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, 1880-11-14
GREAT STORM OYER ESULAND.


The violent storm Of the last two days, with
its destructive g,lcs and Hoods naturally invites
attention to'the present condition Of sctcnttno
weather-wisloin iu this ct,untry. On Tuco'ay
lust We published the following TELEGRAM from
New York: - dangerous storm Is crossing
north OF latitude Il, texT4es3 will arrive on tue
British und Nor'YcxiNt-possihly aIcctinx inc
north Fruncf-coasts between the 9TH and .sfn,
attended 10y strong south Winds veertn& 10 %
northwest EulGs rum and snow in nt'rtn' ioW
temperature follows. Atlantic very stormy.
This time, ut least, the forecast has fulcd II.
ser almost 20 the letter; "nty tue , psoph2I I2e,tIa
little quicker thin WIS cn!ctiliAtcu, 1or u ucsa
On Tuesday afternoon. mla seems A 10 nase
the night of "Wednesday. Frool ~ parts ot tho IT,
country reports reach s>nf tho vi1teEce OF tne
wind aud tile volume OF the rain: VI tise mourn
of tue Tyne. alld even within its stt!a tssacn- M
crol,s hartor. several wrecks have occu REQ: r.
suttn; in u lumcnta5ie loss of lltc AZ RAJ
mouth. Mt the other end OF uic = : h.nxuom. scs ~
r:be force Ut the sen Fr'n EuinonrE nn1
Southampton. frr'm Brighton and Liverp*,os. pe.
similar nec".1nts nsc sent. "h,le; III s1H tn"'I[a
tiot,ds i1 uil directions. At " cnlucE. tn onrnps
shrc. the line uT r.,it;Tay has been bodily "asnea
AWAY and l rrllc Il suspended. whiic the xts- ~.
supply vi the town IL cut o.r hT an Intimidation
which has invaded the gs.s-.Forks- lsc!Infa ~ =
threatened With shs s:stne fate. -At WALSH.
way stntion, and the traffic Ut the trains IS
sruppd Leeds is bl1r!'.d In SHOW md Lc:cesier
is overwhelmed with t1as~ wh!tc all over tne
Mitliands water covers the ntsndnss: and IN solne
places the hctl.setnps nrt G.'nccNlc'l t'ehcutn
tho utrOos. II IL n!Iaost unnecessary to saJ thas
In such crcuns' u:,ccs oxford lies. like venice,
Is So familiar III hardly ~ excite comment stIi
lcss Indignation. although it Ii perfectly *sa s.
En%n @ fhat tt imn'onS ','. 70 ca,,s m
which. il nI removable. susceptible u tcsy
considerable cnntruI- The effect " over th!r,y
six hours heavy and almost continuous
, 1880-11-14
DEATH.

For Tie Chicago Tribune
Into the dusk OF midnight turncth the noontide
glow:
A stream Of Inky darkness follows the rivers
How.
There was blood on the flowers this morning,
where once fell limpid dew,
and drIpped from the tending willow, where
once | sat with you.
As intn the Ocean's bosotn sinketh the snow
white ships,
Your v,xvs were as words unspoken when once
: they mud lett your lips.
As back into Silence falteth the song that has
once been sung,
Back to tho Earth rcturneth all that from
Ea:thwMrh sprung! AVIS GRAY.
HURRICANE HALL, Nov. T, 1880.
, 1880-11-14
PUT 'EM AWAY.

fnr The Chieaeo Tribune
Now ut ltsr the fight is ended.
Let tho land with peace tH: blcst.
Let rEAnsparcncics be RENTED:
Give tht. bands Il needed rezt.
Take the l,;t1Mt< from 11Ag@ now waving
They hayc had their little day
Are yonr uniforms worth savtnE2-
Then let them lie packed away. ..
PUT the drums where none will tako 'en1;
Hide the torch behind the 1os'r-
See TINT none can itni and breuk EN-
Trot 'c1n out in 81.
CHICAGO, Nov. u G. a,
, 1880-11-14

In many cases cooperative stores have been
successful in England. but for some reason. not
fully explained thus far. theesystem is not un-
derst0od In this country. an1 all experiments In
theorp Is that stores conducted upon tho coop
erativc Plan can furnish supplies 10 members
cheaper than they can elsewhere be obtained,
because VI the concentration OF custom and tho
, 1880-11-14

The number Of exhibitors this yeaF was about
the same Is In lS79 The Whole number of paid
, 1880-11-14


