked fror, residence
sTlese trains daily All others daily except sunday
IN TOTCEY ID. VI. KENDRICK,
General saperin tendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-05-20
Gteamboais an0 Railroads.

A -RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing
hs at Crsnston's west Point Cornwall Scwbnrg Aafs
1oro Milton. Pougnkeepsie and EsopuL copncctny ytth
snd De!aware 3Fly r9y, 2nl TsSsn ma h2ap}t9
". BALDWIN leave every week ca7 Mk m, pisr fo2t %
Harrison st except saturd9ys whcn CITY OF DFkISGsrOH
leaves at y IN.
BOSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH AND EAST
ID FALL RIVER LINE.-Best route VA Sound. Msll.
mum minimum rates. From Pier IS ~ R.
foot of Mnrray G every sundays ncndcd 500 m.
Steamers Pilgrim and br-fo. connection by Annex Boag
from Bro kiyn 4SO D m. Jersey City y. m
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passe
trans leave depot foot Of Cortland and Desbrosses s
tcwn Eesdps Msuch huni Glen summit %lss,o,rIs
Wssf Pullman through coaches run day Local trains
O. M ana $40 p N. for Eason setoithcm and coplay
rs,,s esvinso NJ sA /, and $40 p M connect Tor all
snss5 WSsonoy aah azieton reeions Sunday
leaves Tor Msuch Chunk and HaIieton > r. m
General Eastern Office. No. 25o BTga91@ s;ro roy n
New-York tribune., 1886-05-20

ERlE RAlLN ! now knoW u as lIic ~ W
Arrangements Of trains from Chambers It. Depot From
Daily except sundays. Day Express Buffet Drawing
room Coaches to Bnghamton hlmta horneilsVie & bui,
flo NsEsia t1li an and s9spsno" bfuSe
n m paily chicago and Louis Limited Express"
SOLID rq@5n barc iiah for 0 fast e Arrives Meav lie 5
Cleveland 10 90 a nl; cinclnua - \, ~ N''"e"
nm Daily BuGsio and Niagara Fails Lin ted arrives
buffalo 200 >uspension Rriee - & I m. Inc '"o"
" rn-Da'iy Chicago Express tie west Pullman Day
and sleeping Coaches Binghamton klmirl Rochester,
B9i%% & s'aT1" 5 pss.ec $50 4i5 80 720 30 $50, 1920
a. n + noon I45. 800 800 40 5:lo 80 90 gi9' . ~
$$S $S 1873 :s sS @ 1s5 sV go & NJ g. 70 m 5
rd'sE.?n 1f5 sao ti5 5So "a. 4a 5o %6 56 So
$40 1880 D. m, II nidnght. sundays. $40, $50 lO1D
Lao $50 745 900 l0s0 p ~ y 6 .,hiHi @ 1909.
1850 m. 200; 800, 90 go so. go 20 90 1900
pignts n oniv suniays S.l5 a. NJ 800 6:sp 900 p. ,; -
suirern ii5 $40, 100; $50. 1920 3 nj q, 33o ~, ,,
$sS sS S ts o 95o oo eso p ~ q an o q @ %s an h ndns
Warwick i45. 7:jo. 1920 a m, $50 m sundays ot'
Sewburg and Cornwall $50, a IN, 3.3o i;3o 8 and
Rondoat ana Kingston and Montgomery ~ a. NJ. 3lo
p IN. sunday $50 ~ soianiom a. h snh lavs
7ts y p M Sunday 80 80 1920 go T. 9P n
MiddletoNn 40 40 7lO = io-o a. Pa 50, 49, ib.
and western Railroad Mainst The A. u rain stop'A
Port jcrvis ~ 75o 1920 m 49, 100 7ai5 900
pm SUNDAY sa0 lg,2o a. M eao p 70 -; ~;;t5n m every
fifteen minutes so p M TO lo.4o p m a ~,
To- io.f5 ~ m every thirty 1915 20 40 - n
rckes passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
sleermg Coaches be obtained and orders for the xns
spl transfer q 0asgaSe may ge St a. the "Hg
st. Brookyu OF al the ,omR9nys Depcs x vr, A. I'm
"'o JOAN T. ABBOTT Genp Pass'r Agcut. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1886-05-20
Ocean Steamers.

