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General ,i Superintendent General Passer
. ENNsYLVANLA RAILROAD.
Il ON anI after JLI.n las
GREAT LRINh LINE ,o,-,-r,


Trains leave New-I ok VIA Desblosscs and Cortands
Harrisburg PttsbGg and the West, with Pullman Palace
Cars atached 20 a. g 70 ID mug , az a,a p PHI, ~
Dining, smo.!ng ana Sleeping FestCuiel C1l' a. wv
w!il.am>5ort. Lock Haven o 700 a. H. 90 D. Cory
and Lrie az 100 p ~. connecting q. Cofsy i0' A''~'
For iebsHS ' ; o. a. ~ 3 20 ,. and 10 Is night
d on 30 o. i,' M 90 1la ana I'd 10 p M
Baltimore, Washington aad the south Lmitel Wash.
SUNDAY 10 a. m. arrive Washington go ?. MI, and
daily, with Dining Car a. 30 D. NJ. arrive Na,a.
ans ma .c6 gC3 4s6 and 90 2 H., and i II
night sunday. 40 and l. L.. 4 80 AID .. IA aud
For Atlantic City. 10 IL. 700 AMI 90 NJ week
For Cape May. p. N. week days ,...--,o,,,,. -,
lions VIA aa"9y anf Ani9oy 80 ~ ana "a 70 a. ~
on SUNDAY Is. AMI . 10 D. H. ana . D. H. do not
For ga roin. ana Norfolk via New.Yor philadelphia
and Norfolk RAILROAD p, H.. daily VIA Baltimore
Boats Of Z Brooklyn A. nezo connect Win al though
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PIIII.ADELpHIA
Express trains leave New-YCrA. VIA DesbFosses and
6 90 20 s. . TO- ChldeO Limited. with Dining Car.
and TO- Washington l. m.ieI ana II a. III. II 20 j,
Accommodation, 80 aud II 10 n, 20 and y. N
sunday LAPress 10 @ Lial's1 aI5 * 5iy h
(, 80. 8. Q, . go ana p'H-' All = 40 AiS--
Trains leaving daily. except sunday at
a and M on Snnay come, at Trenton Tor Camden:
Tcke, Offices, Nos l. 435 SO and 9ii Broadway.
Courtst ana Brooklyn station FOO; u Eul19ns-
Brook IN station Jersey cry Emigfaht Ticket OIiee
oas The New York Transfer Company call and
check haggnge ron 2, hotels ana resin'T@ woop
cii G As. al Manager General fsss'r Asen.
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Guropcan ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Lon DON. ENGLAND.
HOTEL WINDSOR.


CLOSE TO THE HOUSE OF PARLIAMENT.
One OF the anest Hotels IN the Metropolis; htLed with
Electric Light; PASSENGER Lift Exchange Gays Ies-
Iphic News anil Telephone. The Hotel in London
with complete system OF Baths including Turkish AMI
Swimming Visitors received fxcl Of l2s (Or
dollars per day inclusive. J. r.. CLEAVE Manager
4 n IMPORTANT COMMISSION FIRM. established at
Lisbon, desire 20 appoint energetic agents for sale OF
Portuguese produce Address with bank reference,
GEOhGL. 80 QuaI ChartrOus BOr1cauX. Franco
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS ieaye foot Of Cortland. and
" - n ~ foe Catasauqua and Intermediate points
N Geneva. Lyons, Elmira, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West aud principal local points Chair Car 70
llIlId.
/ D. N. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
ear ~ TunkhaanOck. Connection Reading and Harris
burg. -, -, ,,.oa,..
ucl0t5. Char 20 l.. ana Il. Junction
10 D. M Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car TO
Mauch Chunk r,..- -.
,ao ard the West. Pullman sleeper To- Lyons
Is H. m. for LauIys and intelme11te points
Trains leaving 4, q. n, l p. IN: and 40 y. m. con-
meet ior ali points Mlharoy and Hlzleon coal Ieg0nA
SUNDAY TRAINS.
ga m for Mauch Chunk. ulIeton and intermediate
) Is p m. for Copay and Intermediate points ~
D. m. for Geneva, Lyons Emlra, Rochester. Bur.
fao and the West pullman sleeper % Lyons
~ General Eastern Onlce 235 Broadway.
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DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND
CATSkILL MOUNTAINS,

Landing M Cran.ton's West Point. Cornwall Ncwburg
Marb' 70, Milton Pcle nkceps!e and Esopus connecting
st Ulster Delaware Stony Glove. CItskl MOuutdln
ami Raatrrs.iu railroads Stem p CITY OF kINGSTON
md JAMES ". BALDWIN cave every week any az 1
Flarri-Oii-st. y. r.. except Saturday
when Dry or KINGSTON leaves at l D. M. landing
og,v AZ Newiurg ana pouglkrcpsr connecting with
special train all summer Resort, through the Cat,ki
Mountains Leaves R0udout SUNDAY nights at II O'Clock
on arrv Val of special fast from the mountains arriving
Mo-. Vor NflnIqv q n
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Railroads..

