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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12
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Abandoned in Port.

The steamer Washington,
from Havana. Cuba, brought
lo this port yesterday Chief
Mate Poison and five Seampn
| Constance, which WAS aband~
oned Sept 10 III the harbor Of
Frontera, Mexico. The Const
ance left lIclsinborg, Swedan,
July 4, with cargo OF rails
Tor Brazil and i crew Of eleven
men Fhc voyage TO Rio Jane
lro was made withonl mishap,
bat in entering the harbpr
there the vessel struck several
time, causing her to leak The
cargo was discharge and The
Constance proceeded 10 Front
era for load OF mahogany.
Of her subsequent abandon-
ment and wreck in the labor
Of lfrontera one Carlson, the
carpenter Of the vessel, gives. Ii
strange account On hr poy.
age from Rio there was con,id.
cradle conn laint on the part
Ut tho crew about the work at
tue pumps, whleI, was neeess~
AIRY to relieve the vessel oi
water accustomed 10y the leaks
made 1T liio Jaeiro. On
arriving 1t l,laulrra llr Vessel
had to Is outside u the har
bog, tie har Al It's entrance
ptereting her from getting IN
AMI the cargo III mahogany
WIS u have been tloaled
alongside. .i'ae day after hvr
arrival some Of The crew prop
oSed ~ abandon her Capt.
'fuvaneol consented To have Il
survey Of the bark made To-
satisfy them that she Was sea
worthy lie started in 4 small
boat for town. but tn crossing
the bar he and one of the sea
men were drowned. a survey
was, however, subsequently
made, when ii WAS asCertalned
that the damage 70 the bark
was slight, and that she was
and that she was otherwise per
fectly stanch. Chief Mate Pol.
sen assumed charge after the
drowning OF Capt. TuvanSon,
AMI M attempt was made to-
get the vessel over the bar for
repairs. Being badly ballas-
ted she refused TO obey her
helm. and was run ashore
The crew 1T once abandoned
her, and. so Carlson says, an
attempt was made to haul her
higher up after she had beach
ed. In this condition she re-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12

Madison Journal: There has
been great deal of talk lately
on the subject Of erecting and
operating watch factory in Mad.
ison, and the thing seems to be
assuming u tangible shape. City
Clerk Corscot is in receipt of a
letter from y. NJ. Jackson, o.
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, asking
for information concerning the city
and stating that he wishes to ar
range for stating watch factory
here if everything should prove
satisfactory. Mr.. Corseot has writ
ten to the gentleman, and further
Developments may be expected in
4 few days.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12

The police Of Minneapolis have
captured a woman who for eight
cen months has worn male attire
and represented herself as a neph-
ew of August Belmont of New York,
while engaged in studying medicine
and making matrimonial engage
ments. Darlington Democrat.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12

During the month of October
30,697 omigrants landed ut Castle
Garden, the largest number that
ever arrived in q single month.
There may be land that is
fairer than this, but this land will
do for the present, on II pinch TX.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12

The Wisconain legislature will
BE- composed as follow: Senate,
25 republicans and 8 democrats;
assembly, " republicans and 23
democrats, giving n republican ma
,iority on joint ballot Of 60.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12

Just as we go to press we learn
that New York has gone democrat
ic and Hancock is elected. We
were afraid Of this all along. Peck
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12

Mary Bell, aged 105 years the
Oldest woman in Kansas, was bur
led at Kansas City, Mo-, on the
18th inst, Her aged is reported
to be we'll authenticated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
COMMUNICATING Notlces.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
p YuRk rN.sTNE WILL BIZ EECEIVED AT IHE
4. rows OFFICES Va lbs Droad"ay cor dmry hrst
a. 3cS Wr.t Tw-H;yhinl''r ro!her Eigatn'1V sa
h'd Iyc c. rorlv,s-vrnths az thr IA iLEM 2FFiHrs
Nn,..Sl rn.rayr Oar hundrC anltWehy'l'uIlhse
tuaIicir SAVING, Bauk EmmGi - Ia D m AZ regular
one, ""- --------
VNUE UNDERSIGNED have ilis day lOrlhed
urup.iidcr- llp undrf The hTin hauie u
GDEFE K RANDLIa ..-.
40 -. ir,.tI. .ct CIAS. G.. GOFFia
+" '. JOHN l.. HANDLE
80 n Val -. May ], 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
fee come. ChuIrI ard tOrtlAndt.st;
CHAS. II. Gu AMINGS. Agent.
Etlp t0anlc0

