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The New York herald., 1879-10-22
AMUsEsTENTs.

HAyERLYs THEATRE, BROONLiN.
Mr. aud Mrs vi. j. FL0RESCE
Mighty DOLLAR. MIGHTY DOLLAR
MATINEE THIS "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON at2
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK at 3 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1879-10-22

Matinee prces-Admssion 81 reserved seats Soc extra
Family CirceAdmssion Soc reserved seats soc extra
NEXT SUNDAY EVENING. October 26. hrst and only
Grand SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT, In which will appear
Mile. PAOLA MARIE, Mile. ANGELE and N. CAPOUL
The New York herald., 1879-10-22

STH AVENUE THEATRE. LIE PETIT FAUST;
sJIIessee Manager Mr. MAURICE GRAU
LAST WEEK (bat two) of Mr. MAURICE GRAU'S
NEW GREAT FRENCH OPERA COMPANY. comprising
Niles. PAOLA MARIE ANGELE and NJ CAPOUL
TONIGHT, POSITIVELY LAST TINE OF
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-25

polygamous population, which faunts def
ance In the face of the General Government
discomfort among unemployed thousands has
already manifested 4 spirit of violence. and
but recently arrested travel between the At
lantic and the Mississippi by armed mobs,
which detied three States and commanded
great trunk lines of railway to cease opera
tions. Practical craftsmanship would suggest
that the Government of the United States has
its hands full and that nothing but sheer rcck-
lessness will force upon the American popu-
lation of the Pacific slope the odiOus contain
nation of the lowest grade of the Chinese
race. II may be attemptcd but, in my judg-
ment. ii will lead to dircful results. in which
violence and murders and massacres will be
terribly frequent. Let it be proclaimed here
and now that the General Government will
support and maintain unrestricted immigra-
ton of Chinese coolies and in less than five
wears larger military force than the existing
army of the 'nitcd States will be required to
keep peace on the Pacific slope.
feel and know that | am pleading the
cause OF the free American laborer and of his
children and of his childrcn'S children. 1t
has been we'll said that il is the cause of 1.-THE
house against the howell of the comforts of
the freeman against the squalor of the slave
Ii has been charged that my position would
arragn labur-saying machinery and condemn
it. This answer is not only superficial, il is
also absurd. Labor-saying machinery has
multiplied the power 10 pay has developed
new wants. and has continually enlarged the
area of labor and constantly advanced the
wages of the laborcr. But servile toll has
always dragged free labor to its lowest level.
and has stripped it of one imminent after an
other until it was helpless and hopeless.
Whenever that condition comes to the free
ahOrpr of America, the Republic of equal
rights is gone. and We shall live under the
worst of oligarchies-that Of mere wealth.
whose profit only measures the wrctchcdncs>
of the unpaid toilsmen that produce it.
Very respectfully.
JAMEs O. 81 AINE.
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naiIp 3iennebee Journal.
Augusta, Tuesday Morn'g, Feb. %, 1872
Senator Blaine's Letter.

We publish below q letter by Senator
Blaine in reply to William LLOYD Garrison
upon the Chinese question. 1t presents
facts in regard to that question which are
not generally understood, but which
must be known and understood if we de-
sire to form right conclusions upon the
subject There has been great haste to
condemn Mr.. Blaine. which the sober
second thought may not approve.
His letter, like all his efforts, is
exceedingly able and interesting, and thou
sands willhave theireyes opened byitto the
vast Importance of the subject which it
discusses. 1t is quite possible that Mr.
Blaine is wiser in regard to the Chinese
than his hasty critics and censors. Every
laboring man in Maine should read this
letter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-25

