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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEiNEp 49, a. rh,rty.
VProWN OFFICES. No. 1913 Broadway, corner lmIys
hrstst until D. M. obs Brosiwsy between twsnW
and twenty third sts unt D. ~, SOs West iwony
ST. corner Eghthave 1853 Fourthaye corner c Isr ave.
aoV ,ah and the HARLEM OFFICE 257 East One
twenty ST. 1880 Thlravc corner Unv
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ladies' 10 aud IA years old German onlS
vino would Ut the same time supern'ona nov nsa anny
Address p o. Box 1887 N y r. y. --------------
ANTED.-First- class waitress and paror.
w maid none other neod apply city reioenc'' WV "
family 81 East 5ith ST
WANTED. Energetic, polished Dusales y,
w men explain to merchants and sSsu.s SavertsaS
yer seeu on this continent Only thvso
EARNING nom 500 500 per week need A%irsss
nr xouid drill suitable TIL sucev~sivs
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RA Embellishments June IL 1888
I through trains Will leave Gran Central DeDot
m Rochester Express through trlwingroon cars >
Albany Troy Montreal syracuse m Rochester
.05O a M The Limited" with dining cars stoppngh
ALBANY Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara ra
Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago 9oOL m ana
St LOUIS 740D. IN. next IN r.
i0.3O I. m ChGLgo drawing-roon cars to Can
andaigua. Rochester IN Buffalo >.. -
ii 80 H. m. Western New.York AM Northerl ExDreh
with drawngroOn cars ,-.,- s,. la. ,
ears Ia TrOy
n ~ Chicago u. Louis cypress, win sleepingcar
for Niagara Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo Detroit CM-
capo and II. I.onis Dining.car New YORK TO Albany
$50 M Montreal Expess with sleeping cars 70 syracuse
and q road. and to Saratoga also 10 Montreal
BOO. d. H.. OF 20 hester On'v thr0ugl Sleeping car -
l.q5 u M Pacific Express with sleeplngcars Tor koche
ter Buffalo, Niagara Fails Cleveland, Toledo Detroit an
Chicago Seepng.cars CLAYTON and Ogen'Durg day OK
M, Night EXPRESS with seeping-cars 10 Albany
and troy Connects with the morning trains tor the west
and for the North (eXcept saturday night. .
Tickets talc ~ Grand tenua' Depot NO. battery
Place Broadway. arlen epot l25ths and 4t-lve
and nj Westcous IxIos on 0s Park near Broad
York Washington 100 Fulton st. BROOKLYN ana ~
4th-st. WILLIAMSBURG , - - H..
Accommodations trawing-rOom ami seepngcars can De
ticket offices in New 0rk CITY, ana
pagrore called for and checked from residence
These trains tally All others haiiy except sunday
t1hose stop Harlem tl2ost ana 4ul-ave;l ,cy
j. NJ. TOUCEI. " ~ nrN DniN ~,
General superintendent OeheIa passenger AGENT
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

