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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-07-29
Wa. Ashes !. -r.-s...

IN the spring of 1873 planted fcV
acre, 20 corn s1.l Ugh; .oam. vi,h sand,
.lb>o... Unlcarhel ashc, were applied ai
the rate q no; lc., than ,iNf, bu.hcl, pcr
acre and the crop va good one. L. the
spring q $50 put the same ,lrfAac 90
POTATOES. With no manure Al the time of
p.aniln. Ja>' a, the, began 20 come up o.
Goa, 81 a.he. a.. spread ou ,up 81 the
ground. abou; hfN i4,h,., pr acre. Ih,
supply ral short. leaving ;hTr, -:plr;hs "
al acF, % b, man4Tgd from a large heap 81
n.oc 6nc compost. TIE land -ccrs precise
!, alike ~ AL respects. all va, planted .;
the same time. Nth the same ,ar.r,, of
potatoes. cultivated .u the same manner
and d. vel a, | know bow 90 rulii, 81,
The season va exceedingly 1p. and The
potato crop almost failure iu consequence.
Repeated experiment. haze proved 20 III,
that here LAID 3, m4uuFcl no tac o,u-
post the crops rc,i,l dsoush; much letter
than vhcrv there j, none. or vh-rr a ,rn
course manure is used. When the dr.,
weather came. | fully expected to .cc the
potatoes where the a,hc, were suffer from
the dI1 weather first 10 ms surprise the
reverse 81 that was the case. The ir,
weather continued until the sod VI. Ike
baked ashes, The po,A,oe, whore tho u.a
nurc had been pa; dropped and almost died.
hile the trs, row, uuly three feet 90 AZ.
but whore ashes had beon spread. showed a
mos; marked difference. and Il so oouiinu-
ed through the season. When the crop
va dug. the land here the a,hc, were
Welded about 40 bushyi, Of nice poiatnc,
per acre; while the portion where the hne
manure Was Welded no; more than half a,
many bushels. and large proportion II
them we're too small for market ! have no
doubt bat sha, the land where the a,hc,
we're " Guild have welded at lcas; double
" bat il did had !; not been for the drought.
! am well aware that ashes are al excellent
manure. having used many thousands Of
bushels during the las, ten or fifteen YEAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

MCy feisre re 70
Sdf Mcke e1eSa S ETC. 10 Wallace
@af Ss% refsree to Geo Gilchrist $1,000
aoo lar Jos MesSs referee, to wm Lynch 500
82d.st, SO II 2d1ave, 26xeS.9; Rosetta Steinert
4tnsye " cor Of ioiinsi S2xiO0ii David Ste.
vens to Anna Chamberlain, =. :.
ioos john Ruddeii 81 al to william BaTnnm s64OC
A''S Mfs 10 Andrew Lion Sio" 1880
Grew Mitche and vile 10 John Conner. lsOC
insurance &C CO u to Chatios iaSpy l57OC
Hassin No Ho so1OC
S5dst, 100 It Q Madison-ave, 2Ox9S 0; and alsoes
Wooster ct: 2l9.9 IL \ HoustOn.st 4G.3xlOOX4I2x
100; ] v COckroft 10 Mary t Cockloft ana an
sth.sS. q. i25 1t W Wasiin9t ave 9j72S john
Conner and wife 10 Johanna Mitchell 2.OO'
s7thst zoo # Aye-B rC6 s T ar
Henry Ganzenmuller -...--..:.. 0SOt
se6ars and wife to Spencer flaming 6Os45
St Minis 81 and wife to FrSnc,s EcCabe 1890
'zo SnSnissha@ and wife 10 Thos Pi{usnby 1906
'A'ST GAZE rte So to Lore sD Met1ci 7OgC
ennecker ana wife TO- MargaTeta sc6Srnberger 1000
71Oihst s. goo # g dave: 151iOSIO Luphem'ao 5Oc
aeeth ST. 8 8, lao II " FranSiin.ave 25xl12.5;
and another executors, etc, to Catherine 20,
IOt no ss9 on map Of Rose hin Farm 3jx6s; Mary
Callahan to Ellen ~ Hennessy {: e'oo'
cree 10 Elizabeth Ges 1885
pescSek and husband to as Elliott l6.OOC
Sd.ave, 69tlst 10 70th.st 2O0.SXlOOi Israel
Casper wife TO Max Dlnziger. ...........
3dave 999 2OxlOO James Coogan to John Meta l4oOC
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YonK. Friday, June 2,

