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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
DENNSYLNANlA RAILROAD.
un anG after Mo- g. ISL.


And UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains hayc Sow York. VIA Dc-brosse- aud CoI'laAt-
stfr,i- Friii,.. 49, follows
lia.ri .'rr II>hurg the West and ~onth. with Pullman
l...Ic. e it- attached. H. and ~.30T. daily
N.as Iulf. Ll,k Haven, - q. $50 D. "a. lofty am
Fflr' ~tp connect ng q CORY for IiusNir Pciro-
..n. ttrtr' tiU iir j Regions .... ,,.-.,,--
n,liu,rr Washington and the Sonth Limited Washing
Ton Nu,,s," Pullman Pdlur tais 'Alf, 'Nc"it Sunday,
lnI fl a-Il,r Wa-uncfO,i ~. Regular ~ 80 anil 20
o. it Oh. &C., lu 4id 80 ~ NJ sunday, i'O a. H. Z
AMI Do p 90. q g ,.
INtft.- inr iittniorc tNrcif SUNDAY p M
Fni Af.Uit .t'. : o. in. Nitt"ii 'iiugr"l tii-; .
H.if~ liluna. fu AunrN' connect Niih ~ lhf"gh
,- Jrr, 'ty lrorng speedy aud direct transfer Tor
Ili,i. arrive From Piti''urg. loln a. m. H3j p M
I,,It ii D. ~ Ja,ly. except MONDAY From Washington
ATT Iadtnor'. %" 3D. in. 81. 3, =; al lu52 -, T. 20
,1 r.. ~ &c. Ioi a.. ~ iOa. M. 10. .. $50. 52D
% - -n .p.i ard oj0 T. 49, SnnlV. 49, $50, .
ln io Al ipa 3D.. go. U.jj and 1000 m
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Glcnmboals nn0 RaiIrod0s.
FALL RIVER LINE
Il LID

