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nfRns Wuni1 - azooh1od with 111C1II
nr1a9hinE couEhluR Hnd ezpeeeeEa 8
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miserahle froU tai1 catnrfn q tAe heaa
nosa. ana the ns1nnaA Ger Whte1 ] c141a
fad No reliaf. had ben 7rozo1aced n
IN few Gays. EasnlEn9 il 3 peezzazenl
Frsm whnt I know e d.. L1ngaker
prolo1&1nal akiil and krsakn1nk tseA
can most heartilT recommena Al peEsons
suffering frsm diseases . h1nns Win ~
assurance thai thaF VII 9seslNe Dg4E e4'
oe1fant DrofarHiozMl and Hanax1aA freaA'
menk CLARK a. DAVIS.
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TO Lowell and Snah1l.1f.h. .5efl- =.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-05
S. DEUTSCH & co.
rren>Iptlette1rttfel.

9as srS6te unb rei9baltisfte Eager bon
$erren. 1ntertleioern In Der @tabt, In allen
Stofeu, bon 8aumiuoue Bis sur Seibe. Sn
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an3etse fiir @tener3ab1er.

Die @ountp Gommiifoners Court bon
Berar @ountp tpir6 am Montaa Ben IA.
SUM 1886 @ormittags 10 nbr i'm
Gourtbauie su San Mntonio feline Gifs
5ungea als 8oarb of equalization CT,
6Hner unb 10 lange In Sibung oerbleis
ben, Bis ale @ef@dfte erIe6igt fnb.
gerionen, beren gigentbum, ibrem 9as
fdrbalten mad, 5u bod absei1dBt tpurs
be, tuerben erfu6t, Ser 8eb6r6e TIRE
Reclamation at1 genannten ober eiueu,
oer nd@ftfolsenben Sage einaureideu.
Wer6Hentli9t auf Inorbnung Der
ebrentuertben @ountD @ommiiftoners
court bon Serar County.
Mls 3eugniB biene r1ei1e Natnerss
@ unterf@rift un6 mein M1ntss
CO fiegel. San @ntonio, ben "a.
Mai 1886.
Sbab. %. Smith,
25,5 20mtnu 60. glerf 8erar So.
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'
SroB Der biaigen preiie bebaupteu
bic BaumtpoE enbdnbler, baB bic borz
b%atoenen Norrdtbe UNI "a, 800 BalIen
geringer iin6, dig i'm lebtbergangeneu
Sabre. sSn ben 2agerbdufern bon 81
Derpool fOlen fid fogar 363, 900 8alIeu
tpeniger befinben, aIs i'm 8oriabr, trob
Der g~eringeren Na6frage, bent1 burd
bic Mrbeiterffrifes aIein fparten bic ssas
brtta1ten $780, 8alen. BereGnurz
gen tber finftige ,preiie axauffeleu,
tuagt feine ber 8aumpouen ; Girmet,
tie balten aber bafir, baB bic preife f9
beffert tper6en, tpenr bic engliiGet Mrs
better ni9t pte6er ftrifen. Der Grtrag
Der o~iesidbrisen 8aumponernte wir6
tpobl felbft bel ~giinfiger Witterusg BEN
