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NORWICH LINE

NORWICH LINE .,..,..,.,.,..
st5 p IN. daily sunday, cI'rP'''L
DRUVlDENCE LINE.
i roR rKovIpENcE DIRElr. r.,.,., IN,
'oH"''' WarcS ~ nnd ali n,- north
IP: a" sS aS 1n 'r IM
oro6rns secured Offices of Wcstcoirs Express Com
pnny, md ut principal hot sand Ticket "Lites
DONDOUT AND KINGSTON, landing at
III Col1cn. West Pont. Cornwall SewhurE. Ma.lhot"
m: s v.Iy sTn s S Tno
Cornell aud James baldwin !eavc daily At p M o ,%
Cornell leaves at p. ~
SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD,
- cAvrns so Or TIIt;nAY, and
WmlTE sI.IPHUK w.,
Car. will leave Psnn.yiysns Railroad station. Jersey
ro5lpnAy Ar :: %'SSS,%TS ASgsSrM
roE for I1 sphr f% ard her
The G The S se'1ss rS S9 ss
GysT at LUCK ' to & the ..
ss"s1s s:r M
JOSEPH H. sASDs SaSonateHGs" G." f''''ne0' NS''
CTONINGTON LINE TO BOSTON
EsSss wFJN S'SIT
sE'r leave d1i'f f NJ EEn0 Ha' FER 49, Mr..
Foo, etIay CRYING le''on ats N FARE As Low
81. :, e. PTa.e ticket oSs s. stns'r %s"
Mon. 3Sl and 337 broadway, and Metropolitan and
Fifth Avenue Hotels. d. =. BAWOCh President
L. " flLnINs, General Passenger Agent
YNHE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
i aad NEWPORT, from Grand Central Depot.
Three express trains daily Except sunday TO Boston
sos a. M y. Cparlor cars atlachc) and lop H. '"'n
sundays p mr. with palace sieeping cars, LIMITED
tickets Boston, ll rail- 50. .,,,,,., ,,yr,
ON and after MONDAY, June @, special LIMITED NEW
PORT EX PRESS train leaves at M win paro, ar AZ
tchedJ arriving at Newport at S36 m Tickets ana psle
car ses can obtained at Metropolitan, Inth Avenue AID
windsor Hotel ticket onioes aud at Gnnd Central Depot
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
w SPECIAL FAST EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN,
WITH PARLOH AND DAY CARS,
connecting with the
STONINGION LINE
FROM NEM.YOKK.
n, and after MONDAY JUNE ~, 1881, limited EErre"
tran composed OF Palace and DAY Coaches viii be- run da
eIeept sundays PROM BLOOMINGTON Ni,nonl
es.nge 10 Worcester kaAhua Fabyans aud AL White Moan
Tan pontS leaving the StoningiOu steamboat wharf Al M
breakfast Providence arriving al fymoutn 81 i~'oVP III
dinner and Al faby AIS ~ Ap ~
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| TROY BOATS.

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
~. Note change in location NEW STEAMERS SARA
TOGA aud CITY OF TROY leave daily except saturday
from PIER No a. North River foot Of Chrstopher-sL con-
Meeting with morning trains for the North and West Sun
DAY a ALBANY.
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6ieamboats a16 Railroads.

A MARY POWELL.-For West Point,
~. Cornwall. Newbnrs Poushtsepss RcndOu' and and
Park and Marlboro by ferry LEAVES FOOT VisTHY.
ST. PIER at 800, and 22DSr ut $50 p m sundays eI'
cepte CONNECTS with evening train on
Hudson Railroad MONTH and WEST. Conven
lent route Ia the CATSKILL MONTANA Baggage by
express received at Vostry-st. only
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ODD ST, 40 EAST.-Splendid cool rooms,
sngy OF suite. with without board. References
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IMPERIAL. GERMAN NAIL.

