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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-27
COmpIIments Of our Exehanges


Wheeling Regissr;-Yesterlay morning
the ISTELi5qRNCEr Entered upon It's thir-
tieth year, and its proprietos celebrated
the event by dressing thepaper in beauti-
full suit Of new type, The first page aP-
pears as heretofore in q bold.faced BREWER,
but the local items beam out in modest
minon type, Altogether the lNTELLIGEN'
GER looks well, and We congratulate the
proprietOrs on thGprosperitywhich attends
their labOrs,
Inc clllet editor, Mr.. Campbell Is sum-
mering IN Colorado, from which wonder
ful State he sends to his paper letters Of
much interest.
BeIlaire Independent - The Wheeling
daily ISTELLIdENcERehtered upon its 3Otli
year to-day, and came outin albright new
new dress, neat and hastily arranged, with
its columns brim full OF news The lNTRLLI'
GENCRR Is an excellent paper, and It's sue
cess rs the leading newspaper in Wesl
Virginia is the best evidence OF Its ability
we could note, - 80 '..''
Steubenyille Hrald,-0ur neighbor, the
Wheeling INrEtLraRNeER, appeared in this
office to-day looking fresh us daisy in n
bran.splintering new fall costume, and
made u clear nlush on the entire gIng Of lis,
The paper looks 30 well and clean tnat w
ure perfectly willing TO let It's young man
call fire q "Besom OF Flame" all hi
pleases Messrs, Frew 4 Campbell are tC
be congratulated. '.
steubenvllle Gasette The Wheeling IL
rELLloESCER comes to lis this morning
printed in beautiful, clean cut new type
This excellent paper to-day enters upon it
thirtieth year. having increased in popu
larity and excellence with each ''ring o.
the oak" With A. w. Campbell as writing
editor and John Frew NJ editor Of tn,
spinal column" the INTELLIuENCER mus
succeed. d., 81. #4.
Washington, Pa, Reporter The Wheel
ing ISTELLidRHcER Is now In It's thirtietl
year, has donned new dress and look'
sprightlier than eyer before, - haH
Bellaire Democrat THE Wheeling INTEL
LIoESoRR Of Wednesday comes out in d new
and beautiful dress Barring its politics
there are but few or more enterprisiBl
papers than the INTELLIGEScER It's pho
prietors, Mcssrs. Frew Il Cunpbelly know
how how to conduct and get up good
looking newspaper H-an.Aa.t.. D..
Moundsville Reporter Tho Wheeling
1NrELLlGENcERc celebrated It's thirtieth birth.
day on Wednesday, and It's proprietor
treated It to brand new suit OF beautiful
clear type. The 1NrELLlGENCgR Is live,
newsy paper at oil times, furnishing Ia
readers with the very. latest news OF tn,
day, aud We areglad to see this substantial
evidence of prosperity . "ra
Bellaire Trihme.--The Wheeling INTEL
LloEScER made It's appearance yesterday oil
the occasion Of It's entering upon It's Thrift
eth year, in Il new dress Of clear, boldfact
BREWER type, looking as fresh and rosy US o
wedding dressed bride, We wishita pros
porous year, ,.r. s.r.I..l
steubenville PHss.-The Wheeling INTEL
lLaENcER entered upon Its thirtieth ycai
Wednesday. It celebrated the event BY
coming out in neat ,ihd nobby new dress
u III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-27

Tue French election Of Sunday was not
the first in which tho Republic has carried
that country handsomely but now for the
first time the monarchists and imperialists
are relegated to the position not merely OF a
minority, but OF relics Of parties which no
longer exist. Like American greenback.
era, they have no longer national exis-
tencc, although here and there they carry
district. The Republican party Of FrnnCc
is now free TO divide on It's own internal
issues. AT the last election OF deputies,
October IA, 1877, the administration was in
the hands Of the opponents Of the Republic
and the powerful agencies Of government
influence and patronage were used by
the skillful hands Of NJ FourtOu, Marshal
MacMNhOn's minister Of the interior to
elect anti.RepubliCan candidates. At the
election then only 10 second ballots
were necessary, the voting Sunday leaves
fifty-ilvG contests to be decided in the fl.
ture. Allowance for this fact should be
made in comparing the results Of the two
elections. In 1877, Sl0 Republicans Of all
shades were elected, last Sunday 1920 mod.
onte Republicans and 90 OF the extreme
radical left, sos in all, with the prospect
that the secondary election will raise the
Republican total above 400. The Opposl.
ton then numbered 100, now It includes
but $40 Lcgitimists and 3S Bonapartists,
The result is recognized, not merely as a
triumph Of the Republicans, but Of the
moderate and Conservative Republicans.
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surSKEL, tho Cornell oasman, who is
charged with selling the race ut Vienna,
WILL DO compelled to face an accumulation
Of testimony that, unless successfully con-
trldicted, will stamp him us rascally
trickstcr and confederate Of thieves. 1t
is now directly charged in Ithaca, that be.
fore the crew started for Europe this miser.
able traitor entered into conspiracy with
two residents Of Ithaca, and agreed to
throw every nce after the first, while his
contcderates were to make as large bets as
possible on joint account. The names Of
the parties and details Of the swindling
conspiracy are given to the public.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-27

