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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-09-23
Clothing.

Gentlemen will find the finest assert
meat of Clothing to he found outside of
San Francisco. .
Boots and Shoes, from the finest calf
down 10 the heaviest "hrogan." Rubber
Boots and Owe. shoes, for men, women
and children, and
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-09-23
TO the Unfortunate.
DR. Gibbons

500 KEAKNEY
O@c -. r.rue. OF
Cni,iilIcic.di street.
san Francisco. IA
taf'llsiied IN I,54, Tor
The Treatment ui SIX
uai ana Seminal ID. 3.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-09-23
ClOaking! Cl0aking!
FlannelS! FlannelS!

so pieces Canton Flannel, from the
cheapest to the best.
leo pieces Atwood white, colored and
fancy Flannels.
Is pieces Opera Flannel, in all the diff
ferent shades.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-09-23
No. I.G2S.
NO. l,bSS.
SheriH'S Sale.
TEERIToHl OF WASHINGTON
GnnnfN of Mason

IN the District Court of the Second Ju-
i dicial District of Washington Territory,
holding terms at Olymp a. for the counties
of Mason, Chehalis and Ihurston.
Mary NJ Miller and WinlO'.h Miller
and Pendleton Mile. minors by their
Guardian, Mary NJ. Miller, FLtud.fS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-09-23

A full line of Dress Goods in Black, and
all the leading shades, ranging in price
from 16es cents to $3.50 per yard.
Black and colored Velvets, Broeade and
plain black and colored Silks and Satins.
Also a full line of Plush, Fringes,
Gimps and Ornaments, &c, &c.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-09-23
No. I. gS,j.

No. 1,9Sj.
TN the District Court of the Second Judi
l. cial District of the Territory of WASH
ington, holding terms at Olympia, for the
counties of Thurston, Mason and Cheha-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-08

man or the Committee on Commerce were very kind to
their own Sstes. He did not undertake 70 say that
those gentlemen had helped themselves. Oh no. But
hill 81 the $1O.O0o,oO0 given to the States repre-
sencd on the committee. 1t was a mighty good com
Rassn 70 of Te1S eo sSSooo G Of New
YORK. S469 900 Roas Of EewJersey 1921 900; McLano
o. MARKHAM: $isl ,ooo Thomas Turner q Kentucky.
S304OO0; Ack"n, OF Louisiana, 1892, COO Beole. or
Virginia. 1886 O00 Deuster Of Wisconsin. S4lS0OO;
Clordy. Of Missouri, 100000: ONei Of Pennsylvania
OF Illinols. $ol2.000 Toynsond OF Ito, S40i COO
Russell Of Massachusetts S249 000 and Kenna. OF West
Virginia, 270oOO In the aggregate tho States repre-
:entu bg taose vigant. splendid, noble statesmen got
Mr.. STEELE dem. N. C.,How much docs North
Mr. IOX-Nortb Carolina Is not represented on the
committee II is not bkely to get vtry much.
Mr. cox in his further remarks sald that the bill mp
piOpia'es S20oo.00) more than was called for IN the
Cstimatcs statement Which was soutly denied by Mr..
Reagan.
Mr. cox said lie would like TO see some way OF i'm
proving certain large harbor and rivers, hut he
small creeks IL WAS contrary 10 Obi Democratic ideas
and doctrneS and lie asserted that such bills Tad been
vetoed by Democratic Presidents.
Mr. McLANE dem. Md called upon Mr. Cox to
name one.
Mr.. lIAZLETON (Rrp.. wis.)-Frankiin Pierce.
Mr.. MCLANEi can name two Democratic Presidents
WHO favored such bills To every one you ad name WHO
opp scd them.
In conclusion Nj Cox said that tats everlasting
coming here year after yea" for all the little creeks and
rivers disgrace Congress and rum all the appro
prla.ions for grand Federal and National purposes
Mr.. REAGAN closed the debate IN hvt.InlGute
speech, which he asserted that the bill appropriated
less than 40 per cent o, the estlmate1.
The mOlio suspend rules AID pass the bill WA
then rcjcctCcyeas 100: nays, &c. not the necessary
two-thlrds IN the affirmative. .
Mr. WIlIlTHORNE QDr,n., TcnD) introduced MI
apprOprlang $I7j00O to be expended 10y the Navy ID
parlmeui for the purpose of prosecuting search Tor
the Jeanette Referred.
The House then. at 5:40 adj 'urnet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-08
CIVIL NOTES.