Der Doridbriget tti9t tberfteigen, bent
rnr in Mrtanfas unb $eras 1T mebr
BaurnpDlle gepflanst tuor6en, In ben
atlantif9en Staaten ober bat man bic
&ultur befelben bef6rdntt.
Na9 ben 8eri9ten, Bic aus 200
pldBen in 80 berf@iebener teranii1en
Counties einliefen, f@dbt man ben Grs
trag beg Weisens auf go Bro3ert elmer
Dur9i6nittss grnte. 9afer bat mebr
gelitten unb 1T baber f6le@ter ausge.
fallen. Sdmmtli9e Beri9te ertpartsn
cine bole 2ornernte, b. +. tpentt nod
geniigenoer. &egen fdIt. Sn Norbs
teIos, tDo es mebr geregnet baben muB,
bofft man nit Si@erheit auf cine Qute
Grnte.
@ou San Saba gountp tpirb be-
ri9tet, bob Der Wei3en gefdnitten III,
unb bob man BON 7 big II 8ufbeI auf
benz Ader geerntet babe. 9ie Gru6t
1T febr lei@t.
One horse farmer bat @oliab
@ouutb beiu6t unb fdnt folgemSes ur.
tell iber baHelbe: Scr 8pben lit
iebr reid, aber bas Bolt f@eint febr
laugiam In Der grfenntniB Der @t6.
Der Nderbau=SntereHen at fem.
8Dliab lit cine alte 5tabt, bod fiirdte
i'd, bic 8eb6lferung muB anbere Gle
mettte% ir1portiren, UNI bas gpuntD 5u
enttDidelr unb cine Stabt oufaubaueil.
too f9ou felt nielen Sabret cine 5teben
ionte, tpentl es ni@t an unternebmungsz
geif gefeblt bdtte. I'm ie6em preis
berf9aft gu6 cine giienbabn!
= Nuf ben prairtet bes fernea
Wefte1s ma6t man biefelben @rfabs
rtstger, bic man bereits friiber in ors
bern Sbeilen bes States ma9te.
gi9engebtf9 eutftebt iiberaa bon ielbft:
Sauienbe BON Mfern Brairie, auf bes
1ten bDr 80 Sabren feia Build gu fin.
ben tuar, finb ieBt nit iunsen gi@en
bebedt.
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fCO III 70
vs. gat geregnet nnb nun fnb bic
Glagea nosr Srodenbeit berfurantt uro
Simf 2eianI5 ef1fet1t tpteber tn ro'tgem
S Sy,' 5os ysD.sn.!l9 mregnet es nod meDr,
net,% , vr ysyes,ge Te9en mar unget9s
nm nm % os..ys!9t oufDaus nlDf ~ 10
A SoX sdspana's srpaftlln9en. Dles
h;s mar; y a% Ser D 81 gsraas, menu @!r
az ;n.ayS, Tsl 81. ans.1slEallD"sn, DE
J, ~ ma. au y Ses .ssa"'lWsh oanms
sasa a1a.se.s'pn nl. esnaa9er
Sely.e.Wen gse Ie1!en 9leleI gerlgie
Set no,, 3 SIM; Ma% Ss ( nv u,r
h;s arm, 2 SUN; ~, S;sysIhs Ss;4 M Sg,
[,,s;{}sr @sos,s " II IN -, aSr.,,s s0 So. osu ~a'
hs,,em est,, S T. maeo ,,,S SO uIyss.,
ossoMos nam.tn X I1u.u n"1 SoIls1u!u
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: 8. s.. M2a[Ier. MhpIefaIe. uuI

