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- ,-,,cv TUE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
DNI ~ Xr 81 THE FASTEST TINE tpN9lSi'
NJ VI NTH ABSOLUTE sAfEIl-
49,. 1,-,,ps leave New. YORK via Desbrosses and Cort
-a aG % +. ~ 10 Linitci IL 800 80 D o.
+. and ep. IN, and II ilghl su'' '' ~
& B i ana D. ANA IL hlEhi. .unoav Al = IN
xvrr-- trains Newf OK dali an,i In,ru
,tstn-nlne trains leave Broad street 7taiio' & AZ -
- al tt5 40 8 40, T. 80. 100 s-u o.'vn an ~,
tfig.ted Express i|O D. M > 4 . . e'Y s;oS ana
s2 h. IN. ON sunday l2ul 800 So oiai,his via Gam
"a = IA auo ~ D. IL. Leave fhlddspnis, ''N S@u'-
~, n I'm and 80 D. ~ daily. except SunAA .a and
Itr.et Ofices $40 and g44 Broadway, Aatoi
foof Of csDr0.ses and DoTilandHtr Court. IA
vn Anne1 station. foot OF Fulton-st Byo9 g. Fun
flO and IL uudsUn-- HObukcnl Stalob 'oi'~ o'' -
ier,nT Iicket Battery place. 80 III ,o- and check
Tine New YORK Transfer Company VIII Se' ~ 49,
baRgage iron hotels and Residences = u WOOD
oEKANk THOMSON, - p...'r aenS
General AansgeE SeHe~
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5tedmboats an6 Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington


on after May q the magnificent Passenger
leave rom Iennsyyana ailrOad Depot foot Of corandt
l:o M except sundaya Paror car attached. arrives
p NJ daily slcepers and day coaches through
p m. daily Fast Lane arrives Washington 225
Cincinnati $40 p, Chicago 49, m, ami 81 Louis $50
nenn o. aeo and Chicago and day coaches through 70
u o'clock nigh. daily arrives at Washington $50 m
sleepers and lay cosohe. through 70 Cincinnati
arrive rom the West at $50 a. M $50 p "a and 1880 p:
for apd c lEd eRne ec5em anG sis
and at all the Ooos Of the pennsylvania Railroad
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
B5pS5y. tqS (? o Fuo Ts JGx yell Wharf
W Gi9 a. mZFor F9%ingto9 High Bridge Branch Laston'
WIN zap Mauch tuank. Iamanend, Tamaqua Haz-etOn'
s:i5 m'-For Fenington, High Bridge Branch PASTOR
A ale KeaSnG atarrs91TS Msuch Chunk Williams
Naac Pe%3gtp Ea;on Reading ar
S:5 p m~For Eastcn Wind Cap Msach ChuhE Tamaqua
DIiGn TEea9 96 r sGfTant9 9s SC &C.
as" p m.@For somervile' Remington i &c
sunday leave SD a M u p H. for Bound Brook
ana nttrmelae sfalons at $50 p m Tor
For YSTaf d at 5i5, els e45 7l5 $780, sl5 $780,
9l5 s'45 io;l 1919 lil5 9 m " M 49, 20 Pad
sii3 59 1 T. &c. I F ii 9S m DID, "l'' 0S ''O
For trains local points see time tables at stations
.SE sg At s,i5 Il n Y M = rs So
tor Freehold a. u 3 a m. n, 2 T. p IN
NEW-YY0(RK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE
ForTRENTON and PHILADELPHIA,
Leave New. York from station G. r. r.. , ,,.IS
For philadelphia Ninth and Greensts- at i:i0. 80.
q. n l3O D. $40 $50 !. II %. On SUNDAY az NJ
$50 For Third and Berks-sis at 7ia 4lI40A Us
20 For Trenton ton 5 ESQ ~ 3I- 10 45o $780, Il
Return IN t 7ana'iy taTe phadp5 2 Tor %
From stations Phila and Reading II r. ninth anu =,
sts. ar $50 $50 g3O IL Ms lab 3ij, $40 0'A0' - IL
On sunday. at ;. 80 a. M $3.50 IL D. m 49,, o,- MI 2.2O
FROM inirg ami herkssts ~ DO, - 10 a. ti ~
5;2O $50 ll.3O p sunday al - a. NJ ." u m. M, q
From TrentOn-l25. 500. SOB 9OJ. lOoS, ltt AN -
4.5 500 90 @1tucav 81. DIS o. m b.l5 y m
PULLMAN PARLOR CARS attached 10 ty tr IN,
and SLEEPING COACHES 10 midnight trains rom NV"
Connecfion i made at Jersey C5y station to and from
Brook vn and ne DOT. Jersey CITY 80.
Tickets f1 saic at foot o LiDertYst Nos 239 26l 4Ol
ga g57 Broadway, anu "a The principal hotels 800
ana Courf-st and Annex once. JeWeNs Wharf BROOKLYN
y Transfer Company will cal and check baggage
from hotels or residence to destination - 49, -
y tN -JEEStN ~OL IuEhN RAILNA 1,
~ VIA SANDY HOOK.
Commencing June /, lSs2
STEAMERS LEAVE Plkl :, y H.,
FOOT RECTOi-~E:
For Highlands seabrsht, Monmouth Hnach ana Long
Branch J.5J 1915 1880 30 445 p NJ sundays ~
a..
For Ocean Grove Point Pleasant &C, lc:l5 a. M 5;4J
For Lakewood Toms River. Barnegat, &C, l3o, 345
For Whngs Atlantic city, NintLdnd' and al stations 10
VIA RED BANK-From foot LIbery-st.. s:15 a. m. for
Lakewood Toms River Barucgat &C. = y. m. Tor Lac
side, p. fer Lakewood Toms River BaInega' G..
H. 7. Baldwin, Gen. Pass Agent
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Real gstalc Uanic0.