NORTHERN RAILROAD FNEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave from ChambeE~st station week dsJs
$50 90 80 9;s9 aaa Il 80 q no ,o 81 10 ga
midnight. Sundays 7 90. $50 a m. Z and D M
vor Manuel spring Valley Monsey AID IailmanA week
days .0O Q 80 a. m, 80, GAO p sua1AyA y I'D
a. and .. m
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Railroads..

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE1.
For PHILADELPiiIt ana Ti.rNTOY. Bound Br,ot
Route" 4. :.5. o II q. IL 80, -. 4 30 30
Trains leaving A. l5. a. n, 20. = 30 10
I1p IT, haY sonnec SI E ast ehebem Allentown
Mauch Chunk, Ra4n4, liarr bug ete ,.,,.,.-, .,,
5:i5 g. for Lake uoiaico 3 LESION Bethlehem "'d
30 a. m. for Remington, Easton, Bethlehem. Allen
s so a. m. Tor Pennington. Lake Hopatcong. Easton,
ton heading rre Pp.t-'lle' Tranquil Shlnioln
I D. M for Pennington, Faston. Bethlehem Allentown.
aIaudh Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg. etc. -
Chunk so Wlfc.barrt. sermon Tamaqqa shamoEiq
30 p m Tor Pennington, Lake Hopatcong. Easton.
: co and $50 ?. H. Tor somcylle and Flcmin9tqn
5:f5 D. H. for East0n, Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch
Chunk, reading, Harrisburg etc. On Sundays at 80
8 81 Gs s. 80 n u saada r. 1sS 80 ~ ~
FOR Red s9 LopS d B'1gn alor cars az is
SH So ii sf5 5 h. fIi 30 80 80 $50 -
WOOD Manchester Toms River Bainesat etc ,Nrrc
c,4v v % 30 r @ Tor Beach Ha'eH ATLANTA
Zoo co. sadI5 2sQ 10 80 Ill; l5n5sr! M 80
~ - f ~ .' PORN Amboy' =
Fd p MoHsr6 rrH PAK RACES on Tuesdays Thursdays
100 IN s sHN6Y car n6 55sl" Ro Sc F !"
For LONG HE1NCILocEI!Y GROVE, etc.
For Highland Beae6 sdabr.sbt Monmouth Beach and
ons F 80 80 30 ~ 0G suSdy 49, 80 Il 90 o. n no.
For Eearo5 A,oqry Par ocean GsGys ETC. 90 900
For MONMOUTH PARK RACES on Tuesdays Thursdays
aud Saturdays, zoo, 9:o0' II 100 a. M, 2l5' go
70, Atlantic Highlands 80 90 m. Il 200 Saturdays
For on 5leScoi Tons River aaI Bnrnega 80. 90 a
Tc Tx and pdTor Car can Be procured at IL sl5
sol ga 1lio. 1923 nroadway 737 9h-aye. 2si West
Flu ys X Tnns tdMS9ay will call FOR and check
] torr 100 ffr
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INNING STOCKS
CHANGES IN THE TREASURY STATEMENT.

