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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-01-17
Dissolution OF CODartnership


The partnership heretofore ex-
listing between James Sumner
and CLANCY Dake, in the Tenn
pie saloon, Carson City, is this
day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All debts owing to the
above named firm must be paid
forthwith to either of the for
mer partners.
JAMES SUMNER,
CLANCY DAKE.
Carson City, Jan. 18th, 1886.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-01-17

for the past two months, until every nook
and corner is now filled with CHOICE
ARTICLES for. this season of the wear.
we HAVE RECEIVED
MEW LINES o. CARPETS.
NEW LINES OF CLOTHlNC.
NEW LINES OF SHOES.
NEW LINES o. SLIPPERS.
NEW LINES o. CLOAKS.
New Lines Of Silk Handkerchief.
NEW LINES OF FANCY GOODS.
NEW LINES OF DRESS GOODS.
New Lines of Ladies' Neckwear
All of which will be sold at
BOTTOM PRICES. Having
BUYERS i'm the Market COntin-
ually who take advantage Of
all large sales we are able to
give our Patrons More Goods
for their money than any other
House in the State. We allow
no goods to lay any length of
time on our shelves, and all
must be sold between now and
January 9Th, 1886.
AGENTS for the Celebrated " Diamond o" Tea
Coffee, Spices and Cigars, imported by O'covich
Bros San Francisco.
OLCOvICH BROS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-01-17

tary of the Treasury
He does not deny, however, his
anxiety on the subject, and has
fear that unless Congress takes
some action, this will be newt
able.
In these attempts to force SILVER
into circulation, the silver men are
likely to adopt the suggestion made
bv Senator Kenna Of West Virgin
ia, that no money be appropri-
ated for printing any kind Of paper
money in less than $40 denomina-
tons, SO that as that In use wears
out, silver dollars will have to be
used for all lesser sums"
He despairs Of securing the abso-
lutte suspension Of silver coinage.
and proposes to ask Congress to
limit the coinage to $25O,0GO,OOt
upon which to base the system OF
silver certificates, and to withdraw
from circulation all notes less than
IS and issue silver certificates in
their stead.
Are the silver men waiting fol
this?
1t is vaguely limited that Cleve'
land has been saving up a con.
siderable batch of Offices in
order to possess capital on which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-28
LITERARY NOTES.

NJ Herman W. Chaplin. OF Boston, fs tho author OF
Tho village Convict" In Madeira Lane, and other
magazine stories published over the signature OF - H.
White"
A cheap edition Of Landor's Imaginary Conversa-
%,ons - ,s coming out 10 England demand Tor mex
en,ive editions OF such books shows an encouraging
growth In taste
It's said that the officers OF certain britsn Regimen"
6naing considerable resemblance to themselves anu
their doLgs 1, some Of tho army stories wits" y!
"J q winter" the author of Bootless Baby" actually
called solemn meeting IN order TO ASCERTAIN "ha' a
IN The regiment was thus audsciously venturins 10
~. conv ont OF his comrades Ill arms The regi-
mani wa. much surprised when 1t came 10 learn tha
the my sterous Winter was woman.
p,,o.sor Morse of Amherst discusses Jackson's ad-
,p.,ra,ion in the new number OF The Political Sc'e"cc
O,arferiy and reaches the conclusion that 's eehcA
influence was good rather than evil Mr. W. L. Sciugss
ot Ceorgia a diplomat who has received some at'eh-
tim. from The Nc,o York contributes an article on
our Jaw OF citizenship
The .evonth volume Of Won Rankes History of the
World" ready for the press The historian also lett
great many unpublished manuscripts ani there II rea
son TO believe that his "Remans' arc very Valuable
Tbsse manuscripts are to be looked and prepared
Tor publicatiop by DR.. Wie6emann, who has been
RANGES intimate friend and fellow worker for nearly
&rentv wears He is to the OF Rankes splendid
,br,rv which contains 10000 volumes, and which Is
insured for 100000
Tho American translator OF Fauberts "salammb0."
has written an original which Is to be published
seri,ly I'm III KEYNOTE It is novel OF to-day and Is
called "Our Tangled World"
Theory OF Magnetic Measurements. with an AI-
pepdix on the Method OF Least Squares" a work by
Professor F. f. Npher, of Washington University ST.
Louis Is In the Van Nostrand press.
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pnILAAppaELPHiA AND kEA AIy,S16y r. X.