TIE motion for the dischaTGr Of " Dr. {.
l. Uond "A rlSoner il III llo% 81 cot ~. d fen iant IL
II sill alleging Ljsrcprc .caiiDn OF h'- pioe ,ua tn'.
nm,uui OF business Honc, denied b. ia !S; CdcI ~
inc SuurpIIc Court. ErnOgiNn. yesterday.
The General Term OF the superior Court
affirmed yestcsd, ~ the jdgp oi nc SPECIAL Term Ia
inc anjf OF G3i II. TGor til.t L.arl " Thorn ~
nh ais ,.ut. diyocs. Tie CJagt MID iba.a w'l:If-C
u;r,c,ed IA G. ,nray.n:ia,I III thr g1Suv" pruhIit
AZ lie Court Wa tHVd,Ii ~ tilis sac. - iui' va nI
ntc~s AIRY to ducIGc wrjhc: tn; iuart,"" va iIi IN
PenIsi !vaLl|.
Sanuc. Israel deposited in 1919 $40 IN
;L, B,wery say ms Bank. lie wen l." rO1"s at":
t G bank nav WAS ir'd By ~ j.. .-id"n' tat Il! SO
n al :: lev-dArs beta:c GraTn OF: the waulc GIOtr.
III; Israel b.gaM Il sat ~ tie MUinc Cour 20 recover
TIE arcounr and The ilIy ye"d e, IN favor Of tie
,i,,. n .or tc amount ciaia d. fh' General lcrnl
dir.nd IN" judgment .. tde Ma:nr C'i'i Cr'1
.u, 80 n. tiril".a TccIn of tn" t"lri 80 tGnn ~
Ti,t liz tIi.iEcut Of tho COdt low VA J. FtE-ti
Tie Cohr nel tnat NJ. ITdc. ii1 i1ll =" $40" hlf
| no. r'coNi.
Jacob SHARP. the president Of the Tw-uty-
third Street Railway Company, bought IN 10 tL'iy
| snarcs of the couirauy's sU X 1h' Cii''lr"i" Wa
IN ,de out in the naIuc Of Sduyy A. Ionoaus la re.
| nIaincd with the company. Mr. l"Hvius dieJ and
he'd twcuty.s.ven 10 Of his relatives.
Henry f. ickaon. trustee or thus lGntre. brought
IN action IA thc Slrcror Cor; coni.cl the cJr?ar
~ d. lycr the cert hrltc to mn. Tie company c1Imed
that .he Shares nsNrr belonged 10 Mr. lOunHs IA tHe
rOusidera Ion proc ,c.'d from Nil Sdrf Nj. JIrksn
| showed thit Mr.. YOuntds mad married nice oi Mr.
| SHARP TO whom the stock had i cu pre- led ~ III.
an aud tue raj Term ;i med tao a!6 Jceier-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-08
DEClSlONS-l'nD. :