wealth and manhood the country gave TO the
cities.
Mr.. PA1TiN Of Penobscot, moved that the
vote upon the question be assigned for to-
morrow nj II o'clock. He desired this so
that he might be relieved of any implication
of want of honor, i'll the matter of pairing
with an absent Senator.
Mr.. Conn of Androscoggin moved that the
Senator he relieved of any responsibility.
Mr.. HARRIS OF Washington said that this
was matter between the two Senators and
was no business of the Senate.
The Senate having refused to assign the
matter, the question was on the amendment
of Mr.. NINToN To take one-fourth the mill
tax. Mr.. MORRISON called for the yeas and
nays, and the vote was as follows
YEAS essrs. Atwell, Barker Chase
Cobb, Ellis. Moody, Patten, Roberts, Rogers
(Penobscot), Rogers (Saeadahoc), Thomp-
son, Ninton-l2.
NAYs-Messrs. Andrews, Bradford,
Coombs. Duran, Ferguson, Harris. Halves,
Madgan. Mayhew. Morrison, Parln, Prince
Rcdlon, Smith Wait-l5.
SO the amendment was not adopted
The question then being on the motion to
indefinitely postpone, yea and nay vote was
called for. The Senate voted to indefinitely
postpone, Il voting in the affirmative and II
IN the negative. Those who voted yea were
the same who voted nay on the amendment ::
and those who voted nav were the same who
voted yea ON the amendment
The Committee on the Library submitted
its final report.
PASSED. 10 ri ESGRo,>Ep.
Bill an act 10 amend sec. u of chap IL of
the revised statutes. entitled an act regulat-
ing salaries of public officers. and compensa-
ton of members of the government.
On motion of Mr.. BRApfoRp of Washing
ton,
Adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-25
FOR SALE!
CHEAP FOR CASH.

An extra good Family Horse, perfectly kind, and
safe for Ladies use, and is also fine Saddle
Horse Also
Ahandsome, double runner Sleigh, two seated,
with shafts and pole, A good sleigh with
carriage top. A good Single Sleigh, all
built to order by c. P. kimbalI Portland
Also Robes, Harnesses, &C., &c.
Apply to H. A, DEWITT.
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Caswcli's slippery elm Loxen..s

Icert and Lee
|Id0n't fail TO
ways have
bedside two
len " hen you
stop your
| pe'fdHu ave
10 thadren.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-25

1uTcll, Con
| u re no . IN
use them. Al
them by your
or three taxi
retire " i'll,
Cough. rs
they dfapteh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-25

ntD0ooAA-MOEp1lin Habit Cured IN
l0ts 2Odays. No pay lill cured.
VI uO8vo DR.. STEPHENS, IL bai.on. Ohio,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-25

passing the order relating to printing the re-
port Of the insurance commissioner
TN motion of Mr.. CURRAN of Calais, the
House took up the majority and minority re-
ports of the Judiciary Committee ON House
document go, the question being on SUBSTITUTE
ing the report of the minority for that of the
majority. The minority report brings in a
bill to amend the law so AS to reduce interest
from 20 to ~ per cent TO be paid by persons
redeeming land sold for taxes. The majority
report is adverse to the bill
Mr.. BRowS of Bangor. defended the minor
ity report, and Mr.. LOCKE of Portland. adyo-
Gated that of the majority
ON motion of Mr. MORRILL, Of Vienna.
Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
Cost an0 fonn0.

/ OST or STOLEN.-Bank book issued by the
seamens Bank for savings NewYOrk 10 e subscrber
not found returned " the bank within thirty days
this date, will apply - the BANK for new book
New York Nov. ~. 1873 taos II. CkAGiN'
/ OST.-TwO certificates OF stock of the
IL Delaware aud Hudson Canal Company. Standing IN
psme No 1920 le august g. 1851 for 90 shares aud
No 4I0l dated October o. 1873 for 100 shares All pcrsons
transfer has been stopped
a liberal reward viii paid the return Of certih
Gates, or either OF them JOSEPH W. GREENE,
40 Broadway N y. City.
New York. Nov IL, 1879
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSO
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-Great Trunl