nocae win mining itan' ior 'ac North 'aa West sun.
FALL RIVER LINE
BOSTON, NFW%rr"3Gtri XII Hlvi%
The w Known rr .ln1 NJ ina d, no m ,lo a.
% - Tx ,ol po,t from at pm.
ii,c mofa 70 ins To I,,t"n riot rhl ride Time one
TtEi ,irnooM &c. can br obtained a, all rtn,
crHs . ."i, .,G u'A 'o' ii6!DlS LoVElL Ascns
CT o Ii''I t. .'' C.'Gi%SNon. C.. "a
EUR BRIDGEPORT and all point, ON not
leave; atarinr Sip At na. 20. 80 o. 10. I~cny th.d'
II hast l,cr. . go ~. farr lo"ri ih"h any "' i''
EIIIGII VALLEY RAILROAD: ..,,
IIrAssrHGrR rEN'@, on and ,li"r Nsy ~; ~ an ,n
hayc dcP't-oot Of oitian'l ana ,ilru,n
nl.ns Maucl chunk. Whs, ,ar1c l."and1 W M'', r..
Is Gsn'S yga an,a . Mini maa thanS
wsr,blric ard Itsio Pullman sleeping coaeh'' alta '
~ GA ,," m e ;si s 70 S9 connect '''
General Eastern ONCE con ;@a i$s %s:n
y To- BOSOM Wcrc.,c Nashua Portland and the Ea,
1'S Z g. "a" '''' SUNDAYS '''''
PROVIDENCE LINE. n,n,.,.r
Connecting viii Worcester aud all points noFth VIA
The Palace Steamer M&,%ciI sETrs win t =, On On
Tq';ay' rea''y, aqG ra'a' a fr ' at
. T. NJ. FROM PIER 90, y. H..
Foot Of Warren. 81. NrN YORK. . -,
Drtnr tho summer excursion 3ct-n llt''t r"nh''' No.,
~, nads for the Wlfe Mountains VIA ~ leh'f ahI W"
ccstrr and uarr car. will be- run through from me s.
iang Ia r White MouuiaG, without thAn"c ~ I't't"a
I,ckets for sale nj al principal ticket ohrr Si''I"i
sccur,d nt ofccsuf Mcsteo lNp,sr, ,,cnns
ana S7 Rroafwav and Metropolitan aud flth Avenue
hot" ueAo'oN y :. BNBCOCK President
L. W FILKINS General Passenger Agent
CTONINGTON LINE TO BOSTON.
> CONNECTING WIN ALL POlNIa EA9'
eToN1NGTON on Tuesdays THURSDAY. ami Saui ~ A.
and \ AHtAGANsETT ON Mondays. Mcdaesd1ys ahu m
5P. NJ, FROM PIER 30. y. r.
Foot 81 Jayst arriving Boston at A. NJ PARE A. 10"
,ctes for sae Al All principal ticket Offices htterorn
secured al Offices 0f WescOtts L1plrs- company ~ "s
and gg5 broadway aud At Metropolitan AID fih Avenue
Hotel ticket Offices y p,pcorE President
l. W. FILKINA General Passenger Agent
Until FURTHER NOTICE the Pennsl T..
vania and West Jersey Railroads VIII nun COACHES lIun
New Nork 10 Atlantic CITY WITHOUT CHANhf- I"aNh.
feshrosses and COrandt Street Ferrce ~ J. NJ eNct
snndayt returning leave Atlantic CITY at az m, eA'p
sunday For further information apply 70 ticket onc's -"
JToadyay No Astor House. GA broadway BateIy pace
stations foot and Corandt st Ne 9Ik
Court e. and Brooklyn Annex, foot OF Fnlionst
SAN sHM, IL cXRPRNTER, O. RPA.
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A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
Rrs$ $sH
M " 'i svRa sfs 20 g
A LBANY DAY BOATS COMMENCING
sATURDAy Nay 2sasays yss1Eyt PER ds,
Sa1 % hE Gst%h
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
SSP5a 5hsT F, hSE I0 0s T was %Es
On and after Ny Passenger Trains leave from Pernsy
yoRa Depot foot Of cOandts, and DesOrOsses't a.
s for and Ss w ss
night daily Sleeping cars attached Vxrpptns camden
Station Baltimore ofj a. M ana Wsshneton Depot at 74d
al w oopRss%n ami sn
Trans arrive from the West AZ SAC $40 N. and
called Tor and checked 70 destination Of Compsnys Once 81
Company
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW, JERSEY;
SS y SsS YGs SSh % wha Gf station In
GomnleneinE January 10 ISL ..,oro
b3o a. m.-For Pennington Easton' Allentown Reading,
10 A. m-For schooleys Mountain High Bridge Branch.
ID. l. and Western H. IT, Easton Allentown WikesbaHe
si5 a m.-For Pennington. ~choolcys Mountain. HIeh
pr0se i'fapch, EasOn Allentown. Reading Harrisburg.
MaYcb chunk williAmsport Tamaqua Driion NanTcoke,
p m For FIemngicn Ess,on, Allentown Reading Har.
risbnrg. Mauch chunk wayerly. &c
o 81 ~
Drtfton. MkrsbarTc. SCnnton, &C.
D. For SclOOlry's Mountain, High Bridge Branch.
Easton. Allentown, &c. 49,
R3n D. tn For Fasron. d.. L. and W II. r., Allentown,
Readinr HARRISBURG. Mauch Chunk. Wikesbarre, &c.
sunday Trains leave a. - g. for Bound Brook
intermediate stations; a. 30 for EastOn, Alien
town. ff.rrisiurg the West.
Fo Scsars "!'tS Dis. Gi5. ~ 80, So 81 el55
AHn 10 lOan II III ~ M = 3 $50 T. 43O D. 03O
BAD o. G.i5 e. 70 Ills. - 10 9lj. 1913 lll5 J. o. NJ
For trains 10 local points Time Fables at stations
y Y. AND Long BRANCH DIVISION.
". ALI EAI LINE for Perth AmbOy. South Amhoy, Red
Eank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbury PARK Point peas
AT. &c
Leave at ;. 7:i5 .. l:ij m. l30. $3.50, 4, $50
EREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
Tor Freehold at s:l5 Has a. 4, $3.50 p
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Bay Route VIA sandy Hook leave at 1910 amp D. IN
East Long Branch.
Additional trips Will be made about June
Via BranchuOrt:
ForSanIy Hook -. q. M. a:3op M.
For Monmouth Beach. Seabright 1:i5, Has a. m;
$3.50. 4. i:fu
Via Red Bank
.. A. m.-For TakcW oo'. Toms Rvor. Barnegat &c
13l D. m-Fnr Lakewood Manrhe-tcr. Toms River, AT.
IANTif cry and al stations 10 Bayside
pm-For Lakewood Vikings, Toms River Barnegat8
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vI'UE ERIE RAILWAY, now known aS the
1 NENN- WINK LAkE ERIE AND WE rEKN RAIL.

