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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-13

For father and son, for old and young, for
large boys and small, for short men and tall.
Clothing for business and dress, for week
days and best, for play and for school, for
warm davs and cool. Clothing that looks
well because it fits well, that wears well be>
cause it's made well. Clothing that is proper
in style, proper in material, proper in finish
and proper in price. Clothing, in short, that
excels in everY feature of excellence and IS
cheap only in price. Such clothing as have
described and in such assortment as have
limited at will be found in the emporium OF
fashion, where the careful selection, careful
supervision and careful workmanship is
shown in the largest and most varied and
most complete stock OF superior clothing ever
diSplayedi in this city. a stock that offers you
the best opportunity Of selecting suit to mt
and please you. Everything in gentleman's
wear can be found here, such as Hats, Fur
nlshing Goods and Fine Shoes Of the latest
STYLES. This is the headquarters for Gentle
mans fashionable outfits from his head to his
feet, you can be better satisfied here than
elsewhere, as the reputation OF this establish,
ment is reliable, and that all goods are sold
as represented. If you haze never traded
with me give me trial, and am SATISFIED
YOU will Continue to patronize this reliable
emporium. Respectfully,
VI. L. KlNARD,
COLUMBIA, S. c.
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BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD AND ANDERSON
BENCH.

CONNECrIO s.
Close connection is now made ct Seneca
with &. & D. r. 3. for Atlanta and beyond.
A. With South Carolina Railroad from Char
lesion.
With wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad from Wilmington and all
points North thereof
With Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad from Charlotte and all points
North thereof.
B. With Asheville & Spartanburg Rail Road
for points in Western North Carolina.
C. With A. g. c. Div. s. s. D. 3. B., from all
points South and West.
D. With A. & c. Div, 3. & D. e. R., from At
lanta and beyond.
E. With A. & C. Div, r. & D. 3. g., from all
points South and West.
f. With South Carolina Railroad for Charles
ton.
With Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad for Wilmington and the North.
With Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad for Charlotte and the North.
G. With Asheville & Spartanburg Railroad
from Hen6ersonvilie.
Il. With a. & c. Div, &. & D. z. r., from
Charlotte and beyond.
G. r. TALCOTT, Superintendent.
D CARDwELL, Asst General Passenger Agt.,
Columbia S. G.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-13

The man who advertises in dull
times will meyer feel dull times.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-13

It's Causes and Cure, by one
Inf NASS VINO was deaf twenty eight
years. Treated by most of the noted spe-
~ cialists Of the day with no benefit. Cured
himself in three months, and since then
hundreds Of others by same process. a plain,
simple and successful home treatment. Adj
dress T. S. PAGE I2s East 18th st New York
City. J2234t
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CONNECTIONS

Made atColumbia with Columbia ;and Green
and departing at 5.27 p II. AT Columbia
Junction with Charlotte. Columbia and Au-
gusta Rail Road by same train TO and from
all points on both roads.
Passengers by these trains take Supper at
BrahchYille.
At Charleston with Steamers for New York;
and on Tuesdays and Fridays with steamer
for Jacksonville and points on the St Johns
River; also with Charleston and Savannah
Railroad to and from Savannah and all
points in Florida.
At Augusta with Georgia and Central
Railroads to and from all points West and
South. At Blackyille to and from points on
Barnwell Railroad. Through tickets can be
purchased to all points South and West, by
applying to
D. MCQUEEN, Agent, Columbia.
JOHN B. PECK, General Manager.
D. C. ALLEN, Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agt
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-13
. STANDARD PRINTS.
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
AND
PLANTATION SUPPLIES
FnI. Sale

We have now in store, Ferris Hams and
Breakfast Strips, C. C. C. Tennessee Hams,
Smoked Beef Hams and Ok Tongues, Bacon,
Lard and n. o. Molasses, Java, Laguyra and
Rio Coffees, Finest Green and Oolong Teas,
Sugars OF different brands, Kinks Laundry
Soap and other brands. Also, a nice line of
Graniteware, Ewers, and Basins, ETC., Glass
ware Pitchers, Goblets, Jelly Tumblers, nice
articles, B. J. RAMAGE SON,
5-2SIy. Newberry, S. G.
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IL H. AeME PEllETRATlgE.
SUMPTION.