/ SONriI GIRMAN LLOYD
sTEAN.lliP LINE Ei.IM ~ NtM.NORK,
SDi. InAMPION ANp Bi,INkN.
rutt> 81 luur /, MAN. . AT. July :
st.-.f,. l,G lur.. Jurr - ODER ...... ~ IuF ="
%totiE. ut, Jan" - n vs. hi.r sat. J9 -,
EAIf- OF fA~-N D. irrun Nl.W-Noitk - ~pl IiANP-
FpN. HANIE or BRt My -
EIlt-ItABIN .....einOl SECOND CABlN ..........t'O
Nittith1i. 80 49,,
Return lckr' Il rr'ncHl rates IN, n -irw' rrril
,.'.-. f.- ~'.tn >n from Per b'tw'rl Second AM
''''D w. UILNIrIS & GO, BoN hng-Grcrn
AOIt,i~
steamer NurI'er; l.ns iur-i,, June Il. takes nr>t
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rTO PllILADELPiIIi.

1ilE OLD ESTABLISHED r"rlE hNp SHORT LINE
2o.rnAiiXo tAcH4 s&,o%ttE RI III, fTP2 , ,N
pornlE rnArE.. InE No-r. rMrn"yrp r9rlp
AiH' Az WITH Ai,SSo ',hF!sri ''''
E1pr,-. irlu. ie,ve N,al,.I Via r,.ro,,e. All cort
20 So 30 . 10 Iln,'..,, u D. No. l. go 80 T.
&. 2. S.Uaud Ia pu. aul IL night smliOs Ii0anh An
,nic., rrain. ir,vc NV York daily. cyccp SUNDAY at
:oa ami D. go. runnin; uf'i'' va Ii''h'A AL ca"
W;,urning train, leave wc.i Phi r'pFa FOL - -
~, - aud II =. ~. Limited frpr"~- lion NJ l.
tSo a. M, J. T. 10 D., NJ i~lTr Philadelphia
DE- ilsa or a '"' 80 and 80 SiwSr X'tor HOUSE
foot Of nr,e,. "i I%TI,. am nFT1i
~ md i, u. st. lo'oSeu station Jersey clty I'm
in~ sew lorS r,n'rr company viii call FOR and check
FRAN InoMsON. J.R WOOD
trucri Manager E'nl lassr Agent
rINIE ERIE RAILWAY. now known "a the
4 NEW YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
lns .NoKNEvr op rR.vs TAXING rrYrcr u,r IT, 1881
M, insinn.u ant ;hc.Eo pay Dress Drawing
ep. tpaily) Fast II Ions ENpr-ss arriving at nm;
m % %I win an Sleeping coaches
7S m tDAy-racnc EIpre.. West. sleeping
Coaches through BunAlo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and
0E, ,s 20 m"Lmirranf Train Tor thr vest
II..''. chambeTs street pePGd Sew farsi oE lo 7ao
pm II midnight, saturday nights only sundays 7l5
'iprrfol an ra,.aIc, 80 10 1920 m.-ue lo!o
i4s% s :5o tlo $40 G' @iG Go < oo = n mid;
night hunday, i $3.50. lU2OA IN Las $50 and ~
Pstcr.cnG 400 10000 m, l2noon las 3 800 40
o. Bio $50 olU, $50 l. = lOJO D. IN aud IL mid gn.
SUNDAYS Il $50. lO;2OL H. LAB $50 ~ and IL mid
faterson via Newark 645 $40 1904 M $40 APO 620
b:ln 7jUp and l. midnight saturday nights only Bun
davs p:l5k p. t:3Op m . go, 49,
suneEn. 75u p:,U loco 2. M. lto3:J1 D. o;l1 El1
10. J. a.. AMI II midnight sundays u $50 lU;-O
i:I5 $500 H. and ~ midnight
warwick 1870 m. t;jO -
Newbu-g aud Cornwall 100 % m. 800 40 n. sun
Hondout and kingston. a m. $50 IN. Sundays $50
s.h,n o. 1850 o. 1920 M, $500 I5l $50 T. 7:I5 D. III
snud.y. Il $50 lG2JA M; $50 I n IN
Widdletovn ZOO, q lU3O m; $50 $780,. Glop M
snnlaya $50 lU:20 m $780, p The a IN siid t30
. m trains connect with New YORK and Oswego Midland
ka nnr Isrys 10 lO2Oa M 1901 l. 7l5 D. M
xSry~boats rave 2Sst quarter OF ami quarter after
Zach hour from oA5 tov46b andA. lUA1 aud llAo
for passage aud Tor Aparnents Ia Drawing ltoom
IL Meieenns De obtained and orders Tor tho
su Anil transfer DO eit tho Com
nsrrs Nns 80 iJl or 81 Broadway " L.. No
pau, :, nr,,osiyn Or a. tue Company DopOtt $500 !, /.
est arrive IN NeN-fot 'As
aud II goa IN, and lclVb M
JSoN ABBOTT oen'I Pass'r Agent Sew'York-
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.
~ Trains leave for nglewOod Cloler Pcrmont and Nyaek
snds a. M and i5 pm The 1880 pm train viii leave
81 minutes later saturday nlghta 80 eo An
Nsnurt spring Valley and Monsey, 1900 ;: A. m. tioo
m mn mi s. ABBOTT Uenl PakAr Agent
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HALL RIVER LINE
xrvrnrr r,>. AND THE
PALI Il VIA. bN'''.'' EANI