n tW -uANEN STEAMBOAT CO. ) STEAM
~ ERs. C II; NoRTHAM AND coNTiNENTAL Leave
sAeeEe eonne.ng At New BayeH VIZ sPeca trains fSr
&c Tickets baggage checked ga Broadway "
Y, and CoHrt-st Broaklyn Excursion to New-aven and
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trans leave from Chamberss station for Underwood
f9ay go zoo an" $50 $50 $40 6 Zoo 1928
NJ 1900 midnight sunday. 7So $50 M 400 and 500
79O $50 400 $780, 500 m Sundays 9:Sol m~ 500
p
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
through trains leave 2sdsi and ChameTss sa,ions AZ
earlier than from Chambers-st
ngroon GoaeHes TO RingSamIon EhnTa Hornellsvs
Buffalo sleeping caches HornelsyilIe 10 Cincinnati.
s Pullman Day ard R9ss5 caches
n o on. a sa % Chicago $50
Il Daily buffalo and Niaeara Falls limited" arriving
81" M Pnrao 1S9 rain S sTas
sp m.~Daiv Chicago Express. Pullman and Dav sleeping
Coaches to Binghawton. tmra Buffalo Niagara Falls Gin
RuGertcTd and PS;sic ~ sas 80 5o go 1929 ;S
az $50 o3oa ' NJ las si5 $50 AS 900 io'So n.
SS6 c ssS O 2c o 1899 S Y
S:sS ION 4 H. i45 AIS $50 74S 300 1880 m.
va eye Sc 500 800 l9S sS
900 IOoop AND 1900 %%ngst F aS
9:00p m
$50 $40 7l5 7s45 $50 1890 and 1900 midnight
SUNDAYS b45. $50 1920 No. las. il5. $780, 900.
warwick AS. 900 lO2Oa M. 4:3Op sundays 7:45am
Monticello and White Lake 9:00a M. $3.50 sundays
$50 a. 49, 90. -. -.
and 7,0Op M. sundays. e;30a M. 600. 700 D. m. .
MONTGOMERY Hondcat amt Kingston +i5. 800 m- $3.50
scranton, 9"n%es 400 saoc s,ccgs -Hs md ys,
7i5 900 p. sundays 6;45. s;so io;2O m- $50.
niGs,eown i4a o4a 7:5o 900. lo2oh $3.50 4so 100
IA 900 - u sundays 545. $50 1920 :. M. $3.50.
100 5000 NJ. The 900 m train stops at %an.sL only
orr ervis las. 7:5O 900 1920 $3.50. 49, 600 100.
g'i5 500. 900 p. IN. Sundays $780, 1920 a. m. Goo
S9o leave est 23dst N " 5:45 10 Gao pmevery
6ttsen minutes G:45 p m. 10 lO46 ~ every thirty
na,nntes and l:45 5:t5 a. every hour Sundays
Ta5a m IL lO,45 p every thirty minutes lO4op u 70
T.45a every hour .... -. ,..u,.- 40 o. ..,
Coaches be obtained and orders Tor the check.
a. nJ transfer of baggage DO left at the Companys
n IN Nos 4Ol I'LL 957 Broadway. 1877 NestsI " Y
M. S3l Fulton Brooklyn at the Companys Depots
p1press trains the Vest arrive in NewYork Ti@
''o John n ABBofr Gen'i Pasar Agent New.for
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GRAfN AND PRODUCE MALKETS
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALrvGs

The grain speculation yesterday moderate scale u
activity In option the days business the dness
In long time oats quiet and wheat inclined
tameness Cash wheat firm exporters bought largely
taking l2s0O0 bushels Influenced by this demand by better
foreign markets and bearsb disappointment in
crease In the visible supply ony little l0O00O0
bushes the option market closed firm prices after
some earlier alterations OF strength Final prices
were IA cent better appended October s3t Novem-
per- So DecemIer s6s January 7', Nav 93'. cents.
pot corn was hr without material change exporters took
o6ooo bushels The fluctuations In options barely reached
ehe eh1hlty OF the close
unchangcd as follows November 45p December 483s,
January ~ February AZ. May 49l2 spot
os we 40 cent better the options for Ocosr At
SS sn novemper Al 3z for December at S5 a for Jsnu
i've me hDa prices for the options show decline Of points
lo october 81 ~ % and Of points for the other months
as follows November 49, January
10 H. February, So "a. March So 49,
The receipts OF grain az NewYork Philadelphia Baltimore
and Boston yesterday follows Wheat 3sLO20
bushels corn 2lG459 bushels 1881 bushels; total
grain 7l64lO bushels flour 56OG2 barrels At Chicago
Milwaukee ana - Lonis the arrivals were Wheat. 1929
bushels 2j0308 bushels oats 1876 l2S bushels total
gram 6I0,G79 bushels; a1:s. %. 600 barrels.
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noNDOTr KINGSTON AND

