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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29
legal Notices.

MERRY STREET-SUPERIOR COURT of
~ tng CtrF OF ~ W;Y0RKJANE GUINEvAN plain
% 40 oil Indictment Of partition and sale made and en-
June. ISL the undersigned, the referee therein pSo1
WI sen az public auction to the highest bidder at the ~
oAesroou NO IL Broadway, CIV Ney,
1ork on saturday the l7h day OF september 1881 at IL
oioch noon OF lha day by T.. H. Ludlow CO. aucpueera
e pldises IL said Judgment mentioned aud therein de-
at ot OF land with the dwelling houses erected
Nv g NJ oe,g III the seventh Ward OF tho CITY OF
oi on tue nOrthery side OF Cherry st and nov nd
nc oy the street number 362 Ceerry.st bounded
H., @ ~ 'front.' by Aherryst, castwardly by "A Iouse and
l3w or ioTInery OF Chester jennings m
a,oYt So4 on Inc west by dwelling hmse ard lar 20
Inc of lie boo s h nper 500 and northey by the division
49, .is oiock whc line midway between "a
TREE } ns "1Sg In breadth in front rear twenty
Two S De inc said several dimensions more or iess and by
premises which, Of n.,,
~ Nichoas itontine, deceased, CharIea
seventeen na,oa Anu njstingnished by the i3
ANnepw Il .n,,,s e G: cANTINE, Referee.
Aug. 26, Fritz Monet
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On au.l ft,. r,.f.. tlgt
Arnr,,y', ~ ~. =. ~, Nh ~ N

AND UNITED STATES MAI, ROUTE
Trane NryyY York VIA pcaf,rcssas -,
Streets Ferries, q foiIoNx "'' N'''t"nul-
HARRISBURG. Ihusbur. the West Sorth with Pullman
fS ai9 Cars attached 9 a NJ $50 ant $40 NJ ialv
Nhha'ualiprt, LOCG Htvcn D. $40 m Garry aud
tfic at h"r connecting
leum Centre and the OFT foglons. A'''"'
baltimore WASHINGTON and the South limited Washing
ION Express ~ Pullman Parlor daily excrp, Sund1y
lun M arrive WASHINGTON Ho~uiar $3.50 and $40
n NJ $50 and lpp IA. ard T. night sunday 1870 n
ani' 10
ll.:1pr tot Baltimore except sunday D. m
for AtlrntiC t''tv IN. without change ~
boats " ''BTooklvn Annex connect throurh
n. ersey City aoring speedy and direct fJr
Bronkiyn travel. '0A
Trains arrvo from ptsburg, :, lOf0a q. M a:85 H. H.
daily $40 daily. except Monday WashingtC1
and baltimore. $50 n M "a5 5;24 800 and lQ5op M
pha. 300 6ho.s g4hlo:t9 ll:t0 m lI6 . 800 90
1910. Ili0a. MI $50. $50 800 ana O.5Op. uL WV "
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6teamboats an0 RAILROADS..

