davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-26
Our Citizens Desire No NOtOrfety, b ul
are Always Ready to Proclaim the
Truth.

Our Citizens Desire No NOt0rfety, b ut
are Always Ready to Proclaim the
Truth.
Mrs. Geo. Dawley. Of 76 Knight street, Providence
RI. relates to reporter her experience with the
wonderful curative properties of what destined
to be the standard and leading specific of the whole
wide world, for kidney and liver diseases &c. Mrs. d.
says:
early last spring Twas severely afHicted with
pity Of the kidneys and enlargement of the liver, and
the kidney disease came upon so fast and suddenly
that before was scarcely aware of the cause Of my
trouble became badly bloated. and my body and limbs
very much swollen. that 1t with great difficulty
and severe pain that was able to walk any. became
dreadfuy troubled by being short breathed so that
slight exertion little exercise would tire me
almost to exhaustion and WAS 90 distressed when
retired nights thatI could not sleep. and very rest
less. One OF my limbs especially had q very severe
nervous pain. which always seemed to be
at night than 1t any other time and would frequently
ache 30 sharply as to arouse me from sleep. I was
very and uncomfortable all the time and was
being doctored and taking all kinds Of medicine for this
complaint and that and the other but all to no good
purpose until at about the time when tired out and
somewhat dsgusted and almost discouraged with medi
persuaded me to try Hunts Remedy. began to
take it few days ago. and am happily disappointed
by the result for before had used bottle of it began
to feel relieved and sic ep spendidy
the severe nervous pains in my limb. which I had to
handle tenderiy. do not appear any more my head.
ache and backache have disappeared better every
way, and rest well all night The swelling has disap-
peared from my body and limbs. am now able to do
my housework comfortably and easfly. Hunts Remedy
has certs:aly done wonders for me-.
"MRs. GEO. DAwLEY.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-26

at any moment his canoe would be wrecked upon
some one of the hundred boulders which made
the rapids directly below the pool In which he
had hooked his fish a boiling cauldron As
Chief Gray approached him with his flaming
fambeau, the happy angler. in a voice which
Overtopped the laundering of the rushing rapids,
In reply to the query, what can We do for
you 2" exclaimed:
"GIve me but light, Ajax asks no more
and, amid the ringing cheers OF his admring
rescuers after further half hours struggle
thirty-pound salmon wes cared and these two
jolly jurists, assisted by their equally excited
suisies, proceeded to camp-Judge Gray leading
as Corps commander Of the most unique torch
light procession that ever gave escort to a con-
quering hero on land or water.
GENERAL SPINNER,
ex-United States Treasurer, an octogenarian
with whom old Time has dealt very gently. and
whose sign manual is type of his ROBUST integ-
rity and sturdy patriotism. is also one of the
brotherhood. Long before his home friends
sent him to Congress, or President Lincoln
made him the custodian Of the treasury chest of
the nation. he had become Intimate with the
best angling waters of northern New York
With him the pastime was delight. less be-
cause of the fish to be taken than because of the
pleasant places to which their capture led him
He was born botanst as we'll AS a born angler
and during his later years no was quite as
happy gathering the rare plants and ferns
and flowers he met with in his forest
walks as in catching trout. / have jour
neyed with him through the whole length
and breadth Of our northern forest. and never
journeyed with more happy or entertaining
companion. While in Washington through the
terrible years of the war. he found needed rest
in frequent rambles along the Potomac gather
ing flowers and angling for bass. His office from
which he distributed thousands Of millions of
dollars without the loss Of a farthing was a
perfect museum of floral and botanical speci-
mems and of all the paraphernalia which 90 to
make up an anglers kit. And now at his
home in Florida. although he long ago passed
the allotted life OF man. the same habits remain
with him and the same pleasures come to him
from these cherished pastmes of his earlier
years He would. perhaps, all the same have
Illustrated in his life the virtues of an honest
man If Providence had not. in addition to
vigorous constitution, given him the telnpcra-
ment and taste of an angler but the fact that
he is an angler we may be sure abstracts moth
ing from the high qualities which enter into the
mental and moral structure of an honest man.
May he yet live many years to fish with leaders
as tough as his constitution. and with rods as
elastic as his humOr and as stable as his fame
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-26

