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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
People are Not Compelled TO Read
Them
Grafton Edllr.

Grd1t0n Ed1Ir.
The WHEELING REGISTER Co, in addition
TO their daily and weekly issues, have con-
cluded to issue Sunday edition OF the
REGISTER. The first number is before US,
and contains very large amount Of inter
esting matter. While we wish the COM
pany great success in every laudable enter
prise, yet we deprecate this new departure.
The country has surfeit of newspapers for
six days in the week, and we think the peo-
pie should have a rest on the Sabbath, aud
that the day ought to be spent in more
profitable and appropriate way than in
reading neyspapers
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
Good Display OF Enterprise.
Purkersburg Sentinel.

The WHEELING REGISTER displayed
good deal of enterprise in furnishing its
readers with a two column report by tele-
graph of the proceedings of the Point
Pleasant Convention. The facilities for
transmitting news from that point are not
very good, and the Convention did not ad-
journ until midnight
THE WHEELING REGISrER begun, last
Sunday the issuing of regular Sunday ed
ition OF its daily. The first issue was made
up of general Geographic news, correspond
ence, editorial and miscellany, and was
splendid sample of the enterprise AID 80 of
the REGISTER company.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20

THE rumor from the East that Rus
STA has agreed to assist Turkey out of
her prevent difficulty with England,
cannot but create a profound sensation
throughout Europe, and especially in
London. The British lion well knows
from former experience, that there is a
decided difference between bullying
the turbaned Turk and a conflict with
the Russian Eagle. The confirmation
ofthis warlike intelligencewiu be await
ed with anxiety throughout the civilized
world
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
TEARS OF 1913.

When isis, by her mother love oppressed,
Hello wounded Horus 10 her goddess breast,
Each tear that touched the sympathetic heart,
To some tch, aromatic nero gave oirth.
Such healing sprang from her celestial pain,
Mortals no longer seek relief In vain;
In God and meadow blossom Isis tears.
o goddess OF the starry lotus bloom,
Thou didst forshadov N any lonely DOOM
INV sorrow by dfyfnest alchemy
Gould comfort Others: who could comfort thee:
Froaocs q. Nno, IN Ae dils"tie for September.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
.er part Of the population.

MARION county, Missouri, has levied
q tax of 30 cents on the 500 to pay
bonds, in obedience to the mandate of
the United States Circuit Court. This
is the end Of long struggle in which
that county tried to repudiate its bonds
and defy the authorities Of the United
States Court, which held them good and
ordered their payment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
CIVIL SERVICES.

This issue Of the SUNDAY REGISTER
contains an editorial on this subject
written by an Democrat and from a
Democratic standpoint. Next week the
SUNDAY REGISTER will contain an ar
tiele on the same subject written by
distinguished Republican, and, Of course,
from Republican standpoint.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20

THE guests at Eastern watering
places complain Of poor fare, plenty of
mosquitoes and full sized bills" but
neglect to state whether the bills belong
to the mosquitoes, or eminate from the
hotel office,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20

IT is officially announced in Madrid
that an heir to the throne of Spain is
expected to be born early in December.
In honor of the announcement it was
ordered that the court appear in gala
dress for three consecutive days. Thank
heaven, we live in Republic.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
Expensive Nonsense.

An exchange says: at costs the
government Of the United States SIS, 900
every year to fire sunset guns" 1t
seems to be pretty expensive nonsense.
The sun will go down all the same
without shooting. 1t does not pay to
spend so much Of the peoples money
when not one in a million hears the
bang.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20

II is said that the labOrs of the Catho-
lie Bishop IRELAND, in Minnesota, in
behalf of total abstinence, have been so
successful that ii Is very rare now to
find an Irish saloon-keeper in st. Paul,
and the Irish Catholics contribute prob
ably in proportion to their numbers
fewer patrons to the saloons than any
other mart of the population,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20

THE American public will be glad to
know that skillful oculist, who has
examined Lieutenant DANENHowEss
eyes, says that one will entirely recover,
and thinks the other will not be entirely
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
Completely EeIipsed all Others.

The SUNDAY REGIsrER made its appear
ance on time last Sunday, and met with q
large sale here. 1t is q mammoth nevspa
per, completely eclipsing anything Of the
kind ever attempted in this part of tn =
country. Its contents were varied enough
to suit all tastes, and if the excellence
the first issue can be maintained, it viii
prove great success.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
Live, spicy and Re.aasIe JoarnaI.
81. CLairrvils Ga.rtte.

