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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
STEAMBOATS, ama RAILROADS..
RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST.

=, EoE RpsToN r M TE FK And BOSTON
Corresponding reduction 70 an other points East -.
Boston ticket, are good only ISr eS2t feo Oh
The mammoth sa Pa9SI p3y hS fSa
from iIer o. n. r. foot Of Murraysi., a. 5:3O p IN Anna.
Tcs sterS ms ste can Be- Obtained IN NewYok 39
?5i III io S37 @ Broadway ana a. az gTinTs F
LNE on PIER and on beard @ Nos t 2nd
Boston at od STATE House and at 0d "oSny 4sg9
GEO. l. CoNSoR. General Passenger Agent.
A LBANY AND TROY DAY BOATS, CON- on
daily RsRSTs S5 At Nsy ana D fys %
ing The usual lanlidgs.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Ferry station in HewYork. foot of Llberty;sL ,.,,.
Ferry station in Brooklyn foot of Fulton-st'' Je"ePs
Commencing October 8, 1s79.Leave NewYOrk, foot Of
ESQ q. m-For bennington Eascn BolvdeTe, bethlehem
Bath Allentown, Mauch Chunk Ianaqna MahdnG1 lily,
with Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western Railroad .,
BSdds Lake aud Lake HOPsieo6s GsslOn Ms5
gs5uTg ana the Westt msIe9 oausK Ia@''
1870 M 4;$o p. and TlemngsfGn
Chunk Tamaqga Mahanoy City A9zso5
Ephfats, Potsville, Harrisburg, etc. - ,,.u.,.,,
4 p. m-For High Bridge Branch schOoleys Mountain
Budds and Lake HoDacOEg Easton Belvidere Aen'
$50 D. m~Daiiy for EastOn. Allentown, Maueh Chunk
EmG @ aRS apa Western osd
For EliaabethIAt6 els G:3O Gi45 5, 7;45 $780, s5,
800 S45 ALB 43O 4i5. 8, 6l0, $780, 545, q, 6lb 63'
Z, 7l5, 7ii5. $40 9lF, l0l0 II. IL T. IN. D. 49,, nal.
Sunday traus leave $40 II D. m Tor Bonu BIVoA
b3O for Easton' Allen
For NewaiF-At 5I5 85. 6:l5, 7:l5 7:fb s6 86 $3.50,
10: l03n Halo II q 8, $780, = 4ioO o. ooV O't0'
O. $40 7:l5, Sl6. O:1O, II. IL p. m.
trains local points Time Table at stations
OF the BROOKLYN Erie Annex mako connexions
OF Jersoy CITY station and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey t1ty
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
IN SION.
ave NevN ork foot of iabcrtvs st. Red Bank Long
ocean Grove. &c, at t. sl6, llA5 H no. S;So
Stage connections 10 and from KEYPoRr at MATAWAN
STATION, 10 and from OCEANIC and FAIR ,HNNEN ~
RED BANK, to and from POINT PLEASANT at STA
GIRT, with oil trans. - -.-...- ~
EREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
II CONNECTION.
Leave foot of Lbertys for Freehold At $40, llA0 o. H.
.. 5:l5 p. m. - - - ------,,,,,,. -, ,r,,,,x,
IN Leave NewYOrk, FOOT Ltbertyst, G. H. X OF y ,
1918 InFOr Farlningdalc Toms river Barh-BaI anu
intermediate stations.
lilo D. m-FOr Toms RIVER Niuelaud all stations 70 Bay
D m-Fo Faruiugd,le, Tons River Bamegat fucker
town L. II. and Phia elphia
AL y. m.-FOT L0nI 81 .nch
SUNDAIS-COM mcucnS May 30, l6SOi
$3.50 q. m.-FOr LOug Bfanth
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hsnses auS Rooms il1anteG.

EVAETED.--FoT the Summer, comfortable
hcsss q &c soslh sne g Long Is.aG sstEssp
sgbf betEeoms slable required Address Dr. W. II.
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Bteamboats dAo Rallroaos.