S,.r<me (oOf-ChamJcs-l;v In i2a Nawati.-
In ne n}tlen OF and n'n rp r re- p
WeTi oe the C9Ini> 81 inir a.'U
in lhs clsc because Of che great dc"y IN ai na oI
i yon, costs AfiicE ns Annck-Scr ~, ror:uGq.
In the matter drnlci VIII. ont
'o iy J iaS I' asI $50
10 n" Henra wonf ciSis: nrno'udn. no
,i HIs ~ aid Gopher Company eg Mu-cal
TIsirnnert ManuaciuIiag, sompAny.-seo "smer'ldAm'
Ey Judge Lawrrncc.rhe People. &C. ag C6nsonmI
the marked question, In. veal four wsehs old Or no. =
DO executives II Is too Late io we ptsnfr e
10 be aflutted 10 bail Motion denied gee m,n;IaH''iI
nc S.s,aE 5f% as .c }ifT ranca NAV
by Judge aet kingfand sir CGnTni ast
Conpany Wiring a. BOZ, wifi h,ar
counsel further If ,heg % dgrS :Hy 1y ,ne ''
r Mst ~ T'cp i- Ig Jnse Donoue acy TSs
ton Rank asl Maylt seem, to ~. hat iss%3rth ~.
decision this AMI there must Dc Judgment IOI nc
S%Dc,ior Court-Genoal Tem-Bv Cniel-Jnstice
reversed ard trial ordered van costs
5 SuS aHns nr c9Tsy reversal AID nc a
dere appellant 10 abide The event opinion by
speE and %i, 7os nS ns Hf 1pe
Martina ag the Commercial Fire Insurance ,nlnpin'
ard ag Hayes udgoe"t ami order anltne with Gusts
S STmsa w VII lie costs opno" by ac~soa g
twenty third stree; hallway Company judgment anfnei
the American lapd Telegraph Company aTei
with costs Wright, SOsrnd et al -Orer hnilhc
with costs sauxay gt Brownn2 or!er airnea WIZ. r07
Robbins aGt Robbins judgment ahrmo1 VITA coatH Op
ion by FreeduanJ Chambers agt Appleton ct aLm0dGer
OpuiOn by Freedman j. Randall hg CafIchI
SO 2Gs Sa !aSs ann GS
srhmut sRt. GOldscbmidt-Appeal dismissed olIbon
gohn .on ct al ag;. DOSnen ct aJudgnent affirmed WIN
cs. nninion BIZ Parker Conner Jndg
@eni and order affirmed with opinion by Freshman
IioneSger e al ag Wetsten ct all Judgment reversed ana
new trial ordered with costs 10 appellants TO ABIDE the event
onnion by Freedman j. richardson ct al agt the tou "a
Insurance reversed ami new Ira OF
dsTc crcr Of reference vacated with cOss 10 apHeHHt
70 abide The event; opinion by freedman Ihnr1er e, H.
order reversed ana new tll or
dared with c0sls 10 appellant to abide the event 0pon ~
Freedman j. Albania agt Lasala aththiu WI
ccss Welsh ay Observation-Disclosures affirmed WIN costs
oDnionby Speir J. Hopper agt sage t.Veis
,isi ~ trfl ordered WIN COSTS %
supsant 10 abide the event opinion by hpeit D. Wuhv
eS Sne,csr et al-JndgHen affirmed wOnt COSTS; 0h on
by Ere. dmau Derhan, etc. agt iye ami
n1cnt aoIrmed with opinion bY Feeednllh J le
sou ct al ogr filern's Insurance COMPANY ~
reyer,r and new ordered order OF reference
with costs 10 appellants abide the event opinion by r'e
man. j. - .,.,o. rar,a rot Earl, ct NJ
II pfandun .,a,to,a,,
o. a-fIndnXs settled aud Judgment s.Shed' h"S ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-08
THE COURTS.

ALL APPEARANCE OF EVIL NOT AVOIDED.
Reuben \. Compton recently began an acton
against his wife, Sophia Compton, 10 secure m aOs'ue
divorce on the ground OF alleged acts OF lndey coiD
United by her ut their house, No. 81 Wcs; Fifty echthst
Mrs. Compton In her denies the charges In"do
against her. The on for trial yesterday before
judge Free oman The only wituess examined was ThoS
James an employe OF James IrvinEs Detective Agency
Mr. Jancs testified that he had watched at various
tiucs Mrs Compton and her alleged paramount ana that
they had remained together In her bedroom for many
hours on riony diff rent occasions. lie said that on
July g. 1880, at IL o'clock ut night, he and MI.
Compton and two Other men entered NJ. Comp
tons house: that they found all the lights M;
out and servants sent tn bed that they entered MIS-
Compton's bedroom. and upon lighting the gas io'ind
her dressed in only light wrapper ing or sitting
o., the floor al alleged lovers feet. There Wa u
bot OF WINS in the and also bottle or Arnlarls
water everything seemed to indicate thnt ephfa
tIous nad maze with to the lovers lenalnG
together all night. Mr.. Compton compelled Mira Comp
ton 70 lea, the house, which she DID IN company with
her rtcnd
JJpon cross. xam alton II appeared that Mr. james
lau obtained good deal OF his luUrlnaiidn through
eueakiug.tubes nch led from various rooms III thc
house servants room IN the basement Tor access
to which he Indebted 10 the courtesy Ot sOn1 O me
servants Mtssrs Maclay aud Nudge appeared Tor ait
Compton, and MesSrs. CaidozO and NcWcOmbc lCr MS
COMPTON. The case Is still On.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-08