Saturday. July PIN
BY the operations Of the Sub-Ircasury in the
week ended last evening the New-forll banl1s
seemed to have gained si,527,39j cash. AS the
gain was made principally Monday and tues
day it should count in the bank averages Tor the
week as a gain Of about 50, 100000. The weekly
bank statement however reports loss TO us
averages of Sl,10j,4O0 cash. This discrepancy
would reflect large outso Of money to inc III
terror if we did not know that the domestic
exchanges forbid such movement Allowing for
the shortage of Sl,000,000 OF cash
from the averages reported one week ago
and there still remains discrepancy oil S''VVoVoV'
the cue 10 an explanation of which we do nor pos-
sess. Probably next weeks statement Will throw
some light upon il. We should estimate the actual
cash holdings at the close of business yesterday at
about So GOO 600 greater than the amount reported
in the statement of averages. The reported IN
crease in deposits is s2,5OO,O00 greater than the
increase which the other changes call for; part
of this discrepancy may be accounted for by credits
TO deposits of bank dividends. The statement re-
suits in a loss the surplus reserve of s2,5Oo42''
and leaves it at SPA, 500, against s63524oO at
date 1887, and Sl3,1 81, 4j0 at date 1886.
The following compares the totals Of statements OF
June 30 and July =
ss7 75ss go 90 ssso 3fS 90 Eae
Specie.......... 9O.7O7,1OO 00,979,7Oo Inc. 22CoO
Iecal-te tenders IS 1872 500 36 s4.soO Dec. 10 5000
Dcposits-..-.. dos $50 200 413gi0so0 Inc. 5o,0Io0
Clrculatlon..... 7G27500 17ll, 300 Inc. o0'oVO
The following shows relation between the total fe
serve and the total deposits al the respective dates
specie....... 500 7O7ioO s9Oo70 700 Ire. s272 coo
Iegal.tc IS 500 3GslisOO Dec l3o'ooo
----
Total reserve s12s 500 sl27al5oo Dec. si,lo54oo
ar st deposits 1918 1o3477.7oo Inc 1,so5o25
surplus....... s20s17225 s2A3lGsOo Dee. s2'5oo425
The Clearing House statement today was as
follows Exchanges, Ss6,9399il; balances
s5953.9 $50 For the week: Exchanges, SILL
679.409: balances. S3e.300,03l.
FEATURES OF THE STOCK MARKET.
The stock market to-day presented the same
general characteristics it did yesterday. Yes
terdays advances were fully maintained with some
additional gains. The railway officials made lur-
thcr cuts in rates and some-mysterious-hod con
tinucd to purchase stocks The speculation for
Saturday was more active than yesterday, ana the
two hours session turned out recorded transac-
tons Of 61163 shares. The dealings. however,
were void Of eXcitcmcnt-a quiet frmncss was al
that is claimed. but the point Is sIch was me
case when all the news was OF character 20 qlS
courage buyers and TO encourage speculative sales
The market closed firm at about the best prices OF
the week.
United States bonds were dull and steady at
quotations as follows:
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NEW-YoRKA ONTARIO AND n WESTERN ST. RI

NfW-lOkN. ONIAKIU AND " ENILKN
~ RAILWAY-Trains Leave from ferries at West 42d
and Jay SIS. Is follows: AZ,
West 42ist 80 a. N. Jayst.. 80 a; m. for Mid
detomn Elleuvie Fali-buIg Monticello Liberty wal
ION Delhi Norwich. Utica. Rome, oneida. Fulton. Os-
weeo, Bug1lo, Detroit Chicago =,
Nest 4.G-t . 10 q. Jay-st.. 80 q. m, for
waikiki Valley stations Lakes Mohonk. MinnewasGa
Nltalctown Falsburg. Liberty, White Lake.
" West 42lst 40 D. IN. Jay-st.. 80 p. m, for
Wa,ikil Valley stations. Lakes Mohonk. MlnnewasSa
NiItirtown I,oomugi urg NJ Dale, Monticello Falls
buzz Liberty, White Lake Rociand. .,
Nest 42i st. 4 80 D. m. Jay-st.. I :3j p. m, FOR
Campbell Hall, Mddletown. Boomnsburg. Wurt-ooFo
west sads, .o5 D. m. Jayst, 10 p. m, daily for
Midtown Fa,lsburg, Liberty. Walton Norwich; oneida
Osren Su.Dcrs sion Rrd-e, Detroit Chicago, St Louis
Bu.,es Slecpers 70 Niagara fai!~ Reclining ChA4F Gar
free 10 NeNcgo
s.. ! 10 D. m for Campbell Hall. Mldiletown. Roon-
mghurg Chenille Fallsburg Monticello Liberty, While
Lake. Livingston Manor Walton. DELHI , .
Pullman drawing Room and berths reserved ~
20- DroalNav Time ;ahles tickets &c, o07 3O7.
O44, s23 Broadway, 737 oh-avc. lS4 East l-oths;.
-of "e'' '-''"' j. C. ANDERSON. C. p. A.,
Is Exchange Place. New-York
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NEW-YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
XIV EH JtAllisD Az.
GREAT FOUR1RACk TRUNK LINE