Col. ALEX. CAMPBELL, OF Bethany, who
returned yesterday from visit to his
Louisiana planting, reports q disastrous
drouth through some portions Of AIisSis'
sippi and Tennessee, In parts Of these
States through which he passed, tho corn,
he says, has absolutely dried up in the
fields, and some Of, the tobacco standing
looks like that already cured. In Louis
lana the crops, except those remote from
the river are promising, and the cotton has
matured SO much earlier and more rapidly
this season than last that planters are un'
able to have it gathered rapidly enough.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-27

THE canvass Of the subscriptions for the
extension Of the Bellaire 4 Southwestern
Railroad into Noble county, developed the
fact that about $4,000 Of the stock sub
scribed was conditional, and this the can
vasers rejected, This left $4,000 of the
stipulated 100000 necessary leaving only
$1,000 to be raised along the proposed route
Of thirty.three miles, and that too through
the richest portion Of Noble county, Thus
it is that the iondest hopes OF the project
os OF the narrow gauge from Bellaire tc
W1odsReld are about to be realized
R,llairs Independent.
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-:,.-.-,.-..,ED EDUCATIONAL.
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE


III, Tass institution !s!acu,rq,n,,,,,, SAL.
SgSs and privileges by,a' u - IN nj Hlr,,,
plshed eduat!on, '1' tL1rsggA IA sss,ls,
oh ans ISSslaS.srEaii9Fy q Nagc win '''
o. ~ Ah.e and distngul, " ee uads, IN,
h aaa4me Sachs Who N, c-ISs SfC.e'-or. Vt
o. vocal cukpm. ''' Sl7 viii hayts Md
herman DspaFtmeHt-Thc r., ~
T M. ms Susaged TO take charge Of ,bs st''tr IA,
tns poetnt y well SHOWN h. ,''E uyiinsa SCh6f
HSIInah IfScaer, Pupil, uadrf nj, 'siy 'oySf
snsn SsP,aIy to speak and wife IN. ~ and Win
seh9ol o. oHlioTy.-The Mise. H.. ''''
IaEe Pssn engaged To establish ma "l md HEM
lR ~ G9leSs School VI ORtof >" ''Nayc'oa vlS
\, fuplls Wlll BE- admltledtoat,y
~ tShA'SG made for The laug;cf, Wy l4'iHt,
teInber 9Th, WV" GU "Wednesday :,
The College Is beautifully ,rn.,.,.. "
easy Walklng distance u any par, X, =, and vAs
~ recommendations IN Rcghbo5nr" ~, ,!'y S,Ntl
hSAlihlplnrs Of situation ii Il i,T',,s yNG. M
Order. "A an II The MA
Terms moderate in all luplrla,,
'osnSS or other Information, aIIn.s. w. w. FgHa
MISS A TANt'f,,4 "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-27

THE last meeting Of the Associated Press
was held ut Grand Rapids, and the location
Of the session gtlye It's members an oppor.
tunity Of seeing one Of the most interesting
portions Uf Michigan at the season best
adapted to display It's attractions. The
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad, Of which
Mr. W. U. Hushart former popular
railroad inan, Of Pittsburgh, is Pies
ident and Mr. ". II. IIolabird
the genial travelling passenger agent,
runs from Fort Wayne, Ind, to petosky at
the upper end Of the Peninsula Of Michi.
gun, distance Of 1888 miles, passes through
the pine sections as well as the
best hunting and fishing grounds Of the
latter State and offers an exceedingly
interesting and instructive trip TO the
tourist for business or pleasure Between
Grand Rtpids aud retasky the road is
lined with Slwnhills Al short intervals theft
capacity Ringing from one TO four millions
of feet each, annually, and some Of them
employing hundreds Of men during the sea.
son. Someidca oithe consumption Of timber
can be formed from the fact that the cutting
process OF large pine log requires about
two minutes from the time the log leaves
the water until ii isconverted into a pile Of
boards, the sows cutting with the speed Of
two thousand revolutions minute
and requiring to be changed and
reset every four hours. As II IA.
the land in the immediate vicinity Of the
road Is about denuded Of timber and
lateral branches arc required at short dis.
tanccsiopefd@ feeders, Large asis the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-27