A TROY BOATS. CTTTZFNSJ rINF
sas cTY ~ PR5s
ecpg E No IL North River cos
& iras i0r the North and West Sun
/ L baAw On, BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
iahS lss sy,rg P %rE T Ds@ RlSe
trains NeTh Wes Aoaqy saniay morning exesoteD wish
eAo'' Albany eng F' svhs sSss
A LIb fan DAY B0ATS-ALBANY and O.
Pier s$5 aai asaya sssnays eESs:gsn vostr
eeSps aPnss Sy9ss s5 ansf Pou ats
q r. for bs Ss ss
sh ver csnr aHd anf fP mSd.S6
iokotsto West NewSSSg Ha s od 2s
EALIlMo0RE and OHIO RAILROAD.
onanas@ssrrh Mad aamoT wssaiST ssG
oo vs. Depot tooG cortSai All De5o op@ psaa' a.
9Sf SsSs. T%S9:sT sSgys ya.apy2a p m
taeSsd ftss'ueg Columbus Gin iaaa' Paylor ea ~
$50, n & fast line TOR Warrington rrvs ,,,,,,s
tro1 m To- ari - Lol,s $50
pi1s 20. Mdng6t tly 'stss ,,.,.,a,
;s5 ~ Wass,ny,, AAr ge at camden station Bslti@oTs
n@ 1904 % Washington ioio 1s esssr lsa ot c Rsi
Tysf:rSn,5, ti ti',r sn,Tsls West ar
S Say oil tbs oos' OG Ps Penn oIcS broad
{ IENIRAL RAILROAD or NFW-JFpSFy-
BrooSga loot IN Of FEY Esso Yo foot beFyst Station In
f SayS &sW Y dg9H s s7i y - ,r,
Si5qS @-or Flemln gton Eastoa Aeaown Re,,,,
7t5a %Eor schooleys ,Io7ptaa. rtirh srIar. e.,,.
WsTeSaIhy9 Western r. r. EastOn Aieatowa wkesSasr
Bridge Brd1sn FELs ooog ehooey, toaptaa ra
Timer fdbthS lila aspor ramaquA Driitol Nantooks
, D. m-!oI BENNINGTON. Easton Allentown Resdinr Ha-
c2ankP a@ @Tor FlfIo1s2g sloo Wind Can Mauoh
rs s: or sc6ooe Mountain High BTiise branch
4:a5u m.-For soynerv1ile Rlen,ncto, 60
Rsan aTruTs %anh cha AKA wseoafr A en-
i S@a s:atoRs NJ Tor Eastoa Aen
o F9r Newark at 545 6:I5 Gas 7I5 7.so 500 $50
3 :3o = IA 2; 1913 lilo a M l2 N 49, l5 ? 2sG
sif2 1920 III 8 l2r. N. ~" " '''" ''' .
For trains to local points see Time Tables at stations
y y; and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Rcd Bant o 6rA -; IlSE Tor Perth Amboy Souh Ambov
cS ea yt 5:i5 7;i5,o l0soa No. u m 800 4.3o 5:3o
For ATLANTIC CITY
,,o .uTHRoT6G9HH chf ssiIogSk rI FRsrs
with trous6 cars nrrt,nr a. itS %; 200 y m
o'i"'n NcW-fork ono way % IS Round NIP 1896.
EREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
Gso N o' freehold 5,45 7:45 o. M. Pm 2 4sl $50
n EW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
8.45 500 8E6 va NY Hook ioayc az 9 lo:i0 lSO
.,Oe ~ Oi' p H. l"f Vast Long Branch Sundays
aTf t0'oG m S'i5 81. m-ror Ocean Grove Point Pleas
2F 6 5aniy Hook yin Braachporb 5;l5 7:45 a. NJ 70 No.
or Monmouth Beach. seaArght &c. via Brancbpo-t 5:f5
5I5a M n'r II, ~ ~ o.; = So $50 $40 ,.
"9a iegits yneland and an stations 3? BAY side
oad Hcsi Sea Side ' P5Fk l0F Raegsf Toms River sa
~ ISsrA' Ea--l 80 nmNia Sandy HOOK Tor Lake
sihg Toms River ATLANTIC CITY and all
RIO f:%o ? myia RI Bank for Lakewood Writings Toms
a.-Se
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IRON STEAMBOAT co.
FOR CoNEY ISLAND.

Boats for IROs PIER leave West osl.s. ho,-,,- d, -
tos p m Pier No. !. 80 minutes later. ''' a.
Boats via SEA BEACH RAILROAD loa-a d.. -
hourly, els a 10 1915 D. m. ~ 'ef ~
y BON SUNDAYS. oxLra hoa.a az shn-. i--.-.-,.
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rs'O PHILADELPHIA.

THE orD r-sr,PrTsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 ittAiN9 ,tACu WAY WEEK DAYS AND o OK
SCNDAA ihILis STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA,
Two IN NEW IOhlA.
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Gltnatlons illante0-- tllales.