NEW-fORk, fTlday, juno z, 1851
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroou to-day
BY Van Tdsset RedTneH.
storv brick building with lot, East 26th'st 70
BN Jos. Mcclure.
lots East i0eth-st i0Of Of 4th-ave each 25x
100 II Lambert Suydam. Observation-Disclosures. OBJ
BIZ Scott MveTS
right title and interest IN the following unimproVed
real estate Plot of land. Pasaae'ave, running
through 70 Hudson River, and adjoining lands ~
David b Cox, oath Ward, 440x342x49bx24O. Also
2eetoo Of land, Riverdaleave, running
through TO Westchester-hve, adjoining lands OF
Lewis Van Doren also, plot Of land, " 3 River
dale-aye. 2086 ft Q OF Sidney-st. l0SSxlOO; Also
issS,coo acres Of land. KingsbridgerOad run:
ming through to Jehnson-ave DO Il n OF lands OF
Iangd0n Rolling Mill Co; also, $3.50 1000 acres OF
land KIngs6rid eroad, adjoining lands OF Mer.
chants and Mechanics Bank OF Troy also 43loo
acres Of land Kingsbrdge-road. W cor OF Inde-
penoence aye; also, stIoo acres OF land on kings'
son; Also acres Of ard, on spuyten Dnyvl Creek,
n 8. adjoining land Of Spuyten Duyvl Rolling MIL
Co; also 1880 acres OF land nnder water IN front
Of lands of David Cox, on kpnyten Duyvtl Creek:
and 1900 OF land, under water In 'front.' OF
lands Of David Cox, on Hudson River Mary =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05

On ana aftr MAY IL lSNg
iandt streets Fenes, 40 follows, a.o an
8, $50. $40 and 10 m" ana ~ night sundays 43O
E&pIeSs Trans daily, except SUNDAY, $50
and >. H. running through wa Trenton ana Cam
Boats Of BROOKLYN Annex connect with al through trains
Jersey city, ahoing speedy and direct transfer for
Rtf9rni tains leave West Philadelphia 1901 3:2O 3:i5 T.
7;{5, T. $3.50 and II LinteI Express 1880 D. NJ. q
S aa "a ~ dr. ~ 2 a ia "a aa a in
Leave Phlade PIMA via Camden a. H. and 800 D. ex
IieStl once, b2e 9tl Broadway, 10 Aston HOUSE
Brookyn Annex pepqt foot Of FgiGnst; BroGkgni MO-
Llalgrrnt Iickel 0nies No. BatteryPacet ,,,,,.,
FRA " General Manager General passenger Agent.
TINHE ERIE RAILWAY now known ~ tie
i NEw-YOKK. LAKE ERIE And WESTERN RAIL
ENHANCEMENT OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT MAY TO- lsso,
rooa coac'eS to iianaio aud Suspension hrir
y. IN. uauy -tAst ~ loa, EKprcss arriving az Baaalo
west Pulimans best Drawing room sleeping Coaches to
r. N. Daliyj-Panae E1lTe.s for the west slreDing
Chicago chan aso noe Dning Carr Chicago
90 p -tml.rant ia u for the Wes1 ,,,,,, o..
Trains leave ChamDers street Depot YORK iGr ia,
GeT a1s 4G ray ne I oy Gj s I5
RaihtIf ii and Passac Goo 100 10 lG2oa tho 1920
train Stop. IT utheroId ony og SundaisIlz noon
midnight sundaya GOO $3.50, 1910 l liG' V;5O . D. m
Paterson s. J45, 7:jo, $40 10 1920 1870 M Il
l5 l0 S50 Az AL 1io o. 2;i0 40 J:50' GAG XXI
5l5, io:3o tGi'T No. ~ 6so p = mdniiat
HuleTn 1:bO, lu:SU 10 31i JOU. b:lO, I: To-
1880 D. m and = midnight SundIYs BOO $780, lO:2OA
m l. -. y. 30 7:un D. ~. and . midnight
Warwick, 100 1920 a. M, $3.50 D. IN.
New Dure and Cornwall 900, 500 $3.50, $3.50 m
Hon3cnt and Kingston 800 m, $3.50 p. Sundays $50
m. o.o ,ooo mn, , - m - oo
7.ib o. IN sundays G:OO $780, 1920 $40, 700 m.
MitdletOWn 700 BOO lu2O o. $3.50. 4:JO 7O 7l5 p
M sundays $50 lO:2Oa G5 700 The $50
and 4:3O D. u with NeN-YOrk OsWego
Midland Railroad Il Main ~.
port Jervs 1000 9uO 1920 M 1870. Goo TOO. 7;lb p
m Suuopvs $780, 1910 p. NJ OOO, J;3O and 700 p.
NoP leave 23st quarter Of aud quarter after each
hour 70 OfJ p NJ, aud at lpiG and ll4o
=. NJ and f,r A,srtr,er,. roor,
and Sleeping COacaes can be obtained and order. for tue
bcckug and OF Baggage be lett al the Com.
a1ys ces Nos z3F 4Oi, or B57 Broadway, \. Y, No.
Ia.rrrr+ rIrp1kyn I at tne COmpany's DepOts
the West arrive In York at 7:25
ana Ilz' i JN ~ r. ABBofT, GEM Passr Ast NewYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF W-JERSEY.
~ Trains for Engowood Closter Plerm'nt and y
~ r.oI x. 81 $50 Loo, 800, 400 100 81, 6tO,
S.s0 i1i0n m EundaYs 9aO n ana t:45 D. m. The
1iSo D. ID train win leave 80 minutes later SATURDAY
ni ESHaoast Spring Valley and MOnsey 100 $50 No. 1850
p N mo. n. ARaoTT General PasEr Agent Nsv.YnFE
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
NEWPORT LINE