1Wn, sGrMFNr OF TRAINS TAXING FFFECr MY Il. 1891
room oaclc, 10 Bulaln AM Suspension Bridge. ~,
tp. ai,.l-laN ~ LONE Ehprst arriving .. nn'
faaat M connecting WIN last trains to ln Nr, 1
southwest. Puluans best DrG"ngIOom s1rcPhg 'Oa'"e'
10 ~ n cDaIlyl Pacific Exprcss for the West sleeping
fnarlrs through 10 Bna0, Niagara Falls, tiLcinnau ahi
I'm m tmigilui tram tor the Wet.
Trains r4yc ChamheT' street Depq o 9 gio 7so
D. M ali - midnight saturday nights only Sunu@s' VIZ
itl,ci 90 y ai ras.ac g. $50 10 1920 mthe 100
a. ~ T. ain .tor, Rutherford only on rnnday'mls noon
night sundays g. $50, 1920 H., lij. $50 p No. ana l.
m,inshn e. 80 lo2oa. NJ II noon; I45. g. $50 $40,
90 40 t.lu G36 - :, loo p. m. and IL MIA nsn
sun avs i. 80, lo2oa H. Id go p H. and l. '''"
.on VIA Newark Gi5 $40 1850 80 go 52a
Clo ,snp H. ana = ,! a,I''I IN. '''
day ri' a. NJ "a 90 a. NJ lsj $50 >. G:l0. 7:l5
'""'' ana H. niuight sundays, D. So IO-O a. llp
li5 $50 p. u. and - mdnghI
M+I g. and so IN $50 M $50. $50 sun
day 80 a. s nI Kingston A. M. $3.50 sundays $50
Gs.acn g. - io'o nj IL 59I S5o $780, J. 'i' P m
SUNDAY y -, 20 o. iO..O a M 800, i3O :. no p m
Sun'sS Am. CONNECT WITH New lorA aud Us"cso Midland
kairoaiat y i D. lo20n M; 4:30 g. I. 7:lj IN.
lui, -. - i,e.;o a. M; a. $50 and ! p ~ -.
SGr-Inlts leave -JlsL luaIM' ~, a., a ~ TN
~ - frr =. - to.iJ p H., ahhat lOi' AMI IL 10
p nj. . ~, na.4,,, and for Apartmentsin Drawing Room
intn.' Goa. bee obtained ana ORDERS iOi tho
ah End ira.sicr q. baggage may be let at the Com;
,fir", Nos 23a 4Jl 90 broadway, " " No
pnhl t,...,,ti,n nr Al the Compauys Dripts.
ra.ns from IN West arrive III NcNl Ola ~ ~
and ll' a; Sy ABBofr GcnT Pas.r Agent NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains lcay az Englewood Cos'er permont anu NY
49, o. Ih, l. 3 1, 4.j0, go $40, $780, il;5O y in
sunday !, n,a a. e a atcr SATURDAY nights AN
manuel spring Valley aud Monsey 100 sioo mp @'''
Pm JNo. y. ABBOTT. Genl Passr Agent New'f0rL
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nACIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMrANY

Sguur from ll,r foot ~ canal IT.. North ~.
I"i ..tu frtnn-co VIA lsthWu- ~ Panama
ACAFt-f % ..,.-.e -. ur :. noon
Couu,t'lig ~ Cru.raf ant south America AMI Mexico
CRY ul ~ ~ ... -.,uriAv. 1ufe -. . p m
Prom ~au Francisco 10 Honolulu NrW-Icaland ami Aus
tfTS OF sNrNrY SATURDAY. June I. . r. m
or arfi,ai"f London mails ~ ean fIar -i-ro ,.,,
Passenger flfW tf,r, g." -AN FRANCISCO SANpWl'li
fSLASi~. JAFAN. CHINA. NFN-Ll. ALASp, Al slliA
LA. srTIH AMERICA. CENTRAL AMERICA ana
MtNi,o
Frr ff, ., pa. ant Information apply At Com
pany sua,.. l.,r loot o! CAnal.st. Nufth i.l."r
'' IL. ~ LlAN,
Nuurrirtrudrut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23

KITTATINNY HOUSE,
IN DELAW re WATER GAP, PA.
opens May /. Send for circular. - ,.s
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7 GLANDS OCEAN HOTEL,
LONG BRANCH.
CHARLES & WARREN

CHARLES ( wARREN LELAND JR.
/ ONG BRANCH-THE FLORENCE, stu
- ated beach all modern improvements aso Wavcry
Hotel Saratoga table cACepOuable For particulars I'D
dresss Mrs- II. BROWN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ Nhw LINE.