The Young Folks Reading Union or
g,nized at Chautauqua Is designed to sup
press the unwholsome, impure, sensational
trash, miscalled literature, with which thr
country is flooded, and substitute reading
matter alike entertaining and instructive,
The influence Of such q movement ought
to be good, and the work, II pushed with
carnestness and enthusiasm, will accom-
plish more than restrictive laws. AcrusadC
by young people against an evil that mosi
affects young people ought to be success
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-27

THERE is large growl from various news
paper critics ut DR.. Bliss because he has
be m hopeful OF the Presidents recovery
from the day Of his injury, But, are not
tn, words, ''IIe will recover" and "no
calse for alarm" even better, for all these
flf,y days, than would have been the daily
Bulletins "IIe will surely die" "he. can,
MT live" etc, The words Of the faithful
surgeons have been anything but sensa.
tional, but always Of a character to give
hope and quiet the anxious public. In
stead OF ridicule, tho course merits, and
shoaId receive, the gratitude Of thinking
people. N'r..'"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-27

Mt. Noah Bates Elmita, n. Y, writes
:, About four years ago I had an attack OF bill
ious fever, and never fully recovered. Ny
digestive organs were weakened, and would
be completely Frustrated for days. After using
two bottles Of yOnF BurdoCk Blood Bitters the
was 30 visible that ! was a..
tonished, can now, though OF years Of age,
10 a fair and reasonable days work" Price
II 90, ttiAl side 10 cents.
Sold by Iaughlln Bros, 4 Co., Wholesale
DfusyislS Wheeling, W, Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-27
SATURDAY MORNING, August "a.
M Lrplow, he ProhibltIon eapdldate.

Mn LUDLOW, the Prohibition candidate,
who is running for the GOvernorShip OF
Ohio, expresses his preference for Book
walter over Foster, because the Republic
cans have refused legislation, while the
Democrats, not having a Legislature to re
fuse with, have not refused. These side
shows are sometimes sustained by the OPP
position circus and Ludlows ayowed
preference for the Democrats is very sus'
picious, .r 81.
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DIED.

AnAMs-ThurSiay morning, August 81, at
SO'ClOck, MARY, eldest daughter Of William and
The late Mary L, MGAlNIns ami granddaughter Of
elizabeth aud the late William ChanOCk, Iged Ii
INhts md q llnYG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-27

An old gentleman in MOryland said he hrd
raised his family on 'sell1rS Liver Pills, "at d
considered them almost essential to iami Y
a. bread That's true. 'H-Fi nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-27

OHIO WESLEYAN uNlVERSlTY,
" DELAWARE. ONO. open 10 10th sia-
with elegant hOmriOry young mdIcs filchHIldiB
Extensive libraries Laboratories aud musuh
Actual average cost byyOung men i0t The lat 81
lcge year, Including all items, except clothing iS
Classical, Scientific, Preparatory a!vd NuEl
CdtIFSes. Special advantages IN Music lhinnElh
Sciences. Attendance COS. In rOlltgC Cl0N n
Write for catalogue. CallCgr year bCgm Spta
Der II.
jy30 c. II. PAYNE, IL. D, President
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Investment s,
HOMES FOR sALE.

For SEES and $50, on Charles and OH l2h streets,
A twO,StOry Frame Dwelling, large lot 70 by DO,
frame shop In rear very cheap ut u 800,
4 desirable twOStOry Brick Dwelling OH McCul'
loch street, Centre Wheeling 81 800. r.
81 per acre, -
100 acre Farm three miles from BOllairc, on river;
we'll improved; good farm; SO per Rrrr,
c, A, sCIIAEFER 4 CO.,
nu27 l;EEI Market street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-27
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