WANTED to RENT.-A small cottage L
w healthy location. with garden and spring waier
y. Y. and ~ a. n. r. annual renta not over $500 pc
pleased purchase Address, giving Location
aud lowest terms N. >, Tribune Office.
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In EH[GH NALLEY RAILROAD-Passenger

I MICH VALLEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l. trains Nav -, I-,2 Will leave depot foot
OF COrtlandt DesbrOs-es-sts $40 m, 34O and
ESQ r. East0n. Bethlehem, Allentown, Reading
Mauch Chunk, WllkesbaTTe. IOWanda, Waverly Ithaca
Geneva Lyons Buffalo the West ana Northwest. Pull
man through daily. Trains at for EastOn
Bethlehem Allentown. Reading Mluch Chunk, Wkesbarre
and PittsOn Local trains al A. IOr Eason Bethlehem
and COplay.
Trains leaving $40 a. N. and p connect for all
points ananoy HazeOn coal regions sunday train
local Chunk, $40 a. Leave Mauch Chunk at
Ais p. II. 800
q A
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1er Fastern ofce corner Church and COrt anlt-st
r. b. BGINGrON. g. T. \.
NEW -YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILROADS ommencing June 3, leo@
through trains VIII leave Grand Central Depot:
"A. IN Western and Northern Express " Rochester and
Montreal, with drawing room cars
$40 a. ~ special Express Chicago daily stopping only
Albany SYRACUSE Rochester. Buffalo, Erie Cleveland aud
Toledo
m. Chicago Express drawing cars TO Canan
dagua, Rochester AID Buffalo.
a. N. u Albany ana Troy with connection 10 Luca
Saratoga, Glens Falls and Rutland
800 ?. H. saratoga special arrives 2. IN.
4 p. IL. Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
D. m Louis Express with sleeping cars Tor ST. Ions
running through every day the week, also Niagara Fas
Buffalo and Toledo.
$50 p Express with seepngc2rs 20 Syracuse and 10
Auburn Road also 10 Montreal, excepting sunday
Pacific daily, with sleeping cars Tor
Rochester BuiaO Cleveland Toledo. Detroit and Chicago
Night Express, with sleeping cars to Albany ana
Troy. 80
tickets on sale No Bowling Green 252 and Alb Broad
way. Wesc0ts Express Onces Parkpace ana 80
and Broadway, New.YOrk, and 333 Washln gtQn,st
Brooklyn J. VI. rOUCEY, Gen supt & D. MEEAEI.
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NORWICH LINE ,-.-- -. r..
4Ho"0" lin CITY OF WORCESTER
without the sound, and
the favOrite IL VI ~, 49, ,,,..
nl,nNr Forty illy, except ounlysat pm
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LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.

