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The Dillon tribune., 1886-01-09
rslE NATIONAL. '.il:Es
1t .ia& s:""n te"-sd 10 :s9a Northern E.a~
,i!tc %tOc.:H;s'ii~y..

i'.e lease ol ri,c ! hei.ow>;nn,. Park r,:v
iieGc which vas made to Ruiu> ,intcA hy
the Government has ln.en tt." cause al 7
good dea! q! trouble lhp creditor, ,,
Mr. Hatch who have been represented hv
Norgrcssnan tslii!i:,i wanted (, h,y.. the
ojd Teas" continued so the. rn4l,3 r,;,'izc
something out y! the hi:, h"tat that has
oecl butt rs Well ~ other nru!n.r;y. yjnr
matter has been before 4. Interior De
partnicnt tor some time ..uG ~.,, l.c;l,
bv Secretary Mul>!rox adversely to th,
f1atch creditors. y nru .rn>, MAS Dr.
aerea to bc drawn will :. >vr,l:c.,tr lh,
principal members Of wi,4@l, ;.r,. Charles
'''nson, OF St Louis. John <. i,ulitt and,
I. +. Wright o Philadelphia. ana FRED 4,
Billings, ii Vermont, III: tor:ury pres;.
! dent Of the Northern Ps~ili. Railroad
The new syndicate is 10 hove ;n.. ,ri, ,i,,,,.
OF ,rer'irs >i>; hotels in various portions Of
TIE ia' \, To establish, stag u,,t. cle,honr
lines i! thua4ht desirable. aud lo pu} :,
, s'r:mcr Oh the 'a.e. ji,e. Ar,. Il, be sub.
l"et 70 'hc surveillance o' the Supsrin
t"nI;rn' ~! th" pa;.. now. "er. who is !,
surg" tue ties ,',r their ,.u'.,!>, and ,h,.
Secfrt"rv nl Ihr Interior ! IA fix ,h,. r,,.,.
AZ ;he '''''vl~ ln,i tnr trnn. ,ortal;on.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-01-09
T.!L,: !:r.!5.:E!VI':t>.I ACT.
Niiiiruity TEa! .vi.l he Encountered. IL,
ssc;'r;n@ rs Amendment.

The Civ Comet of San Francisco
na>~-.! I; Restitution tn I,ri',. np, order intro
DUE! b: Supervisor Fa, ,yai!, author of
,h@ work "lhc C.,inr,. at Home and
Ah:o,,d, making it :, m;,ti> ,ne.,.,nr with u
heavy pc''ll'y attached to continue hodin.
th' sand lot meetings, w,ir:. have done so
much to Greats: a t;,',t, impression in the
East o" making !; appear tilal all persons
III th&t C'tN o?pna.>! to Chinese are sand
iDttcrs. larwci! read Il letter from Con
yre>>man Morrow, in which ,he latter in .
dicate% the ,i!licuitic, he has to ,ucoun,e..
in making the Eastern people comprehend
that The rcu. and substantial sentiment Of
the Pacific Coast is Anti -Chincse, aud thu,
the efforts OF, the people VI! ,he Coast to
settle ths: qne.fie', ara st>t..,v inccndiary
nor violent. Mcrrow points out thq, il,
will b. Il hard matter to amend the exist.
ing restriction act, unless t!.e Pacific Coast
Congressional Delegates are able to give
the assurance that the people engaged in
this agitation will be content with le.al
methods, IN the settlement Of the Chinese.
question.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-01-09
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,,,.,,.,a,.;., Il, '',. ';'!,r Root Valley.
r.,. y ,,,,. Min ~; Company II Butte
,,;I s;,n,uro ia s!!.il.,nd> the past
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.r,. r;i. ,ii,> Times nak,'~ "a careful c~-
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The Dillon tribune., 1886-01-09

Measurement, of the heights Of clouds
have been made at the upsala Observatory
during the past summer. The results are
approximately as follows: Stratus, 1000
feet; E;mbus, or rain cloud, from 5000 to
1900 feet: Cunulus, from 1900 to u.s..
600 feet: Cirrus, .:,ioo feet. Cloud meas
ur:'ncnts are always somewhat uncertain,
but these figures are considered fairly exact
The Dillon tribune., 1886-01-09

The most dangerous counterfeit o. a
United States coin is q IS gold piece that
is supposed to have been made through
the rascality Of some employees in the
New Orleans mint. !, was made with the
genuine stamp. The outside is of goo
fine gold, and the inside Of spelter and
platina. There are hundreds of thousands
Of them in circulation.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-01-09

