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The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19

easily assembled, and commands equally
as grand views. \ carriage thivc Of iii
;,en on twenty miles could nc made.
winding on the very SUBMITS Of these
mountains and ridges. cummandinG such
a view II every turn as can nowhere else
hy ,nirycu. :, T. EwlSG.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
Eumbugged Again.

saw SO much said about the merits o;
Hop Bitters, and my wife who was always
ioctnring. and never well, traSe,i me 81 ur-
gently to get her some concluded to hc hum
hugged again: and ! am glad | did. for in
less than two months u>e of the lhtterS nay
wife was cured and has remained So fOl
eighteen months since. ] like surn hum
bu-cinr.-H. T. st. r.iul.-IfDp-e. Press.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ORDER NISI.

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county, IN Eulity.
November 10, 1881.
ORDERED. That the sale "f the pro-
" perty OF The Elktun Gas Light Company. at
rlkton. Cecil county. Maryland. made by hiram
Mccullough, Henry H. Mitchell and Henry u.
Torhert. Trustees. he ratified and confirmed. I'M
less cause To the contrary thereof be shown un or
before the l4tl day of january ntNt: provided.
copy of this Order he inserted in >,IIne new PAPER
printed ut Elkron. once week ior unc month be
lore the lith day of december neat.
The Report states the amount Of sales tp he
S:50G.Ou. JAMES A. DANiS. t!rrh.
True copy: test, JAMES A. DAVIS.
Nov l2-lm Trustre.
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A World of Good,

One of the most popular medicines row
before the American public, is Hop Htrers.
Inu See it everywhere. People ak" il with
good Ell, ct. II builds them M. II is not
as pheasant 10 III" TASTE rs Sni4l;. other Bit
trrs us it is not Il whi>key drink. 1t is more
like the old fashioned bone sci tea that has
.iuue u world of good. If you don't feel
Just right try / up BitterS.-N"ndo N2'"S.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19

Clear head aud voice, easy breathing,
sweet breath, prri,'"t smell. taste and hear
ing, 10 cough no distress These are cundi
tionS hrnuuht about III tdtlrril by the use OF
SLniurd's Radical Cure ,,nc bottle Radical
Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent aud one
improved Inhaler, in one package, for 81.
Death to rats and vernin, Parsons EXter-
Ininator.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19

viduals the shooting being kept np nnlil
dusk.
Captain French irt: yesterday morning
for Havre de Grace, where he will give
an exhibition to-day. Without doubt the
Captain is the best shot ever in Elkt"n. He
is, withal, an affable and agreeable gentle
man, and made many friends while here
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VI \ RRI Ed.

REDw Al H." reside urs. of
li,. brides parents, III Elk H"''k, on nl''lu-
t"r 18th, by Rev. @. :. t.'nw:sV, Z;sin Il.
rUuIIN.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
Frazer Axle Grease.

one greasing with Frazer Axle Greas
will last two weeks, all others two or three
days. Try it. 1t received first premium Al
the Centennial and Paris Exposition.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19

We will send nr. Dyes Celebrated Eler-
tro-Noltaic Belts and other Electric Appli-
anres on trial for thirty days t" young men
and older persons who are afflicted with
Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality. etc. guar
;,nteeing speedy relief and complete r-stora-
ion of yigor and manhood. Also for Rheu-
matisn, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Liver and
Kidney diftiulfies, Ruptures, and many
other diseases. Illustrated pempliet sent
free Address Eoltaic Belt Co. Marshall,
Mich
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
The Jury List.

The following names were draw wn by
Judge Stump. on Thursday, to serve as =
jury for the December term Of court, which
meets oil the third Monday of that month:
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
ORDER NISI.
JOB HAlNES ANH WIFE
IS.
ELN1RA HUNT Ell AL.

