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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30
oaIee. Nos. Is aud u rourlecnlh street.


Spare Ribs-D. G. List, Jr.
Situation Wanted.
EavOrites OF Fortunc-fhird page.
Queen City Hotel.
Christmas Music.
Card OF Thanks
Wanted-Girl to do General IIousework.
Wanted-An Experienced Salesman.
For Sale Very Cheap
Bisque Ware-Kirks Art Store,
Piano for Sale.
For salc-rwo Story House.
Strayed-Cow.
For the Next Thirty Days.
For Lower Ohio and St. l,ouis-SteapOr
Montana.
Wanted for Temporary Employment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30

Losr CnEEk, Harrison counlH. M

LOST CREEK, Harrison County, ", Va.
The citizens OF this place and surrounding
country are anxious for some man or com.
pany with capital to come and build a first
class FLouRlNG Mill COal md water In
abundance. Situateon the line Of the O., W.
\ q. X. Il. For information correspond with
Or come and see John A. Sheets or Daniel
BASEL, Lost Creek Station, Harrison county,
". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30

wnkS IL was known that 1toquois had won
the Derby, proud America swung the hat
and when II was further known that his
breeder Ari.tides Weleh, Ea4q Of Erden-
Jacobs oil a. remedy for fine stock, America
admired the Judgment displayed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30
TOR SALE OR RENT
IL FINE BusINESs PROPERTY,

| offer Tor Ale the fine thfpCstoy brick building
situate on the West SldGOf Market street, few doom
below Second Ward Market House. formerly OCtl.
pied By lAChmHn & DuRt, "a Wholesale bhdIa
store. The building Is finished above the hnt fC0f
with eleven rooms aud Is occupied IA u boarding
house, and the ilHt floor Is larguand ClCgahiNOr.
room with cellar, and the tOOm, both for capacity
and location Is the best for the produce budleNl
the city. Also for rent from lst Of April next u.
Z. SIIKIYER, l2ll Main street. jyD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30
TODAY AT SPEYER BROS.

1000 pair Linen CUFFS, only 10 cents
per palr.
1,5OOL Linen Collars, only 3 cents, worth
fifteen.
Remember we are closing out our Gu.
tire stock regardless Of value.
SPEYER BROS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30

IIFE Is short at most and our duty Is to
prolong II. Use, therefore, DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, lIoarse.
nes. etc. Sold everywhere. Price only %
cents
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30

TIE Wheeling Opera House Orchestra will
give Grand Concerts at Louis schwalb'S So.
loon OH Wednesday evening,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30

Iris the most economical, because there
is no bread wasted, when tile Excelsior"
Baking Fowler Is used. X. II. l.isT,
1l0I Main stFppk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30

CASES In which the heart Is weak and ir.
regular In action are soon restored TO health
and regularity by Fellows Syrup Of Hypo
pllosphites. MwFSw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30
ID EAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

Desirable Centre Wheeling property Tor
sale, an elegant large dwelling lot COIl9O
A double two.story brick building pays
sos per year, $1,000.
FOR SALE-First-Clas business well To-
Gated, will exchange for city property, A,l@
1925, $3.50, $3.50, 81 100, $i,iOO for cheap
homes. Now is the time for these.
10000 Acres OF West Virginia coal and
timber land.
G. A. SClIAEFER 4 CO.,
no15 Rcal Estate md Noiarial Business
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30

Lotus .scIiwALA announces a Grand Con.
cert at his Saloon on Wednesday evening by
the Opera House Orchestra. ..IH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30
WANTED.
TO EXCHAYGE,
GENERAL NOTICES,

No ,Il Cl&, STOCKHOLDERS o.
nSnss " mhI W. n4sled TO meet al t i'ss tut
GENDER, lSsI, at : O'clock n "thD DAY OF GE
electlng Board Of Directors MA ~ , ue PagOsg VI
other business which may be bSaprhSsa ia'ilng any
the BY'lAWs, '''"oN u lgand Il ii
no.! GEN un,,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30

The thing ioundat last, Ask Drug.
gi1ts for Rough on Rats II clears out rats.
mice, reaches, lilies, heibugs. i5c boxes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30

A special Meeting and several Ordi,
nanees Passed.