Denver has experienced 4 severe snow
storm, and trains have been belatsd.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-01-09

Next Easter falls on the lates, 1at, ON
which 1t possibly can occur, April 18th.
under the rule Of the Couuci, OF Nice.
which DEGREES that Easter shall be OBJ
served on the Sunday after the tu, moon
following the :ist of March. Il is -.
years since Easter day has bccn 20 late
1t will not again tall on that dav till r.1,.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-01-09

The Canadian Government proposes To
have National Park Of its own. The To-
cation is the eastern base OF thc Rocky
Mountains near the line Of the Canadian
Pacific, where there are lot OF hot sulphur
springs, some cascades and 4 section ot
mountain scenery. But it will be poor
show alongside Of our National Park.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-01-09

Billiards are blowing in Dakota, Nc
braska, Iowa, and Minnesota. ::
The Dillon tribune., 1886-01-09
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.

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New-York tribune., 1886-11-06
NEw.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.

From Pier No g. North River, sandy Hook.
For HIGHLANDS. sEABRIOHT LUNG BRANCH 400
Tickets be procured at foot 0f Iberyst, Pier No
North 2l, 2cl 2S7 All. 944 LAO 323 Bruad
6j9 TAG lsving 10. L. 10
las Green sich l46 East l25h 1857 BOSrry IA
Canal principal hotels New York city In Brook
iyn No CourtsL lV7 broadway ss 500 Fulton 10.
$40 Manhattan In Hobokru 254 Washington New.
York Transfer Company Will call for check baggage frm
hotel. reside q
NOOTTEN c q. HANCOCK.
General Manager. Gen Pass and Ticket Agt
ii. Z. BALDWIN g. f. p A. ct ll9 Liberty st, y.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-06
Anctinr Sales of Real Cst1te.
JAMES T. WELLS. AUCTIONFER
will ser at auction al WEDN SDAY Nov TO- at noon.
Real Estate Exchange. SO Liberty-st,
SCHOICf BUILDING SITES
on Godgvrick Poscobe aves OGDEN


HIGH BRIDGE, S4TH W WAEsD,
Citv x14j only minutes walk north
Hudson River and NewYOrk city and Northern
Railroads connecting with elevated. afOrdIng
RAPID TRtN-IT AND CHEAP FARES.
Trains every Ia mnues Battery 10 time 45
minutes high drainage excellent splendid views
Harlem River High Bridge and suspension bridge
10 Title perfect and giar
anecd by policy OF Title Guarantee and Trust COMPANY rec
TO purchaer Maps with aucuOneer 90 Liberty
New-York tribune., 1886-11-06
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trans leave West s2d Al follows, 20
ntcs earlier from foot 0i Jay St NDrth River:
Detroit and Chicago 80 a n., 900. 8 10 y. m.
st. louis 500. 5 10 p N.
Buffalo. Rochester Nlagara Falls
sg jOa m. 500. 5 10 p
Uuca and syracuse 3 10. $50 m. 600, s l. p m
Highland Kingston, SaugsrtieS CatsknL Albany, $40
- 10 @@'. l.25 ni. 4 Is. 900. q 10 p m.
tiabsou West Point. Cornwall. NewbUrg 3. 10 -7.lQ
90 81, -lVlO ll.25 a. 4l5 10 y. and .6OO D. n
CranstOn :, CORNWALL. Newburg
For Montreal Canada 600 m.
uniit"n. IondoH. . 80 q m. 800 $40 p m Toronto
D 30 M rs On. 10 p
Elegant sleeping for Buffalo Niagara Fails Detroit
CncagO ana ~ Louis on ali through trims
Daiiy Other daiv except sunday
For tickets time tables parlor sleeping accommoda
rcnS InOrmSt apply Offices. BIOOkiYD-333 Wash
ingOu st 10 Fulton ST. Annex Office loot OF Fulton
New York CITY 1858 1s5 942 Broadway l5jL2 Bowery. and
West Shore statOus foot VI West 42d st. of y L.
HENRY MONETT,
8 5Nanterbitave. General Passenger Az mt
New-York tribune., 1886-11-06
Gtramboats ano Railroads.
I ERICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

