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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-01

THE twelfth anniversary Of the opening of r.
6OlISchmiiS Mammoth Department Store, Sl2 9TH
street northwest, will be celebr tod Wedns Sdly,
May 81, when On this occasion every lady will be
presented with a handsome painted fan also, I'M
mcnSe bargains will be almost given away. The
store Will be tastafully decorated and q Chinese
Illumination Will take place in the evening.
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DRY GOODS.


I CUISINE SILKS AT IS CENTS.
We have Just placed ON our counters lot Of
LOUIsINE SILKS AT IS CENTS.
which we offer as bargains
FOULARD SILKS reduced to 75c. from 81.
FoULARD SILKS rsauced to 81. Is from 81 So
New lot Of EMBROIDERED DRESSES at SIS.
BROCADE SILKS at q. Is and 81 so. The lest Silks
In the market for the price.
Special BARGAINS in BLACK SILKS at 81 and s1.25.
NEW GRENADINES. SPRING BLACK GOODS.
CANTON CREPE. CREPE DE CHENE AND JAPAN
CREPE
FANCY WOOL DRESS GOODS in great variety.
LADIES' and Misses FANCY HOSE.
NEW PARAsOLs AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
GUIPURE EMBROIDERIEs and SPANISH LACEs.
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN DRESSES in great Va.
riety.
SCOTCH GINGHAMS and FRENCH SATINEs.
MERv LAWNS. CHOICE WHITE GOODS
INDIA LINEN. DIMITY NULL.
PERSIAN LAWN, &c
Our Stock is unusually hrge and the selections first
class and many goods counters cannot be found
In other stores.
~ ONE PRICE.
W. II. SINISTER & SONS.
s19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
The Best is the Cheapest a29
pURE SILK PLUSH GRENADINES.
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CITY ITEMS.
If it is Headache

7
Is not SO strong and Servceable as those made and
sold by JAS. s. TOPHAM, 425 7th street.
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Go TO Granvlile's for the Cranks. 1925 Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-01

TRUNKS stronger than JunbO'S made and sold by
Jas. S. TOpman. 425 atn street northwest.
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THE Original Cranks at GranvIlle's, 1925 Pa ave.
For FINE PARAsoIs. go to Young's, go thstreet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-01

Those Who Have Heen DOsed
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FrssE1Ls Ice Cream AMI Charlotte Russa
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

