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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-10

CINCINNATI, February s.-Hoos = Steady
and firm; receipts 1900; shipments 1900;
common s 2SaS 0S; fair to rood light IS 70a
3 9g fair TO good packing $ 9Oa4 10; select
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-10
HFvGo0Aa

NEW YoRx, February s.-cotton goods
Active Prlnts-In fair moderate request
Ginghams-In active request. Prints and
Cloths-null and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-10
Gn.srt SaLss.
.',,,.1RLg FARM FOR SALE,

VALUABLE f"NAi t-
,,..,,, c,o,. Of Brooke Comfy, West yl'glaia
1EiISs:a' y'n'D''' Ia cAnossty.
w. ...r ,lsrrss Of the Circut Court Of Brooke
NJ Iihus ~ Fntsrri 10 the above enIltled cauas
ooahly IA, Il September, lsiS Y \, i: I9tus
"a ths d county will lell u Pgblle Aaeta0u q
sbsra q pV' ,Ie Gurl House q Brooke county
AtifSya, ,G SSI 10 the Town Of Wslis0afS 90
w" THURSDAY, JANUARY TO- 1870,
,,,.,, d,,crIlrl In the BILL and proceedings IN
Thttll sA s,ll land IL situated on the EateTl Of
~! na ''IiIolSIus he HVn Of Bethany, BrOokeSoan.
i, 81 contain
" ere ACRES,
~, home farm Of the late Alexander
Ebo'n IA mi Ie nOd u whole, OF Ia three Of
nPr,,, u may seem bat Tor tue interest Of Al
ltrC -One.ionrth Of the purchase money
1EtAA ol ths day Of lalN the residue 10 lhfee
sI,h tad on credit ii one, two and ehtee
F1A m,sat,J,rly, the purchaser giving his bonds
ian VI .s.,,iiI lsaTing interest from the day Of
Ip ~ irirffeSl payments, win the 9p!9a 70 The
ssSusr to pay any o. a n,I nv ~ .inS NV
aiilI ~ II III consent the land Will 10 sold clear
YhllN' vIls uf ". J.. Campbell jOintng Ia the
ud5In, . NJ, 10 The tights Of Ms, ). IL CalnPbtll
5T Nv house aud euEleEe a named 10 add
hll, .,,,euee a, 10 O'Clock A. ".
AN etI i,nJ ean IL seen q the Sherh'S Once,
R sp@ SI y, Iov lime after lecemher !, 1878.
WtlhoufS' """' i, Il, CURTIS, ShRhf nc,
HSa ,,. ,,ie /, postponed until SATURDAY,
rIESsSSv j 18th, lsf9. J. +. GusE1 WI y B. g
and Intts ,t, ia" hi, mistake wish 10 correct,
p pl~ SS.itpt 70 pufrhGSe Will 10 me aaVor By
kilni WM. p. CAMPBELL.
bbI4 49, = $1,000. |
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-10
SATURDAY, MANCW 8, lS7O.

S,SSSIi9auE at 10 o'clock A. ". the following DE-
IL N e0pe'ty to.Wit A part Of the lot un,n 6trod
Tl..aIh ~ aud ChApllnr's addition 10 the city Of
,Sstlui, situated on the corner west Of Chanilne
SS,S..DS roth Of ALLEY twenty, beginning az the
lSsS1S". Mlnet Of saii lot, thence running uorth
~, ,Ntetn boundary Oi said lot fltseu iett
kSSj,,! Gatdiy In liRr parallel With the southern
M N Of aid lot one hundred and twenty-five
~. asae 'onIhWaUly with an alley fiteen IeCt
IN 4. 'saanlIy 1nr hundred and twenty two feet
sslatFn boundary Of Aad lot 10 the place d
Eh9Iai' etiag The Nme property conveyed to aid
d, IN. JaArS CamplEll mud wife by deed boar
iSS.JsIss,l Sh day OF November. 1873, and recorded
~ ptNl ok 40. ii, p,Vc iii, wa We N"'' NS''"
ms .oS, SALE-One thousand dOllalS Of The pur-
tai i, pS11 OtS mnrh more rs the purchaser may
RJ,Ss ~ NM We SIAuCe In two equal ailments,
Gs ~ In4 Twelve months respectively after the
ss,St e Sll Interest, the deferred ymcntS 10 bs
bsIsTsd!,uI' "S trust gu the property sAld. Title
W III ,HI oqt S'sIins as trustee shall only con-
'A u''sM Is vested In ire BY said deed Of trust,
]. D. EWING Trtlatha
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-10
Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.
Now Yorl. money ann atocI,,