The Christian 1ntouigencer. Of New York City,
edited ty tho Key. DR.. John N. Ferris aud tho
ltcv. Dr. I. y. znbrisk', publishes tha following
language: 'Chris.ianity i.as to ito with lessen
nu less than spiritlnl. but thers: Is Il burden
which as yet ChrlssiaHltr has done- little noth
ing to tighten. 1t Is tho burden ut cutn,,er-
some ami Inconsistent ddcIs "n system in tho
spelling of our English tun9. The present want
OF method utlds many months to the roil Ut tearn-
ing to read. intensihes that toll tnto vckution.
sometimes Ut lifelong mcfutry, md Is the pro-
Lille occasion Of loss OF timef and unnecessary
expenditure OF materials and money In other
ways innumerube.
.:Urcthrcn, this ought not 80 to be. And. what
IS more, this needs not so to be. Just let the
literary wt1r11crs IT the present assume the little
self s:lcridce which 1t will entail upon them and
spell they speak. and the next generation vii
hav ten freed from the cAstsc which Is working
50 much waste amCng lis. One yetr out ut the
three years usuAtty occupied In learning to cnii
OH easy wprdS Mt sight has. been suyed to the
children OF ST. LouiS. by tho adoption III n To-
nctic modification Of the alfabet in her public
Look at this matter IN another light. it
rough spcls ruf then dough spells duff
But r-ou-gh does not spcl five lst it stand
for TINT. 10 tell child that it does Is tn con-
fuse his ideus He nnturaily-uncnnscious
perhaps, but none the less rcnlly-and rightly
looks TOR some correspondence between Il s.gn
and the thing signitted. This is form OF the
| definition Ut truth which Or. Cumpbcl uar
geniai, od-t1me Prex, gave lis 1t, his lectures
| On the evidences Of Christianity. Truth is the
, 1880-11-14

/ 10 not believe there is farm i'll our
nei9hborilood where 4 bottle ot Hamburg
Drops can not be found; for chills aud fevers
are very prevalent with us. But the folks
know well that il they only use Hamburg
Drops III good time. they can save nlAny a
doctors bill. T. LANCE, Morrison. Mo.
, 1880-11-14

Nothing equals Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup for all
eases Of throat, coughs, colds, etc. IS 3cents+
, 1880-11-14

Mothers with stckly. fretfui, nursing children
will cure the child and benefit themselves by
taking Hop Btters duly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24
TIME ERIE RAUWAY.

l.,
Il now known the NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND
MBsTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement OF trains, taking
s. a. NJ, Cincinnati s1id Ch-ago Day ExprtsA DRAWING
room Coaches 10 BufaO aud 30 pension Bridge
p m lsilyl, Fast 81 Louis Express arriving at buffalo
west Puhmans best Drawine room Sleeping Coaches
7p m. DAILY Pacific Express for tho West. Sleeping
C1hchrs uroueh 20 Budao hiaEara Pals Cincinnati and
7pm. EmlgEnnt train for tle West
Trains leave chhmseIs street Depot. NeE-Y0ri for -
m aud II midnight saturday nignis only Sundays 0l5
Raiksriod and PAssae g. ESQ To- 1920 a. m lthe 1920
O. trains stops at Rutaerod Pa only snndnys ~
noon 1910. :, Saso $40 5lu kSl ClO Csc SlO D. ~
Tan,ght Sundays y $50 lo'2J a. m ll6 $50 and
PTtsrsSn G. e,lS 7so $40 10 l0gs iI;2O a. IN 70 nOoa
i02oS. m, :i5 eya, p M, a6d IL mdnGhf y ''' ''-'
midteht Sunday u $3.50. 1920 l;lO Bs30 p and
: wsrSteE ESQ n NJ $50 m
Newbnrg ara Cornwall 100 M $50. $50 p San.
nsadSGt and Kingston a. m. $50 D. n. sunaays $50
Gsshen G. 7.5a o. 1910 a. m, aSa $50 asa n n. sun.
day., ., esS9 LEGO a. NJ ESQ., y m
hiddisbowh s:S0. D, lO2a a M. $50. $40 D. N san
Gs.ns CONNECT WITH ana osweso iasd RsiSoSd
Pot JcTyIs 75o, g, 1910 a m 4:so g. D. m suudAys
$50. 1012u a NJ, =, G:e0 and z . N.
EoBgss leAIe I'd quNror 81 aDd quarter aftr each
$40 q ~. 90 taib lfsab and iiJt5
sa or ps1sage ana r0s Aparments N DrEWingro0m snd
e1eea1E e ~ O.uel- lor inc DIE laG
E0s 15 4bl OF ~ en4sar, n. - 2CoarLSt BEolk.
Es,TSss fTsns iss 90 wsst arEvs IN owYu1k 1t TaS a
~ i1'e' $50 s. zsBOTT. ssza Rassr Agt. rSsw.YorA-
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW-JERsEY.
sEye Tor 1g'eNpod taoyrer Picrmgns Rna Hyack
l5nnasys = m md $50 p ~ n ITO =. ~ tTs,5 Vii
leave so mlnuteslaier safnrfaY nigIiR
$50. Il. ABBof 1sli4 Rass Z AGt.a 49,. sra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24

