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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-19

HEBET0FoRE THE railroad time be-
saeen Salt Lake and New York and
Sesicago has been five and four days
naspsctiEely. On Friday night the
aaAil came in according to tie regu-
NJ schedule, but last nights train
1sought double mail from the points
named, The latest being four days
rom New York and three from
SAjcago. Letters and papers from
lSo~ latter city OF the 18th, and from
Sew York OF the 18th were received.
h no official notification of the in.
oEssss of speed nas been given. it
<Manot be said that 8 new order has
3esn Instituted, but We eli sincerely
Aeps so. We can recall, and without
drawing severely upon our memory,
1BNen the mail from New York made
mr. time if il reached Salt Lake in
Arse or four months. Gradually
Ae, time was shortened to
sAMty days. when people were
sssre Disconnected than they had
Assa over the snail pace. As the
aAilrosd marched this way, and sue
bsss;5e reductions in the schedule
Sme was made, everybody grew more
All mere anxious for still further
Shortcomings, until it has now come
.sDzn to be matter. not of months or
wssSs, but of days and hours. and
us demand for a reduction is stronger
Nan ever before. 1t can hardly be
expected that the time will be further
5aortened, except by half an hour or
saeh q MISTER, which tbs Utah Cen.
Ral = soon 10 lop of between here
Aai Ogden.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-19
TEE CONTENTS of the HERALD thit
s1,aysinp ara "a follows:

TEE CONTENTS of the HERALD this
DoEaipg are as follows:
1e1 PAGE-Iron, Etc.
- RAeE-Literature.
@PAGK-Literature (cOncluded.)
SEE PAGE Editorials Religious Ser.
gices-Hotel Arrivals.
- PAGE-Celestial Horsemsnship-Tel'
eRrsphic- News from Great Britain
Etc.
RE,PAGE Telegraphic - New YORK
News.
zSa PAeR-Theatrics and Miscelisne
GUS kilograms.
Mz PAGE-Msnaging Dairy Stock
Girls Playing Football.
9ER PAGE-ThAt Order.
3s7n PAGE-Latest kilograms.
EsTH PAGE-Comet l, 1881, Etc.
18TH PAGE-Local Items.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-19

WHEN THR Austrian census WAS
ssken last winter an unmarried female
aok in Vienna, under the heading
religion" in the schedule, described
LseFseLfas belonging to the religion of
Zee reason." If there is e place in the
world where there should be little
moro tree reason, it is in the kitchen:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-19

GsxDAY MORNING JUNE 10, 1881.
xE8R DAILY HERALD is published

SzsR DAILY HERALD is published
Ggsgy morning, Mondays excepted, at
Vast Temple Street, near First South,
Salt Lake City, by the HERALD PRINT
zB8 AND PUBLISHING COMPANY. Sub
1esiDtion price S1O.5 per annum, post
ags included; parts Of year at the
sane rate To weekly subscribers,
ssllectien made by carriers, Csc. week.
SHX1 SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD is
V1Slished every Wednesday and Satur-
3Ay morning, at $3.50 8 year. six
RR0nths, $1.75; postage included.
fSZ1 WEEKLY HERALDis published
sEaFy Thursday morning, at 81 a year
sEz months, 81 5, postage included.
gss2age outside the o. S. and Canada
ExAPa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-19

some PEOPLE in New Jersey art
getting up unique exhibition for the
Fourth ofJuly. There is to be q big
snake fight in Orange Valley. The
contest is to be triangular. A fiat
headed adder, black snake and q
copperhesd have been caught for the
purpose. Republicans are so slippery
that they could not catch them. These
reptiles are all naturally hungry,
especially the copperheads, who have
been kept out of the crib for long
time. But now, in order to make
every one of them sssavsge and com.
bative as possible, they are kept en-
tirely without food. The bets stand
even on the hat-hesded adder and the
black snake, and two to one on the
copperhead. Naturally, q perform.
auce of this kind could not be adver-
tised without attracting the attention
of the humane Mr.. Bergh. he has
accordingly written to the officers OF
the Essex County society to stop
the preparation of this great shame. "
What will Mr.. Bergh stop next? Per
haps it will be the use of rat traps or
fine tooth combs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-19