TIE EYEsrGHr fitted at Hempler's, near
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SEATON PERRY,
Successor TO PERRY & BROrHER,)
Requests an inspection of his Entire New Stock
--LATEST SPRING AND SUMMER NOVELTIES"
Brocaded and Striped Plush GRENADINES.
Twisted Silk HERNANIES.
Brocaded Foulard SATINS in Bright Coors for Dress
Waists.
LOUISINES, sURAH SILKS SUMMER SILKS
KHADAMES. with MORE FRANCHISE to match.
from SIS to $50
Embroidered IND "A PoNGEEs CANTON GRAPES,
AA ,8Ip RsoN's SCOTCH sYLPHIDEs and
''speeial attractions in HANDKERCHIEFs, HOS
. 1ERY and GAUZE UNDERWEAR.
New LINEN LAWNS, in Rings, Polka spots and
Stripes for Combination Suits.
MERV LAWNS FRENCH JACONETS.
All WOOL NEWPORT SUlTINGS, at SOC.
Immense Stock FRENCH WOOL DRESS FABRICS.
Rare BarYains in LUPIN'S ALL WOOL NUNS VEIL
INGS at 25c and 42-inch ILLUMINATED SUIT
1NGS, at soc.
EMBROIDERED PARIS FICHUs
Complete assortment of New and Choice PARASOLS
- and SUN UMBRELLAS.
New, Plain and Figured SATlNES. at SOC.
ALL THE NOVELTIES IN WHITE GOODS
"a PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEAToN PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established 1910. a29
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majoiica plates, 75c; = d. fancy majolica plates,
90c.; suDhower fruit dishes on stand, 36c. 4 dz.
plated tea spoons and butter knives, 71c. d.
engraved goblets and fancy tray, Tic ;majoica tea
or coffee pots. 49,. n dz. Cocoa handle knives and
FORKS, Ole; majoIiea' SIC, worth A;3; crystal
plates, Csc Examine our 1915 Stat baby carriages.
The above can only be had at NJ. AugenStein's.
Don't be misled by any initiating store.
RUSH for parasols at Young's, 80 9TH street
THE GREAT CRANK CARDS have arrived. For
sale by all card, novelty and news dealers. Nor
rison s. Duyal, publishers
BY HIS FRENCH DRY PROCESS A. Fischer cleans
ladies' evening dresses, velvets, Grape wells, gents
fine clothes, etc. N.B.-HiS dyeiDg OF black all
wool ladies' and gents garments is unsurpassed.
A. Fischer. 900 q street northwest.
HURRAH for Jumbo and the crank cards See ii
your friends are not one OF them. For sale at
Rogers Cutlery, under st. Mares hotel.
c. T. CREAHEN.
REINFORCED unlaundiied shirts &C.: gauze un-
der6hirts, 15c. Dammann's st6 7th street.
SATINs, Nuns Yelling, Grapes, Cashmeres and
SilkS, IA 9Th.
FussELL's Ice Cream AMI Charlotte Russa
THE Only Cranks putt shed, at Granvllle's, 1895
Pc. ave.
Morris FRENCH POwDERS-Sure cure. See medi-
cal adv.
been reOpened by II. W. Henderson Co. with a
fine stock OF English and American wall papers;
also, window shades, DC. All orders promptly at
tended TO.
NEW ILLUMINATED DRESS GOODS, go 9Th street,
at Youngs
FIVE CASES OF CHOICE STYLES PACIFIC LAWNS
worth 10y cents, at 3 cents per yard
You've STERN. SOL eth street
THE Original Cranks at Granvlne's, 1925 Pa. ave.
For FINE PAEAsoIs go TO Younss, 80 7thstreet.
THIS WEEK, Wednesday. Baum's second spring
opening. Read the advertisement. a souvenir
viii be presented to our patrons.
LADIES, don't fail to see Damrnapn's black and
cream Spanish lace, at pc sos sth street.
TIE German brig Hevelius, which brought a
cargo of salt from Liyerpoel to Mr. H. l. Bscoe, OF
Point, where She VIII ttke on board cargo OF wal
nut and OAK tmter for liverpool.
Go TO Granvlile's for the Cr1nks. 1925 Pa ave.
CRANK cards at W; 'lngton Market, stn-st.wing.
SPECIAL sale OF collars tomorrow, in all the
latest shades and styles. for s. 8, 10, 1sH, 49, 49,
Ladies' real Isle gloves and elasti,, lace and
top. . cts, at Mrs. Max Weyis, egt, 712 It'll street
northwest
THE twelfth anniversary Of the opening of r.
GOldschmii's Mammoth Department Store, Sl2 9TH
street northwest, will be celebr tod "Wednesday,
Nay OIL, NiltH OH ttl5 occaSioh every ituy VIII ot
presented with a handsome painted fan; also. I'M
ncnSe bargains will be almost given away. The
store will be tastafully decorated. and a Chinese
Illumination Will take place in the evening.
TRUNKS stronger than JumbO'S made and sold by
las. s. TOpm2a. AS 1tn street northwest
ANNIVERSARY and obituary poems, lowest Rates.
Zee personal"
DANMANN's, SOC 9TH street, SItin-llned parasolS,
n6; japanese parasclS, Ijc.; childrenS silk para
sols, &C..
TIE EYEsIGHr fitted at Hempler's. near AZ St
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ASNIvERs AIRY and obituary poems, lowest Rates
Zee personal"
DANNANN's. SOC 9TH street, sItin-lined parasolS
n&: Japanese pardscls, 15c. childrens SILK para
sOls, Go.
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COMPOUND LICORICE POWDER,
~ German formua) for purifying the blood and reg.
ulatlng the system, % cents Box.
tUkE NOTTINGHAM COD LIVER OIL.
- 40 cents per pint.
At A. NJ. kLOCLEWSKrS PHARMACY.
m15 street.
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ORIENTAL G00DS At AUCTroN.-Their Will he On
exhibition at DOwlin2's auction rooms on FRIDAY
and Saturday, May 5th and 9th, a superb colec-
ton OF Oriental goods, comprising Turkish, Per-
sian, and Egyptian carpets and russ pOrtiereS and
other fire textiles. Full particulars IN advertise
Ment In to-rao.rOw,s issue.
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EECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT, AND THE
> highest cash prices paid. Also Watches Jewelry
Guns, Pistols. &c. Call address HERZOG. 3OS 9th
street. PENNSYLVANIA avenue MARIA
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ents.
ROOTH'S THEATRE.
Thia nv Il In ~ LG n va 4
EDWIN BOOTH.