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south carolina galway COMPANY.

coM1lEEcING SUNDAY, NOV. %, 1885, at
~ sos a. M., Passenger Trains viii run as
follows, Eastern time :"
TO AND FROM CHARLESTON.
EAST (DAILY9
Depart Columbia at. .7.3o n 6.T p N
Due Charleston. -.......12.1Sp p m e5pm
WEST (DAILY).
Depart Charleston. 7.20 m DO p m
Due Columbia. .......... 10.40 q N 10G0 p N
TO AND FROM CAMDEN.
EAST DAILY EXCEPT sUNDAI.)
Depart Columbia. .7.30 a. M sos p m 5.27 p m
Due Canden..... AT p m. 7.42 p N 7.42 p m
WEST DAILY EXCEPT SuNDAY.l
Depart Camden. $50 q N 650 3 IN 3.lb p m
Due Columbia. :. .915 m 10.4e o N 1000p m
TO AND FRoMAUGUsTA.
EAST (pAILY)
Bee Bsgazzt zaesssso eelsnSis lSs5 lsSSsBR
Depart Augusta. -.s-. ....:.... 1890 4@pm
Due Columb bia-.....-..... 1890 p M
,~~ 1TfNN-1
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-13

possible 10 measure 'n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21
on JAY GOULD'S ATALhNT1.

ARrCFPTION TO NON-YACHT-N WNERS OF The AMER
ICAS YACHT CLUE.
Jay Gould opened the season OF the American
Yacht CIab yesterday by giving reception on DOard
the ATLANTA to the yachi-0wners OF the American
Club This IL the first of series OF entertainments o.
the kind which the yacn OF the club VIII give 10
the members who do not own yachts. some OF inc
vachtowncrs were aboard the Ataanta yesterday ana
everybody had good time. The invitations SAID thaI
the Atlanta would the foot OF West twenty -lth
At at 23O a. H.. and at that hour precisely MI FouIu
came Oh board. Among his guests we're; G. T. ChlcKer
inc J. H. Robinson, L. :. Jewett. VI g. Day D.
Thompson RUFUS Hatch T. CARPENTER, J. H. D Mo't.
A. A. Drake G. T. Tinpson, J. H,asand Charles o.
good william Werber. Alfred Ds C.dova, W. H. Iia'nil-
tom III. 4. Taylor, II. F. Shoemaker' W. j. Cohh"r'
L. r. Lawrence, J. F. Lockwood. j. ". Han
F. l. Mather r. W. Gallaudet. y. : Nelson, s. p Ken,
ely. Cyrus W rle.l. IT,. Eningham Nlcho!s i-dWaIu
UatcA, Maturin BaOu. Horace Daniels ana MOTIFS >
SchernOtrger. -.,o, $50.
the river the fresh breekes blew away AL care ana ihe
men OF business an bee tme scnODboys l1tent on ho
dav When Mr.. GOulds country home Is niAurst' was
reached the whole party went ashore ana inspected VIC
house ami grOund.. Returning 10 me Yacht tIp 20
West Point was made. and then tie ATLANTA turned
her shapoly bows toward nome. Mr Gould had Sal! ne
would lie back at o'clock and AZ that hour precisely
the talaDta was al Twenty hiih-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21