NEw YoRK, February S.-MoSEY-2a2l<
per cent, Prime mercantile paper 34a5 per
cent. Sight Exchange on New York 81 sSX,
Sterling Exchange Bankers bills 81 So
Bar sILyER-peclined here during the day
from 81 OsS to 81 OSN.
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" a. - "
v. U. llAtLER, AucIIOn.
TRUSTEES SALE.

n Mue .! d.el Of trust made by Henry 8
/, ana Mary v, his wife, tn me- dated the 2nd
TTGdt Of the county Court Of Ohio county, West
SITah, 70 bad OITtuSt Book 40. 10, foliOs SOL and
., IILl ell Al public auction 10 the highest bid.
i, u front t1r Of the Court House Of said cOuu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-10

TIA 2la2Se; Western Reserve l2a90c Cheese
Strong western tSas9.c. Eggs-Weak; west.
ern 26a26c. Petroleum. Quiet; refined 9jfc;
crude stSasXc. whiSky-Si %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-10

Trains leaving Columbus al 40 p n, and N -:
tan daiy Thp ugh Chicago exprets leave Coiumbn:
aa!h ~ e11esPI snaaay q $40 2, NJ, with SleopinR caI
aasthed. arriving 10 Chicago at TS0 next moTninS
Ticket Once, Columbus, - ""'"" Oepo'
,h rSii%ans Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Can
Sossh Without change from SebenVille Sbd Damn.
Fon,' c'neinnAh' Louisville, indianapolis ana sL
For through Tickets, baggage Checks, sleepIor d,
ceo.1 and any iuriheT niormStIop TSn ~
an d. b a. ssEtt ~, y Ticket Agent 4 s
D. W. CALDWELL.
., N. FELTON,, JR., W
W. L. oHRiEN. f''~0ursh' Pa
mold seal Pas. And Ticket Agent COlumbus, o.
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eRAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

SUFFERERS E ESsa Nf Ensse,. DeSl aniEI,
VIg0r, Syphilis, or Any
icrm q disease, cured q The Old WESTERN
n.EDlSAL INSTITUTE, 280 Vine ~, Gin.
etuuAtl, By the only sure and relHbie TaInelle[
ho charge until cured. Cali or Wri.e for free
awe Charges low. Half rates 20 The
poor. ooSIddV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-10

Nc. 10 On Saturday night hRS no connection i0r
!. P Fl man. PalaSs. Drawing Room and Sleeping Can
Close CONNECTIONS are mAde for all points South and
1be route for colonISts and perSOnS MOVING Ia the
great west and % whom particular attention EEiyen.
WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV.
LeAfe neeinS q. m, I26 n m
!rtadelphtA Accommodation
Ifss Mheehng. % O. N. 500 D, m,
a. Ileken 70 AZ principal points on ale at Depot.
Once open At all houn during the day. " "
Information % the trayGlIngpublie cheerflIy Owen
n =, rSS,.;,,,,,r,,, . W; ". CLEMENTS, n. on.
ri; DEVRIEsi Gsn'l Agent, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-10
Ayers
Hair V5go,
Tor restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

viii the gloss aud freshness Of yOuA'
Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by It's use. Moth.
ing can restore the hair where the
follicles arc destroyed, or tho glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as
remain can besaved for usefulness
BY this application. Instead of foul
ing the hair with posty sediment, IL
will keep 1t clean and vigorous. It's
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dan
gerous, and injurious to the hair, the
Vigor can only benefit but not harm
1t. If wanted merely for a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-10

