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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-14

its treat struggle and nroved h,maef one
81 its foremost heroes. His name has gone
into the history Of the rebellion linked with
its brightest pages. General Hancock
owed his position in the army and in the
hearts of the people 10 so fortuitous CON-
bination Of circumstances, such as has
been known TO nut fortunes favorites upon
the top mast crest of the wave Of popular
ity. His advance was made step by step,
and was the need of meritorious service
In whatever field duty called him to.
There is no brighter episode in the mill
tary annals Of the country than that which
tells the story of General Hancock's life.
Turn we now to one no less distlng-
uished but 10 the quieter paths of life.
Horatio Seymour was only farmer and
lawyer by profession, but he has left an
indelible mark upon the political history
Of the United States, for he was undeni-
ably the foremost Statesman OF his time
lie was man OF whom the country may
well De proud. Ills services as Governor
OF New YORK during tne war REBOUND 70
ms creais, tnougn ms enemies az the tlme
accused MN Of oisioyaity. but ne heia
up the hanus Oh the government oy every
means tne greatest state Of tne Union
could BRING 70 the struggle, ana now tnas
ne IS oeau ne may possibly receive Inc
credit bis services are entitled 10. 30, 100,
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-14

The aWorld. ? after fellovino IN the wake
Of some cranky bridge sbouters who win
be satisfied with nothing that does not
discommede the SUGAR house and tread ON
the corns Of the Lehieh valley owners
comes around TO the sensible view that the
TArrLER bridge is OF the proper model to
meet all objections. and in it's drawing.
published Wednesday, shows the plan Of
a bridge beginning Ike ours at Morris
street. But it suggests that, instead Of q
draw bridge, roller bridge be built over
the water. If roller bridge viii be more
seryiceable and as cheap and lasting as a
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-14

The popular view of the verdict acquit-
ting Minnie Shafer of Keeper Laverty's
charge of perjury, based upon her accuse
ton against him, will be that the Keeper
has sustained a very heavy blow; and some
thoughtless people may reason that her
acquittal is q verdict of guilty against Mr..
Laverty. 1t has no such weight in law,
and should have no such weight in COM
mon sense. The jurors were bound to
give the woman the benefit of all reasona-
Bile doubts in the case, and the verdict is
simply declaration of their inability to
pick out the main fact from the conflict of
testimony presented for their considera-
ton. A disagreement of the jury, which
would have had fully as much force
against the Keeper as the verdict of
acquittal, might have been expected, at
the least. A deceived woman always has
the warm sympathy of the ordinary juror,
and Keeper Laverty was over-bold, in the
strong consciousness of his innocence, in
forcing the woman to the bar on his charge
Of perjury, and pinning his reputation
upon the result of her trial. If he had
been properly advised by those anxious to
see him yindicated, he would have got the
case into court in such shape that the
question of Did I2'' or Didn't Z" would
be squarely presented, without any chance
for the Intervention of the side i,ssues that
have helped the trial just closed to its re-
suit. AS the matter stands now, the
Keeper is undoubtedly put on the defen-
sive. He should surrender himself into
custody on charge of having been too
intimate with Minnie Shafer, insist on bis
indictment, and go to trial before jury
iu the same court that has acquitted his
accuser. To such trial, with the point
at issue clearly defined, there could be but
| one conclusioni
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-14

The SUNDAY TATTLER must have hurt
the journal" somehow or somewhere.
When we were young and struggling
enterprise the Journal" mentioned us by
name occasionally. Lately, however, it
has referred to us only as Sunday sheet.
The enterprise, and fullness of informa-
ton, and general excellence of the TAT
TIER have educated the local reading puLs
lie up to realization of what decent
local newspaper can be, if it is properly
conducted. People insist on holding the
TATTLER up to the journal" bosses as q
model, and asking them why, with their
facilities, they can't make as readable
paper. The journal" managers are mad
because of the disparaging comparison.
and it is their envy which makes it impos
sible for them to mention us in its columns
with becoming respect. Wefeel fattered by
the Journals uncomplimentary mention
of us. 1t is the hit bird that fiutters, and
its dutterings are proof for the5public eye
that we have hit it. If the TATTLER had
never grown out of its swaddling bands
the Journals" indifference would have
permitted it to continue the mention of
the TATTLER's name in its columns. But
as our growth is belittleing it in every
local department, and as it sees US forging
forward to the first place among the news
papers of the State, it can't get beyond
sneering reference to us as focal Sun
day sheet. It's the tribute their envy
paws to the TATTLER's public worth.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-14
Eat AND BAIL.