improving the government Of NewYorh hs7e Just been
put IN the hands Of tho Governor those providing for
spring elections and the election Of
By cumulative voting bill was passed putting tnd
finances Of the Dock Department. under the charge OF
the Board Of Estimate and Apportionnens Three
members added to the Board OF
Aqueduct Commissioners, and the Presidents OF
the Board OF Aldermen authorized TO
appoint three Excise Commissioners. Another bill
greatly enarges the powers OF the Arcade Railway
COMPANY one authorizing street s r.wsy AZ tho
last moment defeated by small majority Ia the As
sembly.
These comprise the chief measures relating 70 new
YOrk, although there are four score smaller ones
Recognizing the fact that disputes between eapitasss
and their employees lead to disastrous strikes the Legs
lature passed bill creating state Board OF Aroitrar
ton, This board vas appointed today For Two years
rassed BY provision OF the laws limiting him IN the
employment OF convic TO the public account system
bill authorizing tho Governor to appoint three
system OF employing convcts a, hard labor.
The bill signed by the Governor and to-day the
to carry on the prisons
tie public system. Ia order 70 prevent the
authorizing the appointment OF factory cominlsslon
and deputy. This Dill became lay oiay aAd me on,
ature the law against the sale OF oleoma
garne any pry.e c4ea 10 a9
c. ID. Bakers code Of civil evidence was accepted Ia
resPoase to request OF the labor riga as
in septemb AZ holiday especially for workngmen to
be known as Labor Day bill drawn up by Pardon
Clerk Brown. providing a system for committing
the sentences OF State Prison convies was passed. Inc
beneficial effects OF this law are already apparent.
Another new law provides for the submission to tue
people at the elections this fall OF the question; sna
there be q constitutional conventioaF Ihis matter
promises to be OF much interest In the fa cam
pagn. The Grant Monument Association was moor,
porated and the DreXe cottage IN which the General
died on summit Of Mt McGregor was transferred TO
the possession forever OF the United States law was
passed providing for the taxing OF corporations for the
privilege OF organizing This law, 1t is estimated by
Controller Chaplin. Will bring into the state treasury
this year 100000.
iii introduced by Senator Smith was passed ana Is
now in the Governors hsuds providing for the taxation
OF telegraph lines and telegraph companies Inc rsas-
IRE Is u stringent one and II 1t becomes law 'ne
states income from the telegraph companies VIII %
much increased. Twelve hours have been made DAY
work for street railway employees bill providhg ror
the INCORPORATION Of political clubs became law The
Governor has In his hands bill prompting the sais
OF liquors at State and county fairs The Governor Is
authorized under one law 10 name April 10 "a ATDor
Day" A commission appointed TO learn the Oest
nod Of executing murderers. The compensation OF
the receivers OF corporations was reduced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21
DIED.


B.rLEy-Florence Emily Bailey. the beloved dlnght,r
william lrst and HANNAH Louisa Ball. a, On u year,
Funeral at the house l.. Friy. May 2l:5Ss
at o'clock y. IL
-G Ige r E. .ay Il s5 ' H b co ,z
Rector OF 81 Barth)lom vs. church. o.. - ,,,
Funeral services IA = B@rth'onss' Church. on F''iy.
cLEGG.As clifton : L. Tgs,lny egoaaY ~ 3 ,S M;y
the iI,s DE- D. A ElSir. IN tao l5'a
Faneta ,eryce, At g. Pauis Mano.a chlr:a, yalay.
Garages Ia waiting cniton 5. l.. On arrival Of
l:sJ boa. nom New-l OiA.
DARr-l New London Conn MAJ TO- 1873 OF BrisA''
DONALDIn tn tn year o. her azs nlsls DOW natlye
Funera from 5II West l.tA-st a; 10 l. n Oh Sl'iTAf.
Intern7n: at Farmount Cemetery NewIrx. Nj
De I,ON-At Whitesooro, " y, May H. Henry A. DeaH
Fsn@2i services at whssboro rlr,Ily afsern,oa
Carriages viii be in gatn. Grand Central sa
ton tDIy ~ ~ IL, AL Als) ~ eitcAA'' 20 ;c'Ae
terry
ate liner 4 GarDutf inthe 5jth rear OF her age
Funeral 10 Janess pace, bro)Ajh On Fiday' as'
Please ola, flowers.
HowELLAt the residence OF her son Il this city weines-
morning. 20th nst Mr.; EliHa :. A9"el i p.,,.r,,
Church, brunswick. y j. saturday "a ia'I' at
IRAN leaves Pcnnsyvania Railroad at D.
@ GSe A M a Pee s ay
be waiting Greenwich Depot
QUARrLEY-The mem Ders OF the National Acaiemy Of
invited & attend the ftls RI serFics - N sse
Arthur Quar,lev y. a. at TIE Library rooms Of tho
Academy -' r. AIDDDisoS iititHAEDs Cor. sec " a.
sPOFFOgD-At her reslisass. at Huuts POINT. y. On
Tuesday Nay = 1886, susan sprng. wilo| OF P.u
>pororl and -ter Of the ilte Rev paFHA splihS
d. u. , a.,
invited sftegd her from Ri, Brick Pee b torla
Church ami 57tA..t. on Friday nJrIn.
2lstils-. al 1000 o'clock
1t Is earnestly requested Cht no i)vers be sent
sVODDARD-At isunnl Morn, County. y. J. Nay ~
1886 III Plat -tUdtAri daughter 81 E~Lt A.. auA sIe
late Prof John b.. ~tOtiald
Funeral sarVce al ouccasulD j., Pres jTt rlal Shch
rneuls from = " YORK may take 72O 40 and .
trains Those TAKING Tie $50 snd 14O Will change cAf' ~
Dover Tie last the a. a. train vii! D. spoS.A
through casuGlA. . 80.
Friend from nay take tn trn leaving Ne@foTk
Is 40 T. OIy
Returning tram leaves ABOUT p for Newrk
and Ncv.lOrk
sTRANG-A II Y0nkers the 20th ins,. william Belchr:
son OF william Florence H. Stralg aset -ye-i anu
Fnnera services at his parents Locus. I'M
ave, FRIDAY, at .DctIck
Ipterment az Ncw- Idgen, Conn.,
VAN PELT ON ~unGI'. Nay p at Putnam Conn, OF
parayss ( the br IN. Reuben W. Van fei- o. iopATis
\. y, aged ~ years
WI-NER-At warwick. " Y, NAY -, 1888. Iatie Il.
LVt,nsr dauglter . James aud hannah Wlsner
Funeral residence OF her parents on aatuinY
May -. At p n -. -. , c,...,. 81, al,
7 So a. ID. Returning leaves WARWICK At ) , N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21

