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Wichita eagle., 1888-05-06

Temperament means much.
Happy is the woman gifted with buoy
ant, up moving temperament. An lne1haust-
ible fund of good nature is a fortune to any
body, and triply fortune to any woman. Ii
you have it, thank God for it, and keep 1t Ii
you have it not, le: that be the shining mark
toward which your eyes turn every moment
Of every wear Fret not your glzzard Be
ware OF the blizzard of every fret and worry
and discomfort What is It the Bible says
about the contentious Of women, the scoldlng
tongue9 forget, but the idea is that 1t Is
more desirable to live with the cattle, at
peace, than to dwell in the palace OF splsndor
with scolding tongue. Some one asked me
the other day II IN ali my reading and expe-
rience had encountered 8 recipe for grow
ing old happily and pleasantly had never
thought Of il before, but it seems to me that
that recipe, Ike all needed recipes, can 10
found n Tire marvellous cyclcpeda OF erpss-
rience, in that wonderful aggregation Of di-
reCtion. born CT the travail Of h1lEIlasity,
since tins began--Joe Howard u h<ss<A
Globe
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-06

The philosophy Of manners is built upon
attention 70 TRIES
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-06
Cover plants with newspapers before sweep

Glycerine. il it is not pure. VIII irri.ate the
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-06

Czrelessness taxes L.e cad n causing
fires in New York city. Out OF 30 fires
which are recorded in the last quarterly
report Of she fire departments 80 are put
down as the result Of careiessness-
Smokers were responsible for nfsy-nins
and fireworks Tor nineteen IL looks e.
though the smokers were As much IN heed
Of regulation as the dealers IN iassSo-kA
New York Tribune
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-06

Clinton, Wis, claims 70 have greater
numher Of aged residents in proportion 10
population than any other town in the west
II mas one wl-o is loo, two who are Over 90.
twenty -eieat who are over -, and los who
ere over 20. Tbs to.-l POPULATION is only
I7a
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GOgDS

CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA sTocAs
San Francisco May 10, 1880.
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r4TFST SuOPF RAILROAD.

AaY Isl SEtkL hAiLhOADs
w n. y. &. & IL. r. r. CO.. ossecs
Trains leave ResI t2ist station - follows ana 20 minusss
ear loot OF Jay-st. North River
Detroit ant chicago. .. So ?. H., 900. T5;lop m
81. Lcuis. +6:0n. sS;i5 p. m. -, x-
Fails BIS. 3 IS Z. ~, s6al0. Asl3 ?. m
i-tica g. I5 sg:5j Gll3J ~. 1900 SID ?. m.
Kingston SaaVs.tle-. CatsG Albany. 3:l9 'flo, 'Jos'
al 80 2. NJ. $780, $500. '3l5 p M. - -. -.
t@tp,Iou't Nest Point Cornwall NewburR '3l5, TIA
Q:5T 1918 ell. NJ 1900 i:l0. 5i5. -ol3 $40 D. M
and 600 u. CranstOn's. Cornwall NcwOurS
FOR Montreal and canada East, 600 p. m: ,-.
London. % % $500. SID p m Ioroat1
Elegant sleeping ears Tor BuEaIo Niagara Falls Dssrsts
Chicago and ~. Louis ALL .-.---
Daily daily except saturday Other trains DAILY ey;sI
Sunday a. Leave Ierssy City, i. r. X. statioh etE5f
a. NJ $40 D. NJ IobOken, West shsre station aiii3o m
$3.50 p. M.
tons OF information apply Offices Brookyn $50 asa
IuliOn.s. Annex once loOt OF ruItous
NswYork City-3 3 1855 942 Broadway. 1857 Bowery -
20. ~ Iva y n C. f. LAMBERT.
VsnderbiII,ave. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20
Orean Gieamtrs.
NMAN LINE u s. and Roval Mali steamers