= 6. s.. MiiIer, MbuIefales urb
&etailbdn6Ier in Garben. DeIeu, ans
ftrei@ermaterialer. gpmmereettabe,
San Mntouio etnpiehIt fein grobes
2ager In bieieu MrtiteIn Su Netp 9ort
preifen unb ma9t gar3 beion6ers aif
ben getpdbIten 8orratb bon HiIbern:
@bromos, Rupfers unb @iabIti9ea,
SelgemdIoen unb pbantafie > @ilberts
aler Mrt. feraer auf bie gef@nfadDoue
Mustpahl bon 8ilberrabmer Der aQers
moberniten Gortl unb anf bic Mles
umfaferbet 3ei@enmaterinIen auf.
merriam. Mle g~uftrdse fir irgenb cine
Der obigen 8rau@en tperbtit prompt
ausgeftbrt; 8ilber BON ieber @r0be eiiis
gerab1nt unb ole Mrbeiter ul6gli@f
t9neu urb gut beiorgt, bic In bas Sad
f9lagen.
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: 9as grpieft. 6os EMF hie Wiehs

Sas proieft, 6as emit bic 0iebs
aidbter Der San Mntonto tngebenbert
Counties gu f6r6ern iu@ten, fomnnt iebt
nteuei9t am Musgangspunft Der Mif'
ttonsbabn CUR Nusfibrung. g. %.
Sutton, Der a~usgeoebnte MeibeIdnbes
retett tn ben Counties &efugio unb San
Hatrieio befibt unb eingefen3t bat, iu@t
bic Iiebaii6ter CUR Nnlage eires Refri.
geratorsg au betpegen, in6
bic Babn b%ef6r6ert bas proieft. 6uls
ton beabfi@tigt frii6 seiGlo@tetes
Tleif9 nit ben anfommerben Sampfer,t
als Hidfra9t 3u berfeu6en.
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q II

cine gIad unb gan : Sinbin, ein iueises ganb
UNI ben Gals trasenb, bort auf ben sameu
Mtolte. Cine febr IiberaIe BeIobnuna= Dem.
ber bas Sbier auriidbringt am
3ubwi9 Wohnete,
S,smt @iiions . @artea.
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MabmdeS @artem.
Grites Muftreten ber @iener Gdnger.

Office bon $. 6. Smith, euperinten't.
ber 6Heutli1en S6ulen.
San Nntonio, 1. Stunt 1886.
Cine prifuns Der a~pplieanten fir
Gebrerftellen an ben ftdotiiden S9ulen
San Nntonios finbet am s., g., Z, s.
ua6 9. Suli 1886 fat. Die prtfungen
beginner 8ormittags 9 l1br.
s. 6. Smith,
Supt. Der fdbtif@en S9ulen.
1,5 I'm
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9ie @teter BET Mfabmde.
9eute Iben6 fiubet bas grbffnungss
.onaert Der Miener Completes dnger i'm
arter ftatt.
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6ut>Departement

If In ieber Beaiebuns ~mufersiItis, In Yreilen
bon 81 = $3.50 baS Stud. Sanebeu finbei
man Sanbfdube, Sofentrdser nrb ole anberen
srtiteI, berer elm GER our 8erbouf6nbiauna
ieines anauss unb feiner 2oilette bebarf. Mue
aur bentbaren Gesenitdnbe, bic, man ais Gur.
niibina gnoSs gu be3eidaen bIeat, iinb In
aro5er MusnabI porbanben.
Guserbem fibren mir beridiebene srten bon
2ofern, Reiietaf9en, Hesenf9irmen unb einen
srobsn gorratb bon Gummipaarem fir Serren
Samex unb 4inber.
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Bon 9rernen mad @alpeffpu fir
$780,
Gpn 8retnea na9 @an Mntpntp
fit $780,
Ser Norbbeuti@e 2lobb.D ampfer IS E n
piro ain IL. September bon Bremen brett mad
@albefton abfabren.
Rerionen, ipel@e Greunbe bon Deutidlanb
NAG Sexas tonttften lafen, t6nneu nit BEN
aateraeidaneten arrangements pesen @afage.
a.dets trelfen. Oerielbe auotirt 8reile bon Gu.
rppa 1ad) allen Ynntteu in Gexa8. g6reHe:
5. 9. Macg2amara,
gt!enbabn. anb europai1Ger Dampf6iFaaeat,
. Gan Mntonio
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SAT- 4ntpnio, 5. SUM 'S6.
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graparation Sar5s saerh u Ser 1bisnsiiSsn
Mrnaee segen berbribe unb srinbiae Nate, &c.
gen 6as Mnnoreiten ODER Buublaufeu, lgegeu
Rridsibite nne ole Der tleberbitnns bes gintes
entlpringenoen Sauttranfbeiten anseipanof.
Mls elm Pulber far Timber hebt Is uHibertreI'
Ten ba. Yrets Is eents. @rGparirt Hne anM
gertaaf BET ". Sreif, MIeu,O Drae SiRts
Gan Mntonio.
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&enn0en

fabren mir bic beriibmten Star unb Manbat.
tan, binten ODER borne 80 5fffnen, nit ober obne
Rrassn, einfa9e ODER seripPte 8ufen. dnier
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a4tans, SIR 5erren! sft Das, mas mir aber aldoer au iaaen babm
unb benft barber naA+
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06