GREAT E6TR.TEACGi, T i:,;. Ii. LINE
,,... SE Ks tTSTG&I s5fATIoS. ,..,,.,
Is a. m, Rochester Express. dfawins-room cars 70
a. m, saia,cgs Lake George, and Montreal Special
f1sus ana N iaI5saac ass Hc 20 IA La1ee North
Greek, schroon Lake. Blue Mountain Lake, &c. Da"iag-
10y 50 a; m. FAiogs vEsTInyLED CHICAGO AND
tmcking.e1r dninge ami slsPng car e..
Falls Erie Cleveland, annapolis and Toledo, arriving az
ChieSg9 a. 90 H., o. L Fns ~ o , gA' S II,
ronto. and cmenna iad,Asp9s DesoiT and and
III 80 a. m, W~-.rn New York and Northern Express.
for saratoga, Lake George. Rutsna Bennington North
Nu go D. NJ. Saratoga and Uca special with drawing.
cals 10 Albany Troy AMI Saratoga Runs through
'i1T p NJ; Aeeonaoi Albany and Troy Con:
n n5; i9 on Te5bgfS S0''A ADAMS aud a
p' 20 p m Fas; Chicago; Cincinnati and St Louis Ex.
ionic via Lewiston seais > ana Ie,fand Siacnaai.
MO D. NJ. for CLAYTON cany, including sunday; tes
cars to Clayton ana Paul sH..shs Va Llca aad r.. W,
IS 20 p n Montreal and csn1naagga Express daily,
AID St Adams als9 . ssracr and cananrigu alT
exce sunday sg 51 Fa aSe PS sa wei q ASr
Lyon Mountain Loon LAX saIar5e Pan spi,a &C.
North Greek Sca52SS Lee se Mopsan La
New Wi APrh 10 n fSon Ne YORK 10 Norh SpeSk
D. M special sleeper. arrives R9ehes:cp 40 a. n.
Buffalo 8 :s5 ana Cleveland :25 p r.. -
Rochastsr buffalo, Magma Falls, TolOnt0. CieVeani,
Cincinnati indianapolis. Louis. Detroit and Chicago.
with Sleeping Sleeping cars 70 Canandaigua On
Z 1iSaRt Adirondack Mountain Special Tor saraogs
Lsse Ge9fg rias5urg Loon ia1e saFana' Lake.
Tickets and space IN dFl SIsfjom aud Sleeping
sale a. Gland Central Stann 4I3 80 aud 9ie B,o5dgay,
~ Park place ! Ift'-fF % Nr-. l-JlAsr, AMI
l3sth 81; station, New.YorE; 1913 Washington and 100
Fulton sts Brooklyn. and - 4th-st., Willlgsburg.
Westt0tts Express calls ioF and checks baggage from
hotels OF residences
St Station 70 Up passenger ,r No IN and Wsst
Nv NJ irOTCfY HENRY MONEIT.
General Superintendent General Pa ssenger Agent
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

FOR RED BANK, LONG BRANCH OCEAN
GROVE AsErRY PARK; OCEAN BEACH SPRING
LAKE. roi c6MMI.NCiNG July /. 1sss.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoEK. FOOT or LIBERTY
ST. 90 Is, . 30. III Is q. 1 80. - 80 80
liass cApess, :oo a 80. . 80. rs D. H. Sundays
FROM FOOT coRrLASDT AND DEsBRossEs SITS,
30 z 10. 9 10 a. N. II 90 noon; 30 . 10
40 nmitei express. except Rcd Bank. 20. $780,
90 D. m. SUNDAYS; rs 10 a. m : 800 y. N
RUFUS BLoDGETT j. r. WOOD ii. p. BALDWIN
suus Gen Pas AgtP.RR G.P.AC.RkN.J
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NUNARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
NEW.YORK To LIVERPOOL e1a QUEENSTOWN from
40, North River
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE
Sar-ia JuIy II. . D. n. Galila August !,
Scytha July Is, noon E,rura, Aug. l. 30 D. N.
Iwbua. Jug q %. SciSIt. August II. a. d..
Aun.la July = . d. ~ s'y,oooa Aae - II a. ~
steerage tckts and from all parts Of Europe
low cs For freight and passage apply the company.
ONCE Bowling Green, Ncw-Ior
VERNON L. BROWN & CO.. General Agents
ClRCULAR LETTERS of credit for travellers
~ abroad. parts the world issued By
UEIDELBACH. ICKELHEIMFR CO.,
Foreign Bankers. 90 william St
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
OLD POINT COMFORT,
NORFOLK, PORTS MOUTH
AND THE SOUTH.