oS AND AFTER April IL 1874
Express Trains NoW-York WA ana
BIrOets f6rr1Cs iOlOWs
49, 1880. s2O 30 Bmitedl IL H. ], 33e $40 O. O.
1880 s5O and 10 nnd IL might sundays a:3O and
a. m y o. I:SO; 63O and 10 p N. and IL night
Express Trains leave New-NOrE daily except Sunday
5:So q M aud p m, running through Sla Trenton ana
the Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains o. yers.y city a"rdng speedy and dredt transfer
Returning trans leave west Philadelphia 1901, 800 34s
q 1885, s. 500 ana IL A. ~ liam tea Express lBO D. nj
Lao =. ., 6;3O and SJ D. Daily eAC-pl Monday I:Zb
on Sunday l2.tl, $40, 3:45, A:2j. g. $3.50 a. M; A.
7:35 p. n. cave Philadelphia Camden, a. M and
$3.50 D. IN daily, except sunday.
Ticket Onees bZB aud 0i4 broadway, AsJOr House and
foot OF Dcsgrosses and Cot9ndtss Conrtst Brook
aud 10 Hudson At, HUbOgen Dsp0s Jersey city Emirant
Ticket Office, Batfery. 80
The NewYork Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage hotels aud Residences.
FRANK THOMSON, L. p. FARMER,
General Manager General Passenger a ycnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24
FREEHOLD AND NEw-YORK RAILWAY
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
IN LINE.
FoR TIINr /, = q ~ al,,,,n sn H.

FOR TRENToN AND PHILADELPHIA.
leave Newlo T iroln station e. r. H. Of ~ j. iootot LIB
Fer station Ninth and Greensts at 7;45, o. 1i5
a. ~ $50 -. $3.50, 7lJ IL p M On sunday NJ $40 nj
For sahon corner Th.rd and Berk+s, At ESQ., O. 1ll5
M lSO, 3SO 4. $50. 7;l5 On Sunday at $50 a M
ESQ .. m.
For Warren and Tuckersis Gs3n 7:fb, O. lll5
n M l;5O, 800 o3O, 7lAs II IN On sunday AZ SAD
HI. bSO p m. ,o-,.,,.. .
From station Philadelphia AMI ftCalinR RAILROAD e0rnGF
Ninth and OreenstA 1,3O $50 ~ 10, l:t0' $50
5:lO 7l5, - p ~. ON SUNDAY. t:J1 $3.50, l2
PROM Third and Borkssia sc i3Q IL go n H.: lbs
$40 525 G:S0 i:3O On Sunday al $40 M 4JO m
DBDoles Pullman attached.
From Trenton, Warren and 1ueke stsl2O except Mon
Oays) 5:5O GEO. $50. 1918 1885, 22O S5, G3O $40
p m On sunfay-l:2O 0;l5 ~ M, t;lJP NJ,
II male Jersey City aud from
Brooklyn aud Erie Depot. Jersey CITY
Tickets Eals foot % LAhtryft, Noa 2J0 FOL i0l.
9I4 g57 BrOadwAy and ~ the principal hotels
no Annex once. JCWrpa Wharf, BruO4lyn.
NeWY0 II aaaioT COMPANY (Dodds viii eall for
check baggage from hotel residence . destination.
Application made ~ 9i4 RrJatway ard 1856 Ghaye
New.YmE COurJ.s brooklyn. All these Offices in
connection vita thc Bel Telephone snd Law Telegraph
II. r. BALDWIN. General Passong Agent.
NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Farc, 81.
~ steamers leave leeksp daily Sundays excepted
Ne1IaVen Il and ll;5O conDecTing VII b roads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24
l3rouhlpn l)ropertp for Sale anO 90 Cet