FARE always Low as by any other line.
Steamers NARRAGANSETr and sTONINGTON leave
except sundays al from Pier s. y, II, ioO O
Jaw. arriving in Boston AT .
tickets all principal ticket OMceS StateroOus
secured WestcOtt Express Co. al AsiOr HOUSE
2U7 3Sl and 42l BrOadway and al Fifth Avenue anu
Windsor Hotel ticket Offices
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HANDSOMELY furnished front room 10 let
L house with owner moderate rent. l6j Lexington
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DROVIDENCE LINE.

L FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
Connecting with Providence & Worcester RI .,,
for all POINTS NORTH and EAST, via NOitCtS In
The entirely and palatlal steamer RHODE lSLAN y
on MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fr1days and the iavOrJe
steamer MASSACHUSETTS on Tuesdaya, Thursdays anu
SATURDAYS, will leaveat ,r
D. H. from Pier % \. r.. foot of Warren-st
CONNECTIONS made Providence, VIA p q ". X X,
Worcester and all Northern, Eastern ana Whlt t
Tickets for sale at All principal uckeI
State-rooms secured At offices OF esco Express
Co al Ast0r House 2U7, 3Sl. 1871 and All Broad
way and az Fifth Avenue Windsor Hotel ticket Offices
l.. Pass. Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after June D. 1882
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROC TE1 e.
Trains leave DesDTOsses anu COtandt streets
fei'''' 10 SPECIAL.
THE FAMOUS
"NEW-YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED
COMPOS ED EXCLUSIVELY OF .-.-,..--
PARLoR DINING. SMOKING AND SLEEPING
CARS.
Leaves New York every day at q m. -
CMeals the table dhOte plan are served Oh the Ifa N
the NEW AND ELEGANT DINING CARS
which have placed IN service ana passengers viii
no ready when the sarta special cOnVen
renee Tor those who I've al distance from
Wy me order Of meals follows
Breakfast 9 L. II a.
Dinner to : P.
Train arrives at c hicagO every day at 1910 a. N.
A NEW FEATURE
the smoking made for tins train when iof elegance OF
appointments IL not equA4ieL
Harrisburg Pittsburg the West and South with Pullman
palace Cars attached a m. and p NJ ualy. r., . .
WI Haven : a M COrrN Ere AK
D. m connecting CORY FOR TtusyiIe Petroleum Cen
ire aud the Oil Regions. . e., ,.,s o,or
OF Pullman PariOr Cars daily except sunday ~
a M. arrive ashingt0n4 D. m Regular Al oJO 1nu Sou
a H.. 3.4u. Z and y. N, and IL night
Sunday $50 a H.. and p N, ana IL night
LXpres- Baltimore. except sunday, p
80 Atanc civ with through D. H. except 1tiay
poef- Of RrookvD Annex connect WITH al through Trans
M Jersey CITY af0rtng speedy anu ufec' uiei i'i
Bfook " u from Pittsbure II. 90 80 and
IN 10 a m daily from Washington ana baIti o;SO
eeS00 = u m go 1910 ami 1880 p. m From fhlI
Ssinbia 4 so S. $50. 500, a3O ~ iu9N .l,'v w.
~, Z so l3O $40, 3D. 500, 800 iufu AZ ~ *
A. sandal $50 d 20 G3O. $50, II 40 a. H. @-o S1o
NI
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TO PHILADELPHIA

-.,,,, or n.rsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
~, III, rS-s ACU WAY WEEKDAYS AND % SIN
~ re ~ STATIONS - PHILADELPHIA ~
"a NEW YORK
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BOARD an0 Rooms.
East Side