D0Y WANTED in y lawyers Office, about
I'D ~ years OF COCA Ienuan. AdicesJ. - Boa -,
Tribune once.
WAN fED.-A corresponding clerk familiar
W With counts Rid mercantile afl dsO with Cstom
House iisu9s. c.prrs Adir-s hy letter. Stating
prriencc rslry exported guo" icig %. loelSu iagua
NNNNTED.--LaGit; WHO Il. sire to cmrloy
w tLrr Isu rAous q hrWr 20 iaruiu styl' or fancy
uc.tl.Noia: vOk hberslt rad nr scud pdttctcd
ru yriupr PERSONAL, iut circulars. GREY ( 60, NJ
$50 Il az o.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09

Mime. DEMOREST'S GRAND OPENING of
lNE Paris Novelties Cor Summer FASHIONS comprising
great variety Boautul Designs II East 14thst Rue
Scribe. Paris. anu agencies everywhere.
STH-AVE. TAILORS' MISFIIS at half price;
- dress suits loaned SHEA BrOome and Crosby
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
Cetiures an0 MeetinSs.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
of the School OF Columbia College wp
take place at the caeay OF Music this city, on We1nes
day MAY ~, at O'Clock III.
The degree OF Bachelor Of Laws viii be conferred upos
members Of the graduating class and the annual prizes
awarded.
An address will delivered before the class BY Professor
THEODORE w. DWIGHT, Warden OF the Law School. and
au inaugural address by Professor JOHN DILLON.
f. a. p. BARNARD, LID.
President Columbia college
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Traiu leave York DesDrOsses and Coruandt Streets
Ferries rs follows:
Harrisburg ttsburg the West and South, with Pullman
Palace attached a. and $3.50 D. m. daily.
WliaInsUOrt, Haven m $50 p. M CORY and Erie
J.. connecting aJ CORY Isf lltu5Yne,
Centre and the oil heiOn2. -, ,r.,.-,..- .
,hngOn ami the OHcH Limited W aShlngton
Express Pullman Paror cars daily except SUNDAY 10
A. ~ arrive washington Az p. ~ nTsuar at A;3o ana
Express Philadelphia 1880 1870 500 90 Limi
t9I IL M $50 /, 1870 D 6. 7:3O $3.50 and 10 D.
aud II night SUNDAY 4:3O and ., &, 1880 $3.50 and
JC -. M II night 80
ESi6 1rGoiyn Annex" connect with all through trains
M Jersey anUrg speedy and direct transfer for
BrOoklyn travel. ,,...hu-o t.or ,o.,oo .. ,o,o -.
a,, a. a. M D. daily except Monday.
WGaGGhpcton ana Baltimore 500 am $50. $50, l0l0p
" 'u,,or $40 A. H. From Philadelphia, 800 bOj 6:j0
aio 1910 1880 a. M 4 5:5O 40 400 G:5D $50 and
dfWHtV atm : lGlO, 1880 q H., ESQ. 1910 D. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRK. Saturday, May 6, 1880
The following was the only sale held at the
rchange salesrNom TO-DAY:
: BU RichdFd v HdTpeh.
.,ot NJ lard n West qttl. ST. block front OetWHel
1ithaye and Boulevard, '2jx2'.3 aud Mot OF
land W BOuevaId. 25.2 IT OF oGth.s f1A%<o -, 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09