ITO LET-FLAIS.-FI flats and stores
"A. on Elat6us ave. betxeen sixthayS and st. Marks
Long Island Railroad depot heated with steam by
marble halle and stairs every modern Improvement; rent
Will DO low 10 desirable tenants; others ARMY
YATES d P0RTERFIELD. owners ll5 Walls.., New
YORK er n r. FLETCHER, agent. go Plstbash-ave.
ITO LET OR FOR SALE.-House. 81
n Hfekssf bense and 90 Nassau a.; houss
l6S hemsenst GORDON L. FORD, 81 Clai.sL, BrOoklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24
Gilr s9roprrIp 20 Ga


rksfzE FLORENCE HOUSE. THE Florenra
Apa9mmt HDnee. labBbs % tfhs7o a nov fsr
kile& Thefo are few aDaEten1a fHznEhsd aaf raift
ffs1E ROCKINEHAIf. corner gesh-at. and
~ Efto6Wny. apartments % frOm Ifav ~
n2t elevators st1e heati cabinet hnish Applv 0a
tsxznisse FfS -
Nsst Iz&s5Ass q $50 &ez1ak
ffD LET a-Stcry brown sfUne 9DxsS: 3e6
= 1ezn9ss8sagAs Esak stassEf rent q go -
( a AZ pst meufkx Baitiallx kssrnishe1as 10
3 $Vtf0 {2pes4t cane tstlRgn BlG 1kg1l kH1sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24
anrtion. Sales OF Real estate.

"A DRIAN H. MULLER, Auctloneer.
IN aS.4@; EXECUTOR'S SALE
ESTATE OF ANDREW CARDIGAN, deceased.
The 81 Valuable Lots 11lth 18TH 18th, 114th 18th
and liothsts. between the BoULEVARD and RIVER
- NEAR RIVERSIDE PARK
will be sold at auction Thursday hay a. ~ o'clock
the Exchange Salesroom, No l IL Broadway.
ADRIAN ii. MU bLER q SON, Auettoneers.
8 A DRIAN H. MULLER. Auctioneer,
= O. VERY DESIRABLE LOTS
ON MADLsON-AYE,
6TH.AvR. (cBETRAL PARK
essbs. Ethave, 7th 9Th 9th and M1ralags6eAteA
e0th lOetG. 1l0th. MA and 1l2thsta
Adrian H. Muller q Son will sell a. auction on
THURSDAY. APRIL %.
Ati2 O'Clock at the Exchange salesroOm No Ill Broaa
way. BY order Of JOHN II. eCREVEN ESQ.,, ana 8. " H.
cRUGER esq Individually and Trustees the following
valuable lotA viz:
sthLaye. corner l09thsk Central Park, 4 Iota
MeaphgsaeTve, corner I0eth st. lots
7thave., epzEer Illth-sk. lots
sth-aye. between litta and ll2thsts- 10 lola
& 11oth-st. opposite Central Park, lots.
Z 1Ilghst. near 7tb aud Stnaycs, 20 lots.
1i2th-sf, between TIN and Sth-avss @ lots
65thsk. near 5tlesyN. treaay for buiidingh 2lotA
ethNve, corner OF l2tthst. 2icts
8 MaGison.aye and SOfhsf., GlOts
20 per cent mortgage AZ cent Sc per at
PEI cant
Beok mars sc oacs Of auetioneers No Pnest E2soll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE

ANU UNI I'D DIAIEC MAII hUUIE.
Trains leave eWYOrk Desbrosses ana Cortandt streets
Ferries, - fol OWs:
Harrisburg. Ihsbnfg. the West and South with Pullman
Palace Cars attached, . A. NJ AID $50 D. IN daily.
Wi.iRmsToft, Lock Haven, a 1870 and Ere
$3.50 n. at Ttasgie
Centre tho Oil fteFon@
Eatimnr a-hnEton ana the -oCt Limited Washlng
Express Pullman Prlor Cars daily except SUM az
o. M arrive Washington III. Regular Mt 40 and
500 a NJ. l. and 10 p NJ. sunday 70 pm
Express Tor West Philadelphia i3O 1897 800, 90 fAmi.
ted ii ~ aS 4. 4:40 Q, 4. 7:3O 630 and l0
and ~ night SUNDAY, 4:SO and a. u g. g. 1880 SSJ aud
Express fG PliladeiDha via Camden 1850 M and p m
except Bunday.
Boats OF rookyn Annex CONNECT Win Al through tns
at Jersey city norhR speedy aud direct
frooklyn travel.
daiIv. n IN G..iJ IA. daily. Fr0:n
WashnTtOn ana hadino-s U.5g am 9:5U 4:3O l0lnp
m Sunday C;59 From Philadelphia 2.50 sos 5.yb
$40 1910. 1880 8. m; = $40 $50 $50 oSo $50 aad
Coz. GU Z. lO:AO. 1880 a Il. $50. 1910 u m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24
pUBLIC SALE Of the PIONEER MILLS,

