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Savannah morning news., 1886-02-08

Fears of Trouble with Mexico.

FORT WORTH. TEX. Feb. IA COM
pany OF United States soldiers came Ia
Yesterday en- route Tor Fort C0ncho, Tex.
They are 80 In number, and are from the
barracks at Columbus, o., where they
were recruited. Several soldiers stated
that the recruiting officers haye been in-
structed 10 enlist all available men at
once. and 10 was reported In Ohio that
trouble with Mexico on the border was
possible at no distant day.
Savannah morning news., 1886-02-08
CURRENCY COMPTROLLER
T.. Il. GURNEY, OF CHICAGO
AHEAD IN THE RACE.

Hon. W. II. English, Ex-Copgressmau
Buckner or COmmissloner Trenholm
Also Very APT 60 Wln--Lfeut. Grsely
60 Undergo Surgical OperatI0n-ghs
Diplomatic Appropriation Eli.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-Amoug the
names mentioned in connection with the
vacant Comptrollership of the Currency
are those ofHon. w. II. Engllsh, of Indiana;
ex-Congressman Buckner OF Missouri, who
was Chairman OF the Committee on Bank
ing and Currency in the last House; Civil
Service Commissioner Trenholm and
Theodore Z. Gurney. now City Comp
troller Of Chicago. There are several
other applicants for the place, but it ia
believed that the choice will fall upon
one OF the four whose names are given
above. MIR. Gurney is said to be ahead
In the race. He has a hne record as city
comptroller OF Chicago, and as a bank
officer before his election TO that Office,
and is backed by prominent business men
anu politicians All over the Northwest.
LIEUT.. GREELY's HEALTH.
Lieut.. A.W. Greely is shortly tounderso
a surgical operation which his physicians
think is necessary in their treatment OF
the spinal disease from which he has SUI
Tered ever since his return from the Arc.
tic regions. The exact character Of the
operation mas not yet been determined
upon.
DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATIONS.
The House Committee on Foreign Az
fairs began on yesterday the preparation
OF the consular and diplomatic appropri-
alton bill. Chairman Belmont had the
skeleton Of the bill ell ready so that the
committee will be able IN a few sessions
to NIL It in 50 as to report the bill at an
early day. The committee will make the
appropriations as economical as possible.
Savannah morning news., 1886-02-08
TEMPERANCE IN CoLUMRIA.
Senator Oolquitt TO Introduce HIs Bill
This Week.

+RA8tNA OeAlNfNA " AAANUuAto BIS DID
This Week.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-Senstor Col
quit, Of Georgia, will introduce In the
Senate this week a bill establishing local
option in the District Of Columbia. The
bill, which is quite lengthy, provides Ia
detail for vote by the people upon the
question, and Is extremely vigorous.
Under its provisions no intoxicating
liquors can be manufactured within the
limits OF the District Of Columbia
or imported therein, and II It
becomes a law no wines can
be used az the state dinners OF the Presi-
dent. The bill has been submitted %
several Senators and Representatives,
and 10 Is said its main features have been
approved by many OF them. Senators
Blair. Of New Hampshire, and Hoar. OF
Massachusetts, are quoted as saying that
they will favor 10.
Savannah morning news., 1886-02-08

MADRID, Feb. The police to-day
suppressed meeting OF Federal Republi-
cans because one Of the speakers re-
ferred 20 the state Of the monarchy as In
secure. Two leaders OF the recent revolt
at Carthagena have been sentenced ~
death, and another 10 10 years' imprison-
Savannah morning news., 1886-02-08

DARLINGTON, WIS, Feb. 7.--Ex-Con-
gresham Henry S. Magoon Is critically
III az his home in this city. His legal adj
WISER and family have been summoned TO
his bedside.
Savannah morning news., 1886-02-08

PARIS, Feb. THE Commerce Commit
tee OF the Chamber or Deputies mas re-
solved TO ask the government 10 continue
20 prohibit the importation OF American
pork.
Savannah morning news., 1886-02-08