Pnsumonia weather. Fly from 1t by purchasing
your warm socks from Baron.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-14

The death of General Hancock recalls
the main incident of the campaign that so
nearly resulted in placing him at the head
of the nation. The business mems scare
had been worked up at that time for all it
was worth, and from all parts of the East
there went up demand for some definite
declaration of his attitude on the tariff
question. Was he for protection. or did
he regard it, as Greeley had defined it in
an earlier campaign, as mere local issue?
The want of an authoritative statement of
his position was felt with special strength
in this State, and the local politicians were
solicitous to have him say something, more
to enable them to carry the Legislature
than to assist in carrying the country.
We were on the eve here of the election
of a United States Senator. Upon the
Legislature that was to be elected on the
same day that Hancock's fate was to be
sealed, would develve the choice of
successor to Senator Randolph. Randolph
had acquired something of an ascendancy
over General Hancock. He was on such
terms of intimacy with him that it was
assumed that be would be given promi-
nent Cabinet position in the event of the
general election. But Randolph wanted
to make sure of one thing or the ether
the Portfolio or the Senatorship-which-
ever way the popular cat leaped. He
seems indeed TO have regarded the Sena-
torship as the more easily captured of the
two, and his first and strongest effort was
to ensure the choice of Democratic Leg
islature here. Nothing would take in
New Jersey like protection letter, and
he finally induced Hancock to make a
public declaration for a protective tariff.
The letter was fatal to Hancock, but not
to Randolph. The Democratic National
canvass languished without hope, but the
canvass for a Democratic Legislature in
New Jersey found fresh strength in the
pronunciaments; and, while the National
ticket was beaten, the Legislature of this
State was saved to the party. After all
his selfish scheming, it profited the willy
Senator nothing, for the Democratic Leg
islature he had helped so materially to
carry threw him overheard, and sent John
r. Mcpherson to the United States Senate
in his stead.
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Gtne tpidtiae ssmnfttum amserest.