In the Circuit Court Tor Cecil county. IN Equity.
No luGa.
ORDERED. This second day of Nov-
" emhCr. A. d.. 1881. that the sales laalC an;
reported hy Ion ilaincS Trustee for thc a'" ot the
Real Estate of Edwin Hai,,cs, deceased. he rati.
fed and confirmed, aIiess cause To the contrary
thereof he shown on ur before the 9th day OF Jan
uagy neat; prNvided. a copy Of this Order he in.
serted in some newspaper printed in Ncril guunty
once week iur one ipnEth hc!ure th. Gtn ,iay ul
December next.
The Report states the an,liit s.t saic1 10 he
81, ,sdi.u6. JAMES A, aANlS. Cicrh.
. True cnpyi test, IAMtS A. DAVIS,
Nov i.-IiQ CicIk.
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No. lU29.
ORDERED. This 10th day of Norem-
" hcr. lssl. that the sale oi the wharf property
lately hc;on-ing 10 Davis y rush, in Port Deposit
made and reported hy William ]. Jones amt Gin
ton Lirt 'uilOu=h, Trustees in til" ah"N" rntlIlcd
cause, be ratified aui confirmed. unless cause To
tine contrary thereof br shown before the
18th day al January next: provided copy oi
this Order be inserted i'll some newspaper publish
ed in Cecil COUNTY. one" Il week irr one month
before the l4th day oi December next.
The report states the amuunt Ct sales ia hr
$12.00n. JAMES y. DAVIS. CLERK.
True copy: test JAMES A. DAVIS.
Nov I2-lm Clerk.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19

s=sy~l have eight Top DuGgios, one Jump
seat Crrriage, one Germantown Wagon. one
horse Farm Wagon, and twenty Sets Car
riage and Wagon Harness, which will sell
III or below first cost for Ca,h have too
much stock to carry over Winter.
Il. WITwORTH
~ New Goods arriving every day, at tht
Grand Central Store, ,BySsyN.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19

This match proved that the Captain could
break Il great many more balls thrown into
the air than any one present could break
while they were stationary. \ great many
siasie shots we're fired by different ipdi-
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THE GRASDEsT OF VIEWS

open before him. Thirty miles away
may be seen the town Of Walhalla, and
if the atmosphere is clear, ten miles be-
yond, Seneca City and the Airline Rail
road can be iisserncd. while on all sides
mountain peaks. ike Alps on Alps
arise, and at your feet the rocky side
drops almost like a plummet 1000 feet
into the valley and rolling crests below.
Whiteside, which is four or five miles t.
the northeast, lears its whitened crest to
tho same altitude as Stoeley, is almost at
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
THE CUTICURA REMEDIES.

Some Facts Regarding Them-whO Makes
Them and what is thought of them by the
Drug Trade-Interyiew of "A Times Report
er viii Peter Van Schaa k ESQ.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19

BAI.TiNurr, Nov. Il. 1881.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GhLAT TIKI TX LlNE ~

AID UNITED STATES MALI KOUTE
Trains York. DOsbru4.rs aul COrtitadt
Streets Ferries. ~ follows
Harrisburg. Pgiurg the eat ana south. WIN Pullman
Palace cars attached. a M AMI 80 y. IN. day.
MiiamrNOrt Lax Haven. s:3D Z. CORY md
Fne $50 connecting NJ Cory for fitusvile PotIO
leiiin Centre aud the Dil Regions
baltimore, Wa-hnctOn and the Sou'h Limited W slp2
ton EIpTcSs' ~ Pullman Par0r 'afs hMy tGc'pt sunday
A. arrive Washington D. w. HeFuAr NJ 1870 anu Si)
A m. $50 and 10 o IN. sunday. g. 80 Il ~ ami 10 IN.
Express FOR Baltimore except Sunday p M . - 80
Express for West Philadelphia. i:M $50 X En- 90
Ilm.tetl, II H. $40 $40 l. :, a. l. $50 and 10 p m.
II night Sunday 1870 aud a IN. D D. J. $50. and
Exnr-s FOR Philadelphia via Camden. 7ao IN. and p m,
except sunday.
trains Jcrsey ty anoringa speedy ad direct transfer
Trans arrive From Pittsburs T. TOTO . H., 035 p
,iO III daily Monday. From
WaSShtrrJon nnt BALTIMORE i:5Oh H., $50, So. llfO p
Sunday 600 = m. and li:j0 D. IA. From Phalephh 800
G3l and UJUp sunday. SOD $50. 3, IOtO ll:4O
an, ~. ,,ufl
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK Saturday, Feb. 70. 1881
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN5FERa