Gold Medal,n taneyi Ale.
II IhIrG'I No. ~ fancy, Ferguson, Smith 4 Co,
OihGF lnasipg brands In store and Tor nle b. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-10

Y dsS, 9ip y SutlARS-soO bairCl, cTpsBtd Pm.
n 4 ~ :! Hi1Thulatrl, CoIite mi Yello" Il stc,s
al lowest MSrkst ntsS. "' :" s"s'
,A'RElLl.Y 1909 and 1911 Main A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-10
TRVSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

n V1Gs o. DEED Of trust made By Philip Grub
H. mi ny TIis, 10 me, dlttt the NH Of March,
0S,v Ca ,Stasd 10 the office Of the Clerk Of the
DNdd Trn., 3hI CouutY, West Virginia, In
'1sSSiSn to the highest bidf er. Al The iront
MsSSS ~ SOaH House Of saId county, In The oily Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-08
TROY DYES FETGNKD INSANITY.
The Efforts OF the Sacramento Murderer 60
Evnde Death ON the GnIIows.

SACRAMENTO. May 27.-Dyc, tho late Pub
lie Administrator, who IL to be- hanged for the
murder Of A. NJ. Tullis. still Stimulates insanity
lie cannot be- induced to aliude to the murder
Of Tullis. nor to his execution. Your cor
respondent. yesterday. found him sitting on the
mattress which is spread on the floor and which
forms his bed, his back against the wall ana
his blankets pulled up over his knees, A large
strap was passed round his waist to which both
arms were bound down by the elbows. He was
neatly dressed in u suit OF gray. About his
head was II large white bandage. which the
turnkey kept saturated with water to relieye
his head. which he said was bursting. In
his right hand he held small bunch OF flow
ers which he was trying to smell but which he
raised to his face with difficulty. It fell to the
floor several times during tho interview. and
was picked up and handed back to him. His
face WINS rs colorless ~ TINT OF corpse, the
only movements beinR a constant idiotic wink
ing OF the eyes and nm incessant Jerking OF the
head. He WINS not disposed toward conversa-
ton. After the blunt greeting, Who the =
now and then brief answer to some indifier-
ent question. His time for the last few weeks
has been spent in writing doggercl verses,
medical professions or udicrous histories Of
Henry A. Caulaed the slayer Of James L. Eng
lish. and George Furr. accused OF some slight
offence both Of these men having been his
companions In confinement. These compost
tons he has been wont to draw out from under
his mattress and read TO visitors with JUNCTION.
pretacng his reading with the remark: Now
I'll give you something good" When asked
yesterday what he had done with his poems he
at first hestated TO reply. and then said that he
had put them where they would do the most
good. Besides his literary labor he has found
time for soma artistic effort drawing on tho
wall Of his cell u woman In full dress. labelled
Consistency" and a halet dancer surrounding
tho word 90 Doubtful" When asked a question
ho would turn his face toward his intcrrOgaior
for n moment. and then resume his vacant look
and crouchiug attitude. When alone he has oc-
casionally varied the monotony Of his solitude
with unearthly yells which have been res pended
70 at night by the mournful howls Of dog In
the jail yard.
Prom ne SIN Gfrneisn OiR
The autopsy conducted under the direction Of Dr
Dixon who had been his attendant phy stefan. assisted
hy Drs Perry and Hughes. homWouaths DrS Dixon
Cluness. simmons. Hatch. and Mrs Dr. kellogg OF the
aliopnthc lchool, were also present The brain Wa
found 90 be iu Perfectly healthy condition. AMI there
no sign visible ~ anything which would indicate In
sanity The dft the ri-ht side adhered TO ths
brain slightly showing that at some time Dye had r.
ceiNed some slight injury the head This cncctua,
disposcs OF the insanity theory In Dyes case.
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SATURDAY. June 7.-FLoUR AND MEAI-wero
moderately active and steady a the quotations atterly
se &C. Is as %Ssfa Sans and XXX SIC
$50. do winter shipping extras 81 i5sst4u 10 Nx and
ping extras ss eO1s5iS; southern BAKERS and family
brands f5.25asd ID southern shipping extras, sA2ae
Western, &c. s2aF5 80; Brsndywine, $3.50 Wheat
feed, & ton, sl2atlii rye feed. slfeslb 49,
Couos-spou steady. but quiet sales 20 bales Mid.
~ i2c Tor June ~ 25c Tor July. 10 inc Tor August
1911 for September, i2O7c tor October ~ tnc tor
PEoyisoNsPurk nrm and IN better sale; on the pot.
sales 800 bills new mess sio@siO TO- Old quoted at ses
$50 iustu ~ Beet easy. sales 100 extra India
mess si7So, Of beet hams - bhls sold atS7 IS Ba.
short clear. 4c, and $50 boxes dry sal,rd shoulder.
1l meats active; sales l5Ouu n fresh bellies, 8
p at Zoos .. and e. ID Al o scS o., "a gsk,Sa o.
Lard rmcr sales the spot 500 tcs prime city 90
s9d dc Messtn Ter ,uSTs 7 de ely cry $50 c
f7isc OF refined 500 tcs Tor the Continent sold at
ed7S, Dressed hogs higher at 81 5Ac latter tor pigs
new Western creamery, ifei7c. cheese steady; State
factory. 5e71sc Western do, 3hs7c. Fresh eggs, i3Q
dsAIs-whes, wa. quiet At sight sdy.ncs; sale,
Tor white stat. 81 i7al No red Tor June 81 i3
sii3A Tor DO. for August and 81 i6A Tor No white oI
DUH aud unchanged Oats In good demand and
again .ishsr' ,ale. 1000 egsh at S's 90 oI mixed
mixed. 5sseWc Norn was moderately active az
slight decline sales AH"o bush. including steamer Of
ol ~ for June, 49,, ord do Tor july, and 1855 for do
FOR cagocs, N'racaiho was wanted AMI l"pl h1rs SOLD
within the rance of lletGc. Rice In moderate de-
mani ,and a, late prices Raw sugar vas quiet and un
80 nhds refined IN moderate demand aud UNCHANGED
duli At 2e2a'lc tor 90 test refining, and 23s3oc, io
grocery grades
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FASHION NOTES.
Mummy cloth suits are In demand.