IN Leave Ncwl Ork foot Iibertv.s.. G. H. H. Ol ~ j. 49,,
S:l5 a. m.-FOr FaImngdae Toms River Barnesab ana
intermediate
$50 a.. III. for Long Branch. Ocean Grove &C - -. H.,
l:lJ y. For OuS l;Ncr NlHc d' all STATIONS u nay
side AND FOR ATLANTIC CITY. ...-,..
PM For .atm!ngdale, Toms Liver, BATitS"t luCkeI
town y. r. nHd y aC' phl.
Il u. IN Il Long Branch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09

VNHE ERIE RAILWAY,
4 now known as the NEWYORK, LAKE, ERIE AND
W ESTER% RAILROAD Arrangement Of Trains taking
. a. n CINCINNATI and chicago Day Express Drawing
A. H. connecting with fash trains the West aud South.
west Pullman's best Dra"nRfOolh sleeping Coaches 10
7Tm DAILY Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
Chicago change also Iotel Dining Chicago
Trains cave Chambers street Depot. New-YOrk, for
Newark. 4j $40. ll:3O am; $40. APO j:2O 6lO $3.50
p. and T. midnight Saturday nights only sundays o;lo
Euiherfod and Passaic 100 TO- 1920 a. M Che 1920
noon Id a. :n 40 $40, 5:3O. $40. $50, $40 D. M, II
uunight sundays T. $50 l023 a. M, l;lj G3O p No. and
T i5 E'C 5:l5 100 $40, 10 1929 Il$o - noon
5.n ~ 10 D. IN aud II midnight. sundays 8. $3.50, 9;lj
1910 a. N. 40 $50, p H., and II midnight -
midnight sunday, q, 6;e' O2O M l4V, $780, p n and
l. W Vir5, ct't 100 a. H.. $50 p. ID.
Newburg Cornwall, 1850 a. m. 3:3O 4:3O p m sun
uRSu,omt aux Kingston $3.50 p. Sundays. $50
sh.n G. 80 O. 1920 a NJ $780, 800, 4;3O, p m. sun.
DAY. H. $50, iu:1O 4. IN, G:3O I D. m
Nldrtowu. 800 8, lO2U Iu. 80 $50 p; N SUI
tiSs connect with New.Y and oswego Midland Railroad
al 6at "rls 800 . lO2Oa M, 43O. CT p Sundays
so iu:si n. H.. t. $50 and p IN.
ofyBOats I'D quarter OF AMI quarter after each
Tickets passage aud for apartments Ia Dr ami
srrl INK tOAt C1u DO alu ,, ~ a. y
ana transfer 81 baGgage may bo Lett al inc opany 0nc
Nns 2{g 4Ol 81 Broadway, y. Y. M Cuurtat BOOK
IvI or OF he Company DepOts =,
trains from The West arrive IN rwfork at 7:2J a
H. i?2S aI So. <. GBBoTr CENT Passr Agt NewYork.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trans leave EngcwO0d COster PiermOns Nyack.
s,,ays : a M and 8 80 D. a. The 1850 y. viii
lave 20 minutes Later saturday nights "a ..,o
$50 y. ABBOTT. GEM PI,sr AT, New. Ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
Iress 4llahin1.

nRESSM AKER.-Has all the latest styles.
AL uul n.ily num so 10 D. Charges moderate Ad.
;rrs all j. &c. Tribune East Side uccc. ;uH hrda'e
TgNAILOR.-Puiiiur Bnrcard Fucacl tabor
Tor l4lr, 80. 5,I lthIyr. cutrInch -'1 81; b1st
ftng superior f'ur., maize 10 Vrrit1Uir amazon hlbL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
5nmmer Resorts.
I GLANDS OCEAN HOTEL,
LONG BRANCH.
hEAsoN OF 1880

