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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-09
LAKEWOOD, N. Y.

ITO THOSE WHO SEEK REST WITHOUT
4 stagnation, pleasure without excitement.
the delights Of rural life without its inconve.
side a large body of wafer, Lakewood recon-
mends itself strongly TO favor. A more beau
htul spot would be hard to find. Yithits
picturesque cottages surrounded by trees; lis
velvet lawns .sloping down to the Lake; the
church with It's spire; the great hotels with
IN the foreground, it presents perfect picture
of rural loveliness. -
LAKEWOOD, originally called flake
View" from the extensive view of the Lake.
and Us surroundings to be had from this
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-09
Malaria is an Unseen Vap0FOus

Malaria is an Unseen VapOFOus
Poison, spreading disease and death in many
local tics, for which quinine is no genuine
aptilote. but for the effects of which Hostel
ter stomach Bitters Il not only thorough
remedy, but a reliable preventive. To this
fact there is en- oVerwhel ming array Of tesfi-
Ipony, extending over period Of thirty years
All disorders Of the liver, stomach and bowels
are also conquered By tho Bitters,
eOr sale bv drugRistS and dealers generally
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-09
Now Ready for BUSINESS,

THE Tug TILDA will dc harbOr towing.
/ l Wood boats, TSfts, sand boats, etc., towed
at reas enable rates. Work respectfully lelic-
lied. Signal, three short whistles. ApBly on
board OF TO GUS COLEMAN,
1896 40 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-09
SUMNER ARRANG EMENT

kOr Nc. Francis River.
DHRlight- draught steamer sITkEDAvlg,
4 . kJoRlin, master; A . Banning, clerk,
will leave Memphis eve TU ESDAY evening
at6 o'elock for Marianne, the Cutoff and all
lNTkRMkDI ATE LANDINGS. STEAMERS
Collins and Advance will run between Madi-
son and Wittsburg in connection with Mem
phis and Little Rock Railroad.
.t j. d. RANDALL. Sup't.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-09
. PULLMAN'S PALACE
Drawing Room or Sleeping Coaches
And so through to
Niagara Falls, Saratoga or New York.

TAis cannot be done by any other ropts 30
no other road runs through cars or Palace
Sleeping Coaches to or through any pIaee an
LAKE CHAuTAUQuA, F-@N' y"
Inc visitor 20 Chautauqua who stops at
Lakewood, is net cut of from tbe outside
world. but has the same railroad, postal and
telegraph facilities as at home. By ieayinS
Cincinnati at $50 pm, you are landed at
LAKEWOOD Ia next day in time for dinner; or
next morning at $50.
Hotel rates at Lakewood are from $40 to "a
.VINK FITS to Lakewood and return, and
's = = ~ to Niagara Falls and return,
good Tor stop-over at Lakewood, are now on
sale az offices of connecting lines West and
SOUTH good for return until September so.
GEORGE p. HliMPHRIES,
Southern Travelling Ageut, Atlanta, Ga.
P D. COOPER, W. b. SHATTUC,
A. Hon,l superintendent Gen'l Pass. Ag't,
est Cleveland. o. Cleveland, d.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-09
SATURDAY. the Sd DAY Of september, IssI

sell at public cutlery TO the highest bidder for
cash the following real estate. situate, lying
and being in the county Of Shelby, State Of
Tennessee, to-wit: Lots g. l6 and 10, in the
Heistand subdivision, lying about 4 10
miles southeast of Court Square, and more
particularly described as follows; Lot 6
: bounded as follows; beginning at
the southeast intersection Of Hestand and
Raleigh avenues; thence easterly $50 feet;
thence southwardly 200 feet; thence westerly
$50 feet; thence northwardly 200 feet with the
east line of Raleigh avenue to the beginning.
Lots l6 and ~ are bounded as follows: Be
ginning at point on the east side Of Curriu
avenue l20 feet south OF its intersection with
lleistand avenue; thence south 10 feet and
running back between parallel lines 80 feet
to the west line Of Mansfield avenue.
Equity OF redemption waived. Purchaser 4
title to be absolute. Title has been examined
and pronounced good, but | sell and convey
as trustee only. Sale to be made between
the hours of IL noon and pm. at the south
west corner of Main and Madison streets, in
the city Of Memphis.
w g, MCCLURE, Trustee.
Wright. Folkes & Wright, Attorneys.
12S .
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-09
Trustees Sale,

hinder and by virtue of certain trust
~ deed to me executed. of date the ID day
August, 1876, and recorded in the Registers
office of Shelby county. Tennessee, in Book
No. lib, pages 3s6 and following. to which
reference is hereby made, will, as trustee,
nm
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-09
Trustees Sale