Mummy cloth suits In demand.
Jet Is worn In Paris than ever
Short costumes for garden and lawn parties
Hat and bonnet bnms grow larger and larger
ParAsols match the bonnet and dress this season
Bingham dresses hnd favor with ladies OF all ages
Brims Of bonnets may suit the fancy OF tie wearer
The Fanchon and the Marie Stuart are the caps for
young widows
Very small white muslin bows only should be used for
morning wear
white muslin hats, with nchus TO match, are shown
for garden parties
Caps grow and more dTessy, and are more fash.
iOnable than ever.
Large jabots whether OF lace muslin should be worn
only IN the evening
Lace and muslin scarfs worn around the neck in.
side the linen collar
Natural flowers should be 10 the exclusion Of ar
t1ciai ones for coTsage bouquets at this season
Leghorn and Tuscan straw hats the popular
well as the most elegant Of all the new productions
BYZANTINE point Is new snowy cotton imitation that
washes well aud initiates antique lace TO perfection.
Short bunchedu up Marquise poonaises Of Victoria lawn
and other white sheer fabrics are worn with short black
cOlored silk skirtA
Common flowers such hollyhocks exlips co slips
dandeOn panse and daisies are becoming very popu'
lar both In nature and art
foreign fashion IL TO wear white, pale pink blue
satin dresses hand painted in artistic designs by great
masters or sometimes BY The wearer herself
New breakfast caps have long ule or lace strings that
IN the back and brought loosely around the
neck 70 form loop or bow In hont on the bosom.
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Court Calendar. for Monday.

SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBERs.- Nos. 3. 81. 81
81 - -. 81 o. 70 20 - - 80 IN ~ III ilG leu
l.6 1871 1896 iae Ia itd $50 liH iHS. IA. lsS lt 1873
lnJ 80. y =, =. 2u1 us 2lu 2i2 2lN. al 2s 2H 223
"a 22d AZ pa. ~. 23i 232 2J3 t3t srEc.L TFEu-
pemurrcrs Mos. IN. ~. Il Law.-Nos lO7 i6S. mn
pa its5 oa iOol. sS 90 ire So. e'7. a5i sia 72i
AK, iOroi $50. iui. il2S Part i-Noa $50 1850. ioai
3it2, iisp tin a6p4 776 SOLE la2i 3Ctsi 37u1 500
i52nis a3oG 2at1 1879 $50 27Tu Aiss 5i2a, aiu' 42-e
49,. 1913. Part lf-Casc on. No calendar Part Ill
Case No day calendar.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Part Case on. No Gale ndar. Part
II Nos $40 Az h62, 57uk i2tu i3s $50 fio. $50 $40
ice l2s. III ~ 62i Part III Nos u3a, tO3. loi9
49, an 100 13g. ia 2Sn, i7n ~ $40 G25 p27, 80
CoSsoS PLrss-srfciAL Isns.-Nos =. u. 10, II. -
EeUtrY TFRa Nos g. 49, T. H. H. H. II % 8 Part IL
N0- 2i2t ieo 76t 7sG IVA ais. 1919 1854 iO4 sss1
2i77 1850 2pl 1913, i23i sss p5, 2its $50 1871 222a
1853, rs sal 3ih. 49, i7fu 1851 iUl4 773 22JS 4U7
lui2, oo7, 2137, "a, St3, lOt-, tO3S
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The stock market was more active and gem
orally in better tone. sympathlzing with the
more favorable bank statement There was n
recovery in the coal shares. especially Delaware
and Hudson. though not fully supported and u
decided advance on Northwestern common.
Wabash and Standard Mining We're decidedly
Nashville and Iron Mountain were variable
st. Paul active. but tho preferred weaker. In
yestment shares dull. Governments dull
Railroad bonds less active but generally about
steady. except the new Fries, which were active
and closed higher. Louisiana consols materially
declined.
Money was plenty, on call at 9@4 v cent. The
Imports OF general merchandise for the past
week arc valued at fi.3O936O
Tho bank statement was more favorable.
showing an increase In all its items-loans
81 .059 900; specie. $2l1 800; legal tenders. 81
031 400 deposits 81 039 800; circulation Sos
reserve Of t240 375. Sterling exchange was
weak at 81. ss9$4sSk for prime 60-day bills,
and yet the City OF Richmond took out $500 900
in gold coin.
Gas stocks are quoted: New York OF to 90
Manhattan, 175 to 1885; Metropolitan. l22 to
1877; Mutual 20 to 10; Municipal lis to 100
Brooklyn. 100 TO 1877; Jersey City. 1875 to l45
The New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company will pay, July /. "a dividend
OF v cent ON the stock OF tho Harlem Rail-
road Company. and July 10 one OF cent. on
Its own stock.
The reconstruction trustees OF tho Erie Rail
way say In recently issued circular: " In
1873 the trat1le Of the Erie Railway amounted to
over 500 900 900. and for the year ending 1878.
according to Sir Edward Watkins statement.
at the meeting; to sc 400 600; i may be fairly
| yantages OF the third rail and their access to
| tho New England States. they will amount 10
| tl9,0O0.OO0 and II the expenses are taken at
Gana New york being
J amount to tOSOO.OO0." Nevertheless the COM
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the Custom House would make snohord rivc me hack
my statement Swnyz'e came 10 me and asked me what
wanted, aud told him S2.lOl llaugherl When De-
Lacy told me what he put IN tho anla,tt said. That's
pretty strong II put that in better II
through else get II Withdrawn and he said he was
going ~ Il through aud he has sad ever sinc"
asked him this morning. before he went on the stand
aud he said he going to swear TO II. and he
told Just before he In that door nud pledge
YOU my word aud honor thought he would stuck by u
You see don't know that niger yet Greaf mcrrincnt
told Juhnit he stuck hy me I thought we would make
some money out oi this and ] tiuk will get g25ul
That Is all the conversation had with him about T.
Warmoth came and asked me to take position IN tue
Custom House lie lust sad. Go around aud ~ tu
work. There not anything said about whatit was
for lie Is great iricnd at minc aud used 10 come
around aud say Don't be fool; and take tile job
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soIovIeR ssnteneed % Death.