IN EUROPE they call it San Amer
lean dnsP' when fellow suicides. 1t
is French duel when q fellow neither
kills himself nor his antagonist.
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TELEPHONE AND ELECTRIC
LIGHT

Families can now ORDER BY TELE-
PHONE any Of our numerous brands OF
Wines, Liquors and Cigars necessary for
Home Consumption.
The thirsty public are hereby invited
to reslize practically the sensation of par
taking, under the dazzling rays Of the
ELECTRIC LIGHT, all our delicious
Summer Beverages, at the Occidental
AUER & MURPHY. PROPS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-19

TIE EMPEROR WILLIAM has gone to
LBCn' s.-N. Y Herald. Does the En-
7gess know this?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-19

In the matter of the estate OF Stephen
Nuckolls, deceased.
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OLIFT HOUSE,.

wv Jones. Stockton; o Osborn, Jas
Gleason. Am Fork; j Sullivan, Vir-
ginia City; J F Minshall. D Yeamans,
Park City; E Rawdon, T j McEvoy,
Bingham.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS
June Is. 1881.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.

CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
q Hardacre, Camden, NY; j M
hamilton, Provo; j L Wallsce, New
Mexico; l. E Granger, New York; @ 3
Reynolds, Denver; j r Herrick, Forest
Grove; J x Walker, wife and child
China; G r Campbell, wife, child and
nurse, Canterbury, n Z; j Thompson
and wife, Butte, Montana.
OLIFT HOUSE,.
wv Jones, Stockton; o Osborn, Jas
Gleason. Am Fork; j Sullivan, Vir-
ginia City; J F Minshall, D Yeamans.
Park City; E Rawdon, T McEvoy,
Bingham.
WALKER HOUsx
JIM Russell. A j Pat.ison, Ogden; w
b Andrews, 81 G Phi lips. E F Pearls,
w Sonntog, New York; nc Fish, Kan
sss Oity; 81 B Miller, st Paul; Fl W
Child, Montana; 81 Blocker Canada; 6
Beteyer, London; g + Barnard, Wor-
.cester, Mass; 81 B Leckler and wife.
Brooklyn; E Smedley, MiRneso.s;
LieVre, I D Mards, San Francisco; A g
Campbell, Frisco; T Bourdit, Paris; L
Zamoyski, z G Iwashila, Japan; L W
Wellington, 81 Calender, w S Beattie,
T D Mckenzie, England; B PsImour-
tom, Shanghai; F Addick. wife and
infant, U S N; Y Behr, Russia; G II
Reyes, Omaha; 6 Schley, Leadville..
VALLEY HOUSE,.
c Weitfe, c Ward, Central City; j
B Pequitte, Jacob City; j B Jacobs, L
? Patterson, Chicago; L Price, New
Zealand Zealand A T r Carve g L VALET, San
ginis City; r McKendrick and wife,
Tooele; F Hicks, j W Parsoas. Bing
ham; B Therki)dsoo. Park City; L Lee
grange Havre; A Leboiq, Pioche NJ
Mckay, Boston; ] Brewster. D Dam
ster, Frisco; 81 Dunn, Michigan; K S
Carpenter. Iowa; E Huntington, Mass;
@ K Brode, Illinois.
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NOTICE..

In the Probate Court an and for Salt
Lake County, Territory Of Utah.
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Eeqal Noilces.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK TRiRINE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THB
nrstst sos Vest Twenty hirdst corner Eighth ave.
32 East F0urteeDthst. Union
Fortysevenh-s St; at the HARLEM OFFTCEa
Nos l00l and $500 Thirdave hundred and
twenty NTH St. mp 70 p. M, al regular ONCE
SUPREME COURT,
- FIRST JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.
In the %"tter
The applcaton Of the BROADWAY UNDERGROUND
CONNECTING RAILWAY COMPANY.
given that the undersigned commissioners
appointed General Term Of the supreme
First Judicial Department. TO Chapter 5S2
Laws Of 1880 viii meet ~ the General Term Room Of the
In the House CITY, the 9Th
day July 1881 at O'Clock TO hear all parties inter
ested In matter OF ought TO be allowed
place the north side Of l4hs the City York
aye surface the the by the public
Dated New.York, June 20, 1881.
$S Sb : 9GSSSSSs'"SSShrn Commissioner.
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Gtcamooats an0 Railroads.