PAIL l;vfa. boH ioN' EAST
The ,t., r,n'e to MATTHIAS }EIXEynrn .&AXrrGTi
=, ,,, ' .aa.a G l -. T. Re- w..
o. ,1 Ss, - ,.1s A. .,. , +''"'''
vac VT naloroi ami PROVIDENCE
p cav, ~" foot Of uarr,r. 'o.a,n wa in,
'r'' '''"'.' 4; d, D.. 'i.l.'',,ulNA5i'I Nrrrr4
Every 49," Co., a"nne ga. - 'I' co.. - ''',' ' ~ "'
g., I"s m'''t '4'," lt n ,,- . ' l ,
I" i'-i w. NoT' " ','' ''' ,.a ,,r,r
cii.' l 81 44l ~ 1t oaic, ct ,- oe,- D., rrr q
i ''r"r' I'd sl.,, H., , , NJ, ''
GLo. l. cpNNoG. O.. f. \
........,,H ~, IAL NuIl1 .EI......, rc 10 =.
1hc NtwrgHr "' WIS w IL
~, r. Il, .,ini. u.d 81 b. 'l"Nn r.utat.
5,c. t.. 'c I; 90" 81 'i 1rr'p- at ~
sae d.. ,r'. ,, iT' ar, a"1 To-, !'''"'"''
L'OK BO>TuN.-rfE LATEST TRAIN with
/ inirusu -eprr- VA ). y \. u sud u * Ica'"
%,"a c, i an ~ p ~" ~ ~ a.. III -
va Nr~ loiN aud So .ine'"nd isi'"hL
IIrU>uN.->tcamcr- EcdhcId aud NcMagg~
Chatlrn. LEBANON -rf.i.' r-un. nr"n f''i'',' '"''
a. Ar1 ,i.. '' 5 n,,' ,t, c,,@t Nr~ ,,'. &C.,
n',n- .re 1-u,t.a I'') at - p III '~"ni"'' ''"P'''
from pri 3D. ,o.ii. fN,rr
IHMU VALLEY ENLEuNp. .
90 a.! '-' ~
-" M. !nd d, ~ T. ~ "f ''". l''t'.n,'- W. '''''
I;,,', N3rn ~. " ;; " a., ' -ItaaIr 10
f.f I.-t,, l.titri,in. tf f"Tu tt'.sIur. N'th '~;
NiLr.ilt and tf-tt &c. .sn -'eNlrF 'a' h'7 "''" '
tot So r. 10. tr,i.L Ir,n-lrtynT . D. - g. o. n ''l
r. , ,ourect a Itlt1nr tI' itf''p coz 10
l. T. INt,ION -. T. 4 t''nrra ~'i't ia mr.
coin,t nnIt ut,-irlt.f - g.. i' Nhl"'@' Nf''
NEW-IItNFN. II HTFOED. Ac.-FArc, 81.
y STEAMERS iravr Peek siip is' sunday e1' lr' Tor
New Haven a! ! 81 g. &c.. c"Di',i'is "ltif'd
NEW-HA\EN. MEKlDEN. llAhI Iul'p
q I.lif.t f''f 49, O. o. 80 "
~ t~,'.s-s g. 90 ut' arg VIII -'' 90 i.'
aipvc sid il'rn,'','A' "n 1000 ',id an, ~ 's
81 ,'A'si a. If% ,'irtirt. " =. AMI "' -' h'"'At"
Ir,uf-inn 10 Haven an' ietIrn. - ."
NEW-YURK CRY AND NOkl lilEA RAIL
Leave lt-irsi "2i = aud { ~ = ~ fof In'r't"rr
Heights. M4Lo camel, ErrWsicr and int" n''i'" ''
r. anime hive rrra -ter g o.; and A" u ? ~ l"''.
Carmel ga and - g. Lake MAh"pt' - . ~ ''
;, Mahotac I,rf,. 'cayr I5tth IT. sop. Rctufn!rs.
f,r Imrn lti,';, Mo'ts Dock. ForhAm Heights. Kings
i'T"s TIE: w. - V.ln oott % - o. m u. .;
?.HNI..t - -l1.'. q. 80" lorm
I'i s, m s. - 80 10 So apl0o o. r.
915..t5. Ius,. II. II - - % a m - T. '+l
? .'li :. g. q" - g. D.. - geo. so 80 80 ~
: -. $50 a. Gl5. 90, l. ~ 80. NH' ""t' u" Io''
nam, leave Rector station. Manhattan fcyi'd
Eal~ay n.uutea before time Of drpaflAic from I''t"'
TIT IT, are ,or ,nr ~ indoor Hotel Cosmopolitan Ii""i
I.N.t Aidu- Hira, "0c,- So oA re- SIC 81"
iiufd I'll ave. l',r al -'ih
et ana cont ~ .:fvo. Attnr %'vs l,nr. rhi al
To rt,tof.i station. BaefaFe station y. !. l. " -
III Vol Trar-fc- Co VII call for and c'cA haFrIec
from hotels and residences . - ,.,,...
PRANK =. DhNN 500, p = "
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Ocean Steamers