NEW. YORK PHILADELPHIA & NORFOLK r h
Train leaves foot Of Cortlands and Dcsbrosses sta
daily 90 p Tickets and sleeping berths seeured
any Ticket Office VI the rennsylyana Ralf.ad Co
II. ". DUNE. SUIT II D. COOKE. o. I. z " a.
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NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY g PAGES
Proposals.
ID ROPOSALs FOR CONSTRUCTION MA


ID ROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION MA
4 TERIAL, 10 be used the streets and avenues In
the CltT of Washington, ID. G.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, ID. o.,
Washington. d. C.. July 3. 1888
Sealed proposals viii be received at this Office until II
o'clock NJ, Saturday, July =. 1858 Tor furnishing
curbing bricks asphalt tile asphalt paving blocks ara
granite paving blocks used the various streets
and avenues In the City ~ Washington
Blank forms 81 proposals ana specifications can be OBJ
tanned this Office application therefor together with
al Necessary information and bids these forms only
viii be considered.
right reserved reject any and all bids or parts
OF bids - -
s. T. WHEATLEY,
{. W RAYMOND,
Commissioners d. C.
PROPOSAL for the Construction of Wood
l. leg Lane Bridge
OFFICE or THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS,
Washington, ID. c., July 8. 1858
Sealed proposals. I'm duplicate will be received az this
0licc until IL o'clock "Wednesday August ]. 1855,
for tho construction OF iron bridge Rock Creek at
tho Noodlcy Lane Road. In tho District ~ Columbia.
Blank forms 81 proposals and specifications can be OBJ
tanned at the Office Of the Engineer Commissioners OF the
District together with all necessary information relative
cred.
Tho right reserved to reject any all bids
W. b wEBB
;. r. WHEATLFY,
CuAS w. RAYMOND,
Commissioners. n. 9.
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STOCK
iXr! nge. Ccnso.i lated

kenned on was strong aud uhtAaDsId AI - IvHI' PV'
gallon, Abel tess at all ports
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PROVIDENCE LINE.

PROVIDENCE LINE.
THE NEW ROUTE FOR BOSTON
PROVIDENCE, WORCESTER and all points North and
East via Boston or Worcester and
WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS.
A through parlor runs from steamers wharf TO
Fabvans without change, stopping principal intermediate
points.
Steamers RHODE ISLAND ana MASSACHUSETTS
leave Pier 90 ~ T.. foot OF warren-st, at 30 P. m
daily except Sunday connecting steamers wharf with
express train for leaving arriving Boston
7l5 am Wagner parlor equipment; full nights
rest, shcrt rail renowned orchestra each
steamer Baggage checked through.
= TONINGTON LINE.
The only direct route for
NARRAGANSETT PIER WATCH HILL AND POINTS
IN RHODE ISLAND.
Through paror car reclining chairs between steamers
landing aad Narragansett Pier without extra charge
Baggage checked through Steamers leave New Pier 49,
North River. one block above Canaist. at daily
except Sunday.
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The customs receipts reported at Washington
to-day were SS23.526 and the internal revenue
receipts were S37967O. The United States Treas
urv received $4,000 National bank notes for
redemption, and the receipts for the week were as
follows:
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NORDDEUTSCHER LLOlD IS. CO.
~ SHORT l:Qr UTE TO LoNNRI99N5pryry
NEW-YORk. SOUTHAMPTON, AND BiitMbN.
Steamers sail from pier foot od.st, Hoboken-
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS
Aler We'd July H. : a. m. Fuda, sat, July 81.
Elder Sa.. July j.. o Saale We'd July %. ~ IN
Pms Wed July Is ] D. Tlbc sat. July ., a. m.
First Cabin 800 and Upward berth according to 10.
cation Second Cabin $50 and so BERTH SeeFase AZ
'0"''' OELRICHs & Co. No . Bowling Green.
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three men who can be depended upon and take pride
in performing their military duties
Captain J. a. II. Dressed, Of Company f. list Regi-
ment, has taken a leave OF absence and the wings Of
the morning and has flown TO the Catskls, where he
Will abide uut Just before the time for the departure
Of the regiment for Richmond and Bull Run lie
has worked wonders with his company since be took
hold OF &C. and II is now In excellent condition lie
has issued the following circular the members Of his
command:
Tho commandant wishes express satisfaction at
the present condition Of Company r. During the past
year the company ha improved IN every particular The
finances in better shape the company increased
numbers. tic standard Of the has been raised
by eliminating worthless material the percentage Of At
drills has been aood and cur quarters have
been made pleasant All this Is the harmony whicl.
exists thc company the good feeling between the
and the enlisted and concerted action
We working for the welfare OF the company; we
gained the respect OF the officers Of the rcg
ent duly respected and appreciated az rcelmal
headquarters We have before us the trip 10 Rich
rnond Bull and Washington, Friday evening. July
90 returning Monday evening July %. The expense OF
the trip TO the enlisted Is nearly nominal You
transportation and subsistence for SO This covers
everything necessary from the time you leave the annory
until you return t. Company i must keep its rcpu-
tatior In this matter also We must strong
any other company IN the regiment proportona,e
roll The comnandant sincerely hopes that every
member Will do his utmost go this trip, ami that
he viii find good percentage line when he returns
take command on the evening OF the departure
Lieutenant NJ d. Curry Is treasurer for assessment
money this trip and members requested pay
their assessments possible.
During the absence OF Chaplain Paxton, OF the 9TH
Regiment IN Europe. his sheep ga military clOhing
will be without shepherd. lie VIII not return until
The middle o. September Meantime bis lambs had
,ccr keep away from all Street and from the meetings
OF wool gathering free traders
There Will be meeting 81 veterans Of tho sth
Regiment al the annOry Thursday at : 30 p
The Committee Organization Will report and IL Il
expected ma; a permanent organization VIII DE
effected. There will be a discussion as 10 what
Uniform shall De adopted by the veterans upon
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-06
The Pocket in His Night Shirt.