A. W. Brown. d.. Of Providence. Ri. Gays: 81
have used HUNTS REMEDY IN my practice for the pest
sixteen years and che.rfuly recommend it q being
safe and reliable remedy"
Hunts Remedy IL purely vegetable compound. scion
tncally prepared by rstclass reaistered pharmacist
and win surely al diseases q tbs hdneys blad.
a.. liver and urinary Organs.-Coo. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-26
PROFESSIONAL.

! A RIIFIC1AL EYES. S. SO. SIS. THE 81
"A Glasses 81 Boxwood Thermometer; that 81 Field
Glass; 81 80 Pearl opera. HEMPLERS (The OIticiAnl
Old Stand Asa Pe:insy yania Dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-26
Voted Disciples OF the Disciple who
Said, FL 60 q Fishimg,',

Mr.. George Dawson, for many years editor OF
the Albany Evening Journal, is contributing to
forest and Stream Pleasant series of papers
entitled winter Talks aud Summer Pastimes. ~
from the last number of which we take the fol-
lowing extracts relating to several gentlemen
well known to readers of The STAR:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-26

his official parish for the length of time needful
to make the trip and enjoy the lOnged-for lux
ury. seat will be reserved for him in ourcosy
tent until a kind Providence shall enable him
unhampered by any special obligation to an ex-
acting public to try his prentice hand on the
lOrdly salmon.
JUSTICE GRAY.
Chief Justice Richie, of New Brunswick, and
Chief Justice Gray, of Massachusetts, (now OF
the Supreme Court Of the United States), were
two Of the merriest men l ever met on angling
waters The former, though venerable In
years, had all the ardor and enthusiasm of lusty
youth, and was one of the most persistent an
glers 1 ever encountered He cast with the
skill Of an expert and fought his fish with dash
and impetuosity as exciting as it was masterful
Chief Justice Gray, with less experience and
more elaboration In casting and killing, was
like his brother chief in his intense love Of the
sport and In appreciation Of the enjoyable pos
sibilities Of camp life on salmon waters. Among
the picturesque memories of these two eminent
jurists which remain with me is this:
Chief Justice Richie had struck q large
fish about the going down of
the sun. Falling to return to
camp before dark, his brother chief became
alarmed lest some mishap had befallen him.
Whereupon he hastily extemporized q number
OF birch-bark torches. and started out to the
rescue. The lost chief was found enveloped In
darkness. sturdily lighting huge fish among
rocks and rapids as impetuously and as resO-
lutely as II the chances were not ten to one that
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
feoal Noticee.