A L ~ nSv -, BOATS. PEOPLES LINE
train. 1ss morning szcoSs "!S
Albany enS r'gS GGs 20 fssy.sss
A LBANY DAY BOATS-ALBANY and C.
pier "a daily l9ndays excepted Vesry-s
YES. I PSng Ns ~ AnHe PousS
By ferry WITH caas and RhSs
%s r. M SaSs sSa
s% s2$FSSxxn r Ss r'Hs e ara
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
bfS smHyn foot q EuitSn wharf 'A''0n Ill
Leave New York foot OF Iiberty-st. as follows:
HaTrisura % remington, Easton Allentown, Reading
~ 7fo %TFar schooleys Mountain High Bridge Branch
Wayerw cs'erh H. IT, Easton, Allentown, Wlkesbarrc,
pI,ao mmFor Fcmlngton, scnooley's Mountan High
Upner Ich;nh Ianaqua, Drifton, NanticOke,
iissonTg Mauch Chunk, Pittston, etc. -N"''"e' ''"
c1uns Tamagun 6on WkesSsiTe scranton, a ETC. Ma"'h
Easonp h"r schooleys Mountain High Bridge Branch
f f,so p m--Eor Somerville, Flcm,ngton &C.
Mach chn a whd IS RI allentown a
and nfal; leave at "a IL Bound Brook
town Harrisburg aud the West ~ ' LUZ f"''o'' Aheh
a a. l i s L. m eiS n 20 500 $40
in " r i;i9 y i5 53o 5:45, g. Gl5 GO $780, S:i5 O.
For trains to local points Time Tables at stations
n Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~, MI; RAIL LINE for perti Amloy, south Amboy
P;nasat N Long Branch Ocean Grove, Asbury Park, Point
ea 7,a ;t5 $40 1890 10 m p $780, A. AGO. 5:3o
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
rn Ssd3FT rEtiNG-9 pUJ NJ. THE NE,
cas- ATLANTIS CITY ExrKEss go D. H. With through
Fare e' fron S al Ataniic CITY at 6:l5
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BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.

via Philadelphia, Ba,,inio-c AMI Washington.
oh ana after May -, Passenger Trains leave pennsy
wanna ~ H. Depot footo' Corandtsi ana Desbrossesst
S;Sos m-Eyccpt sunday. arrive WASHINGTON 4:25 p.
erstor littShurg columbus ant in 'irn1ti.
T. m--Iaily fast line for Washington arrive Cnsinlta
$50 r. Chicago 80 y. IN. ~
~ aacc seepcrs through TO Cincinnati Chicago Entire
e.
ZOO MIDNIGHT daily sleep attached FOR
gers aii"r ln3oD hrrv at Camden station Baltimore
o:'1 a. IA, Washington 7;35 Day ENur'ss leaves Balit
more 1880 Washington l0io slccpcrs for Cncn
No other ine makes faster time West Trains
ave from tn West ~ d:ib m, $40 anil lOAO D.
tickets ana berths called
checked to destination Once. 3i5
way. and at ali the Offices OF the Pennsy Railroad
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DENNSlLNANIA RAILROAD.
ON and after Nav 10 lSSi