Die gfieren baben b0dit tpi6tise Sunftionen
a1 berridten, ipel6e 70 anftrengenb fino, bab iie
Sic Rraft unb Musbauer bieier gefdaftie en-
fIeinen Srsane aufS aeuberife tn anipru9
nebmeu. Wit iebem Ntbenlsus, nit ieoem Sera>
5d]Ida, ieber Bewegung eineS @lteoeS, teoem
@ebanfen tperben 3ellenseuebe aerfOrt nnD bic
gntmideIuns neuer .Ntome nOtbig sema6t. Dte
berbraubten Blutf0rper@en iperoen burf ote
Mieren aus benz 8lute aussei9ieben uno IN
elmer pdferisen GIifiisteit aufselof, poranf
bana bieIe GIa,Fsfeit in bic 8lale ibergebt
Sc tuirbe eine &eibe bon 1lnsliidsfdllen fiir ben
R6rpcr amr GoIge baben, penn Dtele vAf9e"r
um einen beaei9nenben @usorud ga eebrau9en,
nid3t ariinblid aus benz 8lute entfernt tptrb.
Dies ift Der Sail, penn bic Nieren unthattg
Inb. Sofetters Wfagenbitters, 81 in.
benz es ibre Sbdtisfeit wieberberfelt, ba!t ntdt
nur einen tpi9tigen GbsusSfanal fir unreinig'
feiten offen, fon6ern berbItet aud arantbeiten
Der gieren fslber, bic, penn iie in l1ntbdtigteit
berfaueu, lei6t ber Diabetes, Der 8risbt'f9en
gtierenfrantbeit, Der Mepbitis. Der albemennria
unb anberen &rantbeiten, benen ite beionbers
aussefett iinb, gum Spfer fallen, tpsld9s, OBJ
alei6 niAt beIonberS raid in ibrem Gorti9rttte,
bod auberorOentli@ bartnadig unO bon erniten
Golsen besIeitet fnb.
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bic &eiben Der Mnberen gegen fte fors
rnirten. gntfebt iprangen iie empor une
griffen alt ben Wafen. @s nor gu fpdt,
fie tparen umifellt, BON aIen @eiten tas
ben fie bic Tlintenldufe gegen ibre 9dup'
ter geri6tet.
sfl1r6tlos trat Saras unter fie: Die
Waffen her! befabl ct.
Iorber min i6 bic meine niibeml rief
SIMON tpiiibeno, rib feine piftole aug
Sem @iirtel, f9lug auf Saras an nno
brannte log.
Sic &ugel feblte, fe fubr bi6t neben
benz Saupte bes 6etmans in einen
gaumfan1nt, aber um 10 beiler traf eiz
tie unoere, tpel6e 2a5arfo blibf6nea ges
aen ben 9lngreifer ieines geliebten 0errn
abaefeuert. Ser gieie griff ii6 ans
6aupt unb {dlug bann GUT Grbe bin,
ME Elm gefdllter 8dumifamm.
Ser fdhe Sob ibres 8doelsfhbrers
entiebte bic 8uri6e 10 iebr, bab iie nun
wilenlos gebpr6ten. sic legten ihre
gBaffsn Dem 9etmatt 5u Thben uno fle9s
ten, linen su beraeiben, he mpllten au9
ferner tbun, mas er befeble. Saras
i6uttelte finiter bas 6aupt. Sd tenne
@u@ nun, iaste er. Wfit Seuten Gures
@9lases fhbrt man feinen belligett
Rampf. @ebt unb tpenn Sbr t6nnt.
70 ergreift elm befleres 6anoperf, als
Sbr borbabt. Ser CRIME Siorgt uno
Sic anberen &duber baben fib aug
Gur6t por mir in bic einfamiten S9lu9z
ten bes @ebirges suriidge5ogen; ftoBt
Sbr au ibnen, 10 mer6en fie piellei9t ben
Mutb getpinnen, tpieoer bic gbene
beimsufu@en. Siitet gu@, oenn es
f6mmfe gu6 f6le6t befommem. gei
ser erltem untbat, bic i6 bernebme. tpers
bet sSbr mir als iene Srebler unb S9urs
fen geltem, bic t6 sundbft uni9dbli@
MAIDEN muB. llno feib setroit = bas
tpirb aud gelingen.
(Gortiesuns folst.)
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= Golgenoe WSittbeilung entnebmen
mir Der uSainois 5taats5eitung":
Sn 8raunf6melg, no er fi6 gerabe auf
8eiu@ befanb, 1T am 5. Suni Der fritz
bere Ober giirsermeiiter BON Mltona,
Statsratb onS ; aben i'm n.
9ebensiabre geforben. Ser 8erfor=
bene mar aug S6lespig gebiirtig,
mdblte bic Mmts 2auf6abn uno fam.
na6bem er bic unteren @rabe bur6=
gema9t, als Mitslieo bes bolifeinif9en
Obergeri6ts mad @liidftaot, ipdter als
9epartelnents9ef unter S6eele ing
Minifterium fir 9olftein un6 2auen=
burg. Nls fol9er uuroe er nit Der.
ginfIbrung ber bdnii6en &ei6smiinae
in ben 9er3ogtbiimern betraut, uno er
erbielt bic 8iirgermeiiteritelle in Nltona
aIs 2obn fiir Die bierbei geleiiteten
9ienite. Sm Sabre 1863 tpurbe er
mad Ser 2osl6iung ber 9erapgtbiimer
Oberbiirgerineiiter in Nltona unb berz
blieb in bieier 5tequng au6 unter
preuBii6em &egiment, big aunebmenbes
Mlter ibn bor gut bret Sabren gum
&tdtritt beranlaBte.
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Cine Srage. 8el6es 1T ber
tpi6tigfte G0rpertbeil zines S9auiple'
lerss Sie GiBe, benn obne fe fam er
ni9t auftreten!
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ghptnoiadht gebetlt.

