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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-31
HE BELFRY chlMES.

Hark q merry peal we'rc ringing.
With joyous clash we clcave The air.
Gods peace and blessing gayiy ninging.
Der happy bridal pair
Slowly down The aisle they're rassing,
Proudly meath The archway Gas.
Tar above ewce; mtleic's crashing
Heed the warning now We SOY.
inc Tor sorIow. time for soog-
Comes and goes the flceiing breath.
inc forsorrow. time for song
iifc today. tomorrow death
SOS changed orr note. 60 soft aal l)r.
As Trey turn the burial sod.
Aud bowed The nourncrs weeping CO.
For soul returned 10 God
With muficd sob We Chang 20 slowly.
As round the grave they knocl and pra-.
And Mingled with fhoss words 40 haiy.
sad our warning stll We say:
Time Tor sorrow. time for song
Comes and goes the hcciing breath;
1irc for sorrow, time Tor song
Life today, tomorrow death
John Muir 10 Harpcr's Mac,si-e.
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The American circle In London so on
English paper says. is beginning 90 attain
an important position. owing 20 the fact
that 80 many American ladies' have mar
mel EnglisAmcn Of title. "end ere, on tins
account. as well as for their personal at
fractions and accomplishments, well re-
ceivcd everywhere Ultimately the
American circle will. II 10 manages with
tact. and consents TO glide. become great
influence in London New York sun.
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The greatest elevation which has been
attained bv man is $1,000 foet-about
sevca miles-this height having been
ro.ched during a balloon ascent MADE 10y
Glaisher At this tremendous distance
above the earths surface physical exer-
ton is found TO be almost Impossible,
owing TO tile great rarefsction Of the at
mospherc. Detroit Free Press.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-31

written q book called lena Aowlen.
Southern Letter Carrier ca Rebel SPY.
Another work Of hers Is Ia press end viii
be- published soon. She il intensely hD-
eral In her views.
Mrs. Leonard formerly had some hard
experiences beyond the Mississippi At
that time she and her husband were poor
and had O largo family to take care Of
This is al changed now, and she attn.
butes her ability 10 push on in the world
10 her experience in adversely. AS head
Of the campaign committee Of the Equal
Rights party she expects TO do some hard
work. Mrs Leonard is the mother Of
Lillian Russell the singer. who was erst-
while wife Of Teddy Solomon, the COM
poser.
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COMMISSIONERS Orricr.

NOOH no, :, NHAFths BIILDIkG,
RICHMOND, VA. October 10, Io3.
To all parties in interest:
Take notice. that have fixed upon Nogem
Der Stu, lSs-. Mt am. as the time. nd nv
Office, NO. = sh1fer's building. Richmond Va.
~ the place, for the purpose 81 executing me
decree from VIII ch the above Is an extract.
IN ACCORDANCE with TIE directions Of said de
cree hereby warn aii persons caimfng ,o Re
secured ~ the deed from W. ID. 1ompkins q
Go. ana " ID. 1ompkins 10 :. y. y. pattes0o.
trustee, dated October 5th. lsS1. 10 prove their
claiis before me at the time and pLa6 above
mentioned Tor executing The decree, or be
hereafter barred from asserting the same.
Given under my hand thi. 18th day of Ucto-
Der, i7oo. WILLIAM st. TUhPfs
~ Commissioner.
:. $. +. PAIrEsoS, p q 3ocls-,aw4v
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When Turning the Leaves.