Il
For TIFF TAbkETAx' aSs rRE8ToS BGaq
S 20 GS 80 N5 5C Yo a q SIS m $50 49,
Chestnut HUI; at Coumbiaaye for Manaynnk, Consho
pR H N CARS on all lay Trains and SLEEP.
iNG cas- on SIg Sight Trans x,n, 81, or.o0 .,.
80 $50. $50 li'o0a IN; Si9 40 g.5 Loo n.
at at SS sS 800 5S tS oS $751; 1 ssS 800
For ocR A1ES PEALE and re- PENN
For 'M'IlIIII1i&MsPoRT suNsuRy, LEwIssuno and
For READING and HARalsBuhG at 400, 7;45. go ga.
100 ~, 100. 1870. 400 5:3O 54j, 1900 m Sundays
For STN Ss Ct os sa si Ffsf s 81 $50 ~
100. 1870. 3:45 $40 y. m sundays at $50 P.
For For PhfI9G At 200 So SO H. sO sa5 400
For BRR2II II ALIESrowN anil MAucH CHUNK
at 800 TOO. $50 100 lSC, S;i5 5iJ p IN sundays
For I Ex lroH at 400 ZOO M loo 1870 $4,000
For HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 400, $50 a. NJ. 400. 49,
For F FIE s'! ZOO, $50 M 100 1870 400 49,
500, 800 ?. m; SUNDAYS 400 p M 40 o.o ,o,, nm
fSr @ Zoo 40 ar $50 s5 400 % $50 300 $50 500
$50 700 1890 SIP 1890 p m Sundays 400 $40 l. III"
For ftAYSfiAG I sec 100 "a SO $50 1913
$50 64S 800 $50 100 $50 si5 oSo 1890 100 n
sundays 400. $40 a. in 1900 H.. 1870 400 o'o' o'"
fG Ysd 400 40 800 go Gi5 pm p m Sundays 800 w.
400 SI5 ll:0O l30. $3.50. 400 43O $50 d;lo p III
Sundays Except Ocean Grovel at 300 N. 100 ~ ~,
For For EAKEWoop IONS RIVER and KGAr at Loo
s:lo a m. l3O, 43O II m. ...,.,..c,v al
For ATLANTIC CITY, NlNELAND and BhlD"hA"'~ ~
400 a. m. 80 p.m
YEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
For IaMLASDs, sEA6RIcMT Lone DaAScn s So
400 lao M. l;UO S4, $50 5.SO sunday Vow
1lun a M. f.. o M. -. ,so
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 4so. 900 a. M. S45. 49,
For LAKEWOOD TONS RIVER and BARN EGAr fS'
a. H., 400. 40 p. ~. ,orxr
For ,,CEAN GaOVE. OCEAN BEACH aud PolSE
PLEASANT 900. IL ~ n 100 "a 80 ~ n,,,,rroy
For ATLANTIC CITY. VINELAND and BRiD"EioN
4:3v A. loo u. IA. ~. Ma =
North River ~ 26l PSI, AL ga. lao and ~ n .i
way 49, 1857 and viv OthaNe, Rvingto st ~ - ~ liz
l4 reenw hist. liO lIu last l2Jt Of iSS BOW ,,k
Canast and principal hotels IN Newiorh ny III 30
lyn at No Court ST. lO1 Broadway, ~. 500 Fuon 81 Nv
S70 Manhatanave In iIoboken. 25i Washngo ,rorn
York Transfer Company Will call for ana check o"Ss~oN
hotels residence 10 estimation . ,,.xcocK
' ~. wvy uana,.r GEN Pas. and rieketAS1
" rBALDWiN. O. 4. y. Agt. llv LSesv'sI- A. -
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w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