Messrs. Lewis Baker & Co, issued the
first number Of the Wheeling SUNDAY Rzs-
IsrER last Sunday. Judging from the first
number, we remark that their undertaking
to launch live. spicy and readable journal
was most successful. geographically it
is good. It runs over with news, and its
entire make up is uneIceptionable.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20

The Wheeling REGISTER, with its usual
enterprise, began last Sunday the issue Of
Sunday edition OF that spright'y and newsy
paper. The SUNDAY REGrsrER will always
contain sixty-four columns Of the best
reoding matter, including the Saturday
night telegraph report. We wish the
Bakers abundant success.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20

Iris strange fact that the Victoria
cross, a special decoration in the British
army for personal valor under fire, has
never been won by prince Of the
hlDnA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20

TEXAS boasts of 100000 sheep. The
figures for our own State should be far
up in the millions, too. Wool is one of
the most profitable crops farmer can
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20

"well, as I'm a sinnerw exclaims
Miss Philadelphia at Cape May, there's
that New York girl again with an
other bonnet-the sixth I've seen on
her head this week. Well, if my folks
weren't received in good society I could
do the same thing"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20

THE st. Louis papers are ridiculing
Chicago's pretensiOns to population OF
567, 900, saying the increase of $1,000 in
two years, or since the census enumera-
ton, attacks human credulity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
It was n sumner.

The REGIsTEE, with commendsble enter
prise, will issue 8 Sunday edition. The
frst one Of last Sunday was 8 sumner.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20

The season of ripe pumpkins,
horse trots and country fairs comes on
anaap
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20

P1TTsBURGH has new paper, the
Commercial Traveller.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20

New YORK city lately received TO-
DOC. 900 peaches in q single day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20

\ BAD Indian outbreak is reported
from the West.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
Break the News Gently.

III is reported that the honey crop is
short.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
FORT HENRY
Centennial Celebration !!

Under the MANAGEMENT Of lodge @. L. Gran.
mer. SEPTEMBER 18th. Orstiops viii b
delivered by Distinguished speakers, on the
grounds.
Admission 80 cents. Children underl7ye.rs
. CENTS Carrisgs tickets lone horse) z1cent;
Ponsl el-50. GRIND stand Is cents
Exhibitors Of live stock will b entitled 70
paid by them.
Send 70 Secretary for Premium List and
all other information.
A. REYMANN. President.
q. ED. AEHDEL, Secretary. Agla
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This space will he occupied psIi ssi N
q special advertisement
GR0. X TAIDM
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20

The COnKress-'"
Thereupon the entire household turned
out" and went down 10 see the wonderful
discovery. At This period it was necessary
to climb over logs waist high to gain access
to the new spring. the water issuing from
fissure in the rock, and being conducted to
the glass through q wooden spout fastened
into the crevice. The village now rapidly
increased; new springs were discovered; a
large frame house was built in 1892 by
Gideon Putnam on the site of the present
Grand Union, having for its sign quaint
representation OF the adventure OF Putnam
and the Wolf" and thenceforth the
Springs" became the resort of those who
were in pursuit of health and pleasure
The fountains of Saratoga will ever be
the resort of wealth, intelligence aud
fashion. AS political observatory
no place can be more fifty select
ed. Gentlemen are continually COM
ing from and going to every section Of the
country; information from all quarters is
received daily, and it IS the best OF places
for politicians TO congregate. The great
coordination" OF opposite parties and op-
nosinr interests, by which Gen. Jackson,
Mr.. Eaton and Martin Van Buren, were
brought into power, and john Quincy
Adams turned out, was chiefly formed
here; and it was here that the old Clintoni.
ans were sold out to jackson 81 Co" Sara
toea. too, for a series of years, was the
hesdouarters of the Albany regency"
under the leadership of Edwin Croswen
and John Cramer-a combustion which
has never been eaualled in its infuene,
over the political destinies Of New Yorf
State, and, through il, upon the nation
During upward Of three-quarters OF cer.
tury,
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after July ~, 1857.