Leave New station Il. r. Of y j., foot o, Lab
fcr rn,naclgn!a smith and Grccpst: a; ~ & ms
M 1880, i3O $50, :. II on sunday at $40 a. M
For 'f6irl aud Bers.'t- at 800 his 1880, 49,
For Trenton Warren ana TncEcfst. 80 ~ o. lll51
~; 3o 4, 49, $780, II p H. sunday $40 a. Ill., o'o'
Return trains leave philadelphia Tor NewYorE
FROM Philadelphia and Reading H. r., Ninth and
Gcrn.sts at 80 $50 $50 II NJ. 10. 345 5:IO G4O
u r M r hin H an 4 "a at i5 ' S9o i5 nj $40
e S G p M rq9a a f @ IT, i so $780, e
COS ZOOS 80 a 20 4:2 $50, 7:25 s25. p IN
!, mad, Jcr.ry cy station to Brook
yTaes ,or .ar at loot d L6, rty Nos 49, 2Gl 4oi,en
~ B aa A n.y. 1 s 4, Iswrr Har rokiyn '
Transfer Comany 2&, LsPr T aa Tor n AM
caiou can macat go ald S55 B,9iway SS ota'e
New YORK AN" 49,, @ nfoNy l law trrgIrph ' "
Jo~EPH : mAksnIc H. T. BA Arn ea ,N' Agent
/ Pullman sleeper, via : s.. = H. and IT, r. r. Leave
Grand Crnrd Depot at 1855 =. week days and 1890
r. n" sew and as Sew 't EnS 81 isaiToad
NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Farc, 81
steamer. 'ayr essp daly sunday y 'OF
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD -Commencinq May o. ISL
through trains will rivr t;r I'd r,nliai DEPOT 20 po,,r
! Paitsburg. -. Albau. AMI Moatrcal. . 90
1880 ~ CHICAGO ygrcs' drawlnsroom cars to Canaan
20 % 70 Albany and Troy with connections to uueA
| Sarainga. tlcrs Ia H. and Rutland.
400 r. m. Accommodation to Albany aad Iroy .,,. %,
- & ranns t,nf9 1s n, Hag 10 i rocic and De-
irol, and c1c,pns SUNDAY night FOX Montreal VIA f't'''
O"'Ea p n Pacific rrprsa daily with sleeping for
Eo,hc.,.r I:an4o cleveland Te'lo Detroit aud Chicago
H. D. ~ NIgf ENpivss with sleeping cars To Albany anu
, oi sale II 80 2 bowling cea 2s2 and 4l2 Broad
yas Wclcotr Ipr's oin'es pars place an! - and
! j II rDi, rs. Grn. sup G. H. MEEkEt. ten. fassr Agt.
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INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FoR QTFESsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE. The u this Line taxi Lieutenant
Maur'- Lane routes AT AL sra-on- ~ hr year
berry 81 HtltIlN VT RDAl May * 3 p m
CITY OF HNI~~fI.- NJ ~ DAY. June .. - q.
CITY uF tItE~IIH ...... SA1 T. kbAN, June H. 3 pm
CITY OF HiCiINONp. .... Tot N~DAl. jun IT, - .. W
CITY or MOS IREAL ... TIM I1bNN. June -. J.. ni
From !Irr 81. y r.. foot Of Charltou-st.
CABlN. 49, ant slOu RETURN ckrison favorable i"rnA
fIll iAGI. lrtlhId. so. lIaitf ~ lowest rates
ta"i,-. lai'nrni,. smoking and hatiio"mS amidshps
1herc .irfu'r- 'n tni carry Cattl', si'tpur Wl-
JOuN %. DALE Agent ~ 4"d .J Broad" a", y y.
dol d A 40 ilM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23

HOTEL BELLEVUE, near Seabright \. J
for the season June l. House now open for q
selectiOn Of rooms. ]. II. COREY, Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23

GLEN RIDGE, Cornwall, n. Y.-HOuse now
N OPEN 40 acres Of ground water wool fires fresh
fruit and vegetables milk carriages stages &C. on place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23