NETWORK CITY.
Lexington ave W cor of l20th-st, 10l.111xi0; Geo
MeGovern and wlio Mortz BaHer.......,..:. 1o5OO
TO Geo McGovern. 10000
s3dst 9, IO0f Of 4th.ave, 25xi032; Jacob Gren.
Ter ana wife 70 Chas Gulden ............ 5000
9th ave- S, 1f0.1l II Of l39det TO Ave 81 Nich0-
to EdTaTd Ripley. $4,000
Same property Oscar Meyer and wife to Isaias Mey-
7thavo cor Of 6i6st to Ave ST Nicholas to 7th.
Van Doren $4,000
Jantzen Drechsel.. $500
York oscar . Megil quit claim
70 VIM Ruter. $4,000
Lexington-ave, 1911 1t 8 Of 37th-st. 24.6xl00;
sherman 22,5oO
one sixth interest 2.Oss
AveA above Ii4th st. lots Nos 81 49, 81, rs, rs and
~; Margarel Brett and another executors, -
Chrisre and husband to Pearson -. 5000
Kayton Ct al to Leonora Tyn6erg ............. 1000
Wal.st, Nos 81. SO and 80, TOntine Building WIN
Donohue 1850
l99x4l; Cornelius Payne and wife TO wmN ~
Bertha W swift $4,000
Burshart Tsferee to James MeNaiiy law. -. 7lOO
l15lhst G, 1889 IL g OF 4thave. lS9xlO012; Fer 500
dinand Jaeger and wife to August LOoa 1000
Frontst No l3G, Freeman Woodbury. aud vile 10 -
Same pTopcrtS F 4 Chaichili 70 woodbury. ct al
11th.st' ., $50 # " Of istavo, &5xSIIo; Agatha
RaLit 70 Anthony Reichardt l5,oOO
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MiscelLaneOus.
ENUE NETWORK BOARDING HOUSE
BUREAU 1856 FiftlIave corner OF 2Sd-st). NowNork.
The difference in tho class Of boarding houses in this t.
"a m great MS the difference the aud character OF the
r.ouo who support Tho NewYork Boarding House
deals only wiz the best Of boarding houses and.
consequently furnishes them oav acorrcspOnjiny good
Gina, of boarers is taken by the Pur Of
the inter- ats DO III boarding houses its IL - and OF
the uubic who seek from the Bureau reliable information as
the I'm which board IL the Of
the beat classes line should DO clearly frawn
eteen really good boarding houses and the large number
m nv Of ho Of pretenous which it is mpOss
bic TO ind good table anything Ike the comforts Of
homo. ,,,-- ...,,- 49,. -. a..
s IN seeks patronage Of thu large number OF
them do toward their ,omers As they would De
done by on the other hand the Bu holds IL rs sd mp
alive duty that good an reliable Class ot Doa
eIs be furnished through it, agency ls faces 0r ms
are unriyaled addition thes9 adveLtl5cs eAn
sIvev AZ ia own expense without stating location tbe aeeo'
offered its eli, the range Oh prices 1o"'
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Balls.


A RION SOCIETY.
~ GRAND MASQUERADE BALL - =,
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, MONDAY, FEB. III.
ICkkTs-Gentlemen $5 ladies', SS each-Gsn b. had u
COnst schmidt, 33 BrOad-st; Geo henser q Exchanges
place ogden Il KatIennaye So Lbery.st; r. j. hLden:
berg Aston House l95 EultOnst Ashbe r. Fitch -
Sassanst; PAIN Il Fechteler 4O3 Broadway @ n You
Banr ~ Mtrcer-si. Geo. Hant 795 Broadway Wilhelm
x Grac 1lIli3 BTOAtwaY Banft Bros, "a FtfthaNr;t
Spangenberg 500 6thave A j. Wilhelm co; Sss 5davej
Il Guggenheimer. OO6 3dave. at anon Hail. ~ Ahd ~
81. Msrs' place, and OF all the members
GERMAN LIEDERKRANZ,
" 2Stn ANNUAL
MAoQCERADE BALL
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
THURSDAY FERKl AIRY l1th, 1881.
Tickets so admitting gentleman All one lady additional
ladies' ticket ) be had by introduction, OF tho follow
ing gent euIen: 49,, ...v.
HENRY HAVEMEYER, liz Wall-st
J. HONG, n / Broadway. (BasenlenE
EMILUNGER. 90 Park Place.
PAUL UOEPEI. Room o, y. Y StaatSzetung'
JOHN CLAIM, 80 ChamberssL
LOUIS AZ RASS, 1870 Chamhers-st
RAEMMERER, los Grandst
J. WINDM TELLER, q. ). b. 4th ave. ana litn'sL
n & F. KOCH, 20thst and bthavS
q f.. L. HOIES THAI col o2-st. ana 3d-aVa
r. VAN DEK EMDE $50 6thaye. -, -
p,Tes ami uckets OF WILLIAM STEINWAY, Ill E
l4th-sr, and CON srANTIN sChMIDI: 50 Broaa.st
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7 EMIMH XALLEY RAWROAD.