ElNRdepartmentS Of study; text hack, iunLA,I
AT COST calendar arranged To suiI lvar6sn' =
penses for one year from ella Ia SAO ,ol,s,t.,W,.
liberal thorough, Fall term begins SETPhlII
ISL, Attendance last year from y couelr !
Nest Nest VlrSliM nilu ron , States aud IsHiittS
ylOus. NV
20 For catalogues and other Iui, rmalIon Ami, ,
the Acting President, D. d. ruRIAl0y, l1Sy,sS.
town, West Va. "N''a'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-27

| WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
" STAuNTON, VIRGINIA,
CDciIs September 20, 1851 One Of tie fH ShNa
for ypung ladigs In tile United States surroundings
GnIeem States, Terms among the lest IN tie l'lEt
BOurd, Washing, English tOuRe. Latin, IRtA
German, instrumental Music, &C., Tot EhOblR
year, from Sept. TO June, s2S For CaAtSsA
REV. wM a. HARRIS. D D, prtst
IybrnGW slnuiltun, NiRHl
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"a 1aAIsrxo THr nn1paE

Witch 6lpporfea Them-DnahoS Here
anil There ID 2 Reporter, Upon mas.
leFa or Rrime Interest.
KinElI City iAlal IoafndlH u. :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-27

CT. GEORGES HALL FOR EVE IlS.
I'D ReiSteriOwn, Maryland. l'rlant 10 p %si,
or business Advantages unsu1@aN C.
September 18th, Catalogue sent. TiVIt is,5I,r
| KfNEAR. 4. NJ rhnhlml
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CHARLESTOWN ACADEMY

A preparatory school for boy: nl ChatlaIossAa
jefIcfSOtl county, ". Va. Founded In l;E AlaI
C0uiSc IN Languages Mathematics Nid M1 Vlal
peFirJf cabinet Of fnlhcnls For particulars Nllbr
irard 10 terms, references. etc, adde's ,t.
ana WI. ii. KABlE, 4 W. Ptn..
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Grcursions.

\ -1ALEDONlAN CLUB.-25tb annn.I
braisa sfbt j., Woods September The most eea
49, ''"s N Tie world VIII compete. See roster e-o
a III ANNUAL PLATTDUTSCHE1' VoT E,c-
.ro- FEST. O--1A0
AR - 81 ~, u. 10 IT. 1881
al Ell lIEN PARK, UNION Hill.
DAIL1 EXCURSION to West Point a75
: "ou'E, see Albany Day Boats al FerssHcuh '''
EOBLINS IN THE AIRll
-, ny uni versal desire The uonjerf,, ~. -, 49,
be displayed w "Ueii'u DAY Fireworks VIII
o. - rs>lAn Y. August 16, at 5 o. m 49, r.,.- . -
As'eioids IN the evening = ' o Japanese Aerial
Hourly EXCURSIONS To -R077Ts a 5T,-z,
trains vi. an r. r. N " Woodhaven & Rockasav - a Al
FlStbush-Aye. ~ '-"'O' = Foint bushFick aak
running nntil late In the evening
hosha "Trip Excursion Tickets 10 cr,..
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Gonntrn propertn rUantea.

WANTED To Purchase-Pne lands in
w Michigan Address with and
price, Box l266 East Saginaw. Mich.
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Brooklpn Property for Sale ano 90 fet

ITO LET.-$6OO for 3-stOry high-stOop brown
stone house, 20x42 lot 100; only hve walk from
Prospect Park and convenient COney island AMI all
ferries by hOrse-cars.
Rutland & WHITING. l2l Nassanst
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Anetion Sales Of Real Gstute
Ocean Steamers

A NCllOR LINE u. 5. MAIL STEAMERS
"A NEW. YORK AND GLASGOW
From Picr No. 20. North River New YORK
Furnessia Aug ID a. Anchoria .Aug II Ia m
DeVonia AUG. 20 = m. Ethippa. r | H. m
These Stea ners to not arr cattle sh >3p 1iy&
SaDlns SOotD so EYcursion r il.sI rlt,l
Second cabin. SD StAara-, ssS
- NEW YORK TO LONDON DiRECr
~. from Pier No AS North river d "a lrleLs.
Aug * q. m Victoria. A "a M
5oIn r12 anl nrcut tickets reduced rlt,S
HENDERSON BRDrIiERS, Asents BowIinc -Oireen.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
RON STEAMBOAT co.
FOR CONEY ISLAND.

