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, 1881-02-02
GEN. SHERIDAN hND STAFF.
HneeiaI 0ian,tch Ia TNd Chfn1,1d Tffhurs.

KANSAS CRY, No., Feb. 1.-Gon. Plil
Sheridan a,ltl staff reached Kaasns City Mt
0:yo tEIs morning from New Mexico, aslsl left
ut once over tho Hannibal Il ST. Joe Koad
for Chicago. Gen. Sheridan stated that his
trip l,nl been extended south as fur rs IT
I'aso, from which point stage-rIde Of 30
miles wus ,,lndo III order to Inspect. several
frontier posts. Regarding tha recent 1ndlan
crnulnnt Ind ttonu everything pOsstDlB to
pr0tuct tic whites, but tho bands Ut Indians
responsible for the troubles wore small par
lies nntl 10 managed to eaud0 pursuit. No
<cunlitly BtNst,r. '.
, 1881-02-02

CLEVELAND, o., Feb LA 1aborer in tho
wire mills III tho Eighteenth Ward, named
John Meyers, committed suici,lo about D
o'clock lust evening by drinking 4 solution Of
poison. II would secm that tho nctwas fully
premcdltntcd, rs he called Upon several Of
Ills friends and relatives curly IN the evening
n,,l badu them nil Rontl-by, sny1ng, "You
will not agnin see me alive" al, ho,lr latur
he ,wRs teat. The marrying. ngnnst his
wishes ut n daughter to whom he WIS very
much attached II attributed rs tho CAUSE Of
tic Solf.dcstructiull.
, 1881-02-02
MAI. D. T. C0RBlN, OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Spfetot DsINteh to The Chicago Tribune.

Col.u,tn1A. $. G.. Feb, 1.-Nlas. D. 4. Cor
bin, ox-Unitcd States District-Attorney, a,id
by far tie most prominent Republican In
South Carolinn, :was stricken down by
npoplexy upoM unterlng the breakfastrooln
OF Wright's Hotel, III tliia city, this ,noraIng
at Bo'c'ock, and fur seyeral hours lay In q
co,natosa state. A. N, ,'raIloy, and other
enlpont pl,yslelans were immediately oallGti
III, IND treItesl tho ratlent by beedlng and
cUppiNE 10 successfully lhat AG WAS nblo tn
lle carried tn Charleston hyh at,pcIal trnIh
this afternoon. At Inst accounts Mnj. Cor
bn's condition WIS regarded by his ys!c!ans
, 1881-02-02
SMALLPOX.
Hpfeidl Dttpdfeh to 1Y4 Chicago TffbtttN4

Hpfe6t UHbd7tH 70 1h4 Ch1tda6 1F16uW4
GENEVA, ILL.,, Fob. 1.-Rartlett, q few miles
Gust OF hers, IL excited over another case Of
smallpox, which Inst eventng resulted futal-
ly. About two weeks agu, ,s mentioned IN
THE TlIlnuEE Mt tho time, Swede, un-
knowi,, was stricken with smallpox at tue
llo,ne vt Henry. llumbrachAt whore hs had
begged u few days rtmt. The alex man rt-
soon tell Il Victim to tlle t(Isuase, alltl last
nigijt expired. Ur. Guild, tile physician, Is
reported down with the sane Injection.
lIilMbrnclldt was I'll MXea farmer, alll leaves
u Wifo and sertruI children.
, 1881-02-02