Ioes~oon or rhiladephia; Professor T. D. Morris, OF
tbt Tleoogca Seminary NJ Hamilton, \. u; anu Juuke
" Finch OF Now York. Mr. Dwight conIinuo,s ~, 20
NewIIaven az resident graduate student from -
10 1881 as student In the theological school iroh
10 1883 and as III the colegc from lsS 10 49,
lie was licensed preach In 1893, AMI carry III uo
year sailed FOR Europe. where he Ds1s stay oi yca,
pr"rssor of Sacred Lseratara, which he stu homs.
During the last quarter OF century or more ne mas oh
very active In the college in many ways ana INC -
a crnvh Of the institution has been due LARGELY 10 MS
rcrs9ns Efforts Professor Dwight received the 1870
~ Doctor Of DIVINITY from Chicago Ite1log car
school In 1869 He was associate editor OF INC ..
highlander with william l. Kings an Vas AZ n ~,
member OF the American Committee Tor inc icNiso -
the Fursh version OF the Bible, from us ne ~
1873 70 the completion of the work III $50, ~ NJ %
married in December 1866 20 Jane W. skinner OF wv
Haven and has two Helen, born IN leoo anu
winthrop Edwards, born In ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21
THE IRIAL or NAXUELL.

BUYING SIX OUNCES OF CHLORoFDHM on TIE DAY
WHEN PEELLER Dl, NPPEARfD.
ST LOUIS May 20 (Specidi.-1 Maxwell
trial is drawing Ike circus. More than hundred
women wcre present today, and they watched the pro
ceedings with great Interest Maxwell Was IN no wise
abashed When his attention was not attracted by the
witnesses he stared back aud criticised the different
STYLES OF beauty displayed in the group OF women. lie
had recovered his nerve and the ghasuy trunk and
other evidence did affect him they did yesterday
once he subject ed to severe strain 1t was when
william H. Dnf. "A nat dealer Wa on the stand Max
well bought hat from him on the day after the muir
der and told so ne tall stories about his adventures in
Turkey Mr. Duff is sighted and could not see the
prisoner
stand up" said the Court Maxwell arose
"Now. come forward to the witness"
The prisoner walked within a foot o, the stand Mt,
Duff peered at him through his glasses and sail, that
i. the man." Maxwell bowed to him 4ni resumed his
seat lie was pale ana shaky when he sat down Jonn
T. Armo d negro barber. said that Maxwell came in to
his snop on Easter Monday, the day after the murder
and had his beard OIL anl then asked II any one
would know him. He told the barber that he was 20
ing to Turkey. Frederick BIGGER. a trunk manufac'
urer at 30 1G Broadway. testified that the prisoner
entered his place early Monday morning ana bonsh
two trunks, canvas covered trunk and "a packing
trunk lie ordered botn to he sent TO the hotel. An
hour later lie bought waterproof vaise aud said he
WlII.In Fr.lin. a porter carried the two trunks to
the room. lie fonnd large pile OF clothing on the
floor and the zinc-covere trunk cldscd aud tied up
with ropes. An hour alter Maxwell told MN to tax
the new cauvascovcred trunk aud TWO va!ises ana Il
hat box down stairs. The pie OF clothing hdd dsap-
peared He lett the zinc-covcrcd trunk anu the lew
-" am only going away FOR few days" Maxwell
said. my friend has gone to me country ana am
and dld 50 after cutting the straps and ropes The
trunk was shown him Ia court ana lie described M
nutely position Of the corpse Maxwell looked at
bin without 4 UeMOr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21
THE WORK OF THE SESSION.