II is stated upon medical authority that
readers should refrain from damping their
fingers in turning over the leaves Oh
library books. as this is sure way 70 at
tract any stray bacilli thAi may be iurS-
Ing around.--lhicasO Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-31

The failure Of cabbage to head is more
often due to lack Of plant food than any
thing else. Water diluted with phos.
phatrs viii often transform a mass Of
iooss cabbage leaves, fit only for feeding
into : solid, salable head.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-31
ron EDWARD MARTINS FAMILY.

lie Was EaiiDr Of The jacksonville Times
Inioa, and Died of YeIlox i'eyer.
Que Of the most prominent men who
have been taken away :, yellow fever in
me Jacksonville epidemic was Edward
Martin, managing editor Of The Jackson.
vile Tines. Union Mr. Martin vas IN the
prime Of life. having been born in Win
chester. Tom. ia 1913 Being - years
OF age when the civil war broke ont, the
schools IA lis neighborheoi being broken
up, and The boy being TOO young 90 be,
como Q soldier bis father placed him IN
The oficc Of Tho Winchester Home Jour
nal At this Tine Winchester was de-
baiable ground. being occupied alternately
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-31

b y Con fcGeratc
and Union troops
In 1868 lis pa
rents removed tC
Georgia. and in
1864 young Mar
tin, being now lC
years cid, became
n courier for Gen
b. J. Hill aud
served with the
Army Of tho Ten
nessec d urip z
Gen. Hood S cam o.
paign on Nash
vile. He was cap
tured b. the I'm
ion forces. but be-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-31

New York was
born IN Buffalo,
where she was cd
ucatel and after
wards married
husband
and five children
living the former
being @ printer in
chicago. Mrs,
Leonard edits @
ua~er and spends
mach time ihero.
She IS also an cu-
D.. a-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-31

each undcr It's own ban
ner, and o number of
pretty girls FROM New
York and New Jersey
fitted about actilg as
pages. At first there was
a tendency on tho part
of the members 20 20 out
into the corridors 60 be
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-31

Railway time tables sro now made OF
convenient size and shape 20 be inserted
inside the cover Of a wst;A for convenient
reference.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-31

The most fashionable women Of France
are introducing small tinner tables IL
stead Of one large one.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-31

A Bay View chiropodist has dubbed
himself William, the corn curer." ..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-31

Nothing is so. indicative Of deepest
culture as a tender consideration OF the
ignorant. Emerson.
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WOMEN IN CONVENTION.

roung Faces Predominant IN the Temper
ancc Gath, ring.
Tho fifteenth annual convention Of the
Womens Christian. Temperance union,
held in the Metropolitan Opera house.
New York, was notable gathering. Tie
president Miss Frances Elizabeth VII
lard, held the gaycl and kept excellent
order The delegations were grouped
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introduced to each other,
and perhaps 90 talk over
mcasWcs bat the presi-
don't soon put q stop TO
ills. and business was dis
patched without further
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-14
NETWORK CENTRAL AND IUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
and alter October Z trains ieaU
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.


Largest and Finest Passenger Station In Anerica.
Is a. m. Rochester Montreal Express. drawing.
room cars TO Saratoga. Platsburg and Montrea also -
. so a. m. FAMOUS vESTIBULED CHIC.co AND
ST. LOUIS LIMITED. composed exclusively OF buces
suoking-car, dining drawing and sieong
for Albany. Utica syracuse Rochester, Buffalo Niagara
Falls Erie Cleveland. Indianapolis aud Toledo srying as
Chicago at 8 so ~. Louis 40 D. day.
Connects at Albany for Cooperstown -
10 80 a. Chicago Express for Niagara fllls To-
Chicago also for C0Operstown and North Adams uawns
room cars TO Canandagua and Rochester -,
for Saratoga Lake George. Rutland Bennington. North
Adm. &C. Draw cars l. Troy.
80 p. Saratoga and Utica Special. with diving
a D. m. Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy. Connects
for WILLIAMSBURG North Adams, and intermediate points
Oh M Fast Chicago Cincinnati and Loui Ex
nress for Niagara Falls Buffalo, suspension Bridge To-
ron 20 and Cleveland Cincinnati lndanap9ls ST. Louis.
Defroit and Chicago vita sleeping a.d dnng cars
- 40 n m Montreal and Clndndalgus Express daily.
Sleenne cars 10 Platsbur and Montreal via Rouses Point
and Via So Aibans Ottawa via ST. AbalS ani Cana
da Atlantic Railway. and syracuse AMI CantlGagua daily
> u. M Special Sleeper arrives Roehestef 40 a. m.
Rufalo Q IS m. and Cleveland :25 D. N.
I'll 80 p. m, FAST Night Express nr isoches-
cinnat Indianapolis. St. Louis Detroit ana Chicago;
with sleeping Sleeping cars 20 Clayton Thousand
Islands, via Utica Dolly except saturday also to Canaan
dagua sundays only
Il midnight Tor saratoga PlattsbUTg. SeeDing cars
to Albany Connects Albany with train for DE West.
Ticket, ana space IN diaNinI ana seepnt
Central Station. Alb 1o5 and 9i2 Roadway,
- PARK place. l Battery place CO west 125th-t, and
l3othst station, Ncw-York; 1888 Washington ond go
Fulton sts Brooklyn and 10 zth-st. Williamsburg
Westcotss tNness calls for and checks baggage from
hOe RS or DALI others daily except sunday tsop az
lsh T5GE2 take Up NS5H ssf Wees
General m SSperintendent General Passenger Agent
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MINING STOCKS.
GAINS OF THE NETWORK BANKS.
Saturday. Oct. l3-p. n


