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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-19
Application for a Patent
TO THE
Commit Mine.
l23.
L. S. LAND 0FFIcg.
EUREKA. Nevada, March II, 1873.

EUREKA, Nevada, March IL, 1879.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Thomas Wethered. whose Postofice al.
dress is Eureka, New. has this day FLED M,
Application for a patent for one th0ussbd
linear fe I OF the Commit mine. with s0riaee
ground two hundred feet in width. situate.
lying and being in the Eureka Winning de-
tTict, county of Eureka and State of Nevada.
and known and designated by the field notes
and official plat ON file in this Office as ut
No. i36.
The boundaries Of said lot No. 1876 are a
follows. to-Wit.
Vsriition 10 deg. 81 min. east.
Commencing ut a post marked U. s.. SIR.
vey No. 80, Commit mine. situated on ~
west side OF Prospect mountain, wheHce The
summit Of Ruby Hill No. bears n. II dee I
min. h. 5,bld feet; post No. /, q. s. Suryey
No. ~, on the Colorado lode, bears :. "a
deg T., 2,l9b feet, and tho working shat O.
this lode b ars y. ~ deg. f., - 4-l0 feet
thence. running first course ;. 2sh deg. T.
1000 feet, TO post marked Ne. 2, u. >. Surysl
NJ. i35; thence. % course. n. GIN deg. l.
90 feet, to post marked No. 3, Y. ;. Suryg
No. I3B; thence, sd course, n. "a deg. "
1000 fest 10 post marked No. I. U. 5. Suryel
No. l6; thence, 18th course, ;. 6l34 deg. W.
700 feet, % the place Of beginning. contain
ing 4 a9-i00 acres.
This claim il bounded bv no known mines
the nearest being the Ill Dorado and Colo
RADIO,
The location Of this mine IS duly RECORDED
in the Recorders Office Of Eureka Minlns
District, page $40. Book D,o the Mining
Records.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
an. portion Of said Commit mine. or said
Mining ground, as herein before described.
are required 80 fle their adverse claim wta
tho REGISTER Of the United states Land 0Aies
at Eureka, in tho State o. Nevada. d rirs
the sixty days period OF publication hareo,
or they will BE- barred by VIRUS Of the proyis.
sions Of he statute,
apl7-0d y. b. IMNEL, Register.
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Senate Saloon,
OPPOSITE THE PARKER HOUSE.
Main Street, Eureka.
EINEST BRAND OF

EINEST BRANDS OF
wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Attached to the saloon are several CLUB
ROOMS, which are neatly and costly fttod
up. All the daily ana weekly papers, and
the monthly magazines. can always be found
at this esta biishment.
TOMMY DOUGLAS. Manager
EuI aka. January 2, 1877. i2Cb
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LITERARY NOTES.

NJ. E. Roller, of Paris, has just brought out
10 Hebrew the history Of the war and the
two sieees Of Paris in 1s7O'71.
Mr.. Arthur Arnold is preparing for puDllca-
ton in the Autumn by Messrs. @. Kegan Paul Co.,
volume Of papers to be entitled Practical Politics"
The last number of the photographic de Ia
France gives an account OF very nne CarOvingian MS
OF the Bible in the possession Of the Bishop OF 10
Pay 1t was executed under the supervision OF ST. The
odOphus who was Bishop Of Orleans at the end OF the
eighth and beginning OF the ninth century
The academy hears that Dr. Stoker is en-
gagged in writing an account of his experiences in Euro
mean and Asiatc Turkey during the late Besides
serving in the Turkish Army in the Caucasus, the shpka
Pass. etc. Dr. stoker was for some time engaged IN
assisting Lady SraDgford Ia her work and he therefore
had ample opportunities for observation.
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Real estate to GsrbanOe.
election NOiire.
sr.,r OF w.YonKl
sTATR OF NEW. YoRA
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or sfAm,
ALBANY, July 80, 1870