A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE. DREW
n and DEAT RICHMOND leave Pier No. a North aver
bany Sunday morning eTSepted with trains NORTH West
Excursion to Albany and rssV w. gPcS - daTs President
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
O Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbrosses and Cortand
$50 for Washington Pittsburg, Columbus, cnnnat,
IndianaPos Chicago and the West h19hnoad C1srest9n
i p. for Washington and tho West Pullman from
NewYok 70 Baltimore aud Washington making Close con
nece1' 0T PtsenTs cincinnati ind'aaag0s to9v 1D
matt ST. Louis and IL ts5urg THIS train arrives at Wash
1000 p M daily Tor Washington the south and West Pull.
msFnr close connections io Chicago Cincinnati Indaaspo
Soa,hTest Through Pullman cars from Baltimore to Chm
9S chs Florida and me ou Sn trains
For through eTe o please &C cal az & 9SS S12
HOUND TRIP TTcxETGs6 f9 EklA6SSS6s NEBRAsKAAND
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
gauck and Honsatonic Iairoadssteamers leave Oath
Fare over than BY any other rCat l.'O H. anu p
IGOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE AND
ALL sEA s h a Sn, will ,0ov0
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N,EwJERsEY, Ferry Station
Via Al Ran Thc-6 sl5 ii:4O a. H. l5 $3.50 (oxpress)
y5 May Ts 9H.S5Ssq , 10 1880
COMMENCING MAY 80, 1880.
M NJ 5 M9TG FS S E64 a ss
M Leave last Long BRANCH ioT NgEYS G5 AGENT
TOR R0ND0UT and KINGSTON.-LandIng
at Cozzens (wcst Point. Cornwall New9urg Marlboro,
nds%s anS WsR ysPs M G ns
": BALDw!N and THOMAS corn ELL leave DAILY at4
Except saturdays when Thomas Cornell 1880
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
1o On an S5ST say %
fpaae a ManSH Chunk wises5arfe To%anda Waye
Ithaca GENEVA Lyons Buffalo and West Pullman sleep
Tsns leaving a. a m ana 10 p n connect Tor all points
" T. b. BYINGTON, General Passenger Agent
ROBERT II. SAfRE. General superintendent
c. II. CUMMINGS, Agent
NEW-HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD. HoLYOKE, WHITE MOUNTAINS
d is D. M cSnndays Excited ccnneeihs With special
trains Tor above and lntemeaale pont Ickcs sol ana
Brooklyn. Excursion to owlIayen and return. 81 3D.
nLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE.
" FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
AZ D. M daily dn GLIDING sundays) from Pier 49, North
spcca i@itsi tickets sold VIA this for 81. GOOD
he'd on their face Freight takon nj rates.
l. W. F1LRlNs. G.P. Agent, D.s. BABCoCH, rrest
PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,
i ,.,l. VIA PBoyIDENCE DikESE;, o,o,rr
tiSfc HSs AtcoM fioSs 't 6SI3
- The fayOrite palace steamers ,..-
MASSAC NUNhITS AND RHODE ISLAND
pay tsundays exccpcd from Pier - North River loot Of
80 Intermediate landings between Ncw-York and Provi
dcncc. Passengers arrive IN Boston nj r. N o- -,- ,
broadway. ami Meopoian aud fifh Avenue Hotels
e,o Sold az all prime pal hotea snd ticker Offices and AZ
offices Of westcott Eyprss COMPANY Freight taken atlo"