The meeting last night was FOR the purpose
OF adopting the market ordinance, but con-
siderable other business was transacted, the
meeting being quite model one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30
JOSEPH HARRIS NURSERIES,

5000 Apple Trees, two, three, four and 6Ve yeth
b,0OO Peach, one lTOm bud year.
5000 Plulns, one and two years.
5000 Ounces, two and three yeRfA
5000 Cherries, one and two years.
5000 EVerBTrPns mostly Juniper, from one 10 tTo
feet. Tho above are thrifty aud In good condition
for manipulating. VIII sell M low " the Lowest,
Correspondence solicited. Address, SAMUEL MlL
LER, MOupdsville. Nursery u one mile west Oh
MOundyillN dGpOt. deTMW'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30

TnE trial Of Guiteau IL progressing slowly,
and fifty million people are waiting for the
verdict; but the decision Of the people Is that
the Acme Baking Powder Is The best and
pllrest made. Put up in 10, 10 and 30 cent
cans. For sale by all gfocerS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30

CHOICE GOODS arriving every day at
DILLONs Jcwolry Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30

Take EXTRAORDINARY" and you
will never be bilious.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30

"WHA4 every one says mnst be true" that
"Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup has no equal for
coughs and coldA Try II Price Csc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30
WEATHER INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, November 3O-i A. M-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley warmer nnd
fair weather during the day followed BY local
rains In the western portion, southerly winds
and falling barometer
For the Lower Lake Region, warmer and
fair weather, south to west winds and falling
barometer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30
FOR RENT.

GOOD ROOMS 10 LET-wVT1 ~,
~ N1sHED, with or without 49, IL FUR.
wa M Coz Main and Twentieth ~, parties
EESEsEL. seA J. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30

"WlNE OF oARoUl" four times day
makes happy household.
For sale by Logan & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30
the usual merchants lunch at The New
MCLure House Sample Rooms daily.


The following shows the range Of the Their
mOmeter, As observedAt sClneprs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday!
1850 1881
TAM 12N, SEMI A.M,l2N,8P,H,7RX.
mi a a q 10 % % A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-09
MINES AND MINING.
MoNnAY. AUG. ST.. VI.

MONDAY, Aux st. VI
The Mining Stock Exchanges to-doy recorded
far amount of business and the markets generally
were strong. Consolidated Virginia was partlon-
larly active and rose from 1.S5 to 30 ana Can
fornia sold mp to 10. Oriental and Miller advanced
from O5 to 100, and Stote Line, Nos. ana -
from $50 to 1885, Nos. . and from 59s to oi2 south
II;,e continued active but declined from 81 to 90
cents The Leadyille shares were steady 20 strong
Vberrian rose to 30 cents, but ended uhcnahee ~
40 cents ChrysOte brought 5l2 iron SilYtEF, 100
600 Little Chief lao, Loadyille ConSohdale9
l55 and Silver Cliff from IA To- ois. sou
Stripe was 10 cents higher at Ito. Inc markets.
closed quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-09
STEAMBOATS, ano RaiIroaas.