OHioe No. 5 Madiaon MOI.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-09
81. Agnes Female Academy, Memphis.

Wright. Folkes & Wright, Attorneys.
1882.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-06

HAY AND STRAW steady demand moderate ship
ses @ % 55S65 s'a osis fS50s Long Rye 500
HOPS-Steaiy moderate demand from brewers; prices
MDEs-only moderately active any ano as a rule
MofAssEs Bel stock steady 45'qc tor 900 Test
oNAyAL STORE Spirits Tufpentine Strong but quiet
r% go Ing ~ IT'S "a, 80. sSe for cS%m . to Good
e MN M Gny s ios 6 SALES soek 21s7 bbs Spirits
6b and last year @ S ed sas
against Ibis ana b 4es S5 s 9Ss Ssn
ely active steady inseed 59a62c Crude
65@78c No do 5ua55c Prime city ssd9Oc; Crude Men
OCEAN FREIGHT-Gran the berth without ma
,S Sage STs int fns5snT SssS Dan and se Oh
Srl'n d g. 90 bSs Cheese, S0s 900 pkgs PROVISIONS
dSndop steam 10000 bush Grain 6isd 1000 bxs Cheese
Grain part BY S.tsdS boats q 1905 on SuS for
3S SI7s sd Raeoa Cheese brush steamer aS"l
Is Italian brig PRsSe 4 10 To- and by sS
s s rRsGeShp 70 London snip
80 9sh three vessels FROM Philadelphia Genoa,
PETRoLEUM Dull nolninaliy nnchansedi home trade
for export Phladelghia and Baltimore 7c Gases II
opened At 85c sp at Orss @ ana G al
KOvIsIONs-PoRK-Me advanced l5a2oc per bbI
aSG S' T n %h rsssr sG doing tor speculative
sl9aSs so latter choice rcpaeked notng options
AMI oye@1sT SIS no. %de crate
d eaess, a unchanged prizes Extra Mess s2 5Oasi3
Mess s22 5oas2s So BEEF HAMS Steadily held
S Scgs. MPs ats5 aeuys aud
Eesieq qsleS ff Lon gS &C., and 'S S9
WssI zoo res Picked Hams e 10 average 4 Pekled
io@s c saG" so s sSSr s q light
Short Clear bali and half oGl1sc Dressed Hogs S far
LA Market feverish and unsettled opening 10G
Of h per a 1Sos S%s losing aSo
leaving % strong at 95c highest rates rather
i've account sales 300 prime spot 9os S5c
is loz1I ~
1Lg3d lg 2c $3.50 ties November. l2 90 0c closing
Ing z5 si57c 1000 tcs seller year Boo clos
closing 4 s9e 1850 tes January. 1900 &C.
qaoisd at r Ioc Ss"e cCaS sess lao
Strictly State, 2oqSc; Common 70 Strictly choieS
Sa s@igc Western poor 20 choice 7all c
Market shade higher With e COED de@anG no.
Eong Island and NewJersey II 2a22c.; state Penn
Sypynsn ra 20l2g2lo Western zoe Canada, 20 &c.
s EffSEEGssteady. quiet and unchanged
tingsl ssci 6zs hhds Cuba Muscovado 75ac 100 hhds
Hossses sugar "a sc Fair to Good Refining al issc
tosc Powdered lois orsnaiaed s,e Mould sssc;
i low Sh 10 Extra &C. SO Yellow do ssdsc. Vel
,s IEaARIN hGgiet very arm; Western l2a.c; sales
TwAnLLow-firIn; sales 900 ID. 7o.07s
psuOl-Ihe following Is from the circular Messrs
naannoweh a Cobarn, Boston, September 8:
ranuaeters have been buyers at last weeks quota
S The fact that dealers the market
tor material rise Ia prices would very dcuit
ts much wool al previous quotations The condition
per pound more for their WOOL and though
undoubtedly before another week is ended ''' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-06
N. orl'ns