In y
Line and United states Mail kOute-On ana after Nov
10 1873 leave Ne~NO VIA Desbrosses ana Coitandt
street Ferries follows g.,
T1prss FOR Harrisburg, Pittsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached m and ei3o D. in'
daily . IN . -.
connecting al Ttusvle Petroleum Centre ana the
a Regions. WiilamspOrt snd LOokhaver, a. IN.
baltimore Washington and the South. a." Limited Wash
ingon Fxnrcss OF Pullman PaGlOr Cars daily except sun.
dav 10 arrive Washington 4l2 D. M Regular at |:5O
and 1 4 aud 10 y. m. sunday ~ r. ~ -
Express for West Philadelphia, $50, 1880, h20 " QO
Iinned m; $3.50. 4:su, 9, g. $50, ESQ and 10 p M
suldsy 4:sO and a. 8, 0. 1880, $3.50 and 10 Emil
efIpress for Phiadelphis Via Camden 7SO a. m except
sunday. 10 - .,-.-a.
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect Win an throueh
trains city, ar0rding speedy anu uieot uahseI
for brooklyn travel. - ,o.o ,o,o
daiy and $40 n. C80 p NJ daily except MONDAY FROM
Washington Baltimore 600 a. 2, 800, 30 lOlu p
sunday $50 From Paladep9a G S;2, % 9&0S o. 1;o6
p Sunday, 5:5O 6;O5. 6oO lO'Ao l4iSO d. M o'Sp'
Iickct Offices 526 ga Broadway No. Astor House
aud Cortland SIS, COurt-t ana
BROOKLYN Depot loot q Fulton ST. Brookyn Nos a.
ll6 and rs udsOns, HobOken; Depot jersey Ct't tm
grant Ticket fice. No. Battery place. The New fOTk
Transfer Company viii call for and cheek baggage from hotels
and residences - r.o,,ro
PRANK THOMSON, J. T. tAkMEh
General Manager Gen' Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

II LeaVe NeWi OR IIOm loot oil UVsOlVsv' "Hu VV1V
andt-sts
$50 a. Washington Pit;sburg Columbus Cincinnati.
indianapolis Chicago and the West Richmond, Charleston
Soath Pullman from Baltimore 10 Newark,
Ohio Pitt sbui g and Chicago.
y. m for Wash gton and the West Pullman cars ron
New York Washington making cose con-
nectiOns Pittsburg Cincinnati ludanapols Louisville
Io1is Through Pullman cars Baltimore TO Cnci-
natl aud ST LOUIS.
400 p Washington and the West making same con-
nectiOus FOR the West as the y. m traln. - . :,
dslv "a aShinton ;le Sonth ana West
slcepefs frem NewYOrk Ia Biimore and Washington
making connections Chicago Cincinnati lhdanapo
Louisville Lou Columbus Pitt burg, the south and
Southwest Through Pu from Baltimore To tlnclu
natl Washington with trains for Lynchburg
Florida. New Orleans and the south - -
For through tickets pease ea at Compauys Office 30
nroadway NcwNO al ckci Offices loot of COrtlandt
aud Desbrosses-sts.. and Depot Jersey CITY.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS To KANSAS, NEBRASKA
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Wednesday. Nov. lQ.
>Aanee salesroom to-day