E,RlE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
6rrnseMent trains from chanbers stree; Depot
room Coaches 1uaaio ana Saspen.o g &
~ DAILY Past 81 Express arriving az Buff
o3hwe; Pa ion@gs' s Ts last ts e sa West ard
Z D. M CDav S 5s ~ arsers ios Ssw2nrg -
54ce5 IT99gh to buffalo NIAGARA Falls Cincinnati end
Gd3 i p R5.s-t::nigrant trala Tor tn West.
T. N end II mfinght Saturday NIGHTS Owls, Sundays si5
t z s l ePS P3 Pas a io 2ao 1929
nshE, sunday, g. $3.50 l0;2J a m. las $50 9:0Jn a.
PatSrsoag $50 $50 lC2oan u noon l45. 3 $50 40
snpa3s + 20 }6 PA GO, = ,lH591 m and y ridaighC
clio 70p wa ans e aa f2 to d39 no 40 go
IS 961erq 7;5o 9:8e 1920 1916 800 elo 7I5
rs ao ana a and b nj i9 s Sundays $780, 1920
Sw Sis an Gor %;; S9 7 B. ~ M s.ao An ooo
Sa SIS 1920 mr. s ss2 3D. s4R39snZ' $50
Mii}let.vn 9.t1t q" "a 4; % o;,'' h N; qo -
+ n trains connect with NewYorS osreso Midland
P 5i3' saw ~ tSG94l,S1t, 7oooo ~ .oo q, -,
days $40 $40 j Loco ~ s $50 ana ~
S NeSTYoF satgriays only At $50 through without
ley (Qveroox Mountain PEGascia T5ne In $50 snrIf
Grand HOTEL aud al stons the Ulster and Delaware
Ragea9e checked from residence.
Boats leave 2a quarter and quarter after each our
non go a M 10 v:5o p a and at l0+5 and ll:45p.
dsespas colches can and orsr9 for ae
PAWS So 5 OF So BTosd sS f s. T. e no Con-
Express rfans from the West arrive IL Nevo q. 10,
JNo n. ABBoT'T, GenI Pass'r Agent, NewYors.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
= Trains leave for En5ewood CosteT Piermontand Gyaok
Am ahI 8: - pm Tie 1850 Pm. train win leave
N6 A 2nq ac S2p pGys o ess $50 ~ 1'o
FALL RIVER LINE.
= ar FOR FOR FALL RIVER, BosToN. AND THE EAST.
epal cities inland ana resorts Of England aai
,''o ,BRisf6I %%b PR'9VrDrxcE
without Sopnlo5 az apo 20 ,n. 20 fl rye
every eyongl5 the soien GoIs an 6rs5s.trts Ssebi
morning Boston short rail ride Ca5 one hoar and
aquartcr.
,, ONLY DIRECT LIND TO NEWPORT. r. T.
the best route 20 Naras VINEYARD Naatucet cane Cod
neo by ts me Fares lower than by other route& Mag
ro,r, w., NEwPPo2RT AND OLD coLosY.
fier :, y r Connection by Annex fro brooklyn, p.
'V 5riet - W. - -, 49,, D., 40, ~, , . -,
Rncai hotels transfer and ticket olccs a. the Office
cation
GRO I. CoNNoR, @. p. A. ~
EOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
s pullman sieepcrs via NY y H. and H. r r. Leave
Pa Ne@ os ana ' la S 9 a AT %k days Get deSe'
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
4 sATONICuui NsUGATUCK RAfLROA Ds-sfosluers
S East f m i Fare lower Dan ,g M AMI g% oty
nor the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Ifr{AS SIP ii.Abb FAST EXPREsS THRoUGH TRAIN
With fAttl>..TK,ASD Day CAI', co1nectng with The
iH ONLY Sound Line running through Paror Cars to the
L2yea so9a;ton steaueoa, landing aaly sua;
1ays1 a. a. No. oppns Tor octStrt ~ Froydcncc and
Worcester 20 FaDyans and al Wnto Mountain points.
EOL. THE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-09
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Monday, Aug. 8. 1881.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE r&AN5ES2&