I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
~ PAS ENGER TH ms Hnd after Jane J. 1850 vii
leave pos foot Of ror7n't lnd DcsbIoA'e sta a. $40
! $50 for Faston. bethlehem. AieutoS
cahlng MaIch CiunK wa SHARE TuwAuda, Wayrrly.
(IcuevP Brn1D West Pullman steep
ing a;tacl ed Ia go y.
Trains avIng = = m. and ! y. connect for al!
points in 3iahduuy sad IaZietOn c'al rryuns
T. T.. ENlSGfON, G. nerai laSseuger Agent.
Generai Eastern Chce COZ Chuf. b and CorianGts
&. IL CUMMINGS. Agent
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NORWICH LINE

IN To oston Worcester Na'hua Portland ana tho East
New. L1ndOn-Stcamers leave Pcr NO a. NJrtn ITor
at 4iOp dUG sundays eAc)DtoL Liinicd ucAe'a -
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ROTTERDAM LINE.
1 y Steamers leAYs MAr1ONS STO iili5, Bl00AFh
n A. schUlton. Wod., March Schrdan. Wou' aaron
~"
Ist Cabin fBO-S7O. I'd Cabin, so. StreriSe 30
H. CAIAUX, Grn. Agt.. ~ IpIth Wlhan-ss 49,,
FUNGI, 90. - south Wllhal'st fIolSlt aga
L. W. NORRIS. 90 Broadway. GenefA Passage akons.
WHITE STAR LINE. sr,,,,rps
w UNITED STATES AID ROYAL MAJ ~ % IA aAnA'S
FOR QUEENSrOWN AND LlN isistO5oL~- ~, pont,
MOI TCEI he steamers " this I'n3 thko io yari
recommended y LraL Iary u. y. NJ On Ooth the ouS"A1
ana h0mowdrd v0YageA ., "a, 10 9.30 m
CELLO. Capt ueadell , To 4 a m
AbhIATIC Cent Jennings lhlfsulS, a. -, - 80
iRiIA \ iC 4 rnt Parry sialnr Mar n u, ~ y ~
FROM THE WHITE STAR DoCA' Fool W "-'A
1OTll-Sr $500. -, ,,,,rn,a.sd N ID.
These seamers are uniform Ia 1t1 AMI and bath
nolnmontA Tho SaOon StateroJn+ smoHlh8 anu ~ 10
rooms placed sp+ wnore ~ hoto Sl
least 'elt anjr,lng lie ;re5Ot comfort i'Id''' uN
q -, .,,---..,c., Retnrn tok eta on
abb terms Steerago from tho Old COunI'' S''' N'
YORK, -. - -. 49,. az, shoen N ,r MIA
Err lnspecuou plans ant Otler mo appp nv '
SOinl INV 9010'' -' - L. !. CORfI5, Agent
g. L. BARTLETT q Co, Agents, Boston ,,,,
BARHfTr 4 OATTELL. Agents. fh4'Alulpnl-
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feftnrrs an0 Meetlnas