NMAN LINE u S. and Royal Mail steamers
c,--,- For QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF RICHMOND Salrfiay, Juns . u 40 D. m
yittO saturday, June .. D. M.
Frem inaaa Pf foo 81 es,a o Jr 10 c ~ a. III
CABIN PASSAGE 600 end Upward SECOND CAB
IN, $50. StEEkhtl, 500.
PETER WRIGHT b SONS General Agents
BOWLING GhEkN. N Y.
w HITE STAR IAEE.
-. FOR. QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NJ NJ NJ AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
StN;, 1 c' 90 tiiesdall Wed, May 20 so D.
~ADilAI1C, CaDt Cameron, Wednes7ay Stay s0 D q. ~
BtsIIAENIC, capt Pals-il Wed. g. 80 D.
From White sSs s; a $4,000 ESD, JgsS ~ 30 n
,,cts,s dS flyasf. go go and sloo Rets
country 81 limited number Of second.c1bn pas
sensess IafIea on these ,toanerA rae s55i *
inioruatlon apply at The Conpany's oce No II Br0ai
way New-YorN J. BRUCE IsMAY. Agent
EXTRA STEAMERS.
Republic. SATURDAY, Juuo IS
Steerage ana SecondCsbin passengers Only. Tho latter
VIZ 10 bertaed IN ne saloon stacrJoaa and have ire uso
sion 500 steesage, SO Apply az the companys ofce.
Al broadway or 70 Cay local agent
a NCH0R LINE. T. :. Mail Steamships.
II NETWORK AND LIgEkPOOL.
o. D. lily ~ ROME sails Meanesiay, June 10
e., and every icuftn Ne1le-sa} tacfraitss.
Saloon passage. go and inward. Second class. $50
CJ.AhtpW, MA LONDONDERRY.
Eurnessla DAY 70, a. m hnchoia June ., g. n
Euopa June = noon bevonia me - 70 q. n
or SEIFAS,, cabin. $50 and $50.
Travellers Circular letters CT Credit ana Drafts any
Amount Issued az lowest current rates
For book q Tours further Information apply %
HENDERSON BROTHERS.. Bowling Green, ~ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20

~ RE RAILWAY.-Ticl1etO Offices. 4OI 81,
~ III and o57 Broadway, 153 12 BOwsry. 1877
battery Place chamhcs5 street ard 25t Street ferries.
New YORK: 33l and 1913 FuOnst. Brooklyn 1o7 Broad
way Wiliast Urg corner Newark and Hudson Hobo
Ken o. MoInoReIyst.. aad New Station. Jersey City.
whore Tickets ana Iar0r Sleeping Car reservations and
checking and transfer OF baggage he OBJ
tainod ENprrss leave 23Ist mnutss earl than
tine shown from Chabcrst local rains 10 10 minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20

Total Guarantee Fund. O000
An experience of IS years our officers IN which
tine have loaned $4,000 COO in tho Yves, without the
We orer for sale our guaranteed per cent Western
Farm Mortgages interest payable semanntaly and IA
per cent when interest IS payable annually; and
principal payable onlce. $50 Broadway
City.
Over So Savings Banks and 200 institutions hold our
securities.
CAN and examine or send for pamphlets
wM A. LOMBARD, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20
OPERATIONS OF TIE srTB-TREAsURY.