What NAV bo tho destiny Of Cnpa,la u1timntc-
Ht,tns ttOmselycs. no @ ono eau f@rotei., va iyo
of dissolto saSn WIth Wiz o ast twenty i yeafs aid,
a rash 10 aioae s % tIt is varss Interests spvea
he fnatffnint. In i,mr,I0ny EnilniIy tiIl,st it IL,
admitted that Us Cias,A4u increases III population
anu ~oA!tll huf Interests fhy alfefEa !roiM auoso
q th0 notn2F F eGn4y ~ w. ~ p @ ~,
thy contrary trust to bs NY blo to show that tt,o
oa sa ; II" X as as f nat 1Ips.nI
and tna} tic s SteiiancS u tn conectloi, ] ,t'"y
With sagaelons statSsnnslip W ,raxht M1n
tHa gfest o. 6gnes 10 eron 4oa csfhs; ~. aay nnn
lltlon OF Canala aud mnryel oaer The
snngcos sc sHas ~ acv a o,p, snrE No rEfyca,s III.
traction for us: Suffer mo to :,xn'ue thls llt''
son o3 f9r - t io% oIt stanr E. xs r so
thotr Republican noRhbors 0ur ,.tsaghMent t.
grcAt ~ tho!rs; u.t1nr pr system OF p9filhs- 9 l
,nsntary soyermcnt cn!ed ir n, anf, as m alla, @
stea iaS SSr a o a St
statcs; nr tgx1tlon tn sEsry Ens9ors e, a Is f"rS
tvoly sEoatcr; Again. tho priltre lai,ls @ IT @ tte
ysass ngo.. They l,avo hoen opunci up q every;
direction BY railways. aad hASe thus gttrae!ea
o1nIgrunts, who Bhrank frutn l!lo hnr1ishtps Ut
litn In tho forest. Our prairie provinces tinru
only had birth Within six years; tlby hhvt icon
hrcesSibtv By rhiawny tnr less thMi. two ye"rs,
utd tho nteaAurcx arc only nt,w bulnE takcn t0
inform, tho orclur1WdUd pu0plp nf urcat fsrttnin
and Of tho t,orttnunt Ut tho greAt country tlAt
holds out Its arms to recero tllcna.
EalIuN.ATlNS,
And what, It may t,4 asked, IL tho true inter-
Dsf ,tf n rpnt {rltH in thA fliuro nj hGr ureltuyt
~ u IsIss y ~. ~ ~. 9hst ,rsia nnstionu ~
nnGM nuI,aiv II, Enrlnntl-thp yRst forests, tho
in,sns,s fIrtilo pr,lrics .hU inli,nr1ll wuntl Of
flanadnf Art thoy mt tho Ga,1pii.Un bcrtnX1 0F
every iirtlsh suDJect,-ltrrrrrty a,!illt,lstGrrs,
, 1881-02-02
A 1sI511DLER.

DETROIT, Aflch.. Feb. 1.-J0hn Walker, mn
pct1d1er, drove lip to Grand 1tiyer
condition, wns helped out of his cutter, and
II pl,Ys!clan called. The latter ,snid ho was
suffering from morphine poisoning. Walker
tlled tl!fs morning. 1t Is supposed To be n
case Of suicide.
, 1881-02-02
STREAT0R GLASS COMPANY,

srnEAro,., ILL.,, Feb. l.--'fhs StEoator Glass
Cotlpauy, which was organized hero Inst
Soptcmber, aud has constructed very tino
set Of works Oil tho latest and most approved
plan, has just COMMENCED Actual business.
They start of under yery encoAraEtuK cir
cunlstances, rnnulug some slxty-aya meu.
, 1881-02-02

Special Dtspnteh to The Chtapo Tribune.
TI.ASo, ILL.,, Feb. IA sly marriage &C.
Cured here Inst night, John Fay and Afattlo
Jones, Of Chicago, being tho wooers. They
reached town about 10 o'clock, pressed their
why through n clustering storm to the resi-
taenceo 'SQutro Bacon, aroused him from
sleep, md, after charging lin that, II le tied
tho, knot, hn must keep 1t a profound secret,
took the Uterllal vow Of matrim0ny and
quietly stole away. FAy Is NJ. cinpoy6 OF
the Chicago NEursh Harvester Works.
, 1881-02-02
Al, IT AGAIN.
Our Carter Once More Trying to
Capture the Irish Vote.
Land.League Meetings Turned into
Harrisonian Societies.