mr., JOHN LORD,
y" AZ CHICKERIEG HALL, MONDAY
on MICHAEL ANGELO. $780, -.
Tickets remaining Lectures, 81 Exchange Tckets -
single admission. rs and 90 cents,
TJ,HE BONDHOLDERS and CREDITORS OF
mo BrookIyn L rvated Railway Company are respect
fnly inTe TO meeting for The purpose Of consider
tie contemplated shu
cr nHrpose at the offices OF the company at 10 az .
ST. NewfOrk CITY, on wednesday February 20 lool' a.
New. York February ~ 1881.
ED. LACTEGBACH.
r. BEDELL, SCommittee
r. E. DEYO.
NJ. f. READING,
TJ;HE STOCKHOLDERS and CREDITORS OF
4 The Urooklvn Elevated Railway Company are respecs-
fully Invited 10 trs for the pIposs or e0es'dr
contemplated anu
er nnDoea at OijceS O the company AZ NO - Wall
st lew YORK City, Thdrsday February a. 1901 "'
GeW.{orx, February II, ISL
ED. LAC1EHBACi,l
L. =. BED ELL, >Comnittee.
Il K. DEYO.
81. +. READING,
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Gieamboato ano Railroa0s.

FOB B0SToN.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
a. l M Tee su S. ~ a. Lssy Lax Grand Central Depot
a. R hSS m Get tickets via NewYOr and
a9S an gons S ON S Sa
arins SIP tP1er 80, E Rl daily at 1850 am
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
leundays eIcePtodl connecting with the railroad ~ -
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
KTE ,.! M sa "a Ja9nAy H. 1884,
n Western and northern Express to Rochester
d5So M Chicago kEpTegs drawlngroon cara to Canaan
ll:gO % Albany and Troy with connections to Utica
SaratoHa al as Falls and Rutland
H. St Loa. SIDS9,s daily VITA 5loeDiuq cars for
for 1n6an aS Sfg oc and Do
rok anu excepting sunday night for Montreal VIA Pats
$50 p m- Pacific Express, daily with sleeping
AMI excepting Sunday ight Tor Montreal Via St. Adams
liSUP m, Night EXPRESS with sleeping cars 70 Albany
1ssS OF saS S ala 4
HSnafT 5 M" GT and s35 @ tan sFpOsg
ROCKAWAY BEACH.-New-YOrk, Wood
Az haven and FOetawAv RaIircaaLeaye daily. except
SS aTs aodfa aStSF7 PSh SiS aSJ nj +O @
09 TO BOSTON,
VIA THE
STONlNGrON LINE
CONNECTING ron ALL FONTS EAST
,,AssAc1tust,,r,TlIn Inc Elegant steamers - s...-,.--
and NARtAGANsErr on MoSdays WcdSssaSs and III
r w., -, ,,r $50 ~; n. PROM PIER 49, ~
Tsss Tfe5e ostwsen Neglork aud BOsEOn GOOD
Tickets ior safe at al PRINCIPAL ticket offices satero9ms
1858 and SS7 broadway. Metropolitan
steamers ELhCrKA aud ALA IeAvs Pier ~, Nosth
for os TSS' Via pToydcncs Gy o1''S' SuA Al
freight via either line ANon AZ lowest RACES ,.,,
L. ". FILKINs. General Passenger ASoI,
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Doar0 auo Rooms.
West Sida.

4 Private American family will let, without
y board 10 gentlemen only Lar neatly furnished
room hall all cOnyenicntes house hrstclass q D
We y0thst.
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CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS
" AND THE WEST