sT PETERSBURG. June Tho Supreme Tri-
buna Yesterday declared Alexander soloveG guilty OF
70 overthrow the State After recapitulang the facts OF
ms atept on the life Of the Car the Judgment OF the
Court sentences solOyien 10 death by hanging ater de.
priFauon Of his civil righta
soloyeG has been allowed twsntyfou' hours to make
~ HpDeRl Tor mercy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-08
ADrIIGnTFULs AFTERNOON

"A TRIP up the Hudson to West Point SUNDAY AfteT.
nOOn June :, the tavorite, swift and elegant
SYLVAN DELL
viii make her nrst ant only this the beau
uful Hudson, and Will present delightful opportunity to
visit the
PICTURESQUE, ROMANTIC AND WORLD RENOWNED
scenery THIS region without the edousness all
day The steamer Will leave Pier l. n r. tBAtery)
at ~. foot at nd st. at 4. NJ. returning the
city by ~ r. NJ. TICKETS tor the ROUND TRIP 80 CTa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-08

ssBC. r No.. 81 500 W C. Tel .tl3't9ii3k
1On Can So.......... .a5ft 400 Y. Tel ...... ~
5g2n Cent J. 52he5ls So Amer. n Tel So. e65a.
h3 Ghcs A Ohio g 5u r. sar. ......,. los +.
30 chic At.~S30s2S 60 y El...leOis0 lel
lOO ChAAltu lit 2l3O Mss. l5A Nljt,
325ia On. W. 6ffsf6a - Panama. ........ lfs
1900 On An W pf % sestA i4lo5 Nall. .l79ish
i6Chk III 1885, IS ftW.k q loaf @lO9
1880 - Paul.. 81 ahl 23iO NJ. as. 2ui. -
2dD ST T. NJ. sos go 100 X G. A N.....iasla't
2uo Ciev p. e1esiH 100 &c IN pf4itrfguiS
400 &C C. l. .49As4si GtD Union pac. .7al, s74i,
~ &C 7hed'l ESQ Wabash 80 as.
1850 D. l. W. .5ot. s5Si. Gu sutro r........
10 Dub s c.. .S5as 90 Ho. NJ. Co ...... .a~l,
IF5u Ere.........27A 927 $3.50 stand NJ Nd 80, 80
GO Erie n ... 81 hehi 90 St l. <. p %. ga,
400 Hama StJo2t Ats2iiS $50 It l. ASF pf.......iI
90 u &StJo pf .4a'sSta wells y. tx. .....irah
10 H. Cent .e5if 222 Adams TX 1861, QO5l
an Kan. Pac.......... Sos l0n nan. A TeX.I49lt
1900 Lake Shore 7i s7iF, ltu Canton COCO. -
$3.50 Lou n 6Ss aa3i 1uO Quck silver.... IS :.
2O0 Mich. Cent. .77ha77 PO r. A Kok. rs f924i.
60 Nor Ess-92;s ea2Sl 40 N.,C& It L....'. ~
10N Y. Cen. .ll1lsl Total sales l5366i shATeA
lei A nd
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A -A.-rLEAsUKr. BUS An coMFoRr.