Tho sovcntccnth wari land Eengiio held a
meeting last evening In tho lnsl cprnrr uf Bc.Ig
wick atrnct aud ChIcuHa avoultn. Tho tucctluK
wns quito n lurgG one, nllhungtl III, speeches
wnro advertised. Tie TreAsnrcr's report showed
thut 500 tad already bcon phil by thu Club to
tho central organization for transmission 10
ireland. Mr.. Atnrtin ncrry introduced It EurIes
nf resolutions cxtoaInG hfRy0r Harrison for
llherni subscriptions IL the Lcnguo. att slo.
nouncTng John +. Hcanan for his attack on Mr..
Harrison. Al BrDn M tho resolutions were ret,l
n stormy scune followed. Every member Of tho
Leaguo seemed u got on bis feet nt o,lce soinD
bolnk in favur OF tho resolutions n1ll sotnc
nKhIhst. Hcveral members denounced tho In.
Production of tho resolutions ms wnntlng IN Rten
taste. and sald TINT they werc gnttcn NJ, ftr t0-
l.t!cat eject. The League WIS TO place,
they said, for political clnptrap. The
resolutions wero iinally declared n'!ortcl
by a very close vote. Disorder still rcIynctt,
when the roll waa ordered cullcd. and Huct
was restored. A constitution md lty-luws w,ts
thon adopted. members phi'l their dues, uni tho
remainder Of the session WIS devoted Ia routine
busfness. 1t waH announced TINT Il bull would
BOON bc given by tho Lcag,lo for tho benefit uf
the CAUSE. 49, ...-............
THE SEVENTH wAnn
brnnoh of tho lrfstl 1.uud-I.cnyl,G hold meet
| ipg last evening ut tho Morgan Street School.
| ncNr Twelfth street, Mt which over uio hundred
Irish h-AiuGrcnns wero present, and listened tu
stirring nddrcss from I'ltrlek alrIcdy. lie
| urged vigorous measures to bring nbntit the
t,ueEd reforms In bis nnttvB an alsd was l0ud-
| " tpptnuiieti by hs listeners.
r. r. O'Cmtncll nttlrcssen tho meeting Dn the
sad cUndIt1n or Ireland al,tt tho reforils errs-
snry to placu her on foNtnH with otl,ur et'll.-
| trfea.
Scvcrni now sncn,crs wrr0 nt1i1rtl to tile roll,
| and funds COLLECTED for tho w"ras now guinR hI
| IN Ireland.
TIE Etu1lrn wAlu.
4 meeting Of tho Eighth Wnr,i I'rinrh, Of the
| Irish Land League wis held 1T Wpst Twtft
street Turncr-lInll, mt which tho nllu,,d-
/ Ntlpe WIS lnrEg. Peter Cunningham, the
Prcssdent nccilrletl tho chair. 4 stirring rpnrc
| WIS nItlc by II. W. DunstHIf, whit said thAt Ire.
lat.d's CtNrFe wis thAt Ut tho wule Qltlerty.lor-
| ing word and the right must and At,ala prorMl
liz uultoved tllAt tho Irish pnopto wout!l i.c tie.
liverod from the Gontlngo Of tho l0n1torls l,s
peaCeahle nis.nns; aud hc Urged hss hGnrers K
| continue tho lleultby agitation now going on.
, 1881-02-02

A ny SUM OF MONEY LOANED on
~ furnitnre. pianos. etc., M!thntt rulnoTntt and
VtlipF bec1f!tlus4 III UEArD0rf-Ht-, Room t,
, 1881-02-02
FINlNEIiL,


A DVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS.
"a watches. etc. ut nnt.hnf brIkecs' rates. II.
LNUSDEit, lkoUms nNd j. IL linnd1ph-st- Estau.
llAtel ISA. -
, 1881-02-02

TptAt......,..,,,,,... ,........t.,s,.1,UAuU
The official feturus to which atu indebted for
thexo fKurcs show thQ singular circumstance
, 1881-02-02

MISCELLANEOUS.
C1TUATION WANTED-nY COL0RED
- butIus In nr!vas fMn1iIy. Cns Etru 9u0 city
references J. II. NEAL. l7Ji lnls!arn.hs.
G1TUAT1ON WASTED-AS BAl.kEEP-
- Or oY ftrNt-clnsA inn. Hest OF references. Ad~
NTuHx y III TE.banD nsticG.
, 1881-02-02
no IfENT-!sTORIss.s. OFFICES, dc