ginem alien Grate, bet bon ber prarls gu
riidsesosen lebt, tuurbe our6 elnen oitlnoli9en
Mifiionar bic 8ef6reibuns eines elnfatenr
besetabilii9sn Seilmittels fir bic i9neule. unl
bausrnbe Seiluns bon 2nnseni9pino ln9t
8rou6itis, @atarrb, Gfbma uno allen Sal5.,
unb auugentranfbeiten aussebanbigt. aut
elm Wlittel fir pOiitibe, raDifale ee'lun9 son
NerbenIdpade unb allen sterbentranfbeiten
Nadoem ber Dottpr bic tuunberbaren Seiltrdftt
in tauIenben Gdaen erprobt bate, era9tete e'
es fir feline gHi6t, oas @littel feinen leioenoer
@aitmeni6en brtannt gu MAIDEN. Son Oieisn
wlOtib unO gSuni9 sefrieben, banbslte er: Sd
fenbe biefes @esept foitsnfrei an gle,. Die es
piinl@en, in Deut19er, enslii9er ober tranaolt'
i6er Spra@e, nit boiler Mnpeiiung Der per-
felluns unb bes @ebrau6s. Senbe Aorell
unb 8riefmarte, beaiebe Did auf biefe 3eltune
mnb i'd fenbe eS iofort. IS. u. gfobes. l4'
@opers glod, &O9eiter, 81. 9. [1,lo,1smh
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j. lIeber einen entiebIidlen @eIbit:

- ueber einen entiebli6en g el b t.
moro D tpirb aus 2anbau gei6rieben:
Nm 2. big. murben Die Na4barn Der
&eitertaierne aus ber Wtittagsrube
aufgei9redt. Sn Der i'm @aiernenbofe
erri6teten &anonen &emiie bate Elm
grtileries nnterofficier Namens 8iered
Der stpeiten lo=Qrtillerie= Ibtbeilung
cine 8anone nit einem S9rapneli9uB
gelaoeu unb auf ii6 ielbit abgefeuert.
9ie &useln pfiffen bur6 bic 2uft, auf
iebr geringe gntfernungen an abnungs'
los babini9lenbernben Spasiergdngern
pOrbei, sladli6.rweiie Obne, llnbeil an.
8uridten. als it9 i'm Gafernenbof
Der pulberbampf Der5ogen bate, fab
man &opf unb @lieomaben beg uns
sladli6en 3erftreut umberliegen. Jur6t
Dor elmer 1ltebrtdgigen 9lrreititrafe fol
ben @elbtm6rber gu ber Shat peran-
laBt baben. 8iered mar aug San5ig.
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Cine i6redli6e Sod3eitsna6t ia

- Cine i6redli6e So63eitsna6t bat
ant II. Mtai Elm ntunges" @bepaar in
portsmoutb, gnglanb, gefeiert. am
genattnten Sage beiratbete Der 70ldbz
rige @rpBbdnoler Mariner fein SlenItz
m6o9em, Mtarp @oOf, Die faum oas
flnfsebnte 2ebeasiabr iiberi9ritten bat.
s(m Mbenbe na9 bet Srauung Drangen
bic brei ertpa6ienen 96bne 0fariner's
fdmmtli9 in Srauer gefleioet IN bas
8rautgelnaG unb f@leppten bas neus
permdhlte paar auf ben Sriebbof gu
bem Don Gadeln beleu6teten, nit
SrauerlGleietn ausgeftattetsn Grabe
ihrer Nsutter. Die @6bne, Die BON
eiuer slnsobt Goleeen begleltet waren,
atpanqen bas Paar, am @rabe bln5us
fnien uub 8lumen barauf 81 lireuen !;
bierauf purpen benz @reiie uno Der
funaen Trau bic Gteiper ppm 2eibe gez
riKen. B6aig entbl0Bt lieB man fte
auf benz Sriebbofe suritd. pie gteu=
permdhlte par pon ben gef6ilberten
scenen 10 ergrifeu, bab fie, DON ber
8 Sobtenard6ersto6ter nit benz 9otbs
menbigifen betleioet, entf f1ob unb ieitber
nid5t geieben tpOrben 1T; man permuz
fbet, 6aB bic iunse Grau i'm erften
gntieBen ibrem 2eben Elm @nbe se=
mod1t bat.
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S. Yraeaer,