BY the operations of the New-York Sub
Treasury in the week ended last evening which
included the payment of sl4. $685. 500 for pur-
chased bonds and the receipt of s3,3O0,000 cash
from Washington the New-York banks gained
s1O.6243S6 cash Our estimate Of a week
ago left the banks with about sl,5OO000 less
cash than the amount shown in the statement of
that date That discrepancy from the averages
of that week counted III the averages of this
week for its full amount as loss. OF
the gain from the Sub-Trcasury this
week S5,sO0,OO0 was made Thursday
and Friday, and therefore counts in
to-day's statement for gain of only about
sI2OO000. To-day's statement shows loss to
the averages of s676,2O0 cash. This indicates u
net movement of cash to the INTERIOR other than
that sent through the Treasury, of about
$4,000 600, and indicates that the cash holdings
at the close of business yesterday evening were
about Sis, 100000, or S6,00O,oOO more than
the average holdings of the week. To-day the
banks made further gains of over 1000, 600 from
the Treasury An expansion of $1,000. 500 ac-
counts for an increase Of 81, 100000 IN deposits.
The statements figures reduce the surplus re-
serve SlIO29 $50 and leaves it at 81 1880,
against S7206,2O0 October Is, 1884, and
81, 81 8, $50 October l6, 1886.
The following compares the totals Of statements OF
OCTOBER and October 10:
October g. October 49, Differences.
$685. 636,4 S39 243 2OO inc
Snpcia 81 900 900 50. $50 600 Inc. l4LIOO
IrcoI.tendcrs o9, 7Oj 500 oS So, 900 Dec. $4,000
Deposits - 4lS'56o 500 Ala 400 500 Inc. 100000
Clrculau0n..-. O0il,JOV o,o''oVV INV
following the relation between the total re-
and the total deposits at the respective dates:
specie ... 81 900 900 ss5 o5O 600 Inc. s147 100
Legal tenders 90 7OJ 300 2s $50, 900 Dec. s2330o
Total reserve s14 COS 200 sl1S9Soo 900 Dec. $4,000
agst deposits I9o ZOO 1903 ol7 .45o Inc. 42G75o
Surplus . sl14l7 800 s1OS14, $50 Dec s1,10295o
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges. Sl21 ,263159; balances,
sG7S4,49s For the week: Exchanges S722,-
32e 937: balances. 44,039,13J
A FEATURELESS STOCK MARKET.
The general stock speculation to-day was void
of feature The market was dull and the deal
ings small, amounting only to $500 shares:
Among special stocks, Oregon Short Line and
Big Four made sharp advances to 81 and 80 re-
spectively, with small transactions. The gen
efal market huctuated in the small fractions.
The bank statement issued just before the close,
encouraged some selling because its character was
misunderstood and prices yielded 1-4a3-s per
cent this. to partly recover before the end'
and closed strong.
The offers to the Treasury amounted TO 1881
600: 4 per cents 81 100000 at 12o rs. S3,oOs,-
600 at 12s. $4,000 at 1913 rs, $4,000 at
1928 rs, and $4,000 at 1929; and 1-2s, Sis
600 at l0S l-2, and 81 600 at 10S "a The
local market was dull at quotations as follows:
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LINE.
european ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRATEFUL-CoMBORT
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAKFAsT.-"B BY a thorough KNOWLEDGE OF the
nutrition and by careful application OF the fine properties
az we-seec cd Cocoa Mr fpp, provided our break
fas tabie with dcicately Favored beverage which
save US many heavy doctors bills 1t Is In the Judlcloas
use OF such articles Of diet that constitution may DO
gradually built Up Until enough 70 resist every ten
dency 10 disease Hundreds OF subtle maades floating
a,und us ready attack there Is weak point
We may escape many fatal shaft by keepng ouseiye
well fortified with pure blood and properly nVufisheo
frame. civil Service Gazette go
Made simply with boiling water or milk SOLD only In
half pound tins by Grocer labelled thus James EPPS
4 Co. Honpopathc Chemists London. EnglanL"
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THE BOOK OF oPEN-AIR SPORTS" octave. 600
j pages. illustrated The standard authority
American open Rules sailing, swim.
ming ball playing shooting. horseback riding, etc. etc.
in full. Of per copy Published BY The Tribune, New
York aud universally eomplmened br the
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Iipi0cu6 Notices.