ROOTH'S THEATRE. EDWIN BOOTH.
~ This lWEDNESDAY) EVENING, April 10.
EDWIN BOOTH EDWIN ROOTU
EDWIN BOOTH MACBETH. EDWIN BOOTH
Revenge. Prices. 81 co. 81, so and 25 cents
REPERT0lRE FOR NEXT WEEK;
Monday Iamet Tuesday. King Lear; Wednesday Richie.
lieu; Thursday Hamlet Friday, King Lear Saturday
inee, Hamlet Saturday evening Richard I'LL ale OF
Office.
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Gouses ano Rooms n0antco.

WANTED-By LIST May, a r-story house |,
w unfurnisled partly furnished owner 20 boar IL par
payment Of privilege 20 take few boardsrs Anf cs
a b.. Box III Uptown Tribune ONCE, ,23o BfOadhG'
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6leamboats ano Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
IA DEAN RICHMOND and ST. JOHN leave pier Al North
River foot Of Canal.st, every WEEK DAY Yat8 p m
Meeting ut Albany Sunday morning eXcepted) With trains
north west and east. Staferooms warmed
Excursion tickets TO Albany aud return good 80 so
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STAR;IN'S, urn x,u,,.op rr ,yspoRr,rto,

CHARMS ...,,,,,,.r ,r,o,,
y CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office, Pier ls, y. r., foot Cortlandtst
Consgnment OF freight forwarded as directed " any part
Q; the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DiSPATClL
Orders delivery OF all kinds Of freight anu me
clnndlsc to any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HAKBOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight Of every description promptly ghtered 70 any point
In the harbor al reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, BAKGES AND GROVES IO ChA4s
TER FOR EXCUESIONS
Steamers John H. starin aad Erastus Corning Tor NE"
HAVEN, leave Pier ls y. H. at y. daily LSaturdaJf
executed
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New'fork an'
New.lIayen Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points on d. l. & W. Il H. received az PloF 10.
For New Haven and points East at Pier lS , -,
NORTH SHORE. STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Mics Ior
Ten Cents from Pcr l. H. II, loot Whlte ns-
CENTRAL SHIPYARD Communpaw, NJ.-Dry DochA
and Boiler shops. everything AODcrthnns " ''
construction ana repair of vos,el
u,ROY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LINE.-New
i steamers sARATOGA and CITY OF TROY , leave
daily Except Saturday at m, Pier ~ ~ r. loot Chns
oDierst connecting with mOrning Trains ot Sot1u ALI
West, Sunday steamer touches at Albany
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CHE GOLDEN NORTHWEST.0