SECRfIAhl or SiAI-a [
ALBANY, July 80. lsIS11 Z
TENo the SHERIFF of the COUNTY of NEW,
YoRK-smi Notice is hereby given that At the oes ssr
the INST Monday Of November next November NTH hs uds
loving officers are 70 be elected to VII Ar sce n ss
Hand apnonte 6y Governor the place Of 1ihsI y.
Allen, deceased whose term Of Office viii expire on WIG
RepTesensStvs in the Forysxth Congress Of the u's
First Second Third Fourth Fifth, sixth Eigh9 seS fs
teenth wards OF the city Of New-f9rk Be.loe
Represent tive in the Forty sixth CONGRESS " Wy N s
evsS, Ior EeSeSh and fhirteSnSh wards city s
York in the county Of New. York . - ., ,Aa I1niied
states Tor The Seventh Congressional district eomRosea N
Tenth aud seventeenth wards Of the etv OF
oOay in the Forty sixth conel Of me us
states for the Eighth ST and s portion M
Eighteenth ward lang within F0nreen'n 81 Nea.
S Ysii ~ he con- County OF New. York ,,,.4
Representatve IN The Forty Congress o o. s q =
much OF the Twentieth ward as lies w,tI I'M f,mSson rV
street Fore1e street SIR and twenty warts sss
within Fortieth street. spuyten Dnyyil Creek ,e oay
and Hudson river in the city OF Ne"'ioiA :" Wv
the FOrty1ih Congress sSS q Sss
much of the Eighteenth ward as east o. ~ ssd az
SO aSss % af IN Third avenue and BSSswts Island In eoS
Of New.YuTk, In the county otee o fke Ua4
states Tor the Eleventh Congressional District iS teny
So much OF the Twentieth ward Is ies % avenles aD
much OF the Twelfth and Twenty seeend md venq
I,ab avenue ana 40 much OF the Nineteehh nd warts
first wards OF said city as lies west OF & Vork counJ
aud Randalls Islands. In the Guy Oh N'"
New.York -. a. sa,a county,
TwsntyS9e eI m sSs ly Of the place Of -
ny stv Iudge in the place Of Josiah sutheranss
A oisiriet Attorney In place OF BENJAMIN n f"s''
Coroner in place Of MOritL Einger ,, last day efpe
All whose terms Of Office viii expire on INC ''''
oenocr for the Seventh Senate district n
new YorEl 10 nll the unexplred term OF Jonn W.
ceased. ALLEN Z. BEkss.ss...
sHKarys oFFcA.
NEW.YoRK, July ~, tsiiesi4
49,. a.. tora.osur r. a true copy Of w, etsfs
so iss' received b bs DAY rcP ssa s %
sheriff Of the City ana County u ~
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TABLE OF CONTENTS;
l. Members Of FOrty-fOurh Congress and President
Grants Cabinet
IL President Grants last Annual Message
Ill Count OF the Electoral Vote OF 1876, including
all the Votes In the Commission and in Con
gress on the subject
" Proposed Amendments 10 the Constitution OF the
U. s.. % Session. 4i6h Congress.
V. President Hayes's Inaugural Address, Message at
Extra Session. and First Annual Message.
VI PrOoamatODs OF the President and the Civil Service
VII Executive Action Affairs in Louisiana and South
Carolina 1876 and 1877 Including Hitherto
Unpublished Telegrams Giving the Official
VIII Constitutional Amendments Made and Pending in
Various States
TX. Judicial Decisions supreme Court Of the United
States Including the Florida Telegraph the
Missouri Cattle the Illinois Granger, the Viz
gnia sequestration, the Louisiana Common
Y Pacific RsiIroad Funding Act.
XII Proposed Amendments 70 the Constitution OF the
United states. LIST and I'd Sessions, 41th Con-
XII The Silver Question with all the votes upon it.
XIII. President Hayess Cabinet and Members Of the
Forty.Gnh Congress.
XIV Proposed Repeal OF the Resumption Act with all the
votes ulOn II.
XIV. state Platforms. 1871 1873
XVI. Miscellaneous Congressional Votes Including the
Votes the Southern Mail Contractors Claim.
Paris Exposition, Repeal Of the Bankrupt Law
Universal Amnesty and WOmens Rights -
XVII. Votes Army Appropriations Pensions and Riy
XVIII Presidential Election Of 1876 and the Title Of the
XIX Tariff and the internal Revenue Spirits Tobacco
and other Taxes.
Xxx Addenda. ineudng the Votes the Fisheries
Award, Prohibition OF PAYMENT Of Rebel
CLAIMS, Northern Pacific Railroad Bill, Refer
wv s,a,,tc,I Ssis M Bece1nts and Expenditures
from 1889 20 1877, Appropriations Of Present
and last Congresses Imports and Exports since
1872 "Greenback" and Bank Currency, Debt.
DC, DC
One volume Neatly bound in cloth. Price, g. Sent by
hail on receipt o. price Address 49, ~, ,-,,,,
New-York
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ITO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED. ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains way daily; three Depots in
Philadelphia, two In NeSf0rK