on and after june 81, 1886 trains will West i2d-s
station follows: $500 "
All trains from downtown station foot OF Jaw II
North River, 20 minutes earlier than foot Of West
f2dst. - $3.50
Detroit and Chicago $3.50 Ill., GOO $40 D. H. sleepers
through. ~ ~
st. louis, 500. $40 p m slecpers through
'';SO m, 'b.OO $40 y. Seepcrs and drawing room
cars. 7 ~
Utica and Syracuse. BIO $3.50 a. M 600 STOP M
H2hand. Ponghkcepsie and Kingston, $40 40 $3.50
80. a. NJ, $40. 600 $40 D.
saugeliles and Albany. Sl0 $40 $50 1l:25 m 3:45
900, $40 =.
Caskn. 3iO go 900 .osO 1925 No. 3l5 $40 D. m.
$50 FlO1O ii 20 4lj. $50 aud 300 M 3 as
and '6pD p m. for Cransion's. Cornwall and Ncwburg
For Montreal and Canada East, $500 p. m.
ilari'ion London 1890 a. H., 800. $40 p Toronto,
$50 2. m. 1900 $40 p. m.
s'ratoga specials. ll:2j a. 345 p Parlor cars
through to Saratoga.
Like George, ll:2j a. m. Saturdays only 3: 5pm
Kaaterskin, Hunter. Hobart. Grand Hotel Station and
Phoen Ga. BIO 900 II 20 81 u cars
Grand Hotel and Kaaterskill via Phoenica IL %
and 3;i5
Pllenye Cairo and Mountain House Station $40 40
300 ll;25 a. M. 345 Parlor CatsSill 1895
a. m and 80 p trains.
Daily tDaiy except Saturday. Other trains daily except
Sunday.
For tickets timetables. parlor sleeping accommoda
tons or ntOrraiOn. ply at Offices; BROOKLYN Wash
lfgton 81 80 fulton.s; Annex Office foot Of Fulton
New YORK CITY, 1853 10 J42 Broadway. 1897 Bowery and
Nest shore stations foot OF West 42dst foot Jaw
Forth ,tver and Penn. X r. station, Jersey City West
cotts Express Will call for and check baggage
and residences Orders can be left ticket Offices.
$3.50 HENRY MON TT,
Hah'etbhtaNe General Passenger Agent
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1tlnsiral Jnsirnlnents.
Ceaal Notice.

IN PURSUANCE of an ordermade by the Hon.
Henry w BOOkstaver Of the uGces Of the Court Of
Pleas III and City and County of New ork
stng county uige the seth day OF 1886 noeis
HEREBY to ali the creditors AMI having claim
against Thomas L. scov and James H. Briggs individually
amt surviving partners the firm Of o. A Bennett 4
Co. lately ira ling together partners The
firm OF G. 4. Bennett Co. the CIV end County OF
NewYOk thai they required present their sad claims
with the hers there or tuh verified u tie subscriber
the duly appointed of tie said 1hOmas l.. ScOy
and lanes H. Briggs individually and surviving partners
the late irn OF - Bennett Co.. aud lalcy rad
together as partners Cuder the G. A
Co the OF Ncw-Yor for the bene
ct their credt1ra ha place OF rausscttne
the ofCe of his attorney Charles A. RnnS. No 21 Broad
IN the city OF NcwiOr& on or before the 2lst day OF
July. 1886
Dated New-York. April 10Th. 1896
CHARLES 4. RUSk. SINCLAIR T. HUNTING.
Attornev for Assignee. Assignee.
231 Broadway. New York city,
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST

.
NEW.IORK AND BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TKAiNS No DUST Always on TINE
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES.
Depots IN WORK foot Of Barclay and Christopher
Daily except sundays Buffalo Osweco xpresa
Pullman coaches Water cap stroudshurg scranton Bus
hantOn, lnira Bath. Buffalo. Syracuse Osweoo
oxford, orwich Utica. connect
WDkesbsrre. Danvile & Northumberland at Owego FOL
Ithaca ana intermediate stations.
p m Blnghamton and Elmira Express. Pullman coaches
for Water Gap Scranton. Bnghamton Owego and Emira
AZ scranton Cor Ptson Kinsstoa, Wke ibarre
.. M Daly Buffalo Limited txpres, Pullman coiohes
for Stroudsburg, scranton. BnghantOn Owoso Emira,
Corning, Bat, WayiAnL Buffalo &c ,rrvinE In Buffalo
y p NJ Daily BIhalo and Oswogo Express Pullman
coaches Tor Sf0udsbur2 Scranton, BDgham(On COrtland
syracuse, OsWeSO. Greone Ok ord Norwich Utica and
kichfed Springs for ithaca and
date stations SATURDAYS Connects buffalo with
trs l. for All pout. Most.
or kichAeid ~prfngs 9 m daily. except Sundays
p m caily sleenng coach attached.
see time tables for trains Morris and Essex d.
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FOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

on AMI after Juno ~ special with paror
,ber cars through without change Will ave Grand
Hcp9a ew OK We. r. y H. IL II r. r.. daily eIoeps
nroous NJ White River Junction With thr IN N train AZ on
trai Fei mont X for Montreal and Wells River With
PSssu'np.ic r. r. for export Vt etc And ON 81
uriey n2his through sleeping Fsbyans viii lea Va
o. Depot az 10: 81 r. ~ arriving the
for breakfast Sunday nOrnng ~ " 'H'7
seats In Paror Cars bcrths IN Sleeping NAV he a.
cured IN advance al d. X. & C. In Grand CEN
ira Depot " "' Non'
For further particulars consult Conn Piver Line Fode,
which may DO obtained at prncpa ticket Offices
CT. HAMPSTEAD
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Ie9 an oo'fer sPsrk and Mack $50 Se $50 $50 and
l. midnight SUNDAY: ESQ $50 o n.y. m and mas nI'o H.
$50 S SiSy M snnday . an SO
ERE HAIRY ks nov %x as re
Through trains leave 2yd and tanbcrssn stations 3
G s qf rc T ca nT '' n'esa
room Coaches to bnshanioa. Ei@IIa Tornelsvls Bal
o NagaTa F1s and sqsRsasOn Bridge eepn
p. !n.Daily. Chicago and 81 Loqis Limited Express
900 9%ss fF's @ s m
300 % an@ s. S R tho sSeSna oTns Chicago
y @Paily Bnf.o and Niagara FALLS An ted arrive,
az aiss s1sn h%sc ~
S9s$ :s :'s
1928 ssS ias $50 las c51t H. Il
'i's's1 e - I'D $50 &c., 75S 2ss lsss !s
isse "a sss ~ sSS NJ %d% ;Sss
,isS ss 20 "a sS s, Iss
s ssS fsE $S e; ssss.,s
saS i"as FIX sa@
FfsSass ass H. ss0 .s' ''' .sa
konS1 and kps'son and M0nSs%sy ~ % 9
,s w ss se {S ;s :. ,a ssS
y sa $ss sts "a III sS
and 800 trains connect with NewYork. ontario
end western railroad at Manst The IN train stops AZ
Port Jcryis 445 7:5o g. 1920 m $50 6Op TOO.
745. 500. Sunday 500. lo20 600 $780, rs
IN.
Boats leave Vest 2Sd n $40 m 10 ~ p M every
HeeE minutes; 6f5 70 l045 thirty minutes
And lu:45 20 S:io N every hour Sundays 4, q m
T. lri5 p m every thirty minutes loA5 IN 70 $40 N
every hour
Sleeping Coaches and caeckns
snd os .roway = e. the so
333 Fu ST.. Brooklyn or at the COnpany's Depota
Express trains from the West arrive in New York 7l0
$50 1l:25 =. IN. aud 1920 p. m
wv John n ABBOIT Gou'l Pass'r Agent New.York
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BOSTON. WORCES-