TO BOSTON TO RE RESUMED
Owing day increasing tho ran NVer ldhe
ithas been found TO furn incTe u e 20 ie
better mOda ion OF tTavci pnbic On @uh"aV'
a. Newport Line Will De placed IN gp ron Tor INC
Summer season Spea limited Tickets VIII De ho
popular rate OF S0b each way brtwen Ns%;l X anu
The magnificent steamers Newport ana OLA CJon
which Just been thoroughly Ovehaued anh pacn III
splendid condition for this Summers service WIZ eAve NeW-
days SundaYs uded uD iurth hOuco)
from Pier %. North River foot Of Muriays al p ~
necing Newport 1879 a. the next morning WIN tat
Express Train, arriving In B"son at f:3o M nol"Ss
& a arrive in Boston at $50 a. N
Returning Fast Tram will leave at 200 D. daily,
Newport In tao hours with steamer for New"
York - -,.... ut.u 90
Tickets and satorooms be secured only at Pier 70
North River, and board the steamers.
BORDEN q LOWELL Agents.
GEO l. COMMON CENT Pasa. Art
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6ieamboais ano Railroads.
| FALL RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST
81 90 EACH Jay BETWEEN SEW. YORK AND BOSTON.
CORRESPONDING reduction oil other points last.
Boston tickets good continuous passage on
steamers and uectiDg tram Specified thereon
The mammoth palac. steamers BilSiQL AM PnN
DENCF leave New-YOrk DAILY SUNDAYS INCLUDED
from -, n. H., foot OF MURRAY ST., o. %" D. m ~
Brooklyn M. Jers,V lltY 90 IN; wa a
br oh ned Newly Ork az ~
2Gl 27 40i BIT ga 9j7 Broadway and al an principal
transfer and ticket Offices mt the OFFICE OF III
LINE on THE pr r. and on board steamers; Nos ana
1anr,s and at Annex Offices Brooklyn and jersey tY In
Roston AZ NO Old state House. and al Old Colony IepOt
O BOItDES & LOWELL. Agents. New York
7 al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05

T7ROY BOATS, CITIZENS. LII, LINE e. n'Sy
"a fnsS No az Ncrth River foot Leroy pAIL e1esRs
sStarSay At D. m for TROY and ALL IaaV
IN sindaY LAID at Albany.
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Gouutrp Real Gstats fl1aMteo.