AsSENGER TRAINS leave loot OF Cortlandt or Des
bToss~s follows:
Ia Catasauqua and intermediate ponts
a M Elm r.. Rochester, Bnialo ara
the West and Priacipa local pr MS Char car TO wilkes
for Tunkannock and intermediate points Char car
c. TunhianDocs. Connection Reading and harrisburg
40 for PittstOn and principal intermediate points
Char q Ptt.tDn.
$40 m for Copay and intermediate points Connection
10 ieading and Harrisburg.
p Tor LYONS Elnira, Rochester. Buffalo and
The West Pulimau sleeper 10 Lyons
Z so Tor Isaurvs and intermediate points.
Trains leaving at and $40 m connect for
al points N MahanOv and hazleton cal Regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
"a m for Mauch Chunk, Hazleton and Intermediate
points
81 p. m. for Cepsy ami intermediate points
Eimlra. Rochester. Bufalo and
the West. Pullman sleeper Ia Lyons
New-York tribune., 1886-11-06
DHnADELpHIA AND READING R r
NEW JENNtl (ENTkAL DIVISION.
FOOT or LIBEkTY ST, no TIL RIVER.

FOOT or LIBERTY ST. 40 TN RIVER.
TlMk IA Bit TAKING tFFECT OCT :. 1885
Route" 90 as IL o. a N. 80 4 90 80 5 80
7SO ZOO .. H. SUNDAYS. 400, s;45 ~ 55O 1900
DIec, Wayne Junction Tor Germantown and
Chcstnut hil, al Coiumha-Ave tor MailSyunk COnsAo
hOciUu and NorrstVwu
DRAWING ROOM ~ On ~ Day Trains and SLIPPING
CARS ou Night Trans
Returuns iravr pll liLADhLPHIA. Ninth Green SIS.
ISo 20 = 80 II % ~ 10. S45. 40 o45 700 p ~
81 NDAN 5u III 50 - 40 D. ThiId AMI Berks 81
al TO- 8 as ; 20. 300 10 80 a N 100 $50 s. 20
p IA SUI DAY l. m ! 30 =
Fet LOCK HAVEN. PEALE aud PniLLlPsBU RG Penn.
Foi WILIIANsPoKT sUNBuRY. LEWlsBUk and
NAHANoY CITY At - S 80 m a.. 4 90 p N.
READING HA liitI>BU Al 400 S.45. 30
- O1 a m. 90 80. 90 5.5o 545. 300 p sundays
For SCisAN foS at 7 90. 3 30 a. m. 34spm
I0f VII EoBARRE aud PITISTON AT 700, $50 a m.
] 90 80. 8 +t as p IA. Sundays Al $50 p
fo THMAoUA al 90 745, : 80 a. m I3O 345 400
Fof BhTGi EHEM' 'ALLf Known and MAUcH CHUNK
at % o. SO a. H.. Loo lSo 3'5 5:i5 IN Sundays
fI EAsfoN at4 90 100 : 80 q m l.OO 100 S:45 400.
10 IS. 90 = 80 p m sundays Oo 4 iu. $50 D. III
Pei tGH BKlDOk BRAN Ii al 400 $50 w.. 100.
For FLEMINGToN 700 : 80 a. n Loo l:so 400 4:30
r % O. 80 ,ni p ~ sanGys - 90 p M M N M. ,,oo
or 90 30 d" 5 90 " 20 50 500 20 5Is 3 600 600
so % 80 10 10 50 sundays AGO. > A. a. H..
Ser PLAINFIELD Oo co. 90 745 $50 $50 1918
II 90 NJ o. 50 80 80 IS 90. 81 500. 5:l5.
80. IS. Ou 80 90 30 Sl5. 30 1910 II uO p.
sanday 400 e45 a L.. II 70 IL, lSO, 4Ov, so 0;SO.
For Perth AMBOY al 400 900 IS 100 Hasa m.
r., 70 ~ 4 90 20 30 - n S.ndsys4 90 90 u
100. SD IL 90 m. o. 90 80 8 l5 y. Ia. sundays
except ocean Grove al 4 20 500 a M 80
fsI LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER. BARN EGAr at 400.
> IS a. 90 I 30 m.
For ATLANTIC CITY. viNLLAND D BBIDC EroN at
400 a IN D
New-York tribune., 1886-11-06
REAL ESTATE.
RIrSINESs AT THE EXCHANGE.