STORES.
TsO RENT-Fl.OA1 MAY NEXT, STATE
J. st. stuEG, upros!te entrance OF Palmer !lgusp:
asu lutet abtva. Gail after ocDck IT SsH Ellis.av.
RIO REST-FlRST CLASS BUSINESS
J. centtul corner Stne.st, cnttre building. pos.
athsun MHy L. $lBUl II. 4. u14ltiC1l, H.alu floor III
l3pAEbnrn.rt
, 1881-02-02

HMtiESr PRICE PAID FOR STATE
Il Savings Ard Fidelity Hank buokh. and 9cAndt-
navlnn National I,nnk rurllHcIttos. IRA llOt.ME3,
{jgnpfnI l9ruker, III WnshiIlGtuII-aL
, 1881-02-02

NASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND
~ silver. Munpy tn Ionn III watches, llnmnntls,
Rid vhlunb1ts ht Gvpry IeacrtptDn. ~ tiu!?sHlD'a
Iun and ltullun u1co tl!cgnsoIl " East alnd ssOH-
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FOURTH CALI O'CLOCK p. NJ.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. I


SAN FRANCIsCo, Aug. 1.-The market is still
qniet, and shows no indications of improve
ment
Northern Belle has declared dividend of so
cents and an extra dividend of % cents, Contention
20 cents and Tip Top 20 cents.
Bullion receipts for the past week Standard,
dated. SIS, $50; Bechtei, 5000; Contention,
S27, $50; Bodie 81 go; Christy $50, 900; Manhat,
tar, $40, $50; Head Centre, $500 Star, So, 800 (:
Vera Nevada. $500; Syndicate, So 90; Day,
$4,000; Navajo, "a 900
Bullion valued at $74. 645 80 was received in
this city yesterday from the mines.
Green Mountain superintendent reports that No. 8
tunnel is heading INTO the suphuret ledge and that
the ore is OF better quality than the average The
rock ~ of a slightly biueish color and prospects
richer than ore i'll the main ledge, the gold being
quite coarse. The ledge IL strengthening very much
d IT opens out. 1t parallel with the white
ledge. aud was big aud strong Ill tunnels Nos 3 and
a, ana IT'S coming III again at this depth gives a
valuable addition TO the ore reserves of the mine
The general work of the mine is advancing without
interruption, and the mills working their regular
butput of ore.
Old Dominion Copper superintendent reports An
E,iSC L: everything satl >factory at the mines
They are still improving az Developments Continue
The tunnel on the New York has been connected
W1th The shaft by crosscut in 10 feet wide.
shaft to-day in the full width of tunnel that will
average 30 to 40 per cent copper"
. Cherokee superintendent reports that the shaft
mas cut through the hanging wall of the main led
of the mine at depth of 200 feet AS soon rs fhe
VEN was cut the water rushed in with great force
ehowing beyond doubt direct connection with the
beams of the hanging wall. The old works will thns
De drained INTO the main shaft, from which the
pumps will handle all the water. The water ia nm
ger iuil control, and as soon as the old mine is
above the drift at the 100 level show an improve
ment III the
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MINES AND MINING.
THURSDAY, Aug. 11-P. II.

THURSDAY, Aug. 1l-PN
The mining stock markets to-day were active, nu'
there was q general weakening of figures. STATE
Line Nos aud 4, after selling up TO Lao, closed AZ
$50 against 80 yesterday, and Nos and STOCK
was steady at 6Q57s and Oriental aad Miller a1'cr
1.4O, closed unchanged at 1876. Robinson renamed
steady AZ g. but Iron Silver declined from 40 ["
20205, Silver Cliff from sig to 4 %, ana fi"erhi'
was cents lower at 80 ccuts The Comstocks were
o,iat lint firm, Consolidated virginia rising to 2.05
California selling at 95a l05 and Best ana be,c.tr
mt lOls Miner Boy was specially active ana lei
from GO To 80 ccuts. Hukiii brought 20 cents ana
Great Eastern sold at % cents Green Mountain
sold at 8 and Cherokee at 1.25 The markets croseo
quiet and irregular.
=, u ,,,yY,,, cporY gyrvtVGrS 4LES
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Oream 6teamers
TNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