BERLIN, Feb. THE official residence
OF Gen. Albedyll. Adiutant General Of the
Emperor William, was entered by bur-
glars this morning and robbed 0f large
sum Of money and number Of decora-
tiOns belonging 10 the General.
Savannah morning news., 1886-02-08

RANGOOS, Feb. Lord Duiierin re-
ceiYed an ovation here, especially from
the natives, who are grateful for Lady
Duferin's efforts In behalf Of the native
women.
Savannah morning news., 1886-02-08

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. Nv. W. Fisher's
wholesale liquor and tobacco store at No
46 Canal street was burned to-day. ihe
luss Is $4,000. The adjoining buildings,
occupied by Woodward. Ward Wright.
aud Avery a. sons, were damaged Dy
NUufQr
Savannah morning news., 1886-02-08

ATHENS, Feb. 7.--Greece mas informed
the Porte that she has no intention Of at
tacking Turkey.
Savannah morning news., 1886-02-08
THE FDUcATToNAL BTLL.

Senator Blair hopes to secure right OF
way In the Senate tomorrow Immediately
after the morning hour tor his educa-
tional bill, and tbe chances are in his
favor.
Senator Cameron wishes to have the
bill TO create an assistant secretaryship
Of the navy disposed of, and will make an
effort TO secure that result at the earliest
opportunity.
Senator Hoar proposes 10 ask the Sen.
ate to take up the bankruptcy bill, ana
Senator Platt contemplates pressing the
bill for the admission Of Washington Ter
ritory. but neither Senator H0ar nor Sem
atOr Platt Will antagonize the educational
bill. The Irregular ORDER" whatever it
may prove TO be, 10 likely TO be laid aside
within a day or two to enable Senator
Frye to make a speech on his resolution
reported from the Committee on Foreign
Relations in regard 10 fisheries. There Is
a general expectation that the Judiciary
Committee will be heard from tomorrow
In relation to the refusal OF the Attorney
General to furniFh the papers in the Dus-
tin case, but the expectation has no other
foundation than the fact that the COM
mittee's regular meeting day is Monday,
and that the subject has been referred 10
the committee by the Senate. Should the
committee report tomorrow portion OF
the open sessions OF the week may be de-
voted to consideration Of the cOnstitu-
ti0nal relations between the Executive
and the Senate.
Savannah morning news., 1886-02-08
A SEA OF ICE.

Vessels Experiencing Great Diffioulty in
Navigating About New York.
NEW YORK, Feb. THE ice in the bay
is unusually heavy, which causes consid-
erabe delay 20 ferry boats and other steam
craft and makes the transportation Of 9TH
er vessels work Of great hazard. The
steamer Rlalto, Of the Wilson line for
Hull, was forced ashore on the east side
OF Ship channel nearly abreast OF swine
burn island this morning, but 10 is eX-
pected that she will float at the next high
water.
Az FAR AS EYE CAN REACH.
CITY Island, Feb. THE ice here and
In this vicinity 10 very troublesome 10
passing vessels, and only steamers can
manage 20 get through. The ice Is com
pact IN lthe sound as FAR east as can be
seen with glass from this station and
several vessels are frozen In here.
Savannah morning news., 1886-02-08
neatha nom Cholern.

MADRID, Feb. 7..-Several deaths from
cholera are reported vi Tarifs.
Savannah morning news., 1886-02-08

AUSTIN, TEX, Feb. 7.--At an early
hour this morning fire was discovered IN
the large dry goods establishment Of New
man n Co. The flames were quickly sub
dued, hut the IRE had been smouldering
several hours. the smoke thoroughly pene'
trating and damaging the stock, which
was valued at 100000. The insurance IL
$50 600.
Savannah morning news., 1886-02-08
DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATIONS.
WORK BEFORn CONGRESS.
Tho Blair Educational Bin Aptt to Come
up To-day.