OFFICE OF THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
RAILROAD COMPANY,
NEW-YORK, october 4, 1883.
dividend NO. 3.-Tbe Board of Directors
Jhave this day declared dividend Of and one
quarter per cent q IA cent on tho Preferred Capital
Stock out the surplus earnings OF the previous hsea
years Payable November r. 1883. go -.
Tho transfer books OF the Preferred Stock will close
thirtyrst day OF october, at three O'CLOCK D. NJ
and reopen November ID
Bv order Of the Board OF Directors ,
WILLIAM WAGNER,
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sECRETARY's OFFICE.
or LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RAIL

WAY Co. Is Broad-st Niills Budlng), New-York,
October o. ISSS-A sem-annual dividend mo 81 Of TWO
AND ONE-HALF ~ 1-2) PER CENT the Preferred
Stock OF this Company declared by the Board OF
Directors and payable aud after wednesday October
81 1888 stockholders OF record he books In this
ONCE on Saturday, october 20, 1883. at II m.
No certificates OF the Preferred Stock viii be received
for transfer after Saturday October 90 1888 at 10
until the morning OF November l. 1883
r. w. LILLE, Treasurer.
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FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NETWORK.
THE PETROLEUM MARhET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PIT

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Tho speculation in crude oil yesterday was OF a
limited character during the short session and the
fluctuations confined within the range OF 90 Ia
and "a ID. There was, however, confidence exhi-
bited in the situation which supported by the
greater activity the demand for the refined product,
which has been the feature of the last few days and
was well maintained during Yesterdays market. The
news from the field was of an unimporant character
and was as far 1t went, Of favorable tone which
with fair buying helped TO sustain prices. The market
closed steady al "a "a cents IL cent below the
best figures OF the day.
The range Of prices and the total dealings as
fol
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n Ew-Y0RK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

z III
'u0 VIZ E2ist $50 a. NJ Jay-sL, 80 NJ FOR Mid.
aefown RAJ sburg Monticello, Lloctty, Walton, Dehi.
Norwch Utica. Rome. Oneida Futon OsMego, Buffalo,
Detroit. Chicago 49,.
tu Valley stations Lakes MohOnk, Minlewaska, Middle
town Boomngburg. Eleayille, M Dle Monticello.
West l2d,st. 25 p. m jays; 10 p M daily Tor
M,aietown burg Liberty Walton. Norwich ohed<.
oswcco suspension BsdgG Detroit. Chicago. 81 LOUIS
Buffet sieepers 70 NiasA1 ais i'e'F"'iS '" e-
Time tables. tickets g. e. 297 soI e sa1 iS Bsoad'
New-York J. c. ANDERSON G. p A
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NOTICE TO
WABASH BONDHOLDERS.