The several companies OF the 10Th Regiment will pa
rade IN .siign~ uniform knap acss WITH overeo t.: rs
Creedmoor follows: Companies A. G. ID. II ana K
ON ON rnn.iS Line I5 The assembly viii be sounded az
the armory each occasion at Ga a III.
Al the monthly meeting Of the Board OF Orhcers
Of the 9th Regiment last Tuesday evening con
nttee wa appointed 10 prciarr resolutions thank
reception which they the command Oh the occasion
the recent parade n eominrmoraIion OF the twenty
NTH anniversAr, OF It's dep"riurr Tor tho war. Tie
committee consists Of Colonel William Seward ex-
orico; Major Clifford A. H.: Bartlett Captain Theodore
II. swift aud CAPTAIN H. F. Kennedy -
Captain Augustus r Francis. OF Company e. 71st
last Monday had sc per cent Of his nen present
for duty He Justly pron OF II and says bis company
by Decor Day is likely to become one OF the
largest In The regiment
p,rn,.. festival e" AT IGon Park Oue-hnmlr and.
scyenthsL aud Ninih-avr.. Tomorrow afternoon and
evening Tie ARRANGEMENTS are III Charge OF the officers
vi me organization Captain Louis Wendell. First Len
tenants Robert b. Mnss and f. A. Bracklow and Second
L~utrnants Charles Nasei AMI John +. Grlthtn.
Private 1noua- Hogan of Company L. l2Ih Regiment:
was badly mia sd about week ago by the aI or
rUpcrulendng hat he III ~ bo compelled 10 take
OILS DISCHARGE for physical disability One OF his iess
Company G. 7isi regiment, Captain Samuel G.
terms vi service have xpired havs sgnihed their
trnIion of Joining the company again Among
the regiment sni took wife. WIS 80 delighted
q, the sppsa'anos OF the regiment on Drc"rs- r
come n member once more
Qusrt~rDaster Sergeant Oliver McMulen. OF Company
T. lZth Kcgfinrn for he nr-t time snre Decoration
Day Instituted was prevented Dy illness from ar'd
lug last Monday. 6 Is htiytwO years Ot aud has been
tmomber al the COMPANY fer twsnty-fonr years.
The graves of Fret sergeant Jeremiah MuiiDs and
James Cooxan. members OF Company Il. 7lst R~gi-
ment, were decorated last Monday by detachment
cons stng OF tn" captain ana fourteen nen Tho r-s
first sergeant OF the Aaron Myers. 10
Rsrded one of the best noncommlssioned officers IN
the regiment
1he IltL Separate Company, OF Mount Vernon, has
seventy men the rolls ana is steadily improving Ia
drli, Giscip ipline and bumb-rs. Tue members OF the
company have formed athletic club and tug Of war
Of four been organized which VIII receive
eLallsuxes from 0Ihtr teams IA tie National Guard.
The Rev DR.. Edward A. Reed. chaplain Of the vth
Ri incn will preach the annual ssrmon before ths
command tL.s evening A tho Reformed
Church. FIy-sevcnth-st aud MAison-sve OF which he
pastor The regiment will assemble AZ the armory IN
full uniform. without arms. apd phrrb IN c"iunh oi
fours without music. 10 the church Colone Se~nru VIII
behalf Of tho veterans OF the regiment ,s hns
accepted invitation To be pressnt The veterans VIII
march to the cnuIcn In QUEENS dresa ~. A..
Tbs recruits Of the 7lst Regiment numbering nfV'nve
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06

men, will be drilled BY Captain Charles Nj IA, ,i%c this
season They have been thorousniy ihS""
nar,ded W IN the regipert last Monday 7, 1o,h
'Srcond lieutenant Frank Roosevelt OF company - rs,
pas,m.nt IA spoken OF as the ceraiu successor .,
iJ,u,rnant Nathaniel Z. Rogers Jr WIN ''''"'
signed. ,,. TT root. of Company d, 71st
pa,n.n, who has been absent on account y, "a
,ns. f,r s,T months is now rapidly recovering a hs
r',i soon resume hls place with the commana' no ~
ras, n,embcr OF the regiment for thirteen years
Tho Examining Board for noncommiss sionon VSo a.
a, The / 2tl Regiment will meet tomorrow evening" ~
% The drum c and bugle corps OF the 7lst keslmen.'
s,nce fhe reor yanization made by the new 1rum
parmenier has developed into one OF the pess III INC
Tnc 9th Regiment 20 to Crecdmoor for rlne prac''co
% onarternaster Sergeant William A. Squires OF ION.
many g. 7lst Regiment who has heen ~ the "css ioi
three months, reported for duty last week.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
OLosryG pRlOgs OF PHILA DELPHIi srcoKS