A NYONE having small Lafi al,a IN rsnt sy ssa
ng psfsicniss hear o. trnsty tenant oton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05

A MARY POWELL for West Point, Com
"a wall Newburg Poughkeepse liHnlon ana hl9gS"n
landing at Cozzenss Milton New Hamburg am tyue iK
leaves foot of VItSTRY.ST 3O aud 2iillSF at 3$o y
,undays excepted Baggage by express receiver AT eS'
try II. only.
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DroposaIs.
DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR. IL

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR l
DROpOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
Sealed PRoPosALS intorsed Proposals for Beef Bs
Flour, Clothing TRANSPORTATION, &C. las the case mag
BEL and directed TO Commissioner OF indian And5 Ncs
M Of MONDAY JUNE $780, Tor furnishing for the InnA1
service about sO 900 pounds 40O00 pounds Bed
On The hoO Ean PSos co
S3 UU0 pounds Flour 900 pounds Feed 800 pound
Hard 81 cad 1900 pounds Homlny 1000 pounds Lard eoe
barrels Pork 900 pOuncs Rice 200 POUNDS Tea
soap oOOa Inds soda so30Oo pounds sugar S3soe
Also lanse,s Wooden and Goods IN psn
Of Ticking 440OO yards standard Calico, $4,000 yafds
Drilling r. COZ yards Duck, 1871 900 yards Denms ~
yards Gin CHAIN, Bu,0U0 yards kentucky Jeans xg002
yards sanet, 200 yards s,9%n nceGnT ItgD
1890 Yards; Calico shrting, 1000 yards Winssy 959
wards: Clothing Groceries, NOtons Hardware Medical
Supplies long list OF mscellaDeous articles sueh -
WsgoDs Hainest Flows, Rakes FORKS GO ~,
ar that not Do contracted Tor 10 Dc delivered ~ ns
Agencies. a, -. - ,,-... .,.s.
Schedules the kinds and osntes y,
upp for each Agency and the kinds and guam
tcs gross of all other goods ana articles toBetnl VII
bauE fer contract and bond conauool
TO be- observed by Lider time ana place OF devery ter1
of contract and plymeU transportation r0ntes ann al otnex
n,crssary Instructions will lie furnished upon APPLICATION 70
the Office in Washington or NOS o., ana ~
at NeW.YoTK to e. 81. Kingsley, No 30 Clinton place
New. \ Ork VIM. Il Lyon No. ass Broadwg; and 70 "
ommssa les OF Subsistence. u d A., at Chicago. 81 LotnA
81 P-ul LeavenwortD Omaha, Cheyenne and Yankon ans
Ps viii ne at the hour ana day ABOVE stated ana
bidders are invited TO be present at the opening
All h,s ,nust be accompaped BY upon
United Assistant treasurer iof ~
h'ePer cent Vi '"0 s"'0"A''- T. fROwBRIDGE. q
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DROVIDENCE LINE To @. B z, Ton

a PULL NIGHTS REST; oSLY ~ MILES ~ RAIL
FIRsT.CkASs ACCOMMODATIONS ONAA'
MASSACHUSETTS, AND RHODE ISLAND.
aly (sundays excepted from Pier 49, North kVer oo' u
Wayr6n.st, at p m. ,....- Drorr Iyork and I,royi
hence PasSepeers arrvei in Boston at M oo- 7eE d
and tickets secured " NOS SoS oSI to ia
Go ,sroad@av and nj Metropolitan and Fth Avenue
EewYorF ana 1888 Washingtonst BIo3kEn ana ~" ar
oces OF WestoOtt Express ConJ any Freight AkNh ~
eel rates; g. BABCoCK,
L. W. fn ~ M. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05
Brocklun prupertn for Sale ann Go Get.
Corporation Notifies.


NOTICE.-JAMES NJ. OAKLEY & co., auo-
IN toneers Will sell at public auction by order OF the De-
mart ment of Docks 1880, II o'clock M certain
lots Material. including wrought and castlr" ems
information the City Record Copies Tor sale ~ NO
City Hall. ----------
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Dredging at anil
~ between certain on the North River VIII 9e re-
&c we'd y tho Department Of Docks III and ll9 Duanes
until June 4 1890 at O'Clock. For full information see
1.-THE CITY Record" for SAFE at No. 2Cly Han.
NOTlCE-PlOposals for furnishing Fresh"
~ Burnt Portland Cement will DO received by INC 30
partnent II Docks 10 Duanet until June q lS9
IL OCOck For full information see lho C9 NeV''u
sale AZ No. . CITY llAl.
NOTICE-Proposuls will be received at the
~ One of the Department Of Public Charities and Cor
rection No Sd until June g. 1850 Tor 1oceIIe
For uIi information CITY RECORD. or SAC AZ NO
City Hail.
NOTICE.-PrOpOSals will be received at the
II Once of the Department OF Public Charities and Cor
rectiop No oG .ave June g. 1880 for Ice For M
information, CITY RECORD, for ga at No. CV 1ial
NOTICE.-Pr0pOsals will he received at the
~ office of the Department Of Public Charities aud tor
rectiou 90 Sd until June $50 for Poultry E4r
fun Inform alton CITY RECORD. for sale at 30 CIV
Hail.
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On and ait,r MAY al. -.