Strct ood ORDINARY Sis,s Middlmg. 117s
,5s sa sssS steady Al eSys9Ss q
az 2Ss orGS January so FeSTa
ay. NsTsh II l$sl2a a AJP H. l22Se
1875 Ss PTSs eT Rings aSd
1Ss T'fG sf FaSra f@9S March 15ss Ap
phsS as sS3 oc@ps
HSssPs FSua nSee%Ss MsTGh 'IInS 5
FoaR Srisr
maid hodos Of Low Grades we're rather more inclined
sss f S nd SS city 9 ga
qS %ssi aa"'f o'n SOs S"G
sgIins and s for Winter ss ION $500
choice Family goo IBIS Low Grade Extra s@7 90
Wts Wheat ne e; later me On extreme 200 200 oG Mn I'm
bills M export 9g9taG1S mo 70 Ea I2TS Later SS
sG@sg Fancy 81 S5s:3 ~ Ssa@S@
S Ssa Round oSp ohio 50 oo TO
30 6 sss 81 Extra nys MsSS ss 81
Bakers Extra Sc s5s$7 90 STRAIGHT *3gs5 S3 Patent.
Good e Very cn.cs Family. s$Sosss Patent Winter
& % %a i, 'a Ss 600 9G c 20
RYE FEoT Du sales 80 supcTdne $esye GO
corr MEAI,Q9iej sales 200 bbs Choice Yellow West
GkAIN,WH Market are; lower for Winter. with a
aSscaaS sPrns @h %r%S aced Saass Prcc
a at about the Inside quotations ssss $$sooc S9sR
ussi and "a store Ss
q sr GnsrsS ed WIS y N NS RED ggsn
S. Ssh No2 Red 900 bush 81 ~ $l 43 CLOSING 81 II g.
40 | BED, g 49, Mixed WiUteE 81 $7i2. Ungraded
No White 5000 bush 81 499sl 4os No Red SePtem
sl46 closing 81 4ls4 do November 81 47ls 40 closing
81 an do December, 81 80 l4dSl closing II 50 RYE
pull Oja 81 To- sales 1900 BUSH 81 o. al DS
-. BARI. EY-Quiet and nominal =. BARLEY MALT
sales, 2,5OO bush Two Rowed
bush: Rowed state 81 10, both cash CORN Market
RQlEc lower scarcely anything doing Tor aud lin
tied home trade demand large business on speculative
Gliding Ungrsded Western Mixed, 6l4a70c No. B. 81 IA
S2sc: Low Mixed 76S17c.; No , September So.
g7o1e closing 69l4c do October l2a73asc, clos ng
7lL201l5aC; do November 7407J 7sc, closing
74d74s Market 2dl &c lower and fairly actiye
sales. 100000 BUSH including No 4O1.c, ,
@i2h. No !: 42c: Nos, White 46@46pc No 2. a7a4scp
44la42c White do 4t450c. White state 1880 incad
bush do October 427sQ4 10000 bush do November
44'sd 10 PC.
IN STORE IN NETWORK, BRooKLYN AID JERSEY CITY
GRAIN WAREHOUSES AND HELD IN RAILWAY IlGuI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-06
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PROOUCE
Per Worth RjDsr gesS''s at RtihDttS
NETWORK, Monday Sept. 5, 1891.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YORK, Monday, Sept. 5, 1891

Ts-Gluiet. unchanged
ASIlrIIHio steady but quiet Ordinary 20 Prime Car
GOES 90 Sc including fairst ia The NaslnXth
500 hays ez Nasmyth sold private terms stock
SS In tirst hands tO5,9Io bags. Mild quiet unchanged.
higher but quiet sales, l.1SS
SATURDAY evening", Including S4 bales Tor SPIN
-, speculation delivered on contract,
100 bales Receipts at the ports to-day, 1850 bales,
this day last week AND l4,1S4 bales last
snce september l. t5S59 bales, agast 20654 bales
r. rug fhe same period last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-06
LIVE STOCK MARKnTs-BY TELEGRAPH.