'' H. ~. ". 1FnKrSS D s. BABcoCK
@. r. Agent President,
TTHE MARY POWELL will commence for
L the season wEDN EsDAY. MAY 2G Wili leave nom
baggage by express received at Nestry st. only
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Win ABSOLUTE SAFETY
On and after MAY "a. 1890
EXPRESS Trains leave Ne%for via De'brosses AMI Cort
$50 1880. S2o, o az 9cdl. II q M $50 4, $40, o
;o SO ana 10 a. Eng "a ~ night Sundays 4'SO
Express ans leave foik daily except SUNDAY a. 8o
BOata Booklvn Annex" through
a. Jersey CIV anordng speedy and dneet transfer for
Retnrn trains Philadelphia 12:O 800 3ib T.
7:25. $3.50 md Cinited Express l:30 y. NJ. 2 g.
On q sadag a i4Oi S5o aiG 10 ; S3o aa AID m
Leave Philadelphia via Camden, 300 p. ~,
on f so Of b SS ana con & &c. o aS
rookiyn Annex Dcrot. Of Fuonst.. Brookyn Nol.
Emigrant Ticket once. No. BATTERY pace. N'''
~" General Manager General iassdascr agent
TTHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
Il NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
1RaANGEMEET OF 1gAlSs TASSo ErgFccT WAY 10, ESQ
a. m m md SiT1c Kay EAPreH' Drawing
q D. III. uayl-Iast T. LouN Express, arriving % Buffalo
west: Puimaus best Drawing Sleeping Coaches to
(DayIrp,gc Ere,s FOR l TIC West G sccrng
ice9 wtout el,ee @ Il pm Gne bcd Inn
l AZ D eayd @israGt rs gr The Wes, D.,
p MeT aud 2 mnr auIay S i oS S 5
Ra6cri ID ana rassae 600, $50 TO- lo2oq M. the 1920
midnight. sundays. 600. $780, lO2o, NJ l45, $50,
lao alU 3jD 42l 4;iJ 6:lu, a:2t $50 6:lO G:3u
J;l5 1920 NJ. lao. $50 T. - IN. and - mldnicht
Suhern, 6.Or $50. lego LII 500 900 GO. 7:lb
M. and ~ midnight nIudIvs 600 $50 LOGO a
III, l:i5, $50. 200 p. ~. and y midnight.
NeaGGrs and CornSaI i:5o 500 a. m $3.50, 4:SO D. NJ
Sunday. S:Sn p. M
a.. - 49,. ,. ,.
7:tb sundays. q; 70. 800 l0:3O GId 700 d.
mddetOWu, 1900 SJu, IL 10 a. $3.50. $50 7:O 7lb D.
m Sundays, $50 lU-Oa M. C:5i 100 m The gu a. m.
aud D. trans oonneCl with .Stw-York OsWego
Midland Railroad At Nam ~.
port JerviS 100 GO lU:2n m 1890. Goo TOO 7lB D.
N $50. lU2O a. g. q. $50 and 700 D.
l. leave 2st quarter OF quarter each
hour 646 n 70 J4D y. aud l:4G aud ll:A5
p. NJ. ---.... ., , . ,--.-...-..- - ,.-
npd sleeping COaC.os be tbianed ana
checking transfer OF BaBE1g DO lett
uauys Cnlcea $50. 4Oi, or I5I Broadway. ~ " No.
tourtsi BrlOklyn, OF a. the COmpauy'B DepOts
the NJ est In YORK 1928
JNU y. ABBOTT, GEM Pass'r Ct NewYork.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
IN Trains have IU oWOOd Clost~r Piermunt Ny.
seS 7oS :: o. $50 n m. $50 500. 400 400 si cab
t:.O 1890 D. SuncGYs D:IO ana u:4j d. N. Tao
Ill D. m train viii lsavs 80 minutes later SATURDAY
mis- htA 800. 80 -.
D. NJ $50. ~ ABBOTT, General Pass'r Agent, N0W.YOrk
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVE
lIIEEIW- JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
| LINE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
TRENTON And pun AUELPHIA.
Leave Nrw-York station G. r. H. Of ~ j. foot OF LID