Nr. 262 G. 264, Oft Commences StraBe,
i'm neuen Gtore, empfeblt iein rei6z
baltiges 2ager BON @iienz unb Ble6z
Waaren, Oefen un6 9ausgerdtbi6afs
ten aler Mrt. Igent fir bic ercellenten
Gaporite &o9 : Oefen. Wtan fpre6e
Dor unb eraminire bic neue @erie Gaz
porite Oefen, tpel6e auf Der leBten
Stem Orleans Weltausfeaung bic golz
bene Mebaille erbieIten. Die beiten
@9reiner 9anbperf5euge cine Spes
cialitdt. @r6Bte Muswabl bon Wogels
&dfigen aller Dirt. NuBerbem fets an
6anb Elm pDafdn6iges NRortment bon
Garben, Del, GirniB, pinieln, @las,
&itt &C., iopie frifden 2anbretb 8
@arten : 9 sam n. Cine Glempnerz
@ertitatt TT NIT bem @ei6dft Derbuns
ben uuo peroen ale in bies Sad i6laz
gen6e Nrbeiten prompt beiorgt.
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Ole
QB6@entlt4e Treie Mreffe
eri@eint
ieben Dpnnerfas
unb fcfist
$3.50 bas Sabr .pber $1.25 far
Waonate in IOrausbe3ahlans.
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@mrft! Nautbtpaaren!

@rocerpbdnbler unO SpeiIetpirtbe
bonn 2au5e mb6ten mir einbringlid
barauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN, oaB mir
fir Die Gabrifation bon Wurit uno
&au6maaren umfansrei6e 8orberei1
tungen getrofen baben unb in Stano
geieBt finb, allen Inforberungen 9e1
niige 3u leiiten. Wir geben 8arantle
fur quite @aare unb reeae 8eoienung
Sie 3ubereitung ftebt unter unlerer per-
iDnli9en 2eitung. Senbet Cure Se'
teIungen Bel 3eiten el1.
50 m. 96fling & g obn
], 1,10n1t 5ll ADettlte y.
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MarururGrbeite,t

aller Mrt merDen in fiinitlerii1er @olz
leubung i'm Mtelier bss 9errn 5ranf t
s cid, Jfos. 305 = 313 9ouitonz
ItraBe, ausgeFabrt. 9err 3eid) arbeitei
ebenf falls in @ronit uno fann allen 8ez
Itellungen geniigen. Wer 6aran bers
binbert 1T, mad san Mntonio gu fOmz
men, iege ii9 nit 9errn Sei6 briefi9
in 8erbinoung. 28,Lm1i
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Ma6t Cure 8eiteaungen flr Sta'
9elbrabt, glatten 9rabt, Giienble9,
&upferble9 unb 26tbe BET Ytper q
g 9ultbeB 249 Marfet Str.
Spart @elb unb 3eit.
@arantie fiir niebriglte Wtarttprelie.
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= Sci GallatoaD erbaltet Sbr
before pbotograpbien uno gu billigeren
Breiien, als III irgeao elmer anberen
@allerie. 3,6m6m
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M1er'5
Gberrt) Nectpral
1T in ben glnfangsifabien Der 9lussebrung
ltni9dtbar. Gs tbut bern 5uften ginbalt,
beilt bic erfranfte @eipebe, ltrb er3ielt itets
Sei(tng, ipenn man eS 5eittg genug an.
tpenoet.
ySor BRET Sabren sog id) rttr eine beftige
@rfdltung, 5u Die ft6 i6nel 5lt grltitbrdi1ne
rnb ielbff si1 @usse6rltltg ettttpidelte. Sd
mar sl1 idtua6 a11f s1 ieir, 1ttagerte iebr ab,
ut1b buitete 1lnaufb0rlid). Sd lieB mid bon
mebreren Ierstell beba11beln, aber ibre 8e<
miiburgen mir 51t helfen tparen frl1d)tlos,
lnb iie ale iagter, id) babe Die Ils5ebrunq.
gnblid neri6affte nit ei1t Srellrb etne 6la=
id)e BON MDer's GberrDz zBectoral. SD fing
an, bieieS einSunebn1e11, l1rb bon Der erften
0oits an etnpfanb i6 2inberling. Sd fubr
ban1it fort, uno bic Stpeite 6lald)e
Retlte Ultch
pollfomnen, 1tn6 ih BIN ieit6em geiuno."
S. g. SraoleD, Wfalben, Waf.
gerrftet baa
St. 5. 6. @ber G. Co., 2ntpell, Miafi.,
Sh oIen Mpotbeten gu babea.
Nreis 81; febs Stafdben So.
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- Wdbrens bes berflOfenen Monats
SUM bat Die 8unoesi6ulo I'M 9,00O,s
900 QbqenDmmeu.
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@ebram6e
SIMMONS
Liver Regulator