SuIurdaT, May Up H.
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor at the
Clearing House 81 .213, 722 The business Of the
Sub-Tfcasury for the week ending last evening
includes receipts OF $50, 725, 7os and payments
Of 052 G72 leaving the general balance 81 63,-
45O77o, against S150.777,G53 May 10, showing
an apparent gain of s3,G73,l26 but deducting
from the payments sl,267O00 and from the re-
ccipts Sl2,l6o, coo for items which only affect
the Sub-Trcasurys account with the General Treas
ury, its loss as affecting the banks is S7,2l9s74.
As shown above, by the operations of the Sub
Treasury in the week ending Friday evening the
banks gained s7,2f9,s7l; OF this gain, about
81 600, 900 was made on Saturday May ~, so
that the total sum Of the gains should average
in the weekly statement about $780, coo. The
weekly bank statement of averages reports gain
foregoing calculation, leaves about 100000 for
the average for the net receipts from the interior.
and indicates such receipts to have been about
100000. These conclusions arc based upon the
assumption that the statement OF May / = nearly
approached the actual amount OF cash held at
the close OF business Friday, May IL. This leads
TO the conclusion that the amount of cash in the
banks at the close OF business yesterday was
nearly So, 100000 greater thau the reported
Is the average for the week. There was n VOL
untaIy contraction Of loans TO the extent OF
S2,603, 600 The reported inrcase in deposits
is $500, 900 smaller than the increase the other
changes call for The statement results in a gain
TO the surplus reserve of s5,50S,6 and leaves
IT. at $27, 705 450, against a. So 200 May 81,
1887.
coli of "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20
NIgW-YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDso'
GREAT FoURTRACK TRUNK, LINE
On aud after May H. trains nsNe
HVANn CENTRAL STATION

GEANp CENTRAL STATION.
stpoag az q! New Uptown station ca iasthsE nssea
yoo s n" Bny ro sHa and Syracuse also 70
ana rs 80 a FAMOUS CHICAGO vEsTIBULED LIN.
TIED composed exclusively Buffet smoking dins-
car drawing and 1 ssfpn s s i Ps p a s
at and Toledo arriving a. CSiess9 59 ami SEX S Sa
10 80 a. m, chicago E4prsss Tor Niagara FaI. To-
chSe Wssre e 70 and Northern the Tspss
90 x6q@y Troy and Utc9 special! WITH I'd. ar. =.
sastosa on satgrSSyS PIX ,6y 20 Albany and rov
NJ Fast Chicago cineingaa and s. Louis Ex
ONO Cleveland. cgcinnat Indianapolis. S. Lcais 70
& Detroit anf cnesp AND % cas sesRg aa da
slepuc-cars 10 Pa,tsburg and Montreal via Eouse's
dag1a Oily c, sept sunday Sunday train does not
p n, Special Sleeper, arrives Rochester 40 m.
'-s iii 20 D NJ sss Nngns Express ter Esehestcr sqt
fllo, Eagais Falls Toronto oleyslsnd Cincinnati In
cas- sieF.agesis wasI.Swn va gsl.a daily e1
icr saagS George and for the North teIcsps sat-
sd e e%D rs 'a as1 sssglHs sa,; %
y F4lS Pace sSeyy kaes sq ." ws.hisatSa and 5s1
Fll0n sts., Brookyn and 70 4tllss wnisamsou-s
,ua daily others daily except Sunday. tstep 1854
b. s'aon e. ac w passengers S sy' M sed
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
OFoor o. il i9e s 4 NRY Nq }ssg RIVER
For rrIIAni- IL 9a fi,ENroN. Bound Brock
s a a. suNbAYs a. s{5 m Ii 80 IL no %
Trains isayiag at l. as II a. m. 30, A. 80 :so
y p haye ronneeiol 10 Reading Harrisburg. pottE
Vic, ctc 4 a. East0n Bethlehem, Allentown
Nauch CaunN ReaLnf. Al-sstiIs etc On SUNDAY TOT
% a. e, Flesangton Easton- bethlehem,
80 90. D. F1emingtdn, Lake HoDatconv Easto,
Delhlehcm Ar niown. Mauch Chunk Wkesharre ser.n.
a sseadlng. 10 ri'bvg pousyiiis. TanaQua shamek.a
.. Tor PENNINGTON, Esston, Bethlehem. AIentown
afsrch Chunk. IeadLg Harrisburg, c.,.
$50 d. f0T Eason, Bethlehem, Allentown Naucb
Chuak, Wlkestar-e, scranton T2maQua, ShsInckin.
s..o b. Do. tDr Remington Lake Eopatcons Easton
GO and 80 ,, NJ for scmcryals and Pennington.
$40 D ne Tor Fast0n, Bethlehem Alen.own Naueh
Chpna A1rr-ihg harrisburg, etc. On Sundays 80
g. rs. y - 2. ~. l. so T. 4 80 e:I5 r. M
Suniays o nc ;ce 2. n for Red Bank Icng Branch
Aiay Hsfk Os-an ITofe except Sundsys) Point Pleas
3. s 19 a.. m, 100. 80 p. m. for LAKEWOOD Toms
Et'r 4arlsr Cars ft ] 90 and A 80 D. m,
2, H. D. n for ATLANTIC CITY. yineiand
f:C0. G 60. SIS. IIl5 HIS a m. I co a. 4: 30
1870. UI5 D. ~ Sundays 90 a. FOR Perth Anshoy
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
PR LoNG BRANCH. OCEAN GIoYE, etc,
FROM PIER 5. n. Il
Ior Ataatic Hichaaas. Uehl1nc Beach seabfirht ana
long ftanch, . 30 10 rs NJ $50, 900 p. n
sinanys except Atlantic lllsLlendsl 80 M
TO- "a eref As4TrY Park orr71l s'oy, esc ~ ~ M
3:t5 p r. saalays except Asbury Park ani Ocean
Fos IaSewo6l IONS River AID BarucssG 4.so N.
gao n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20