Tho precocity of eight-year-old boys has
often been the theme for newspaper com
ment, but | think know Of one who is en-
titled to particular distinction for his bright
ness. Tho other day he importuned his
mamma for a night shirt 'just like papa's,"
with pocket in it. His mother made him
one, and the first night he wore it he went to
bed in high glec. In the morning, when his
mother took the robe off, she found in the
ono pocket couple Of seed cakes. three
matches, toothpick, a small silver watch.
several pieces of cough candy and the boys
pocket handkerchief When the little fellow
was questioned as to the reason for the varied
assortment he replied: ''Well, thought If
got hungry i'll the night time would need
the seed cakes, and of course I'd want the
toothpick afterward. If | wanted to see
what time it was by my watch would have
to have q match, and was afraid of cough
ing, so put the candy there" His excuses
were equal to his preparations at any rate
Minneapolis Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-06
Reasoning from Analogy.

A4year old miss lately created good deal
of CONSERVATION, not unmixed with amuse
ment, in small social circle uptown. She
had been OH visit to her grandfather, and
while there was in the habit of playing with
him as he lay, half asleep, Oh the sofa Ono
day, as her chubby fingers glided caressingly
over tho old gentleman's scant locks, he MUIR
INJURED drowsily, in reply to some infantlle
remark Eyes, I'm your poor old Is Id headed
grandfather"
Ono evening not long afterwards, young
old bachelor was making call on the family,
towards certain member of which, only Is
and decidedly pretty, he inclined with very
tender feelings. Into the pleasant circle
where the bachelor sat flashing bright moth
ings Of society talk, entered the 4-year-old.
Unseen by the gentleman she sauntered
around the room inspecting him, and gazed
with especial interest on his polished scalp
which cleaned in the light Of the chandelier
Suddenly, with burst of ingenious socia-
bility, she threw herself at his knees and ex-
claimed: Whose poor old bald headed grand
father are youf'-Philadelph Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-06
Extrayaeluce.

Mr.. Cawdel, as VIC may call him-accent
on the second syllable, of course-had been
abusing his wife for buying some dry goods
which he did not regard rs necessary.
Look here" said Mr.. Cawdell, II gave
YOU So 50 yesterday, and you went and spent
it right off, as you know, for a lot Of calico
and needles and thread and that sort of thing.
Didn't you"
"Ye-es," said Mrs. Cawdell, timidly.
And | rebuled you for it last night'
YES you did"
"Eh! Well, hope you heartily repented
your Extravaganza
Yes indeed, Mr.. Cawdell! cried so last
nigh that IL soaked three handkerchiefsl"
Soaked three handkerchiefs There you
go again-rurning up n washing bill in that
perfectly reckless way!'-Youth's Compan-
ion