A MEXICAN, age %; wishes employment ;
ceres; bright active and intelligent giyc highest
$ =, 81 'i'''''' D. i'oDiNSoN' caro- OF
4 SSlSTANT BOOKKEEPER or SALES
laat ptoS SaGS q iss
4 YOUNG ENGLISHMAN and wife; no
place. nneei stand the I'm duties such: ctT country;
ISM iSi'e can or address, r., 81 Lust lith ST. Adver
RoQlkkEEPER, CLERK, OR OFFICE AS
good rrocces ~ ii n city house cen farash
dress hookkEEPhH. Box q, Tribune ofoe. ''
S0OkkEEPER OFFICE ASSISTANT, or
OF 'e IS open for N ENLARGEMENT with come good house
address NIRorA BOX II. Tribune once ' '' ''c''e
CL0TlllNG SALESMAN, TRAVELLING
VIA aoS ago - sspeIisneei - TRAVELLING salesigsn
20 licry'st house F''a' call or Add'''' JAMES BAiN
(lOLORED MAN; aged 20, GOOD address.
liyr Sa uy so g. ernicynent az valet doctors
g,.yStc family sober steady ana rsconmcnaed r. ~
& AltDENER.-By married man Conc child
and cod n S cEpcI enc, IN r5c and gre,n houses, hot
c. Of seed stor ~ ass references Address T.
GARDENER aud FLORIST.-By a COM
her oit German onS Tor en- isomcn or before
vatc ana a. ic,1 i,f sa lear' VITA drt class ri
f Hsac 4LIN RICHARDS, hola gardener Aianha,tan
/ IGHT PORTRR-Young EnglsbmaD- occd
80 ~ Mishey employment a. light porter vhoicle grocery
ouSc i'eTrli s had four years experience roce-.
Wen tecoumendcd Please call addresa G. ia LBO13
broadway, top floor - -
MANAGING FARMER. age 36. mar
~ iicd naive American; collects employment H. com.
Iets 10 take charge o grue place stsk farm
tcusst. recommendations can be given. MAJ
AGING FARMER Box IL, rnDuuc Oaico
I'ORIEIt-A stout, hale strong American, -
years 81 age sharp. active and Intelligent strictly
Temp aici vel Tecomu'endo. Call address CRA III
blffLhY 4G2 6tIayc. ~
>o 5l.I driver or useful mainly n strong,
10 tts can furnish the beat Recommendations
PATRICK SMITH, 10 West A..
PORTER OR USEFUL MAN.-By Young
american aged 2Oi fIoTlcpce IN business. whole
se huu.c prcicrrei furnish gooi rcc0nueudA ons
bowcry. '''@'''' ''o''''
SALESMAN or CLERK.-A good houso
- wishug - secure the services pushing sharf suc
VoHi htl,snan OF good uddrvsr hirly
91fi.'d w please address IS. N. SALESMAN, Iox IL
S,IOCk CLERK or LIGHT PORTER.-By n
yult NAN agcd lh in Wholesale dry goods mad cr
~ - "a "ho saie house can prodlec good references.
'"h" hNhi'h 40 cnr'oil-st.. south Bro'kyn
xTATCHMAN or BAR'TPNDrp ,-or,r
~ man hEuve"f sweden. aged -, spea1s German Ing.
~; am .c4ndIla ian ian
FRITZ HENRY SCHULZ, Uroenytchs St
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WIFI ABSOLUTE SAFETY
a5 Trains leave pcsbrossss and cort.
os 81 ; s5 ana q i 49, 90 m!!oG i $40 3ao&
M x g, 80 r.. 40 aud 10 y M aai y aist
a 5D "a ~ and 4p running through Trenton Gsm.
5 ,s aa i1.vS "es, rqaelpa 1901 al5 OBS
S.o 49,. J. :. ~" d5 a g. 9h G 9Stc xio $5 0:35 3
Den, and ~ daily except saGilS va Gam
foot Corandisi" coa nsr abg guiG y6 S
and Is G,o So IL [qt9n;l BroIsn Eos ~
ST3n' I lew ok UIneS, n - ,ttcrg plaza
b1gsage ron "a i2e is6 ana residences WON
General Manager GEM fass'r Agent
PROVIDENCE LINE.
VITA ESf ad @RE@cG Railroad for
Palace s,%er s &2aA M rES'S S cave on
r1 S d sna W RS n,s Any fsy! S SeI@sr o
PIER 20. n. u, loot OF Warren-st., y ew-Y York
pany and az an csSr Ses Express Com
RONDoUT, KINGSTON AND CATsKILL
van Ssx6a MstGoro Mtoa sS' s SIsn
as em Ssr Ha Ds "Tc and T ame VnS
win cav daily 40 p loot iiars9nst, North River
CONNECTING specni Moanai ms
SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD,
u esSS ffsi q : XIV ISL.
Cars viii leave Pennsyivala Railroad station Jersey City,
rG For A5SiS&M A ~ s,S
w rpan SSSpg coach on $50 M train goes to
OF stopping at luray visit the
apply at ticket offices of Pennsylvania Raroad
81 and 80 south 3dst, Philadelphia.
JOSEPH Ii. SANDS superintendent '''''"s'' ->s'"'
STONINGTON LINE TO BOSTON.
-, CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
A.i leave 'f,i T. SafrI Fh so9Id PYRs 49,
Xk9 ffffxei L 2''0n at A. M FARE As 10"
e oo@S at %s
tlfth Avenue Hotels. ID. >. BABCOCk President
L. W. EILKINs. General Passenger Agent
TT'HE NETWORK CITY AND NORTHERN
-, n ,,o,,. RAILROAD COMPANY. -
NETWORK CITY AND NORTH ERN RAILROAD.
THROUGH TRAINS.
For Dsnbury Conn brewster Carmel Mahopac and inter
nedlse stations leave l56thst at $3.50 a. H. daily and 4l6
y. m dnily except sunday
ste Carmel Mahopac and intermediate stations leave
lobti.st. nj ADO =. IN daily except SUNDAY.
special and way leave l6st-st at 56o m daily
To connect with TRAINS Rocors 90 before
time OF departure from l65th-st.
49,, TICKET OFFICES OF THE COMPANY.
way Windsor Hotel 5th.ave; l325 broadway zs7 eh.avo,
BroadSayi ISs East 35tSsG Near sdavS Arcade
Newsroon entrance TO ltectors saon baggage depot
S1 sE MsSi S, Near s saary.st
Inc NewYork Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences
THE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
and NEWPORT, from Grand Central Depot
Sunday To Boston, az
palace sleeping cars) "
sa,days az 10 with palace sleeping oara Limited
on ana atter MONDAY, June O. special LIMITED NEW
FOIL EN PitfS train leaves at with parlor at
seats obtained Metropolitan Fifth Avenue and
windsor HeteAIAeket oncas ad 1T Grand Central Depot
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HANGE OF NAME OF VESSEL.