VIII be opened for the reception OF guests the 18th Of
June celebrated orchestra has been engaged
for the
This hotel is located on Oceanave with commanding
Of the and opposite tie pier 1t has 400 oeeanvew
rooms arranged suite each floor has broad and
cos yeranas lawn nine acres aud justly
celebrated its beauty.
The Bathing Pavilion contains 600 new and improved
bath houses with running fresh water and each.
CHESTS engaging rooms weeks longer may also
cure bath LOuses for their private use.
conducted az q S TRICTLY FIRST CLASS FAMILY HOTEL,
and ts reputation for CUISINE and comfort will DO strictly
maintained Apartments ready for inspection and Sc
lection Communications by mail will receive prompt aen
ton
CHARLES LELAND and WARREN LELAND. Jr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
u nL and L0rtland


500 m. for Washington PittshurC Columbus Clnnlnatu.
Indianapolis Chicago and the west Richmond, Charleston
the south. from Baltimore Newark.
Ohio, PittsbuTg AMI Chicago.
p. for Washington and the We5l. Pullman cars from
NewYork to Baltimore and Washington, making close con.
necOns for PitsDurg Cincinnati, indianapolis Louisville
and 81 Louis Through Pullman cars baltimore to Cncn'
1000 D. IN. daily Washington the South AMI West Pu-
Shoppers NewIOrk to Baltimore and Washington,
king close connections Tor Chicago Cincinnati Ind!anapl
oils LOUISVILLE Louis columbus. Psburg tie south and
Through Pullman from Baltimore To Clu
cnnati connects Washington with trains for Lynch5urg
Florida, New Orleans and the south.
For through tickets please cal Companvs Office 3lj
Broadway York and ticket offices, Of COrandJ
and DeabrOsaes.Sts.. and Depot Jersey CITY.
ROJJND TRI p TICKETS no KANSAS NEBRASKA AND
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
BroohInn propertn for Sale amo 90 Eet

rNO LET OR FOR SALE.-HOuse, 81
Hicks ST. homse and storo 40 ant u assau ST. house
i5s nenselst. GORDON l.. FORD, 81 Clark'st BrookyD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
W-JFREEY SOTTTTFRN RAILWAY.

E1RuEUULD AND NEW-lOEE RAILWAY
n CONN ECIiO%.
Leave LDtrWt Tor Free iod at els. ':ij a m,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
Gin Dropertn Go Eel.

VINO LET.-A large, handsome house near St.
Nicholas ave and l55thst. Elevated Railroad station
ali modern improvements Inquire GEOW. OAKLEY 10th
ave- and l5j;A ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
6ieamboats ano Railroads..


NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
In RIVER RAILROA D-COmmcncing May TO- 1880,
through trains Will leave Grand Central Depot:
500 Western and Northern Express. to Rochester ST.
Adams and Montreal via Saratoga with drawing room cars
1880 q Chicago and Western Express Drawing
10 Canandagu2. Rochester and Buffalo
ll03 Express 10 Albany AMI Troy with connections
TO Utica Saratoga, Glens Falls ann Rutland.
4:OO p. ~. Albany and Troy Express
600 n 81 Louis Express daily, win sleeping cars for
ST. Louis running through every day in the week. also sleep
ing cars Tor uao Toledo and Detroit and for Montreal ex'
CCptug sunday night, via Saratoga.
200 Fast Express FOR Montreal Rochester and Corn;
mg VIA Geneva Sleeping ears to Geneva, Rochester aud
Montreal. via ST. Adams
$40 p Pacific Express daily, with sleeping cars syria
Rochescr Niagara FAILS Buffalo, CLEVELAND Toledo Do
Op Night Express, sleeping to Albany and
Troy.
Express Offices Parkplace and S0 and 9l2 Broad
WAY New ana 1888 WashngOnst, Brooklyn.
J. NJ TOCCEN, Gen. sup. L. Is. Ecker Gen Passr Agt
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
IN DOLLAR Tor special limited tickets. Steamers leave
Pier4O North River daily, including Sundays, 6:00p
for New London, Boston, Worcester &c
NLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE.
" FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST,
Al p H. daily except Sundys) from Pier 49, North River,
foot Of Jay.st - $500
ONLY heday tp tor which they are Issued nsspccl
fed Freight taken at lowest current rates
l.. W. FILkINS. 6. p. Agent ID. s. BABCOCk Pre5t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE

Ferry station IN New.York. foot cf Iibcrtvst.
Ferry station in Brooklyn, foot OF Futon-st- JewoPs
wharf
Commenacg October G. 1s79.-Leavo New.York, foot OF
Liberty. 81. follows:
$50 a. u-FOr Pennington Eason Bcyideu, Bethlehem.
Bath Allentown. Mauch Chunk, 1auaIua Malau1y Guy.
with Delaware. laCkawanua ana Western Railroad.
q High Bridge Branch, SCllOOcN Mountain,
Budds Lake, and Lake "patcOng, Easton Allentown liar
Ti6urE The West, NauCh chunk, WllkcsDdIc,
1880 a. nI.-t For StlmUCIVilc and FiCmingltn.
p. m.-FOr Pennington. EasOn Bath, AHcnown, Naucn
Chunk 1amaqua. MahanOy City, HazletOn IunkhannoCI,
WilkcsbaGrc scranton Rcadi z. Columbia Lancaster,
D. m.-FOr High Bridge Branch, SChOO.eYs Mountain,
Budds Lake ana Lake IOpatcOng, EastOh BtIVu'Ie -'
town and Mauch Chunk.
6:3O D. m--Daily for Easton, Allentown Manrh ChuhH,
Fmra, Reading Harrisburg and ilc West C0nneCls ~
junction for pciawar, LackaWauna anu western hat'
road
For IzIbeth-At6 G:l5 ESQ G:l5, 7l5 10 g. $50,
S46 go 80. 1913 ll.l5 l1ija ~. l245 l. 1870, .,
23O 3 $50. $40, 40 4aQ 49, >, 3;i2 $50 6;ij o.
Sunday rainsc al D. 10 a. M Il D. m for Bound BROOK
and intermediate siLOis; at $50 p. Tor EastOn Allen.
For Newark"A ji5 G;l5 GA, 7:l5 745 SID ei5, $50
10. 1890 ll:i5 II o1J, 4:0O '';oO IA0i
e. G3O. 7:Ij. s:l5, 9:lj, II, II J.: IN. r,,, o.. ,,,
q 10 lOnts Time lHDle AZ STATIONS
Boats OF the nokNvn aud Erie Annex make connections NJ
Jersey City ana from Brooklyn anu ETC Depot
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIYI-
Leave New ork. foot Of Lbert st, i Red Bank, Long
Branch ocean Grove, &c. al sou, OIL, Il:40 " h IlO,
Stage CONNECTIONS to and from KEYPORT at MATAWAN
STATION, to ana from OCEANIC and "a HAVEN at
RED BANK ia and from POINT Pleasant at SEA
CIRT with all trans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09

1TAPLEWOOD HALL,
M PITTSfIELD MASS.
-, boura frOn New l,0JO fec. above the sea. The
~ Conveniently ana beautifully located summer resort
.SIb~G ~, ~ REUKsIIIRE HILLS For CIRCULAR and
,aar'rs ,,br.s4 a. H. MATHES
dormTly proprietor OF the Madon square Family Hotel
ANEARNS house. Near West Point, open
Nav Etrstcass hOusu, grounds hne shade
abundant home supply fruit and Vegetables send for H.
nnU.tI.Itei circulaS. MTs. A. otEAItNS JR. & SON,
"''''"'- Highland Falls M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
Country properin 9Or Sale ano 20 Ect

A COTTAGE; IL rooms /; two acres, prettily
~ laid oar one mile from depot Iackensack, n. j.
partly furnshed w. L. TAYLOR II Wsli-st Rent $500
supnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09

A SSISTANT BARTENDERS place wanted
~ ty a Young man. who willing TO make himself use.u
IN any capic,ty Address NJ -, Box 10, Tribune UpiowI
Office. l.23S broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,

ORTRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New 10rk from station g. r. R oil N'J looUoi lid
For station corner Nnth and Greenss 745 o.. Ills
Am; 1880 l.. $50 7j, II NJ Oh sunday at $40 a. Nj
For STATION corner Third and Bsrk+si ESQ., g. Ills
nj 100 1880, /. $50. 7'l5 ~ On Sunday at $40 a. In;
Warren 5 and and Tg y GSo , ~ Up
RSi1T1ng trains Will leave Philadelphia for New York.
From Station Philadelphia and lcalin4 RAILROAD
Ninth aud Green SIS at 10 930 a. H.; 10 40 $780,
From Third and Berkssis at $40 745,920 II a. M l;25
' !be Si6i p Pullman cars attached -.
From Trenton Warren aud Iuckerss-l:2o except Mon
oaysJ b:3O Gao 500 1918 125j. 2:20, 4lj $780, $40
D. 10. On sunday-l;2o 9I5 a. M 81 p NJ - an, ,,,,
BTookiyn aud Ere Depot Jersey Guy No. DO o., Al,
e44 957 Broadway and a the pTinClp3i h"Ss f ana
C n amfier C1npany (Das Sprcssl viii call Tor
and chec baggage from n2e or rasldneg t. G'P49a
NppigYorS ana COurs brooklyn. Al these offices areIn
connection WIN i' hS Gc a %sscsr
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau
gatuck and lIon3ion:c teacrs ieA(e Cah'
Fare iowcr thtn by any olcr route.
TOR RONDOUT amt MISUNDERSTANDING
i Colzcns OHcsl Ponp. Cornwall Nrwnrrg Mariboro;
n nS ac ard %aSI yaiie5 EarS. sa5,s
NJ M i,'i Fer 81 North river loot Of nar-on.st.
Except SATURDAYS wheI lhonas Coruel leave. at ? NJ
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD: No.,
- NGEMkNI OF PAs2EN HEh IisNL -, aai ,
0e M OI a'tSn MshaSGy At Hsn h W
$40 p in Nishi Express daily for Eaton, Bethlehem.
Allentown Mauch CimS, wis,S2a're Elmfh i4t 49,.
T WeS r1 A%" ce Ss' tSacbes f ~
west ''''-" '''''"N R0BTSHS RI. sup't aud Eng'r.
''He'a ''''H once c fd9I H. ' m Ass
NEW. HAVEN, MERIDEN. HARTFORD,
IN SPRINGFIELD. HOLEOkE, WHITE MOUN TAfNS.
ana i,i 10 a. S1Gaay, rSccprc & rh sca
irai aooye ami giermtcatc I'2n ir7riS soi1 ana
B:ooSyn E>,ms'on To New-iiaN'n ari rr'urn - b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
rVO PHILADELPHIAA7l
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TILE OLD Established ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
IL TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY; 3
DEPOTS ~ PHILADELPHIA IN NETWORK
OF AND AFTEjl ApRIL12. 13gO

DOUBLE TRACK. TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MEN 4, AND TIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
Gouses anoRocms n1ante6.

A FAMILY going to Europe can have a
IA small country place kept up in the best manner TOT
SUMMER OF year IN lieu Of rent by family OF adults accus
toned to a handsome place
Firstclass reference. - -. -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
6i!uatlons Uantc0- MaIes

PUSHING YOUNG MAN desires to secure
~ noson a. cIcrk collector some mercantile house
OF store best city references. Address w. T. b., 81 i;uss
RIoOAyn, +. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE to let for the
N season ar longer for sale at Bedford station Harlem
peirosJ lar 20 hon &c IN hot cold
1S1ter: ruOn modern cOnYenlenccs ample stables
barn and carriage house Apply 10 y" 4 hHpDi' ~ Mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
guroueam ADVERTISEMENTS.


universally prescribed by the FACULTY. LAXATIVE reS
treshins and edcaed Fruit LO5enge Tor tho Immediate re-
lief and eectua OF cons ation headache bile henofr
hoids de- unlike pulls and the usual purgalves)h
II. ORILLON, "a Rue Rambuteal. Paris.
SOLD by ALL CHEMISTS.
r. YOUGEAA CO.. 80 North William st, New'Y0rk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09