East Side.
A THOUSAND of New-YOrk's best board
: ing houses, apartments and hotels Get TIEko30BBk
THIsTLEs GUIDE 20 cents at ne"sdea4ers' NEW'lORh
An elegantly furnished parlor floor, with
~ piano &C. business private also other desirable
rooms, suit single - East lGth-st
EXTRA LARGE furnished rooms, with or
IL without boarL 100 East 2stst, Madison square
aud elevated station
HANDSOMELY furnished front room to let
in house with owner moderate rent l6j Lexington
pARLOR FLOOR, three large rooms, with
looms for gentlemen without board "a East 2OthsL
30 door from St Marks Church, 127 East
eeuent terms moderate references,
= GRAMERCY PARK.-Roons en- suite and
singly with hrstcass bOarl transient permanent
* EAST -ST.-Large room on second
~ door; also back parlOr rent with board Refer
81 IRVING-PLACE, two doors from era
- mercy Park-DeSlrable rooms with board a; summer
West Siis.
A few large, airy rooms with frst-class board
parlor floor terms satisfactory
A private family would let neatly furnished
rooms suite or sfngly references terms moderate. 40
% Vest lltist, 9TH aud 6th-sves
FURNISHED HALL ROOMS without board,
Il al "a West 57th-st.
FURNISHED ROOMS.-2i WEST 27TH-ST,
second house west Broadway elegant parlOr second
moor. single or suite and appoint
"a a., en improvements good rooms On Top hoo
Ii -Parlor floor with extension newly
rird ga.- u, anu handsomely furnished and
vel @DspVe" 1oi gentlemen ~ University. place
SlH-AN h., 309.-LaIge wen-fulnisbed sec
- Ond floor permanent or for .,,, III
private tabe also rooms ca tlird hOor References
0fTH-ST, WEST. NO. 23.-parIor Noo-
etf wk furnished. all convenience vim, a.
Vste table also two rooms noof; sumne~ No.
references - P-4"o''
.eS WEST l2TH-ST.-I.args ard gnoTI
sPC' looms without OF without board summer rates
sRu WEST 26TH-ST.-This poDniar bonge
stD remains open for permanent transient guests I'M he
yea Tcuad and the table up usual high a "a
through the summer. Many % the present gurSts
have aud for
m,aerate rates.
s0.lD-ST. GRAND BOULEVARD. a
FsJ plea country families gentleman
T., c'iaid of Tie Hudson Address L.. j. l. 4n3dsL
Grand Boulevard.
:.lt WEST 34TH- ST.-Handsome rooms,
1.E& fgrDIs5ed unfinished prices refer.
enor@
In2 WEST I1TH-S T.-Nicely furnished
-OC roons, with or without board table board
Board and Rooms Wanted.
BOARD WANTED Tor two ladies and three
- small children within half hour Of New-YOrk and
u minutes Of station infamous region two
necilng rooms private house good t2bh Address N
MEDIATE, BOX IA, Brooklyn p q.
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EALL RIVER LINE.
Il for
BOSTON,
NEWPORT FALL RIVER
and the EAST.
The best route 10 MATTHIAS VINEYARD, NANTICk'
TT CAPE COD RESORTS. WHITE MOINIAI IN
MOUNT DESERT and all principal cities inland ana sea
shore resorts OF gland ana The provinces,
The mammoth palace steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave New.York daily (sundays ncluded) at $50 p m
from Pier Of Murray st Connection Via annex
boat irom Brooklyn . p. Jersey city p NJ
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
cvcrv evening during the season OF pleasure travel by
the splendid bands and orchesuas attached 10 these
steamers .--,-- -.
Long route full nights rest 1--WE morning trans TO
Boston: rail ride itlmc hulr and quarter
Tickets DE secured at al principal
hotc transfer Offices, at The office on PIEk %
Send Tor list Of tours and excursions be issued early in
June.
BORDEN K LOWELL GEORGE - CONNOR
Agents Genl Pass. Agent
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EXTRA LARGE furnished rooms with or
IL without boarL 100 Last 2stst. Madison square
aud elevated station
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An elegantly furnished parlOr floor, with
~ piano. business private also other desirable
rooms single - East lGth-st.
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OAKLAND BEACH HOTEL,

OAKLAND BEACH HOTEL,
WARWICK, T. 49,. d, -. ,,,,.s
will open p. lss2 desi.i1y ti sa, large airy
IIo 49,, ~ 90 Iof aud cold wafer Dtls Il am neat
steam laundry BARRIERS shop stable ,srlIi t win And
- Cc fue bathing ach e1celienl sNlhs, 49,, -
i.hing In Inc BAY safe rowing io chlLr ~ an
route frpn ff"sh'N'e n ''-i.~ address r. FI-H,
iToe ,Toust F,urrlu B.st'n Home odlha., ~ -
ho 80 49, tat ~ oasland Beach Hotel MarWca, i. l.
AIlcl u'4l uA'e ~ NA" ; O. FISH Proprietor.
DROSPECT HOUSE, BETHLEHEM ": iiite
i Mountains " H. nice siiine o'"''' $3.50
for terms &c GEO. W. PAlLl.IPS. ---------
DAyILION HOTEL, Islip LONG iS1sA Asa'
i open.
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NEW.YORK AID LONG BRANCH r. r.