DOUDLE TRACK TIE MOST IMpKOVED EQUGP-
Mr,NT AND The FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NE
~ LINE.

FOR rRENT0N AND PiiiIApELPHIA
Leave NewYok fr IN station c. X i' oil ~ d. Oot Oh LID
For station conner Ninh and Gsccns. a. 5i5 q. lilo
m. 1880 g. o. o. 1:l5. II D. ON Sunday a. 8;i3 a. NJ
FOR ,iiin corner Third and Bcrksst $50 .. HAS
M 300 j.; " ~ M ON Gn ,ay "a, ~ + az -i5 1l.r5n
'Tctnininr trans viii leave Philadelphia for New York:
From station Philadelphia AMI LEADING lnlo!a corner
Ninth aud Grvo'sts al 1*iO 0jn m; l2do i;lU-. S'o'
Irm Third and Berkssts al lJO 'l5 40 II a ~ l'Zo
g. $40. Ga Il.,U .. Tn sunday 70 saOA w. . D. m
~, uotrS Pullman cars attached,
From Trenton Warren aud Tucker si' ;20 except On
G G9 s a., M c MS T:i b M
Tickets ior sale at ZOOS OF lin9ity.i ~ 20. ~
CONT #. and Annex office. JEWELS Wharf BROOKLYN
and rc1 6Assss from I"lc o. rs,donc@ 70 do
AIpl adj a. can be- mlr at ~ ~ way anu -. & -
New Yori AID C.Tf,,,I nroEin A itrr' r'seI ar IN
ri. r. BNLDWi%. General "a seng, Agrat
DOR RONDOUT and KINGSrON.-Lan ing
MiCn & Ispq' sGp@r ing T1'9 ,f
" gAi bNiN ana THOMAS COitN Eli. leave DAILl at4
=. m. Per 81 AVrth River loot pi lArironh. ,.. -
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
N RIVER EAILHuA H. Commencing Nay 30, 1850
through rates viii leave Grant r'ntr" Dept: ,
Adams AID Montreal Via ~.r,iog Hn craving roam
l03o Chica-o AMI Western E1nrr't Dra"inf-ro'm
10 anarGaigua HOchtsci 1nd nLt". o. ..,,,,.
to l. CT SaiaogG ,Icus fsLs ana Rat an
600 T. n 81 I.5uis Xxi da y With sleeping cara for
IN ras or :I2o iooano Drrot ana Tor Montreal. ~
''i'T 9 fa,, Etfc~. ir nitra Rochester
my vs. ,i,nr;a srcii'g 10 "rnr'A hprh''i'r a4d
s:.6 D. M i,cidc Tpr,ss d,iv with slrpius rlrso~rrl
i:occs;ci. Nia-aa Fans, Bnnd' CcV'i "n l"'@ Do
i0p "a: Niph villa secpne ears to Albany and
TiL,;, on Sos. .. and rs 30 advay. nal a. West
cots LApc.s ON, g datSpiace and 4, Az go b 'l
j. 81 iGUC fY. den. sup. en- LLKER Gcn PAe''r At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05

Gitp Real GstaIe for sale
TOR SALE.-A daily newspaper, or bank
Il she most desirable property remain
ing unmproved tins city For particulars apply to RU
LAND q WHITING, Beekman-sL
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD, $50 West ODD
ST. 4.stOry. brick, for sale commissions allowed ii
West HOuston-st
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ettamhnata ana RaiIrnaha

A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
"A and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier so. Al North River
foot OF CdndlSt week daY. connecting at Al.
bany tsunday morning eIeepte with trains North. West
Excursion to Albany and return, good 80 dayA 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05