'' For rs; station corner and At ~ 2? Il;l5
a. 1880. l., 5:.O 1J, II p m On sunday a. olo M
For aiidn corner Third Berkst $50 o, lll5
For Trenton Warren and Tucker sts. $50 7l5 o lll5a
M: 1870 $50 t. 5;3O 7l5 II CA sunday at $40 a. M
re Tcnniug trans will leave Philadelphia for New York;
From st,iion Phi1delia and reading Railroad corner
Ninil aud 800 $50 m; l2io lao, $50
From Third and BrrEs.st 40 75 MO, l25'
g. 30, G34 il'n p ~. N SUNDAY at S''o d. H. j. !"
3S ren m wa fe ard Tucker Except Mon
days. $50. i:2O. $50. i:l' ~; l5o' - 4;IU 49,
o. 500 p m ON SgndayIiGi g:.o Gi53 IN iol
ga 57 BrS4dway aag at he piRdP3 h9tea r;o N2s ana
Ncw.Yots TRANSFER company Dolds Express Ti cai Tor
ana Gc3Ih .S be made at 20 roaTay aud 80
Nr York aud BROOKLYN. All these offices are in
connection" vii H. r. f. BELU% IS GcacaI f&ssoas,
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
M EIX raiSs WI eaSe TaaG GenIr bspoi "
s0a Western and N9rh,a L5rS-s to t , ~
iO.i0 clraiO AM Western EHgress Dia"inf'foom
'a io a. m E5rs 10 Dauy aa Troy With connections
to Urea Saratoga, Glen. ans ann Hutaad
600 D. H. ST Luis TX daily with sleeping cara Tor
nr G caTa Tor R"ao Too nd bSro for Montreal
7:iG , m. Express Montreal heches'cr and Corn
~ va GeHeI Higrpl'g cars 70 "''''
VA, M m pnci6c Txr,ss daily with sleeping
Rochester, Niagaa Falls Buffalo, ce' And Toledo Dc
ii50 m Sisht Express sleeping to Albany and
on sale at NOS ~ and liJ Eradway aud at
Offices. place ana JlS H. cal
Eay New.YorS. AMI 1873 Washington ai., BloDtlyn.
j. N. TOUCrY Gen. sup 4. g.. EFh tlt drn PaAsr Al
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
N DOLLAR FOR SPECIAL limited tickets St'amer.oave
North RVe, daily including SUNDAYS ~ JODp,
for Sew.I.Ond0n. Lo-tOn "ofcraet' sc.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED >IAI - NAIL ROUTE.
trains York yia Debosses aud Cortland streets
Ferries, a. follows:
Pa ace Cars attached, y a M ana $40 y. n. daily.
Villain pOr, LOca Haven a. S:3u .. ory and Emo
a - D. uctng ut CORY for 1ituaVilc, Petroleum
Centre and the Oh Ecgi0nB.
baltimore Washu gt0n and the South Limited Washington
Expc,s" OF Iulmau railur Cars daily except sunday -
n m: arrive Washington Az p. m Regular az 4;3O ana
S2I a. m.i l., 4 am 30 .. m. sunday 10 D..
Exress West PhiHdclplla. @:Ju ti3h go 90 Lim
ted, II a |. $780, g. 40 - q, f. $50 aud 10 "
and II night Sunday 43D anu n o, q. fi3O $3.50 ana
10 u. m. and IL night.
Express foi Philadelphia via CaWden $50 n m ana D. n
SUNDAY.
at jersey cay ding speedy aud direct transfer tor
Trains arrive; from Psburg. sos. l040 g.35 D.
daily ZOO n IN. $50 IN. daily. except Monday Prom
Wasbiurt1n and Baltimore. q: y 800 $50, .Oj
n m SuutHy G.5O a. ID. From lhila ielrhil. BOO GOj
65O $40 iO4O 1880 q. III; 2, Ju, 4:hO 6:ZU G3J $3.50
g3b' and l:O5 p. ~. Daily. except Monday. z n ID.
SUNDAY 800 Cos. Gi50. Z, l0iO. lli30 $780, aud
9:3b ID I'D,
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SUNDAY TRIPS 70 HIGHLANDS,