: ' I
Sta ions in NeV-York St. and Desbrosses-st.
tCentral r. Z. OF y. j.. foot Liberty st.
LEAVE NETWORK. commencing April J, lisp:
south AnibOy. Natlwan. sc, via C. X X or ~ D.
SIS a Il M. = :. p va Penn H. k - M . y NJ
For Ike. Eans Long Branch ocean Grove, Asbury PARK.
sea Girt Point Pheasant &c T. y. OF y. j. D. al
NJ Il H. p 80 Express, 1. m via Penn H. r. sA m
p. ,o d
Ill. q, y u - co.
M, >. p III. 49,, ~, p u ~ -
For Varuogat via G. Il. k Of y. T.. SID a. H.. = M.
For Atlantic City Nneand. Brdget0n' &c via C. H. K OF
y. J., p. M. .,.o- -o~-r,o- M
r. p a q r. L. OF y J. e.. p A. p 4 r Sup't'
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* EAST 25TH-ST.-Large room on second
ences exchanged
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ST4A1RFIINn,SPv rn AND H,Raon TRANSPORTATION


COMPANY.
Office, Per ls. y. r., foot Cortandt-st
Consignnents freight forwarded directed any
oi the world
CNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery Of AL kinds OF freight and er-
chandise any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoE TOWING AND RIVER AND
HAKBOK LIGHTEKAGE
Freight every description promptly ghtered " point
III the harbora reasonable
STEAMBOATS, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
HAVEN leave Pier Is y. r. y daily. Saturdays
executed
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New.YorA and
New Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed
n. l. W. H. Pc -
For New-fiaven and points East At Perl3.
NOkiH SHORE oIAi - ISLAM -tAe'eni plies ok
leo Cents steamer irom Pier L. Il. .oos WiieI4-st
CENTRAL 5HIFI ARD, COGmuIlpaH, u Dry DOcAi,
Machine oaOrs everything sr5LIls - sAi
CONSTRUCTION All repair ~ |cstsiA
'IHE POPULAR SHORE LINE
Il FOX PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND THE EAST
ALLKAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Three express daily sundays excepted u boston al
-'io a. NJ H., par0r attached ana 10 T. H. WIN
Palace sleeping cars
LIMITED TICKETS 10 BOSTON ALL RAIL. -.
AEM fOki exnrcss at =. H. pariOr cars AHA he'd ar
HEes a NcwpOrt D. III.
fkONlDkNCE special express p M, lparlor cars at
%. REQ aIit ts az Providence lO.2J y. IA -
hels ana aI0r cars at secured al Ffth Avenue ahu
"lu,pi 4iotcl lcke 01cs- Grand Central Depot
J. " fiLklNS, General Passenger Agent
TROY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LINE.-New
- a steamsh sAKArOGA and CITY OF TROY .eAyo
topher-st cOnnec1ng inorain, North AL
west sunday steamer touches AZ Albany.
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BROADWAY And 19TH-ST.
Cost ano foun6.
Gtcamboais an0 Railroads.