DEED = | AK LINE.
IL Tinted states snd ROYAL BrlglAn MAJ steam ~
INlkl SATURDAY fON ASIWl ll
To. -p,uII ut-i'la-- inli pow Nrtd -i'tui0rf
NAUt 49,. r4'u'a' Aay 70 gu. M
IT, .tI i.ASU sAi liti % a %.
salotr- .fif.f..f. -ini In amt hath 4illG-
Sssnld 'atHu i,,ufriu,s. ifiru usrNt"li@L
stat.iun.ii tii 90 iIsi.t'.,N
80 hpf-r-. attic. -ns'u nt 2. 70. c1rflri
IiIri cabin. go A.fl -tt 49,.
second ,.,,in - ,f...s,5 -. svrIrsipu. tlo1
St.,far,. 40. pf,,1.l. 80. %. 40 .i"n fit st. .
1 Al A.
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rIO PHILADELPHIA.

qiti OH ESTABLISHED ROT RI ASD SHORT LIN
., ru,tN- -ArU WAY WEEK DAYS ASp q
ii ,ltA ., IlGltE! ~TN1tONf ~ PHILADELPHIA
TWO ~ NEW-lOUk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23

GOOD BOARD large airy rooms, in a pri--
~ vate boarding honse hve minutes walk rom the Great
South Bay good bathing and fishing and bathing
house free terIns 81 and 81 per week ALFRED C. HAW
KINS, HandBOme-ave, sayyile, Long Island.
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,fprR1iI CrR,tAN NAH.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
l. NORTH GEEMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.NORK,
hOUTUAMPTON AND BREMEN
ODER. sat Mas ~ RlEiN sat- une -
INrSflt UG at MAY - NtCkAE ....... sat. June -
tiru NIEbER al. Iunr : MAIN .......... July =
DuNNl sat. IuGc II DER ~at July q
RATES or PASS AGE from NF.N YORK - SOUTHLAND
TON, HANHE OE EH' MEN,
PlRSI tAI}iN ....S l00. SECOND CABIN SO
NIEEKAGl. $50
Return tickets reduced ntc- prepaid Storage ccrttf
catre sS sirigors all from Pier between second ani
Ihifdstr. IOboAcu y. j.
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Gltuailons iUanteo--a lales.

A RESPECTABLE man and wife, with one
N child wond ike to take Of house for the summer
months apartment house good references 2S9 10th
ave- Room
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23

IL lens tAgr.i Poutl. Cornwall NrWrurg, Marlhoi
r1inp .hAtot-ir. E-ppus. connecting wih l-ttr a.
i,,3r, ynl Waikiki Valley Railroads Ste amhOas Thorn
t.,rrrii ami James ". Baldwin leave daily AT e
utui,ou.-i. N0iih RIVER, except Saturdays when Thorn
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IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

Hamburg American Packet COnpanys Limo for
pINNUi RI CHIEBDT RG aud HAMBrE6
WIEiANp. ..... Nav g6 t-I RltlA June q
NfNIfl ALA Jun y n IlDl.li...-. Iunf l'
Rates OF p2ssarr 10 Plymouth London Cherlpurg nam
bui lui al pnut- south ~ England FIRST CABIN
900 Second Cabin 500 Stccru,r. $50 Round uip
NJ reduced rates. Storage from Hamburg Eavre aud
southampton, s.~.
hCNlAEDT a. CO., {. r.. RltUAHD * CO..
GoIcrgi Agents. General Pass niger Agents,
tf = \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23

ERANCONIA HOUSE, near Profile House,
Il White Mountains N H-Open from June to November
Terms from 81 TO &0 per week send for circular Good
city references II. W. PRIEST Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
6ieamboats ano Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
IN DREW and ST John leave Pier Il, North River
SOUTH SIDE OF CANAI-ST, every WEEK DAY ats
M connecting Albany SUNDAY morning excepted with
trains North West and East -.
Excursion tickets 70 Albany and return good 30 days 81 so
W. W. EVERETT, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23