via SANITY Hook and New-Jefsey o1thern Hallway
Com mencing Sunday. Kay 80 1880.
JESSE HOYf Will iosve Pier "a - R., foot Of
Lbstyrt every Sunday until further notice At 0SO
Returnine, leave East Long Branch az y. N.
II p. BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent
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Gitp prOpertp il)ant:S.

NATANTED.-An unfinished house in good
w repair, between l9h and s6hsts eAst Of ave- BY
pxsynTe family OF from Fail would
by furniture party desroue Of relnqnsng hOnsekeep
Dg Address with location and price, r.. Boz Se32 p o.
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Grates ano fenoers.
90 mhom 1t AIan Concern

90 nhcm It HIan Concern
DROOKLYN, MAY 28.-Notice is hereby
I'D given 10 the public that forbid all pcrsons trusting my
wife, Mary EaIl upon account na will not pay any
debts contracted by her. CHARLES Y. EARL.
I HEREBY WARN all persons against my
SON LeOnhard Rehni, l7l2 old, 10 trust him
thing on my will not be responsible for linn
BERNARD REIN, Father.
TIME PARTY or HIS HEIRS who owned Dry
Dock on east end OF Staten Island from 1882 10 1874 N
hear something TO his advantage by addressing ,
H. SMITH, go Catuarne rhila
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On and after MAY "a. 1880.

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
Mont AND THE TASTE r TIME CONSISTEST
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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CHARMS GLEN ISLAND,


rare treat IN store for New Workers.
RHODE ISLAND CLAM-BAKE served daily in tho
magnificent dining Of the Clubhouse under supervision
O Hiram ID. d Axfeld. the celehjratea caterer 80
Mammoth dancing pavilion, lnusic daylt billiards, bowl
IDEaeya conservatory EOolOgica garden hshPonds boat
ing nnA bathing
Elo ;ant steamers Will every two houis.
kor OF boats. watch the caiy papera. once
T1,ar a TINT M
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ITO PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD EsTABIIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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grocalpn l)ropertp for Sale and 60 Get.

NO LET OR FOR SALE.--House, 81
Hiekssts house and store 20 81 Nassau sG house
iss Rsnsen-st GORDON L FORD. 81 clarksk Brooklyn.
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A CCOMMODATIONS for u few adults among
~ the Berkshire ms. city reference. s. BENEDICl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29

Ia TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAYt 3
DEPOTs IN PM ADELPHIA Z IN NETWORK
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A DIRONDACKS, ElizlbethtOwn. Essex Go
de ghtfn good tabei terms reas9nao:o reter
REQUIRED and given Apply 10 d. ,. NlCIVLsON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29

CEVEN SPRINGS MOUNTAIN HOUSE, N. r.
- Best reasonable, healthful Family House, thor
oughIy renovated aad painted; parity Iefarsnsd oSsa
Juns ]. DANlSON a. Sl
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RAILROAD on NEW-JERSEY.

~ Trains Rave Lug owoOd ClestrT PieTmunt
aek T;0IS :: o. g5O 40 500. 400 sf5O ~; cab
$40, 1880 y. M sunaGgs $50 ana u:4j q. Tao
mis- hts -. 49,. -.
n n $50. n. ARBO1T, General Pass'r Agont New YORK
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GUNNER Resorts.

A BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN RETREAT
~ .Trrinre Hall" Ramapo. Rockaud County, n. Y, -
mites Halfway splendid scenery boating and hsh'
ing abundance Of ice.
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ILEN RIDGE. CORNWALL, n. f.-House
VI now omen; 40 acres gcOund; water, Wood'hros
fresh vegetables milk; Carriages stages &c. on p.ce1
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0fcnrslons.