BUFFALO, Sept 5-CATrLE-Receipts to-day 300 head;
st week $500 head consigned through 800 demand
acve ana prices have vanced arrive extra
SAFES OF Choice at - 15aS2 80; Good shippers 80 70
DO r. II to Medium, $50f5 35 Light Steers, ~ 500
81 90i Ctrnfed Texans S4 35dS4 50 20
go 90 Good Butchers Steers SO 75d$l Mixed butchers
S 25o 90 up 20 So 90; Light Butchers 3$3 so; stock
sliREf AND IAMBs-R Receipts to-day. $500 head total
Tor the week thus far s 900; for time last week
1000, CONSUMED through, market duh and I'M
changed; number OF cars remain unsold.
. HOGs-Receipts to-day, 1900 total for the week
thus far; 10000 for time last week. 1900; con-
sgned through II cars market duh and lower Good TO
drO Common to Fair So Cornfed Michigans
20 ZodS6 % Western Cornted SO 1896 90 20 cars re-
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Sept 8. -UoGs-In moderate demand ;
Yorterg So 3@$6 45 Mixed Packing $6 20 50; Butch
TO Fancy Heavy, SO 7OG$6 PIGS $685. receipts
5000 head shipments, Z, 200 head.
mand good Tor shipping grades ut firm prices Exports SEQ
50 2O Heavy steers 50 5Od$6; Light Ma
1--WE butchers steers f3Gfi Good and Heifers So %
- common To FAR 81 2o1S3i Grass Texans active at
SiIEEP-Receipts 200 head shipments 800
grauesn tar demand Others du Fair Fancy. S0$t %
CHICAGO III, sept .-HoGs-Receipts $4,000 head ship
inchts 1soO head; brisk demand for Packing market
i've and tlrmer Mixed Packing, t60Sa
50 401f6 Choice Heavy SO COAST 05 Culls and Grass
CATrK-Receipts, 1000 head; shipments, l.GOo head;
prices weak aud 50l0c lower; Exports, $6687 40:
Fancy at - 50 Good 20 Choice shipping 80 60a$5 90 Com
mon to FAIR, Si0$5 25 Naive Butchers 81 25d$3 90
Stockera and Feeders, 81 90dS5 SO; Dairy Calves
head, 5O0E15 cattle lower: 10
ans 90 Fair to Good So l00$3 70 Half breeds,
SIlEEPReccipts, 1000 head shipments 600 head mar.
ke fairly tive and steady fair local demand;
Medium, SO 20d$3 75i Good to Choice, 81 asa so
me Journals cable dispatch prices higher
best American cattle at GGI6 at Liverpool Glasgow and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-06

active az and the interest manifested in all i'm
poatons shows how widespread Ia the desire to
american stock improved This weeks arrivals from foreign
countries include unusually fine English and Clydesdae
Staions for Mr. II. Bayler OF Washington Ill; very good
Norman stations for Brown of Ohio and 20 thor
oughbred Horses for breed Before ship
ping The 2Q9 stations and Colts which ar ed last week. to
the Vest Mr.. Durham sold stations Canadian
buyers at $4,000 and 81, 500 respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-06
HORSE MARK EFT.

HORsES-The receipts show slight increase and dealers
are making preparations for the fall
Dence by the middle OF this A
work horses Is the only noticeable
thus th fces have eased of tribe during the summer
but are nkey TO regain All that lost spring
ufes VIII probably be the this
fail Continued nDfayoraDle advices ahrOa re.
tard Tho shipping trade. The importing business was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-06
DOUBLE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED ForTI
MENT AND FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.