RECORDED REAL ESTATE r&AN5E32&
NEw-YoRK
Greenwich-st Nos % and "a John Kcprlvr aud vito
to i Ro6sGr and Se- i ia srtst,..i 80. $4,000
interest," i9 SUM. 90 O'o I , pl' '' - I8aoO
To- L Ian 81 II to Mary 1900
for saylneS 70 ChSs RieiIttsr ! 1900
End vile to ioln /, Ro6ns,o1 n. i0''' 49, $1,000
1920 ST. n 2u) fl " OF Npr1s-aYe, 2tEi0l: pNdhD
90 smith to John Clark and another .......... 100
and Wiie to G " fu65 80 -No'.'' o''.'i. 10000
9 Bamtiqan and VIE 70 Il iiag and vito @ 10000
S2d-'i, n 300 ID OF 4traye, 6UXlO2.3; Ed Boldly
ana to .iavanagn
Ha7sna. IN aud vic to 4 ManGeI .i. 1900
36th-st s., 300 10 e OF Sthavc, 22N9S9; lombard
90 Ght1 ana Witeto \ e uasey .....---....,;;.: -
<; II BerS 2' n to q wi4o9. 1890
aid VIE to : 3 Ulii 'yl'S1 '-'o9 1890
a6t,-s g.. 175 n W 6th-aye, 25xlOC.G; Davis
and husband 70 4 4 kalHey. .-.-......... L
tSattf and WS to oiS' dot SoA'' "u. Il 10000
strcetSr and yiieto j. 3 Eiott oAlV'D % 10000
Gaiagsn - " % o.''..'' q ii'io' ~ ii''." 5000
IalGr t6 Iiynston 1900
TcSrSe to ,aSab 4 boGgas 1850
King fojo ,g a Ia ttJ''IG ouvei ~ 1880
lltlst s, 2JG fl a OF AVe.A, 5ONl03.3; Mary
O.}ficn and another executors, to T. sullivan
Graham and WHO to p Adams ana aaotS9r 46o9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-09
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Monday, Aug. s. 1891.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rnrBuSu.I

LEADvILE, Col, Aug. s.--The Robinson Consoli-
dated settlement has been completed, and all the
were paid to-day, aud $4,000 more are due in in
sialments Wilson Waddngham, on behalf of the
company, offered 10 discount the notes to-day.
ChIysolitc is shipping largely, though the mine is
now being crowded 10 keep up the shipments.
The Annie pump has started.
Denver City is shipping some ore taken out before
the new machinery was put up. The new machinery
Is to start IN day or tWO
ROBINSON, Col, Aug. S.-The ore production of
tons, valued at 100000 The mining expenses
were less than $4,000. All the slopes, drifts
levels and eseryOrs, looking splendidly. Twice
as much ore has been added TO the reserves as was
mined. The lat shaft is down sixty feet showing
nch ore Ill q seam IN the country rock proving the
existence of an body below. This viii double
the value of the mine. The new DEVELOPMENT in
the tunnel is showing magnihcently and the Robin
Son Consolidated may now be considered one of the
best mines i'll the West. All litigation has been
settled
Bullion valued at $1O3 900 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
starr-Groye superintendent telegraphed yesterday
To the New-1ork office: Il express YOU So 600 net
on tuesday Mine is improving fast on both drifts
south. Plenty of ore for mill"
Barbee * Walker superintendent telegraphs that
ing to $3,400.
Iron Bonpet manager writes August 1 : ain orr No.
incline we have splendid vein of rich ore over
feet IN thickness. We have some dead -wor< in The
way OF tlmberng 10 do, and i'll ten days shall be in
shape to take out ore very fast. We are also get
ting good shipping ore from Nos and 2 inclines y
Father de Smet Superintendent reports for the
week ending August that 900 tons of ore were
tracted from first level 500 tons from second level
and 200 tons from third level During the week
900 tons of ore were milled; The sill floor of Me-
Glnty chamber was advanced sets, making 1OI,
sets Tor the mouth A tunnel has been started 1 9
feetabOve the bed of Deadwood Creek and about
~ iect east OF and running parallel with the main
tunnel IL is known the NOrth-end Tunnel .
anu has been driven 30 feet during the month The
building Tor the additional 2O-stamps has been in
closed. Ihree-iourths of the machinery has been
received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-09
Gieam1onts aHo RAILROADS..
TROY ROATS