"A. BEAUTIFUL, BEAU flFUL. BEAUTIFUL
Palace steamer HARLEM, Capt G. u. Longstrcet
SUNDAY June :, up lhe East River and Long Island
Sound To College Point and CITY Island. Leaving Fulton
Market slip at 45 4 VI. amt = W. Landing az Grand
st, llth 81, urecnpont and 3h st Returning. from
city Island. II 4. NJ ant 4 - l. VI; College Point -
NJ and $50 + VI Fare to College Point. 10 ceuts City
Island. - cents way. Music aud refreshments on
board. &. H. LONGS REEF Superintendent
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lNONEI ISLAND. EAST RIVER
" The elegant steamer HAMPTON makes DAILY ex-
cursions a. Cuncy Island via Locust GroNe leaving
Pier foot Pier foot Ut Pier Of Pier 10, foot
3hi II, T.. r. 9th II, T. X Broomc e. OF Maiden lane
0nnA NJ. 80 A NJ 0;2O A VI. $50 A. NJ.
1900 VI. 1910 T.. NJ II ~ T.. VI. IL 20 T. ".
$50 r ". 3,iOP NJ $50 +. VI. 400 +. VI.
Trains leave the Island 10 return connecting with this
Boat at - and $50 NJ The most comfortable route
TO Coney Island cool ana pleasant ride down New York
Ray, with but six minutes ride on the 10 Brighton
Pier Elevated Road east side connects at saith aud Full
ton SITS Fare. 3Oc. Excursion tickets. 50c.
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mo rmILApELPmIA

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE oLD-EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOrS IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUTP.
MENr, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER APRIL % 1879
EXPRESS Trains leave New York pesbrOsses and
lAndt Street Ferries. rs follows:
43D, ~, 500 40 Limited, II A. VI. l. $50. T. s. a.
7.31 30, and Ia +. NJ. Sundays, 4 80 aud A NJ s. g.
T.3O $50 and 10 T. NJ
Boats Of "Brookyn Annex" connect with an through
trains at Jersey city, anordmg speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Returning trains leave PHILADELPHIA 10 o. 20 So Z
735, =, s3n, and II NJ Limited Express 80 r VI j.
2. T. . 80, T. and 7.a1 T. VI. On Sunday, ~ ul, 10
3;a5, =, = 80 A. NJ 4. 7. 81 r. "
ncket Offices, 80 and ga Broadway, Aston House,
and foot Desbros-es and Coraudt sts Court 81 and
Brooklyn Annex Depot loot OF Fulton st. BROOKLYN IA
l6. and lls Hudson st. Hobokru; Depot, Jersey City.
Emlgrant Ticket ONCE, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON L. 2. FARMER,
General Manager. GEM Pass ugcr Agent
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EAD0UARTFWS for water excurs,c

n To charter, superior steamers hest harges, and
following grounds Starins Glen Island. Long Island
Sound, has no equal Hudson Grove Sarins Alpine op-
posite fonkers, Aderny Park and Iona Island To Sc
cure choice Of days apply at once Office u SrARNS EN
CVRsIONs, Pier 10, H., TOO Vi Cortland. 81, NeH YVTk
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Grturslons.
MANNHEIM BEACH RAILWAY.
DOUBLE TRACK OVER THE ENTIRE ROAD,

GREENPOINr DIVISION.
Leave foot nj 23d st. East River by steamer Sylvan
Groye-s4 ~. 04h, lOi5, II - A. NJ II IS, las i5.
3.i1, 445, D 40 Tor Manhattan Beach.
RETURNING LEAVE
Manhattan Beach, 80. 10 NIX A. NJ; 1880 | 30.
ESQ, $3.50, ~, $50, G 80. 7'auP NJ.
Ray RIDGE DIVISION
Leave North River, steamers Thus. Colycr and Twi-
light, 22d 81 . 20 10 %. 20 A. ~; ~ % -, -,
Leroy st-e.95. lo.s5. ils5 A M 1885 l So, ? IS.
per s-955, 1888, II ;55 A. NJ 1883 .55 2.55 49,
4;55, sos 4. NJ.
RETURNING LEAVE
SIP NJ 0 0 ~ ~ ~ y ~