Now is the time TO secure homes in
MINNESOTA, DAKO1A AND MONTANA.
Fmigrants Intending TO take farms during the approach
ing Spring the GREAT NORTHWEST should not iau 10
inform themselves of the advantages offered by the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD,
for the settlement lands along W lines IN
~ MINNESOTA DAKOTA and MONTANA
The Northern Pacific Railroad through region whicl
cannot be eIcelledin
IIEALTHFULNESS OF CLIMATE,
FERTILITY OF SOIL and ,,.e o,- ,,,,,,
WEALTH OF NATURAL RESOC KClsS.
Nowhere else are so great md ucements onerodt0
COLONISTs AND FARMERS, .., ,,r.-r.S
LUMBERMEN, BUSINESS MEN a ~ ~, r31 W! * kdS ! SIS NJ
CROPS are large and STOCk.hAlS aSG Is sue
cessfnl occ cupation there REA DY MAHh EiS DOO
HITSINKsS OPPORTUNITIES and FINE CHANCbo ior
PAYING INVESTMENTS. 10000
me Oreater part OF Dakota and MOnIlht oIeist
NEW FIELD FOR Sci Il'thENl, /, 49, -.
The Drosperous condition of existing settlements tn'
line OF the Northern Pacific iarOadn MlnhesOIi am st
best guarantee OF he Poilh'"01 VI 'no
agricuItural Interests entire region 49,, o,o,
The Northern Pacific Railroad has noW hi .i.a All
wheat and grazing lands. winch Meoi"'o-" "' -" -
terms OF payment non a, or. ore 900 900 acres
In MINNESOTA and DAhOi a ''''' NV
awaiting settlement o,o ono nora. readv for occu.
pancy. -. e.,,,,r, ,,c,rNrDv baa M EQUAL.
Fo detailed Information all points appy a ato VI"
'O'i N4'-' NO 25J broadway.
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Corporation Notices.
3)roposals.

TREASURY DEPARrsENT,
OFFICE OF SECRETARY,
WASHINGTON d. c., April 10, 1882
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Office until o'clock p Of Saturday, May 1882
for manufacturing and placing position in complete work
order certain furniture for the Post Office in the New
House and Post Oflce Building Harrisburg Pa.
Upon application this Office detailed information will be
furnished furniture manufacturers desiring To submit pro-
posals
The Department reserves the right reject any all
bids or parts OF any bid, and 10 defects
CIIAS. J. FOLGER, Secretary.
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REAL ESTATE

x,u.yoRK. Tuesday, April 1s. 1882
solos were made at the Ex-
.,.nce salesroom to-day:
gum" By j. Brorn' -,
wo., sethst 45o # W of 6th-Ave' each O' ss4.5 500
.ioussioO b Lindlcy ..- - -, "a,
By Richard v har"e', ,o,,
,.,., ,,,clling with lot. No ~ East Eas io'si
A. IS 2S7 eOf 4thaNe' Nv ....;....;.;; $4,000
SSShs sTcs with SOl p1G Cl Setss
pos so.sIioo HsrS'Ins'CSS NJ; No 52s East lsthst
History .ra%s shSS S xveB lot 25xloSS same pu' 5000
chaser ,rcni house with lot No ~ West $4,000
'4s'Sis iS9Gsi Of Ss ShSSSe ssS ,sS
HOases WIN y, pdgst esch plot Of land 1'''o 1880
roberts .n6 stable With lot NOl7 Al Gan Can.
sstory oTieS nH"Ii ~ OF Dcsneoy'iS o' 'A 1000
non isesr. " las Htzsimmons ~,
,orse with lot, No s47 I,exng
ssSry ,aSye SOIL # Of 64'hst o' 10000
,hsI house with lot No do 20 RneYi ciiIi $4,000
Sr nSS house with lot 20 s5S IeSmgSns"" @ gSs 1900
smla nh,sinSc above, lot l66AsO' John heiu''''''
EVE 4. Laurence Son.
49,. ,,c, bouses with lot No $50 East 69th,sG
Ss 50 II of lst-sve, plot zVA'@' ~ Mo l2250
Duffy ''''
BY Peter +. Meyer
slOts West sistst 22o ftw of @haVe eaon .. 10000
'''.lGs2 uy Simmons. '''''''
ByA H. Muller & Son.
$1,000 ,,,os csth.s,. S25 It W Of lOthave, 25xloO . ooo
Geo fssa Bsaq1 io2ds 2io IT Sdave 20zioOlhE t7oo
llot Last lO2dsI SoJoini"s "OO'' -...'... $500
llOi Fast lZsdst; S 80 nooi hennS'ona.' $3.50
slot s. NieholasayS 2SS'9 II OF 1900
By HfliGm Kennedy
1Ot 70thst 100 it y Of gthaye a,St eao
ana lots 1tS'S %ugIay 21;X oi 'o'i''s lG45o
4Ois West St3sH 100 81 srna'@ 10000
By Hordtio Henrtques.
ostory frxme house with lot NO 40 East & SStf,sS N
ms lOene OF sEaVe' l'o' zOAiouo' .O"n 5000
''''''--'''''
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Anrtion Sales of Real Cstate.