,pr.s Train. leave York. VIA Dc,hrosscs AMI Cort
laudt trr'ts Ferries ~ ft0~- go.
80 3d. go. g. 80 linit" II D. l. ]. = 20 3in T. =
a. = and - AMI - neit. sunday f'udId All
a., O.. =. so uud 10 g. M. and - mght
New dailN, except SUNDAY VI
80 A H. AMI d. M running uth VIA Trenton ana am
den. -. ,,,,.,.,.,.. o., -, O., - OK
: 3d. iu and ~ q "a. Limited tNpirs- 80 D. MI j. -
l. i45 = 90 AMI M ON sunday, l2"i, s. - 80. =
hoa m. t. T. 100 and y - m Lave Pmlai' 'ph" VI" an
c,n "a. ~. and g 10 o. tn. except ~uldii
y" = or',,. i1iaml giG ltoalwsy. Aston Hons" AMI
f If de-, ho,-r- and Gurtlndt-st-. Couri 81 am bi1nk
i'm ANN, station foot ni Fhliohst Ir"nN2 ~ N,H ~
M anal l- lii .'n.-t lp;"hcn; station Jersey NY IN
l,t.rt nc art once ltt'fy place. . Ill,
I'M. NrN York lrtnF'r company VIII Ci4i i'r @n VIVA
lugr,sr from hotels ara residences - ,,.,,,
FKANk Thomson. j. -. Mn ~. non.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23

HEALTH, REST and the usual attraction
for visitors and iavalds at Dreydcn Springs Plac
Dreyden. ". Y. 81 \. NINISON, NJ. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23

40, FOR TIE BERKSHIRE HILLS!-Th
Il Claim House, Beckett Mass, Ia now open. For az
scItptive Circular aAdress A. O. ChOSs. Proprieor.
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HEALTH, COMFORT, QUIET-Board at
Duneilen, NewJersey. hour by Central Railroad:
depot children taken delightful honse
large garden absolute healthfness mosquitoes; ss
faction guaranteed send for circular. - . -
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situations u)antsa--femalss.

CUAMBERMAID or CHILDS NUK i;,d1 70, :
1Gy serv ant either schanbermad VI cniiu
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I ONG BRANCH

MANSFIELD VILLA, Nyack- Hudson
W Large. airy. handsomely furnished rooms magninccn
and forest vrws all modern inpIuN cmcnts cHccc
salt water bathing. boating nshing cool and peIl,c
healthy minutes from station ten from boat landiuH
highest references. Particulars Of u West 3'tist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23

potriI rnNCt THE MOST IMPROVED IQrIt'
MtNI ANp M fA~tt .-I ilNi tuN~.~l tNl
WIN AB~OLl "a SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23

EIRST.CLASs C0L0k,E 70 M any capacity in city
he,y suppled al shGrest notice wafer n m walt
Sonsn cocks in boarding house Es0S No 2i7
III, 80. near 24th.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
Boarding houses ana

aI1NDRFSS-A first-class laundress VINO
all kinds of fine washing and r0nng Inc sum
nuting and polishing wishes family , ,c countrv ii
uei wno reference Address l2b West IHhS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23

A LBANY DAY B0ATS-C COMMENCING
N SATURDAY, May 2S-leave vestry-sl Pier daily
Sundays eIceptedj at $685. and TwENTY sEcoND-sT At
a NJ. MAKING THE USUAL LANDINGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR OF EENsrOWN ASD LIVERPOOL.

~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERs
FOR OF EENSrOWN ASD LIVERPOOL
...,.. Leaving Ilrt 50 ~ H.. foot 81 kinR.st.
NEVADA. ........... 1utftay, May -, 2:3O 2.
........ Thursday. June T. y.
Arizona .......... Tue -'av June g.
NINtONSl ueHlay, june -,
20 These steamers built 81 iron. IN water-ht con
pntmrht-. and furnished with every requisite tn make
c passage across The Atlantic both hair and agreeable. hAv
ing bathroom smnhiur room. draw ugroou, piano aui
hfhY also experienced surgeon. sfcWafSs and caterer
oar steamer The aatcronr all upper dcrs thus insf.
hg "" atest Of all !uITilcs AZ perfect ventilation
and light
Cabs PASSAGE according 10 siatrroOm SEQ $50 and
500. INIEKMkbIArI. so STEERAGE At low rates
OFFICE, 30. ~ BROADWAY. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23

CHAMBERWo9RaK HQ 3I.f.H a1d &A
~ Ino ond coontry 1t moderate wsgcs AZ mn At
Tor sy sWE ar REAC. 1873 6thave, aOoNc IOsn-1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23

00K. WASH IRON-By German I'm pRd aslpfA lSr
~ city or IA 9Th ave fourth house above O'nS@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
MAPLE GROVE HOUSE,
VI NTNstusINK Sullivan 90

WI HEVERSINK. SULLIVAN co, y. y" 49,
situated the hig hills Of sullivan Comfy. ldW
above tide water on the banks ~ the NoycrHnk River VII
AFFORDS good TROUT FISHING. + nav open for Hnihf
bOarders excellent accommodations references gwen -
fot circular. W. II. II. lI.LlAM'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23

T AUNDRESS.-By frst-class laln lGnncs al
nr,yste family; city country best reference nv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-24
Cotton Exchange Stock.