DOT ILL LkANk, IIIE MOST IMPEONlD T0TTp-
MENG AND FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express York via Desl,rosses ana cor
landt STREETS Ferries. follows
$50, $50, s. $50 OO Lmiteil II q M; 300 3 90 l.
2. ESQ, 10 y SunlaFs aui
9 a M, ., $50 = $50 ana 20 D. m. and - night.
Express Trains leave New DorS DAILY al
$50 ana running through and CAM
deu.
Returning, trains leave West Philadelphia 1901 S.s5 5e-
:. 100 , 80 ana u a. m Limited Express $50 L. NJ :
4, a4a, 100 'n. Sunday. 1901. - !
$50 >, Z, SOS and p Leave Philadelphia via am
den, . a. M. ami ..5o D. IN. uaiy. except SUNDAY.
Ticket OilCos, 32o and Sit broadway,
foot of lcsbrOssss and tolt sadi>;
yn AnnsE station, loot Of fu'tonEt, Brooklyn; IA
ll0 and lis Hudsonst II oloh station CITY
gIant Ticket Oncc, 5 Battery place.
The NoN-lotk Transfer Company viii check
baggage from hotels and Residences
FRANK THOMSON. J r.
Manager GenI Psss'r cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-06
MANHATTAN REACH.

IVA steamer SYLVAN GROVE connecting with train, VI,
MANI ATLAS REACH ats:l5 G:i5. 1915 a M and hHi
"q ran ' saye ,iaaaa2 l 3, s, TO- ro5 m e,5
0 n o M ga a an9 ~ minutes past '''h boar w
steamer, . r. NAHUM @n1 rios CoLLYER connect.
uALLsTy terainus Of Elevated Ralis hat aoary ron
n MA and halt hourly rom ioIo p to III
IsiANp2 %QckEY GICP RAGcEcoUR9E. SEE SPORT.
GRAND coNcERTshy GILMoREs FAMOUS BAHn
eminent sooi.i under tho diret 81 Mr. p y iLm0R
every Af IA5 NS epS f EiHENi66S< DISPLAY
by Mr.. "a qk Ms PAIN Al SSo Of london.
This Exhibition. The ancs ever eivon il America.
Twenty TL f"iSPi,'I DnvIcrs
In; WaLi,, ne ar. qInad s. ,sl risoo,
ALSO SHOWING rlIs HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT
200 hNRG i o iAE NH%HM HEF E sFhh hhB6EE
$500 E EhEahFd d H2"H3HF Eo S5Err
FAIRY LANDAr MAYHArrAY REACH every Tuesday
Tck k@r' FOX MR&iTXSTiFHHsI @Rc r6 sAfE H
"a FAnE OK E4hTk4Eb RAIR6HD '
ORIENTAL PIIANTASMAGORIA!
sAl EGh'@P + [ %HS SKiEs'
ANNOUNCE HE f,Gn WONDER.
DAY FihEW oRKsl
MANHArTAN BEACH
TUESDAY. .sErr G, 1884,
ElTEELYlNG Al T.. VI.
MARVELLOUS FIERY BOUQUETS
IN THE EVENING.
CHARMS GLEN ISLAND, J.. |. Sound.
- Most attr4ctiyo ,lv summer 50 sDrtin Anetat
Superior dinners. RHODE ISLAND CLAM BAKE.
TWO grand concerts daily
Popular steamers MAFrEAWAN, LAURA NJ SFARlN
and SYLVAN DELL viii make trips as follows
Perls. y. II Broome.st q. r. 33isL, T. r. Glen Islani
A. A A. VI. 1890 A. NJ
IOl5A. NJ lOAJA NJ liam 1850 NJ
lll5 A. NJ ll.1a A.. NJ 1.M 'l:3O 4. NJ
ll5P NJ l:Ab II. NJ .P ". $3.50 l.. NJ.
2:A5P. NJ :P VI 5:3u T. NJ.
8:45P " AP.M Up NJ.
MAKE only 33i and Broone-stA anllu,A
ENCUHSI TICKETS. 400: CLAM BAKE TICKETS, 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-06
Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