SOME or THE CHEF MEASURES THAT HAVE BECOME
LAWS OR ARE N THE GOvERNoEs HANDS.
AIBANY, May 20 lNpeciah.-The Legislature
OF 1856 has hat the experience Of most Legislatures OF
recent years # chiefly heen occupied with egis'
ton about tile City Of New-York Wnen the members
reached Albany they heard rumors that the BDard OF
Aldermen had been brbed to grant franchise TO the
broadway surface Railway Company. The senate Kali
way Committee hld been authorized 10 make an invest
cation and the result Is that sixteen OF the accused
Aldermen were arrested has been convicted OF ac-
cepting hfibe the officers Of the raj way affected VIII
have to trial and receiver Tor tho company mas
been appoin ted. While the Broadway Railroad invest-
cation wa IN progress discovered Oh Il the New
York Cable Railway was about 10 gain possession OF
.eyenty miles " streets without making any payment
10 the CITY for the franchise. The Legislature passed
law which efectually Killed the Cable Railway Com
panys scheme Furthermore. II passed law depriVlhg
the Board OF Aldermen OF Ne"-iOrk OF
authority 10 dispose OF the street railway IRAN
cnl.es aud provided that these franohisas shonld
hereafter sold by auction to the highest bidder linen
the Legislature s attention to the subject OF the
price Of gas In NcwYork Three bills were passed. 10
lower the price Incorporating comparing gas com
pany one authorizing tho appointments OF ur,her conn
petitiva Gas companies. and the thru lowering tue
price nny cents . thousand feet. or ~ 20 bins io'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21
no VIEWS OF THE NTPSTC.

THE TRIBUNE's announcement yesterday OF
the delay ia the ARRIVAL OF the United states war
Ntpsic created much comment In naval ana maritime
circles Itw frequently suggested that she had pu
INTO some Vest Indian port The only two ports that
N. S,n.c yo,d ne likely TO put into Brdgetowo-
Hrhaloe. An and t Thomas. At both OF these ne
"a csb. st1..ou OF the West Indian aud Cuban Cat
C,u,nany and her arrival would nave been caO!ed 10
Wa.hurton It IA the fact that sneh cable dspatcn
mas neon received that rise TO uueasincs Naval
nncers however arc stll hopeful and even confident
mar ths Nipste Will arrive safely she carries crew OF
about 900 men besides officers Tho only reAsonapo
xcss Tor her delay IL tue position that her engines
haye pr,keu down Aud that she was unable TO steam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21
AcroRS ~ rGHr WIN cAB DRIVERs.

At an early hour yesterday morning Walter
L. siun assistant manager OF the Brooklyn PARK Thea
ire and Leonard Grover r. and T. Lamb, the actors
cot into an alteration with Iaokmen city Hall
square Brooklyn. The young men used some playful
to the drivers at which the lat er took
fcl &c ana they began to assault the former After
a.vera hloWs mad been struck young men took to
tb.ir ne-ls with the hackInen full pursuit one OF
slruck Mr. Grover the back Of the head Causing
.yere scalp wound The noise OF the aftrty called to-
ber number OF spect tt0rs and two policemen. who
ooL the be gerent nacknon TO the Washington street
po''cs staton Iney were Edward h. Cornell or No
~ Nsriou-st and DDminick OCOnnor. OF Ma. -
W vckod-.L Mr. Growers wound WAS dressed at the
brooLlyn Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21
MARRIED..