CUPREME COURr.-Clty aad County Of
, OF New Nork.-HELES T. SMITH Plaintiff, agt HAN.
~ AZ i 80 mi n'nt , vi "sItifioD and sa e made and
The enued toD on the fourteenth day of
judgment viii Il at pa c auction at the EAehaBge SAFES
Ioo Al iIcad"y IN Tie Sly d N,%l we ok, & Oh az Monuy
son auctoneer The premises Ia sad JGdgmeAs
FrSflyAi thar certain dwelling house and lot piece
parcel OF b Ing and being on the essey side OK
Thompson street between BIoome aud spring streets IN uis
fgth Wand OF the city of New York and no" known andds
ungushcd number nty SIX S6 Thompson street, :pa
rar v eonnd formerly Robert Livingston northerly by
aud southery y house aud lot OF gfouGd
number yiour Thompson stree containing n breadth IN
eighteen feet nine inches and ~ ens On eAch
side hundre. ieet, lie The same more or less -,
seoondlyA those tw0 certain ios pieces or parcels ot
being side OF Thirt hrst street be een mo
ed and cont lnng ~ oowa viz; Becunng point tbs
nOrtAery of IhirB inst street. distant "Ss,Y tlies
hnned from The westerly iae Of the First ave-
nue. running westerly along Tho neItheTy Line Vi %
tynrs street ny toeI thence no! merry on s psi s
First sennc ninety eight ot nine ches 70 lOint
equdstant between imryilst ana nv s,'"n . ss ,.
49, and henes souhcrfy hne parallel with the First
avenue unety eight feet nine inches 10 the point or peoot
fbTd that certain LOT piece o. parcel OF ground With
the buidngs ihereon s' & na =, en-, ih 9, t f New 2ors
knou as number ghten hundred and thirty Que sSI on
front by Cuton formerly rundle street norhery
by eighteen hundred and thry westerly ~ the
lot number eighteen hundred at t"n ahd s0uny
by lot number eyneen hundred aud thtytwo con n,ns
IN breadth in front and each twenty-five feet and IN
length on each side hundred feet Being The same prem
ises heretofore conveyed unto iii CoEkin 0y Aaron III
S ds Bearing date the twenty day OF January AD;
1917 and recorded IN the once Of The Register oi tne w
93 and by Ii Conkn conveyed unto thai.es so
he granor Of said Jacob Covert deceased oy desa %
The fourth diy OF March, A. D; 1854
Dated New. York. April IA, lss,.s, =, x,rrs p.,s,.o
CHARLES H. BuRrIs Ed r1ia!T' R1aoslSS; ns.Sl%s;
2awsat Th& May6
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after January 30. 1892.
IL l. l. l IL II l. \ Z y l.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave Ncwl ok DcfbiOse and COrtland street
Fcrrics follows.
IInrisburg Pttshurg the West SOu,h. with Pullman
Palace gars attached, IL q fn. ald p ni dal =. NcN-
Yor. aud Chicago Limited OF Pullman Palace Cars
daily.
Nnliamsport Lock Naven a. IN : p H.; Cory and Erie
1T p m connecting AZ Cory Tfust lie, Petroleum Cen
ire and the oh Regions
Bimore Washington md the south; Limited washing.
ron TX res, Of Pnlmau purnr Cars daily. except sunday,
lOa m: arrive Wa.hin ston p. Regular al s:3O a. m
90 and p and II night. ouuoay and D. l, and
II night.
Expires. for Baltimore. except sunday, =. m.
Atlantic CITY THROUGH car. except sunday
Boats OF "iruukyn Annex connect with al through trains
~ jersey C ahorns pcedy ana direct transit lof Brook
lyn travel
Trains arrive from Pttburg GOO AMI 1890 7:30
and lC D. m daily. From Washington AID Baltimore $50
$50 p m. 800 $50 g3j and 1000 p. sunday, go
lsJ a.. m 93J 1880 D. Prom Phiaa'4 4phA, 800
C2O G3D, G..O $50 $40, O.jO l:iu ma 10 %. 90, go
600 80 so $50 1910 and 1880 p sunday 800
coo G9O $50 ll:lG m C:2O 9.3J f0:IO 1880 p. m
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
rI,HE GOLDEN NORTHWEST.n
Now is The time TO secure homes n