GREAT 1KIN NIX LINE
AND UNITED STATES'MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York Desbrosses and Cortland
Streets Ferries, follows:
Harrisburg, tsbnrg the West and South. Pullman
Palace cars attached. and $40 III. daily,
Wiiansport, Lock Haven. 9 u. $3.50 p. m;
tiic NJ $50 connecting a Cory for IusVile
lcum Centre and the Oh Regions.
baltimore, Washington and the South Limited Washing
ton Express of Pullman ailor daily, except SUNDAY
10 n M; arrive Washington Regular isO 80
q MI $40 and iOp and ~ night. Sunday ijO a M
aud ~ H.. AMI ~ night
I1prtssfor baltimore except Sunday, | u
For Atlantic CITY, without change
Boats OF brooklyn Annex" connect all through
rinaat JorSey city aoring speedy Tor
Brooklyn travel.
Trains arrive; From pttshure. s. 1910 a. M a:35 D. H.
daily u.'1 y. daily, except Monday From Washington
Baltimore, G:JO A.. 800, n, m
SUNDAY. 600 r. ~: $50 and 1000 p M From Piiliu,e
phn. a:5o $50 $40 1910. Il:iO IN lao . 800 800
G:3o 500 $3.50. 800 and 1880 D. sunday. $780, 0.5O
1910. lliO u. M; ESQ, 9:35, 900 and 1880 p. III.
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ferturee ano Alectings-

Nxw-Yonk STATE socgIr 9, TIE ss, Sr + fssi
~rNEpAI ORDER-The Society viii meeq
VI ON MONDAY Jny at Dsmons9s , .,1 secaesses Who
s a. the city are invited 20 IN the ceienIanoh s
lObth Anniversary Of Nafionsl risfi
JOHN SCHUYLER. Secretary.
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E'KEEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY.
6::I0 y III. 49,, 80 '' me- -" "' - f"'' o'o"'
NEM Jersey SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
BAY Route soady Hook leave nj q lo.4o n M La
a. ou oao p M for East Long Branch DC On Sunday
onf n S;45, p m.For Ocean Grove, Pleas
. I'D Andy Hook via Drarchpor 5i5. 7ij, H. ~ M
"a % nonmo,,h Beach Searig &C., Branchport 5:45
~ a. nVia Red IlanS for Lakewood Toms River Is
ny, ish's Ireland and all stations Fay size.
-, a. m-Nla Rcd Bank fOr iakcwogh Toms River Ia
h.. ieshi,, sea side Park. Barnegat &c '' ~
r",p, Ill tai ;aO T. m.-Nia SANDY Hook
tain, , -, Toms River, ATLANTIC CITY and all
n, m, "a Red Bank for Lakewood Writings, Toms
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DOUBLE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH AIlSOLUrE SAEETY.

landt streets Ferries, IA folows
i:30, T:3O, - $780, 10 Iimiet), ii in 800 l. g.
g. z 800 ann 10 and 2 night sundays. 430 and a.
b, y. Z, $50 and 10 a.. Ia, aud II night
Express Trains leave Ncwyork daily sunday,
7S0 and running through Trenton aud
den.
returning, trains leave West philadelphia l20l 3a5 500
1850 s3Q aud H. m Lmitcd Express l50 D. NIL |, s.
4, h:45 Z, 100 and Sunday 1s:O 3i5, 5:2J,
ESQ A. m; a. q 200 and p m Leave Philadelphia via Cam
Ticket Offices, 62G aud 0t4 broadway Asor House and
foot OF DesbrOsses and C0rtanltsts Cours
Ign Annex station. OF Fuonst, brooklyn. Nos.
l10 llS Hudsonst Oboken Station city.
igrant Ticket Office, \ Battery place.
The New York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
FRANK THOMSON, j. r. WOOD,
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WHITE MOUNTAINS,
LAKE MEhPIiREMAGOG AND QUEBEC.
TAXI THE POPULAR
~