SATURDAY. June 5-P. NJ
Tho te-up on the surface railways OF New-forK
and Brooklyn was wet blanket appneu 10 'no
stock Exchange speculation at the opening OF business
this morning All the talk before 10 O'Clock was on the
weakness of tho msrket and the decline IN
prces which the opening was expected TO
devs,on The opening. however, was tame.
and urIces although somewhat lower than at last even-
ng close not enough so to have attracted aten
ton II there had been supposed cause TOT IL 1ho
market was full OF purchasing orders AT hgures 'tc OH
from and prevented any desperate Efforts
IN mark dyures down. Hence steady tone was quickly
developed and while duness was the preV"ine feature
thar. WAS a gradual Improvement IN prices some IT.
regularity was bbited prices were here and there
attackcd In spots that were discovered 10 10 uhsup
ported Because Of the strikes there ha'uraIy was
.ome timidy which restricted general buying Tor the
long account; but It induced little or no selling except
for interests which already are seeking Pron,s
from a decline. The largo majority by which
the House voted to take up the Pacihc rairoads
sevcnty.year Extension bill was regarded as ia'oraoe
indication OF final passage ami Union Racine SOFA up
TO 5A but closed NJ 532a final gain OF = per cent Inc
coal stocks specially weak. with reports Oh uemor
auzstion IN the coal trade which are not true IL was
announced that Cornelius Vanderbilt and J W. Dfe1ei
sailed for Europe this morning and on that fiction
theory of something urgent built Mr. DrexcI isin
Europe; has been there TOT sonie ""o' anu
Mr. Vanderbilt, did not sail this morning Among the
grangers Omaha was sill the feature anu a'or
selling up to Is closed unchanged at 4t lie other
grangers were sympathetic with the general market
Richmond and Dlnve sold down. per cent to llo win
saes OF 200 shares and Richmond and West Point de-
cnned from 81 "a to 3Oi4 3oes Upon the whole the
market under the circumstances behavedv very we'll inc
last decline may without any stretch OF ian'y reasoa
by be ascribed to n natural mdspositon under the
circumstances 10 enter into engagements and nat
ura desire to nquIdatc before holiday The market
closed stcasy.
Government bonds we're dull and halely steady with
quUtctiOns
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. R.