WAsHINGToN, Feb. TN the House Of
Representative tomorrow, after the call
Of the States for the introduction OF bills
and OF the committees for reports, ths
House will probably resume, in commits
tee OF the whole, consideration of the half
gallon tax bill, upon which the general
debate is now proceeding. Mr.. Morrison
will attempt 10 conlne the discussion to
the merits Of the bill. but owing to the
wide latitude given by the rules govern
Ing debate in committee, 1t IS likely that
several speeches relating to the silver
question will be delivered.
1t is the intention OF the Appropriations
Committee 10 call up the pension appro-
priatiOn bill for action Tuesday. This bill
usually prOvokes little discussion, but
the recent agitation as 10 the new
pension legislation may, on this Oc-
casion, elicit a general expression Of
opinion on the measure. Should il re-
ceiYe final action Tuesuay. and should
the tax bill also be disposed of, Wednes-
day will be devoted TO consideration OF
the Atlantic and Pacific land forfeiture
bill. According to the special order made
on Friday last the Fitz-JOhn Porter bill
will be taken up Thursday, but It is un-
derstood that a vote viii not be reached
this week.
Savannah morning news., 1886-02-08

About o'clock the military marched
nowh TO Chinatown and took possession.
u was deserted except by few mer-
chants who had been allowed 10 remain
temporarily. Ate o'clock writ OF habeas
corpus was issued charging that the Chi
nese we're Illegally restrained Of liberty
on board the steamer. The writ was made
feturnable at 10 o'clock this evening. In
the meantime the steamer was cninined
from sailing. Tho situation at this hour,
? O'clock az night. is uncertain. A dismal
rain 10 falling and the mob has largely dis
ersed. The Chinnmen who are not on
board the steamer are huddied together
on the Ocean dock. Two companies Of
militia and 100 home guards are patrol
ling the streets. The Oregon Improvement
Company has 80 men guarding their docks
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w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

and after 81. 1886. trains will leave West 42isA
station follows
ii trains lea from station foot Of Iayst
North River 20 minutes earlier than from foot Oh ~ess
Detroit and Chicago $3.50 m $780, $40 ?. sleepsrs
through.
St Louis .s,oo g 10 D. m. seepers through
Buffalo, Rochester suspension Brdge Niagara FAILS
1880 $500. -Sl0 p sleepers and drawing room
Highland Poughkecpse and Kingston. 3:l0 TAO. $50
saugeres Albany $40. |7lo, $50. ll:25 m, stS
Catski sio .7.lo, 100 1870 1928 a m. s45 IS N
Craustons West Point Cornwall and NewbeTg 1910 1lY
.93O~l010 1925 a. m. 4:l5 $40 n and 300 g. IN, $40
aud .G;oO p. for Crsnstons Cornwall and Newburs
For Montreal and Canada East 600 p m; r.
Hamilton London 1870 T. m, 800. $40 p n. ioronN
$50 t600, $40 p
Saratoga Specials. ll25 o. NJ. 3A5 n M Paror ears
through 20 SARATOGA
Lake George lii25 a. NJ SATURDAYS only. s:t5e m;
KaaterskillT Hunter. Hobart Grand Hotel station ac4
Pboenicfa- $40 600 1126 m 3;t5 M Parioi cars v
Grand Hotel and Kaaterskl via Phoenoia on iiSo -
Paienvie Cairo and Mountain House station, slo TIA
800 ll;2o S45 p H. Parlor car 70 SstsAiu on 1i2e
Daily fDay except saturday. Other trains daily except
For tckets timetables paror sleeping accommodas
tons or information apply III Offices Brooklyn. s55 WssS
dgtop 1870 Fuolst. Annex office, foot OF Fultons3
New York CITY Se3 1885, s%2 broadway 1852 bowery AlS
c,ts Express will call for aud check baggage from hoteD
Ald residences. Orders can be left 81 ticket omcea
HENRY MONkTT
5vsnderbiltsvc. General PASSENGER Agen.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING K. X.
L NEwJkRsEY CENTRAL DIylsioN,,