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
"A. Note change ~ location. NEW STEAMERS SARA.
nom PIER No a. Nortb ver loot o. Gnrsiooher,t con
day oaoho5 h a 0' the North 'nl West sun
A LBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE
sourH ' 1t ay Vs. PSE i T6S F atS
M conncetngE Albany. 5anllY morning evce0ssD vita
Excursion acAet' Ai6an{ oa@ return sqoa 80 says s25a
4 LBANY DAY BOATS-ALBANY and c.
Do LAZY !S9niIy@ eTc'p,@h Leave Vesry-st.
a9a$at yyact ror5 %ct F5 1 eE Mp Fsa q
kecpse ninebeek alkil ana Hudson Come, a Rims
beck by 5ery via a.! 3 . ctn On the Ulster ami Do
a v III at Ni Tor l,tsaG4 Lebanon sg
ssAi L EXl,HEss, New York Contra oni Hud.o5
tesot'to wc' Point NcHoari reHninyby dow" boat 81
BALTIMORE and ONO RAILROAD
o,,,,, vaPhilaielo1ia. baltimore lHa R,slaetoa'
ESna = II Depot loot Dos5ros.esst a;
Wait f Ea--s GTs9 ,2s, e. arrive yn'a'n;21 22
err b51E P'1arE Columbus All Cn,.nal Parior At
m-D3lv '',t Inc to- wr,hIa,t,1 rrrlv, ca,a1,g
q 1,i, IT, .lc1t5 80 a., tut 3d. Louis $50 y. e
u3 5n Tan :. thr , - chic{e,.
sFs after l9:'o, n Arrive ~ CanJeH 5taoa Bs'tmore
n.y. Wa1noa 1910 a. ~ i6sTsrs s iGr ciae
r,7aro ,a '} w 9't' ;,,- amst'r' Wet Trains
Tckcts5ni ,e'anr ort5, ~. ~; ~ an 1 an o'9 70:
r May and ali tn ss oftSo Pcans2iy,a S aoai ' c5a
CENrRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Brookyn f9ot y Flton-.. Jewe's WHARF
Ir1vc Sew. York. fo5 ~ fiberty.st. ns follows
,o.g3 m-F'r Pennington. Easton Allentown. Reltns
"a For scho,,cy'. ,rourt,n Tith Rrii,, er,,.,
-; lnr western r. r.. Easipu. Allentown, Wllles5arce
ga m-F.,r Bloomington. scho,,cg,. Nountg, Hg,
fritlcc Bruch iston. Allentown Rcl.lilg HlrrispHry
Hatct hlnS Nta nfport Tantgua. pr,ftoa NlntcJEe.
~ For Remington f,a.ton Allentown Reading liar.
Tihh'rg, MauCl thuut Pltfstou,
co r.; Nor llctninFt.n, tAnon Wind Cap Mauch
'huhk, lamlgul llri'ton, NiS"sh1rrc, scranton.
go o. m For schooey's Mountain, iigh Bridge Branch.
sita p. m For S,nsryiuc F1crnnet,a &c
=, 'itpp u.-tur tlStnn d., u and W. r. H. Allentown.
hcai INK farrslurE Msnch Chunk, Wltesharrc. SC.
SUNDAY trliNs leave D..
dud intermediate stations 5tJl1 EIston Allen
FOR Newark s. I:lj 6:l5 CTS 7I5 1880 S.on $500 D
9l5. 9;t5 1913 1910 lil5n M ~ m. 1915 la . 2lO
- 800 !, $50 q DIS, $3.50, 6ij. g. t:lj ESQ., 1880 8lJ, D.
For trains to loo al points Time Tables at stations
y Y. and Long BRANCH DIVISION.
i'l han Long Branch Ocean Grove As6ury Park Point
Llsnxeat $40 7t5, o. m - H. . $780, L. l:3o o:3o
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
SHOKP LIN .s-QU1Ck TIME.
THROUGH CAItS-LOWEST FARES
ron, ATLANTIC CITY $50 q. 20, EXPIRES. 200 n
win through cae. arriving ~ Atlantic city At $40
Fare frou@ New York one way - IS Roupd.,rip. - 49,
E'REEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY.
Tor Freehold 545, $40 IL M. 49, 5:3o
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Bay Route via sandy o. 1910 o. :3O
Az oo o:a1 p me- for East Long Branch &C. On Sundays
. l0:4Oa M 8i5. p. Grove, Point Pleas
For sandy Hook via Branchport 5iJ 7l5, a. M u
For Monmouth Reach seabrgh &C. via Brlnchpor 5;i5,
''ss"f "a NJ, ~ M $3.50 2;io ';Jup n. MI, ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-09
Oeea,l Cleaners.
CUNARD LINE.