A LBANY DAY BOATS-ALBANY and G..
~ NiBBARDdAlY tSuatsys eVcsptsn leave Vestr-.st
ilcr $50 All List - A. fBrDDklva. bv Aapev an
a NJ anlingE NyacS Ferry. West Point Negburg P,l-
keeiae ithnoJeck. CatsNl AMI Cauaert - R,i7
~ch ~ 'fry "il tle :: - NJ bral ths Ulster
a"1,e IL a.; al hudson Tor Pittshel Lebanon spa
az Ai9any Tor tho North AL West ana SPECIAL
SNtA loFA IN PRESS New York Ceatral Hudson
itlfer X "a. X &c Nets good via tins hne Trip
uchcLsto west Point Or NcwDurg returning boat
baltimore and OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE To THE WEST
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
N ana aitet May iaSscng
follows: f''' ~
X 81 a. mFxcept Sunday arrive Washington d.25 T. m
Nlt - press leaves Washington o. daily with seen
reached. '0' ~" ~
m-pay fast line for Washington arrivo Cnejnnati
H'o thcago 100 "A. IN n
train through 10 Chicago. -N
II Midnight daily Secpors attached open for passen
gcrsatter 30 camden Woitir,ro
900 a. NJ Washington 135 Day Express leaves Isalti
ciuuat. N' tN'N ~ An
No Other line makes faster time West Trains We
RON the west at 6;lO a. IN, $40 2 M. and 1910 p n
IcA"Ahhd stepping Oerihs secured AND baggage cae for
and checked 10 destination nj COmpaiys ONCE 5 BROAD
WA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-06
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

., HOUND BROOK ROUTE,
,for TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA,
Liberiy-st ~ '''''" - ~ ~ W ~ - '''' W
For Philadelphia Ninth Green.sts 74b $780, HIS
6:}0 IL m - " III "" S"iN" nv S'' T
aorThird and Berks $780, 7:i5 lll5 m l304;3Q
o;5tl o. m. ON sunday !: \ m.
TOT iIeton warren aud Tucker-ss. $3.50 7fb, 51 lib
5:3O l2D ' - - - ~" - 49,
iRetnrn trains leave Philadelphia for New:Yor<
rom Statons Pblla and Reading r. r. Ninth and Green
Sst $50 $3.50 $3.50 IL lis, 3:45 54o o45. II p IN
From Third Berlssts al $50 ss0 9:I5 M. 3.il
Do 620, 1850 SUNDAY at 7:45 n. 1902 M 81,
from trenton, warren aud Tncker-stSl:2o 10 1:uh
H002 lGlo 1884 22i, aga G25. 1;20p M sunday
l;so H;2o "A. IN. els D.. m
Sonneeiion s made Jersey City station TO and from
hI0okIyn and Erie DeDot. Jersey CITY - 90 -, "a,
fog sale foot OF Ilbertysi NOS 2Sp POI n
coh 1923 Broadway, and at principal ho.ets
Brooklyn. ' -
Transfer COMPANY Dodds Express will eal for and
check baggage from hotel residence destination App
c9oncan be made 9it l3g3 Broadway 736 Sixth
ave. NewNork and Court-st Brooklyn An these offices
are IN connection with the Bell Telephone and Law ree
graph. -
JOSEPH =. HARRIS IL. p. BALDWIN,
Gen Pas. AgpD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-06
OraIes an6 fen0ers.

GraIes an0 TENDERS.
). CONOVER 81 CO., Designers and Mann
-, iaGtnTers OF ARTISTIC CRATES AND RENDERS
iiA'ES Brass, Bronze Steel Tile.
Ahiiron$ FIRE Sofa Coal Holds Basket Crates 20
fieyaht sSs0riui"ut designs.
hearths amt artnzs Archtects designs executed or
cuSlse designs furnished Low architects and
Duiders Narcrooms, No 3GS Canast -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-06
Excursions.
| ONG BEACH.

TWO GRAND CONCERTS DAILY BY
StHEEGNtIF~ ORCHESTRA
Trains leave hunters Point s35. 10 and II H.: $50
i;fi. a;Ai and : y.
Leave Long BclcI. $50 IN ,.
Oslo. 1905. P.2j aui 1913
sunday trains ietye Hunter's Point y q.S5 aud la m
!, = 1 g. ., - and III. Returning intervals OF an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-06
baltimore and OHIO RAILROAD.