SALES AT TIE srocK EXCHANGE MAY 10.
THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20

SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STUN A"D
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20
WIZ. 4. LOMBARD, Secretary.
REORGANIZATION
OFTHE
CHESAPEAKE & ohio RAILWAY CO.

~ WALSH
NEw.YoRK May o. 1881
Holders representing total Of abou; 90 per Of the
stock and bonds Of the CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY Co.. affected by the plan OF reorganization.
having accepted the provisions Of The REOKGANIZA-
TON AGREEMENT DATED FEB. 7. 1888 not!.e f.
hereby given holders OF outstanding securities that the
same may still be deposited with DnEXEL MORGAN &
CO., % WALL-sT., NETWORK. on payment OF tho pen
allies specified In circular Of April A. 1888 copies OF
which may be obtained IN application
The privilege OF dcposng secuEtles above Will be
terminated by the Committee. in It's discretion. without
further notice. and after such termination deposits viii
be received.
Notice given that the third ns:ament Of % per
cent Of the all classes OF stock deposited
der said agreement Is called and VIII be payable the
orce OF DREXEL, MORGAN & CO. IN JUTE 4. 1883.
Depostors requested present their reorganization
ceipts that such payment when made may be endorsed
thereon.
DRExEL, MORGAN & CO.,
DEPosITARIES.
81 Th 6 fSSTsh' }oommittce.
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the following shows tho relation between the
Jstai reserve and the total deposits nc the
specLIVe dates:
Specie. ss4 $50 400 100 Inc s. sO2O 900
Legal senders-. S5.Os650O SJ05O.S0O Inc. l.o2S.sOO
TotLl reserve 500 400 Inc se325 500
ReserTs required
as'st deposits. o7.OJ7,o25 s7.s55o5O Inc. SIZES
surD!us- s22 1860 s277O545o Inc s55os675
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges, sos, 0Gs.t72; balances,
s3,1l3,624. For the week: Exchanges, $685.
o4l 204 balances, S39113.O65
MOST OF TIE BUSINESS IN TWO STOCKS.
The transactions IN stocks at the Stock EX-
change in the two hours OF business aggregated
l14,672 shares; but two stocks contributed &C. 600
shares 10 the tOtal-Philadeiphia and Reading
$4,000, and 81. Paul 81, 600 shares. While ST.
Paul continued 10 be pressed down in its value,
and sold from II Ia down TO 10 3-S,
the whole Of the remainder of the market pre-
sentcd a strong front, although il generally was
dull. Philadelphia and Reading sold up 20 G3 "a
and closed az So against 81 Is yesterday morning
Northwestern closed at ! % 3-4-withn Ia per
cent OF IFS highest-aganst 107 rs yesterday.
There were no special features in the market be-
You'd the continued depression OF st. Paul, which
continued 10 be sold freely less the plain m nip
ulati0n, By matched orders for lower values
As there was to-day no borrowing or lending
Of stocks. there WAS nothing TO establish the
character Of yesterdays selling; but the indica-
command a good premium for use. The market
closed with temper which promises greater ac-
tivity next week.
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS
Government bonds neglected. but quota
tons were firm as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20
I APAN-C CHINA
Il ORDDEUTsCHER LLOYD SIS. co