ROOKS BALANCED, accounts adjusted
~ nay moderate. Address A. T. w. l,lGS Fuitonavo.
Brooklyn, y. y
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DOUBLE, TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED. EouIP.
ML%r AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITT AEaOLuTE sAFNrY
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EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
"A sATONICand NAUGArUCK RAfLRoA Disclaimers,
leave Catnarlne slip at 1880 m, p Twenty third
ST. ast river $40 m Fare lower tanoy any otner route
EOk the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
q spESIAL FAST EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN
WITH PARLOR AND DAY CARS ne
SToNINGTON LINE from NEW.YoRK WV
White Mountains 80 ~ w
Leaves Stonngton steamboat landing daily except SUM-
days. at stopping breakfast Providence and
dnner at Plymouth runs through WITHOUT CHANCE Via
Worcester 10 Fabyan's and all White Mountain points
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miscellaneous.

ROOKS BALANCED, accounts adjusted
~ pay moderate. Address A. L. w, l,1GS Futonavo.
Brooklyn, y. Y.
CHANGE OF NAME OF VESSEL.
CUSTOM HOUSE PORT OF Nrw.YoRK
COLLECTORS OFT1CE, August 27, 1881
Under the Act OF March 2 1881 and Treasury Circular
= o. March p 1881 ant in pursuance OF permission granite
George T. Buckley, through the
cr@ notice Is hereby given that tire
Eeon BehI 95o9 tons oeci1l number 1870 l29, Of ew-
loh 3s Dee CHANGED To &ast0c, and that the
WILLIAM II. ROBERTSON, Collector
( UMBER FOR SALE.-Three million feet
- including bin stuff to 40 long, mi'o
Lars ADDRESS Box o. Whitby. Ontario Canada
NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE T.-Notice is here
~ by given that Frank W Moore and Francis Moore
CITY OF Newark, Essex County New Jersey this dav
made an assignment 10 the subscriber Of estate m
equal beneit OF their creditors and that creditors
must exhibit ther respective cas, Affirmation
within the term Of three months
Dated August q, 1851. CHARLES II. STILES
AZ and al LGwrcnco-st. NewaT4 y J.
DLANS for Rapid Transit Railway-Com-
q missioners NOTES.-The Euari Of Commissioners an
pointed 10y the Mayor Of City New.No on Tho 9Th
day of June 1881, under the provisions Chapier G03 az
the Laws of 1870 having fixed routes for
steam raj in that portion Of the city known as The
annexed district hereby give public notice that toy invite
submission 10 them O plans for tho construction and opera
act at meeting 81 ssa Commissioners De held the office
81 The Secretary No 20 Broadway CITY New York on
the 3Oth day Of Ausust, 1881, IT II q clock a m
MATTHEW DAILY, Secretary.
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HUDS0N.-Steamers Redfeld and McNIanns
for Hudson. and VIA Boston and Albany Rairoad 81
,ha,ham lebanon spring. bennnston ptlse North
for Athens CoXsAciAlE y, 5tnyycsat Coev
nAns anu SastietQ Daily AT y. ,Suldays excepteal
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Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

