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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
PROVIDENCE LINE
BOSTON. PEdvIDnNCE. WOEcTSTEh
All NorshDru nud)bt ,ilsnpoln,s aa1 tao

WHITE MOUNTAINS
cleaners RHODE ISLAND and MASsACHc StTTS
leave PIE. % y. r. foot Warrcn-,t.. 1t 80 y. coll
Meeting wltA through cypress traas FOR Boston. leaving
steamer az H. arriving 1t Boston NJ - n m ami
10. White Mountain points 4, 10 Through pflor
car. I.eo,ess renowned orchestra on each steamer
Haogsce chccke. by WcstcOsrs Express Company from
iencc 20 dcsnlon. rlckets ana ststrrO0Ins secured
2O7 2j7 oGi 81 49, 9j7 Broadway Aaior iiou.o Cos
ouotan an1 Windsor Hotels and a Offices Of WescotSs
Express Company IN EcwY0 or Brooklyn. send for
gunnIer EXCURSION book with rates and route, %
Q II. BRIGGS, W X bABrooN, no.,
HTDSON AND COXSACKIE.
4 ELEGANT SrEAMLH kAAI iitSNILL lc,rr, on
foo. Tav..t = H. eVesy TUESDAY. THURSDAY and
SATURDAY AZ q p connecting With Boston and Al
bany RAILROAD WHEELER POWELL Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
STEAMBOATS,

& HORE LINE-ALL-RAIL ROuTE-FOR
- o.,cn Newpor. and The Eat Express eayes Grand
fsn' soM a. 10 So ana ,c9 M cS wH es
ho.ton 100 m limited nyd Espgs.S ios Newpor rroy'
por. Providence Boston-fay. Palace Parlor Cars or
Sleeping Cars 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
y EW-YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
4.,..- l., 80, e+.'isNT - ,....
GHtAI Fot I-lhhtA Ait. = d LIN ts
Ca sni .ft"r s,eI t~rtCr Q, Trains leave
(,RAtD

..
GkAiD c.. .I4KAL sgAlIOA,
n' Re. .s Spess l i.% rooa ,.s %
N's-' l' ssa ael 'ss George and Montreal Special
asaxil: :55a as t, sarscs. dsijIsil La1o George
s:up ga ds H Aaasl AS Ms ~ A'' Iaerne nora
Creek, schrosn LaAe, Buc Mountain Lake &C. Drawing
roy . a Gus yEsTIBULEp CHICAGO AND
srossc'r' dians c,G drawing room Sad Sleeping csrs
Fss G E g S tss ,h,DcS ~ r9ea aA q
Coa fssI At A III f ioi esopefo S ~ II"
TO 80 4 H., ,h.toso LAi.~.s FOR Niagara LaN' TO;
Chicago; fo Sarst "a Coopers,owa AM North =;
draw. room cas 10 cdna"-a eiA ioenes'e aAu -.-.
til 80 a. m. western Newyork and northern Express,
Adsms Sc, Dia9ns. Feon gs.s 70 iroy eli sais,oas-
rooa cai to Aai Toy o ara sara:os tSrcash
to Lax GsoFsr on satGi1ays 9n'S 'h.,x md Try c,,
neets for AilanstoN, North Adams ana intermediate
= p ~ ia.t lineage Cincinnati and St. Louis TX.
foulo VA steamers S,lcaid. Cncinnnu.
iiiinapcis s. Louis, Detroit AMI Chicago with sleep
.fc ,. j.. Or c.ayton iany including sunday, 70,
cars to Cayton ana Paul Smiths VA uHea and i.' \"
80 , m, Montreal ard Canlnda!eua EXPOS, daily
sSsegz 70 "a. ns 40 Mont - iS", ts
shl VIZ D.. t9Sn' t'5 ~ "a a1I tansaail iay
CA eSe AlS ; 1.' tSss os o n %Ss Any
! 80 y. IL. 10, "A lenaa,h Moun.a'a> Lars Ch,,y,
va Pa' burg ana Ciaicaug., Ksifon; 40 70 Ia.
s.: "a s.S,Sr. Adrogda.s Rsiroai. secpns cars
p M, spe, Z. ccpti aiifiss Rochester :lo a. m
BUf'ln I'D ~. sgl Ccgritui .5 D.. ll.
- y ii 30 Ia. NgE ENpscs Tor R hnc Spr NJ,
Ec.nc9'ct' Ntha.o Niaeata Falls, Iefon,o Ciey.iend
N'hSiA~'A 4nai@2iCls, - Louis, Detroit ana Chicago
Si'h Sleeping GUS sleeping cans u Cahanda'gla On
II ~ datht Adirondack Mountain Special for Saratoga
Iahs Deyigc, Pattsbug4. Loon LAKE, Saiannc Lake,
lau SMITH &C., ~Urinsn. NsOpclstOHu
ana l.!cnteid springs. secp.ng.cGrs 20 Albany
I!chtts and space n fraNtag ant sctling
a,c Grand Ccnta Station il3 - ard 9f2 BfoTdw2y
l5s.h-.t Eqti,n. Ncs-loIk 33a Washington aui 730
ful or IS. brooklyn Rai - tfh-rt. william flury.
WcNcot's Expires ca.s tr a.i chccls 1ago from
haffi. % zen,
.Hua daily oher, daily except sunis7. SOP = ;sta.
s. 'tr. tI . tnsr. ~ t1s'cn. T. Nnf.h 80 NIs-
y. TOrcEY. HENRY NONET~
General Superintendent. General Passenger 4 GENT
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y EW-lORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ kAl LMAA. rs lg-Ae FINN