Fourteen Through Trains daily three DepOts in
Philadelphia, Two IN Ne"-fprA.
Double Track the %of %pFSSd ana
Express Tams leave wa DesSrOsses and Court
landt sl l t5a Ferries % follows: eqo 700
$50 amt Q m. sunday, 4S0 and a. Hg g. g. $780, 1880
Bo1s roOklyn Annex connect with through trains
at Jersey Guy anordng speedy ana dTect transfer for
Retainns trains leave Philadelphia 500 400 T. 1885
$50 and nj and m on iSS m SS9
$50 a. M, 4, 1886 y. M, and ~ midnight 80
Ticket oaIees Nos. 52e and 9l4 broadway No Astor
aud rCC a ana AnPs s psPS foot q BTOpn
e9S I'm grant rS S Ticket oee No Ba5te%ypnee Jersey
Oi FRANK THOMSON, N'' ~ l. Z. PALMER
FVNHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
EhIE &xp %ETE HsT RdAp hAkF
a, m.1cinclpaat and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room coaches to Buffalo and Suspension Bridge .
SOD M o1necas With fSs trans 70 the Vest and sSat
west Pulmans best drawngroom sleeping coaches TO But
coaches through TO RoeRestE BafS Niagara Falls Chem.
natl and Chicago without changes also hotel dining 70
\ D. m.-Emgrant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, New.York, for
and p midnight Saturday nights only sSAy SIS
Fs5h aRS Rnsa' ga 1o lq ;! ma"s5 T.
sPasy & $50 49, YY s apS n maap nSdh
A and az p %n 5f sundays oD $50 $50 iSS
lsS SSS n and ~ midnight at s4s mc
night Sundays O. $50. lOi5 I46. $780, p M and u
Cornwall 745 Ga M, $3.50, $50 D. IN Sundays, $50 a m
Newburgh, 746 a. ln $3.50, 4;31p M sundays. $3.50 M
ROndOut and Kingston n. 3:sO Sundays $3.50 m
Goshen, 600 74S 800 1919 IN, $50 3A5. $3.50 700 p
Mddetown, $40; 300 lol5 m. 3a5 $3.50. 700 p. IN.
Sundays, $3.50 1910 m, $780, 700 D. The 900 m.
M d sSg at MaSst ee' WIN anu o'~es'
Port Jeryis 745 800 lO;l6 a. M, 40 Goo ZOO D. IN
sundays $50 IO:l6 a. m. $3.50 and 700 p m.
NoTR-Trains leaving Chambersst on even or half hours
before 300 D. m leave Twenty fifteen minutes earlier
above leaving Chambera-at. quarter
hours leave thirty minutes earlier. Boats
leave Twenty Db and ll4b connecting with
trains leaving Chambersst at loco M, and 1900 mid.
ekets for passage and aparents drawngroom and
seepng coaches be obtained ana orders for the checking
and transfer OF baggage may lett the COmpanys oeeS
Nos 239 40i $40 or B57 broadway, NJ "; No COurtst
brooklyn OF at the Companys depots.
Express Traus from the West arrive IN NeW-f0rk tIIj
n m, 1926 aud 1925 p m.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave for EngleWO0d C0ster Pern0nt and Nyack
ZOO. $780, 945 a. m 1OO 800 400 l40, $3.50. ESQ., $50 p
ana saturday nights only az 1880 p NJ sundays 800
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey 100 GAS, m. AS
M. JN0. N. ABBOTT, General Pass'f Agent New-fofk-
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD: - GREAT
II TRUNK LINE AND UNITED SITES MAIL
ROUTE on aud after July q 1875 trains leave New.
VIA Desbrosses and Courtandt Streets Ferries az FOL
lows: go. .
with pullman Palace Cars attached aud e. 80 M,
daily
For wiamsport Lock Haven. Cory aud Erie at $50 p
m CORY fr Tusyile Petroleum Centre and
the Oh Regions. WilliamBnOrt and LICK Haven a. m
Baltimore, Washington and the SOnth, Limited wash
ingon Express Of Pullman ParOr Cars daily except sun
day arrive Washington ilO p m Regular OF $40
a. n, /, $3.50 ana o y. m. Sunday 6.JO aud y p. ~. -
Express for Philadelphia 80 1850 $40, g. (53O limedl
am, l. 4. 90 $50, 1850; $3.50 and p M sunday 4;3O
and am, o. D. $50 1890 $50 and y. EmgTant and sec
ond class Z D. m For Cape May p. m.
"BrOOkyn Annex connect With all through trains
Jersey CITY, ahOrdng sIery and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel
ton, Perth AmbOy Flemngtca ,tdere and other points,
see local schedules at all Iickc ,.icts
Tains Prom PlttsbUF, $500 lOAO o. m, 1910 p
daiv $50 a 1900 y. dty. except Monday From
Washington and Baltimore B.j 800 a. me- ANU 0lOl inIO
H. m Sunday, $50, $40 From Philadelphia, OOo 300
b1O 1890 llDO a. m, 2;lO, 4:l1 4;btt SOU o:4O,
Ticket oihces 526 aud ol4 Broadway, No Astor House
Al Desbrosses and Courtlnndtssi No. Courtat
Brooklyn Depot foot Of Futonst BroOkyn Nos
ia 1lG 10 HudsOna, HObOken Depot Jersey Clty
FRANK THOMsON l.. p FARMER.
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent.
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Ere Gream.