DONDOUr KINGSTON AND CATS
II KILL MOUNTAINS. landing ~ Cranston's West
Ioub cornwall Ncwburg Marlboro. Milton Poughkeepse
and Esopus connecting with Ulster and Delaware Stony
Glove and Caskll Mountain and kaaterrkill Railroads
steamers CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES w, BALD
wiz leave every week dav a, 1870 T. M, pier foot OF Har
rson.-t except SATURDAYS when CITY OF KINGSTON
leaves al p. ii making all landings
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TILE PETROLENH HARKEE

only moderate dealings in the oil market yester
day. but exhibited. due TO the more encour
aging phase convict on in
the trade tendency Of values ismore likely
to upward downward for the next four months OF
course there has been no general pf'OraS0n the
oil country will quickly moiify tho expectation
advance bnt decided change in the sitna
he of advantage bull leader who appear First
prices above Saturdays close at SO cents on re-
barrels and the ShOusiOwn gauge al about 5"Op barrels
quick attic realize profits on last weeks purchases car
vanced TO 07's cents Toward the close a renewal
of selling was caused by news that the Price
well ton to tho west of Waslington had made
small flows ana by the announc elent iN Smllh Wen
flowing steadily Al the rate OF ity barrels an hour
The latter well Is an insEier aud Jnstnes no alarm the
large wcthey will soon abate then early rate out
put The Price venture may prove Ia he important or may
ZZle The market closed as II opened but us easier zone
was du. small too numerous
the long at higher hgnres Carrying rates weo
rather high but the market not positively weak al the
The range prices dealings the Conso
dated Exchange were as follows
Highest. ..;........... 67is Final a sc
sales. barrels lZJOOV
Refined oil quotations raised cent to 60 per
gallon, Abel test
Certificates opened at 20 biglsst prcs 81 lowest
1870 barrels charters TO- 100 barrels snpnenJs
llS,2il barrels runs. - barrels.
PTrsBURG Penn Oct 10 Crude OIL Petroleum steady.
Transit Certificates opened at SO AMI closed at o6
highest price, 66l4 lowest price, $50
BRADFORD. Penn. ID -t,ruie Ol--Nltio1N Transit
Certificates opened SO closed G6s highest prlce
66s lowest price. G57s. elearances $4,000 barrels.
TTUsyLR Penn. Oct lS.-Natlonal Transit Certificates
opened SO and closed at 664 highest price. Of lowest
prIce 655s shipments not reported
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DUILADELPHIA AND READING R r.

i NEWJERsEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
For INF GAGIfTIKiSS| EfFE%T ot! 1855 Oroo
75o. Zoo D. ~ SUNDAYS. 400 s'i5 m. $50 1900
Direct connection Wayne function for Germantown a.,
p GosSp H cX all Day Train. and SLEEPING
Fss;".nS Np'S e. qgsS' IT.
sUNRA So so oo e I Io M tn o1 81 s5 $50
fs@f IIocKnAvEN PEALh AMI ffIILLIPsBURd Poaa.
For '%il22iiAasE9nT syXRuRy sLiEw .sa and
For @ PG o n 4 sS 200 3 go 1 sa S
For STHTSRX Il sa ff Fso go q Zoo $50 H.
lCo, 30 $;i5 5 AR m; SUNDAYS at oSOn III
For TAMAoUA at 100 745 s:3oA 1870. S'45 400. II
o. 81 BIZ s Shrils io %LnNrowN and MAUcu CHUNK
at4OJ 400 ooO Ill., lOO lSO 3'i5. o'i5 p H. sundays
l al lI .Sc at 400 ZOO $50 m LOO $780, s45
.s on ii "a biIG BRAN Gil at 400 Sso ~ 400 i:5a
r suncyr sSO' sCo o.so n loo 1850 400 $780,
Sqo s;o II iLE aulG,'s s sCOE Co. $50 1913 HOO
To- 2ss 400 lso SSC s sSS stS GOO
$50 ICH i:sG S:iS '0;'o "N su"uA' ''00 0'' ''
~ M s5 5GC s ' 49, s .sS $50 sS5 l ss
$50 S46 @o 100 ';se s'iS sY9 io .S l 40 N
~ i1HVr MBoY at AGO. $780, s:l5 Hoo 45a N.
NSA SH C' St4N e eho 600 S A 40 ts
For Loh5 iioo a. W. LOO AGO. 4:5o eij p N sundays
1v,, Ocean GIoye) al 4:UU. 800 a. N.
For 10 IONS avE ~ aSS GSS o
rs s ST%X lG tciIpp VlNELAND and BRIDaEroS !.
4.OOa H.. LOOP. III
NLW-JrkSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No B. North River. via sandy Hook.
For uIGHLANDS sEABElGHr. LONG BRANCH 400
y.
ckcts can be procured Of foot OF Lbery-st Pier No
North kVer - 2bl 2S7 AL v44 l4O and 1923 Broad.
way O6a 49, anu ~ bhaye hiynston.sIr ~ ~ 10 and
ichst lat Ito East l25ths, 1851 Bowery. ia
CanasL, prnC pal hotels Newl0rk CITY. In Brook.
yn AT COurl-st- lO7 Broadway, $685. $50 fuonsL 2lO
y7v Manhattan-avo In HOboken 264 Washngton-st New
Company Will call Tor and check baggage iron,
hotels residence TO destination
j. h. WOOlIEN C. O. hANCOCk.
General Manager Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agc,
Ii. 4. BALDWIN. q. f.. r. Agt. Ilv Liberty 3D. N u
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Proyl.
l. dence Newport and all New. England Points All ran
from Grand Central Depot Express trains daily snndays
exceptedD at parlOr attachei ahn IL ph
with palace sleeping cars sunday trains 10 M Win pA
paror III with palace sleeping CATS
For Newport take 100 y Boston Express VIII. hatio.
CONNECTS Al Wexford for Newport arriving Al 'oo
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after OCTOBER 1888.

On and after ooroBER4. 1885
nillA, I.UNk LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains NewYork VIA DsDosses ami Courandt Street
Harris6nre PtsJurg and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars atachet 8. m;6 Z ana p m; daily New:fork
ing Cars at ~ NJ every day -.
wamsporr Lock avc9 o II M GCrry and TS
ccntre. A. an tn, 0n Regions
B Bal ii'0 WasGsion lie south Limited washng
ION Express o iui9a. inaG1 'ais na'y, eAe "ay
Washm %tt s:55o ,,r,ar ID scC an' s;2ol
4 s:SS a f;3 a" H. aS n - night f"' ur
For Atlantic CIV except Sunday D. M THROUGH cars
Iv Cape week ,a'. II ga. II. On Saturdays only
Long Branch Bay ntermcdate stations
iiahwav and Amoov 81 M IL noon S;io $40 200
For I'D Point and Norfolk NewYork. Phiaelpha "A
Norfolk itailrolt H. every day via Baltimore anl
Bay Line i:3o m week ay a,oc with al tnr,n,, tr,,,
at erseY Nv itorins spec W mi direct transfer or
49 %SSN g% iETi 7% sS III 1y's 5
e,2o 6:5oL NJ, l:2d 80 S:'o 5;oo Y;2O a9I lOS1 ~
f%nc iiES s $50 s2% $3 By ics%
YS p s. ant H. 53} U.s. 5iyr ISL 5n ss5 AND S1s
pm FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Ixpress rams AewlOrA Ues1rOss's ami courl
ego 40 :, 500 g Chicago Limited and 10 Washington
d h a TGa AecSmcai alto $50 49, lilo @ "a" III
T. n. sundays, EXPRESS j:l5 JooJ III mteD AMI 10 tn
Trans t esvns 9 esdec sunday at 7so AMI
lilo l. n, l, = 1, ,, 50 a., All ~ IL lhi D. III Va
Trenton tor ca ton.
Returning trans leave Broad street sutton, Pha ieipht,
1901 $40 4oS, 449 BIO go 7;$0 s39 $40 Il In, nj
3 T. j. g. 63j 7:l2 s.l3 AMI $50 p NJ On sunday l20l
$40 i:05 i.iO $40 $50 l249 ti;5O Limited o;51
Leave PhiadeiphiL Camlen 900 IN daily. except
Ticket nces $40 435. and 9ii Broadway Astor House.
AM ooto DesGIosses and Courandt sts No Courts and
BrooBlyn 'taton. Of Fulton-stY Brooklyn.
Stfon Jersey city Eulgrlnt Ticket Once, No. Battery
Plac, n Castle Carbon.
Tho New.York Transfer Company Will call for nj checx
agar ~ + publ J.R WOOD
N-' General Manager General Passr Agent
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt or Dos
brosscs Is follows
u M. Catasauqua and intermediate points.
q. Geneva Lyons Elmra, Rochester. Buffalo ana
the West and principal local points Chair car TO Wilkes
D. m Tnnkhannock and intermediate points Chair
tnunkhannock Connection To Reading and Harrisburg.
34Op m. for Ptston and principal intermediate points
a Pittston.
$40 n M r olay and intermediate points Connection
20 Recalling and Harrisburg ,
D. m for Geneva yons Elmra. Rochester. Buffalo. and
The Vest. Pulna sleop.r to LYONS.
NJ TOR and intern cdiafc points
Trqrs leaving OF $40 connect torau
ronts i'm Mahanov and Ifazleon Coal Regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
n. M for Mauch Chunk. Hazeton and intermediate
points
h Op M for COplay and intermediate points.
n M for Geneva Lyons Elnlra. Rochester Buffalo and
Tho West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons.
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{ Nanderbilt-ave.