NEWJERSEY CENTRAL DINls!ON
Tf4HIraTAKisa ;SESS5 nsS.5 S1o,.
s$ s:Ss g. sSSSSSs S sso Il i5 100 sS sSS
ssr G $
hHsssn sHa SS''ssxR CARS on all Day Train. and
Sxss on Sfht lEi Ninth and rson SO.
sSo f;ss s.S .sGs e. h ~ =
,si iofN sfzSsG zSSE is Penn.
aHS sgssUs. s .sS and
fi n oo sps sd 4G sS 3
EST Ct sas siS a Zoo $50 m
100 l:sO s;s6, 5:46 p. m. sundays at $50 p. m.
Fer Fer PsifTSS psMaSGs s:t9H !: ac VS. ~ so s.s 400
For frnsI's fS emySx
at 400 TOO $3.50 . loo iso. s4a. o46 p m Sundays
rs "a 80 100 $40 400 ,.ss 3 $780,
pc4 a aroH az RRD seH az axxSM no."
rGp1 Ps% sSnGsSiSS sSroS soo $50 m loo iso 400 .,O.
For soMs Mo- hSa5as y y ESQ tVa So
YYso Yso 4SS &c. tS:sso tso. a. iSsSp sS %
= ZIP . 100 s,6 ess go ~ 1s toS @ eS &C.
ssS Oss 20 1880 ssC ,sS" Ssc Isl, (
rsr ssG lsiH srh A%d9T $50 lhOSs" $50
tSs Y s,Ss = al s"aS.;: SsS
iexcopt Ocean ovel 81 4 90 900 q N.
Por ;I;r HOLD SIS 100 300. 400 bon e;io "a
For LAKEWOOD TONS RIVER and BARNEuAr $'"'
vSI LakrS % sS tcfG& ViNELAND and BRIpeEroS -
A8U a. M. l;3O p. IN. -,
NEW-JsRSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From or Nc. =, n orth River. via sandy HOOK q.
For HIGHLANDs. sEABRIoHT LoSa BHANcH Ns~
rdS % SArtxSrle Il HiaI&L%SDs. sso iois % s AS
For LAKEWOOD. TONS RIVER and RARNkoAr. s'~
10, SCkAS GROVE OCEAN BEACH and f0iSr
PLEASANT l0lsa m, SAS p M sundAystehoeP' o''"-
vor ATLANTIC CITY, vINKLASp and hRip"EioH
T.kos can procured At DOT Of Liberty a. : u.s
North River. a. 26i. 2s7 AL, sN a"u - ~
way 7S7 And 1ly 9Th kivinatoust ~ ~
IN 3rcon i7s tsst iaotLst Ia 10 3;yof
Canal, st aud Lotels In New.York .iX
En Ut No courLsI 10! Bro.dwy W. wss,s s on At New
STN Manhattan.avA In Hoboken, aoA r,re
York transfer Company viii call Tor Asd sheSA osSs"S
\ hotels or rosti uuec IL destination i, N uAvrocN
J. WOOrT N. a., NJ. " .. - - ccksl ArA
General Manager. . oen 80 ss~.tw'sS - ~
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.


w. WY Yc;&H 3; 4: +. Co; LssseH a., wrsr
SMOKE UF THE WOhLp.FAM D HID ~ RiVnH
AkOUNV r 9TH Ills OF CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,
AND uHRoUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF The
on and after Ma o. 1856. trains will leave West t2d.
ST. stat ION "A follows
trains leave from station Jay st.
Nortn River minutes earlier than of Wesi
Detroit and Chicago 'v3O - m 800. $40 p. seepers
through
nL LOUIS. 800. -o:lO p. m. seepers through
buuuo, Kocnestei, suspension Bdge, l4gara Falls -
syJ 'ouv 'oiu p H. sleepers and dra
Uuc- ana D, Gacuso 'V;,U ii 70 AIN, 600 % ~ pm
Higniand. fO'keepsie and kInsston. 'll0. $3.50,
l.2JA 800 s:Iu y. H.. and D. for Kingston.
eaugcrtes ahd Albany. TO- -.lv. '03J. ll26 ;oo
aIski,. Il TO- -v:oo. ll:25 % o. $40 D. m.
Cranstons West Point Cornw ali and Newburg ~ "7lO
80 li2o ~. oo6. $40 ~, and 800
% IN Tor 1. ornw aii and New burg
For Montreal and Canada r.ast, U.Uu y.
hamilton London, -9SUa IN, d. m. Toronto.
.Dsly iDaiy except saturday. Other trains daily except
For nc kets abcs paror sleeping car accoumola
tons information, Apply AZ oiicosi brooklyn
SsS Wasninrto rtonsL. 13V Fulton ST. Annex onos
foot of Fuiton.st. New.Noig Cityi sos. ioJ, eA;
broadway l5Sa bowery amt West snore stations 1901 o.
Nest 42ds aud foot OF Jay At. North aver westso.
dences Ordsrs DC left At loke onceA .rr
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,..u.r u, ave- Ge.eIal Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
Gtedmboats dn0 Railroads.