Excursions.
MANHATTAN BEACH.
VIA BAY RIDGE.
COMMENCING THURSDAY, NAY ztn-
The steamer u. H. MARTIN will leave Pier ~ foot Of
Whitehalst Of tho Elevated Railroads. connect
ing at RIDE with trains for Manhattan Beach ~ fol
lows 925 1925 1l25. il;25. I:2j 225 3 p, 80:
I:25 $40 and 7:20 D.. Returning leave ANiATTAN
BEACH 500 1920 l:20 1920. 100 22J 800, 4:20
6i2O G2O 7i2O and $40 y.
VIA GIEHNPOINT.
By steamer SYLVAN GROVE. from foot Of 23d St. +. r..
0;45 l0:46. mas, a. A. l24 IA, 80, go $40 5l0 ;42
n M Neturnlng, leave MANuATlAN BEACH at 100,
ii,95 a m 1908. lOj, .OJ, :t5 4OJ jO5. G;O5, 7:O3
800 p. M
V Sunday MAY 20 trains Gn the Ninth Avenue Line will
mn NJ intervals between hours
midnight aoruIug facilities for travel between south Ferry
ana I56thSt .,. r. IA. hAlN,
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rI,HE BEAUTIFUL MANSION, known a

Mar!and House situated az uncover. masss ~ ~
summer boar,iers on June l. The house large ana my
stands upon high ground near pine and oak ssSg
BaIlardvale, Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29

GOOD Country bOard.-Large airy rooms iiye
" m mites }cal 10 Tho Great South Bay good bathing
boang and fishing yacht SAILS the house terms moderate
ALFRED &. HAWKINS. SaS WIG. l.. l.
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EOR SALE by ORDER OF EXECUTORS

on 01 cIason po1 Westc6e5eT County Long Island
sound elegant house and about 40 acres formerly te
B. house Is 90 feet square Win
aISTy dining room extension contains 20 rooms
spacious bathroom; and gas throughout IN
supet, order; 81 900 recently expended IN repairs
ample stable coacl,hoase; about $500 fee, feet
from Harlem Bridge This property Is well calculated
TO be divided into several places all hayng wafer n0n's
For prce and full particulars apply TO K. H. LUDLOW
Cp No pinea at L. BrOIdWlV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29

A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
"A and DHAN RICHMOND leave Pier No. Al. North River
foot Of Cdnal every week day. D. w. connecting at Al
bany sunday morning excepted win trains NOrth "ess
and East StatarOOms warmed by steam. :.
Excursion ~ Albany and return good 80 daya * -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29

Z OST.-Rank- No. 1O4,GG4, iseued by
- gcrman savings nank IN hc City o. r6 20
turn bank II not restored before The s OF uy
1880 arp ipu VIII be made 10 the bank ior now book
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pRoSPECT PARK HOTEL.

PAWLEY SPRINGS, VA, 1000 feet abov,
InodaOns for 10 guests ogen June l. For particulars
address c. A. SPANIEL Treasurer, Harrfsonburg, Va
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CREENWICH, CONN. - Very desirable
VI 10 ms aud BOARD Address Mrs. JOSEPH CURTls'
Iltfn anIv GrnnnA LCh. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29

TOR SALE.-Beautiful country residence t0r
unvate family boarding establishments az lt6ED
FERRY N. H. 90 miles from Boston 10 nom NaSnano Fo
road passenger trains daily large, comm9dious twos9y
house, with large pleasant rooms warmed oy stea DAS
dows pazzas hot and cold water, bathroom WPterclose
carriage house large barn, ieehouse etc pea
short distance and within slght OF inc
house included the se land TO suit purchase one o.
the Merrmack, grant river ana landscape
view good facilities boating desirable neghbofh00d good
schooi Apply A J. LANE No Ia Hanoyer-st, Manehes'
tor II
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Che Curt.
Gunner Resorts.

ORANGE, N. j.. on Orange Mountain.-Fur
" ntshed cottage slightly healthy. . NJ
WHIPPLE o. sAYLES. 10 Wall-sG.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES
$ toHeury \ Cram, 8 Madison.ave, s Of
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ortoL NJ. TURNER, Northampton, Mass.