LAKE MEAPIlREMAGOG AND QUEBEC
TAXI THE POPULAR
ALL RAIL LINE.
Commencing Jnne -. n Special Fast Exprc.. Train with
Parlo Cars Will leave Grand Central Depot Via
~ " n. II. aud II. L. r. ~ 1888 A. NJ daily Except sun.
days. Ing at the White Mountains carly evening
Fortune tables rates. etc. apply To Ticket Agents "
n. II. and II. u. r.,
G. T. HEMPsrEAD, q. r. a., atlravc. and 42dst ". Y.
HUDSON.-Steamcrs Redtcld and McManus
- Tor udson, and via Fosion and Albany Railroad
Adame and intcrmciiae ,.s nisn Gin" ~ in,son
for Athens c0MsAcKI stayycsant. New baltimore coey
from Pier 30. North River.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- FAsSENGEIt TRAINS. and after 2d, 1881 will
leave dcpos foot OF Cortlandtan al
Heading, Mauch chunk W,Iesbarre T"wan%a waveriy
Ithaca Geneva Lyons. Buffalo West Train /
Wkcsbare and Pttston Pullman attached
to6;3O D. H. tria Trains wing $40 ml y. and i:iJ
rons f. BYiNGT"N gsar as.1n Goa, re"
corner Church and Cortland g. H. CUMMINGS Agent
NEW-IIAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ sPRINGFiELD, HoLYoKE. WHITE MOU MAINS.
With special trains for above points
81 30. " ~ ~ " '"'
NETWORK CITY AND NORTHERN RAIL
Leave ls,tn.s, ga, hoAD ,,.oo
carmel brewster aud way stations.
iEEiH,iisS Tor Mahopac. Carmel and Brewster leaves
Mahopac and way specials leave both st. 555 pm
,,hAilD, iRANSiI TRAINS for Morris Dock Fordham
mon BRl Do r. spECI MIS- AT frequent Intervals
oconnec with trains leave Rcctorst So minutes
The York Transfer Co will call for baggage
from hotels and residences
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NEW-fONK AND PHILADELPHIA,
NEW LINE.


TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA
Iibefty.si. ~ '" - H. W. VI ~ D., i"o' vi
For fia lopta, Ninth and Grccn.sts at 745 03O lbs
H. -" . 400 $50. z, IL Mt n
= apr hiId and Berksss al $50 7i5, m 80 30
VW & D. M On sunday NJ $40
f"t iftnton, Warren u T.f5 ,lI5
300 IL y. M. - = " " -' ''" H. me-
,.etuii' trains leave Philadelphia for New or.:
a., rom stations fha and Reading r.. Ninih
n y, ~ 800 9". III q -, 3;45 5:fO Gas. II D.
~, 5;"n Ih,rd aud ers sts, 5:20 $40 0l5 m J. 340
-. 800; 800 r. IN. sunday at 7:i5 a. y.
rom Trenton, Warren and Tucker. sts-l:25 G25 SOB
Eso W.. n M, a.: IL D.. '
tonncction - made Jersey Station To and from
hdvo. !yn nnd Eric Depot. Jersey CITY.
"a. Tor at foot Of
-. 33I, l,32J broadway, the PRINCIPAL hotels
Brooklyn. ~ ~ ~ my ''"'" " mai"
,N.,h transfer Company Dodds Express. viii
NIX pnHgaHe rom hot residence destination
cav, can be made nj pa ant 1873 Broadway TS8 sixth
"Nc Ne" York and tOurtst Brooklyn. An
rr IN connection with the Bef Telephone and Tclo
JOSEPH >. HARRIS, III BALDWIN
General .;cn pas AGENT
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FOX BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
sAroNlC and NAUGArUCK RAfIROA Disclaimers
leave tahariur slip at 1880 M. D. M TWENTY third
tt East lVor 81 Fare lower tanby route
NORWICH LINE
~ To noston Worcester Nashua Portland the East
va New ion lViStrincts leave Pier No 40 North
ATOP M daily sundays excepted
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
4 Y RIVER RAILROAD y. Commencing 27
through trains viii leave Grand Central pcpot: ~ -'
ZOO a M, Western aud Northern Express Rochester
Plsit,burg, ~. Adams npd Montreal
ia IN. Saratoga Spc ia.
1850 a NJ chcngo Nprcss, drawingroom to Canaan
daisua, Rochester and Buffalo.
l-OOH {" Albany snl Troy with Utica
tatatogs Girus Falls AMI Rutland
$40 y. m Saratoga Special.
afll y. M. Accommodation Ia Albany aud
t.tp y. Louis Express
81 Iuu!S, running through week nj
Toy Auburn ltonh ~Giiona and
i and excepting sunday night, for Montreal Plats
burg ~
800 M Pacific Express daily, with sleeping for
Koth"-cf, Huiao tlcvciand Iordo Detroit and Chicago
and excepting SUNDAY night Tor Montreal Aibans
Troy ' ~
Tickets sale nj No. Bowling Green ?52 .l3 Broad
and nj W"stcots Offices Park place and
Gag broadway Ncwl ork ashng ST. Broos ivr
j M. sun A. n,.,,
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Two PHILADELPHIA.