~ TER. FITCHBUNG, POKTIAND. NtW-LON DON
NORWICH. WHITE MOUNTAINS and all Eastern point
From Pier 30 North River = " loot Of was-st mex
per ABOVE DeSbrOsses street Ferry at daily except
sunfays. Steamers CITY or WJRCEsTER and CITY OF
\ NETWORK Best route 10 WATCH HILL an BLOCK
ISLAN ID. Beginning July 2 VIII be mdae al
NEWiO\ ID M with steamer BLOCK ISLAND" to and
from WA Gil HILL ami BLOCK ISLAND
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Dipi0eu0 NoticcaI

1'HE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.,
Il 1876 Broadway New. York June 10. 8S5.
2ITH DIVIDEND.
A quartz y dividend Of ON f. AND THREE-QUARTEHs
per cent tho caD stock Of this has this day
been declared payable on Thursday, July ]. 1886 40
The books will be closed aturlav June 49, at
o'clock ana reopened Friday July az 10 o'clock
a A. II. CALEF
Treasurer
WIN. &. SHELDON a. CO., 4 Wall-st., will
w pay on Juiy Coupons and Interest az follows
Cincinnati Van Vert ana Michigan Rail- DAD, Central
DIVISION first Mortga9e Bonds oupon II.
Cincinnati Van Wert and Michigan Railroad Consolidated
first Motgage Sonis. coupon
Little ROCK ana Fort NTH Railway first Mortgage Land
Grant Bonus, Coupon %.
ttle Rock and Fort smith Railway Interest Coupon
Ger licates.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JUNE q. 1886.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York Desbro-ses Corandt streets
HarIsbnr PitsDnrg. aud the West with Pullman Palace
hcaso Limited aror ana Dining m aoE snS ses5
w.@ T iceR frT asyn a az NJ Cory an,
foap;fa r.y WHY r c ers
h BS@ ao as nj s sJ r. and sS + nsf
f%nan psc 9aS 2 n s,p wsiss
Wasn m srs S wasasgi9a al Sp M arrive
90 a., t,o ana 800 p M ana II aght sunfay 6j
For Atlantis a"G city except sunday liioa Through
Long Sr1ae is.l Jaast9n ami ia,rmel!ae .a:ion,
$,0 40 ,ii@,I.i, $40, 800 and S5ip n % sunday
and va ns ,9 A r.
Bay n hG 6 III every day via Baltimore ami
Boat OF Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
na 9 s m fav From wash, son AMI Baltimore
snHay so $50 IN $2o aso ami 1898 IS % ' Rs
PhiIaaepha 800 go so 40; 49, 9;25. 30, 10 9.
92o lo5j. m. ami 20 night sun iay 800 $40 $50.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave New York pesbrosses and Court
a. iaadt street Ferries o as follows
Lpted ana II 500 J. $50 3 g. l. ; aud D. M.
E1SFes 55 5 and rH@ o
Trans n .9 da ana alce IL naa.y and
iadGa1s m CONNECT a. ressd 4 ana sno " an p m on
Returning. trains leave Broa street ,ilion Philadelphia,
l2:0l $40 4O5. $40 bio $50 1870 4 30 s:3p ii and
Jl,l2 a. M Limited Express, ia and ijop m, 2;i9.
g. 4, o. $50 Z: ~, Sl2 All 30 y. SUNDAY l2Ol
800 800, 40 $40 $50 m l24,4 $50 IImel 6.35
Leave Philadelphia. via Camden. 900 a. m daily except
SUNDAY F'
Ticket Offices $40 1885, and "a. Broadway Astor House.
and foot Of DesOrosses and Cour1nt Colrst and
BROOKLYN Annex StItlon. foot Of tutonst. BroDSlyn
Buschs Hotel, Hoboken staIion Jersey cry Emgrans
Ticket once, No. Batterv Place a-tle Garden.
Tho NewfOrk Transfer Company will ana cheek
baggage iro hotels aud residences
ClIAS. L. PUGH. J. r. WOOD
General Manager General Iassr Agent.
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Diuioen0 Notices.
. MrRICANLOAN AND TRUST COMPANY