j Boston - Newport 3d. Fall River, 81 First.cas'
limited tickets Corresponding reduction to an Eastern
noints Steamers PILGRIM and BRISTOL leave New-fork
on alternate SUNDAYS included at m from Per ~
p foot of Murrayst Connection via Annex Boat from
Hroofivn ( 80 u. m. Jersey CITY p. M - ,,,
LONG WATER ROUTE. ~ bib NlGli / y hESI.
S NOR ming trains Boston short all ride ttme 80 min
utes An each tie mr. Ickcts anu stteroons
NAV be secured principal hotels transfer anu TICKET
Offices at the Office Pier ~ and on steuners VIVIAN
r Cnl
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

4 NEW.YORK. NEW.HAVEN and HARTFORD n. r.
Trains have Harlem River station. corner l32-st AMI
Tincolu.a,r near Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem
River reached by Third Avenue Elevated Railroad daily
except Sundays GJ5. 100 $40 10 100 a. M 2lo 800
Ponil Hunts Point, West Farms Van Nest, West Chester
Tjpp-nns Rav Chester pelham Bayl Barlow ttty Islam ~
Pelham Manor and Ncw.r Rochelle connecting at New.
Rochelle for all points on ie main line OF the
New York NcwIaven and Hartford Railroad Shore
and Air Line Divisions. NewCanaan, Mdileown, New.
Train and Sufcd branches AMI Boston and all points
Midnight New Rochelle and all intermediate
ions al 1910 %. daily except Mondays
trains for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tons al w. NJ 1901 and $50 the latter train connect
Ing al New. Rochelle with way trans 10 Stamford
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NVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains West 42dst follows and 70 min
ufos taIioi non loot OF Jayst. North RIVER
Detroit ana moaeo. 81: .. H.. -t:Co. -e:lC p m
-. LOUIS -tau, 'elt p m. W. -r N =
Buffalo olste susl ension Bridge. Niagara Fails $40
Utica and syracuse $40 fSOa. m. 600 STOP m. -
Highland. Kingston SIug r'its ~ !. Albany '9'io
.7:i0 $50 ll25 a. M. Ills 5000 $50 n. m. go - 81
Crausons, West Point Cornwall Newburg 5;i3 CIV
1910 1925 a. f:l5 S:lOp mi anu 'o'OVp III
Cranston's. Cornwall. NewburG
For Montreal and Canada East GOO 2. M . r.
Hamilton London, -giOL IN. 600. $40 p. Toronto.
$3.50 M, 1900. 'S:lup. M - 49,, >,,,, ,,,t,. no,o,
Ilegnnt sleep for nalo NIAGARA rails De0'o"
{ hi 20 and ~ TOnis II thr ux tr' MS
sDaly Other trains daly except sunday ,.
For tickets Timetables parlor or seepng car aceomon
tions information. appv ct ohces @ ~ F11,onsf
Wew"York tv :Ca 7s6 q42 Broadway. l53t Bowey, and
VIZ" ~ ~ HENRY MONETr,
fy.nderbilt.aye General Passenger Agent
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST

DELAWARE LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD. SLIGHTEST LINE BETWEEN
NETWORK AND b FFALo; LIGHTNING EMPRESS
TRAINS no DUST. ALWAYS ON TIME
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES.
Depois York foot OF Barclay and christopher st
m Daily except sundays Buffalo and oswego Express
Water Dap STOusburg scranton,
hanton Elmira Bath. Buffalo Syracuse Oswego. Greene,
Oxford Norwich Uuca connect at scranton for Plttson
Wkesbarre Danville and Northumberland at Owego for
ithaca and intermediate stations.
lpm RnghamtOn aud Elmra Express. Pullman coaches
for Water Gap Scranton. Bngamton OwegO and ElmirA
connects At Scranton for pston Kingston Wkes6are &c
7p Daily Bufalo Limited Express Pullman coaches
for Stroudsbnrg scranton, BnGhamton owego. Elmira
Corning Bath. Nayland Buffalo, &C. arriving In Buffalo
7.2Oa Sleeping coach for Oean via Wayland. ,,
D. Daily Buffalo and Oswego Express pullman
coaches stroulslurg Scranton Binghamon Cortandt
Syracuse. Oswogo Greene oxford. Norwich. Utica and
Richfed rprngs at Owego for Ithaca and inter
mediate stations except saturdays Connects at Buffalo with
trans for all other points West. - "A
For Iichhcld Springs a. daily except sundays ViOo
p m. daily, except Saturdays Sleeping coach 10 Utica -,
See time tables way trains Morris aud Essex d.
vision
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Gicamboats an0 Railroads.
TROY BOATs-CITIzENS' LINE.-For

TROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.-FOr
~. Troy and the North. rr1r Excursion tickets 81 %
Dlv except saturday. foot OF ChIistophef-st. p H. sun
day steamer t0u,hes II Albany.
ALL fares rcduced-StOningto Line. The
~ fa,oritr Inside Route for Boston, Providence and all
Eirt, 80 f1te - u BOSTON - y 10 PROVIDENCE.
Passengers via this line avsa iu nights rest 10y taking
15 n press train steamers landing for Providence
BOsinn
r.uuuu chair paror between steamers landing and
posfon WITHOUT CHARGE.
FIcraut s.eancrs RHODE ISLAND and MAS>ACHU
st,rS viii leave pier new 36 Eorth River block
above Canal ST.. at > p m daily, except sundays. .
r " POPPLE, Gcn Passenger AgL Box 3Oll, New YORK
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n EW-uANEN -IEAMBOAt co. ) STEAM
~ Frs. c. III. NORTIIAM AND CONTINENTAL, Leave
Peck Slip Pier No. 20 f. H.. at and IL D. tSundays
excepted connecting at Haven with special trains for
MERIDEN. HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD HOLYOKE
Tickets sold and baggage checked at 94i Broadway "
" and Court-st Broakyn Excursion 10 New-aveD and
rein Il
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13