~ NAINNAl I1s-Ns le-Vo from loIrles az We,t 42d
and jay follows; " 49, 49,
West 44l.,t,. : 80 ms Jay =, 10 a. 10Y Md
detOWu. F3lsOuTg. Monticello, JaD"tty, Walton pclh
Norwich luea Rome. oneida Fulton Csweeo. Buffalo,
lciiu4l. Chicago.
Wet iol.st' 10 a. 10. JAj.,t. 80 a. H. Tor Wall.
XII Valley eisunn- Lakes Monona h.nnrma asa A.I.
dlotoMu. illeuNic. FallsDUrr. Lbr!ty. WI o. Lake.
Nest 4yi.sL. 10 p IA Jsy =. 90 ,. IA, Tor
Waikiki Valley siahoa, Llk,s NohOak. NMneWa ASIA
MsnrioNn, hoomineAur-, i.lenN.te NJ Dei., Monti-
cello, fausturg. Liberty. White Lake kockiaGd.
IVES i9is., -1 y. l-i Jay IT.. 10 \. daily for
Midi!,tovn Fsshrrg ii0r2tr Walton, Nsrwich Oneida
Osw's9. Su~p-nsl.n Hdce. Dc,O.t. Chicago. 81 LOUIS
buivt Secpert ~ Niagara fa~ Reclining Chair Car
ssturiay inlfEollaay. West SO ! 10 p M; Jay.
81. i 90 a. a.. Tor mp tii Hal Midtown Il oon,.
lncburc fea,lae, Va. soufS. MoDutco. Llb,!ty White
IaAr. IiSlnfG1n Mantr. Walton. D"ini
3o7 Root lay. Iirc Lisics u'hc's &c. ~ :Q5. S0!.
90, La IIDeiway, 13t b.hatV, l3i Easl ie5th-5t,
e6i Wess t20th ~, New York . -
J. &. ANDERSON, a. I. A.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

Different vicws-A dcadhead can SEQ beauties In
nearly any theatrical pr duction But The payment
Of ~ 50 ior a seat mplan's slight prejudice In the
bosom OF Spectator 10 si0rt With, Which only abs0-
Int merit can rein0vc.-l1he Cartoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
TO NEW HANEN. 15c