EOlR ,BOSTON.-TTlE LATEST TRAIN with
6,.na Gc9,rd Depot az ll3j week d.Gs and f06
VIA Nev-forH ana New-Eng gland Bai!roaL ' 'e' 'cAeOS
l kHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
A., isF-tt It AIMS. AMI after Nav 2I 1871 will
ain D ,oraanltt1t DesDr,ssss-ss II 10 a.
hfaSin,hg Mauch chunk WhkesblFrc rowauda Waverlg
Tor T",' n ,lS Banho All "a. Was TRAIN att m
tVit ',n bcthieheu AneDtown. Rentnc Maucl Chunk
tot5Dr , FD,oi PHIn"n sleeping coaches attachoi
m eoqnca,, " p;iat,a aahsnoy,I IA t a. >; oo, -
chureaAndJ ,c:ili,tA H. CuMMlN,iS R 9aSt
= Wa,nANEN, .MERIDEN, HARTFORD.
&C. steamers leave Per - p r. at n m 5. ~ = y
i1 y @ suh3ys excepted aud 1880 p ~ (srnllt. i1
dato point Tickets cold aud la 20 eo o. ~ l,
ny,cn AMI p r o0HEtst Eroosiya. Excu.soa 10 Now.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
so 159' c %' iea ave GTan4 Central Depot
rr i; sari,9Sa ca. arrives g saratoga 2:2j p M
l0Ol NJ. CicaC0 GvprcSG drayins.roon cara T., Cono,
"nfna. dorchester AMI Buffalo. ''
l1:,l NJ 70 At2ElT and TROY with connection TO Utica
htitnta. tlan4 fal'5 ana Ruflaul
49, o. NJ SARATOGA Seciai connects hudson foP Ptts
5000. m. Accommodation % hlbar ana rr,v
=, Nv "a p; ~. Louis Express with siccpIng for
Niagara Fals, eun1 Cocdo ami b,t-ojt ''' "'0A' also
~, ~ tNprrSs with alcruing oars % clayton Uuca
9in lloa6 st,tioa. a'qo 20 ioate excepting SUNDAY.
Rochester nu@ao Cleveland Tocd, Detroit and chicago
up M night Express with sleeping 10 Albany aud
a{ snaat Express o0ce2 Park place and 7s and
i2 bi1adwaX New YORK, ana 3 Wi-linet ont urook yn
- " IVu'hf' Gen sup. G. D. AEtkicE. Gen Passr Act
NORWICH LINE
10 Boston Worse.. sr Nashua Portland ana thu r..
via New i0Alnn Stencr3 leave Pier n 40 Sortb pia
"NV sundays IN iui"i N'ek dsys ~ I'm sun0nys D. M
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I ONG BEACH.
THROUGH TO LONG BEACH WITHOUT cTANau
IN as MINUTES

IRA us leave Hunters Point SIS 10 aud Il D., 81, q
90, 80. 80 ana p m The SD a ana $50 a n -
utis, AL otilets thrcagh cHpr-s
81, ne II a IN aEd $50 being special last ex
presses VI I'm through BROOKLYN ~ ~ -
leave lsong Bosch i:tb. fl..D 81, az
o:l' ls''1, H;25 and ioi5D m - 49, 80 ''%%
sunday Lrans lea lIuntarss Paint q.Q.
-. = = >, 3, add fast express fr-us Wien ,-,S
hour N-'o ~ NV VA, o. N
LNIrlns I'M lr.-f IN. -H-le
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/ ,oNG BRANCH. TWO TRIPS DALI

~, CITY OF RICHMOND
Leaves foot ~ W. 2Oth-.t, $50 A N Ia, ., -.
49,, p =; ~ :. ., H. m Free brooklyn kunex es,.
l:SAn
IAlkk. SOC. EXCLUSION TIcKIT- - ---,l
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o,J q \. ABSOI7I, COM Passr Agont. New YORK.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