Now IL the time 10 secure homes I'm
MINNESOTA, DAKOTA AND MONTANA
Tmigfauts intending i0 take during the approach
ing Spflng the GREAT SOUTHWEST should not fail 10
INFORM themselves Of the advantages offered bv tho
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
fol the OF that lands along lines In
MINNESOTA DAKOTA and MONTANA. ,,
The Northern Pachc Railroad runs through region "hleh
cannot be cNcelIeatIn
HEALTHFULNESS OF CLIMATE.
FERTILITY OF SOIL aud -
WEALTH OF NATURAL RESOU kC ES.
Nowhere else great Inducements onercdtJ
COLONISTS AND FARMEkS, -
MECHANICS LABOREltS AND MINERS,
LUMBERMEN, BUSIN ESs MEN AND IC IOC ltlslS
CROPS are large and SIOCk .hAIol 80 u a sue
cesAful occupation. there are READ MARkEIS COO d
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES and FINE ChANCES lOf
PAYING INVESTMENTS. -
The gre aterpaTt Of Dakota and Montana oilers
NEW FIELD FOR SEfILtMBNE
IhepTOspcTous condition Of existing settlements hl2hT t'
line The NOrtlern Pacific Railroad IN Minnesota anu -4s
Dakota the best guarantee OF the pernahehcyo Vi Ao
agricultural Interests ~ the entire region ,, e.
The Pacific tailroad has now IN inarhet we
wheat grazing lands. which ueOfcTed ~ 10" PIl0' MN
on terms OF payment ION 49,, oro noo onn ac-o.
awaiting settlement 1000 .,., .... ..,d. ,.. ,o.,
In MONTANA there arc 5O0oOOO acres ro'dy ior oocr
pancy. ..... nor, a,
rHE NORrHERN PACIFIC COUNTRY has no ~ ~: A.:
For detailed Information ali points appy a. o. t1'
~ iTOadVAT.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
riyO RENr

TO Rent. -. n...ua.,, ami
monlcair y. j., for the season "r year
paI'y furnished II hOlt modern
pioNemrnh large stabo and hNe
M ground plenty Of shade tr,cs lnc li"is' ana az
Box ZSl7 ". Y.
ESICHESTER COUNTY, n. Y.-For sale.
, d., cnoce farm IN North salem. about 100 acfes win
oon pndlhgs main road; healthy ana delightful sur
punnsInssi wei wateTcd. GEORGE IL. PLTHIL, I4o
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
FARE ONLY s3 70 BOSTON


steamers leave NcY- iuf. tu.s f-.Uday- included com
mcncus Ar! 30 40 J.. rom Pier - y. H. foot OF
Mur ay-Ft
ANNEX CONNECTION from JERSEY CITY at T.,
BKOOkLHN at $3.50 m. Tickets and siaieIoOms may BE-
secured AZ al principal hotels transfer and ticket Offices at
tht OIL oA III Err p, and on steamers
BOKDES & LOWELL. GEORGE L. CONNOB,
Agents. Genl Pass. Agent
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
Giip propertp 60 Eci.

rp,O RENT-From May 1st, handsome new
brick stone Gotta houses. with attractive
architectural features erected by John g. Henderson, Esd
as an OnV special and most careful attention
given Che drainage md plumbing contain al INC
modern improvements, incuins gas fixtures rent SNo
ncr double house. s;rc; 10, alton Sstlsi and Ave- j.
elevated railroad depot Sttst and Ave r. For further IN
formation apply 10 j. EDGAR LEANCiAFI l,54 Broad.
way.
- sTH-ST.. adjoining Madison-avC, ELEGANT
bk aud fully furnished house, only $500. ADRIAN H.
MULLER q son, PiHest.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD. EsTARLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND . OK SUN
DAY. Three STATIONs IL PHtLADEL-
PIIA. TWO ~ SEN-NORK
Exprcss Train, enyc Ycw.York, via DesbrOsses and @

DOUBLE TRACK; THE MOST IMPROVED Equip
MENT. AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENr WITH ABsOLL ~ SAFkIY
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22

Express Trains NcwYork. via Desbrosses and Cor
lanlt streets Ferries a. follows ,
1.2u : $50 tU Htcd IL a. ~. J. 80 aiO }, D ,
and r. m and H. night. sundays, ana TO a. III, ., D.
and . . ~, ard - night. -,
a ~ and p i running tarOurh wa Trenton IN camden
fofnrf ING train leave Broldst station Fkiadelpi1,
POL 800 :3O ..i5 600, 1850. so 500 and u Co. ~ linn
tf.i .p.,,. 100 u. ul q. D. g. $50. 800 and
49,, ~,f,ufa, i-oi ..F a s.I 4. h.9u 7:5j
H. m. Ic-yc rhiiadc pila Camdrn . a nL and i5O
d ~ daily, except ~uuoay-
ne, et tire- g4t Broadway Astor House and
fos ~ r aud cortland sfsi Court IT,, aud 1rl l0l
i,n Annex station. loot OF Fulton IT, bitoAyn. Nos ll4,
M ana Us udeou--. ItOhukcn; Sat0n. Jefrts city.
rr.ii ~aut Ticket once. Batierg- pace
,lI. .c..-s Transfer tOmtay VIII cal lor ana check
ba-rrt,e from hotels end residences
I..ANn fJls ~. j. r. Nnpi.
i---N-' ,;.'.r.i uan,aer. General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
Summer Resorts