A FACT-HORTON's ICE CREAM Is MADE
y FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM. ,..,
To CHURCHES, F1r1iNAIh, HOTTIES, HESIAUhANls
AND THE TRADE
25c. FL, QUART.
To FAMILIES by the GALLON. JOc PER QUART.
CHARLOTTE Russo aua JELLY,
FRESH, RICH aml DELICIOUS, .-...-...
PRICE BELOW ALL 9TH Frs
Depots 3O5 4th ave- 2SS Broadway. and75 Chathamst
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feual Notices.
Business Chances.

HOTEL for SALE at Rockaway Beach,
owner removing South will cell great sacrifice
the largest and located hotels the beach, with
Hye bathing accommodations fully furnished and equipped
doing nne business; last immediate possession
Apply 10 FRANKLIN POST,
Belmont Hotel. Futon.At N. Y.
DARTNER WANTED-Active or silent, with
capital In the business OF supplying cotton mills In
New Engandi legitimate and safe opportunity TO ma9e
$4,000 $4,000 reference gwen Address COT
TOS MERCHANT, Tribune ONCE. NeR-York
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nISTRICT COUNT of the LIMITED sTATES

nISTRICT COURT of the UNITED ) STATES
~ for the SOUTH ERIN DISTRICT OF NEW. YORk-ln the
matter Of JOHN +. TROW, bankrupi.-IN BASkgIPICr-.
Warrant Bankruptcy has been lssued by said Court
against the estate OF JOHN Il. TROW, OF the Cly
Of New. York in said District adjudged BANKRUPT upon
petition OF his creditors and the payment OF any debts
delivery property belOn ing To said bankrupt
him. his use, the tr1nse Of any property Dy
law meeting of the creditors OF SAID
bankrupt prove their debts and choose one or more as
Of his will be held nc Court or BANKRUPTCY
10 be holden No $40 Broadway, IN the City OF NewYOrk
IN said District the Goth day Of August A. d. 1878 AZ
O'clock m the office Of Isaac Dayton, esquire one OF inc
Registers In Bankruptcy OF said Court
LOUIS y. PAWN, Narshal-MesseDeer.
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RECORDED REAL Estate rRANsFERs