Under the arrangement made June Is, 1885, with
defence committee outstanding bondhoders given
until November l. prox to accept the plan Of reorgan-
zation and deposit bonds with the Central Trust
Co. without penalty.
The committees give notice that after NOVEMBER
l. 1SSS, bonds will be received deposit at the
Company allowed share in the benefits OF the
reorganization plan except upon the payment OF FIVE
PER CENT.
As so per of all the bonds have been de-
posted It is hoped that those bondholders who have
yet accepted the plan will avail themselves OF this oppor.
tun,y deposit their securities. further extension
will be given.
October 10. 1888.
JAMES +. JOY.
4 II CHAIRMAN PURCHASING COMMITTEE
CYRUS j. LAWRENCE,
4 u CHAIRMAN BONDHOLDERS' COMMITTEE.
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g TONINGTON LINE.-Fares reduced. In
~ side route for Providence s2.2 Worcester e. 80,
Corresponding reduction to points East AMI local points
on n. Y, p G. b. Il. Il. Steamers leave New York
from New Pier 49, n. r., daily except sunday p
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EAST TENNESSEE,
VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANY.

VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANY.
10 WALI-ST., NETWORK
STOCK HOLDERS MEETING.
A MEETING Of the stockholders Of the
~ EAST TENNEsSEE, VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
RAILWAY COMPANY is hereby called TO be held At the
office Of the company the cy OF knoxville Tennessee
Thursday the 18th day Of october 1SSsat 10 o'clock
The object OF said meeting Is To- consider the Question OF the
as EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
RAILWAY COMPANY IMPROVEMENT AND EQUIP
MENT BON DS for the purpose OF providing funds for the
making Of bctterments and securing additional equipment
said company said bonds To be secured by deed Of
trust upon much Of the companys line Of railway and
appuTenances described In the deed OF trust hereto
fore this company the Central Trust Com
pany OF York. dated July oth 1886, securing the
sOlldatet bonds
The transfer books will be closed at o'clock p.
Saturday September 18TH and reopenei al 10 O'Clock
." ''''"'' ''''''' L. N. sCHwAN. Secretary.
Eew.York. September 10th. 1888.
- TOCKS AND BONDS not quoted on Ex-
~ changes bought and sold
RANDALL H. FOOTE 30 Broadway.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC r. r. co.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