CHAMBERS JEVNTNGS-On Wednesisv Nav ~ a. ire
Mum Avenue Presbyterian CharcI: at Orange J,
by DR.. +. W. ChanD OF NcS-IOrk D. IA-
bot Roland Chambers Eiith daughter Of Horace ".
Jennings. both Of Eas Orange v j.
HUBgELI-DENIN-On W,lns,i.y Ma 10. 1875 at the
Church OF It Esorit by the Rev A. " Wlttmsy,r. VIII
lam McCready HuObel 70 Emily Desin both OF New YORK.
sNITH-KEES- Weinesisv May 10 at the Church Of
the Epphany by ls JOseoI r. Elder, D D., T. ward
HUI Smith o. this city TO Ruth L. Keen % MadisoD "
SMITH RVRRITr-On wednesday. May Il, fthe Chnrce
Of the Hoy Trinity BROOKLYN. by the eg charlie, IL ihl
d. D. idgtn Holden smith . Jesse, day .htst OF tIelaA
George n, Burnt, all % Brooklyn.
WHITAKER-FIrZHU III on Wsinest,y. NAV 10 AZ me
residence Of Mr. Ibonas W Pond flatOush L. l. oy tie
Rev Charles Il. Treat. assst1t by tle Rev Chtils =
Baker. John A. Whitaker % Blanche eies' daughter u
Edward j. FitzAugb al VI Brooklyn.
No cards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21
TIE FIRE RECORn.
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACEH
DEs MofNEs, Iowa, May 2O.-Dawson. Gar.
YER Co.'S hardware store burned yesterday, and
1tbbetrs grocery and Conways drug store were dam
aged. The loss IL S1i 900; Insurance ample.
ORAYGEvrLLE. Ont. May GOV. J. Prices boot and
shoe store was burned to-day. Loss, $4,000
wrLKEsDARRE, Penn. May 2o-Fire this evening
partially destroyed the meat packing house Of 2. All
horn On Tho loss 10 estimated at $1,000; fully in'
sured.
HUpsox. Mass, May 2o.-An Of tho buildings on the
estate OF Captain Abel T. Jones at North Sudbury ex'
cept ono barn. were destroyed ny Ore last night
insured.
WASHINGTON, NO.. May Gothic store OF william o.
Rusge In North washin gton, Was burned Last nisns
There Is doubt that tho store was first roDoei-
box Of jewellery dropped By the burglars in their hsne
found near the building after the fire. Ice ssocS
valued az sl2 900 and the building az $1,000; In
surance % 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21
Randei, Baremore Il Billings
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF
Ola MO y ID >.
MANUFACTURERS OF DIA4OND JEWtLRf.
e. Nassau St. aud - AabIon i..Ae. Ne" lJl>-
1 st Anlrcw ST. uOiOorn circus. LondOA


fshoud be read DAILY ~ al 'ner''.eL as caais'' my
OcCu tLntl - ~. -. t....,
foT dlspaten Dy suy particular steamer EXCEPT N; b.
ncs 10 send duplcatss Ot Dae~nk AN con DrFcA ~
meats letters specially altres,si oahB s'is - 40
"a ST ilAOi5 A.. .,rl .,,.,
rotegn The week en- ing Nay - VIZ S''''
fpIa,wl,TIY u all this Hoe - t0.-pHs
n mar ~ $50 D. IN. FOR irukO sn4 Hdstsn' pc. 3 g.
prof-ss1r Morse, from New O.leip-.
sArUkDAI-At $50 IN for klrDp' per ' = Htrnn~
VIA Cue.nstown $50 A. u tJr scot Ani u4Irct yer .
Ds,oula via glasgow l,tt;rs mis. - ir ctet p'r
U.von. At 6.3J Tor bcaxuu direct, per = s.
Pam aud VIA Antwerp uetters muse D. dir'ctct pc
penn and a. O:3D a l)r Europe pr > .ltj ol
Chester. Oeeensto.n yet er' n1s. % "lsesei -.
S.ty Of Cn-ster7J $50 "A .or the ~, o. 80
direct, Der +. Casad Wa kottrri "A e-ter, mi' 20
Calaud"l. at lob IN ior j. A. u
salvador. aud tnc So1tl FsS.le ppft>
Fdltl Golden, via hlnss "a lett Tor -i'NcD
nn',st n, directed per n.uth oodten - az Tor
s. oSasos Ai'etots "" IA "~'oN
per Geisrr'l.
Mails for the society Islands. per ship Tahiti iron
San Francesca oloso here May 20 at y "a.
Mails lot Cnlua ami Japan. pur s. = -si '-'iy
uiOla Franciseol close here NAY - a .
N M Nails Australia. New LoAAnL -ahisi T.
I'M ana samoan Islands per n = Msrip 50 non 9~.s
franclscol close here Nay - .t l1r % ar't ~
tra.l Mails cuba. raj 10 Tampa VA an IN
by steamer hoy West Fla, oose a. th' "i'0" '''
~ $3.50 a IN
.rhe schedule OF closing o. rrAn<Paclc % -
IN the presumption saor uuia.orfdp osorAt'
- AN rranc.co Mails ron tie So arti'at Os To-
M san Francesca dAy Of sAins o. s1o.asFsA' 10
matched thenco the same day. ..,ao>, ,....,..
Post onice. New YorE. N. y, Nay - i''1