VIA BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave Nrw.Nnrs. ipOt I1hcrtyBt:
a. Tor Wa .lib gtln. CiiIci. NIT. Chicago sc.
ialy East Line. Through Coaches and sleeping
Cara i0 Cincinnati. Chicago II LOUIS SU.
IL 30 DAILY iOr Washington Cincinnati chicago. &c
csrts for sale and baggage "a Ikd ~ foot Ot Liberty ct,
n. H.. g. II. u. Of NJ.
JO5EfH =. HARRIS, u. =. BALDWIN.
Our 80 al u.
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on AND AFTER JANUARY ~. 1891
a a egs 5 Fs j6 S' ISo Toep eo $40
s. a. a.. 8, .. T. s::Dani 10 >. m. AMI u nisht.
7;51 a. ~ ana p M running through Via Trshtor
Boas Of "nrooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains al Jtfey CiiY anOlnBA 81 ey ard direct transfer
,eurning rains olvc west Philadelphia 2ol. 3A5 10
Z, 7:3i $50 aud II m Limited Express 1850 y ny l.
SfS and M On , snn%Iy l3G 81 PIP 80
ami 5;GS p, p m d,y, except sunlay ,.o.
foot OF csbr 'Sses ana Cotland ss Gours. AMI Bro94
fd ~ Hudsonst HoboEcn: station Jersey city Em
tTbn New York transit G6pany win call for and check
baggaeS tr%m ~, hcl"l, ana Residences rARuEp
General Manager. GEM PascnGer Agt
V,HE ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the
L NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
AnRAsGgMEsr TRAINS TAKING MOVE; 10. 1880
room GGocncs 10 iiaiao and suspension Bridge
a. Wiz hGH as E' Tsas 15rS e e. ani
Southwest Pumans best Drawngro0m Sleeping Coaches
~ Day HgrCs: for t s,H West soopas
Chicago without change GS3 or hS pns Cars to Chicago
trains leave Chambers Street Depot New-YoIk, for
Newark, Gao $40 ll:3o mi 5ilO $50 62O 6;lO 1;50
p. and II midnight Saturday nigA'S Ony sundays Vlo
h U lord and Passalc o. 800 TO- 1920 m-the 1920
~ train . s3ps ~ I'h h l0 1 so I M midi
night sundsys u, $780, OIO a. ME- 40 O:3o D. NJ ami ~
O. ao s C l12C Il SO M and re e MD S
night. suudayA d. HJO lO2O m, ii4O O3O H. nr ana ~
midnight. - =, 40 800 o.. go,
10 1870 n and ~ midnight Saturday nights only sun
day. D:l6 u. III. $50 D. IN 80 .,
minie GIT suuoays c. $50, 1920 ~, lao, d;J0 M ond
= WnfWiek. 100. 1920 n. H., 4:3O p. IN.
Ntwbarg an Cornwall 400 a III, $3.50, 400 p Sun
iiondou AMI Kingston c. H. $3.50 p Sundays. $50
a a., IN ,.oo
s Miaasi6 g ~ 4, ~ . oSG 80 s
snudbys s36 1910 $50. The n IN. and A:30
n H. Trains CT With Now-YOfk an1 oswogo Midland
liallTOal al Anlnst mo "a,
days $40 1870 q. M. b, $50 ana D. M.
leave I'D ST. quarter OF and quarter atter
each hour 5ij ~. ~ OaJ y In AMI AZ lUO aud Ilio
y. III ..... -. , o.. .ror,mo,t. In r-o,ytng poo,o
and Sleeping caches be obaiued and orders TOR tho
checking and transfer q DasGage may be Ion at he Com
ma ys Offices Nos. .39 4Ol or 0j1 orJalv1y " Y, NO
tourtst. Brooklyn at tho COmpany's Depos . = .,
Express Trains from le West nrIveh Ne"-lofA at 'Zo
and II 70 M, and lOil0 T. N -, a., q, -. -, v,,h
JNO. n. ABBOTT, Genl Passr Agent NeW'forE
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE1.
~ Trans leave for Englewood CCrter c5m3n an ny
ack T. $3.50 300 B. 4;bO, bi50 S:4u ~ l',V Ill Ill
Sundays. - and $50 p IN Che li'SO D. III. ualh VIII
leave 80 Ipinutes later SATURDAY ngnih - n "a -. Ayo
Manuel spnng Valley and Monsey, 7:OO' Uoo MI 9''o
" !" IEo. N. ARRorr. GansrAl PAsa'r ARent AeWYork.
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Business Ghantes.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No l2SS Broad way corner fsr;y.
eighth sts sos West wSntv third cor. Elghthava No
82 East Fourteenthst corner Union square, z9U fhri-
ave- Forty. ct the HARLEM OFFICES No&
0OI and 2,300 Thrd-ave. cor. nehundredanttwely-
afth-st. mp 20 9 Q. m. at regular Office rates
A PERSON of means and clear reputation,
"A desiring 70 participate in most profitable monopoly
limited power nominal cost entirely supersedG steam,
rendering only successful but tributary M the re-
in the Of Electricity such as gh
Heat operating railwaya &C. Address MULTIPLEA.
Tribune Office
LtOR SALE.-A rare opportunity; new,
Il frcsh Goods Carpets etc. stock will Inv dice
about $4,000; also good viii and leases can DO trade OF
store So plate glass oDt best fitted up store
in the state. Address 4. D. FLEMING CO.. Appleton,
Wis
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- NORTH WASHINGTON-SQU near
- New.YOrk furnished without board ref
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Anftion 6alts OF Real estate.
Gitn prnuerIp do Eet.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At At, TIE
hrstst or So Sxtlave bet F0rtyseventl and Forty
eightnsts 3OS West twenty thin st. Eigtavc. NO
OF East FOurteenth.st corner Uno 1sI11re $50 Third
ave- cor Forty at the HAKLEH OFFICES. Ma
IOOI 400 Thra One-Eun lret. and ,wOuy
hfth.st, up 10 D. m. az regular office rates
ITO LET.-50x90; corner Park-pace and
l. Church-st. etore. basement and sub-ce!Ar rutland
q WHITING, BeekmanBt
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CAMILLE:
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with its remarkable cast.