seseu aae sruntheiten Der
9eber, g1teren, Witls tnb Ntdsetts+
Siefes rein yesetabilii@e @tit'
tel. nun 70 beriibmt als Sans-
aranei, eatfanb 1928 I'M
GHben. gs ipirft mil B auf
bic 8 arme unb @ieren, resu.
Iirt Bic 9bdtisteit Der 9eber uno
1T baher, aIei9bieI mas itd als
bic aranf6eit berausfeaen mag,
bos bette g S9ubmttteL
Sci allen aepDbnliden &rantbet>
ten tpirb eS obne 8eib bill 1r'
oenb elmer anbern Ir3uei cine
}d,Ieumise SeiInns ber>
beifii6ren.
@inwtrfiames 9etlmtttel !.
sd fam Simdtons 2iber &egnlator als ein
tpirffanes 6eilmitteI gesen ales aeberle.oen,
Ropfpeb uu6 aeaen Dbspepiie empfeblen."
aeuis 9. 8unber, gf. @ofn,, Rbilaoelpb'a.
&ein eitberluit feline
ltnterbre9uns oSer &c.
fdGftsff6rung, tpdbreuD
man ben Resulator einniinmt.
&inbern, Sic iiber 3 BUM
aen, Sfopf tp.e ober Na'
aeniibeIfeit Hagen, tpirb eirt
$beeIoifeI bol ober rtebr 2inbe-
u
rung getpabrer. ~
8enn bas Wfittel gelegentlid
bonEatienten einsencmmen tpirb,
bic Der Malaria ausgeiest itnb,
hirb es bas @ift ausmerten unb
fie bor benz snfaa bepabren.
@utadten eines ar5tes.
@eit 90 sabreu prattisire id als arst unb
BIN ME i'm Stanbe seneien, cine besetab,ltl9e
: aRilduna sufammen3uiesen. ipel@e tpie Stm,
mons 2i5er @esuIator Die seber sur Sbatisfeit
anrest unb slstaseitis bic gerbauunss, = nnS /,
BIntbilbunastrdffs bes Srsanismns TART, itatt
iieam fdmdaen.-9. 81, Sinton, M. o, wa'
Ellington, arf.
N9tet barauf bas Gate 3u betomtaen,
bereitet bon
j. II. Zeilin &c Co., gbilaoelPbta'
preis $1.00.
The Portland daily press., 1886-06-15
PORTLAND POST OFFICE,
OFFICE HOURS.