A -RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landins
~ at Cranston's twest PoinN Cornwall Nswburs Max
Roro Milton; poasnkeepsis and Esopu, oonnc;tlns vM
Eair AIS. stcamers CT rY OF fN0sT)N nj JATEa
". LDWIN leave every week p. pier foos o{
Harrison ST. except saturdays when CITY OF KfN9srOS
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
CRIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW


CRIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW.
trans eass % leave sas ass fifteen a%
esmbaiy except sundays Day Express Bnret Drawn,
fsio Niagara Falls snd Suspension Bridge. sleeping
Coaches Horuellsye 70 Cincinnati ,,,,,., r,vr....
pullman tran Of Day and HUts s'sPaSs Neasvs Gsca
NO ne esr1 Cotcsn SnaTgG 1885 SG ,a a cncna s2 % CHICAGO
% and + sIso 1, .nd sSss Ssss sFsqnd Fs arv
b%aaS S train % rrSs and and ao n ' mos
5 p%sc sesss Gefs & iS aS ss
Rutherford and Pa...ie 4is o.. 729a 7Ss Pa sS9 ss lSN
g. g. so its oso NJ ~ iS SS' $50 7.sa ics5 Il mid
~ 7S sS5 7SS sis SO 3d. SsS sSs l g. 3 5
=: ;a ,% ssS sSs sS
lisS Eat ss@ SC9 slSss asS9
~ u q; ?s g. ss s go
y wsTwck T 4s5. 400 1920 m 4So sundays, HA'
Rondont and Kingston and Montgomery 40. a. m. ss?
Goshen s"sax az SO % y 75o ose mn ssa SO s
79I MIdaEsSrn %" s9a5.y 5 Is sStS a. ss
@"aT sS con "s1 With sso M ras
and western Railroad Man-st The train stops ~
NPais' Por jerVn44D 100 g. 1920 $50 40 sc1 7e3
f4o 5000 800 pm sunday $780, 1870 m. 500 63O ~
so.ts 3d. leave West 2sdsN Y, s4s tost5 m; eyery
sips" minute ss M 70 oroy hour n Sundays n
t. p thirty minutes lo4s D. M to to a. n
and nr,w1s and
,1 :: y tho
Ss trains fro tie wcst arrive in Now o.
$780, JOAN n All Hbsorr iS5" Genr passr Agent NewyO
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
NEw:YoRK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

IAHLEM XIV EH DRANCH.
llNEWYORK, NEW. HAVEN AND HARTFORD n
Trains leave Harlem River station l32dst and
ave- Third Bridge across arem River
Preached by Third Elevated Raroad daily except
SUNDAYS at 8:45 1850 $40, TO- 1855 2lO 500 iA0,
$40, $40 and for Port Morris Cs-anoya COAX Point
Hunts Point, West Farms, Van Nest West Chester,
T1mp.on's. Bay Chester Pelham Bayl Barlow scity
New Rochelle with trains for all points the main Inc OF
New.Yort, Haven and Hartford Railroad shore
Line and Arr inc Divisions; New Canaan Middletown
Britain sured Branches and Boston and oil points
East.
Midnight for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tons at ~ 10 a. IN. daily, except Mondays
sunday for NewRochele and all ntermediase sta
tons at ~ and $50 the latter train connecn3
New Rochelle with trains to Grand Central Dopst anu
Stamford.
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ EHs. {. h NoRTHAM AND DOoNTiNES1AL Leave
Peck Slip Pier TO- q, r. IT, At m and ii D. M SundAys
excepte connecting New Haven with special train, for
MERIDEN HARrF RI. aPVINGFI r LID. HoLYOKE
baggage checked at IA Broadwav N
Y and Court brooklyn EIcurson to New Haven and
return 81 90.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON and
tho EAsr;-AI rail from Grand Central Depot Three
trains daily (Sundays excepted) TO Foston M
(psrlor atached and p M with palace sleep
+. W. POPPLE, Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.

Best and cheapest route TO the CATsRILL MONTANA
Steamers KAATERSKILL and CArSKfLL iesve foot of
Jaw at week day ats connecting with The
XIII NJ untain and afro railroads FARE ONLY o "A
DOLLAR Send pier for 81 OF houses etc sd
dress W.. HUGHES Treas, CatsALl n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
THE MONEY MA ARKET.
ACTUAL SALKa Closll

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-JUNE o.
THE GENERAL LIST.