Il FOR FALL RIVER, BOSTON AND THE EAST
The best route to White Mountains aud Dra.
cpal Cities inland and AMI
heproVnces. The splendid Sea ners
-, - BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
Lave CIV ork daily SUNDAYS inclue NJ $50
LII " H. loot o. Murray ST. ana direct to Fan River
Hi1nout stopping &c Newpork Grand promenade
fUs eyeng9y me s9ea binds ami ?rcA sstrls atachei
tothnse stelners Long route f9ll n9acs
49, - $3.50
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WHITE MOUNTAINS,

LAKE MEMPHREMAGoG AND QUEBEC
TAKE THE POPULAR
ALL RAIL LINE.
Commencing 81 Special Fast Express Train with
Parlor Cara viii leave Grand Central Depot NewYork via
N. w. N. III. and H. H. H., at l035 A. M daily (except sun
days arriving at the White Mountains early the evening
Fortune tables rates. etc. apply Ticket Ageats Of N Y
N. IL. IL. II. H.,
CT. HEMPSTEAD. G. T. A., ithavc. and 4aa.s. n V
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Ole Gnrf
Vxrnrslnne

nAlLl EXCLUSION to West Point ana
- Ncwonrs See Albany Day Boats sdveriisereuL ''--1
HOURLY EXCURSIONS To ROCK AWAY
1i,.ble.NS -. \ y, WooehaTen & Rockaxsy n r
flatbush-Ave. N--'T -'.-'Af.S~ ~
Running until late in the evening
Round IMP Excursion Tickets. ooo.s
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Failman Shoppers vi, y. Y. y H. and Ii r. Il 49,, 20
t i. 1oh,tH Depot a. ll;3j days and I1.0
also lttil AZ $500 GET
VIA .'cV'- ana NeN-t8gland Railroad
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, ONLY DIRECT LINE TO NEWPORT RI
pest route 70 Aarthas Vineyard Nantucket Cape Goa
a points on Old Colony Railroad No Boston
neeiion by this lima Fares lower by
nihccnt steGners
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY
Lave Now olk daily SUNDAYS excepten 1t 81. from
Jersey city, 1 .. m. y $3.50
Tickets and staterooms bot
principal hotels transfer and ticket oaces
Pier 2Sand
List of tours excursions alow on app
oo , $780,. - BORDEN & LOWELL. AgentS
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VI I.
between NEW'YORK AND UAVRN
iroI - hpthy new, No i2 North
ll,EelciS ~ thj u1D avoid
boa. " ''''H ''o N''iu' III 'ha'
C.ttl ~ irlleo -. "wednesday. Aug. 81, lDa
W edncs lay sept z y. m.
- y tltbtA n loapane. Wednesday sept a. I6a. m
on Ircut yonaaiS Of Paris In
LUIS DE BEBlAN, Agent No. d Bowling Green
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pier ss5 a5s sanays exeepsD leave Vostrvst
m Sl-st ~ - (Brooxlvn nv
feesa Sy9ck Ferry West Point Nswbnr pony
heck ,y frrv IN oatsklu and Hudson Connect a Rhio
avyaro' 2;oo Tlssar nj
at h,on H. at Hudson for Pittsaeld lebanon na sc
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-01