Or AND AFTER APRIL -. 1890.
Express Trains leave NewY DesDrOsses and Corlnlt
Streets Ferries "a follows:
40 7:3r 500 no idned IL a. m l. 800 t. 4:io s. G.
$780, $50 10 p. m and ~ night sundays I3U and
a.. M. o. H. 7:a1, $50 and 10 p IN. and II night
Express Trains leave NcwIOrS dlN, except Sunday az
1890 M. ana D. m. running through via Trenton and
Camden
Boais the Brooklyn Annex" with all through
at ers,y city, afOrdng speedy and diredt uausor
Returning trans leave est Philadelphia 1901, 300 3l5
T. 7:5 S. $50, and II H. IN. Lmted Express l:3o p. M
10 >. !, $3.50 and $50 m li,ily, ecrp MondaY l:@5
m l-.ul 3f, 3:ij, 4:2j =, $50 a. 4,
7:3J p n. cave Philadelphia Camden. . a. H., and
800 D. m daily, except sunday
Tckri UIrcs 52G and 944 Broadway Asror House. and
foot OF Desbrosses Cortandtst; COnrts and Brook
lv Annex Depot foot Futons, BrOOkyr; nos Iii, ll6
and Is HudOnst oboKeni Depot Jersey CITY EmigTant
Ticket Dflcc, BltftTy-Dacc.
The Newly Transfer Company will call Tor aud cneck
h1ppagr from aotcs ami lesidtuCes.
o'ETNT X THOMSON L. p. FARMER
u General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09

A YOUNG MAN who is engaged in the prac-
"a Tics OF medicine during the day desires position ~
nigh, lr dug Address " a. f. 1873 Last 10Th
St, city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
CHOICE COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.
CITY AND COUNTRY COMBINED.

rare opportunity pur hasc the beautiful and
country location health and attractive surround
ings vicinity Of the ctV, the popular NeNJ
Central Painied 40 minutes from the Cltv
80 daily trains depot schools churches,
Ne This even thug required for comfort Rnd
pleasure 40 highly cnvacd land. tour IN lawn Fl it
and shrubs large Sarsn planted, c2h1Use he ruane:tal
spTiug lake, boat fish, &C nrCisleh throughout IN
ali complete ready for Immediate occupancy II will be-
sod al baIKAin IeJted % desTabe party sOld
ADDRESS DUXBURY Il Co. ll6 fTankn-St.
NROTON LANDiNG-FOR SALE-FARM OF
1,i acres suitable genilemans country residences
l0coied on the size O tho Albany Post ROAD mile
nOr Of haiOn commanding extensive views 81 The hudson
River The aud covered with apples pears and other
ema irits aud IS all under cultivation the buildings cOm
prise god balm ice and Other otilbuufnes; tho
house cn:a large Seye ty per cent o. nurcase
iDoney can remain mortgage. EDWARD NLAhkk lnO
une ONCE.
ELEGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE.-Fnr-
IL uishef 10 the summer. on the banks oil the Hut
slp River M Catsz! largo house handsome erhnd beau
niul views. Address II. ASHLEY 80 hro1dW"y I.OOm o.
EOR RENT.-One o. the finest country places
IN the part Of the state situated w Tie beautiful
village Conn. buildings now grounds large aia
faslefuy arranged plenty OF shade iu ayundan wafer IN
House stables Several NewToik families occupy places
." saw ''"'' A''' j. e. ATWOOD. Wauregan. Conn.
r HENRY JOHNSON, MOlristOwn, n D.,
gives Of placeb for sale or 10 let on a
cati0n his real estate agency By letter or ~ person
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09

MORRISON PLACE, at Catskill, now. open,
lNk will accommodate limited number OF boardcrs with
fine large aud good board large grounds well heded
fruit Sc 125 feet Of piazza two summer houses 20 per
week for May CHARLES BEAR, Catskill, NJ !. Photo
graphs az Bears Metropolitan Boarding Directory 1896 Broad
usau