ITO NEW HAVEN, De.
EXCURSION fc.ui 0 days, 81 -.
steamers c. H. NOnfnAM aud CONTINENTAL Leave
roeK h!p Pier - T.. T., D. ~. aud II tnuh
IL D. No correcting 81 Ncw.fia, "a special uaas
tor MEuDFN HAklfORD sPRTNCfIrID mol
YOKE &C. Through tcknts soli aud baggac checked al
G4i Broadway, Ncw.York, and Courtst., Dlooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

BJNuS IeNOSTNd Tor clrcN!NII0n dnrnc Tho vcck
$1,000; bonds withdrawn during the week,
sf0s.9o0. National bank note circulation ont
sandnc-cnrrcAcy notes. s24f. 2S3493: gold
notes. 81 95067: against which is held the sum of
ss1Si0.j64 ir lawful money
In London British consos were STEADY ut o. J.s
for money and 90 81 for account. Bar silver
was steady at AZ IL Cd. Ger ounce English stand
ard. American railways were irregular but gen
orally strong. at Paris French per cents were
firm NJ AZ o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ FOOT OF LIBiE. ! STREET., NO.Tu RIVER
- Time Table Il iL.y /, 1858
SHORTEST Ana 81 iShiSi KOrIH IO4

y.
ro5 ior PilLADELpIiA aud Ii'ESI0S BGuaa h'oos
ii.?I'' stNbA3si a. 49, 49, S g. a. u = 30 80
- fra.ns leaving AZ 4. IS. Il n. 30 :, 30 20.
IL D. have connection Tor Reading. Harrisburg Pots
sass, stc a T.. NJ i:f ia.ior B'h.ehem Allentown
40 a. la TO- Lake lopat,OIg, Last1n. Bethlehem aud
! :Co n for Fleming ton Iaston. Bethlehem. Alien
30 4. H. f,r Pennington, Lake Hopatcong Easton.
Lethrhem Allentown, Aaqeh Chunk. whkesbaTo. scrhn.
to Readins. harrisburg Po'Sfilc. T0maqua 5hamoh,n.
! .. N Tor flrming,on. Fae'on Beth chom Allentown.
Msueh Chunk. ke'i.ir Harris3urc. etc, 49,.
Chunk NlkcS)ssi". scranton. Tsnaguo. Sbamokin
- ;9V J. ~. !ol Pennington. Lake Hola,cons E5ston'
~ -ni ( - % w. f.r someryie aad Pennington
~ 40 Z 10. ios aston. l|ibeA'ni Allentown Hanch
Chunk, keat.ag II.-r!'bufg exc. on Sundays az 80
is. so. Il 10 D. a. 80 2 30 8 80. T. 80.
Red Bank Loas branch lAsJuy Park ocean Grove OK.
pt eund,yl, lOnl IleasanL l2t'or Cars IS 80
ll.i5 m, 80, 50. 80. 30 D. m. '
WOOD Manch-s'er Toms fIvcr. l,ainceat, e,S
a. u. 80 =. m. for leach Haven, ATLANTIC
to Ggc l5 20 10 80 II Is a n. 30 80,
4, 4:3' ), ! 81 Glj , H. hnEilys. a. NJ, ,. IN
'' Ie'' ""'" SANDY HOOK ROUTE
Tor long BRANCH, OCEAN G3DVF r'c.
For Highland ns sa2N ss ris + MoaSo ac ,rl
LonS BIsnch. 4 80, 100 90, ~ u.. '',
s!5. 80 5 30 ,. sundays. 1850 ~ M o. b..
For I.6dson D" Aseuly Po,k Ocean Grove --. zoos o9
=, II 10 s III +; 10 3 a. 3d. .o5 80 ? ...
For Lakewood Tons River and Darncgas 40 20 n.
TSSSs sSa P.ror seats &c H. 49,
ss s2a 9rssv Sgi S5 Shay cc: 20. West
Fuiton.s. 9s hInsaway. rrocSiyn. 49,,
Nev.YoIk Tlalser Company Will coll for and cheek
baggage !gon hVU - residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