M..asxoo ssJSa%cn. .s.si Gilman s,.y: ss =. s say
o.SnaaF for MopGay eSrusry Sns WI
h a1s o9Ds on I.%oys cp .se
ond Monday Of Fe6rualy The hsalth etc
sihsop at %sst%srSssa sran'sd
Common Pleas-Geperdl 1am--Bv Chief-JnstIce -
p Daiy Jutees Van and Beac Bsrrowcllhe as
mon ast acknowledgement affirmed with OPINION per
Gw NAL orssS v af 70 sppsn 10 abide the
opinion per eaan sander. agt Townsend a ,' al.
missed opinion per cnI,m aig act ser0n ana n c
matter G. Bcnson~order sfdrrneG with dsbnrse
ments opinion by Nan Brnn ucaney agt ,nH e f be-
oveTruca nd 4ment FOR tho pntG en;orci upon s
e cos Tn SSris SEa O Win co S and boz
pon Iy an reversed % and new trial With
TO abide the event Oinon bg Beach The hpcGsnos st
aid judgment absolute for defendant with COSTS opn
l ss aas a%
on apsT EyfS act m9Te Se@ o
sanled see on n'psrs Jackson ss nr
lam Tspran AT. Young Motion for reargnent denleu
win costs opnon per curtain fil AZ slensd EIH an
j. Cromwell AIT BnrT-Aoton Gerod with $40 costs oph
Jndqinent Affirmed Vita t.; opino by Van Rrint ri,
r1 ad a fiS 4fi ae ri a win
costs opinion by Van lirun j. Bel agt baIth'@;new
steamship Company order affirmed With costs and as
s 22 NIX c5 5Sic ih T n Divers
AIT, tho Mayor 0rIcr ah med with costs ana dis aS
Railroad Company Ordcr affirmed with costs an niS
buIscmens opinion by Iaiy C. j. Taylor aet tne mar
Oak IIfc Insurance Company. Judgment atrncd WIN
Ori1tn by Van BtCn'. l. The Grc rJ' Baix aEt MGrTny
Judgment affirmed Will cost. option bv B'dch - Day
j. runcIrrrr of F"lch 60 order reversed
with aud disbursements opnn' by Van liGrsrn
Kenny Art~eG-jndgme1t reversed new trnI Or9
with costs Ia abide the vent opinion by Van rnn J H.
- chase LipUc.Julghcut afiflnet WIN
orDi1m Van iirtIf. Balv G. j.. eoncniilg ,
Special IerihBy Judge Van Bu2i -tagar aGI. i nv
etc OpInOn pIrrn act. the Mayor cc-Oplloll
In Pagan a2t. the Mayor etc. Kennedy ag tno
Godcn net the Mayor. etc-On'n same az III faghn aa
before rrbTunrv j.. lSol WIN
$t IT tins nOtion abide the event OF appeal IN re-
;ZtnwOer aud Mhrg1 il tbr roof lhat inc
nOicr creditors present Gains served 9urdhat 10
the at this court
BY CitfJusce G. Z. Daiy-ln re assignment Of hughes
ctc-Scr memorandum -,
Marine Coar,-N DcciaI Trm-Bv Cbicf-.Dustce Shea
-Frelni art. Pdton.-SCc mcmOrandum
IL Judge McsdLE.-Nirp act. Mclean
PatO Be2uOrd ag PGtJrsoI-DIder' settieu
ule,l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-08
EXECUTORS CHARGED WITH NEGLECT.

Morris Earle died in 1853, leaving an estate
vnrth about 100000 He left will III winch divided
his estate among his widow and seven calldren an !
arpoiuted his widow cxccdtrX and bis brother, Will
lam T. ,rle of Eerics Hole aud Chtrcs u. Dnd. o.
artford Conn. executions Mr. DOcd was subsequently,
discharged from all responsibility. Mrs. Earle ava
William r. Earle allowed the estate Ia he managed by
Norma d. Ear and later Iy Jlmes Fare n OF the
de.eden; vino. 1t is claimed, made Investments
in real estate greatly TO the pejdd'c"
Of the legatccs Miss CorncliI -. Enl",
one of tho lc:dccs. bog y an a"ti'1 IN the
Suneror Court dgaiu,t her mother, the cArcu'rA ans
her uncle the &C ing or cOm?al then 10 r. rGer
an accounting rnr cas- tired III Ncvtmj A: l3s
before JnIe" sCclm,!, without iurr ana decision
in favor OF Mlss Earle Eonten down yceriay Ihr
olrt held that WillaIl l.. Earle had lever rthuunr"d
the office OF executor and trustee VITA tn cOlsen cf re
lesa,ces The deieGddnt mast make good any iOa+rS
Which he cOnd nave prevented b; the cxcr Is" O
nro,ar care Judge Frecd,nln directed reference To
impure into the character OF tho Investments above
rofe rod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-08
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