1 NCUOR LINE u. 8. NAIL STEAMSiiIr''
r. all every saturday - ron RON EeN nsnRY fSA '''
ERtKS EssiA A. May 90 M ETHIOPI a. Jmue n !, p'
~ HN t.,,a MASSAGE "a aud s6i. Second class $]o
'"o'' SteSragc outward 800 prepaid SO cont,
hEHpE"7oN' ~ Bowling Green. New y ork-
CUNARD LINE
" NorrcF-"LANE ROUTE, ,,
FROM NEwYoEK TO LIycRPool. VIA QUEENS
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE & 10 80 u
EERVIA. ,,,ar nnab isO a. m
'UMBHlh saturday juno IL. m
marked thus viii carry neither steerase VI 'er
p ,oss,1c $50 $50 sl00 Intermediate S5, ,
sten,re ,,cto,s and from all parts re3
,o rate. Freight passage once 20 S gents
~" r"''' e VERNON II. BROWN q Co., Asehs'--
nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,S
IiINES FOR CALIFORNIA JAPANt M NA' SI->'
mn AZ A SD SOUTH AMERICA AND MEAICp
AA From New.York. pier foot Cansi- 81; ~ ~
For an Francisco via the lslhn'is oi rsos>
ACAPi' leo sails TUESDAY dsv - neou-
GREAT REELECTION IN RATES
SAN FRRNcIsco.
Cabin. $50. Steeragc. SO
r.~, eon Erancisco let and Brannan SITS,
i'' For China and Japan.
r,rv on oyn .aiIs Stfnrday, Juno H. o. M
For freight passage general inormauon Apply No
,any,s osSSca' an The nier foot Csnnlat N X .,.,,
panys ONCE On inc pio' H. j. BULLAY, superintendent
New-York tribune., 1886-05-20
Justrnriion.

For Both sexes--Country: ,,,,
DOCKLAND COLLLGE-NiA iACk- -ON.lnE
IL HUDsoN.-PItImg thu VIZ ,,s,bers Lncr at
any time >'hoioi '"'"W H. BANIsTER, A. NJ. Prih
New-York tribune., 1886-05-20
Cost an0 9onno.

MYSTIC SHRINE BADGE LOST.-May II,
wi between Madison square Garden and Grand Central
Hotel reward paid Re turn TO UYLEKs Irving Place ana
18th Al.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-20
G.eamtoats ano Nailrcdos.

DAY LINE
~ TO OLD POINT COMFORT: Norfolk. Va, aud south
Leave via Penn r. r. 4:30 m Paror Cars 10 Baltlmore
thence Palace Steamers arriving at Ola Point S5 NJ.
$40 Broadway \. Y
New-York tribune., 1886-05-20
HARIEM RIVER BRANCH.

IIARIEM XIV Eh DhANtn
IINEWYORK / NEW. .HAVkN AND hAKl1ohpH H ~
Trains leave Harlem River Station. corner ~ 81 aa
Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem kNe,
SUNDAYS at 6i5 100 9lO. 10. ll50 2lO, 800 4iV
S46 40 and m Tor Morris Casanova (Oak Ponu
Hunts Point West Farms Van Nest, West chester,
Timpson's Bay Chester Pelham Bay Barlow tNNy
Islahdl pelham and Now Rochelle connecting ~
New Rochelle trains for all points on tae hsY IN
the New. York, New HAVEN and Hartford harn1a sno.o
Line and AR Inc Divisions; New Canaan, MiIietoWuu.
New Britain and Sufed Branches and Boston ana al points
East ,,, q, ,......,,a,a ala
Mdnght train for New Rochelle and all intermediate ''a
tions AT Q: 10 IN daily, except Mondays.
SUNDAY trains rochelle aud ll mternedhtn s,a
tions at u noon aud $50 tho latter train c0nnrctnS
OF Rochelle with trains TO Grand CentIai DeP" "H
Stamford
NEW-HAYEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ ERs {. II. NORTHAM AND CoNFiNENIAl. isaye
Peck slip Pier No - h. T. at m and II p M M ~,
excepted connecting at New naysa 9Th RcciIt
MERfDEN. fARrFo oRD. sPRiNGflEtp' ono,,sex noi,sUh
sc Tickets sold and baggage checked at ~ brySuw, "A
return 81 b0
POPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON and
II the EAsr-Afl rail from Grand Central Depot ine"
express daily (sunGays excepted 10 hoson sia
10 m (parlor attached and IL p m twth paAue ICY
Ing carsI sundays at IL H. cSith palace spTIS T nen,
ALBANY BOATS. Peoples Line"
n DREW and DEAN RICHMOND.
LNave Canalst daily (suneys exceptcd)
atGp.m
CONNECTING ss AlbanY for all points North aud west
New-York tribune., 1886-05-20
A-nRrHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSEY

~ Trains from chanbers.st Depot foy Engls|ood
il 80 lab, 32o So 5,So 5io S:,o - ip''o p n'
For Nanuet Spring Valley, Monseg nd IaLmans, 6;2D'
7SO 900 a. M 4'50 830 and p H. Sundays $50 a. m''