~ SnOkr ROUTE TO LONDON
NEWYORK. SHUTHAMIION AM BREMEN.
Steamers sail from pier foot 2is.. HobcAen
FAST EXPRESS SIEAALHS
Ems Tues May - 80 IrJyc. Wed May 30 a m
Sase Wed May - . 80 D Elb'. sat-. June . noon
FuGa, sat, May %. g Lain, Wed, June g. 3 30 n
First Cabin. SEQ anf upwrrt berth. according Co. i
cation. Second Cabin, $50 and $50 berth Storage az
lowest rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20
TEMPER OF THE MARKET,

LOOKING TO AN ADVANCE TIL:
WEEK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20
RAILROAD.
On 1lf afiff May 10. IrS5s
,xn p GRAND Is.!, z =, TR y Z line ,o,

- AND UNITED STATES NAIL kObIEs
Trains lcaye New-Ycrk Via DesbFossos aad cort'snds
Street Ferries % follows:
HssIisbaIg. fllsbarg aI1 west with Pullman Palace
YORK ana Chicago Limited OF Parlor Dining smoking
and sleeping veslhuci Cars az 100 a. n every day
W!amspor, Lock Haven, 90 a: M. p m Cory and
tfolet.m Centre aad lhe oil Regions
eE Lesanoe . 100 a M 2 70 p q and ~ is night
II go =, m, 100, go and 4 200 p m Saturdays
only, go p M sundays o15 and 10 90 a. m
Bal.lmose, waalngtoa and the SOUTH Laited Washing
ssa 4alg With pI sss csr .' &c 40 D. ar
SIX o % So co as 60 Il 10 AID Ii
night sunday. 9 ~ and Q 90 a. NJ. 80 and 90
For Asns CtIy D. ~ week.-Mrs. tthroush Parlor Can.
L ES9 oiS a "a s'rsci,,s
$40 :1o and p m. on Sunday. o 10 - m ana IN
lt5 9o 80. 90 fSay tafS II, Neyork phu,aenn.
and Norfolk RAILROAD. . p m daily; via Baltimore
aud Bay Line, : 80 p M, weekdays ,,,, -,
trains at Jersey Ciy. aGorilng speedy and direct
tan.,cg Tor Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express NewIogk via Dcsbrosses and Cors
landt EeIricA follows:
e:29 40 > @, cAieaso Limited with Dining sa5 and
80. 5, 8 0 30, and 9 p, n and y * night Ae-
30. 3, G. go, and D. M and il rs night Ac
Trains leaving New YORK daily except Sunday at g. 0,
p H. en- en- Sundays Connect al Trenton for CANDIDA
Tickcs Offices SO, 435 and ga broadway. / Astof
House Battery Place and foot q Des6rosses and cors
q guItonst brooklyn Station Jersey City; Inmigrzns
The Neg YorE Tisnsfer Company viii call Tor ana
check baggage from hotels and rsecences
General Manaccr General P3ss'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20
Railroads..
7 EHIGu VALLEY RAILROAD