TN, FOOT OF LIsEKTY.sTs NoErH EivER, sss
For PHILA AbbEkAH and rRENroS Boand se
sS sSG ' Goo ssS = No.; No.
chestnut Am: a. coiimoisaVe for ManayHns cen'As'
RANT @ ots SxRs on all Day Train. SLEEP
R .NG Gxfs snt Ninth .ns
So $50 $50 iloea m iS St5 80 sIr ssS S lS %,
so o sao 900 sc Is IS oo $50 30 SO
r H4vEs s RhAnE ana Penn
For % %IILIANsPoRr. suSRuRy. LEwIsssyRo 'nA
i0oa ~. 100. 1880. 800 $780, $40. hoo M Sundays
sSS 50 ss az siafs!ss $50
F E:r SkTISSs I. L Ss R.5 % 49, ss 49,
For asG rEfy MAucu cHyls6
ata:eO TOO. $50 Loo. 1880. 3;40 5+5p H. suh"'
5ts 59o go IN yS Sqpssy sc 200 20 ~ ss
rJl sSnfSJst 30 $50 M 100 lso 400 49,
For sos ~ sasI;' go iGs l 5
$50. 100 100 SIS ioS6p. N sundays 400 S'' a. "'
For Sq St az FL g5 400 IA $50 ssS
O. Ss 2sO $40 s.S S 200 SO i 200
Sundays 400. $40 1900 ~. 1850 400 '''0 w"
i'so 400 1 80. 900, $50 ei6 IN Sundays 700 ~
PRAScm osEAs so oEoyf ss Sc ssS HS !' =
Por HOLb 800 $40, IL 90 N. l3o, tvV ~. ~ ~
For fAkEWooD. TONS RIVER aud Arm EoAi A''
$40 a M. $50. 4 80 J M .. , uorooEroN =
For ALTA MTG CITY. VlNELASD al"
SE " SOUTHERN DIVISION
sS 30 sh fT:rt Ss s1qss
100, / 90 g. IN: ioo. 80. 4 80 o;'o IN eu""~'
For ATLANTIC mIGhLANDs $50. 900 a m. s't' e's
FOR LAKEWOOD. TONS RIVER and BARNEaAr' 80
tar w. LEAN 9aoya OCEAN Reach and roAN
For ATLANTIC cry vINELANp ana
isg ne can 30 procured Lesrt a III sros
North River al 2sl 2sl AL Vs. i,i" .A u 10 IA
.y gS no Ls.t iss,ha. sss
yn a. No court lot Broadway sSs ~
~ In Hoooksn 1os ssos Ssxsase tree
Vnrk transfer Company VIII call fer ana o"'~-
hotes r residence " dsstinHuon a. HANCOCK.
j. ~ WO0rTfN. "a. pa. and Ticket 40
Oeneral Manager =. ce"' ~ L.Lsxu -sI~ n. Ss
~ y. uALUW IN. u - r. 49, "
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no reason assigned but WAS asserted that the stock
would sell Of 80 next week Be that - II may.
there il little doubt that the tslsgrsphc nsht for
business between tho companies will bs good deal
worse before t 10 better Tue general market only FOL.
lowed the lead Of the two stocks namedsoon the coal
stocks got up %ol per cent, and Lake Shore rose ~
while Erie which makes the best comparative state
ment of Gas Of all tho trunk line railways ct 5000
30s. only s. higher than yesterday One 10 COM
prehend the supreme aunes Of he general market
It's contracted limits watch the operations Tho
Board will open Tuesday. July o, at IL O'Clock M
Government honda we're dull and steady. Annexed
are the closing quotations:
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ERIE RAILWAY; now known as the new Ne.
sa%e hour local trains leave 2sds Station feen minutes
5ay ,Ss Day Buffet Drawing
room Coaches to Bnghamton. ElmlIa BorneIlsve Bnf
Coaches Hornesyille to cincinnati ,.-..
S" as sTs& Of s s a% Hfves aeve
900 p m aud ST Louis 1880 the second morning.
@'E1I sa. f
popular night train between New York and BTnaC nav
and slsspins COACHES 70 BnsSamton El%ira rochester
s Ssss', : Gissns: .na S'7 ,gc
a. o s6 an M i iS So 4.ss " iO55 m mid
I 80 &c. 4j SS $40 s5 $50 ss5 sS
s1S ~? ssS sSo sS%s %dq SSs
li$o $3S l2S S2S SO $a9 7sS 200 9sd lSS5
saaeTn Ia 5iSs Iso $50 1920 a m is $50, ); ,,so
81 $50 1920 an las $40. J. 1910 pm and II midnight
Warwick ii5. 800. 1920 mr 4;30 Sundays $40
Monticello and White Lake. a M. $3.50 p. sundays,
Ncwburg and Cornwall 1850, a. m $780, AGO. $50 and
o"oa " and Kingston and Montgomery AS a. m
sunday $40 so 80 s9sanen me- a. %
40 p Sunday S45 $50. 1910 a; $50 1
5s5.S sunday ;i5 $50 i63o ssS i r9S
aud Western railroad at Mainst TheV train stops a"
Port Jervs445 100 O. 1920 a. M. t3O 4.sl o, 700,
7ij. 500. 9OJ SUNDAY $50. l02o a. H., $780, $50 ~
goas leave West 2Sd.stN Y, i45. m. to6t5 p M every
niteen minutes 645 m to Oi5 m every thirty minutes
to lr43 p m every thirty minutes loio III 10 $40 a. m
Ticket. for passage a1& apartments p!aw.@s o Room and
nd transfer of baggage may he lett az the
IN, ~ or s'1 hio,iway, - wes.st, Ny No '"i amt
Flpress trains lle wOsr arrive Sew.rork at no.
'''' JOIN a. ABBOTT. Geur PAssr Agent New York
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JUNE ~. 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave York. Desbroses and Cortandt Streets
HarisOurs PtsOurs and the Vest With Pullman Palace
ss n sn SS
% 5ss !. % o sS' sss sGs
For Sen nsSsn sna sns oil J EssSni and 10 night
81 ps and % Sss n:Y
W. .os srys wssnss'Ea sa 59 nd ARM
100 $50, ana 500 am ~ night Sunday o'i9 n
For sp a tnS y ana sldo s sa Sunday io Through
st s:s$sy :$1 sss$'s rs me- s::s
raSy @Sd AaH0 800 ami ni s5o a. pV sunday
Ga Fsst and 3. sa. ass
Norfolk aaIroad. .. ~ every day via baltimore and
@sy n' IS m sonos with a. through
stJsrer city saOriins speedy and direos transfer Tor
F S, s4s% s AZ '
$40 50, $50 % ts% $40 sso -, sSd lo5s
%aasg sitS s S' sa9 Pa sss FIX
sS; SSo. lis5 $50 saS sSS. SO Sss and 1888
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Trains leave via DesbrOsses and Court
landt street Ferries as follows
P $',S'
ssys I'D a.y ae sndsp ss suaa., ana
sanS.y. FOR .a ca. 10 and m on
IL Express s1S sSp , sS9 to M
10 ia is 1a iss n % iaa Ss i sgs
Leave Phtaaelphia VIA Camden, 300 m daily except
nj sS' @ I'D "a r 4 a:s a's
brooklyn Annex station foot Of fultonst grosslyn
oe Ssitsry lsa and 'SsssS af."'
cHAss, sasT pHT8 iaaxor General pa r. W0 Us,
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DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA and WEST