s,rsENr Cor9 90, ~; % %3'1; a.
g. g. 81 o 3 Is s. s., ~ 1 ,d a. iO us 10 lS Tx 49,
GFyEHAL TERN. -Ae!ourceh sine die
sS [E TN o0S vg S o s 2na o a Sc III
Oh Hl9 40 90 9a ~ ~ s6 si - "a r$ ~ ~
SS G y ~ Nj ~ 81 a. &c. '' '' '' 30 Wv '-'
Adoarne nn h sily+ icS q@' i, opens '"O
PAIR IIareacre IIeui s9ers NJ lH55 e. IN m-SG Sos
1855 20 t. G!3. 5gt oa Goo 1871. 5000 $685. 49, "37
PinT Gaw:ca;e open; at lq:3o %% ss
YES -99 ga 25.Ci S l PIX a5' 3a & ! .5 : III
5Gi834.. 500 los2. @iot
nfH 'u aar s'aS s q! &c M
car"ial ss 81 + 'sE @,a- 4,
xG' iI2 49, A.. IS. 80 .. ~ 50 4o, ~ t1i 80
49, Go All "a $50 $50 4iF 49, o'' @i"' -i'' '''' DBL
r@G e. 5 Ge Is M az Grc?s at - 3D. 81 >5i
lgg %. - 80: 80, - .... .. =, -, ,.os
sos .i 40 @5s Az ,smp;m ~. cempion' ~, cgl-
zen 9.' 4i; (, y. 80 ~ ?o ~ 552 a0, 0 Sa?,
cc;iios ,-Gs>is A. l+GN-\ 30 Rcd until tho first
" s'TcI.G iiaN-van i'ranr JCoer; al II
$SiilT eqrg, ias tie Ter s.,g:, o,,,.
N s3 i ri a. io ic%s lI &C., ~ III l63
IT, T;. L. '' ~" :. ~ i. i,3i ~. i,5j ic7i
e ~" 6, H1 ID qG "a y ~ rs y -, II o,i css ~
,ois 1867, ln1 l"ll l2i4 i"it i0H ioi'. H. l''''
r1, ~ az '.~ -, .on' @r'ISa III r. ~
&. BIZ, i'iA. 80; M - 49, 90 I' ~; ~ '' &C.,
M,e>a CorG'-1%lN 1fH',- rNrI. !. a'i Ii-Adl"HHic'
sircL 'r NO., 80,
Pno,n - Oh 'Ity iIii NJ. .Iei 80, -, 4t't 70 =!
M! IG5t .;.'1. Is'' if2l ',Gt ! .t1 "o:' 4 -
i"n7 ASA l,' I7os IA 9u31 "jg> - - sG1! I1OJ.
ANA a,i7 47Sl ,pl. 80. .r1i. ,""O t1i1. 40.
G2NiaAL ,,.,s'ovs-rNfr iH"v Ia ~ me r',"r ae s
1lo!!is I1lT.ulJg maH-l'n:Ar William - joan We
,.,r,,, To,u Nur;,y uni,,afY Moses +aid t"huciOn
o,,r Hurley r,, ti,Ir, i.caran. N1tan t""i >tra!l
or inir,ws riY:d laT. ar: f'Iii- IL l.l"N, ip-'It
-,.1 John Johus'n1 FfI.N webb Nl''w Ep.psJu l!cNv
iutanlnircS Voai'un % tie LOTTERY Laws hahr C"Ofti
.Ju.r-h a. g. ti.i AMI battery.
IsA:I f-ti:oIsi. IL De F-p'c AIT T. wirl III
lev F,TarI Ara. Ai0Uh =. Asher DUic ft":"r. ln:ps
'st fit,tiy: fdG A.. E,aL. il..r a.. 20 lr''-y
lot Mo.aiy !, hr r"'u-on. Itv 90, W"1 'i Jos
ia a. en-. ,.r .'.. fi"u:t N'f. L"r ll,' 'ri-
"a. T.rip,a irr 's' wang s"r rr".r: -d'iur NI.E'
,-ba ic. = !! ul-'. L'I . wa, ! Il err ave"
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frttures quo !tlrstlnJs
fllusieal 5ns!rG:iiei,s.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW,
a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE hECEll Ed a r, ~
1HprnWS OFFICES, No. Less yrIa way COZ rnr.y.
rs.st or $40 eixthaye. bet forty seventh ana rory,
ci,ft,ts aGs, West fwJntrlnitd h co.. nisaaaN o,
az tast Fourteenib.st c0rJe: ln.ots'aro yeu t.ri
ave cor rorty seventh Il. at IN HA ~
4 n0I and 1.3D0 riiriave. co.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hfh.st up 10 D. m.. regular Ofhea rate.
uLATTY'S ORGANS. $50 to $1,000, 2 to ~
II s,nns r,anoS sl25 No.. iee Address OF cAa
On P'' DANIEL T. BEATTY. Washington. w j.
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z isamsoI., ano RAILROADS..