NCUOR LINE L. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
n NEW-YOKK AND GLASGOW.
From Pier 40. ~. North River. New YORK.
Auchorl. June l.. 10 -. m. Iurn"ssii Juy = a. N
Ethiopia june -. m Cirrn-Si H.. July y. $ r. M
Thr.r steamer. do not carry cattle sheep or pigs
CaL!Ls tO rS Excursion tickets AZ rcluf'si rates
Srcopi cabin. so. Sirrragr, -.
NEW.IORk 10 LONDON DIRECT
From Pier No. 10 NOrth RIVER foot VI Charles'st
Hoiiy - 3 y. ~. tuIia Ju :, " n m
Cabr- 80 ami 30 EXCURSION ticS"ts az reduced rates
ilI.nDEltNON Bl.OiiIEAr, Ag,I% BOHIlhs .ti,th.
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Bour1 dn0 Rooms.
East Side.

A SMALL private family will rent large
" Comfortably IN rnshed room 10 two gentlemen. with
without board terms moderate l35 LeNngtona'e nes
2nh.pt.
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RALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD;,

ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
on after Nav Passenger Trains leave from Pennsy
ysna H. Depot foot Of Cortlands and Desbrossesst -
$40 m.-EIcept SUNDAY, arrive Washington 4:25
ersio rll,.,n-g. 'olumhl- and 'in~i '1t.
p m-Daly last line for Washington arrive Cincinnati
o palsco cra through Cincinnati and Chicago Entire
200 Midnight daily. sleeper. attached oren Tor passen
Ga a. m .s,nr,on M m psy EInr" ca1ea Rat
morc 13n Washington 1910 M >lcepcrs for Cinein
No other lin, make, faster time n wcst Trains
Tickets -lcong hci' secured ani hacVaes called for
sni checked 10 dcsna'!ol NJ companys oGce 3i Broad
way aud at all the Offices o. hc pennsylvania RAILROAD Com
CENTRAL RAILROAD or. NEW JERSEY.
1n"% II II rGrk i%"' q wba Gny station IN
Lca"" Sew York. foot Of r,ho-fr..t. a. foilor+
49,, 80 an For Flruincton El-'on Aienio"A Rcailng
4: a m. for schooley.. Worntaln Uirh Rrirc nrorcr
u, J., AMI Western r. H. Easion Allentown "ikeabArre
% m.-For Termination. scNoo'oy'' Nonnt,'r. ulch
Mauch chunk wlntm'por' Tamr;na pron NanicoSe