FOR COMFY ISLAND
Boats for IRON PIER leave Yves, 2a1.s, borr, n
10" j. H. fior NO. l. 30 minutes later. '' d. HI
ho n1iys VIA SEA BEACH RAILROAD leave Pier No
~ p-oh SuNDAYS. extra boats at short intervals
EOR BOSrON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Grand f@ cenia via IL r. Leave
@ New @o 3ays Jays G aaa dSo ss
EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
rAfssENGER TRAINS on after MAY ID 1891, will
* S %k assS% a0fs d%nn %1s
aiapFsgs Pullman Sss ,ossSs.
D. . eonns a. ~ rr.Ils % t. a.
H. BYfNGGT'oGs! IN sdr, "se.oa coz
& o cuMM IS'G H 1nsl
y seR i1hNAaFF rENbS y MoIERIDEM, HARTFORD
$40 p mn saaSa ys ers sr No. en5 f9t nj 23st r.
dSte pcEs w .o sPec1 trains or above
Haven and r 4S C !. 5 Brooklyn Excursion New
NEWrYORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
tronr h,H r5,H. xi @ July H. 1851
and NortScn Exp eo@s to nocno,tc,
ga m. saratoga special arrives a, Saratoga %, - ~
ioSoa non no Ss Sng =" Montreal Va Paltsburg.
daYy5gs; Rochester aud Buffalo " ~ N""'"
aen as an SHq nt iH with connection to Utica
h Ha S f%n sSTto at at for Pitts
900 r. M Aes9m TSni ErA ear ami Troy
NaeaPp r.na, n 6hT%Ts9 every day III the Week, also
Road sps oS n.a s vi Utica
RAD m facinc EvDress, d1v with sleeping cars for
i'1,tster Bu"alo. Cleveland Toledo
Trey ' N'i' W." o'0'f'iS vars l" Albany ana
TICKETS on sale ~ no Bowling Green 252 and Ala BROAD
way anhH Wescotts Express Park and 7s and
"a hoAdw.y Newlork and $50 ashin ton ST Bro,. iv
J. ~ roUCI.f' Gen sup. {. b. MEEKEI. Gen PassT At
NEW-lORK CITY AND NORTHERN RAIL
ROAD.
THROUGH TRAINS
FOR Danhurr Conn. Mabonac nm, ,,,or
mediate stations Cave l55thst 90 a M, daily "" MUIR
aL,Anonty brewster Carmel and Mahopac EMPRESS with
Pn." ar IsNe lJ1hst i:lj -. IN. is,
afne Maopac and intermediate Stations leave
ioyth.st 100 T. m; daily, except SUNDAY ~
haboPac special and Leave I55tb.st m n m, dan,
except sunday. N '""'''''' '''' u IT. "'"s'
IN finn tabi, tnr Irt., u.,,. -. ~.
Cortiandt ~ W. ing" piiuso "hu an
."hees wl,n trains leave Rectorst 30 before
~ kEI OFFICES OF THE COMPANY
$50 los l.ast l2jtl-st.,
ga Broadway. 10 Hector ~ staait,n "''"'o
aipso, otH"'o baegage Depot. Dab
49,, ,pioat"aN. at, Sth-ave
othaVe, i2d-st. RROnEIVC
Cosmopolitan fotcl, Loot Cham so 4 Court.st ~
bersst. and West BroItway
The Ncwlors Transfer ami c,ece
rom hotels and residences 1880 ~ '"HH'S"
NORWICH LINE
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II. p BALDWIN,
Gen. Pass. Agent