SEwYoRk ASR BUFFALO LfShTNINa ExFREs1
PULLMAN PALACE PAY AND SLEEPING COACHES
Depots New York foot OF Barclay and Christopher s
Daily except sundays Buffalo ana Osweso EIpres&
Pullman coaches TO Wator Gap strondshurg scranton Bn
hamtop t1mra, Bath, Buffalo. Syracuse Oeweeo Greene
Oxford orwieh Utica connect at Scranton for Pttts;c
ithaca and inter mediate stations.
Jpn. Bnghsmton and Elmirs Express Pullman COACHES
for Water Gap. Scranton. Binghamon Owexo and EnrS
at scranton Tor Ptston Kinsson Wike.bare e
~. Daily Buffalo Limited Express Pullman coicoo
for sroudsburg scranton. hnghamten Oweao s asS
7:20 a. m. Sleeping coach for Olesn via wavisnd
8 p IN Daily B,nslo and Oswcgo Express. Pulm.2
coaches for stroudsburx Scranton BtnRhamon CortAnd
syracuse. Oswcgo. Greene oxford Norwich utici "A
Echfed Springs az 0wego for Ithaca and nferm
date staops except SATURDAYS Connects az Bunao Wiz
For kShasfd springs = N: DAILY except Sunday.
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SATURDAY, July 3-P
To-day's stock market what there Of IT prin-
etpsy made up Of dealings In st. Paul and Western
Union Stocks aud those stocks had their periods Of mao
tivity. Tho weekly report Of the earnings
Of the B. Paul Railroad came In with
. showing OF $4,000 gsin for the fourth
week Of June over the small week Of but the gain
over the week Of 1884 10 only $4,000 and compared
with the week Of 1883 tho loss 10 IS 900. The large
gain on 1885, however, the alleged for the
special attention which was given 10
et Pau. stock. and with sales OF $1,000
ehares it, price from 927s b 94kS
o<la For the unusual movement In Western Union
vbh resulted in sales of g. 900 shares and advance
Of ~ Der oept-3 per In tho last hourthers was
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Go n)bom 3l alap Concern.
AQUEDUcr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
STEWART BUILDING, $50 BROADWAY ROOM 900, ;
NEwYoRK, July !, 1856. }
DUBLIC HEARING.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