ALL PERSONS HOLDING ANY OF TIE BONDS
OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CON,
Of the Undersigned, Trustees under the mortgage by
which the payment said bonds secured, the
Of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. GOLD.
which under OF said mortgage Is applicable
edempton or purchase o. said bonds ana tina, the
0nce OF said Company, OF Fourth and Townsend
streets san Francisco for the surrender OF said bonds
until TUESDAY the Twenty third day Of october. 1888,
at which time proposals will be opened aud sgcn bonds
rs are offered At the lowest price Will DO redeemed or
purchased the amount Aforesaid.
Proposals to be fniorsed Proposals for Surrender
OF the First Mortgage Bonds Southern Pacific Railroad
Company" p o. MiLiS,
G. L. LANSING
San Francisco, September 81 1888. Trustees.
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= 4
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITEDssTAIES MALL ROUTE.
1rl sp,ec, Lay Fer, va DesCtoses ana
Harrisburg Plttsburg. ara the West with Pullman
Sas Attached 90 a. m. 80 Dining Car AID p n
SMOKING and Sleeping vespbuled Cars at 20 a. u
winlamspOrt, Lock Haven, 90 a. sp m Cory sn1
the Oil Regions.
For Lebanon. :oVs 20 p M and y 10 nshL ,,,
u 100 = to- 1 90 90 and 90 p IN. saturdays cay.
eco p m. sundays 10 U.d 10 20 a. H. 49, h
pa Ion n and Ps iSqc Cars d except Sun
aay 10 a m arrive %snsnsOa 90 s m ssd d,Yi
yol pna 20 CIV sn G and s S g. a 4sss
Long Branch, Bay Head Junction. and intermediate sss-
Tons via Railway and ASo0y $50 and SO nj
ro Oh s PS 90 SoS s2 not 'p At sssur ha PM.
and Bay line 10 M week sdnS Ssy VIII, 81, through
rains a. jersey CITY afordins speedy ana direct anS
fer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
landt Streets Ferries a. follows: w -.
eIs 20 % SSsagO Limited Win Din,as % Sa 90 90
H. ana u rs night Aecommc dsiion, 80 ami IL iOa.
H., 40 and % D. M suntiys Express. 8:lo. . 90
% Limited. and 10 a. m. 4. 30. . O. $50 and
nj s ana y IL neHt aa ASs0e sSes sSaI So
and IL 40 o. M l. . Z. D. y. m, and 10 a. m. and
600 m on sunday .aanes, a, lrc ten tor ,lmden.
Ao oS osee and Sc. u 81" and
9g a5 ooj Je,,ey yp CITY my,,n, r,, -.
Se Ns%YorK Transfer Company VIII ami cheek
baggage from hotels and reslueise@ , ,ynon
General Manager eeiFF,' fa'' "s'"-
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Dipioeno Notices.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.,

THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
1916 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, sept H. 1883
DIVIDEND 40. 80.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE PER
~ CENT q per cent? the capital stock OF this
pany has this day been declared payable on MONDAY,
Oct 10 The transfer books viii be closed Tues
day Sept %. at O'Clock M. and Ieopcned on Tues
day Oct 10 at 10 o'clock a. n. A. III. CALEF, Treas
OREGON IAfPROV EMENT COMPANY.
" quarterly dividend Of one and 9ne-h9,f per cent
The stock OF the company viii be paid November
J. 1888 a the Of the company In Nh Building
New York CITY, stockholders - record October 10 1885
transfer books Will BE- closed october
To- 1855 at 3 o'clock D. m, and remain closed until
T.. W. SMITH Treasurer.
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~ ATSKUJ. EVENING LINE.

~ ATSKILL EVENING LINE.
" Boats leave for Catsks and the intermediate land
ings daily. for STUYNESANT and NEW-BALTIMORE
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY
All from foot OF Jay-st.. NORTH RIVER at p
HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.
Il ELEGANT STEAMER KAATEiSKILL leaves from
foot Jay-st. n. r, every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY at p m, connecting with Boston and Al
bany Railroad. WHEELER POWELL, Manager
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TROY ROATS Epbted III,

A TROY BOATS, lighted throughout By
a electric lights. connect With trains Of DELAWARE
sARAT0GA or CITY OF TROY leaves Pier A. n r.
steamer touches az Albany. Staterooms warmed
A LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.
N Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
Pier a. North River. OF Canalst p: NJ. daily
tsundays excepted Freight received until the hour Of
departure.
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5ielmEcnts
A LII FARES REDUCED

LII FARES REDUCED
"A VIA PROVIDE nee LINE,
Boston, 50; Providence, 50 % worcester, 81 50. Cor
responding reductions TO ali points East GLANCE OF
TIME.-Steamers Rhode Island and Massachusetts, now
Pier 20, n r. foot Of Warrens, m, instead
OF 5 80 Is formerly, daily except Sunday.
Reeves renowned orchestra each steamer. Tickets
and secured 2O7, 257 POI. 3i7 397, 42l,
s57 Broadway. Aston House Cosmopolitan. and Windsor
Hotels all Offices OF Wcscors Express Company
Ncw-York and Brooklyn.