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF cortiands and
s.5O n ~ TO- Cs1sauqua ana lnternisil a.e points
a. M Tor Geneva. LjOus, Elnlfa, Rochester Buffalo
and the West and plnclDa. loed! points Clair CIR ~
m Tor runshannock and intermediate roats Ch,ir
car to Tunkhanuoc Connection ~ Reading and Harris
40 y n for Pittstsn and principal intermediate
IA IA h., ~ Cogiay art infermeiate points Con.
nection ~ reading and Harrisburg Chair Copay.
h. M. raf GcAeNa. Lyons, iAiNaa hAf-aa.lr. ..u.-
falo ana no West. PailWau sleeper fg Lyons
TraIs leaving ATS 3. Ia, 1 o ns aAi q 80
necf snr al, roins Mahaucy aai lIlgcteI .eg.li
~' ''' 49, 49, SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m for Mauch Chunk, Aa4let9n aud intermediate
pVinnes-, , y, s,r coplav and intermediate p1irts.
falo ana ne West lulman sleeper ~ Lyons.
General Eastern ofce 23i bsoa4way
NTGW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILwAY,-Tlams leave from Ferries Yves. ael
Wcs. 1atsf : 30 a. JaT-st. &c m. fog y =
dietowp Tsil-burr Monticello. litcrtF. WESTON. nl
DETROIT Ce.ago Wo'.sin t'ix -. ara.
d!e,own Fileavlllr. WAIKIKI hfll ponts
Wesf knfst - g. Jay.st. G - p. daily lo'
NidiletcNn Fali-bEf-. Liberty Nailcn Norwich gna~t.
Osvcgo. EusHc.soH Bridge. Delr- Chieo4o. So ists-
B1net sleepeTs 70 Niagara EAi's Eer'inlns chair Car
Pullman Sleeping ear bcrths reserved at 800 rlogaway,
y nctnb.es. ilekats &C. &C eQs 800 9ii i1e5 lr.al-
way T87 G.haYe.. 1874 faa issh-st 2I West ieatast.
New-YOrEs j. 9 ~, lll-t.s3s q y A.,
Is ExeAange Plaza. New-Yerz
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LN0sllf AOE - fRNN4Jt ~fefNA-
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
~ ORTHERN RAILROAD on NEW-JERsEY.

- -Traas leave from Chambers-st Station dlys
EnsewOed, Tensfy ClosteF Sparkhi and Nyack So
go. 90 so and II 80 a. m rs 80 :O0 80.
90. 40 40 200, 10 30 p. IL midnight. Sunds vs.
zoo, o 80 a M; 4 md p m For Manuel sprtnx Val
45c c 40 .. m. Sundays so a. m. and D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20

q UI0N LINE.
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
,.,-. Leave Pier IS, n. r.. foot OF Eins-sf-
nEshDA IuesllY. Mas -, .. IA.
HAlLyASSsKsfA TUESDAY. May 20. a. N.
ARIzoNA Tuesiay june - 6 90 a n.
WISCONSIN Tuesday. Juna 10 Z p n.
Cabin passage $50 SEQ $50 and 500, second Cabin.
$50 and e35. Et-efage 500
A. NJ. UNDERHILI, & CO. 81 Broadway. N. Y.
III AMBURG- S S. Line for Ply
mouth (Lonion). CheFbourg paris 5ni Hamburg
- FIRST Cabin 500 and Upward Stera,e low rates.
s:lgl1 4 a. M May -. HammoHia. lo q. m, May 81.
Moraxa, O q n. Nay 20. Wnard : M. June 7.
Gen. Agents. ei Bfoadst Pas Agents. eli B'way r. Y.
CONARD LINE.
NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
Pier 40, North River.
Scyhia, Sat. May o. D. tAEtrurla June 80 D n
sUmbfia May 20 O a. m. sorYia June is. 10 a. m.
Aurania, June o noon Scytha, June 20 ] 30 D. IN.
Gala June 6, p. m. ~Umbgia June o. Z 80 D. N.
tWl not carry Storage.
- wiz not carry inr,sneliar Storage.
Cabin passage, SEQ $50 and 500. Intermedate, s25
Storage tickets to ana from all OF Euppe'as very
low rates For freight and passage apply the company.
Office, Bowling Green New York.
VERNON IT, BROWN CO. General Agents.
IRREGULAR LETTERS Of credit for travellers
~ abroad available IN all pats The world by
HElDELBACB, ICKELHElMER CO.,
Foreign pansers. 20 Wiian-sE
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-13
An Elegant Entertainment.