PASS ROCK HOUSE, Good TIarbor Beach,
~ loncccr Masstinc.t surf bathing and ocean scenery
'''' >'''''' ''"' ''' '''A " T. c. Br6WN.
RELMONT HALL, Schoolcy's Mountain, y.
- j. opcns June q frsic'sl aeeommo.aions and iea,
sccncp Accessible h. pei, Lack and Western r. Z, AMI
CArSKILL MOUNTAINS.
N Trclnlcr iloa.e: open' June h. Terms: s3 - per
'' go ~ '-' j. II. TnrMPER. JR. Proprietor.
rha.nici Ulster ouny. y. T.
CIIERRY HILL FARM HOUSE.-On high
H o4G d a m 'S st Si of ay o55d % Wa SaSIf e @ NIX i
ic.. ese, NrPtaho'i dnig mail tcceiaph Terms - and
Green 5oar,g \ T. '''' - '' H.
CAPON SPRINGS and BATHS alkaline
oPfSs5uNE fasy q access from an points ie COW
pas ayng ne la-9e .Tnn ne pool of C,Inonat"d nn-
ora, % IA lnr World. As Iron -pfngs se,nd 10 no
i, ,s " ,, K -, c -,i an I@nl 1 rGJ n, %
mel'cai Other tc-iimony send pamphlet Fino
ycltsrmcnt W. II. SALE Pro lrieor
COUNTRY BOARD.-Ladics or gentlemen
~ dcsine quct attractive home in the country may OBJ
tain Tn, same L., addressing roN ie5 Ncv ton, ~.
GLEN RIDGE Cornwall, n; Y.-Board for
~ i@ % now open Eori M & @ef' re @ gPuna''
PAVILION HOTEL, Islip Long Island;
h Now open. JAMES SLATER
PENINSULA HOUSE, Sea BRIGHT, n. IA
first cas, iamily scasaore resort, bathing boating
Ninety minutes from NewYork --
PAVILION HOTEL, Woodsbureh, l.. l.
\ IcAc miles from city; boating, bathing nnd fishing.
toom- De secured AT the United stats Hotel Now York
city. [. M TRUMAN.
DROSPECT HOUSE.
1 BAY sHORE, LoNG ISLAND. ,,. No..
-tnaC in fun o the the Great south Bay;
finest fishing and Yachting in the vicinity of Vow
NorE; te only hoic located directly on IA" water d., sil
ton renders H. free from insects or malaria TWO or three
very desirable cottages ID leg nc,r iiOtei
\. 2. SEWELT-
GEABRIGHT.-Ro0 at one of the finest
- cottages situated iumsens Neck minutes drive
uIcIt. .ado l1r "a, season only Apply 20 East "stnst
GARANACLAKEHOUS E"ADlRONDACKS."
y Thi- Wcl-kuown and popular summer Resort boau-
fully Situated Lower S1IanaC Lake, the key 10 the
lakes and Blue Mountain Lake Region, opens May
Table best u the mountains rooms large, el-ycntated
thoroughly renovated and newlyfurnishc Throughout
lUons 300 guests. send Tor circular AudIe5s
MILO e.. LL1E, Proprietor Saranac Lake y !.
TJ'HE WANERLEY," ATLANTIC CITY,
4 HOUSE IL FL IL VIEW OF THE OCEAN.
bells, sas hot and cold Fatcr baths On eacn
floor ground door with sea water baths
attached Billiard room gallery and all the onyenence'
of a frst-class hotel J. L. BKH HAHE
WILTON, CONN.-TIigh shady grounds,
~ healthy location, large piazzas milk poultry vese
tables ruit, home comforts terms IelsOnaDe Aluiess
MRS. +. B.
4 2Nn FEET ABOVE THE SEA.
NV M0uutlin OOlness. season opens Juy l.
MOUNT MCGEEGOR ten miles north Of saratoga.
Connected elegantly equipped pleasure road IN
the L. s.. Trains every hur Fihc camping grounds Ad
dress NOUS q AiCGRtGOK IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
tIimltei). saratoga springs. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22