AID RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE.
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS LAST 49,,
A. H. daily d. Guiding sundays) from Pier 80 NOrIh
k Hc,aI limited tickets sold wa this line for ST. GOOD
Tor heday for which they are Issued, ~ Hpecl
SIn their face Freight taken " lowest current rates
r W. FILKINS, O. Z. Agent ". ., bAbOOSA, LIo5t,
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ITO PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE uLD.EsrABLISHED KOrTE AND SHORT LINE
BErW LEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

Is TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAYi }
DEPOT.S IN PHILADELPHIA. IN NEW-IOltK
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FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY

4. h:l5 j. III. ..
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
IN Leave Now York ZOO Lhcftyri, c. X H. OF y J.
s5 q. l!a For Farmingdale, Toms River BAT
ncgit. aHd int trmcuiatc 81 Tons
$50 ~. Route for Long Branch ocean Grove &c
l5p m.-AIl igai-FOT Toms X Ner Nlutahd, al hauon'
10 ~ Sde AND FCt. ATLANTIC Ga /.
Atlantic CITY for New York.. VIA camden anu Az
lantic r. II. and WlaSOW Junction al y m ,.
p m-Ah aii-IOr Farmingdale Toms River BaineRat'
TucketOwn II. II. ~.
4:I5 ~ INLAY Koute-FOr Long Branch.
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A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLEiS LINE, DREW
foot Of cana, every week day D. % connecting a. A.
6a1y sunday morning eIospted) with trains North. West
Excursion to Albany and regr eGc S % dsT
A LBANY DAY BOATS.-C. VIBBARD and
"A PANEL REV daily (u1days excepted leave vsstry
PPCHEhaeeDSis RhnsSsek nj GasHl and Hudson HUI On
BY boat Connect Rhnebeek Gby ferry with
fe on oe ed N anq DSs W
or coupons good on tho Hudson River Railroad received for
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Ferry station in New.YorK foot Of Libery.st
Ferry station In Brooklyn foot Of Fultonst, JewelPs
Commencing October O. ls7a-Leavo Now.YOrk, foot of
$50 n-FoF Fle@ngton Easton Bolvldere. Bethlehem
Bath Allentown, Mach Chunk TRmaqua, Mahauoy CITY,
N BeswSe ara Western Railroad
m-For High Bridge Branch sehooigys Mountain tam
rburg and the West Mauch Chunk Tamaqua Wikesbarre
1890 a. m. 4.s0 p. m.-For summeryle and Fomington
Chunk Tamaaua Mahanoy CITY Ii azeton TunkhaDnock
Wilkesbarre, Scranton. Reading Columbia. Lancaster
p. ni-FOr Iisl Bridge Branch schOoley's Monnaln'
Budds LAKE and Lake Hopatcong Easton BelVdere Aeh
$50 p mDai5 for Easton AusniOEn Ma1eh Chunk
Junction Tor Deisware IacEawsHna Western Railroad
For Eli1a6eth@AtG, S:i5 $50 G.45 up 75s $780, sS
300 845, 4:l5, 4:3Q 44 5l6, 800 645 D. Gl6 OSo'
nG W. fa SiH oard S Il 9S 5 III y % M for Bound
ana intermediate stations a. $3.50 p m for Enston' Al'n
town, Harrisburg and the West. 49,. 49, = =, o,o
For HeWak-At b:16, Bl5 $40, 1l5. 7i' 81 Sl1 Vpi
1U 1882 ll:l6 IL 2, s. 3:3D J. 4'0O o. o'SV ol'
@. $50, 7:Ij, S:l5 g1j, Ii. IL p nj. . .-.,
For ms 10 local 20 ats Time Table at stations
Boats OF Brooklyn Erie Annex make connexions
Jersey city station and from brooklyn and Enc Depot
Jersey t1ty.
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVl-
N SION.
J. New.l Ork foot OF l4bItyst for Red Bank Long
Branch Ocean Grove, &c, at g. ol5, 1915 m 49, 800
(hxl Tcss) 1. j:l5 p.m ...,,,,,,.- . =, ,r,u,.r
STATION, 10 and rom OCEANIC nnG FAIR hAEEN ,, ~
RED BANK. to aud from POINT PLEASANT at SEA
GIRT, with all TRAINS
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A CCOMMODATI0NS for few adults among
"A the Derkshlre Hills. City reference. 8. BENEDICT.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO Rail. RAILROAD % o;,,.