NeW OTicbHo JtmN CE't
A very significant evidence of the growth
| and Importance OF the Cotton Exchange IL to
DO found In the fact that the stock of that
concern (par value $500 was quoted yesterday
at elS00, and that sales were actually made
at that fgure. We know of no stock which
has experienced euch remarkable advance
nearly four times lis face; and, certainly,
when we remember what Cotton ExohaI 10
| stock was few years ago, Its condition -
day seems incredi BILE. We remember when
this stock had Oniy n nominal value; when 1t
would barley bring $50; when, In the case OF
members dy Ing, their estate could realize only
$50 or W per share ON the sale of the stock
Now, MS We have haid, the shares arc In brisk
demand at Vi 800, ana but very few are for
sale at any price.
Itcannot be denied that the establishment
OF the future ROOM In the Exchange has had
very much to do with bringing about this re-
suit. Ia add & that department to Its field of
operations, the Exchange at once made Itself
the basis and arena OF large and constantly
growing business. Mem ,rships were indls-
pen ible neressit es to all who desired to en-
gage In speculation In cotton, and thus the
shares obtained value and became the object
OF an Inquiry which would have been out of
the question before. Growing out OF these
conditions came the necessity for a
larger building, and next the purchase of the
Caiondelet street properly and The projection
of the magnificent cdifce soon to be cree ed
there, The development has been rapid and
and brilliant; yet, aud this Is best OF all, 1t
gives every evidence of being healthy and
legitimate.
The Now Orleans Cotton Exchange is Justly
an object OF pride with every one Interested In
the Guys welfare. Not only Is II an In stitu-
ton substantial and creditabie In itself, but its
influence upon our commerce is 10 eley atipg,
30 honorable and SO beneficial.
We are proud to chronicle this proof of
strength and growth on the part of our lead.
Ing commercial Organization 1t Is a sIgn Of
the times and promise ofgreater things to
come,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-24
THE DALLAS HERALD. SUNDAY MORNING. JUYL24. 1881

IXx.xs 50 Fancy, $40 to SEQ; Patent, N.00.
dYH-Scarce. We quote per Dbl. Is.
BAnLIY-Scarce; good demand, 4oc.
BRAN-We quote ut $50.
0uNNr BAes-Seoond- hand In good order, .
cents piece.
CoRN nRAL-Hsr cwt, Ills.
OArs-33 a 80
WHAT. No s old, quietwe quote 60 to 75;new
soc Al 81 90
CoBs-le 10 as cents, loose ear.
HAY-Prniris loose from wagon, to Is pei
ton; Miliett. none on market. From sortl
prairie hailed SIS ger ton; Prairie baled "A cal
lots, 81? 90 per ton free on board.
We quote: Chopped corn, per loo lttt''
q; chopped corn and oats, per 100 pos ~ !;
crushed corn and ooh, per 100 pounds, SOC
corn bran, per 100 pounds, SOci Ora
ham -four per 100 pounds, $500;
cream meal, 81 90; fine bolted meal, pei
bushel, 800. bomlny, per 100 pounds, s2O
grits, per 100 pounds. " 20; corn flour, per LOO
pounds, ".
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-24
COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY EvENrEa,,

On account of II splendid shower OIL ram
which has fallen at intervals all mofhihs'
there is much rejoicing among farmers "ei
char,aa,d NIL other classes ofpeople mere
abouts. 1t IL the htst ''"s a.
fallen for several Weeks anu "
sullcient to lay the ntoleraoie ous'' os
OF benefit to vegetation and to partiaiiy ooo'
the atmosphere. There were few people IN
from tho country to-day, and trade was
somewhat dull, outside OF the regular sasur-
day retail trade of the city. Values genera'ly
are unchanged In price from yesterday
position. The corner made In Chicago recently
on breadstufis and pork, has not as yet AFFECT
cd this n, arket, but the probabilities are thai
It will.