General Delivery, Sunday excepted 7.3o a. m.
TO Z 80 p. IN. Sunday, to 10 a. m.
Cashiers Offtce Sunday. eXcepted), z a. m.
to T.3o D. M; Money order department, Sunday
excepted, $50 a. H. to p. m. Registered letter
department. Sunday exeepted), $50 a. H. 10 . p
NJ 4a> IN
business section Of the city between High and
India street at and 10 a. IN. and 1890 !: 40 and
8 p. m. In other sections at a. M and l A. ana
p. m. Sunday delivery AT carriers WlnuoW "
10 a. m. Collections from street boxes at and
IL a. m. and and p m. Sunday at p. IN.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Southern and Vestern, via Boston and Maine
railroad eastern dlvls1on)-Arrlye, 12.2O, D ana
IL p. m; Close BIB a. m, II m 5.15 and p m. !;
Supplementary, 1890 and 10 p m.
via Boston & Maine railroad. (Western divison)-
Arrive, 1920 and o.25 p. M; Close $40 a. III. ana
IL m.
2 a. m. and l p. m. Close II. 10 and p. M; Sup
Elementary, 1920 and 10 p m. ..,....
Rockldnd, intermediate offices and connections,
via Knox and Lincoln railroad-Arriye, and p.
M. Close, GAO a. m. and 1915 p M; Supplement
4a51a1sta,1ATrive 2 and a. In and / and p
m; Close 1915, 4.3o and p. M; Supplementary
Bdth.-Arrive. 2 and a. m. and and 6 p. m. !;
mentary 1870 and 10 p. m.
AUBURN and Leaoiston,-Arrive 2 and d. m;
and p. m. Close, CAB a. m. and 1918, 430 ana
8 p. m. Supplementary, 1890 and 10 p. m.
Canada, intermediate Offices and connections,
via Grand Trunk Authoritative, 12.l5 p. M;
Gorhane. n II, intermediate offices and connec-
tions-Arriye, S.35 a. M; Close, 6.45 a. m.
iSaUd4lto1l, IT., and intermediate offices ana con-
nections, via Portland and Ogdensburg railroad
Arrive 6.10 p. M; Close, 500 a. m.
bartlett, N. H., intermediate offices and connec-
tions-Arrive. 1855 a. m. Close, 2.15 p. M
Rochester, NJ H., intermediate offices and con-
nections, via Portland & Rochester railroad-Ar-
rive, 1.35 p. M; Close, a. m. and II. 80 p. m.
Edstport, via each steamer-Arrive, a. M;
Close, ADO p. M
The Portland daily press., 1886-06-15
New York Mining Stocks.
CBy Telegraph
California Egining Stocks.
(By Telegraph.)
~ Ia 4 NyrIcCO Time IA 1236-The follow
Boston Produce Market.
BOSTON June IA. 1S86.-Ihe following ~
days quotations of, Provisions, &c:

BOSTON June If. looo'-1H0 Aoh""iH5 o. ~
days quotations ofProvlsions, &C.:
Pork-Long cut - 75013 90; short cuts 3 90
10 rs ;backs 13 25D13 50; light backs y % ;e;tl
ends IL 750l3 90; pork tongues at II oo9sl5t
prime mess at S12 506113 90; extra prime at 10
a$10 90; mess, old, at 10 90; DO new at IL oo@
Lard-choice at e1s @es4c 48 fb in tiercesi "a
TAG in lob pails 714971ac IN DID pals; IH2G1
Hams 1O1sG1I1ac Rfb, according to size ana
cure; smoked shoulders 71a@oe; presSeu Hams '''
lie.
Dressed hogs, city, 6@e7sc p ID; country 51ai
i've hogs 4s4 (d5c. ... "a
Butter-Western extra fresh made creamery ~
18c; do extra firsts 161@91712ci 40 nrsts log
1612c; imitation creamery extra, l49l5e; 40 eN
irsts 121l &c Edo fresh factory choice at 12G lie
far to good 10G11c; do common lots at og9e;
Vermont dairy extra 17g1712c: DO extra hrstS !"
a161ac
Cheese-Choice Northern at 89s1sc; Western,
71a@7Ac; lower grades according to quahty )
job lots 4ac higher.
Eggs-NeaI by 130131ac; Eastern extra Y u
tal3c; N H and vt extra 121aG13c: New AorK
extra at 12zsc; Western choice at llc' Jop-
bing price lie higher.
t5eans-ChQIce small N Y hand picked peal 550
l go y bush; choice New York large hand picked
do / 4o01 AS small Vermont hand picked pea at
Appies~No Russets 2 25@2 so; fancy at rs
"a 3 90; No 2 apples Sltd1 90.
Hay-Choce prime hay at S18 500$19; fancy
az: Door TO ordinary $11@Sl4: Eastiswale SO
GS11. Rye straw, choice, % oo922 so; oat straw
SIOaS11 48 ton.
Pofatoes-Mane rose 65c; do Hebron zoe; do
nrolifics Coo do Burbank seedlings at 65ci Yer
mont Rose 60c.