IN THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA, VA.
We will offer for sale public auction THURSDAY the
en- dsy Of MAJ. 1880 az O'clock M the premises the
yalnA8lB known
THE PIONEER MILLS
located said CITY the foot Of Dlkea ana Immediately
tao water front 81 Potomac River with wharf and mpe
depth Of for and The
one wheat and markets country.
The building Of the best most substantial
found built OF 6TCE with splendid granite iOundzi0D
our stories high win ntt0 covered WITH saei Is lG0x60
1eef engine and llOxS0 has IL
feet hAs capacity u COO bbs per "a hours elevator l8Xlk
ess the iss end "a oea pair OF engines and SIX boes
hc3t31E machinery and gearing
Tie bnding GA rcana ieaaee from the city: no city taxes
% e propxzE sbe csDfsl nyescd he bumBees Of
aaa We tniak that appoaon be made the
fsF th1 ntzt zen years 81 eeliEe operation.
The Mis are open foR AnsioR parties Wishing 70
Terns q sales CASA pqeierred Though reasonable cash
md Y nesn eeua pHymsAsa vtsh Interest deed
~ GfEEK q WISE tor ths ownera.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
AD InaNe (rorn OF COrtlan

$40 for Vaccination Pittsurg. cslnnibaa Clnninatll
indianapolis Chicago and che Richmond Charleston
tho south. fRrnan frUm Baltimore % kegarR
Ohio PittsDurg and Chicago.
m for Washington and the West Puiiman cars from
New York % Baltimore and Washington making close con-
neetiens for PlsbuHg Cineiunat IndianaDOs BeElsVo
and 81 LOUIS Through Pullman cars, Baltimore 70 Ccn
matt and ~ LouA
IOOp daily for Washington the and West Pull
sleepers from York 20 BALTIMORE and Warrington
making close connections Chicago Cincinnati Inhanapo
oils LOUISVILLE 81 LOuis OlnmOus PitIAburE the South and
Southwest Through Pullman from Baltimore 70 Gin
einna connects a. washington with trains for Lynoh5ur
F1Ortde New-Orleans and the South
FOr through Tickets please call ~ CoinpaDyh once 30
Broadway, 6eW York. npd tcket oeeA foot OF Corandt
and Des5ro6B6Bsfk, and Depot JerBeJ CITY.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS 40 KANSAS, NEBRASKA AND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEl

ferry station IN New.Yerk foot Of Libertyst
wharf ''@''on IN hF0'AVn' i'O' Oh Aui''n''" ''"0'
conTnsncirE October 1B7s-Lsave NSw.TOrk. foot Of
ESQ m@For Pennington Eastea Belvidere. Bethlehem
HaEet0n wbesbaTTe, ElirS etc Connects a function
viii Delaware, LackaWanna SAD Western Railroad
Bgads Lake and axe HoPaIe9ng Easop Aicnlogn HaT'
seTantaa DSnxiIie williamsPort etc
1880 a. m.-Fer summeryile and bennington. ,x
Chunk Tamaqua Mahanoy city. HaEletOn TuDkhnnnock,
Wilkes6arre scranton ReadiuE, Columbia Lancaster,
p m For High Bridge GranGb schoo'eys Mountain,
Padds Lake ana Lake Hopatcoug Easton Belvdere Alien
$50 D. m~For sSmmSrvlo and Fiesnlpg,on.
EimiTa Reading Harrisburg and tho West a
Junction for Delaware LackaWanna and Western hai-
7i5 p m-For Easlon.
s;45. ESQ t:So lo:45, il;i5 ll45 m; l2i5 l. 1870
se- St5 AZ 80 o., "a AZ S4 70 ESQ 64'
Sunday trainsieaye a. S5 M II m for Bound Brnok
toTn HarIisIarS and he Wesf. '''O p =" -''
For NeEaIE AT 5:i5 G;i5 Gas, 715 as SID stS 999
G. e5 S; Ti5 Isl sis, us, H. IL p m '''oO
or trains to ocs points see d1u1e liable ~ at
Jersey CITY.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
Leave foot at iIbertyst for Red Bank, Long
Branch ocean Grove &C. al s;l5 ll46 a No., l;l5 l. OIL"
stare connections TO aud from KBYPoRT ut MATAwAN
RED BANK 70 aud from PoiNT PLEASANT at SEA
GIRT with all trains
FREEHOLD AND NEw-YORK RAILWAY
Leave foot ofIberysi for ~ Preeod at sl5 lis M
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
$40 m -For FaTmingiale, Tams River, Bar1ega, and
ii6 D. H0For Toms River ylneiand all stations TO Bay
Side AND Poe ATLANTIC ClTI ~. ,r,....
U. m-FOr Farningdale Toms Oliver, Barnegat Tucker
town r. r. nUd Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24
.nTsTERDAM LNE.