The Nomination Committee Of the Real Estate Exchange
yesterday and adjourned until Tuesday which day the
ticket will be finally settled The emily feature at the hx
yesterday during public hours the sale BY
William Kennedy OF the brck teuament with store
and basement and story BIRCH on rear OF 10,
"a Ski 90 known No. 492 Seventh t rect souh OF
Thirty seventh at The sale under the direction e inc
for Sl9.S2J Bernard snyth sold
the Newburgh District Telegraph
Company $40 per share for Sl75 70 Elizabeth & Hoss
j. 4 l. Phillips repcred the sale Yesterday OF
story hghsOop brOwnstOne dwelling 2J1b0NloO No
II Ftv-sixfhst The price paid $50 a. Andrew
W r. y. stokes tn Mr Holman three
dwelling 20x52xlOO on the north SIDE
fourth between the Boulevard and west End
S22 800 MFR Powell also soh for DOre Lvon three
story brick dwelling lsx52xlO0 in Ninety thirdst, be
Ninth aud Tenth to Mr Nanderpcol TO- $4,000
stone dwelling lTx5Oxi0 loo ney 70 nth
Ninth and Tenthavc- for $1,000 and for the
q Mr. nifh similar dwelling the -aiue block
$4,000 and thrre brownsOne ami brick dwell
19xSOx 100 north side of Ninety fourthst between
Tenth for Squire Nhppe 10 Mr.. smith
$4,000 o. Mrs. Ross 20 Squire 4 Whip
pie houses in Union st Brooklyn. Tor Sl4cVO
D. Fempner OF Ne 602 Eighthave have sold three
story frame dwelling with store 25x50xiOO IN Couftandt
between one unIe ami uftv seventh aud one hundred
and nfty eighth sts.. N r. Horn for fi.251
Irre Johnson Twenty sixth Ward improved
property THURSDAY the premises az East New YORK
well attended good prices Outlined he well
Howard House sold for 500 To Nessrs ieb
the wealthy brewers who intend greatly u
improve and beautliy it. The total amount realized was
Sl03, 80
New-York tribune., 1886-11-06

DONDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATS
IL KILL MOUNTAINS. landing a, cranston's West
and Esopas connecting with Ulster ana Delaware stony
CIoye nd ApuBIaIn hAaierskln kalirOaiA
Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES w. BALD
WIN eave every day at $50 per loot Of Har
r1son at except saturdays when CITY OF KINGSTON
caves ~ l D. n. making Al lARdinEA
New-York tribune., 1886-11-06
Business propertp for Sale ano 60 Get
Giedmboats Gn0 Railroads.

NEW YORK ZEN iRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoA M d 1c9%@snsing C June 2l. 1885,
- M. Rochester Express. through drawing
Albany Troy, Montreal, Syracuse and Rochester
Albany rIca sTacn.e Rochester @ BaSac NisssPp Fs
Erie. Cleveland and Toledo. arriving at Chicago $50 H.
1880 Chicago Express. drawingroom cars to Canaan
fiiSo a ni. Western New-York and Northern Express
$50 p NJ ibany Troy Utica Express. with drawing
s4p nls Accommodation to Albany and Troy
% Chicago and Il Louis Express with sleeping cars
Sso Ss aaG m fa a p to
$50 Montreal Express with sleeping To syracuse
81 80 NJ. for Rochester only through sieepingcar
.eib Pacific EEPre"s slIh ssePIng cars Tor Roches hes
Chicago Seepngc to Clayton and ogdensburg daily ex
fl5 p n wight EIpress with sleeping cars to Albany
Troy Connects with the morning trains for the W. ST
Tickets sale at Grand Central Depot No Batiery
and al cscots Express Ofces Park place Broad
way 7s5 and 042 Broadway and 62 West l25t st. New
York 1913 sshington and 7SO Fulton ss Brooklyn and ~
4th.st, WILLIAMSBURG
Accommodations drawing ana sleeping cars can be
533 Washingion.si. Brooklyn.
These iay All others d,iy except sunday
THESE trains stop at hariem t2oth 81 and 4th ave.
General superintendent. General Passenger Agent.
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
Lincoln ave- near Third Avenue brnigs aeios- Harlem
sunday a eis, $50 80 10 Ii.55 a. % lii 553
Ponti HINTS Point West Farms Van Nest West Chester
rsha% Manor na obs eonss % a 'Ss Se
Eeenes ~'i ps Sr al polns on ne nan Pe Of me
and Ar "a Line pxl'iSas sewcaaaa1 Mdassown New
Midn ghi ellie and All lntsruedlats -ts
Sr Or esy Ss eaee, sSpsHys @ T ~.
nons e "a I ~ c sPa $40 = % q .ss sls AiD connect
DONDOUr. KINGSTON AND CATS
New-York tribune., 1886-11-06
Gonutrp propertn i)anteo