There were nc sales OF State bonds or city bank
stocks
The market for general railway bonds was dull
with n firm tone Missouri Kansas End Texas gpn-
or2i s. rose t. 60 3-S Canada fist IS were sfrong
at 100 IL and seconds at 90. Fo:t Worth
and Denver iitstS wcr" firm at s9aSs IS Pnila-
dclphia and Reading As wcrc dull at - "a and
irSt preference IS ~ - 80. Reference is made
10 our full renort Of bond sales
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Elk
change' Cotton seed oil certificates sold ZOO at
- BAR -. Chicago Gas 200. m 81 5-sa35,
and McNicar National first trust s., 900 ut II -
rs usual on Saturday. the money market was
one Of quotations: lal 1-2 per cent.
Inc SUh-ircaSury was debtor at the Clearing
House S3I3.075.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
lac customs receipts reported ~ Washington
to-day were s632.j53 and the internal revenue
urcr received $4,000 National bank notes for
rcdcmption, and the receipts fer the week were Us
follows
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~ Ew-YoRK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

\ hN-lO AN NAD nd JAZZ D"-170I NN'H-
FOE RED BANK, LONG BEANGGH, QCTAN CEoyE
AsBCKl rhNK: OCiAN BEACH. SPRING LAKE
''i' COMMFNtING JULY 1883. ..,,.-.
81 90 rs y 80, al Is g = 50 . 30 3 80
80 a N; and go 2 "a ,x,, nrsppossF, sqs
70 = 10 - 10 q M . 200 noon - 80, - 10 ) 40
Gmitcd sxprc,s. sxccpt REL BANK: 100. 90 100
J.. H. Sundays. : 10 9.lj u. IL 60 y. M
iDcuOfc, .Npgcns trains
RUFUS BLoDGLTT. ! + WcCD, ~ BA ~ : y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
STEAMBOATS,.
pEOpJyS LINE
A LRANY BOATS.


4BANY B BAN ina DEAN PE 1ASSb LINE me
Pier A. North River foot u Caaalst, .. r. NJ daily
Sundays excepted. l.eave BlcoSlyn Ahney a. r. "
ard Vest also With 100 A VI. Special Exprcss for
Saacga Lake George. Lake I1acld snranac INke, Paul
s,s and parSa-s checEei to aes.inat.on rieigh re-
ecyci Until he hour Of departure.
4 TROY BOATS lighted throughout ~
electric iieais conHcc' "i,h i.ein' Of Di,LNW ~;
sNRAi0GN or err GF TROY ,aycs per -. Z.
foot Christppaerst daily except SATURDAY, p n SUNDAY
NATSKILL MOUNTAINS. The Oh Route.
" QUICKEST CHE\Pi.sT AND BEST. -
XIII nad ciTsk 4, ics,e c,e,y @.eN 92y & p g.
ssal 20 pier o. ailrr,. " J. ilUGnis. ca,,oil y Y:
FALL RIVER LINE
1 FOR BOSTON NEWPORT FALL RIVER PROV
lpENCE and sill Eastern points. -
'P Poh R'i 4jrf FUN stA i ss slsTtD
-Four steamers in commission Ib''RlM,
GRSTOL ph0yIDfNcE ard OLD COLONY
Seoa& c,cH'' 3o'hga 70 % s"fS a Mol zoo,
80 a EiysT des, G9nTes2s for Boz
tucket ami local points on Olf Colony Railroad
OBS p M !or Nevport and Fall Riy,r. due Nowpo.t
tmns AMI thoueh car. Tor Boston, Cape Coz, Lowell
SUNDAYS. is,yo New.York at 30 ,. m. Tor all
PORTS Returning leave Boston 2. m.
Connection hy Annc6 boat dsi y hom Brooayn, . p m
iaInei m New fcet =, 50S 2si iii a. os7 AID 1928
Bs9adgay; 2G4 Wet I2;.n-s: pnd ~ E" l2!th;;'t;
GTo. l. coSN6i: 6. P, 4. BORDEN Z LOWELL Agts,
NARY POWELL FOR CRANSTONS. WEST
VI Point Coiuwau. Ncwbr,2 Nov. Hamburg, Moa
9sy o. {de 'h ,o1 w. and kos'}o9 10 hvGy
excepting hour fafllcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.
lS-rralns caw Cism2er-st stson. wee5 ,d..5yssy
30 = 90 20, 1000 snt II ~ a. a. 10 ~;
4 90 30 3 80 40 1910 90, 10 80 p. m, -
midnight Sun1y s CO. . 80 NJ, 20, T. 30 = 10
D. M FOR Manuel spring valley MoDs~y ana IaIBsns,
Saturday special - IS Additional trains to CFest
XII and way. . 80 4. m, 30 y. m
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FOR pILILAnELPlNA.