N LtNE WAL MAIL STEAMERS.
xord hoeaS s ;ss r, y Az Aso LIVERPOOL
S SH$$ e AUG
SiE$ 81 Sc HSB sss =
esA4sN ssS si Pre- 81
SSisSs ss s ;SfssP s
inSa AAH StssHssR f?%gay tass
$S% Ss Is S :;s%ss 81 .ssSs
From San Francisco Isl and Brannan'stss 'A'"
rs s}X sSsa ~ SEPT
zsxIX sSISs szf2hSA % a% aAUsPHAIIA
~ on the Pier foot etn k9r's
gp'f@ s.is; p pss ssp%
surr;T The speaiid Irss.silss fl.oo wered steamers
BEtaENhA ard Soa Jug No $40 m
Saloons s,,eroons osrSons aniisa9k !"
s SeroI1 . alla accom- no ialion IneKcslioL
E S% 'G Sa,a Ca. g. as sf ~, or 's''enl
Second ss2ip, s. preoatL s55 ex?arslo1 SOD
aF91a ~ s safn'Pa $ 20
WHITE STAR LINE.
uT Fo AES 5NR h n NAHt STEAMERS
recommended by Lieutenant Maury, ", bot the
outward and hoincward voyages. 49,
GsERMANIc Capt Kennedy saturday Aug 49, 7so a. m
f1g sa HGays4 %s A 81 go m
From TIE @RfT s&5sy F SSHf u f'S
These steamers uniform in unsurpassed IN ap
Pohutents Tne Saloons, Staere0ms, Smoking Bath
rooms are placed amdshs, where and
RArES-Saloon $50 and 800 Return ticket on favor.
York, 500. ~ '''+ N' ~ -'N"'
These steamers carry cattle sheep nor pigs
he
'ohpahys oiices No. 81 Broadway, New-York.
~ -. nan, ,,.x, . 49, II. l. CORTIS, Agent
BARRITT q CATrELI, Agents Philadelphia
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LRIE' RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

~ YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
cSieaRo psy s ,sSs epG Drawing
nJ Il py soIss,S s. T kS% a.. syns
10 pnans best sleeping Coaches
COACHES oS to naa Nsss for the West Steering
c9f5go without change also Hotel Dining Cars TO Chicago
Ms% saa a SaS ss,,v 2S S2o $40 40
8 3 ,gS Ea fS aS ga 9so ms
night t, Sundays G. s$0 1920 las $50 800 p H.
sS SS g eso 1G G Lao $50
Sqaasys 81 sS i9sS M 4n IA go %idls6t
CLIO, 7:Sop and midnight saturday nights only sun.
iSso M las ssq $40 7ls
iaS. a:sSg %y aud %iS%irht ""''N " ''' 'ONO Ill.,
Newburg and Cornwall 75o.o a $780, 4so 600 p m.
Goshen S?% oso u H. $50 sS S aSG 4 49, M
%%astSw NJ 5 1l' iS 20 o So 40 T. 7is p m
ss WITH ' New Sos and osw%so r %aiaS%
ns TS s JsS' S9ps and go 'A' sun
no TIk G%TsKIli$ sgsslal T"lmaG
aSs a % Vest aS
SdsS 5 All "dn Tho s ana
BagSase chocked from residence.
Boats leave 2a quartz" Of and quarter ns after each hour
Tickets io pass.g"aa for ApaT%Soas DRIVING Room
e. ss %: e. ;
No lo Greenwich
Express Trains from the West arrive New York at 725
'Ha i1;20 no o. %BB"rr Gcnr passr Agent Now.Yor
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains knglewood Closter Nyack
sS Coo ana & a' S 80 500 m S s1 m Sa %
Svminutes later saturday nlghts "a .o
pm lHo ABs0rT cen PSssr Aseni Som &c s,'O
FALL RIVER LINE.
The Ss, WIT aoniaios s and Al prn
cpal cities nland and eahoe resorts OF New England aad
the PROVINCES The splendid steamers
Pier Murray St. aud 90 airec9 FAN RIVER
svsTy tns bands sacS
Boston " f Pai ride %s
aquarterl -
The best ts Hnoya Sapcse Cape Cod
S % @ a mo
"'''"' '''" TEwpoRT AND OLD COLONY
5S ro BSos ~ $
principal as S be ss os all on
Of tlow free app
os" coxo, BORDEN G LOWELL Agents
Pullman soepers via n y 4 II Ia and nRN %.,n
Grand Central Depot At 1885 m week DAYS and 1880
VA ana England aU RacsS ''yS 0s' ''A'''
FOB BRdD Dc and all points on Mou:
s iip at Fare err any css
DOR the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Il A SPECIAL FAST EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN
WITH PARLOR AND CARS, connecting with
STONINGTON LINE from NEW YORK
The ONLY Sound Line running through Paror Cars TO the
White Mountains
Leaves Stoning0n steamboat landing daily except Sum-
daysl at stopping for breakfast az Proyidence and
dinner ii Plymouth runs through WITHOUT CHANGE via
Worcester Fa6yans and all White Mountain points
FOX THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS,
LAKE MEMPHREMAGoG AND QUEBEC
TAKE THE POPULAR
ALL RAIL LINE.
Commencing 81 special Fast Express Train with
parior Cara Grand Central Depot New.York via
N " N H H. r. r.. at 1898 A. NJ daily (exocpt sun
days arriving at the White Mountains early in the evening
time tables rates. etc, apply 10 Ticket Agents Y
N. III. and H. Il. H. or 10
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Che 6urt
Qfcursicus.