~ d y
Nsiauon in New York. Of Liberty St station in
brooSya foot Of Fnton.s., Jewels Wharf ="
Leave Vow York. 'oo' # Lioerty.st. as l,uov,
t osq m-for Feningtoa. EastOn Allentown Rellinr
"; J. and Western r. r. Easton. Aueaowa Wlkos5irr.
"a m~For Feninyto sc,o,,ey.. No,,t,l, u,s
Bridge Branch Easfon Allentown. Reaint n l-ris1nrr
MauSh hIns M.lt n'port rauaIua Drft)n. NiatlcoEs
H. mFor Eeniaytoa Eason Allentown Reang Har~
CHM, i5 p m--or fgmingtoG, Ea.ion. Wind Can, Mauoa
yamH ntor SohooIey's Mountain High Bridge Branch
h1 1.2 Alentown, it,, r,
ncanc farrshnrs Tanch cnnk wiikessafre AFe"'o"h
; tng In9rmedae stat1ps a. 5:soo M for Eason Allen
For Newark at : 5l5; G:l5 CATS 7:i5 73O 500 $40
S:ao $50 5;i5. $500 5:45, G. G6 6,So 1880 s:lA J.
trains to local points Tables at stations
= Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
,s Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbury Park Point
leaycat 5:i5 7'l51 loSoA m M. $780, H. AGO. oSo
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
SHORT ILN&-QUICK FINE.
For Att NTIC CITY 5:l5 a m EXPRESS. 200 D. M
VIZ" ar thI%ng9 caIs ayng a Atiautic Ci.yat 6i5
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
3 az goo oi5 m for Fast sundays
a., % lo4o& m. s:i5 81 m.-For Grove Pleas
For For sandy Hook via Branchport 6:t5 7:45 IL m
7i5 % H. 70 NJ 3 l3o $50 $50 n M DAD
5:i5 WA RED Bank for lakewood, Toms River
7:45a VIA Red Bank for Lakewood Toms River High
@ m f sa I, As arTeSn .S SG Hook for Lake
WOOD MANCHESTER Toms River ATLANTIC CRY and ali
4:$O p M wa Red Bank for Lakewood Writings Toms
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6teamboats ann i1niIrnnAa
TROY ROATS

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS rrNrrr
~ Note changeln ioclaln. NFW STFA NsRs = %
from PIER No ~ North River loot D. a. Hiays
Meeting VITA morning trains the North aot SsI-
oaY steamer touches az Ai0aag "NN "0s~ sun
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A LBAANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE
n DREW and ST JOIN lelvs Pier n. Nora eivs-
SOUTH SOS Dc cANAL-Sr, evs-g WEEK DAY sfs'ss"
NJ conneetngN Albany . IaiaY nDcailg sSss5ssD Win
Excursion ckefss1 Albany and return good aa7s y,
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I EHIGHVALLEY PAITROAD-

~ PASSENGER TRAINS. On and after Nay . I9sl. wiz
leave dePot foot OF Cortandt aud Desbrose ats
n 80 and ssu Al.n-
town, Rea,ins, Mauch Chunk. WhkesbaITo ToNanda
Mayery, Ithaca Geneva, LIONS. Buffalo and the " st
Train az 4. Easton. Bethlehem Allentown
Mauch Chunk WiikeSbsrre Pittstan Pullman sIeeuia
coaches attached 10 $50 NJ train. Trains -t0
NJ p m and $io connect for all pOinls aAhsDoV
and HazletoD coal regions r. b. BETNGTON. q. p =
General Eastern Ofce corner Church ard Corandfsts
"a
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TO PHILADELPHIA.


20 TRAINS ZACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND Q OK
SUNDAY. THREE STATIONS ~ PHIIADrT-
PhIA, TWO IN SEW-NOkK.
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PROVIDENCE LINE.


Ia MOUNTAINS Landing ~ CozIens West Pointl Cora
wall, NewbuTg Marlboro. Milton POughkcepsie EspDnS.
connecting win Ulster aud Delaware aud Waikiki Valley
Railroads Steamboats, Thomas Cornell aud W BALD
win.eays daily S m. loot Hartis0ns. North River.
except Saturdays when Thomas Cornell Al a
Ia