ENTrss trains leave NeW-A Ola, VIA Dcsofosses nrd
tOTuanlt Stlccts Fcrfica loilDN,:
20, 20, ., 3D. Chicago Lirl "a. with Dining Car
sad 10 Washington LIN. ed nj IL ?. l. .-p J, ,
20. 1, 80 ). o. 80 ana D. ~. and /. IS night
Accommodates. % AMI II 10 a ~. 4 40 and H.
sundays. L,p!,>s G:lb. 8 . Limatcd rnl ~ NJ
4, $50, 8. O. d 30 e lud = ia and l. IS night
Accommodation, b.
Trains rs,jng Eew.York iaIy cNcrp; sunday. at 5 9
sad II 10 a M. / . 4, D AMI 10 sni
p on sunday., coalcct 81 Trenton tor Camion.
Ticket O3fcs. hos. !. 40. $40 All ga Broadway
Aston House and loo Of Uc.hi0fsos and Iosrit 49,.
Court,; and brooklyn AnnnN station. foot 81 tutoa-t
LrHaKlyn, station. Jcfsr. City Emigrant t'kst OsiCe
Castle Garden.
The Now.Yo-k Transicr Company VIII Gull ior and
check baggage from hotels anu residences
CHAS H.. PjGu. X WOOD
General Manager. General lafi'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave Now-lork, Via DcsA!Jss,s ana Cosuohu!
Sweets Ferries, ~ follows:
Harrisburg, itsburg and the West with pullman Palace
cars attached 90 a. T.. 10 % Ing Can ana p m
daily New York aii Chic3go Liwl'-1 II PailVr
Dining. smoking and Sleeping Nestibucd Caro- al . 30
wiilsM. fogt IotE Haven. 90 = m. 90 p. n Cory
ed Ere 70 S 90 l. D.. connecting at Cory i1r Ttu|
For i iInon . 40 a Dr., 3 10 p M ana i u" hrh
y 90 a ODE, co., 90 anl so p. L.. SATURDAY,
only : y. d. Sui.loys Is a1i IL y. n.
Ba.uplore, Washington ana tho south Limited wash
.uvtou Express OF pullman Inilor Cars daily except
sunday - E n. arrive wasnintlon c1 , n. and
coi!y WITH Diainr Car. =. 80 r. m siTiN9 sHh:,
90. - ~ = ~ tcsrar A. % 200 a't 30 a. r.,
sunday G;15 aaG a. III. 80 snd D. III. aud ~ Is
For Atlantic CITY IL 10 a. N. 90 AMI 90 .. m week
days
For Capn May. p. ~. week days.
Long hfanch, Tdy Head Junction mi ircrmelatc sta
lions va Railway aid Amboy. 80, 7 10 aud 10 m.
II noon 30 3 10 3 40 Limited. 20 5 AL y N.
on SUNDAY, Is ani Is d. ard > y. do not
stop ut Asbury PalH:
For ga Point and Noriolk vi, New York Philadelphia
art Nonolk kaN%a1 5 p N. sally; Ma baltimore
Boat. VI Brooklyn Annex" connect with al through
trains at jersey cry. aTcfahg ,pcc!y and direct
trAl1ier for HrCOElyn uayOl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
CRGE RAfLWAY.-Tickct Offices, 4O1, 81.

ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticbet Offices 4ol, BIZ.
BsttCfy Pace, Chambers ahd III Sttcct fcfifA new
Yolk 3Zi ana o3S fuion-,t. BloyNyhi IO' .rai"hy
and New sauOn, Jerry C.w "hcie Ilckrts AID
JafDf or Sleeping Car frr-fydiI"ns an oEl;rs
ior checking and transfer OF baggage DC obainci tx.
lr>s tains caNc 20. ~ nnlrs oa"i thtb one sno"h
from ChaWl,f 4 local trans . TO - minute. oiiii"i
a M da.y, Dey iayfess, BUFFET Craving room coeees
Cnc.nniti and Cleveland '''- 0''''''
10 80 NJ wrek days. Delaware Valley Express. psi1
D. r.. daily, Cn,seo s. Louis L.Miici." sol:1
"a man train - JsJ and brnct r.ephg coaches - bht
lao, Niagara Fans Cicvcani. ChtasO. Cincinnati and
- ~ LDals; Boo ezra charge Tor fs.t lmo
D. n, aauy Chicago Lkpr"ss lulman buffet slceplnS
soaches t. D.ghaiiton. Owogo. Enrs Roc sster BaL
Ru,nsr'o'd ana las's'c+ 80. O. Z. 100 20 70 20
Also to KataeiorG 30. a. a. n a. &c. 5 20 D. n %
: % m is nSo to .5 Sats' 80. '2 80 <
raisrT ;,s e:sa 70 80 a. n; ]: geg,a;
ss5 S.5S 80 20 20 ' s. "5 10 59s 30 D. 70;
MSsta ssu9 a'e3s -. 30 70 80 :, nd Y seoa;
Nevaix ana Peterson. VIA .sewaTk~5 II, ~ o. 80.
20 % H. la a i = saaG s ~ no sJ 5o 50.
HSc$Sooi @,d sa1rern-4, AS 80. 30. 10 20 m;
D. e !. 80 . q ;SS 40 S4s 49, D i9
o s0n,rn,. 80 b N. SUNDAYS AZ, > 80, 'io:5d
Nenba1g and d to + S1. g. a @sh' 40 ao M
80 p ~ Sundays e. H. :13. D. m WV
Wafsick-Week days. 40. o. 10 30 4 m. l. 30 N
GosS S3 20 ' 80 D. 10 30 a. m l. 80 80 30.
Mdlctowi and Io-. Jervis-4 * SO .. 10 'Sj a M:
~ ;sG 80 . D. m. sundays AA' $780, D
hsPfe,. S Ss m N anc Yves. arrive In NcvYors
7N @ ! Nr T Pii fsad 10 20 p FARMER
Cen'i sup't General Passenger Ascn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

N Nhl TDW EIlL OK Uh.IN0IUN - " ~
VI Point Cornwall. Ncwbr,2 Nov Hamburg, Milton
ouchkeepsle. iIede Park. RoTut and Kingston. Eyory
weekday at Vcsryst 10, sni West RI t 80 D m,
excepting Sundays when abe leaves hour catlcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