II YORK LAKE ERfE AND WINrF S p RStT NTM n
ga Clncinnat chica%o D.T ET9feqs epp5
ToS% Coaches TO biialo Bridge coDneets
o at so1y so5nssnS Ss r sg; ~; grprs,
10 uo onn = pSa; nra"nsroon sleeping Coache,
o,d no. ,bLSny) ESe.s for Inc West sleeping
i .as Snsnfe RSS or S 2ans cars to Chicago
p and @1 sur1v o I@ 4 ;5 5 s0n. Is 3s
i sS aa5 Pf; o ESQ 5iS 2 s 1919 ic
nT SinniaSS o. $50 lo20 l;iJ ESQ 800 D. NJ
q PaGT' F So o 9 $50 an y noon li5 $50 40
Paaysoo v,t d. M iA3 $50 IL midnight
1 a t59p m am o m,dnight saturday nights only sun
1896 ssr1 a a 53o ?a5 b 5GS9 l,9 s52 e 7Ia
la?. GSoS N, ana IL gifn ,nt " '''' iV'2' Ill.,
Mrweurg aud cornwaL 1850 IN; 800 4:so 600 D. M.
ESgSSa t 80 Ssi icso M 2p $50
sundays g. 30 10 '0a m ,is0 : n M '"o' g $40 m
Maaeiewp 5SS,o 1870 M 3d. Il:sa :. 7:l5. n. m
+ n, trains connect with New and osweso Midlaad
oa rer ! Sry1s $50 a. lS3 ;S M $50 o 7:lo
To TIE CATSkiLLs-spccoi Putnam car train from
change oNew Toionk aSd . Wc Si' inr
sS9as on lie G rIscr AND and D s4%%s
Boats 2$dt qaar,Or o. and quarter after each hour
h9 p 80 a. IN: to @i5 p m and at lo5 and ll:i5p
SRScSe and ira er Ga9 De ognSd and Sr o the
court-s- BROOKLYN az the Company's Dopot>
Express Trains from the West arrive in NowYors at 72s
aud ii2' M z 2n &h b229 ecn p,.r ,co N.ryor
! NORTHERN RAlLROA or NEW JERSEY.
Trans leave or Englevoot Coser Piermont and NyscN.
p h ', iis SOP pm tTaa vii vii s,Ts
Sa""s N SH Xf EE3 sPd 5 Mp s S S.n 500 $50
FALL RIVER LINE.
The F Ps TA E MS 90sToN ANP TIE FAsE
cpal cities inland sai easiore reoct Sf naad AL
'hop'Ov'"'o' F&s sSIsnRil ,G S,ssyv,nrycr
p Pisr 81 s,y 5Saaay' nelna $50 from
c without s,;GppGi At XsT1PrS Grand
s soS short % n 3 s aSs s
NEWPORT LINE.
S se al poS ss51 Care Cod
nSslon by tnisae Fares than by otlor Mag
Leave Now ( NIwP or rs AID OLD COLONY
er2S n r. Connection by Annex from Brooklyn,
% s and Dot oas s S % s e. all
cation. Va "'P''
GRO. L. CossoR, O. p A. -" 40 ILL" Agents
E.daIrSS a al RG1s on MoU
st. P N Fare % any gS csSei foaS
FOR the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
WITH sASH2S AS2 DAY CABS a with the
The ONLY running through Car, to the
opsins al Rre sssSss s ann
Worcester Fabyans ana Iii White Mountain points va
For. THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS
LAKE MEMPEgEMAGoG AND QUEBEO
TAKE THE POPULAR
ALL RAIL LINE.
Commencing June ~, special Express Train with
Paror Cars will Grand Central Depot NewYorl via
N. " N. III. and II. r. r. 1885 A. daily (except sun
days. arriving nj the White Mountains early evening
Fortune tables rates etc. apply Ticket Agents Y
N. II. and II. X. II, orto
C. T. HEMpsrEAD. a. r. A., 4th-sve and 42d-st N Y
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Redfield and McManus
for Hudson and via Boston Albany Railroad Ia
Chatham Lebanon Springs bennington Pittsfed Norfh
Adams and Intermediate
Tor Athons CQXSACki Stuyvexan New. BALTIMORE
mans and Castleon Daily Mt D nj. sundays exseptt
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Lost an0 Coun0.

RANK BOOK LOST.-Bank book NJ
The onS; % OF the Bcwery Savings Bank missing
restored before the 18Th day September iss
VIII DC made to the bank for q new book ' 'Pp"'o'
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Che Curt
boaro amo Rooms.

UUWIU HNU N00ffl5.
East Side
ESiRABLE APARTMENTS for gentlemen
ave. near shy furnished singly sute No 25s 5th
NO. z GRAMERCY PARK-Pooms 5o,,LIo
"'" anse' with board, transient and permanent
III $40 nASL H-ST.-Elegant parIor and
- o'''u MOOR with private table, by the YEAR ONLY
eb4 E1AoI 2OTH-ST--ROOms en- suite or sim
transient. $3.50 'i' VI "iuiout BOARD; permanent or
West Side
81 WES 27.-Elegant parlors good rooms
ern o extra In size and APPOINTMENTS ali mod
oo"'o'chcesi cool rooms top floor; summer prices
KY WEST ST.-Nicely furnished suitcs
.ss rooms with unexceptionabie table special
HS WEST 12TH-ST.-pleasant large and
small rooms en- suite or single, with excellent board
Al WESI lOTH-ST. near 5th-ave.-Hapd-
Inlshed rooms for gentleman or two
RenicmeI eNcellont board comfoIts moderate
prices transient, 81 25 per day ' '"''
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Bnsliless Chances.

THE BUTTON FIRE ENGINE WORKS FOR
90 Is q rare chance for obtaining good bust
ness lerrns made easy to indi ydus
pany who will continue the business Address or cali on l.
SUIION & son, Waterford Saratoga Co, y. Y.