HOTEL WANTED to rent with privilege OF
L lease located thrifty village line Of railway
preferred unfurnished partly furnished in good cond
ton less than 20 land with building. Ad
dress with ful particulars for interview J. L. BOX 20
Tribune once.
WAN I'd TO LEASE for term OF wears
w about 25 good tillabe upland with good
good water plenty OF out buildings;
convenient village rent must la low Address T. A. BOX
20. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-06
Gountrn propertp for Sale Gn0 Go frt

Gountrp proprrtp for Sale an6 Go fri.
AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR and vicinity.
farms. CLARLNCE B.. TUBES. Bccknan 81. Room ~
ALL COUNTRY PROPERrY orr specialty.
~ fsdrncrs Cottages farms etc where Describe
your want. pr location preferred Particulars tree
rhGLLIPs * WELLS Tribune Building
A DVERTISENENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l.23S Broadvar Thirty
hrst-st until m 3j3 Brobiway between Twenv-srconi
and Twentythu SIS until 3OS West Twenty lirl
ST. corner kchthave l53 FouTthave oornQ Fourieeust
700 Thriave- co1cr Forfysevenflst. IOoI Thri-ave-
~ixuetf 81 and the HARLEM OFFICE. ~ East one
hundred twenty hithst. 2.3OO Thiriave One
hundred hfthst- up 10 reguar Office
atcs
EARM FOR SALE in Massachusetts at low
price. close estate hgily productive: beautifully
located adapted for socs milk hay gain &C.. suitable for
TOMNEl. 5l- BfoadwIy. New York. or Adm IOLMAN,
425 Main ST.. Worcester MasS
DOR SALE.-Two choice farms near this
city. range OF the rich Ohio oil belt Address
j. =. Box loOi. kenio1. Ohio.
For SALE or To LET at Crawford. on y. !.
Central r. r. adcsirabe welstnaed French roof house
minutes from depot For par
uculars address =. j. VAN sAUS. Ia John-t- y. !.
DOR RENT.--In Washington. d. c.. FUR
i nshed. Mas-ach useft=ave. Dupont Circle
furnished. large grounds and stable Address
y. II. WARN kR & CO. yl6 Est. " w. Washngton d. =
ORANGE, y. j.. REAL ESTATE including
~ all the stations known the Oranges" Property for
sale el and improved
EDWARD 2. HAMILTON CO.. 40 90 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-06
NEw-YoRK. Friday. Nov. 8. 1856.

NEw-YoRK Friday. Nov. g. 1856.
The following sale held az the Exchange and Auction
Room tO-dSS
BIZ William Kennedy q Co.
s-story bnlding- with lot No 49, 7thav~. = 141 -
5 57tl-s LOT 24.SxlOO Morrison Sl9,S2o
New-York tribune., 1886-11-06
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

~ Trans cave from Chamberst station for Engiewood
Tenzhv oSter Sparki and Nvack 5.S $780, $50 $3.50 and
Il:3Os m ll5 800 800. 45O. 5:20 $50 6SO. 800 lOSS
m l2Oi midnight Sundays 1880 $50 400 ana 500
m For Nanuet SprnR Valley MOnseY and ralnans $50
1880 $780, m &50 $780, s:OOp sundays S3OA H. 800
u IN
New-York tribune., 1886-11-06
feetures auo Alestings.

SSOCIATION HALL, 23d-st. corner 4th-
~ ave. Nesting for only. SATURDAY evening.
Noyem ber Addresses Per~onal Purity ~
William Bke author Of How 10 get strong CaptAn as
per columbia Mornay Williams and CleseiAna
H. Dodge Fine singing Young men especially 4nvlted
New-York tribune., 1886-11-06
Drooklpu Boaro

i2f FIRST PLACE.-To let. with board,
ICf two large. handsome connecting and hall
loom; let singly or together at reasonable terms
New-York tribune., 1886-11-06