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
L. r. FALL RIVER LINE. - .-,~
e. TO BOSTON FOR SPECIAL LIMITED TiCKETs
corresponding reduction ali Eastern p)iot3 MAGNIFICENT
e Sa so NEWPORT and Old COLONY ,i,y sundays 9.
f1er - ~ r. foot OF Nufravstat 4jO pm Leave
br Fs M; JERSEY City. 500 vi. Annex oosA
Nces etaterooms, &c. be obtained sg al pflucips
seaInera 1...- y " ~ ~ ~ 49,
GEO, l. COMMON BORDEN & LOWELL.
ANnnIE
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FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CONNECTION Leave loot OF Liberty.st. for Freehoi
a 81 4. III O;3U n.
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For TRENTON A. u PIIILADElPhlA.
leave New orG ro1 station {. H. r. OF " j. footoi LID
CIty-st. 80
For Philadelphia Ninth ard Grean.st. at 7ij. o 10
1lij m; Oh ADO $50 rs, ll:3J II p IN. On sun
day At s4ja a. ~. $50 7; ll;j1 Up NJ. Ion Ana
fJr Third RCrks-stL, j:30 ll:lJ Mi l3O, 4:J1
$50 p N. On Sdrdly AZ sis l. NJ en- -
TTrcnton warren aah l'ncxer,ta. j:3l 7tja 10 lid
e. III .3O t. 40 AS. 500 li31, l2p H. sunday
tJb q. m; 80 Z. 1870 l2p. m. .
Return trains itelohia or New. YORK 49,,
From Phia euul AMI itel Eng RI I0rne. Nintn
and Grrrn.ss. at 1870 $50 $50. II g Nj I'l2 "
h:tO, SIC 30 l2D SUNDAY at $50 a. NJ; o:1' oto
1o, rhirl and Besat... at AS. 500 plj NJ: leo
$50 > 1879 ,. suBfayaC 5:O". H.. 40 ll:3J
iiri Trenton. Warren au IucEerstS lbs 42j. 90.
c:,j y DOS 1908 il:2n a. 10: 2 80 42i 3o 7?j e:2j
IA M sunday %, I:IJ .l2Od. III: G:l5. rs p. N.
Connection at Jersey city station TO ant from
for .a m toot n Iibertysr Not, 49,? 26l 4Ol
pa Gj7 32J Broadway. and NJ the pIingl hotels N0l
mn oursf and Annex Oicc Jt wcfs Wharf. Brh0kYh
+ Ir9nsicr Company. uoas Express VIII call Tor ani
ccct ragy1yr from hotc residence 10 deSinaol. A?Du
canon IAN lie mate 9It an Z5 Iio1 way 1"6 6thaye,
YORK and4 Cour. ST.. Ero1-yn An these once are ii
con. a., ..c,. .h.O.c aBi Law JcrSapu
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Cost nno foln9.

FRANK BOOK LOST Bank book 40. 40
"a 81 ti, n,,Iv IL, nc. I:ank .1s 1hc rI.
- rrs.c 40 r,i:nittn il,r ba.L. II nU r-t0ot b,iHr
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tho naui $50 too.
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seam B,rk Tor ~ny:nr NJ ~ "il - H.. si'f r..
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h. W. IGrbtubk
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rood ;,Inp,n, ~ the nninr 81 Ir,&in G. ilnlbTohk.
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uanr Of H. v. IlOihrlol Clarence u. Newell. aud h. /.
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p"'" Nv" l. ~ Notebook 600.
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TFIiIcIIy\ITFY RAILROAD.

I EiIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.
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lave ,,po Cur'landt and Dcs:Ossrss;s at TAO a.
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Ing cuac.is4 attached TO $50 m. tain. =,
1!aiu- 7-iO a. a1t y. m. connect Of All
FONTS ia Malau ami HsziciOu G. al regions.
T. V. DYf%GrO\, General Passenger Agent
General Eastern once, church ami CorJandts4-
{. H. CUMNINCiS. Agent.
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