ll3 BROADWAY.
Nyw YORK June u, 1886
COUPONS DUE July OF following bonds VIII W p"
on end after that date presentation 10 us
HOUSTON CITY STREET RAILWAY CO
PENSACOLA AND PERDIDO RAiL"A, w.
KNOXVILLE WATER WORKS co.
DIXON WATER co. .o,o,
FLORIDA COAST LINE CANAL AND lhAN'i"
TATION CO. ,..r,.rur
co. uo.,n
W. ID. SNOW. H. ~ IL
Secretary. ''''"O"-
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ArEW. YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILkOAD.-Commencing Jnne Il, 1885
through trains will leave Grand central Depot:
ia m Rochester Express through draw ingroom cars
TO Albany ., and Rochester -
atos9 1on a@ car .e =, ov nd Montreal
ami ,ufet r"r y. ~ S1~nOgi.
1870 a. M The limited" with dining cars stopping at
Albany. Utica SYRACUSE Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fails
Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at ChcagoSoOa M and
iO:Soa m Chicago Express drawtnc-room to pich
I'll 50 m. Western NewYork and Northern Express.
$50 p m. Albany, Troy. Saratoga and Utica Express
RI o Lake eor &c on Saturdays only.
- p m. Accommodation TO Albany Aid Troy. , -
&c Chicago 81 Louis Express W IN sleeping cars
for Niagara Falls Buffalo Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit Sni'
cago and st. LOUIS Diring Car New York 70 Albany
D. m. Montreal Express with sleepingcars 10 syra
t.915 p M Pacific Express with sleeping cars for Roches
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit ana
excep 'a,uriay
Il6 p. Night Express with sleeping to Albany
Troy Connects with trains or the West and
for the North except Saturday night. .
Tickets on sale at Grand Central Depot NO. battery
Piece Alb Broadway Harlem Depot. l23h-s ann attn ave.
and al Westcotts Express O1ces PARK place near bos
Way 100 and s42 Broadway and 81 West l25thst New.
4th.st. Williamsburg
AcconDodatioDs drawing and seepngcars can DC
procured at OF the ticket offices In YORK CITY, ana
1913 Washington"t Brooklyn
Baggage called for and checked from residences
'These trains run daily. All others day eicepl ounu1
tThsse trains stop at Harlem u2otn ana MIX
General Supernten General Passenger Agent
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
ana W est 42d-st
Jay.st $50; West 42dst. 9:lO a. M Day express
for MGdetOwn, Eenvtle Monticello Ibe White Lake
Delhi oswego and intermediate stations Pullman drawing
Jay st. 300 West 49d-st 3l5 r. m. Ulster County
press. Middetown htlenvlle Monticello Liberty
Lake and lntermsda stations. Pullman ra
Jav-st 5:l5: West 42sI. 5:35 p. Night express.
Oswego. Suspension Bridge, 1housand Islands Pullman
sleeping ardcoa rines all
J. c. ANDEHSON, @. p. A., 10 / xchangc Place y. Y.
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DA1 BOAT FOR NEWBURG.- Steamer
- JANIS T. BRETT leavos Cana.st daily fsund,vs
sHcepteil az y g. m landing a. Verplsn,ss Crsnson's
est Point Cold spring and Cornwall FARR so cents
Excursion Tickets IS cents Rolurnlny leaves Newhnrs
daily at 's
DENNSYIXANIA RAIIPOAn
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WIN. c. SHELDON & co, 4 wall-st, will
Gieambcats dnb Railroads.

RAY LINE
~ TO OLD POINT COMFORT. Norfolk va. and south
leave via Penn r. r. $50 p. ParOr cars TO baltimore
thence Palace steamers arriving at Ola Point 8l5 n
Norfolk a u Ii. v. rOMPKISS. GOAL Pass. Agent
proa ~ "
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Dressmaklng.