Astosalera leave Ca Pier AL EAgunls fry geresT Guy
An sTEttD "Wednesday, ApI ~ .l0f SE&tDA wed
peseay Alag e;E A ~ "a ~
~ kAzAux, General Afc1s "a Sg4th M'sltarlSS
re- ~ aRs so :. sSsa asa 49, sSsSE s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24
Gitp Real eslale for Sale

EOR SALE.-That three-story brownstOne,
~ high sfcep house, No. SnS Enst 18Th 9x40 By l00
imperfect order with per and mante glasses tanished OF
iufafnsned: Kem possession inmedate; terue saik
Inquire Of owners on premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24
gieamboats ana RniIroans.

FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau.
gat1e kan and HCgs9sonie Ralr99ds
6an hT any O S foa h1'O m 'O S'SO m
| FOR R0NDOUT and N.-LandiuQ
tGozzsns twest Polnt Cornwall Newlurg Marlboro
Doiawire and wai valley RaTosds sasnoats IA 1e s
p NJ Pier 81 sorih RIVE loot Of Harison At
EXCEPT saurdsya wien Thcmas cOTnel leaves AZ 2p N.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- ARRAN CEMENT OF PAsSENGER TRAINS March
so 1873 Leeye Degots foUS Coz tandI and
Aaaeh Chunk: Ma5lson Maha1oy CITY Ashland WiiFsS
G;S0 M Nisht ETpTs19 daily for EastgD. Bethlehem.
Geneva %abSra nocRestsr hnsio Nsgara Falls ana ts
WeoI Pullman sleeping coaches s.'aGhea -
General Eastern once corner Church ma coEtisRdsts
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
through rans Wi iesTe TaSS centr BcDe lS'S
rPa sl s.
ears CanSndaisuS Rochestsr and Bafao O"i
1908 Exprass Albany Troy connections
to Utica Saratoga, Gens Falls ana R,rta3d.
4gv p M Alb my ami Troy Express
ST GSdis rn5nT ro sTT da m me s can s r
ing cars tor Buffalo Toledo and Detroit and for Montreal
200 Fast Express for Montreal Rochester and Corn
Hchtreal via it AbsSss rS '''' ''"'"e''0' '"o
eas Eoehsser sia&Sa FaiIs Biaio CeSeis5d Tosdo De
Hoop m Night Express with Ueeppg cars to Albany ana
Tickets sale az Nos 259 Alb Broadway and at West
colts Express oise PARK place and 49, and 92 Broad
$500 c. i. MEEK En- General PASSENGER Agent
NORWICH LINE to BOST0N.-FARE ONE
II DOLLAR for special limited tickets STEAMERS leave
Pier 90 North River daily, including $500 > N
for New,London. Boston, Worcester, &c.
OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE.
" FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST,
A. M daily Except sundAysl from Pier So North River,
SPECIAL limited tickets fOld va this line for ST. GOOD
ONLY for the day which issued sDecI
1ed their face. Freight taken rates
]. w, FlLRINS. O. p. Agent ID. 8. BABCOCK. Prest.
PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT
A FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY AZ MILES OF RAIL.
FIIlSTCLASS ACCOMMODATIONS ONLY.
The favuriIe paia &C steamers
MASSACHUSETTS AND RHODE ISLAND.
Daily Sundays excepted from Pier 30 River
WnrreH-st.. ~ p
No intermediate landing between NeW-York and PrOyi
dCnce Passengers arrive IN Boston at 7 am
baterOnms and tickets securd 1T NOs $685. Y97 7s5 and
Dl2 broadway and 10 Metropolitan and F1h Avenue Hotels
New York. ana 36S aHhmgt0nst BrO9klYn. Tickets are
1lSO sold al al principal hotels and ticket Olces a
Offices Of WestcOt Express COmpaay Freight taken NJ low
1. w. FTLKrsS D. g. BABCOCK,
O.. =, Agent President
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Steamboats, aHe naiIrOaos.
! -FALL RIVRR LINE
roY RosTow THR East.