n m FoT F~ainrtcn, Faron Allentown Reading liar.
rs'nig Manch ,nnnk Way'tir - ,,.,. CHAM, r,.,,,
Drifton wilkc.narr. scranton. &. ,..,.. ,...s
iop. ~ For -cnoory'- Mountain. Iiish Bulge branch
- m. For -oor-yllc. Flcminr'cn. e..
Kcadlnr IIarri.'ure Nirch cluiul. Wisrsnar,r. &C. -
ana 'nt. ~, ',i,,l" -'i,,t q, $50 D. Tor aston N"
rcfy,e,-ts, - VIZ AK ~ s.! ]5Si' ~ 9i15
- iG ,l e. g III IT. iai 'ii.i5 In n. D. ''
Frtral,io .oc,l po'u... SOC Zine Iabc- II -'a'.'a+
y Y. AND LONG BRANCH DIVISION;
y. AL RttLffNEur rcr'h ini''v soi'h 'mhoy.Hoi
Iant Long i'r4nc' A-bury rArs. Point Pleas
Leave %%,I'', Am lee,?,,.. ~ 5.2 CINE
TIr"t DIf rNll- LoWl-T f,E' .,.,...
Nan'lc 'ly yrr..'. p v.'h ih'rsh ear arriving
al Arln'ir .Hv At iir 49,. .,..
rAnL| From Sew Sew 2 l,S r'ara rrip' -'@'
"
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IRON STEAMBOAT GO.
ONG BRANCH OCEAN PIER.
Tie new and very fast steamer
CITY OF RICHMOND

VIII leave dlIy express boat from
PEE 2. y H.. promptly a and II a. AMI ::i'
IEAVING LOSG BRAN IL PIER at 7.i6 a. m. ] -
AM go T..
SUNDAYS. leave Pier 2. y. r.. al 2 n. N. and y.
Lave Tons branch Pi.r / "a =. and .. 80
Fare 5oreri~ Ir,ur-"n fek"'s goo. only dsy Of -
sur, to c,Uts. Including simrs.'u Ia pier
Restaurant AL al appointments on board rrsiclass.
Iisi Expires y III cal. iuI Ana dtIiytr Disg.Sc.
1T u > pier.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkSEf I.
~ Trains leave for Englewood Cloer Picrmont and Nyaek
2 s5u 1000 am ], s. T. 400, $50 0:+O $50 lli3O ?. III
snndsi A. M and bi5 pm The 1880 pm train VIII leave
81 minutes later saturday nlghtA 80 ,o .xo
NsngrL spring Valley and Monsey. 1900 5: a. m, 800
u IN INC 81 ABBOTT 0en1 Pa2sr Agent Ses-furk
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nm OLD ESTABLISHED r"t ~ tNn SHORT LINZ
n.rrNtN- rNCH WAY WIKI pAh- hNp - %,
sLNpAT IInIE ~ Art"N~ ~ rlttiAblLrIilA.
Two ~ SIN lOtk
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INMAN LINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS

Fug yt'EFSSrDWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Nlrlt.r. = &, oi tltS LiuH tIAp Lieutenant
.. IA, A. a fh,.
III, 80 D.. issIAN. iinr - 3
tIIN b.. HiIN .....-... SAL KIM, - = A. ~
t.it ~ 49, -t.I-> lSpAN .
, r. 81. IL ..ii.. 49,. SAT- hIAN. JuN 3. "a.fl
IS a. ,tt,'t,N TIKDAh. Iu -f. T..
i'tpu ,l.r -. y. r.. f't't 81 'narii"u T.
CABIN ;lph N'tuul ckrt@"n iaN"rthlr terms
80. sA.. -. All. 80 lfaits al lowest rates.
s... -'II~rili.. -uuhins AMI hIih-Iu"r aini!stp+
.I,ar, pl cdtflr sit.t' az iig>
john %. DALI. 4 cent 81 Hui "S iifoalNay y T.
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Gunner neeorts.

MANSFIELD VILLA, Nyack- on Hudson
WI Large, airy. handsomely furnished magnificent
river and forest views all modern improvements excellent
salt water bathing boating: fishing cool and perfectly
healthy two minutes from station ten from boat landing
highest references Particulars at 81 wost 37thst
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4 NLNIKNI TKNN~N I'm 10 'ITlI 7 Nv I :
u BETWEEN NETWORK And lIANltE
r. ,Cstiry new No. - Nprh River foot ~ MoHon--i
travellers v IN. I'm" avoid both transit hy Engi.sh rail-
ami the ,,coinorL crossing the Channel IN small
boat ,., -.
ttNABN "Wednesday. Jun" ~. $50 4.
tT.'N ln,i .i....l W., .r-,ap, July q, M n.
trek-,, yu on C LgnuuIi- II Paris, ~ amounts suit
iDi D. pl Bt.fi ~. Ag n NJ. boN liuE 'It'i
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HAMILTON HOUSE, at Stamford Conn,
under new and efficient cement oneir rteasS &C
tommo ations and table Apply ut No 80 West 4s' oi al
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West Side.

West Side
4 PLEASANT fourth story room 'front.'. to
~ let, Without board; suitable for two gentlemen
Apply 100 Vest 6lst-sL
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED AIRY ROOMS,
II without board, IN private faulty; very desirable
location I'll West 2:idst-
nW\ERS of an elegant house will let during
their absence 81 without hoar io gent cin"n
ref Ninct cred balcony
oilers cool resort. 1863 " ct 3itlst
GUNNER BOARD in the city 30 ut West 10Th
- large cool uarlors and dining rDr1i ia ole r-lclss
hotel with home comforts, table b"iuirrs
III WEST 9TH ST.-Elcgant pallOr5 good
rnuu- sire aud appointments all
inuirrn convenience summer prizes
IDp-ST II WEST.-Drsirahle rooms with
nrstola-s board, transient or permanent H. A. CUR
tbs
1.)D-ST., 395 VEST Furnished rooms.
80 without board 10 first lass partic- Terms reasonable
% WEST 22p-ST.--DcsiEIhlc rooms to let
sb'b with board table bOari"rs. r'icienre~
~ WEST 3NTII-ST Wcll-turni,bcd rooms
with ii.ai" aths ,nA hr-t'l's table private table
dcsirsi; inference eN'nangrd
IO1 GREfNWICll-ANE. near West l2t!-
W. sL-Fuui-lcd IUOms With boHd. All Improve
mcut%
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GROVE FARMHOUSE now ready for board
u ers new, large and pleasant osl,nn hr nn
interest In the CAtshlh he "
HVser plenty shade large grove near the hons "a
lrsss OLIVER WRIGHT. East durham, Greene County,
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HEALTH, COMFORT, QUIET.-Board at
IL Duneen- NewJersey one hour by Central hs h
hrge garden heatulness no mosquitoes SAILS
hc4ion guaranteed send for circular . =, ,,, ~
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I ONG BEACH.
MANHATTAN BEACH.