20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND o o,
SUNDAY. THREE STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW.YORK.
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FALL RIVER LINE.
L. FOR FALL RIVER, BOSTON AND THE EAST
The best route 70 White Mountains pm.
cipa Cities inland and seashorc England
BRISTOL An u PROVIDENCE
Leave Ncwfork daily iSuIdays nciud. $50 y
Pier rs n H. foot Of Murray ST. and direct 10 FAN River
without stopping AZ Newport Grand promenade
every cveninghy the splcaal bands AMI orhosrs attached
to these stcnnors ruuc nighta rcst nYc
morning trains 20 Boston; short rail ride mc
aquartcr).
NEWPORT LINE.
- ONLY DIRECT LINE no NEWPORT. II. 7.
The best route Narthas Nncyari
nection by thisn Fares lower than Ly
indecent steamers
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY
Leave New York daily (~undays cxccptcD nj
Jersey city, y. IL.
Tickets and .atcrooms both may secured nj
PRINCIPAL hotels tisHieT and ticket Offices at the once
List of tours and excursions low on app
cation.
o o.... BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents
EOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman Slcepcr- win y. s.. y. IA. and K Leave
Grand Central pcpo, - 1885 u. wrck
pm sundays Air" train NJ 30 Neck Get ckcts
VIA Nev YORK ana Sew .i.ngand railroad
nor the WHITE MOUNTAINS
\ SPECIAL FAST ENpHFSS THROUGH TRAIN
WITH PAhioR AND DAY CAKS, connecting with the
STONINGIDN LINE from, NEW YORK
White Mountains
Leaves Sionington Steamboat landing (iay except sun
days. at stoppn. for breakfast Providence aud
diincT at fymoth trongh IIOIT CiIANHE Via
EOh THE
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Che Gurt
MONMOUTH PARK RACES

MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
Avn LONG BRANCH N 7
FIRST SUMNER MEETING 1891
u,av I y ~ Monday July 4; Thursday July ?. Sat-
Hurdle Race. ~ "'' "''ouAis Steeplechase or
foot of Liberty 'O'"es Nenusi H. X,
yniy z, and 9-An raj 7i5, Q. 1890 1880 m specta,
iE;i1 p M Boat sandy Hook am II al, a ,a
July All rail- 745 1880 IL aid II 80 a. m Bost IN
ssndy lsook and 1910 m. 49, ~o"' va
Races commence july al I N M NJ, o,ha- a.. n -
Ia. oI roaho UP including admission 70 Field 81 so
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Steamboats, a,0 isailrolJs.

4 MARY POWELL.-For West Point
~ Cornwall, Newbrrg i'ourhkecpsic, Rondout and
AT CoIlcns, Milton, NcMuanburg Hyde
Park and ito Marlboro. by LEAVES FOOT VESrKI.
81 PI $40, and 22D.S $40 D. M tSunlays cv.
ccptCd). CONNECrSnt pou shkcepse with
the hudson River Railroad NOrIt WkST Nonvcn.
lent route 10 tho CATSkilL MOUNTAINS. baggage by
express received at Nesry-st only
4 TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
"a Note change In location. NEW STEAMERS SARA.
TOGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily. except SATURDAY.
from PIER no A. North River foot ~ ChrisiDpher.,t
Meeting with morning trains for
day steamer touches ALBANY
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NETWORK CITY AND NORTHERN RAIL