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE, .
Trains cave ewYork via DesDroses and Cortlandt Streets
H arii P,t.6ars tie and south With Pullman
ana chicago Limited OF Paror Dining smoking and Sleep
Ing cars a, @ d III. every day. . nd, ,, dali
Vian,norr ocE Haven 3 A. M p. NJ CORY and Erie az
p n connecting a, Cry Tor Illus'A4e' fe'ioeun 0'H
Baaare " ashaetou AM the south Limited Wasiingiqn
a. 4 arrive Arlington D. NJ hsgi-iI al o'4' ana sou
JOE. .sio. ana J. ID. inu ~ ni- {, 1,g,t
For Atlantic Cty with through car D. n except sunday
W. Halfway and An.Doy 5.5O anu $40 a. H. u noon %
Tom 1 ' Va seaside PARK 80 IT, and p m
Boats OF .Iooly n Ai'1 and irc transfer Tor Broos
y so From Pttsburg 600 am l12o 7:3o and
10 ~ IN daily From Washington aud baitmCie, ":,u
$50 a. m Jo 800 *. aud lo,'g ~ I'd 7I43 O' on sun
davs sos %. From Ph-1epu +sV ~ o, 'o6 ~
S.2' i'i.;6 a, nv. 80 $50 io:iO and lo:jO
70 PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLD.EsrABLIsnED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS EACH way wEEK.Ip!AYnss asp ASP, . on
SUNDAY SsJA A SSW ~ AZ. LA ELI iii
nor-RrF TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
AENT AM rHE "a IF7i sAFErY.
E,pres Trans leave Sew.yor va Desbrosses and cori
lanai streets Ferries a. follows: 90, ,o -. r. o
5.I5 7:1 80 Limited y a. m l. - ~ 90 %
and q D. u. and IL gilt sundays o;4o ana Az Il He
L. H. T. and p NJ aud 4 ashL ect -untav At 100
III. and p. m running l4tuu-n "a -ttn pfIiare1,,a
Returning. trains leave broaI 9Ie' a,',n ,a ~ m,
'I' M az sunday 3.OI 800 $40 ai5 $50 a. 4.
~" - ana so D. u Leave phaie pAia, VIA Camden
o a. N and 4.5o D. n NV except sunday r r,oue and
foat mi 1,.rossrs COruandtsts Coarist and bfCVA-
yn annex 7'GtiSn 1si oooeen -taon Jersey city
migrant Ticket one q Ga1v ,n PV WI" call for and check
baa ss-gc from hotels a2d residences ] r. WOOD
fi1AN ~ ot,,,-,i Manager General Pa-sr Agent
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fcnsc5 ano Rooms tDante0.

VVANTED-On Washington or linton ~ 46oa So.
w similar street in Brookln su,si coaniry place
Tee and clear rutland & WHITING 40. . ne'
WANTED Tor FIRMLY OF o tnTee @' situated
49,. cor 1rt MINT FROM the CITY lfa . IN ,arcu
100 would purchase L suited Addr0'S "'' ~
lars IIONl. 81 West S3d-Sl
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5tednhoats rnS RdilrJd1I.
FOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.


Commencing June 26 through express train with
GraWgnDm viii leave Grand central Depot ~ y, y
a. 4 H. Il. r. daily except sundays VI 500 m, arriving
az he Mountains early evening two hours earl er than
last season. Wells with express train for
NrWpnri VI. Quebec seals In drawing rDOncafs may
DE- e gagged Ia ads r. Il N - C. ticket 0ce IN Grand
Central Depot, by addressing mail or telegraph
G. +. HEN PSIEAD, o. l. n,
y. y. y. Il & II. &, r., e.. G. Depot, y Y
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE tor PORT
- -. j, and MATTHIAS VINEYARD. Mas steam
sup hANtONlA ON Mondays. ELEANORA on thursdays.
- oc"ck- Cabin Portland, 50; 70 Mafthas
NH'lSu, r. nclndnc Der d. No charge Tor star-rponl.
it'uIs0n Portland and return, 81 Matthias Ninefaid and
Itlh Meals - cents. Freight received tally iOr al
parts OF MAINE j. F. AMES Agent. Pier 81. East River
NORWICH LINE
- TO B0son WOrcestsr NdhIa Portland AL tle EIst
IheneW Iron 1teauer
CITY OF WORCESTER,
MNhou exception the most eit OdtIe SDlr and
hieiAVOnts CITY or NEN-IOER.
leave Pier 10 10 N0rti River Wtt,st. neEt pisr
ABOVE D~sDros,e,st Ferry iae sept 5uu lays, II pms
NEW MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
= >PEINGFIELD HuLYOht. MONTREAL and interme
dlaie points steamers leave per - r. T., ay at p M
- innaF- rxcrpiet. and II Sundays ncluDed;
HARTFORD sPRINGFI ED. &c. Tickets sold and bag
gage checked al ga broadway y ana Court.st Brook
Ign. Excursion 70 NeT-havn and return II 30 on and
a.irt JuiF - steamer Film CIV VIII leave Peek slip for
NEW-iANEN At IA p NJ sundays until further notice.
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providence LINE. ..,., ,,,vcc