HUDSON RIVER RESIDENCE. - Superb
city location; handsome house and grounds a mod
mproN ewents costly rniture me horses vehicles
&C.; for sale rent a rare bargain . =. =,
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HI NARRAGANSETT BAY, Rhode Island. =
This weRnown and popular Summer Resort situated o.
Nairagansst Bay midway between the cities OF Providence
Newport viii be for the reception OF guests Juno
2S. Eight steamboats, daily from providence ana New Pof
Transient SO Permanent guests $40 70 $40
per week. according 20 location OF rooms Address r. n
X ENT RocKv Point. Worwck, X. l., or GEO. HACKErI.
PrnY1denee. 4. I. 80. ~.
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UHOR SALE.-On Round Hill, Northampton.

TOR SALE.-On Round Hill, Northampton.
Mass family residence Of the late Henry Bright com
bic and INIT gardens moving and pasiuIage large Drlc
man house stable; cold grapery etc; COMMANDS
pe views Mt HOyoEe the centre Of the town con
veucn schools churches, Smiths College for or anN INC
ark Institute part land admirably adapted TO pec
Native IMPROVEMENT without njurng the residence terms
will be The viii be divided to suit purchasers
Annlv IN WIN. +. BRIGHT, Executor.
-FF-' ~ $50 Washington l., Boston
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SARATOGA SPRINGS,
THREE AND A HALF DOLLARS PER DAY.
is splendid hots having teea thoroughly renoFate AMI
feiu'pi''e-' VIA TIfuRsDAY JUNE II.
OLFMENT WILRINSoN, Prtoprirt,e.ra .,,,
IL. x CL-NtAf. wa "i-NN'sN''
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-12-08

Of it. In six cases of strangers applying
to me for help this autumn l attempted
as Job, to search out the case 1 did not
know, and in not single instance was
the tale true one. The-enormous ma
jority give false addresses, and in nine
cases out of ten of the persons never lived
at the places they say they live; my ex-
perience is worth but little To bestow
charity conscientiously or wisely the case
should be thoroughly examined into. But
busy men and women have, in too many
instances, no time for such search. 1t is
in this respect that this society and its
machinery is SO helpful. 1t will assist
us to help the poor wisely, intelligently,
and on right principles. 1t will prevent
waste and direct assistance to the proper
object. Would that such an organisation
of charity existed in every city and large
town in our land. 1 Iappend in brief its
chief objects:
lst. To reduce vagrancy and pauperism
and ascertain their true causes.
End To prevent indiscriminate and
duplicate giving.
3rd. To secure the community from
imposture
4th. To see that all deserving cases of
destitution are properly relieved.
9th. To make employment the basis of
relief
9Th. To elevate the home life, health
and habits of the poor
7th. To prevent children from growing
up as paupers. l.. M. G.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-12-08
TO the Editors of tie Central P,e,5ytcrian

Dear Sirs,-I frequently notice in the secular
papers letters signed, " Pro Bono PUB1lcb." I
nave noticed this all my life. Can you tell me
Ans He is man who has an office.
or if not, he is trying to get one. The
old man was first heard from in 1897.
but his descendants have been in the
country ever since. The present head of
the family is an excellent talker, but is
said to be a little seedy.-EDs.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-12-08

AT the recent meeting of the New
Hampshire General Association, DR.. Quint. now
llvingin Dover, mentioned the fact that his
grandfather, who was a minister. organised
numerous churches, the membership Of which. at
his death, was not less than eighteen thousand
Beng reminded on his dying bed Of the hard
work he had done, and that he was abopf ~
enter upon his reward he replied that he had
received his reward all the way along and
heaven was 10 be thrown in
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Central presbpttrlan.
OFFICE:
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OFFICE:
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three months, rs cents; payable in GdUdnce-
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Payments may be made to local agents wher-
ever practicable; all ministers of our Church are
authorised to act as such. Or by checks, Post
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be addressed to CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN, Box
81, Richmond, Va.
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secondclass matter.