PROVIDENCE LINE.
Connecting with Providence Worcester Railroad
"GTf W veil leave on
mandy @ennssys a r nnh q seq%sr
3 M sscf "SI OF ocs. st
pahy' ana at principal ho'os ana ticket Offices
RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATSKILL
s Mol ,anang - Coazens West Point Corn
WITH and 5 %s Sey
Railroads Steamboats, Cornell and James w. Bald
saras s 81 when ho%a s S0st ys
connecting with special Though tho CatsSi Mountains
SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD,
co %n1TN fyhr suSn, i, yA iss,
Cars will leave Pennsylvania railroad station Jersey City
reE e, u 4, Ag "a }5S'!s X Asesssrm
White sulphur without change have the privilege
Of soppns over at ara TO visit the For ami
general Offices Of the company nagelsow Md and Nos
-, CIIAs. +. HATCH General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH II. SANDS, Superintendent.
STONINGTON LINE TO BOSTON.
S sT6N M sna
leave af,F G Ne Rh sonnd PyhR a. 81 Mr.
AS .nSa; Any oTHERIINE.
wssaotts Express Company az Aston
@ sSSs ss o ana 1887 broaway ard MsoRDan and
L. w. EILKINs. General Passenger Agent
INHE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
Three . ana NEWpORT from Grand Central Depot ..
S o.s sn p !paror cars attaced aud Top m with
s S md y g. 10 with palace sleeping cars Limited
On and aftsr S Fa SS a,oca LIMITED NEW
PORT EXP leaves At M with paroT a.
ss ss Fh ysnus and
Windsor Hotel ticket Oicss Grand Central Depot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-02

ThE ERIE RAILWAY, nov w kn%wn as the
TRAM. IRA TAXING b ErrFsT MAY TO- lsSi
To "n nn% and ShSaSs SaS E Drawing
9pm; t'aiy Fast St Louis Express, arriving at Bnf
Southwest Pumans best Drawing room Sleeping Coaches
DAILY HHp,oss for rn1 the WGs slsepns
train for ns the @'s
p. midnight, saturday nights only Sundays a:l5
rassals O. 20, TO- 1920 @ts 1920
4 sgS 81 d S So o Gs o. M il %
n,IE, sundays $780, 1920 i" % i40 $50 'n and IL
sac 20 n noon III ltS a @,Ss a.
sundays, o, $780, 1920 lido $3.50. Up m and II mid
Paterson via Newark el5, $40 ll:ao $40 400 h2O
Clio 73op I2 midnight saturday nights only sun
sar slo o S1 so S 100 MI lao eo 7lS
1 :eS %na and IN m s %ngh Sundays" $780, i0'0 " Ill.,
WaSSek, 7:So =: NJ; a;so I'm; sso ..,on snn
Kondout and Kingston, M. $3.50 IN. Sundays, $50
Goshen. 7so 1920 AJAX a9 a;So' AGO. 7hOp. m'
S' MaSss 8 ~ 5 aS5o % os 3d. 7as
s'aaiys Grains With 0S oswsso
Port Jervis, TOO o. 1920 mi $780, 7, 7:l5 Sun
days, $50, l02Oa y $50 aud p m, IN, ,.,.r attn.
u e:do and at lo45 and li;4o
Tickets for passage Apartments in Drawing Room
sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders for tho
aSspS nna No nos q & No.
nssSn s a. s s IN at aS
No 4SaT SHss Ho &c
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave for Engewoed Lest s % sSysGa
u ssS oUc S and ely Si '
"a sSs s
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-29

sas, and twice as large as that of Ore
gon; while Nebraska at that time con-
tanned but 49, 1893 souls. Nevada was
admitted under somewhat peculiar
circumstances, and has had somewhat
unusual fortunes; but her population
was then A., 491, and in 1880 was 3d.
265.
A bill was introduced last year to
admit Dakota, but the democrats be-
ing then in a majority in the house, and
feeling secure in their apparent as
tendency in the next (present) senate,
refused even to listen to the merits of
a measure which would have destroy
ed their narrow margin of power in
the latter body. But now the situa-
ton is changed, and partisan consid-
erations which defeated Dakota's ap-
plication, will operate as a powerful
boom in favor of the appealing terri
tories. Both Washington and Da-
kota are republican, and a republican
congress may see the advantage of
four new republican members in the
senate and two in the house.-Ore-
gonidn.