I'AON IDI--fF 6F f1iE0vIDENcE DIRECT
Cofneefl..g s1til Providence a. Worcester Ill., -
TOR oil POIEqs TORTH anu EA-l via M0hSf-S j Et-
l o.. steamer -'-AA,i 80 - '-- -''~'
,,-.s Tliu-gdav. ana saturday. W. cave -
p. m from Pier - y X. 100, OF v aIre " r
'ohle,,'..S .f All Northern. lIstsrn ana WAlte
Worire,n f.1ts Tickets sale al Az pIl.-a"l ~.
secured Offices ~ " e-teo., fAplc7
NJ 3 astor House. Nos. -Us, 81! 80 a., .o''
way ana ~ i'-'i - l. ~ FILKIN-. General Pass Agent
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CHARMS .,.-. r,..Dop APPROPRIATION
Company.
oef.c pier ls y, K loot OF Cortianti-st
.,,-..f ieirlf lors Arled directed 10 any part
r,-r0- ALLIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
~ received for delivery OF al kinds oi tlBAi 4hd iner-
ciau1-se 20 any pail Of the Guy. $500 ~,
-r4.Nu uAEBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
EOR LIOHr1lAG-~
t m ever description promptly Igltered 10 any point
in The lAr,,or az reasonable rates. - 49, - -
-TtAAlgOAT-. EAHpE- AND GROVE - ~ DhAt-
mn. ,,.. Dr.. ,t,l- r. IONS. -
T.. - ION - ~ Ersstus Corning for NEW
u4lI> l,...e Pier y. H. 90 D. i n4il. l'"li4a'5
eAceriieaai polls EXPRESS CO.. betweon NewYork
~ ifiveu are and dispatch guiia-trtH -. 80
Fr,-lt .r points J l. q A. J.. i''-'o'- 80 ii'i 40
For lavrn AID points last al iieI , MI, o.,
MONTH IlpEI, l.. ~ $50 =, s. -nt1a. ~
Ten 6eul ia steamers IRON Plcl J. ~ H. zoo, me- 81
t,.N-.AL -IiIPl ARD, Coninuiil Jaw ~ y ~ " i,c.H'
Maci4u Boiler -Aop ever 'AAs "pP'i ''e - '-i'
construction aid repair oil 'ea-e'a.
O,rONINGrON LINE FOR boston
- iD,-N[t Flrll<G WITH ALL POINTS EAsl-
Steamer. n URA2ANS Ell and SION N9l " -,
daily except sundays 90 D. IA, ron riei d. " '''
fcsrf. f,r sale Al principal ucEet oHcofr -, t.r.
sec,rec M ofces 81 WcstcOu Express o. n . -. 49,
g,7 gs gq1 and AZ Br0adway. ana al E4i'A A''N'o anu
Windsor Hoic. ticket Offices ,.,srai PASSENGER gent.
THE POPULAR SHORE LINE u-,,t,sr
tILRAII FROM GRAND CENTtAL DhI lion -, nj,
Three express Trans daily sunday excerpts "a -, win
500 a m. 2 D. ID. parOr cars attached Al" ~ = ' 49,
ItMuED TICKETs TO BOSTON ALL RAID. ..
NEWPORT express l T. IL, lpas!or carr ai'@ch1' AZ
pR0yiDEScE special express parlor cars A.
tacned arrives Providence lOZO D. ID y.., oroa ana
windsor Hotel ticket onices Grand Contra Depot,
4 l. ". FILkINs General + PASSENGER A10A~
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PALACE STEAMER PLYMOUTH ROCK
MEETING at Warwick Woodlands.

('AMP MEETING at Warwick Woodlands,
~ Greenwood Lake. y. Y. IN progress. closing
August Z LARGE nicely furnished Aoored tent overlooking
% per bed and rates BY the
families beautiful heahiui summer mountain air.
boating. fishing. Dathlng board
a Of
Chambers-st 80 and A. 80 p. m. ~ from New
YORK. excursion tickets ; Address J. r. BOYD, 100
Liberfy-s " Y, the CIV. HOMER A. KING, warwick
ard
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Gin RcGl G5laic for Sale.