whereas In the OF upon tho New CrotOn
Aqueduct has apparent to the Aqueduct Commits
thai the best interest Of the CITY requires that FOR the
proper construction protection
The said Aqueauct the CITY should acquire the foe simple In
lieu OF perpeuity In the lands required for
the said Aqueduct and its appuenances between the Coton
River and the Gate House Hundred and Thirty hh
at and Conventaye. this CITY, therefore. In
conformity with The OF section 2 chapter 400
Laws 1883 vi the state OF York public notice
hereby all that fun opportunity
Will be Afforded them TO be heard relation to the
under consideration by the Aqueduct Comnissoners for
alton tho heretofore adopted and proceeded
the OF the SAID Aqueiuct. from the
CIoion HI Gate House the CITY OF New
OF D. lieu OF
easement perpeuy all the parcels OF land required for
said AQueduCt and It's aDpurenanCes few ptona
heretofore taken In upon the line OF the said
AQuednct
said public hearing to be at the abOvenamed onice OF
the Aqueduct OmmissOners on WE'D ESDAG. JULY Z
1886 at ii Oclock and snch other thereafter
10 which said hearing may be adjourned
BY order OF the Aqueduct Commis soners
JAMES W. MCCULLOH. Secretary.
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Dentlstrp.

EIRST-CLASS DENTISTRY of every descrip-
l. ton at the lowest prices by prs WAIT aud SMITH
40 East 23dst Old stand sets OF Teeth IS upward tx
tracing under jOc Please call References DE- h
Janvrn. Dr. J. W. Howe Dr. ]. w. Warner.
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YORK TO THE ADlRONDACKS
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL.

For RED BANK. LONG BRANCH OCEAN GnOYE. AS
BCRf PARK. OCEAN BEACH. SPRING LAKE Pr.
Commencing 49, 1885, train. have Nev.York fooe
noon 230 Sl0 express 80 express except Red Bank 4o
From foot ihcrty.st: 4 3I5 llexDtess M; 100 sp
press. 1870 e1prcss I, i3O $50 express 8l5
SUNDAYS M D. SUNDAY trains DO not stop az Ocesa
Grove Asbury Park J. H. WOOD.
RUFF BLODGErT Sup'r. Gen. Pass Ag't p. r. II
ca HANCOCK @. ?. and Tckf. Agent 2 A h. s. z.
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NOR Hudson -Steamers Redfeld .