NEW-YORK AND long BRANCH ) ,i l-,Ii:,, r. 4:
Station. in York rsnny EN- SnG Da.brc % E Go' '''no'
}ccnira tI-of NJ rot Lbcrty.st
LEAVE NEWYORK, commencing AprI /, ls.- -
For South Amboy Matawan. sc, via C. Il. r., of y j., .,
FoF ad d GaHg % L5us anc ran E 6sfaa ps Gd7c & A:6ay fS K
m a p j:5o sIprs Ii ~ T. p M VIA Penn R H.
For Heyport via C. r. r. Of y J, .. sis - M, p
For Freehold via C. r. r. Of N J s.l5 ain, - M, 1,
Lakewood Toms River &C. via G. r. r. y. J. s:l5 a
F6i idns River and seaside PARK via Penn. R. R. a.
For atlantic city Nlnc.and Bridgeton, &C. via c. r. H. Of
bATDWIS p Y q r. G w9QD p % P r. + HANp2HEn s@5i
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
II 1oRk LAKE 4 ., ERIE ~ =, AND WEsINERN N hAiLRoAh
Arangemgni M o. trains 4 i,om nam ham9ess & treet Depot
room Coaches TO Buffalo and suspension Bridge . oo,
at NJ connecting with fast trains the West and south
west Pul'maus best DIawngroom Sleeping Coaches to
p M (Daily)-Pacihc Express for the West Sleeping
chicago without chance Hotel coaches through to Chicago
Rntleriord a9d fassae. g 75o PA 1929 II noon
night sundays $50 lO20a % $780, T. midnight.
fas'.oPP 81 sP & o 5 @ & SgH 7 r. 1913 TSo4 NJ and and + & G2 m
night sundays, s:3o 1920 M, l45 63o Il mdn lht
So i:3G 800 $40 $50 p m and II midnight saturday
suifsrn & 80 1870 a. m NJ Ii5 $55 5i5 7l5 M
and midnight m Sundays $780, 1920 mo- ll'' GSO
Nc~G"reanG wing iV Cornwall 755 NJ $780, 1902 M sun
Goshen s. 700 9 1920, m, 3;3o $50 45O T. 7l5 p
MiddieoSn $50. 3 1920 a. rnr 5:io 43o. T. 7.I5p m.
D. m. trains connect with Midland Railroad at Mainst
PoitJeIviIs 200 lG:2Q a. m $50. g. 80 p M Sun
8ols cave 23 gnrter Of and quarter after each hour
from J:45 m. 10 ..ij and at lOlJ ana II:iJh M
Tickets and for apartments IN DtWln- room
sleeping Coaches be obtained ana orders iO tho
checking and transfer o BAGGAGE may be ct at e Soi
panys Offices 26l, 4Ol OF ej7 Broadway, y y, No
tourtst. Brooklyn or 20 the CompanY's Dnpot+
Fmigraut agency. No 10 tifecnwich-si - ", . = ~
trains from The West arrive in Nc"1 1oi4 a ''-1
a. M. and 1910 p.
JNO. y. ABBOTT Genl Pass'r Agent. Ncw-York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY.
- Trains leave ngewood C'osor Prrmnn and Nyack
sundays a. and G:l5 p. m. The 1880 p tram viii
leave 30 minutes later saturday nights.
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey l. ~ IL m ioOp p m
$50 <. ABBOTT. GenI Pass'r Agent New.York.
EOR BOaTON-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman Slcrpcrs y. y y. III. and H. x. r. leaves
Giand Central Dr o At loo D. week days and 1890 pm
road at Grand Central Depot and principal hotels.
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Landmg
at Cran-'un' Landing West P1n1, Cornwall. New
burg Marlboro Milton POughkcrp-r Esppus connecting
with Ulster Delaware NarOad Steamboats, City of
,at.il James W. Baldwin ave daily at p foot
HarIi.pn-i North ilNcI except saturdays when the
City Of tatshl. leaves az pm
FALL RIVER LINE
BOSTON and the EAST via Newport aud Fall River.
keappcarancc OF the elegant steamers
BRISTOL. and PROVIDENCE
for the spring and summer
FARE ONLY So TO BOSTON
fOT limited tickets.
steamers leave Nen .iol. N Hday, included com.
30 a D y. X.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
Grales, ffn0ers, e!t.