DAlLY EXCURSION 20 West Point and
~ Newburg See Albany Day Boats advertisements
HOURLY EXCURSIONS TO ROCKAWAY
- BEACH y; " Woodhaven & Rockaway n r.
FlatbushAve @ ''"'""'N~ -
Running unt late in the evening
Round tr1p Excursion Tickets so cents
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alasnetir Clothing.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
IA YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No 1885 Broadway rhny.
irsts, sos West Twenty -thTd-st, ave-
No 81 East FonrteeDhst corner Cnlon square go Thud
Forty seventh ST. a. HARLEM OFFICEA
Nos. lo0l and $500 Thrdsve, One hundred s.l.
twenty nth ST., u. IN. a regular office
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EW-fORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
49, NEW LINE.

HOUND BROOk ROUTE,
,Fof TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA.
LibeTty-st ''' ''''@'" - ~" IL VI ~ o." iOo' VI
Bnanephia Ninth and Green-sts.. AT 7i5, $50, lll5
IN ~ d 43o 5;So T. ~ on sunday at $40
THIRD and Berks SITS. at $50 7:45 lIl5 am l:3o430
o;5n D. M. on Sunday Ss5 a. m
For Trenton Warren and Tuckerss $50 7s5. o90 HIS
$50, IL u. m. - y ~ - ' 1857
Return trains leave Philadelphia for Ne~.York
rom stations Phila and Reading r. Ninth and Green
ns AZ go $50 800 ii LIS. $40 540 645. IL
VI sunday, AZ $40 a. M. $50. ~ %.
ss5 's 81 mn and Berkssis al 800 500 al5a M S4o
from trenton, Warren aud Tuckersts-l;25 625, 1903.
I:2o '25 n. m. S.15 M
connection ~ made JERSEY Station q
i'IookIYn and Erie Depot. Jersey
ckeis for sale at loot 81 Libertyst Nos 23e gel 4ol
s.i b0f, 1928 Broadway, the principal hotels
Brooklyn. '' ~ 'ON N' '
u Transfer Company Dodds Express. win can for and
meek from hotel residence destination April
eatonesn be made AZ ga and 1873 Broadway 7S6 sixth
ave- New YORK and CourSt, Brooklyn An these Offices
graph. 49, ~ 49, i ~ ~ ~
JOSEPH HARRIS HIP BALDWIN
GEN pass cent
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RON STEAMBOAT co.
FOR COMFY ISLAND.

Boats for IRON PIER leave West 25i-st hOuriv G . -
toa D. IN. Pier No. l. 80 minutes Inter-
Boats SEA BEACH RAILROAD leave Pter xo \
hourly 1918 a. m. TO lO;l5 .. m.
Mon SUNDAYS, extra boats at short intervals.
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I .ONG BEACH.