One of the most pleasant and ele-
CANT entertainments 1t has been our
pleasure to attend this season was
that given by Miss Gonevieve Ander-
son, at her father'sresidence on South
Virginia street, in honor of Miss
Annie Clayton, last Tuesday even
ing. There were about twenty coup
les in attendance all of whom en-
loved themselves to the fullest extent
in social chat, Miss Genevieve acting
the role of hostess in such charm
ing manner that no one could resist
that feeling of abundant joy so rarely
felt on ordinary occasions.
About 10: 20 o'clock the guests were
invited into the dining room to par
take of refreshments, of which there
was an abundance, consisting OF
cakes, fruits, jellies, ice cream, sher-
bet. etc. After partaking bountlfully
thereof, the party returned to the par
lor and INDUCED in pleasant CONVEX
sation until IL o'clock when all adj
iourned to their respective homes
feeling that the affair was one of the
most pleasant given in the city for
seasons.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-13
WoULD.BE TRAIN WREcKERS
CAPTURED.
The Testimony Conclusive Againnt
Them.

Sam Cosby and Andrew Hammond
both colored, were brought 10 the
city Monday night and lodged in
jail, charged with attempting to
wreck tho south-bound passenger
train, one mile north of Pembroke,
last Friday night. The arrests were
made by Mr.. Il. b. johnson, watch
man at the crossing of 7th aud Rail-
road streets, and Detective Pritchett,
Of Eddyville, assisted by Lawrence
Moore, constable at Pembroke, Geo.
Henderson, COL, tho principal wit
ness, states that he saw the accused
put several cross ties across the track
at q cattle guard at the above men
toned place which is located on a
steep grade near the point of a sharp
curve few minutes before the train
was due, and after placing them took
to tho woods. AS soon as they
were out of sight he removed the
obstruction few moments before
the train approached, running at a
rapid rate of speed.
The case was reported to track
Waterman Moore, of that section
and the following night Moore, while
watching the track at that place
was assaulted and badly beaten by
two colorcd men whom he recognized
as the accused parties and detective
Pritchett, of Eddyville, and Nash
'lville detective were sent for and
with the aid of johnson and Consta-
BITE Moore, bagged their game early
Monday night.
Cosby and Hammond have been
employed as section hands for some
time, but were recently discharged
and were very indignant over the
matter and IL looks as IL they desired
to even up matters with the railroad
company by causing a horrible
wreck, which WAS only averted b,
the timely action of the colored man
George Henderson, who, by chance
was passing whore the obstruction
Other attempts have been mauo y
wreck trains between here and
Guthrie in the past few months and
the gunsy~S railroad officials La q
the first case where tnO-.. 70 bring
tending to q conviction.
If convicted they should be give
the full penalty of the law as iheS
attempts 20 destroy the properly 9
the L. & N. railroad company al
sacrifice human life, are becomin
Zoo common to be longer tolerate
and the law should be rigidly Ell
forced against such offenders.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-13
MARRIED.

GALBREATH-PAYNE AT the
residence of Mr.. Thos. w. Long, on
South Main St., Wednesday evening
ats 80 o'clock, Mr.. Duncan Galbreath
was married to Miss 0phelia Payne,
Rev. J. N. Prestridge officiating.
The ceremony was, pronounced in
the presence of relatives aud only a
fow friends, and after congratulations,
Mr.. and Mrs. Long, treated all pres'
emit to an elegant supper.
Mr.. Galbreath is member OF the
frm of Howe & G albreath, and stands
high In both business and social
circles.
His bride has long been q favorite
among the society young ladies, O
this city,aud Is possessed ofmany lev
able traits OF character, which hav'
rendered her universally popular
She iS daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Newton Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galbreath will take
rooms at Mr.. Longs's.