The following sales were held at the Ex
thange salesroom to-day;
Bu A. H. Muller & Son.
4 A storv brick building with lot, No % BtoanwaN,
Va cor OF TIN pot-a'ey, running thfoneh to. =, oo
New Churchst lot PSI lxl93 II II Houston so4OJ
story granite building wi h lot No l25 Pearl
AZ N A running through 10 (NO 1s BeaVer.si, - II
cot soi h""o'er" '....'.-''.' 5000
1 ssiory brick buding with lot, No l73 Pearl-st
Chaser ss1 VI 1926
Ry Richdrd v HdrHett.
] lstory brick tenement house with lot No O3 Lewis
ST. " $ 100 Il of Rvingon-si. lot 20XlO0; Hugh =.
lot East slsts IS It Of AveA 2ox5l2; Fred nm
srick and Marietta W Howard i'VV
plot OF land l4lst-st. sS7 f. OF Willis axe leo
xlOo sold subject TO a mortgage OF e4a'VO WIN q M
interest Tor = Herman ctufsOurg -'VV
Subject 10 the rirht of redemption, lots n Wce.
155th-st, running through 10 l5tth-st, 4oO II eoi
llthave each .5xl9e. q; also ? lots lVthaNes M
l56th-st, each 2ox 100; otto b f1sbcr.. AVV
lots n West l57th-st, running throuehto 10 lOoihst,
S0l W OF lOth-ave each 25x2uu; over ana above
amorigsge OF $4,000 and ~ years taxes same no
! story house with lot SIS West l5sthst lVo . nm
fw OF 1Oth.ave lot 2jxl0n same purchaser. 2Oo
lots on 2dave of Highbridees 81 each 20Nlli; aso
lots TN % ave. OF above. 2Sd Ward together IN .
size. lOJxl25X5OXll4 ThOs Cnmmings..-.---.- lis
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
Brooklpn Real gsiaie for Sale.

pUY LOTS IN BROOKLYN, anywhere near
ID the line Of the elevated railroad now build ngl at The
price 500 each VIII double money
year the bridge and the elevated road completed these
healthy portions OF Brooklyn rendered as scce sbe rs
SOtn-st.. New York now don't wait RULAND &
WHITING beesmanst
TTO LET or FOR SALE.-555 CaTletOn-ave.,
n twOstOry uansaId roof brOwn-stone rner house,
fitted up with every lpr0veuent premises learn
tcnlars OF RIIAND WHITING, . Beekman-st.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
60 Uhom II Han Concern

DERSONAL.-If Mr.. RICHARD SARGENT.
Il of AVBmoUhshlfe England, will nunicGie with r.
A. hOBEKIs. Afcbitcct. 7ss ST. Newark ~ j.. he
viii hear OF iuetblIg TO his advantage.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
steamboats, an0 Railroads.
LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE.

DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier Ma. Il North River.
foot of 'Rnalst. every week dav M connecting ~
Albnv SuudaV morning cXc.pttdl with uaiDs Morrill, West
and East StatcrO0ms heated bv steam.
". W EVERETT, President
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
SIM YORK CITY.

Nagleave. 23O n from Ellwood Il, 1OOx4O0; NJ
Henry. referee. 20 Geo : Lespina>se
NadisoDRve cor Il 3thst. le.5x1O' Henry
MadisOn-avew 1873 10 OF llSthst. l6.6x7o; Henry
sd-a"e. W % eor Of iilst iooioxi50 James Neil
llath'st. ss' 57s.7 Il W Of 2dsve i7.lOxiOO.ii A
Magstan, referee. 10 Elizabeth II plummer ..-----
6tth.sI VS. l25 IL eoi lOthave 2oxlov.0 William A
walker. referee. 10 Marie la Forge -
b.d -. = 2an u " Of Stna'e l6.4NlOO0 Elizabeth
c Trimm amt husband To Emma NJ Dan -----;.--.
TCth.st :, 100 10 " o. ANe-A. SAiflegulH;
\ JOinc referee. 10 Franklin IA Churchill -.-..
bgth-st. :. 22i II of 2daVe, 25XlOu.4. The Emi-
grant IndustTial savings Bank John Burke .-...:
lO9ih-st. = 2t5 10 W OF "a ave, 25XiOOlii ALVIN
Hyatt and wife 10 Sophia Lewis. -..-.......--.
property; George COe and wife and another 10
l2CtI.st II : is5 II Of Shave 75V99ll Anne For
sgthI :. 81 il 81 Sdave 81 ,y2O lrear lot Thos
johnson an " ie To Man /. Downing ----.-.--..
ll5th-st 5. l3O fl " OF lstave. NlOO.lO; Adam
kaoleln 10 Thomas q Meaia- - ,.--,.,....--
same property Thomas y ONCua 10 Mary kafiein
l1Oth-st s. 1915 "a OF 3daVc. lf.9Xluul l1'4KIIfg-
ultr Caroline a Harms to sophia Wilson .--..--..
u Ead.san-aNe cor OF ..Jth 70, N'~tl.lu; VI Bar
OOur referee, TO LOtta VI CrdD;.ec lpaintlh --.-..
l25th IT. : 2SO % of 4tl-aYr. .bNlu' IL. " Bar
bouT, rriere To Lotfa tTautrce piaintin .....
llstn-st. : between ANei ald - ave, Lots Nos
l4l and li2; Martin W Rlctt 20 Isaac J Wright.
Same property Gustavus A Brett and anotaei, tx
Mdi.on,yc n " cor of 4jil-.t To- 4Gth 81 l2Ox4OOl0;
a. \ Hervcy 20 Thomas lr1Nn ......- .-.---..
b-th-st :. 2On.tc OF Il liNc. otiNlN5N 2Nilregu-
Jar; The Ban. fur savings 70 Gcurg- " Hollis .-.
PAX s. 49, II " Of MuiberIy-sL 23.2N@tl-eNir.
regular Marcus HoIOett ana vale TO Albert b. Is
Henfy'st, $ 564 # of Moaic -ncry.st lssYS- :;
susan Robbins ard husband tO Fanny Ken ..
At st n r. 10 Of MadsOu-ayc. 2lNl ln >. AIS
l. icuncSsty tt a, trustees, 90 IA Pat e.
tstust -, llOit " oi M'dl>ll-sNc -'Al'
Henncssty 60 al trustees etc, 20 MaT.aft. ht.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE.
nnrNn KRnnK ROUTE.

HOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave New York nom station c. r. r. OF " foot cf LID
on corner Sinth end Grecnt, ct 745 900. 1l5
1872 400. o:SO, 7il5 II p NJ On sundays at $40 IL
satio corner Third and Bcrksss a 63o 500. lll5
l8O 80. 400. $50. 7:l5 \. m. on Sunday at $40
Ir Trenton Warren and Tucker ESQ 7i0. 900, llls
M; 1890, $40. 4OO. $3.50. 7I5. IL p III On suHay Gao
RstrrinR trains viii leave philadelphia for York
station phila and Reading RAILROAD corner Ninh ana
l2 ~ m on SUNDAYS at $40 A. m 6:so ~ p. m. ...
From Third Bcrkssts. ri 745, N2O II a M l:3p $50
65o 645, ll;l5 IN ON sunday at $40 a. MI 4oo D. III.
.DcHote Pm Imam cars attae hgd o,, ,,
paE o. n 05U on VI q I'll si5 nj SIS p m
Connection made st Jersey Sy station oy Terry 10 ana
Tickets 'oT s,e at liberty Nos 2so, 4o oi4
957 broadway a. the principal hSsI NIs ana O0o''
ardcSec baggage from hotel OF destination Ap
Tlceiion can he made at 9li broadway. 1856 sxthave
YORK. aud Courtst BROOKLYN. and these offices are In
IL. p. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
" RIVER RAILROA D. Commencing Nov TO- 1873
through trains viii leave Grand Senlai Depot po,s,o, -
estern ami Northern Exress 10 Rochester 81
Absas and Montreal via SARATOGA win dta"lng room es
1U3O a. m, chicago and Western Express Drawing room
ca To Canandaigua, Rochester and Buffalo. 80
liz Express 10 Albany and Troy with connections
400 p m. Albany and Troy Express
O.UO p. n Lous Express, daily. with sleeping cars Tor
ST Louis running through day In the week also sleep
nc cars Ior buffalo Detroit and for Montreal
cepfing SUNDAY night via Saratoga
1880 T. m Fast Express Tor Rochester and Corning via
Geneva steering carr 10 Geneva and Rochester; -.
p m Pacific Express d.ly With sleeping cars Tor
iedo toit aud Chicago Montreal via ST Albnns
excepting saturday and Sunday Saturday. Montreal car
100 D. m Night Express with sleeping 10 Albany
etes sale 252 and als @ BTOSdwsy c and q
G. b. MEEKER, Gene o. Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