RTISTIC DRESMAKING.-Perfe fit and
"A nnes nnsh tailor made suits SlO saeens IS hotel
orders speciality. o2 lat ythst, opposite Jennings
MAKER.-First-class. wishes n few
~ customers BY the day take work home cut
ting nDE and designing speciality highest r-ierencea
Address Art IsTIC, Tribune Uptown Olce 1898 way
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

= NEW YORK. NEW.HAVEN AND HARTFORD n d
trans ieave Harlem River Station. l32d a. "A
ncolnaye near Third Avenue Bridge across Harlan
eacned by Third Avenue Elevated Rairosd daily ercsv5
snndays AT $40. 100 $40. TO- ll:55 m 2lO 4b5 ar
elO $40 lo3Op m. for Port Morrs Casanova Tsk
T,in..sr oinr West farm, Yam Nest, West cheses
reh'% SaTsF and ID New
NE New York New Haven and Hartford RAILROAD sbops
kIhe ana AT Inc DIVE Ons New Canaan Nfdetoyn
-' ''''"" al" MI points
MinblHht train Tor New Rochelle and All intermediate
lions at ~ loa. m. daily, except Mondays. wa
SUNDAY trans for New Rochelle and all a..
hons At ~ ~ $50 D. m Tho later rain oaons
ing AT New Rochelle with way trains to STANFORD 7e~
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FOR PHUADEIpUIt
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

MN HEhN hhILKOAD OF NEW -JERSEl.
Trains leave from Chambersst station for FngIewooL
Ienanv Co'fer sparki and Nvack $50 100 $50 $50 and
n 800 m, LIS. 800 t. 40 500 $40 O.30 J. 1890 D. IN
~ mf1ght sundays 1880 $3.50 M and D. m.
roi nanuet spring Valley MonscT ralmanS $50,
$780, $3.50 q w. <6p. $50. sundays 030A D. IN
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miscellaneous.

DENSlON and WAR CLAIMS.-New Laws
and Decisions Six years experience In Washin
WI meet soldiers daily until Jny koom 49, Trbun,
Bualdang; advice froA CHAkLl-o h. FAIHNAS.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

FALL RIVER LINE.-For Boston, NewnArs,
fc,FFsalnh River Cape CD barthrs vipeysM Nsptaets
EeiLknowg steamers PILGRIM Bristol ssvs New Ycsx
Qay tSundsys ncluded at o. from Per "a toid IA
a l2et q MIrrsy.t Gonpsctioa snnsI boat
steamers BY splendid ospds and orches tras N "
BORDEN q LovELa; GEo l. coENoR
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Commencing June 80 adoube daily service Of ssA,m.,.
WI De operated on ibis route leaving New at $40 spj
b;I5 D. m. For Boston. East and North " "Ns
IRE boat leaving ct the latter hour touch NJ
X o m
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9nsirnrtion.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

For Young Laties-CtY.
AIRS. SALISBURY'S SCHOOL, 4 East 5Sth-
1vk ct, facing Central PARK
Octoh
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POWDERLY FOR TEMPERANCE.


RICHMOND, Va, October 15.-At the con-
vention today, L. c. l. Schleber of Lynn,
Mass, and j. L. Broughton of Raleigh, N, C.,
were elected members of the general coop
erative board. David r. Gibson of Hamil-
ton, Ont, was elected Canadian supply
agent. His duty is to receive supplies of
printed documents of all kinds in bulk, and
distribute them 10 local as embles through
out Canada. This completed the full corps
of general officers and their installation i'm
mediately followed.
Mr.. Powdery, addressing the General
Assembly, expressed full confidence in the
men elected, and pledged himself to the
faithful performance of the duties en-
trusted TO him. He urged upon the as
sembly the Importance of temperance, and
asked them to endeavor to impress the i'm
portance of the subject on the various local
assemblies. He called attention 10 the fact
that not one of the general officers at this
General Assembly used intoxicating liquors.
Each of the general officers then formally
pledged himself to total abstinence from in
toxcating liquors during his two years. term
of Office The general master workman in
stalled all the officers elected.
A resolution was passed that the organiza-
ton of the Knights of Labor promises the
civil and political equality of all men, and in
the broad field of labor 1t recognizes no dis
tinction on account of color, but it has nc
purpose to interfere with or disrupt the So
cial relation which may exist between the
different races in various portions of the
country.
The next convention will be he'd in Octo-
Der, 1887 at Minneapolis MINI. it is no,
known how much longer the present conven-
ton will last