4 -TROl BOATS, lighted thfougholt "
"a ceelre liea. ,cnaec' e',,h lrein' Of DnLAWAk:
sARAIOGh or err OF TROY l'ay's PIER 4i. z.
Chfistrpherst daily except SATURDAY p III SUNDAY
..l .L.r tl-.L ..
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-28

a. night or very early In the morning, and
THAI the deceased when killed was emerging
from tho house Of Mr. Townsend. Sheriff
BlOunt went out on Wednesday night 20
arrest Mr. Townsend, but could not find
him, but il Is understood that he will come
in and give himself up, when he will have
preliminary hearing before court OF
inquiry, and all the particulars will then he
brought out.
At Gainesville, Elijah l. Baugh, who
shot j. T. Moore in the street near the pub
lie square with double-barrel gun about
four weeks ago, and who was fined 500, or
required TO work on the streets OF the city
for thirty days, was put TO work few
days ago. He was guarding Mr.. Moore, a
United States prisoner, and without any in
struction whatever he put load OF shot In
his thigh Young Baugh is the sorAf 5, L.
Baugh Of Gwinnett county, and Is aooat II
years Of age. His father is United States
marshal, and he put the prisoner in charge
Of this boy, who shot him like dog. Mayor
John A Smith fined him 300. or thirty
days. The United States authorities claimed
him, and took him with a writ of habeas
corpus, but Mayor Smith claimed him, and
in due time got him and put the young
gent TO work.
Macon Euening Netrs: We recently over
heard Macon gentleman, who had been
on visit 10 Atlanta, INDUCING in some
rather severe criticisms on the plan Of the
new state capitol He says that all the best
WORK Is being done in the rooms and offices
appropriated for the executive and judicial
departments, while the portion allotted to
the legislature is sadly neglected. The same
old defects apparent in the present capitol
are repeated, with exaggeration, TO the
new. All the dark halls and corridors are
reproduced, and no regard is paid to acous-
tic effects. The ceilings OF the senate and
representative halls are each AZ feet high
thus rendering it, as he claims, utterly i'm
possible for any speaker to be heard. He
thinks the effect will be to practically deny
the right Of discussion to the general assem-
bly,. tits to be hoped that these criticisms
are unfounded.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-28

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Power In either sex, Involuntary Losses and
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brain, self-abuse or over-indulgence. Each box
contains one months treatment; 81 box or
six boxes for S., sent by mail, prepaid on re-
ceipt OF price We guarantee SIX boxes to cure
any case. With each order received by us for
six boxes, accompanied with IS, we will send
the purchaser our written guarantee to refund
the money If the treatment does not effect a
cure Guarantees issued only by THE G. NJ
HEIDI COMPANY, Wholesale Druggists, Sole
Agents, corner Congress and Whitaker streets,
Savannah. Ga.
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FLORIDA RAILWAY AND
NAVIGATION CO.

ONAND AFTER MAY IA, 1893, trains depart
~ from Jacksonville passenger station, foot
of Hogan street, as follows:
7:3O a. m.-NEw ORLEANS FAST MAIL. daily,
for Lake City, Live Oak, Mariana. Madt
son, Monticello, Tallahassee; Quincy, De
Funiak, Pensacola. Mobile, New Orleans,
Texas, Denver, Nashville, st. Louis, Cincin-
natl, Chicago etc. Arrives in Jackson
$50 a. m.-For Fernandina and Ocean
Beach, Sunday only. Stops at all stations.
Arrives Jacksonville at 6:46 .. m.
$50 q. m.-FoR FERNANDINA DAILY, except
Sunday. Connects with Cumberland Route
for Brunswick, Macon, Atlanta, Chatta-
nooga, Cincinnati, st. Louis, Chicago and
all points North. Arrives at Jacksonville
2:65 p. m.
PRESS. daily. for Gainesville, Cedar Key,
Silver Springs, Ocala, Wildwood, Plant City,
Leesburg. Tayares Orlando, SCUM Florida.
Arrives Jacksonville 1:46 q. N.
2:45 p. m.-STEAMER EXPRESS, Sunday only.
Connects with Sunday steamers Clyde Line
for Charleston and New York Also with
Cumberland Route steamers for Brunswick,
Macon, Atlanta, Cincinnati, Chicago and all
points North. Arrives at Jacksonville
12:1Op. m.
800 p. m.-WEsr FLORIDA EXPRESS, daily,
for all points in West Florida Pensacola,
Montgomery, Nashville and all points North.
Arrives Jacksonville 1915 p. M.
4:3O p. m.-FERNANDINA NAIL AND EXPRESS,
daily, except Sunday, connects Tuesday and
Friday with Savannah steamer, Thursday
with Mallory line Arrives Jacksonville
9:45 q. m.
7:45 p. m.-SoUTH FLORIDA NIGHT EXPRESS,
daily, except Sunday, for all points in South
Florida Has through Sleeping Car TO
Orlando; Berths only 81. Arrives Jackson
vile 6:25 a. N.
For local time cards, folders, maps, rates, and
any other information, call at City Ticket
Office, Sc West Bay street, corner Hogan.
A. o. Mcdonnell, G. P. A.
D. E. MAXWELL, Gen. Supt, Jacksonville, Fla.
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AN OPBN LETTER.
2. Q. STILLMoRE, EMANUEL Co., Ga,
Eahruarv O2d 1909