SIYfeen THTOUCn y
PHILADELPHIA two IN New-Iork.
Double Track, the most improved Equipment ana the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
on and after Nov 10. 1870
Fxpress Trains leave DesbTOsses and Cort
laudt street Ferries as follows.
s.3O 80 $50 O limited ii J. 80 T. $40 o, o,
$780, $50 and 10 sunday a. 80 ana m; o o. a;su'
S8O am 10 d. IN An express leaves New YORK daN
cepi sunday at running through via Trenton and
Camden -, 49,,
al jersey CITY aodng speedy and direct transfer Tor
BROOKLYN travel - -
Reumng. trains leave West Phiadelphia l2Ol; S;2O.
n, 145 A. 80 and 7:3h y. sunday l2:Ul 500.
3;45. and $3.50 4, 1886 m Boav ePmadepha via
camden 300 D. m. daily except sunday
ticket Onices-Nos. 526 and 94i broadway. No Astor
House ana Desbros-cs aud COraudtst No Court
II Brooklyn Annex Depot foot of Fatons, Brooklyn
Nos HudsOn-st., HobOktn Depot. Jersey
CITY. EnigTant Ticker Office, No. Battery place
lRANK THOMSON l.. p FARMER
(,epersl Manager. GenI Passenger Ag't.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
miscellaneous.

IMPORTANT TO STEAM and dGAS-FITTERS. G
i PLUMBERS and others. using Wronght!ron Pipe
quantity Of steam-ppe, National IuDe oiks
make, sinch s4-inch, l0inch Pinch 29nch ana 5n'n
below Apply by letter OF IN pefsoJ 10
DANFOKTH LOCOMOTIVE and MACHINE COIPANf'
Paterson, y. j.
/ AIDES, DRINK SERKYS TEA, and be
lLbeauful without using dangerous cosmetics sEHkfS
TEA removes erupuons OF the skin clears ne
thr whole Those who use II strike at the
ROOF ana restore beauty youthful freshness instead OF
bosh by cosmetics To be bought only OF the
sERKkYS co, SU3 Arch-st Philadelphia orders Dy
promptly at SOC and 81 per box Liberal discount
10 trade
DATENTS, TRADE MARKS, CAVEATS
i MUM & CO.. No. 81 ParsrOw. New YORK prupr1etors
OF The American 81 years experience as icii OF
Of Patents Handbook Patents with ull directions and
advice, sent free
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

y + " -d EIl~I1 gVI T4IlN TNlNII1'F y
y Leave NewNork Pier : North HveT, foot Rector st.
for long Branch, EatoniOwn aud intermediate stations at
AGO
Leave NcyvY York foot Libertvst c. 4, r. Of y. J.;
siJ sm-Tor Farmn gdalc, Toms River Bainegat ami IN
ttImediatc stations ~,
l.lJ d. For Toms River. Nneand, all stations TO Bay
Side Az ID FOR ATLANTIC Guy.
400 y. nj Iamingialc Toms River. BalnegaL TUCK
CriOwn X. IL. ana FlllaICphia
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
THE ERIE RAILWAY,