EXECUTORS SALE.-JOhn Il. Boyd, auc-
~ tOneer will sell at auction Thursday, April 20 AZ l?
o'clock Exchange SalesrOom Ill Broadway the sailors
SDug arb0r lease OF premises No S broadway opposite
A. r. Stewart &c Co.'S Also real estate consisting OF three
lots 5thave. ll6th aud 1l7th-sts, 253xiOO
For particulars apply Ia WILLIAM A. BOYD. ESQ.,
Attorney for Executrx, 40 Beekman-st
MORRIS WILKINS, Auctioneer.
Peremptory Partition By order Of the Supreme
Court under direction Of X Lockman, esq., referee,
+. H LUDLOW & co.
will sell at auction WEDNESDAY. April 10 1882 at ~
O'clock Exchange saesroom. No Ill Broadway New
York. 49,. ,,-,-
SOUTH -sT-Nos "a and s5substantia hvestory brick OK
366 by 81 L feet west side ana 10
feet on east side OF Old slip sold subject TO
of year. 10 May J. 1888. at S3,5OO.
ALSO.
estate right title interest property. claim and de-
mand whatsoever which Benjamin Aymar eceased) had IN
Nos and 10 East River belonging or ap
purtonant 10 No "a Southst
ALSO,
70 and 81 in Grace Church IN the CITY OF new
York ground rent paid 10 January ~, 1888.
ALSO,
Pew No In French Protestant Episcopal church. Du
Saint Esprit" III the City OF New-Nork
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furniture.
Gteamtoats au0 naiIroa6s.

FOR RONDOUT and dKINGSTON.-Landlng
Il at CranstOns Landing CWest Point. Cornwall New
burg Marlboro Milton Poughkeepsie. Esopus. connecting
with Ulster Delaware Railroad. Steamboats, City Of
Catsk James w. Baldwin leave daily AZ p m foot
North River except saturdays when the
City Of Catskill leaves at y, IN.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passeng
~ and o. 1881 will leave depots foot OF
Cortlandt and DesbrOssesss at 7:40A $40 and G30
pm for aston Bethlehem Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk
Wilkesbarre TOwanda WGyery ithaca. Geneva Lyons.
Buffalo and the West Trainat m for Eaton Bethlehem.
Allentown. Reading, Mauch Chunk Wkesbarre and Pitts
Pullman sleeping coaches att1ched 10 $3.50 train
Trains leaving at 74Oa- aud p connect for all points
In ManauOy uaLirtOn regions sunday Ocal
+. B. BYlNGTON, q. r. A
General Eastern Office corner Church and COrtland-ss
e. IL. CUMMINGS, Agen.
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g. H. CUMMINGS. Agen%

NEW-HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD HOLN OKE SOUTH VERNON, ST
JOII2SBURY, SC Steamers leave Pier 20, e. r.. at p
with special train Tickets sold and checked "a
broadway, y. " and Court ST., brooklyn Excursion to
New-Haven and return, II 90.
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gfrursicns.

EUROPEAN PARTY.-Eighth year. JUNE
Il ~ Address ]. a. LOOMS, % Unonsq. ". Y
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Gitp 11roptrin 90 Eet.

rTO LET.-Four-story brownstone house,
6e7 Madison between Goth and 6lstst mirrors anu
Chandeliers all and In perfect order rent
500 10 be seen from TO y. Apply TO OWNER, 53
Westst
rINO RENT.-FrOm May 1st, handsome new
brick stone and terra Gotta houses with very attractive
architectural features erected by John Henderson Esd
investment only special and most careful attention
has been TO the drainage and plumbing contain al INC
improvements including fixtures rent $500
double house $500 location, SThst and Ave b.;
elevated railroad depot S6ts and Ave for niner @ m
way.
SfTH-ST.. adjoining Madison-ave., elegant
e)f and fully furnished house only So 600. ADRIAN H..
MULLER q son. Pine-st-
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
On and after Z January %, 1882.