ITO LET. to respectable families. furnished
Il rooms for housekeeping with privilege Ot cooking
washing aud ironing - week and upward. 100 Bieec
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Real Gstaie Uarieo.

IVANTED.-COn seat, 100 or mort ps an
w near Now-N0rk city. prefer Sew
KTLASD < WHITING > Be-Eman-st
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Gltuallons manleo-- females.

PROTESTANT SERVANTS EMP .Ia' ~
= thfFTT EUlEAU.---A kinds Of good compv syssb
- ~ r ana women. American. German ~
Ha1L,, s,1f.h ana useful girls for fanlhes LII a %
fiiIs - ,nnt~v al very eiucei wage; a!s3 mar
tel es =" s,r+ants At the HOME BU EEAI' -o'
Gth-ave. tourth house above lOl--t
(DOK first class)-Bv "A young woman very
I ,or,nernf fr all branches; or any "lhei r,'p 49,
sf,a;on bv week rmouth uucxceDsiouaDie CITY '"'''
~ West 2Otl-st. rear COT ago
COOK BY a Protestant woman I'D sliti
,r,,i,. il i.rstclas-. pertinent piac" wanted nne
d,.c in me IN y Address h. lJ2, Tribune Jpt'"u VAco
Us Broadway.
N1ISS l.. CAMPBELLS Foreign and l(omcs-
= HE Mae All Femgis Employment Bureau - ea.
- y B-.ference- vii D. st-s. a. $50 = a. 49,
d,appointng niles wal De cNculsi IT'D a 1hi' ~
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Gitnntlcns uanlc6-- 4tl1!rs.


SSISTANT ENGINEER.-By a boy sixteen
4 wears OF age. Address ADVERTISED 1tt dave.
OACHNAN.-MaTicd one child; good,
careful driver understands his business L an ~
l,r.ncbe,. ma. good refer noes is IrottT@1' CIV a-
oi-ing Address r. j. 10 " es- i-s, care OF l-. eLlS
DAIRYMAN. &c.-By a Respectable YOUNG
man who neccs fresh air wants heht enpo' n.hl -
10 couufrv of most ANY for very ON wages ~ 'ei
,irnt for board mlk feed cattle, &C. A"UtcSs
TAYLOR. Brooklyn Post once y i
GARDENER.-By a single man l33); Under
.t,rss -l,. car, Of grapes flowers ana
e.a.. Iu mills Il Desired iAc best Of references
Address +. a.. Tribune once
/,ARHrNFR.-Bv a single man has fifteen
< wears practical experience ID every brahch holL-
culture Ayr grounds ana genera iahds'sec
las. nee JAhDl 81 -li. 4t3 0faIds' NtN-l ui n
DORTER or USEFULMAN.-By Swede
strong healthy ard wiring iot' years OF age no '
erfr3r.rcr-. satisfactory az '
AIM M and ,haIac en- Address JOHN NAGbLN ?. ca
morCst, Brook N
WAITER 6oc.-By a French a. Wal[tr
~ butter DC, win lIstc.ass reiere noes NJ IT, 40'-
BraatWay.
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nlot OF land Of 4tave brick ont between % ooo
fQf aud -Uthss 90 loxl B. Il barney ---vuV
RECORDED REAl ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.
,o-...,s .5rwof 3D. ave rvqell " Isley
,nI llotl er executor ro i al las5ei -; S4O""
l2ots cor TO, ldcr es Heart 10 David Nurea 1900
67h-st s. ,! II ST. gi i1,' ,i,ot '' 60 1000
80 - - .I 10 10 q So o MaclsOn-ave Isl -2XtS
l.. Helena EdmonGstore anu husuAnu 10 AL - ooo
~ NE aeI ~ ~ AZ " s OF Last broadway. 25x6ll
Chatham -CulIe X-1XuN! 44-o -llti'1- ai7u ",
Tuasop.s.. go ID OF Frankln-si, -. < w -X-01
lnO4 interest Annie l. lia"s CT al 10 aaI4aH 900
49,, i l,s- 0''O
SANE PEcPeI'{ 1 Fs1 a6S others l1 U-se 5000
Dev--i. NO -. 25x7s-5. Lucas Thompson ana we I"
Mary thompson -r-,l-t
son To Il AIRY and another, trustee eit-...---..-
e2o,st ls 8 lon ont r. Iaco 81 ' wycs5a - 10000
-frt.i 81 2X,i6: ID RlEer 20 ~ j ltlk y .------
Soc 1r,f.r-r b, r i.ihDr Co. Joanna Si1er-----
"-4 l-lS6 s. Hunt iVT - . 1000
cants'i6 Pa eo5 f''''s ST. '''A'' $500
same properly. CorDeia Man-hip ana husband 20 .oo
So uro1crtv. Annie + Wilson and husband to
Same 1r5uertv. s D aabc0cs R Lewis
same properly; Whitehead referee. 10 same -foVo
Stae--t 30 { chuchaTlt ana another executors,
a ~cuOrule u 5''"'V
Efr,si,-arer "a. s. IL, Z D OF l75tlsf. 20 6GlZlL
-5vIJ Toley anu wiIrt Rose Mc-her'Y- 4Du
04'a and vie 20 7 lLOoo
sang Bsir TSee''' E. ''-'-- 49, ... 10000
sl.si S. j 20 II w Of st-ave. sOxIJ22, " FENDER
and SIZE 10 W Terri 1erry 10
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COOKo AMERICAN TOURS

COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
To the WHITE FOUNTAINS. Mount Desert. st. John.
Maritime Provinces Montreal. Quebec River.
Hudson River saratoga. George. the Adirondack.
Niagara Falls Thousand Islands &C. by al routes
special rates. Programmes wlth Maps sent on aspiration
mos. COOK & soN, PSI BROADWAY. NEw.YoRK.
4 RARAVTONT Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29
5tcamboats an0 Railroads..

A FALL RIVER LINE.
"A. -fOT-
FALL RIVER, boston. AND THE EAST
The most agreeable route to TIE WHITE MOI NTAIN@.
MOUNT DIS RI and all principal cities mahu aA1 5e'
shore resorts 81 New- England anu the provinces
The mammoth palace steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave Nov YORK daily sundays included ~ $50 D. m
from r. foot OF Mui-fst tonnet 0h VI" AhueA
boat from Broohyu at Cd D. M Jersey Guy 4 lie
GRAND PGJdL-,ADE CON CEi.r-
everv the splendid bands ana orchstr attached
these steamers
Long gater route. fuU nights rest i've morning trans 10
Boston snOlt TAI ride time sevcnty-nvc nlnutcsJ
NEWPORT LINZ.
FOR NEWPORT, r. L, DIRECT
MARTHA's VINEYARD NANTUCKET. and SEA
SHORE tLoOB1'- oil CAPE COD Magnificent steamer
NEW PORT ana OLD COLONY, -
Leave NewYork daily, sundays excepted % T. NJ from
PIER North RIVER
These steamer. their Eastern terminus az Newport
T1ckes stateIo0ns both line may bee secured at
principal hotC-. transfer anu ticket Offices al lie Office
Oh PIER IS. am on steamers .
SEND FOR LIST or TOUR AND EANC ltolON7
FREE on APPLICATION.
BORDEN * LOWELL GEORGE - CtNNDE,
Agents. Ocnl Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29
muslcal INSTRUMENTS

pEATTY's ORGANS, II stops, $50. Pianos.
ID sa97 so Factory running day and night C4LAosu@
f.. Address DAN IJci- y RkAITX. Washngien ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29
MOONLIGHT on THE HUDSON.
vi OK SATI kDAV NIGHT. July %.

The magnificent "a ace eteamer PLYMOUTH ROCK OF
tho only direct line Rockawd Beach ana the great IRON
pier viii make a GRAND MOON LOB ] Exc kslON "
The BEAUTl Flu and ROMANTIC III DnoN, Justly
termed T4E RHINE OF AMERICA Muse, refresh;
ments dancing the broad decks OF TINS COLOSSAL
TicEErs FOR THE GRAND EXCURSION. so CENTS.
Leaving Pier q, y. r., $50 p m
Leaving West lOthst- $40 p. N.
Leaving Eoboken. 4th-st dock. -:lO p m
Leaving Us t.. \ r.. $50 p. III
pafr linz al Ouf ] A IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29
Eetiures dnb dleetlnns.

4 MEXICAN GNSTTTUTE.-Quarterly Meet.
n ing Room -, Cooper Union, THURSDAY August 3.
lssZ al O'Clock y N. NATHAN e. ELY, PRECEDENT.