EOR HUDSON.-Steamers Rcdtield and Nc
Il Manus, making Close connection with Boston ana Al
bany H. X for Chatham Pittshed North Adams and inter
meilae stations Also with New York Rutland and Mon
trea r. formerly Lebanon sprnes for Lebanon Springs
Bennington. kutlind. etc Also CON- ACKIf Albany
and intermediate places COxsackie with
for Greentviile. OAK Hi Metus D. (sun.
days ptedl IRON per foot Frank y. y. Y.
City. boats leave Hudson y. p daily except
Saturday
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DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATS.
Point Cornwall Newsurs Marlboro Milton
Glove and csisElll Mountain and kaai.I,,a RaiIr'Ss
Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES W. BAL De
WIN leave every week DAY M pier foo, q Hari
rison-st. except SATURDAYS when CITY OF RlNGsIyN
leaves at landing 01y al NewDurg ana ionen.ests
special evening trains for az SUNNI "a
RESORTS THROUGH TIE CATSKlLL NOCNTAINS.
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
kAILWAY. teTIleA In Now YORK from foot OF Jay

est
Prom Jay.st. 800 West va st. 90 a. ~. Day express,
for Md etown Ellenvo MontcelO Liberty White lake
Delhi oswego and intermediate stations Pullman Irawiug
Jay $500 West 42ds. s Is p. Ulster County eT
press foi Mddeiown. tenyhlc Monticello Lib Nhs
Lake and intermediate stations Pullman dra groom
JAW st. o.lo. Vest i2-st. J.Jj ~.
Oswego. Suspension Bridge. Thousand Islands pullman
sleeping cars New York 10 cape Vincent daily Jay
loo D. m West I'd e. 2lO oaiurGays only Tor MID
deiown. Monticello White Lake Liberty and mtaruoiate
stations Pullman drawing room Haicoai engines
used on all passe 2ger uaiQs.
J.C. AA~ps - L., Is Exchange place. y. Y.
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NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
ERs. G. II. NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
Peck Slip Pier No % r. r. at and IL p Csundays
9xcepted connecting At NewHayen with special
MERIDEN. HARTFORD sPRINGFIELD, HOLYOKH
DO Tickets sold and baggage checked ga Broadway NJ
T. and Court st. Brooklyn. Excursion TO New and
return, 81 80.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A PROVIDENCE LINE.-FOr Providence,
~ worcester Northern New England and white Mountain
points Rhode Island and Massachusetts will leave
Pier 20 n. r. daily except Sunday at on sni after
White Mountain points without change. send for summer
excursion book. r. W. POPPLE. Gen. Pas Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
6teamboats Gn0 Railroads..

A u ROY BOATS-CIrIZENS' LINE.-For
~ Troy saratoga Lake George and the North; 80 10
Saratoga and return: - 80 and
1icF cts go'd during Steamers CITY OF TROY
and SARATOGA daily except saturday. foot OF CHRISTIE
pher-stq bp.m Sunday steamer touch at Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Train from Chanberss ST station for Engewooi
Tenany ClOscr spark and Nyack $780, 1880 $50 93O and
ll;3na n~ lbs 1920, 80, 800 $40: $50 lo'3o p H.
IL midnight sundays 20 9}0 m. and p m. $500.
For Manuel spring Valley Monsey and lalnahs ooO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04

GALES At TIRE CONsOLTDA TED STOCk AND PE7Ro
LEUh EXCHANGE
MINING STOCKS
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4 -BOsTON AND EW-ENGLAND.
IA Watch Hill Narraeansets Pier. Bar Hrbor;
sT6NISaToN LINZ, TsfDE ROUTE
toove canalst, at 500 m daily, except SUNDAYS new
with parior reoDng chairs
landing and Boston without charge
r. w. POPPLE, General Passenger Agent