Pu William Kennedy q 90.
Aston No 49, 7fh-av-. " TAI
37th-st LOT 24.SxlOO. Morrison Sl9,S2o
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-NY CITY.
ThefpOwng real estate transactions recorded IN
Registers . ice tO-iav
65thsf : s. 100 z of lOtlave JOx200l0 70 OF
64th-st. 50x2O0l0 The Manhattan Constn Co ,- .o,
fOA u Hugbe~----- ToJVvO
S2d-st. Nos II and III East. 75XlO22 Henke 10
Plundeke and g Brandt ,..------- ,,---,,.--.;
Pnrdy and xe to 4 Kuehi - 5000
and wife 10 J II Wells -. ZOO
3d.ave 100 OF 3d-st, 25x95x25x92;
. OF Bathgate 10 + 4 sherman -; -,---.---; 100
wife 70 W Bahier 1900
3dave W : lot No POI oath Ward 2jx952jx92;
A sherman to j r brown -. .-..-'., $3.50
1Oth-ave. II G cor Of 94thst 2015x545x20lG 10 Of
93thst 1915. Ciarkson et al TO Ann Mary
Newst No az NJ : Phillips and wife 10 T Meyer
10 Psrs2sil and vile to IaSm and wife Il 500
and wife to J RGbens1eln ad Ssmaiet -" $4,000
Tie Manhattan Const'n Co to 4 6 Hsssey -. 5000
and vile to J . HalaTeS '.' ...-.'' $3.50
23l.st u = 1894 II " Of lOth-ave l6sx9S.s Jacob
Appel and wife TO F G Thieie .-.....,.-.... 10000
ton to II Trainer and wife -. 1900
Of a Post 10 T. Topiiz' .-............. 1l.75O
9thave " = 100 II OF 5srh-st lex lOox3 24VlOO9
I shannon and wife To N Connolly .-.....-..-... 5000
E'r,y to F N GRIMM -. 5000
Johnston and wives t. L I1ttrti .....'.'- 10000
Wroniow -. $4,000
3gth-si. 225 n W Of Cth.ave 25x9s.9; II c Hum
phrry ana wife to ! Kearnev. 10000
t. Z; Robizek ct .''.'... -. 1s.4OO
Mulberry 81 N " cor Of spring II. 2sx75.gxg 3x73:
cunningham and wife 10 l. Kelly ------.------ l5OpO
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torses auo Carriages.

HANDSOME bay mare Dolly; 10 hands, Q
years sound and kind all harness hne under saddle
ridden by children selling VAN TASSELL
& kEAhNEi. ll2 East lJth-st.
Friday a. 10 O'Clock.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-02-27
THE NASHVILLE Union.
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1886.
The Daily Union.

THE UNION, though less than year old ,
has met with degree of success and gained
friends far in excess of its expectation when
the venture was inaugurated Those who
have been thus kind in their patronage are
entitled to THE UNIONS profound graft.
Jude, which it is unnecessary to assure them
is fully accorded. Feeling that the time has
arrived when the public demands require
the issuance of a larger paper, the UNION
has decided to increase TO eight pages, the
first issue making its appearance Jan. |, 1886,
1t has been induced to take this step on ac-
count of the limited space left by generous
advertising public for the publication of the
news. Its news.gathering facilities have
been enlarged and extended. and in quality
and quantity its original articles will be i'm,
proved. No portion of the overwhelming
field of news will be neglected. The politi.
cal intelligence from Washington as well as
he social gossip at the capital will be full
and complete. A thorough system Of state
correspondence has beensorganizvd, reaching
out into every nook and corner for the latest
and freshest current events.
The local force has been enlarged, and in
this department it will be the aim of THE
UNION to chronicle all the events of the
lay in Nashville in an entertaining man.
ier. Indeed, the effort will be to make it
the best local paper ever published in the
city.
The financial and commercial columns of
THE UNION will be kept up to the high
standard that bankers and merchants
throughout its territory have conceded to
them. Unbiased reports will be given in
his important department of the paper at all
times.
Politically, THE UNION will undergo no
change in its views. 1t will continue to SUP.
port Mr.. Cleveland's administration so long
as it continues to administer the government
on true Democratic principles. It's utter.
| anccs at all times will be, as heretofore in.
dependent of cliques and rings.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-02-27
Why Women Break Down.

Chicago Inter.Ocean.
There is little doubt that women
are breaking down more rapidly than
men, because they allow themselves
to take less real rest. When Il man
drops his business, he drops it. When
woman lets go Ofany work she may
have in her mind, she ties ii to her
apron string, as it were. She has been
taught, through long ages oftraining,
that it is a high crime and a misde-
meanor to let anything escape her
mind, so she is constantly, when she
is at rest, pinching herself or prodding
herself, to see if she hasn't forgotten
something. In this way she carries
the burdens of her work into her
resting hours, and sits down among
the roses of recreation with her foot
on the treadle of the grindstone OF
prosy drudgery.
If men kept their noses to the
grindstone with womanly persistence
they would be nervous and irritable
beyond compare.
If women would get their owl
consent to rest, they would have bet
ter compilations, better stomachs, ant
a happier life.