Y i A|'-'iS'
voq-rcv ., =, -. -
EEoAs 49,. Nlll itf--"bhNE ROUTE"
rD,V; - 49,
y,orrr >-r fhoA PIER no ~ NORTH RIVER
AZ " oinesiay Avg 10,
AK W ciiestay, Aug II. ~
G1,.1 - - wednesday AUG ~ p.
@Att5 ~ An
}Aistse 80 alt SD ticSos favorable
- aef,a,.o,,o,. -, 49,, D., . 800 =,
" SAs - AMI FRO al parsl Of EIrops ~ low
rates 'tciS"t AMI P13Stgt once No. B0Nun3- ire3h
NAANON H. Brown v 90, A83t55
EpED STAR IT%E
Z, Uniei to ., ~, .,, ,,.,,r ,rou -, ~,
49, ~ y WA l ~ ~ " t.lNt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-09
Lost an0 FOUND.

L OST.--Bank book No 11e1ao ;s.r,od r..
1ne ,ae German savings RANK in the City q 10
AZ IN DAY OF September 1881 avpIication VIII he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-09
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
NEW IT \ \.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,

~ NEW LINE.
Leave FSF T&EYT S qaa PHApEL Of foot of
3D. &@ y aP5 F'I On sunday i s5 ' No.
E9rrld and Berks SITS at $50, 7:45, Il:l0 l3o4:so
90 Sr p M on sunday &C ~ q M ,qo "a, oac 111s
2: a. 1870 i:3O 5jo ~ p ON sunday $40 a. MI
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New York; 49,
sis no s o Il a me-, i5 $iS 5io d,i5 IL p m
Ezra q and aI 6SrF.i G At ga 600 ol5 M $40
O nonp Warren 81 s%"S aS at 3 d5 sos
g9 9S' dol0 ll3d 2;2 Are, 625, 7;2op M Sunday
Connection made at Jersey city station to and from
Tickets sale at foot Of Ii6ertys, Nos oaa 2e 4ol
Nos and 20 courts, and a Annex once wharf
DoaGs WIN can for and
made at " "a and $5S ToST 7$6 sh
nG ls Bs TSe%ono S
j6 GsGar.j Harris HIP dsn nA AI.. ISs,
HUDSON.-Steamers Redtield and McManus
Chatham Lebanon Springs, Bennington ptsfeld North
Tor XthsPs, co%sHcKIE yosant
fPo% f s% Nort R Ray at M Sundays 0A0ep
NETWORK CITY AND NORTHERN RAIL-
ror n,n,nrr co, TnRoUGn TRAINs, ,,o.,
cS%% nj and inter,
panon n brewster Carmel and Mahppac EXfREss with
Carmel aao raY % latest
spsca and way sayGs ss1s daily
change in official High Bridge and Van
Cortandt,
with Rectorst 90 minutes before
time Of departure from l55th.st
TICKET OFFICkt, OF THE COMPANY.
NEW.YORK i16S East 125th. st, 3d-a
Alden 2O7 News Rooms (ontrance
%nsssr fhE sssi Depot Vest
1,323 broadway. ST., near Sth.a
737 Bth.ave., cor 42dst BROOKLYN.
Cosmopolitan Hote, cor. Cham mo. Courtst
- berss at and West Broadway.
fvThe NewYork Will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences
PROVIDENCE LINE.
l. FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Connecting with Providence Worcester RAILROAD
~ Worcester and all points north via Worcester
~ The Palace Steamer MAsSACHusETTS wlh leave on
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays AMI tho steamer GALA
TEA on Mondays Wetnesdays ami Frdays at r. NJ FROM
Sterooms Mt Offices OF Westcotts Express Com
pany. and at principal hotels and ticket oihceS
rsNHE POPULAR SHORE LINE 70 BOSTON
a and NEWPORT, from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily Except sunday 10 Session. ~
500 a. ms p M tparior cars attached) and lon m, 'wih
palace sleeping cars.)
sundays 90 10 - my with palace sleeping oars' Limited
tickets to Boston, Tall RAIL- So. .,,,,,,
on and otter MONDAY June special LdMirhp NEW
iached arriving It Newport &C $50 r m esets ann pasS
Windsor Hotel ticket oices and ~ Grand Central Depos
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THOUGH TO LONG BEACH WITHOUT CHANCE
~ 20 MINUTES
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:
THROUGH CARS-LOWEST FARES.
f'bN ATLANTIC CITY $50 o. u. EXPRESS 900 y.
with through cars arriving ~ Atlantic city G:45 D.
rare frUuI New York one way Round "trip. 81 85
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XWANTED-BUSINESS PROPERTY.--Casb
" and country place free AMI clear city, will be
given for nice plcce OF store property. hULAND WHIT
ING, III Nasssu-st
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ENMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