VALLACK'S. .
w Proprietor and Manager Me- Lester WallaeS;
Every EVENING at * ndSATC RD4AY MATIE EE at 1870
The Last Great London SucceSA
WHERE'S THE GAIT
Characters by Mr. OSAUND TEARLE. MT WILLIAM
ELTON Mr. ii. NJ. PITT, ME HoRA RIO SAKER, Mr. Z. +.
EDWIN Miss ROSE WOOD, Miss EFFIE GERMON. MISC
STELLA BONIPACE, Miss ADELAIDE DETCHON, Miss
EMMA Lorraine.
In preparation and will shortly be produced ]. ByIons
faIctcal comedy OF THE UPPER CRUST.
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miscellaneous.

A LADY OF some means, capable OK making
~ doslrable hon surrOun diDRs womb mo 10 IoeC parry
dng same willing to share expenses OF taAo
Eoud b. willing look after gentIslnaIs qno 1ntnwn
iuleI cnCos given. Address PkAOAlOAA" A
Office, 1893 Broadway.
INOR SALE-UnhCund Tribunes from ,o lS9 %
L 10 1881. WARRENs WILKEl. . Neekman.s. lsOo1- :"
NO MAGNETISM, no mediclne.-Biood pun.
- NV Mr. BATCH ELDER 10 L.ast 1otn-s9
PHYSICIANS BILLS collected, also hen y,
ana ils ont OF the cry insnranSo n o19 ri
,nde1 In W RAEN s. WILkkG, BeekhAh-S@' "o"in so
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U 7 III11HULI1I yTl
Pen NSYIVANlA RAILROAD
TIE OID.EbTA BLIsHED ROUTE AID SHORT LINE
-@- HkHWEEN
NETWORK AID PHILADELPHIA
NINTrEEN TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT
SUNDAY, TIlIttE bEPO1t ~ PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW-lOKk.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MEM AND IIE FASTEST TIME CONSi, TENT
WITH ABSOLU re SAFErY
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90 Whom II man Gontern.

NTOTICE All pprsons having claims against
" the ate Or Lloyd Bartlett are rs1nssn ,H
to same 70 ne uu~e's4b4'1' S InRING BARrLETr,
~ Nest 5lsNS~ Administrators.
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FURNISHED ROOMS to
Le VIII blard references exchangrd 22s West 52det

! ARGE, PLEASANT. WELL-FURE ISHED
ROOM gentlemen, without board house and location
desirable o. u est s8ths. between 9th aud 6tnaves.
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Gitn properin n)ant:o.

CTORES AND LOFTS WANTED.-Wo Gre
having many calls dag for stores AMI ott on Fl!l
William BeekuiaD, Nassau Ard Othor streets IN hA EcJ
RULAND & WHITING. 3 BeeSmanst
HOISE WANTED by an American lady,
furnished unfurnisheJ between 4tb and OtGvcs 20
and 4Sst where would remain part payment on
Dsctor Wishing an Once references given Address RE
spONsIBLE Tribune Uptown Once l.23o broauway.
WANTED TO LEASE.-A small and at
w tracye unfurnIshed house. situated between Mail.
SON and 9th ayenues thirty fourth and Forty NM s!s or
on Address with full partcUiaf6 ~ J. Nr
Union Club 6tn avenue aud T wenty hrstst