S9th-st = A. between Attn and 5th-aves dots Nos 2so
and 287 Oh map OF Harlem Commons; Bernard
Reilly. Shelf, etc, 10 SUaan Freeman. ..........
Prospeetst. q 100 It Of CourtaDdta 23d Ward
SSxlO0; William A Boyd referee, to George schee,
l45s,at cor st NichoIas.aye ia ixioo Grant
Sinclair, referee, to George II Millerand stephen
BroSd MsTs9s cor erfsq,Gss los
j Grant Sinclair referee 70 stephen Marshali
and George Miller, executors. etc. - ,...-,...
14Oth-st 8, l54 nwof l0th-aye Ieezs9-ll;
Grant Sinclair, referee 70 Anne Wiilett.
Townsend. referee. TO William Powell ....-.......
10th-ave, cor 140th-St SO. 11xlO0: Alexander II
Wallace referee 70 Paulina A Morgan. >. ..........
Thompsonst Inc 1879; John g FELTON, and wife to
i4,S-sf s. $50 Il Of 7t6avs 25TicS War.
,o,, cell Wood DC g julius Lyons 81 ,o,,
and wife 10 John II
1l7th-st, S. 200 It Q OF 2d-sye 20xl00l0; Hannah
Lynch to Thomas JOurdan.
Norfolk-st dot No 1909, 25xl06 Oscar Fletcher,
executor; etc, to Amanda Bunting 800.
n Boyd and wife to the NewYork Life Insurancs
setSst Us II Of l6t6:avc, 2519sS Masdicns
Fuionst IS part 6Se q lot &o g. Richard
Harrison 10 Modesto L Napier.
2d-aye mo l4j; William Marshall and wife to 'wi.
45th.s 5, 2si.s ftw Of iii6ave iso1i00j An.
drew Aud TO George w Bennett. ..................
othaye, W s. 47.6 It OF 37th-st 2Jx70 Leopold Lit
hauer and wife 10 Ida NewcOmbe. ..............
Frankih.ave (23d WaFd), n0t No 13l on q map Of
Mornsanial. $500 Louis Ernst and another 70
2dave, :. 1889 # Of 76ihst l61iO5: Anna
Spring TO Jacob Maschke.
60th.st S. 1856 II Of Sd ave, 5.7l3x7S irregular;
William Parsons and others 10 James Beck.
2d.aVe 5. 25i II Of 55t6-si. a5x7s Simon
FultOnst. n (part OF lot No. o. I9x236; william
Napier and wife TO Richard Harrison. ..
5oth-st S ., 100 It " Of 4th.ave, 94xId06 Andrew
soner 20 John Noble,
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New l0ubIiratlons.