I'D NewYork from foot OF DesbTOsses and COruahu
sts: n,..-.--- co,,r,h,. Ct,ntoot,,
Indianapolis Chicago and the West RlchmOnd Charleston
ana south. Pullman cars from baltimore TO newark
Ohio and Chicago. - ~, ,,,-. .. ,..
SevyYork TO Baltimore and Washington making cicse con-
1scfiops for PtsOurg Cincinnati Indianapolis LOulsVe
ana st LOUIS Though Pullman baltimore 10 Cncn'
natl Louis and iis1urg THIS train arrives at wash
Al oav for Washington
Close connections for Chicago Cincinnati, Indnnapo.
liz T1uSyie ST. LOuh COum pus PtsburR the South aud
So,t est Through Pullman cars from Baltimore 10 ON
:COnnectB az Washington with trains
~ ivncbhurg Florida, New Orleans and the South
& hrongh tickets please call at COmpanYs Ohice 3l5
New York and ticket Offices foot Of CortandG
Cd Deshrosses.sts and Depot Jersey City - $500. $500
T0TT \ n "TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBRASKA AND
i'OO-N COLORADO
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
0atuck and HOusatOnIc KaroadSSteamers leave cath
orne slip (Iisr 80 h. RI daly 1880 ana $3.50
Fare lower than by any other route
r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II 4 PASSENGER TRAINS on ami after May 10. lSrO VIII
leave deDos OF COrllaEdt ami pebfossessH a a
n IN and $3.50 tOT kasOl, bethlehem AIieht'Wu'
Mauch Chunk ilSesbaTre. anda, WayeIy,
ihsca Geneva LyOn Buffalo and the West Pullman sleep
10 coaohes attached 10 $3.50 p. m train. ,.-
3r1ine leaving az y. me- connect LOT All pDln's
in, NahauOy and HlzletGn cal regions
80 ~ 8. BYINGTON, General Passenger agent,
ROBERT II. SAiltE. General superintendent
Ce.eral Eastern Office corner Chulth anu lOuah.s.S
N' q. II. CUMMING, Agent.
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or toJ. NJ. TURNER, NOrthamptCn MAss
;op eATF-WULOW BROOK, the elegant

untry residence Of the late Edward C. hch2rds saa
"a at fine charming village OF SHRUB OAK MIDWAY netWeu
PeeFskil Lake Mahopac The 1onse anu GSt'Ss 4
n are in thorough repair and most aseiuV lurhishru
ounds are spacious with abundance OF sado ana
sn,t trpee The whole constituting gentleman mos
confrv resdence II sold at private ses Dele te
Pst5 If lime viii AOld at public auction t0r pcu
Isrs and Views OF the place apply IL the VOe VI tA0
go East l2thst
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pROSPECT PARK HOTEL,

GEVEN SPRINGS MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
- Monroe ". T. b st. most reasonable heathfu Fam.
lily House thoroughly renovated painted parity
furnished: open June 1. DAWSON q Co
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~ 1rsna isaVe for EngoWood. Costrr Perm1nt ana Ny.
ack 7oJ $50 $50 a. Loo, 800, 400. 100, -. 60
S.10 'i1.a0n m, sundays $40 n m. ana i:45 D. M The
11iSo n M train win leave 50 minutes later Saturday
niEn aoust Spring Valley and onaoy 100 $50 m. 4a5O
?. N mo. n. ARaoTT General PasTr Agent Nsv.YnFk
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Wild DPbN JUNE
A rare treat IN store for NeWY0rkeTe
A RHODE ISLAND CLAMBAKE served daily In the
magnificent dining hall O the Clubhouse under supervision
OF Hiram d. Maxheld, the celebtrateG caterer.
Mammoth dancing pavilion, Emusic daily, billiards. bowl
mgys conservatory zOOOgcaI garden, hshpOndS boat
and bathing
Elegant steamers every two hOuIs
For timetable boats, watch the daily papers once.
| IIerl 8 uot
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GMITH HOUSE,
CORNWALL ON THE HUDSON
REOPENS MAY 1.
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NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
nnIIAR Tor fpecia limited tickets Steamers Leave
Ter 90 North River daily including sundays at 0OOP N
~ \ II nndOu. Boston, Worceater, DC.