~ AIlONAL LlNE.-From Pier 80, N. X.
HHNNcr !, NJ ~ ~ EhSSFoWN AND LIVERPOOL.
4'D ~ go " M biIFf...Auy. 90 D. m
np,-,,,p,y FOL. LONDoE( Victoria Docks).
p cai An ~, 10 IN dH,Ls0A, Aug II IL a.
oi Hooto 80 currency prepaid steerage s23
DeIhS ~ lower than most lines II. w j. HIJH5T Manager
60 and rs Broadway n. Y. ' "
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IRON STEAMBOAT co.
FOR CoNEY ISLAND.

poats for IRON PIER leave Wcs, 2ssst. houriv a -
To - p H. Pier No. l. 30 minutes later. ' o. nj
Boats via SEA BEACH RsrLRDan Ian, tsf.- -
hourly, f;i5 q. m so 1918 ID. m. 80
NJ Bon 5C NbAYs-eElTa boats - short intervals
! ONG BEACH.
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Giln Reel estate for Sale.

INVESTMENT properties paying s per cent
a. net on Bee&nan William, Nassau alA Fult0n-.tI
NC LAND ~ WHITING, l2l Nassiu-sk
STORE PROPERTY in Peck Slip for sale
- low. rutland WHITING, III Nassar3t
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respectable girl, age. 20

employ hotel M Go 1.-Two I'm n
pN ae family from Sept q would like to get place where
Philadelphia Post Once. ~ w 'e~ Az " ADil'
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BrookInn l)ruperln for Sale ann 90 Get

FGNO LET-$G00 for 3-story high-sto0p brown
a stone houSe 2Nl2 lot 1905 only five minutes walk from
respect PARK and convenient to COney Island aud all tho
ferries by hOrs-Cara.
rutland d WHITING. l2l Nassau-st
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NJ
I'VE with pleasant guests this season; but few
rooms high ground, pleasant location good water
plenty Of shade mountain terms - To - 80
week parties of three Will be conveyed residence
CatSklU Landing at low charge parties
three that stay i9nr weeks from landing 10 my residences
drives ocClSOnaY;. guarantee sasfiCOn; cudeayur Ia
please all tn again The pleasant farmhouse at Durham
Greene County \. y Please address SHUBAL FINCH
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Fpo,, 49, N0TIcE-"LASE ROUTE"
AA''d NE"- HOl.k 10 LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEEN
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nAILY EXCURSION TO West poipt mi
- Ne"oarg See Albany Day Boats aaveriiseraoni
Hourly EXCURSIONS TO ROCKAWAY
= bi..A M y, y, Noo'tlaven q Rockavsy n r.
Flatbu-h- ~ o '-iH D-ai"ie" ~
Running uutl late Sd tle evening
Round trip Excursion ric-.ets 20 cenfs