,INHE ERIE RAILWAY,
i now known BY its new name. the NFW-YORK. LAK r
ERIE aud Wksr kN RAILROAD. Arrangement OF tfains'
9 am Cincilnau chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches 10 Buffalo and suspension Bridge
p tDay) Fast St LOUIS Express, arriving az bunao
A m connecting with trains the West and south
west. PulmaDs best Drawing room Sleeping Coaches 10
= n H. Dallyl Pacific Express for the West. sleeping
Coache. through 10 Buffalo, NIAGARA rails Cncin-
Chicago without change also Hotel DINING cars 10
7 D. IN Fmigrant train the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, New York for
Newark 64j, $40 1880 m; 3u 4;zV 0;oO e;lO a;9p
D. M mldn gi Saturday nights only SUNDAYS 9;lo
RatheloTd Park and Passsc 6. $50. 10. 1920 Ghe
lO2O stops Rutherford Park only on sundays
u noon lao, g. $3.50, 44O. 5lO. b3i 0O o5O SD M,
~ midnight sundays g. $780, 1920 a. I lao Si5O $3.50
n 3tron S ss5 1850 $40 TO- 1920 ll;sO n ~ noon
i45 s. 3i0 S,5O 90 446. b. 5O h25, 6:so GAO G5 q
75O q 10 d ID, ~ midnight sundays, y. e5O. Ulo
Sufern o. 1850. 1920 m. 40, 800 D. 6!o p M IL
mdn ghL sundays. o. $50 lO%O n m' lA'' o'oo' D. H.
~" WaIwicE f50 a M, 4.30p M.
Nesburg Cornw ALL 700. a. m. $50. s'SO p M Sun
bsndoTt and Kingston IN. $3.50 m. Sundays $50
"Go.ben g. 75O g. iO20s m., $780, $780, 430 7 p H. Sun.
days D. $50, O2O a. m, $50, D. IN
Md etown, 7:5O. o. 1870 IN. 300 4;30 p. m Sun
oaVs $50 lO.2O $50 p ~ The a. m and 4:5O p
m train connect with New-York and Oswego Midland fai
PortJeTys 75O q, 1920. a. $780, 6. p. IN. Sundays
8 3O 1920 g. u a., $50 aad y.
NoE leave 23l quae" OF and quarter after each
hour from 10 ei6 aud al l"4o and II 40 M
tickets for passage and for apartments In Drawing room
and Sleeping COsohes be obtained ana orders for the
checgng aud transfer Of baggage may De of al the Com
nsve d,tices Nos 28g 4Ol s55 Broadway, y. y. No
Tunrt- ST. Brooklyn or AZ the Companys bepois:
Express the Vest srf1ye Ia New-IorS az 7;20
:" Ill., JNO. \. AbBOIT. Gen1 Pass'r Ast. New York
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
Gitn Real Gsiaie for Sale.


A FOR SALE.-The complete cabinet-fn-
~ ished and frescOed fourstrv high s0op brown
f ut house, Il feet inches rOnt by 90 feet in depth dot 100
feet. with fixtures between 9TH and Madsonaves; No
- ksst 63d-st fog $4,000. JOHN ID. CkIMMINs. No.
l037 5dave.
At ORANGE, n. j. (neighborhood speciality.
~ Property for and all vsrces great bar
gains. EDWARD p HAdILrON, 10 PIDe-st n y
nor SALE.--FOur- story, English basement :
Il 25th-st- between 7lb and sth-sves Address OWNER
Tribune Uptown Ofice. l,23s Broadway.
TOR SALE.-Nos. 30 and % East 63d-st..
between 9th and MadisOn-avcsi they offered for
$4,000 which 80 900 less than tbsy can be duplicated
for. Apply Oh the premises.
EOR SALE.-Ihe first-cass fOur-story. high
Il soop brown house 227 West 45h-sti 2lI56 lot
100; walnut hnish BIoadwsy nearly news III good
order: all improvements Apply on the premises
I'OR SALE-NOs. 20 and % East 63d-st.,
L between Madison and 5th-aves, story brownstone
fOr completed by days ~Ork Tor
location and the cheapest offered. Apply on the
premises or 10 JOHN i. CRININs 1857 3davc
MODERN TWENTY FOOT FOUR STORY
WI HIGH STOOP BRICK HOUSE, West 2lstst. oppo
ste Theological seminary Park al low figure. -
LEONARD J. CARPENTER,
sc and So East 23d -t.-Y. NJ. c. \. Building
I'd LOTS, including full front Easterly
Il - Boulevard. llS and l14thss for sale cheap BOYD
premises