FoH BOSTON AND THE EAST
000EACH WAY BETWEEn EEW-HORKA AND BDSHON.
Corresponding re6RefiOh to All ether points EAST
B0E1on tckBts good only Tor continuous pasAA8o On
STEAMERS and connecting train 90 speec1 thereon aoxr
TIE mammoth PALACE steamers bHi6TOL ana
DC having placed the lae tar he season 81 1851
leave NeW-York DAILY tsUHDAfB INCLUDED IRON
Fler 81 y. n foVfof Murray e. a. p. m
Leave Brooklyn A3O Jerssy lJtv 49l y ~ va annex
11cEGH. otiaied Nee-h
26 al 40 527 SO, ana 90 Breadg end ~ 81 R ~.
hniela transfer E0d fi1tct qeeH, az phe otktS o
LINE on THE PIER and on board steaHaers Nos ana
OoGEtsE, aud nc Annex Offices Brooklyn ana Jersey
Boston Old State HouGe and % Old Culo1F Dapt
BOfDEN q LOWELL AEouta New-Ncrk-
GEO L co6HoR- General PrssonEes Agcnt.
A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE. DREW
- and DEAS RICHMOND lsaye Pier SO Al NORTH i,VeI
lootot CdS1Lsf, BY, week day. D. eonnecnnH y Al
bany Sunday morning eTcepted with trains NORTH "es
ana East. St4feroums waruEod bg nefm.
Excursion n Albany and return, good 30 daYA 20
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ITO PHILADELPHIA;
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED soUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
ls TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY; 8
DEPOTS IN PHILADELPHIA. 2 IN NEW.YORR
oS AND AFTER April IL 1914.

DOUBLE TRACK, THE most IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CON3ISTENT
WITH A BS0LUTE SAFETY.
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fonses ano Roonis Tuanteo.

A SMALL private family, Of social standing,
A would Ike % arrange with the owner or OeCupgDt nj
good house In the city, Che whole part 10 he tak m
board references exchanged Address ga Trbune Office
WANTED.-A small furnished cottage on
the seasore for part Of the Summer. Address PASTOR
1856 MercerSt- Je rsey City. Nj.
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RANK BOOK L0ST.-B9nk book No
Asss9e g tee newezy sayIn0l nask h sisslaE me
t1aer y n gaegsed 10 renrn 70 abe bank not Fforod
es1ese ~ ~ day g ApE 1882 syDeasn win b mars 20
f .OeT. Rank hook No. 10e, e22. OF tbe grr-
1sak ~ June !, 1e. ssiian E s. na6s 10 NV Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24

IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL Hamburg
Il Ame lean Packet C0mpany's Line for PLYMOUTH
CHERBOURG and HAhBU RH. - .
HERDER......-. April % WIELAND..-...-...Ma MAY 3
BUENIA NAV FIilSiA Nav Is
Rates 81 Plymouth London. Cher bo0rg. Ham
burg railroad n atn the uIhern part OF England
First CABIN. si0Oi Second Cb!B $780, Storage currency
sSn. G. n. RICHARD q CO., Gen, Pass. ARt
KENBARDT q CO. 81 broadway. New York.
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NIANTEDr--A limited number OF boardera
wv Far fh6 Summer For hftAer particularly inquire a
Ms. GEORGE CHKxIss CAmVsiilA latchacM Ca Coma.
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RENTq.EMAN wishes furnished room With
Ssn ss as ossapsH MUSIC Ssss 81
Boa
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-17

d 10 A WEEK Twelve dollars day at
D( q home easily made. Address True 4
Co., Augusta, Maine.