The Pembte Medtcated Soap Co., Savannah, Ga .
DEAR SIRs-lt is with pleasure that we state
that your INDICATED Soar is the best thing we
nave ever seen for use among horses and mules
We have had occasion to use it ON collar gails
and sores on our stock several times, and its
wonderful healing and curative properties are
plainly TO be seen after even the first application.
we would not now be without il for anything
We cheerfully recommend IL for ali nersons
where healing is necessary. Our woodsman has
been about cured of a severe case Of piles by
It's use. We send you this testimonial without
sohcltatlon on your part as "A tribute to the I'M
deniable merit OF the article you manufactures
Very truly yours, BRINS6N & BRINSON.
Sold by all druggists. Price 25 cents
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Vigor and Vitality

Are quickly given to every part Of the body
by Hoods Sarsaparilla That tired feeling
is entirely overcome. The blood is purified
enriched and vitalized, and carries health
instead of disease 10 every organ. The
stomach is toned and strengthened, the ap-
petite restored. The kidneys and liver are
reused and iuvigorated. The brain is re-
freshed, the mind made clear and ready for
work. Try it,
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BRowS-You don t look well, Robinson; whats

BRowN-You don't look well, Robinson; what s
the matter. sickf
Robinson-Yes; smoked too many cigars to-
day.
Brown--How many have you smoked'
RobinSon-That one you gave me last night
Neto York Sun.
BRowN-You don't look well lately Robinson
Robinson-No; can't sleep at night on ac-
count OF lung trouble
Brown--Nonsense; your lungs are all right
Robinson~-Yes mine are; the trouble is with
the baby's-Tifs
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Train No, IL stops only at Yemassee and
Green Pond.
Train No. rs stops only at Monteith, Harlee-
vile, Ridgeland Coosauhatchie, Yemassee.
Green Pond and Ravenel
For tickets, Pullman car reservations md
other information, apply to VIM BREN, Ticket
Agent, 81 Bull street, and at depot.
Z. p. MCSWINEY, Gen Pass Agent
G. s. GADSDEN, Superintendent.
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Plant Steamship Line.

sEMI-wEEKLY.
Tampa, Key West and Havana.
SOUTH-BOUND.
Lv Port Tampa Mondays and Thursdays 1920
p. NJ.
Ar Key West Tuesdays and Fridays p NJ.
Ar Havana Wednesdays and Saturdays A. NJ
NORTH. BOUND.
Lv Havana Wednesdays and Saturdays p NJ
Lv Key West Wednesdays and Saturdays p NJ.
Ar Port Tampa Thursdays and Sundays $3.50
p. M.
Connecting at Port Tampa with West India
Fast Train to and from Northern and Eastern
cities. For stateroom accommodations apply
to City Ticket Office, s.. +. & w. Ry, jackson
vile, or Agent Plant Steamship Line Tampa
c. d. OWENS, Traffic Manager
II. S. HAINES General Manager.