On nIan, and after e January 22 lssa.
AND UNITED STATES MAIL RoUTE
Trains leave New York. Via Desbosses and Cortandt Street
arrsburs Pttsburg the West and South. with Pullman
YorE and Chicago S Limited mi Of p pullman Palace
% SnaS lGS: & o MI fGSF ana dsa
ton o PnSa nor Pa @ cas y eIeept san
M MlOa NJ arrive Washington p m Regqlar ara az 500 IL
$40 Z, an19 p m. and IL night SUNDAY Z ana 'p Ill.,
- Fnsrrss iiSn. for baltimore except Sunday n
For Atlantic sa through car m except & sanday IN aSrou,
trains ersey city aaorngA speedy and drect transit
lCT Trains PPgrg go a 7so
and oon iaY & s5o@ md io5 ana ma snnSy S &
sSSa S5S M M 55s gs5 'as@a F5aSsPh 5S
M 10 no. no. ana & l2'2 }o m and uH$sS ISsS s21 NJ
PHILADELPHIA
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
~ TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYsANDg ON sun.
rHiA, IW61 s il M oNSSEw.YoKK. a
DOUBLE TEAGK M THE MOST IMPR9yEEP EQUIP
ENf WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
ladt streets reTrea4, iOiIow1s! 1sF' ""
ana ana = ais@ max I suadnS.5 a n anilo a. 80
Express Trains NcwYork daily except sundsya.'ii
and y % "naS tArq1gh va TssaS@ aaa aqa
I2;0 500 800 i5 900 lj0 500 500 and II n lAm.
'5fH 6H saaSSsy GaSSay'l 5I SO .5 $50 ga 'S @ asa and
p M Lave t phls;Spa ssnp VIA Camden An anu ''o
p pTTte T 1ice, Et9 and IA Broadway Astor House, and
foot of Desnrosses Coraudt-t Coarst. and Brook
iyn Innex station FultOnJt. Brooklyn Nos III,
Ila and llS lludson-st. HoDoken Station. Jersey CITY
Emgraut Ticket ONCE. Battery place - -, -, o,.,L
The York Transfer company viii can ZOE an VIVA
baggage from hotels and residences , u wooD
TiASk THOMSON ,anr., o. ~, ISaSs;,, ,oo,,,
General Manager "ohci" "''i -Nbon'l
rI,UE POPULAR SHORE LINE 10 BOSTON
ALL RAIL from Grand Central do Depot p,d p0.,o, o.,
Three express trains daily except sunday 70 boston az
800 parlor cars atiaehcah anu iV D. u" N"i'"
p1iaSsa sSnasSs slSspn s F. M with palace sleeping cas1
limited tickets Boston lall raill, ~.
Tickets aud seats can be as
Central DepOL
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Brooslpn propertp for Sale anb 90 Eet


Brooklyn Heights ehgibly located, for one 10 three
finely furnished 10 RESPONSIBLE and careful
tenant private family preferred 1t has sleeping rooms
others with all modern Improvements II not responsi
BILE required. Address with references, LONG
FELLOW. BOX l4l, Post Office Brooklyn.
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PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only
Steamers leave Pier 30 foot OF Waost " H. al p IN
daily except sundays for BO5tol via PToVidencest
Freight either line taken at lowest rates 49, . =, . .
ID. =. BABCOCk. President /. ". FlLhlNS, q. T. Agt.
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tT0NINGTON LINZ FOR BOSTON.