MANHATTAN BEACH.
vi steamer Ivan GItDNG. connecting with trains via
GKiE\POiN1, hayt- rier furIt 2il -. Last River x
MtNUNTrAN BEACH at - ?ij. 10 - a. H., and half
hott, II - a IA Ia II N.
Train. leave Manhattan Pei.h IS. 10 ioi m l2nS,
1880 Lao, D. NJ - and 81 minutes Pas ci'h hour III
~ o. M. 9bj .'.t' and lo@' J. n .,.,. -.
win trains BAY RIDGE. have Per foot ~ WHITE
II isl terminus OF Elevated Roads half hourly frrn
q Ia A. al 10 D. M. Trains leave Manhattan "i.h ..
: TO- YIU IA. ana hall hourly from lo:lO IN Ia 1910
y.
GRAND CONCERTS by GlLNOREs FAMOUS BAND.
assisted by ALTER hMtR>pN, ~lO corn"t. AMI Other
eminent solos under hr direction of MI T. dlLMoAE.
every AFIkKNOON and LNENl NJ. -..-......
PIKSr GRAND DISPLAY or FIREWORKS
by the Alexandra Exhibition company,
under the supe't int ldeace Of
nr.JAMi.S pAl\, of Lsuion.
SATURDAY EVENING, JrSElS
CHARMS GLEN ISLAND, l.. |. Sound.
y Most attractive dav summer resort In AfnrrcA
Suyerisr dtunsr~ = In carte
Old fa~hionN, RHODE ISLAND CLAN BAKE serNsi N
ariiS .! each st<z amer. .,,,., .,,,, ,.,, mo-,
rtand concerts daily by JoNCE'S tf.LEbfsAi LII
SEVENTY FIRST REGIMENT RAND.
Ia,ludin. the following great s,lolsts
MI, IonI.e linden "a oplone Bent tBfoS., Cornct
= n mi Euuhvnlun G.. Lowe, W logalme, ID
Popular ST. aucrs .....
THOMAS CoLLYER, LAURA ". srARIN and SYLVAN
MI I.stlltn ak,.fr lf,. a.f IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18
SJONAHCIl LINE.
\Ir.N Nnrk .pl LON DOS

vi NI.N YORK snl LONDON
~pl.nlii
l.,.A a o tiulng tt.t't.A Ferry J"r-y ~
AMI Ian Monarch juno Prt-IIn Mpuntri.-... July .
li' iflpt i"r -,"n pi-''n'rfr 30 -i"r'
at NnylS" Prepaid sccfisr Az lor Iatc%
l., t, The '"r-ri gents 49,, . --,,..-
ra.-n tbil,r. ~. f.i bruri~ay.
ra--.nrcrs. per Itiun N'uhi'h tor l"M'n, NAtnid"y
.nr al board ~ tender it" per !, " H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18

(yITSKILL MOUNTAINS-IIIGH PEAK
EOIJSE-Highcst elevation In the Cstskills; house
vsv cool shady large airy rooms farm 800 acres ir
Sishng abundance Of fresh milk butter etc pure siln
x~ss.rs,h. terms reasonable NJ. E. SHERMAN, East
EGtsxtsr, Greene County, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18

w Comma a marricc OF the lake and moun-
tans httoi up supplied with steam and gas accom-
mcates 400 guests; - per day; $40 To Sl7 30 per Nek
Special rates Ia families t'IAS. 4 GLEASON Manager
4 ALDEN. 201 IlrnldW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18
'LE GROVE HOUSE.
SHADE FARM HOUSE is now

'l ready Tor the accommodation OF twenty guests pure
mountain air. beautiful scenery. good water substantial
table parties that conveyed free from
talski Landing my residence TIL the lat OF
July ~ 50 week July AMI August S. AMI 50 week
Ahlress 81 kAL II NlL nnrlam l.reme COUNTY. y. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18

4 PLEASANT fourth story room front. to
~ let, viii without board suitable for two gentlemen
A, III. AA..alL I.AI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18

NEARNS HOUSE, near West Point, open
Nl May First class house; spacious grounds; hnc
shade; hcne supply of fruit and vegetables Mrs
MEARN~. JR \ son, Highland Falls, Orange County, ny
In .tr1e Ell ctr
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-01
Tba oolopera Ooffss MIL.