We earnestly reccomend the mpst riyid .cooo.
hs III IN. manas inent of all pubic affairs AM
require ol oal County officers 10 use All honor.
ao,s ~ means 10 reduce the expenses of the
n'.'iss noVerhmtht TO adjust min tnuin and
pleqke our Legislative nominees 10 h,yar The
onaelnieht OF laws looking 10 tho most eco.
Homle administration OF both slafe and
county Governments
- hat the kepublcan party is now M bore,o.
,ofe tne advocate of general education and in
iaN'f OF maintaining our public schools in
eYeis district TO the ull extent OF nnanoisl
sr ", anu al nom hees oi this Convention
are hereby pledged to SECURE the object,
mat We are in favor OF such change in the
jury Jaw AS will guarantee 10 ali Jurors in tn,
D1,a.rict Courts reasonable com pen saton for
sheii service IS sueh aud pledge Tic Legislative
nominees OF this Convention TO use their best
eh1rts in tnat direction. e'''
-, lhat TINS Convention heartily endorses all
yention held at Carson Civ on the oith ana
seth OF the present month.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13

The Republicans of Esmeralda County. in
Convention Assem- bled re-afhrm the prin-
ciples the party as heretofore proclaimed I
both National and State Convention, and
declare their unfalterlng devotion to the grand
principles OF the party. in its efforts to perpet-
uate government of, for and by the people
That we especially endorse and commend
County the ennunciations CT tie platform of
our party adopted at Carson City, by ihs
Republican State Convention on the 25th da.
of Sept 1885, on the question of Silver Coin.
age, the circulation and the tariff and that
we fully concur in the arrangement therein
made of the present National dministraton
in the encomiums bestowed up n senator
John p. Jones and CONGRESSMAN William
Woodburn, and in the ndemuation of the
course pursued by Senator JAS, g Fair:
That in view of the depressed condition
every Industry in this County and this)
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Bids will be received by the Administrator
of the estate j. B. Hiskey deceased. for
purchase OF the property of real estate at
private sale. Such sale TO be subject to the
approval of the Judge of the District Court
for Esmeralda Cauty.
A " Crockar, Administrator of Estate of
.. b. Hiskey.
Hawthorne. Sept. 22d 1885.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13

Expenditures beyond the means of private
individuals are Required FOR surveys, ngineer
ing anu Ine construction of reservoirs. canals
ana other hydrauli lie WORKS, for the purpose of
lrrigal ion in this State. We therefore favor
liberal appropriations by Congra,e ior sur.
Veys, both hydrographical and Typographical,
TO ascertain how the waters of this STATE.
which now run to waste in hood timr ihay be
stored aud utilized Tor lhe purpose OF auricul.
ture, 10 the end that when ali the facts are
known, snitibls aid may be obtained rom
Congress TO enable the Government of the
United States to dispose or its lands, and to
enab'e the people to settle upon and occupy
the same.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13
,tEPUHL.. An PA tFOaM
Adopted by the state Convention
Ae.u at carson, sept "a, tsS0.

The Republicans Of Nevada. In Convention
Assem- bled, reaihrm their .nialtering loyalty
TO the principles OF the party as enumerated
In their national platforms, from Lincoln to
Blaine. We DeiieYe that libery is the in
aiienable right OF every man, whatever hls
race or color ana in the equaiily oI every man
before the law, with the unrestricted rignt OF
every citizen TO cast his vote Tor whatsoever
he chooses, with the assurance that it will be
counted as cast. The preservation of the Union
and Tree government are nov recorded In
history as The WORK OF the Repubncan party.
Union, nDerly, equality and protective tarlIl
have largely contributed IN making O00OU,U0
OF peopie the best fed, the best clothed, the
huppiest, the most intelligent and powerful
that ever existed on earth. The elevation OF
Tabor by the aboiiuon oi slavery and the utter
Reputation OF caste and aristOcracy by the
Repubncan party has opened TO .ree men ana
nee labor every acre of land within the JuriS,
dicIien of me United States, and has enabled
the toihng millions of the North and OF the
South to associate in one common brotherhood
for the protection OF their rights and the ad.
van emenL of their intellectual aud material
prosperity.