CTONINGTON LINE FOX BUSIUN.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
FARE 80 Boston for 1rstcass limited ticket good only
as specified their face. . -. . ..,,r-r -,
steamers sTONINGrON and NARRAGANSEII leave
daily Except sundays) m from Pier 49, ~ H. foot OF
Jay.st arriving In Boston NJ . a.
Tickets all principal ticket o1ces SGteroOms
secured OF WestcOtts Express Co. at NOS 0l a
g7 Broadway House. at Metropolitan and Fifth
Avenue Hotel ticket Offices
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NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston, Nashua Portland and the East
reduced Limited tickets to Boston, 49, 10 Worcester ~
The new Iron steamer -
CITY OF WORCESTER,
Without exception elegant the SOUND and
the favOrite CITY OF BOSTON,
leave Pier 40 North River foot Of Wasst, next pier
above Dcsbrossesst Ferry daily except Sundays at m
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-Comme March 2G 1882.
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot -
a Western and Northern Express 10 Rochester and
Montreal with drawing-rOOm
$40 Special Express Chicago daily stopping only
at Albany Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Cleveland and To
ledO.
1880 m7 Chicago Express drawngroom cars TO Canaan
daigua Rochester and Il ufalO.
IL III, 10 Albany and Troy with connection 70 CIc.
Saratoga, Glens Falls and Rutland.
4p H.. Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy. 80,
b.3U spoClI NOith tncasO Express, daily,
with sleeping for Detroit and Chicago. 49,
Gp St Louis Express with sleeping cars Tor ST Iouis
running through every day In tie week. also Niagara Fn
Bunalo. and Toledo . 49,, .,
C:SO D. Express with sleeping cars 10 syracuse and 70
Auburn Road, also Montreal, excepting sunday
IN. Pacific Express, daily. with sleeping cars TOT
Rochester Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit anu chicago
IL D. m Night Express with sleeping cars 10 Albany and
TROY. oo, -, -,
Tickets sale at No Bowling 252 and 4l3 Iroad
way WescOts Express Offices Parkplace and ISo
and Broadway, New-York, and 333 Washlngton.st.
Brooklyn. J. NJ. ToUCEY. Gen. supt C. H. MEEKER.
Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1882-04-19

FARE ONLY So TO BOSTON
for limited tickets
Steamers leave Ncw.l Lay sundays included
mencing Al I'll 500 at from Pier 2S, N r. foot Of
MuTray-et
ANNEX CONNECTION from JERSEY CITY at 4,
BROOKLYN at 430 M. Tickets and stateroOms may be
secured all principal hcels Offices
the Office Pl III: ~, and ON steamers
BORDEN & LOWELL. GEORGE l.. CONNOR
Apenfa (ienl paas Aeeut
New-York tribune., 1882-04-19

BORDEAUX LINE.
- New and lirsct Line tho 5,lth ot Fr,n,a
NEW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT.
CHATEAU LATTE 1000 tons new sat April %
Travellers for France. SPAN AMI italy. Pgrs1se3 Pa1
Nice, &C. will and ti<iny tht3 a.
Cabin Gncludny wlnel $50. 5tasraga S2k ForpAssaSo
"pP" LIE BOULANGER 40 Beaver.st
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-01

into the mist of the future, but we
greatly mistake if he doesn't find
that he was looking backward when
laboring to defeat the amendment.
AS to our granger delegate, MIR.
Sharp, we are fully persuaded that
he is Just as conscientious as he is
good looking, and the good people of
Wood may confidently rest their
interests in his hands. Mr.. Steere
of Peasants is home on leave.
Just as the Legislature adjourned
yesterday evening, there was an
alarm of fire, and many Of the men,
bers hurried to the conflict with
flames tolend their oratorical aid if
it could be made available.
In very short time the extern
sive glass factory of Hobbs, Brock
unier & Co., was destroyed in spite
of Legislators and the fire depart
ment combined. The city has big
water works, but had no water to
work on the fire till it was beyond
control. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000. The works will be rebuilt
Immediately. This is in keeping
with Wheeling spunk and vim.
|. H. J.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-01

of the liquor-traffic are fighting the
movement with all their power
WHY is it that they are so much
afraid of getting the question before
the people to be voted upon? If
"prohibition does not prohibit"
can't they show it up before the
people and defeat the proposed
amendments And if more liquors
are sold under prohibitory laws,
what is the use of their making
fuss about it, anyway?
Forward! All along the line!