4 - CONOvER II co,
usNTFACTT TRERS OF ARTISTIC GRArES
FENDERo AND OPEN FIREPLACES
ANDIRONS FIRE IRONS, PLAQUES, 81:
ntREC,T IMPORTERS OF ALL KIN DS OF IA I.ESs
HAVE REMOVED 10
soWEST 23Dsr AND2l WEST 22D-SE
Branch, y6s Canast
Estin "a given 70 architoots and euilderA
VISIT Is SOLICITED
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Commencing Apr /. 1882.
STEAMER JESSE HONT Will. LEAVE PIER g, y. r.
FOOT RECIOR->T:
For Highlands, Sclbught, Monmouth Beach ana Long
Branch g. lO:l . a. IN. b - p. SUNDAY lVd H.
For Ocean Grove. Point Pleasant. sc, lO;l1 a. m.
For LAX kcwO)d Toms River Bane-at, &c. i:i1 p. m
VIA RED BANk-FrOm foot Llbcrty-st SID a. m. TOT
Lakewood, Toms River Barnega'. &C. p NJ or l2Ee"9od
Toms River Atlantic city, and a stations To Bay Se
H. for Lakewood Toms River, Barnegdt, %c re-, d. -,
VIA BRANCHpOKI- From foot libetty-st.: or Nanuy
Hook. II for Highlands l. m- y. NJ Tor Monlnoulh
Beach and ~cabrghf. -.l1 - M. q. 80, , .
Tickets reading Via BOAT ard san DN OON W ~ uuu w
good L. ana tickets reading Via Rail wi not be reeoS
niZcd via sandy Hook.
JOSEPH - HARRIS. H. L. BAiDN y
General Manager Con Ia7. Agent
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
Connlrn prop;rln for Sale auN 90 Cct.

At ORANGE, y. j. (ncighborhood speciality
~ -PrOpcrt, sac and rent. al cti great bar
gains LDWARDP. HAM1LTON. = Pme-st, y. y
4 BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE on The North
N OF staten island cgit acres laud in lawn finely
shndel cuinmouous frame mansion and lodge. bot situation
on The Isald perfectly healthy and commands ne ye" ~
the reasonable terms photograph ahd pai.io MARS with
G.. ". CAERGNDpON. III broadway basement
An ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT on the
~ Hudson Iaycr for sale OF TO let sGieb views very
healthy nae Toads and ntiehhurhO1d ccpl enable IN
every respect. Address v. IL. DUNNlSG, 20 NAsaauft
City Of NoW-NOilG
At RIDGEFIELD, CONN.-TO let for the
~ summer, or sale.
Wonse with rooms partly furnished good well OF water
tncscr and good gaidcu plenty oi tIut
and slIc;r,es good stabing high ground nile IRON
post oiicc and churches For Ia tclars addrc s. BEN
lnICI. BtanclYilIo, Cnnn.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22

TENO RENTAL the seaside for the summer
Two very desirable furnished houses fruit shade, gar
den stabiIF Address Post flee Box 3d. Bndgehampon
InnD