Rev J $, Sims will go NJ uune
pulpit, IN Iiaffodsbufg. Snnday.
The american sunday School Mon
viii bold be- iNh Anniversary in Music
Hall. Chicaro, Nav H.
Rev. : NJ Bruce. who lea, sisiing Rev
y. r. johnson IN meeting NJ Crab Or.
chard, writes that they have had l3 aidi-
lions 10 Wednesday night The meeting
probably closed laat night.
The members are requested 10 meet
az the Presbyterian church saturday after
noon, VI O'Clock. 10 consider plan. ior
the building n a new cupola, and 10 ap.
point building committee
Our M'ihodi.i friends cannot say that
the Manager is desirous of operating against
their proiracted meeting hy playing the
Hunt troupe ~ this time. The date was
named long bcfurc the public had knowl-
edge that such a meeting would he held
The Convention " The Chr istian
Churches Of Lincoln, Mercer, Garrard and
Boyle counties, which will he held here
next Wednesday and Thursday. promises
TO be most interesting and instructive
occasion, Everybody j. cordially invited
TO attend
The meeting at the Methodist Church
i progressing very favorably. DR.. J. ".
Young, Of Harrodsburg. who j. assisting the
pastor, Is a iine speaker and reasoner, aud
The prospect b. fair for genuine revival
Those who have united with the Church to
this time are; Mrs Jennie Sampson,
Misses Annie Baugh, laura Jones. Mary
Buiucher and Maggie Jones, the three lat
by confession.
Rev. Lansing Burrows, ~ Lexington,
formerly II this place, will deliver his
lecture on the t0nquests " the Sea at
The Opera House Monday night, April iih.
The lecture Is highly spoken Of, a. shown
by the Testimonials Of the press, Published
elsewhere, aud a. the proceeds are To 20
towards rebuilding the cupola on the
Presbyterian church. ought 10 he literally
patronized. Following u a synopsis Of H.
leading points. "The Powerof the Ocean--
Man IT, Master, yet Fearful Of It for Forty
Centuries. Earth Conquered. While the
Sea !. a Vast Unknown. God Shutting up
the Channels Of Trade. Isolation Of
Europe. Prince Henry, Of Portugal Ills
l.abors and Triumphs. The Father Of
Navigaiion-llis Lieutenants. Columbus,
The Wool-carder's Son-The Fool of Kings.
md the Conqueror o. the Sea- Magellan
Riding Over thesea From Europe to India"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-01
LAxD. srocK AND cRoP.

II. Il. Boone has q eve that has had
ak lambs within twelve months.
John W. Logan lost 30 sheep by dogs
on Wednesday night Aud siill people
are lowed 10 keep the miserable varmints
John VI. Hail sold yesterday 90 head
Of Wayne and Pulaski county cattle for
sl02O-supposed 90 be about 81 cents per
pound.
M. r. Rout, Of Evansville, sold to
Pony Beazley his Messenger Chief mare for
S225, cash, and bought Of Thos. Wood HE
lee Paul mare for $3.50.
There Is good, firm market FOR the
better classes II cattle in Cincinnati. Prices
range from S2.50for common to $40 toss
- FOR best The hog market Is quiet at So 10
10 80 p FOR best down 10 81 - for very
common. Sheep are in light demand At
- to D. cents, gross.
Squire j. :. Murphy reports 10 the
Commissioner Of Agriculture that the
wheat j. very backward, the drilled stand
ing the servere Winter better than the
broadcast. Flowing il progressing we'll
and earth breaking up freely. Some peach
e. are alive in localities.
The noted premium bull, Airdrie
Ihorndale, the property Of Thomas n
Smith, Of bourbon, died this week. lie
wa one Of the finest bulls in this section
lie had taken iorty.three Grstclass pre-
miums, and never was defeated. lie real
lied for his owners 8, 500 in premiums.
The Kentucky Grange Tobacco Ware
house, which was built by the Changers Of
the State. by contributions Of $40 is about
Ia 90 under A suit for the lumber with
which il was built has just been decided
against h, and nobody can tell, at least
won't, where the $1,000 which wi,s raised,
went To.
Capt. II. T. Bush reports the sale Of
T. :. Hood, on the 2Gth, a. follows Cows
from So 10 so; calves, Sl2 h. SIS per
head; common horses, Ss5; hogs that had
had cholera, 81 cents; wheat, SllG per
hushel; corn, 81 80 per barrel; oats in shea,
Sl.'3 per hundred; mules. Sl35 10 SlG6.
Farm implements, sc, brought good
prices
-WINcuEsrER C0URr.-About 1000
head 81 cattle on the market, the best sell
ing az about cents. No extra good ones
on the market. Fifiy-iour head OF SO0-lh
steers sold at S.,l so 80 yearlings AT $50;
SO yearlings at $50; A. calves at $50; 40
calves at SIS; 20 head II 700-lb mountain
cattle At $50; mules, S1j to Sl2j-extra
pairs, $500, work horses, $40 10 $50
Capt J. NJ. Higgins reports the sale
Of Tim W. Higgins, which occurred last
Saturday, as follows: POO acres Of land TO
John Sam Owsley, at S34.05 per acre; milk
cows, So to $50, 30 sheep and lambs, 81
per head; horses from 500 10 500; SOW and
pigs. Sl4; l do, Sl5; ! boar. $50; corn,
3 10 per barrel > stacks Of hay at SIS 10
So; wheat, SlOj per bushel Crowd good
and bidding lively.