Yesterday old Joe Hemlock, one OF
the blacklist colored men in Detroit,
was promenading through the editorial
rooms Of the Free Press, in search Of
money enough to buy a new pair OF
boots. and the sight of him revived an
old recollection. In 1851. after the
retreat from Bull RIM, tho third Michi-
gan Infantry went into camp at Hunt
er's Place, and old Joe, then . middle
aged darkey, came into camp IS q run
away. Col. Mcconnell seized upon him
for . cook, and after instructions Joc
was given charge Of the Colonels
kitchen. His first meal vas dinner.
and sbont time for 1t to appear be walk
cd In on the Colonel, madea very low
bow, and said:
..Kernel, Lee not quite up to the sit
uation fist yit. You tolo me to bake
beans. didn't your"
81 did"
s'Werry well, sab; de beans am baked
You tole me to fry ham, didn't your"
81 did"
"Werry well, sab; dc ham am fried.
Now did you say l war to bile de cofiee
in do kernel or, Or"
"No-no-who ever heard Of making
coffee that wayf"
well, OATS what / fought; but Ker-
mel, it am an awful slow job for one
niger to crack all that coffee tween
his teef. and dinner $ gwine to be half ar
hour late, suah's yoer bo,n!'-Detroi'
Free Press.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-01
Commercial JOB Printing
Antony's Grafton over oasar.
THE TEXT From WHICH sH~AKsPEARE wRo;
HIS VERSION.

HIS VERSION.
Friends. Romans. eountrymeni lend me your
ears;
! will return them next Saturday. leone
To bury Cesar. because the times are hard.
And his folks can't AFFORD to hire an under
taker.
The evil that men do lives after them.
In the shape of progeny who reap the
Benefit of their life insuranee5
So let It be with the deceased.
Brutus hath told you esar was ambitious:
What does Brutus know about It?
II 10 none of his funeral. Would that it werei
Here. under leave of you. 1 come to
Make . speech at casar's funeral.
lie was my friend faithful andJust TIC me
He loaned me IS oncewhen / was in a pinch.
And signed my petition for q post-ofdce;
But Bruins said he was ambitious.
Brutus should wipe of his chin.
Cesar hath brought many c~aptives home TO
Rome,
ransoms
Did the general Golfers oil.
When that the poor hath cried. Cesar hath
vept.
Because it didn't cost anything. and
Made him solid with the masses. lcheers1
Ambition should be made of Steiner stun.
Yet Brutus says he was ambitious;
Brutus ia a liar. and l can prove 1t.
You all did sec that upon the Luperoai
fthrice presented him with a kinglv crown
Which he did thrice refuse. because 1t did not
ht him quite.
Was this ambitious7 Yet Brutus says he was
ambitious;
Bruins Is not only the biggest liar in the
country.
But he is a horsethlef Of the deepest dye
tAppiause.1
II you have tears. prepare to shed them now
You all know this uIsteri
l the first time Cesar ever put it
on;
1t was . evening in his tent.
And the Thermometer registered 30 degrees in
the shade.
But 1t was an ulster to be proud of,
And cost him u at Marcaius swartzmeyer's;
Old swartz wanted $40 for it.
But finally came down to q, because 1t was
Was this ambitious? If Brutus says 1t was.
He is even a greater liar than Mu~nchausen.
Look IN this place ran Cassius' dagger
through;
Through this the n-of-a-gun of a Brutus
stabbed.
And. when he plucked his cursed steel away
Mark Antony. how the blood of Caesar fol.
lowedi lCheers and cries of receive us
something on the Silver billi Hit him
ag,ini" etc.l
I come not. friends. to steaiaway your hearts,
l am no thief. as Brutus isl
Brutua has n monopoly In that business.
And. II he had his deserts. he would be
In the penitentiaIy. and don't you forget iii
Kind friends. sweet friends. do not wish to
stir you mp
To such . sudden flood Of mutiny,
And it looks like rain.
The pall-bearers will proceed to put the conf,
in the hearse,
And We will proceed to bury Cesar,
Not to praise him.
-Batimorean.