NOW READY.
THE PARIS WORLDS FAIR OF 1873,
Graphically described by
GEO. w sMALLBY,
The wel,kpown London Correspondent OF THE TRIBUNE,
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. Al,
Illustrated by
PICTORIAL MAP OF PARIS AND TIE EXHIBITION
SUMMARY OF LETTERS
The EXHIBITION.
J. GENERAL OUTLINE
O. THE AMERICAN DEPARTMENT.
g. BRITISH ACTIVITY.
4. THE PRINCE OF wALEs's INSPECTION.
g. EFFORTS TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS.
G. GRADUAL STEPS TOWARD COMPLETION.
OPENING CEREMONIES
T. HOW THE FAIR BEGAN.
e. ANOTHER EXPERIENCE WITH THE CROWD.
O. MARvELs OF THE OPENING NIGHT.
TO- AMERICAN VISITORS IN PARIS
HINTS FOR VISITORS.
IL HOTEL EXPENSES.
l2 PRICES STILL MORE INCREASED.
10. RULES AND REGULATIONS
IA THE PARTISAN CAFES.
10 ENORMOUS INCREASE IN PRICES
EXHIBITION TOPICS.
l6 GENERAL GRANT IN PARIS.
H. sEQUELS TO THE OPENING.
49, BRITISH FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY
10 HOUSEHOLD DECORATION
CINCINNATPS GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
JOHN r. G. HAssARD.
SUMMARY OF LETTERS.
!. eLUCKs ALCEsTIs-THE DEDICATION.
Q THE ORGAN-1HE MESSIAH
g. WAGNER AND BEETHOVEN.
4 LIST AND BERLIOZ.
Persons about TO visit the Exhibition viii find the Paris Let
ers Trustworthy guide telling themwhao see and point
nc ont how the most Of the trip 70 the gay French
capital while the Letters Cincinnati Will DO priced by
me lovers Of pleasant souvenir Of the great Festival
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. al,
Price Ten Cents postpaid.
Address
THE TRIBUNE,
New.YOrh
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nISTRICT COURT OF the UNITED
IL STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW
YORK.-In the matter Of HENRY b. BOLTON JOHN w
BOLTON. and THOMAS BOLTON. jr, bankrupts-iE BANK;
RUPTCY-A In Bankruptcy been issued by saa
Court against the estate OF HENRY b. BOLTON JOHN w.
BOLTON and THOM MAS BOLTON jr, OF the County Of NeW
York, OF state Of NewIork in said District adjndged
bankrups upon the petition OF their creditors aud the pay
OF the delivery Of property belonging
&c said bankrupts 60 them 10 their use, ana the
transfer property by them, forbidden by law
meeting OF the creditors OF the said banupts 70 prove
their debts and choose assignees OF thtT
estate Will be held al Cont Bankruptcy 10 be holden at
$40 Broadway CITY Of NewYCrk In said District
the Of August, A. ID. 1873, ut O'Clock p m,
at the Office OF John Fitch, one OF the Registers IN
bankruptcy Of SAID Court. LOUIS II. PAfN,
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stsamuoals auo Railroads
ANY and TROY Inv DAY BOATS.

n LDANI anu Uy la DOAlOs
leave yestry street Ss5 and 24th street Pier At
kssPss RhlnebeeK saugertes catslI and Hudson con-
spring and Cornwall To West Point or Newburgh return
ing by down boat az Excursion Rates TRANSFER BY
5any With ;rans NORTH and WEST special train to and
BRIDGEPORT. and all points on Housatonic
ID Nsugatuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer bridgeport
Leaves daily Sundays excepted at 1880
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Leave NewYOrk from foot OF Desbrosses and cOrtIandt
500 m. for Washington. Columbus, Cincinnati. Indsnap
south Pullman cars rom BSlt@ors to Newark, o. and
Io1 p M Washington West and she South via
Gordonsvle. Pullman cars from New YORK Baltimore and
einnan, fnoianaRois Louisville, and ST LouS Through
bnr and irom WasbnSo2 70 An&nss and svanp apu F
co p m daily fSr Wellington the south and West Pull
making close connections for Chicago cncnna Inaiana6o
Southwest through Pullman cars from baltimore to Cincin
natl connects at washington WITH trains for LynchburG
sGqss 5 az se c6 q
ASK Fob TICKETS R XII BALTIMORE AND OHIO
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
s5E station I n foot Of ooS,
cS maods 5aso aSbses al JaSc
lion Win L snSw hmil 90 oOuI''''
Budd,s Lake Lake Houaicong, Eason, Harrsburgh.
Mq9eh Chunk Tamaqua HazleOn wkesbarre Scranton
1915 m. and 4:30 p. m.For somervle and Pennington.
IN. m.-FOr Pennington, EastOn Mauch Chunk Tamaqua,
Wlkesbare Scranton. Tunkhannock Tamaqua Hazleton,
Reading. POttsyllle, HarrisbuTgh &C.
D. ni-FOr FIigh Bridge Branch Sch00ley's Mountain,
Budds Lake H0pate0ng, Easton Belyidere ana
Maucr Chunk Connects al JnctiOn with D. L. aud W. X X
$50 p NJ daiy-For Eason, Allentown and Harrisburgh
7:46 j.. hi.-FOr EastOn. ...,
For trains points see timetables at stations A.,
Boand Brook and intermediate points at $50 for
EastOn. Reading and Harrisburgh. ....
lio,, the 70 n ly and Annex make connection
Try and from brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jcrs City.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove,
sc. at 3, 7:45 8, Has $3.50 4. D. . o. NJ n oo.a
Pullman DrawingrOOm Cars are attached to ne sou
Stages connect at Maawau station to frOuKEYPoRr.
FREEHOLD and NEW YORK RAILWAY
connections foot Of Libertyst for Freehold az
7;io, HAD a IN, 4, 8, g pm.
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
In
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Bankrupt Notices.

INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED
~ STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEm-
YORK.-In the matter Of PHILIP sCHULHoFE and AN
MOLD KALMAN, bankruptsIN BANKRUPTCr-A warrant ~
bankruptcy issued by said Court against the
PHILLIP BCHULHOFF and ARNOLD KALMAN, OF the CITY
Of Of the County OF OF the sate New
District adudged Oankrupts upon the peton
creditors and the Of debts and the de
cry any property belonging 10 said banups 70 mem on 20
transfer OF property by the are orDl
by law meeting Of the creditors OF said bankrups 20
debts and choose or more assgees or ne
estate will be held at Court OF BANKRUPTCY 20 DO hOaep ~
No 322 Broadway NewYoTk CITY In said Distct on she ~
Dayton esquire, Of the Registers In bankruptcy Oh
said Court LOUIS r. fA1N,
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steamboais ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOAT. PEOPLES LINE.
~ The finest theword, the DREW or oTJOHN
viii leave Pier a. North River foot OF Canalst daily sun
days iucudedl 90 d y. m.
STArEROOMS. 81 and 81.
Connecting Albany with express trains for SARATOGA
LAKE GEORGE LAKE CIAMPLAIN, the ADIRON-
DACKS MONTREAL and points NORTH and WEST
Tickets for principal hotels and all OF Wescott
Express Offices ia NewfOrk and Brooklyn. brooklyn pas
seugers transiorrcd free by Annex" boats.
THIS Is THE
ONLY NIGHT LINE or STEAMERS SELLING
TICKETS AND CHECKING BAGGAGE TO
PLACES on TIE NEW-YOEK CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD.
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gnsIrnrIlon.
For Boys ana Young M,

For Boys and Young Men-city.
A DVERTISERSl
n SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE" and
ALL FIRST.CLASS CITY JOURNALISTIC
ONE OFFICE.
BROWN & PULVERMAN, 1898 broadway, New York;
Send copy advertisement when asking for estimate oin
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A TROY BOATS-CITIzENS' LINE.
sTATEROOlfs. Ell AND ~.

sTATEROOMs 81 AND AZ.
New palace steamers Saratoga and City Of Troy leave
Fer 40 y. r., foot Lerpyst daily except batnrhays AT
sURE CONNECTIONS WITH EARLY TRAINS for all
TIiRoGGH Calls 40 WHITE MOUNTAINS WITH.
OUT CHANGE.
n. y. and COuTtst, LrOOklyn.
4 Beats
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VHE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.

THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
To BOSTON, via Providence, direct,
FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY AZ MILES OF RAIL
The fayonte Palace Steamers
MASSACHUSETTS,, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Jesse Mott,
Leave daily Sundays exceped from Pier 90 North River,
foot OF Warrenst p Passengers arrive IN Boston at
lam; No intermediate landings between New'fork add
Providence 49,
TICKETS via PROVIDENCE LINE TO OAK BLUFFS,
SO 90. ROUND TRIP TICKETS, So
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGT0N LINE,
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
at D. m. from Pier 49, North River. foot Of Jav.st
special limited tickets GOOD ONLY ON $40 a. m. train
from sonngton sold via this line nom NewYork 10 Boston
for 81 co.
Btaierooms and tickets FOR EITHER LINE secured az
No 363 Broadway and all Offices Of Westcotts Express
Company Also tickets sold &c All hotel ticket Oices
Freight via either mo taken Al lowest rates -
ID. :. BABCoCK President
L W. FnKHs General Passenger Agent