THROUGH TO LONG BEACH WITHOUT CHANGE
IN IS MINUTES
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TRAINS leave Hunters Point; s:s5 10 and la ma
Others through e1PTsss i trains iS
1Tses & S ~ cs AND $40 "a being special fast
~ Leave Long Beach St5 $50 $50. ll:4O 2a5 ss5
sunday trans 81. leave Hunter. Point: sss and NJ
BrSoh time Is Returning az intervals o an
Pine street Annex boat AFTERNOON trans
oNG BRANCH. FIVE TRIPS DAILY
% a and r. S and sam ne s Sef F Pss
SaystGcp " 2ciss ! @ S1 f,es every S llS.
r. ~ 'i % r. mi N Pier j. n including sundays
FARE, soc. EXCURSION TICKETS ONLY oOc.
MANHATTAN BEACH.
1s @ foot s's2ss s s S k9. Ts
SM daII AT BEACH at SIS s45 lo45 ald halt
Trains ,:d leave Man6sttan TO- Ios Iaos
steamers d r. MARTIN ana r1ios CoILyFR. oop..ct
RG with trains VIA BAY RIDG leave Pier
$40 80 ma ana a Soay f 1oS Mep e PoasS :,
p IN ' w ~ - M =" i''A'
.. Grand ID coNcERTs ~ egLMoREs FAMOUS BAND
he drees Of Mr. sF9s' a III Siss
GIsAN . DfsPIki on FiREwoRKs
by The S5 AeFs and saEs Exhibition company
@r IAMfss PATN' T. ~ sl LONDON 90
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
FAIRY LAND AT MANHATTAN BEACH
FXc s Tne 1rsd RS pis' SeaaeT ReSmtns
BOZ S, IS SALE AT ALL ELEVATED RAILWAY sTATIoSs
RoCKAwAY BEACH
~ and the
ELEGANT NEW HOTEL.
ROUND TRIP EXCURSION TICKET. soc.
Hourly trains win leave daily as follows by
y. " WOODHANEN AND ROCKAWAY r. r.
RUNNING DIRECT To THE HOTEL.
From n NTER'S POINT accessible ferries from tAe
foot OF Finest James slip 7thsi and 3sth St. all Rat
river AZ $3.50 p 1905, 1905 ], 20J 3, AO6 Sea,
From BtSHWICK at the same hours.
From FLA BUSh-ANE. be on q
wall and South Ferries. at Z, & o 10 IL l. q s. s.
7,Sp.m
RETuRNING-Trains leave Beach almost hoariy from
g. m. 20 1910 y. m.
Extra Trains at intervals when required.
THE GREAT NEW HOTEL
Rockawav open reception Of guest,
ON the American plan.
CHARMS GLEN ISLAND, l.. /. Sound
~ Most tracive day Summer n America
superior dinners Ia
old fashioned RHODE ISLAND CLAM BAKE servei ~
arrival of each
Two grand concerts daily by JoYcES CELEBRATED
SEVENTY FIRST REG IMENr BAND
- Including the following great sOlotsts
ME Louise Linden. ssxophoue Bent Bros, cornet
Popular steamers
MATrEAWAN, LAURA M sTARIN and SYLVAN
DELL viii make trips As follows
Pierls n r. Broome-st. f Ssd.st- p r Glen islaai
lo:l5A loa5AM JAM $3.50 P. ~
ih5EM i lisPX fFFMM ' SsSPx
S SsSFM sA ssPSS sffz
make only 33d and Broome-sts. landings
EXCURSION TICKETS. 4oc. CLAN BAKE TICKETS. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-12
TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE or N EsTADIISUED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
70 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND . ON
SUNDAY THREE STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-12
WHITE MOUNTAINS,


LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG AND QUEBEC
TAKE THE POPULAR
ALL Rail, LINE.
Commencing 81, special Fast Express Train with
Parlor Cara leave Grand Central Depot New-Yor via
N.Y. Ii. and II. r. r. at 1898 A NJ. daily (exocpt sun
arriving at the White Mountains early evening
tables rates etc. apply TO Ticket Agents N Y
N. III. and IL. II. r., or 10
Q. T. HEMPsTEAD g. 7. A., Ath.ava and <2d.st n "