A MARY POWELL. for West Point, Corn
landing al ranst0n formerly C0zzenss Milton New Ham
burg ana HYDE Park, daily SUNDAYS excepted Leaves
Vestry-st pier 3lj. and 22d@t at $50 2 m Connects
az POugnkeepsie with evening trains for the North
ALBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and c. Eib-
y bari.-Daiy sunday excepted leave Vestryst Pier
500 an 22d-st at ID. lBrooklyn by Annex 81 a m b
landing Nyac& Ferry, West Point NewDurg PoughAtcp
with uans FOR the y ORTIZ and WEST
ALBANY BOATS. PEOPLES Line
- nEw and S H2S ,e2Ve per a Nora 5ayg 1901 q
hany sInsav morning eTceDteI with trains north. west
ardeast Statcro0ms warmed. .,-
Excursion tickets 20 Albany ant r9{n1 g2oa 30 %
COLORADO,
y OREGON, CALIFORNIA ST PAUL MIME
APOLIs, and points in NEBRASKA. UTAH. MON
TANA DAKOTA. MINNESOTA, and the NORTH
W EST are reached direct from CHICAGO Wat
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEsTEEN Ry.
II rms tve trains daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points II Alone
Runs IMPERIAL PALACE. DINING CARS west Of
Chicago. PULLMAN SLEEPEks IRE run on all OF ITS
through and night trains For rates OF iare ana other u
ppy otter person " AaY coupon TICKET
General Eastern No AS broadway. New York
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
i sATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAILROADS stcamers
leave Cathariae-lp AT 1880 m 300 D. DIST East
TOR STATEN ISLAND.-Fast steamer
ton FARE ONLY ! CENTS. Leaves Pier No. North
River except sundays J. g, 1880 a. N 3l9, 5:l3 p M
Leaves Island 600 e:11, 1870 a IL 10 AS0 oSO 2. IN
TOR RONDOUT and MISUNDERSTANDING
burg Marlboro Milton. POuyhkeeusc EsOpus. connecting
with Ulster and Delaware Railroad stean60its -. %
Harrson.s, North River except SATURDAYS when tic
City OF Catsklll leaves al % N
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CTANFORD.-FOr sale at a great sacrifice,
= or Vii be- rented unfinished for two or three years one
Of the most elegant and best situated places In S'u area
Of Land aou 400 feet square large mansion Just Thoroughly
overhsued all modem improvements, hot and Ood watei
a furpsce &C. b.lardroom barn, stables grapery' &C.
grounds ad ont In extensive lawn garden anu orcAu oAe
mile from depot and dry and hcalthiuL
Inquire at
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BOARD WANTED Tor two ladies and three
- small children within half an hour Of New-York ana
te minutes Of station mountainous
meeting private house coed tsble. Address NJ
MEDIATE, box al, Brooklyn r. o.
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THE HARBORAGE
Is the collective of group Of four new and beau
tf cottages comprising 145 rooms very overlooking
the sea and only 60J feet rOm main road TO 0eron one
and half miles distant newly and handsomely furnished
which viii be opened 18th OF June by C. A Buckley Oh
3O5 5thave New-Y0rk William II. Selkrk manager These
end Of AsbUy Park opposite OF winch new
depot located For plans aud terms apply as ABOVE
After 18th Of May Mr. selAk wiz De at ne coIges ea
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-08-03
THE STANDARD.
Thursday, .--- August 3. 1882.

SOMETIMES we think that too much
trifiing local news is printed in county
newspapers. We pick up any one of
our local exchanges and we see column
after column Of the most trihing
mention. Mr.. A. left for the city this
morning. Mr.. B. is having a new
roof on his house. Mr.. G. puts nice
fence around his lot. Mr.. DIP sawed
the horns off his "mooley'' cow. Mr.:
Els dog was "pizened" last night, &c.
We have done good deal Of that kind
Of work ourself in the last seven weeks,
and we believe we made money by it,
in this way: Mr.. A., for instance,
has one brother in Iowa and another
in Kansas. Mr.. G. has a daughter
married and living in Missouri. And
so on for fifty or an hundred others.
Those home people send the paper to
their relatives away from home who
read those small ''local mention" with
not little satisfaction. They prize
the paper as highly as letter from
home. Hence we shall continue to
publish these trihing items for the
sake of our distant subscribers OF
whom we have not a few.-Loga'l
Tribune.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-08-03
A Dangerous Cigar Lighter.

Street hawkers have lately taken to
selling magic cigar lighter" which
is calculated to do much mischief. As
every student knows, the affinity of
sodium for oxygen is so great that it
will take the coveted ele.. ent from
water with such rapidity as to cause it
to burst into flame. The new lighter
is thin strip of sodium, fragment
Of which when placed on the end Of a
cigar and touched with water, burned
with great vehemence.
Few Of those who buy the little vi
ais of lighters are aware what walls of
wrath they may turn out to be if un-
skillfully handled. The burning So
dunn will make an ugly wound if il
comes in contact with the skin, which
is likely to happen from the sputter-
ing way it has. A sweaty finger is
enough to set the stuff ablaze, or a
sweaty pocket, should the cork of the
bottle chance to come out. AS the
lighters are bought chiefly by the ig.
norant, who are taken by the seeming
miracle Of producing fire by the direct
action Of water, it is wonder that nc
serious accidents with them have been
reported. The traffic is not one to be
encouraged.-ScientJfc american.