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.bore who knew his duty, who never TOOK a
nan of honor in his life as far as know an" VIZ,
Eia vas in the act of moving. dld 'l0L eo "
l saw, fnr those reasons ! was about $50 OF ooo
vac sron, the back end of the train when Tue aCCI
Fct. .,ccur RED II the engineer OF the larry toNu
zen, bo seen the signal at the cut he coulI haVe
uar ed his train within 200 yards and the seciu'hC
stopid have been aveTted. II the engineer oI 'le
M~rtnw-u train was on the right name sue le
laS not see around the curve so well rs II ne WeIe
co"t ne left or inside. The fireman ara engineer
%o,S keep lookout ,.-. .ri,
r. tbe mkt witness His testimony taken before
va Va Soroncr on Tuesday and published III iuII III
1 1IT TpIDrNF was read 70 the jury. IN answer 10
lnttbsr Questions the witness said
lU - ~ stand OF the night side or INC en2lne Inc
az -rvteu Duyvil ~ - short that could not zee
ri on me RI .h as the lett side Nv engine wa.
80 W, 350 fee out OF the cut when saw the brakeman
sigma occurred 40 that | about 375 feet after
~" the brakeman, light. | saw the oraAemai
saw and tue hgIt in the rear OF the
sl- a. the same time The brakeman was oniY
Ia, tbirty-dye feet back 81 .he train wheu saw
a. -, dou't know what the fireman was dong NJ the
M T'be collision stopped my tram. would nave
t,,sd nv train no about hair car lcn-ih more u ~
80 - srrurk the Chicago express. II had seen the
@ a. fhr cut CoIld have stopped the tram before IL
+Ie Clies.0 express. My view from the engine
on cury. by the smoke stack the sand
ma t8 Use IN the boiler. n the fireman bad been
,u oi- of his side OF the engine ne might lave seen
In signal before dld. go,
=" The inogcs, was then adjourned until to-day.
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DROPOSALS


PAPER FOR FILE PCBLIC PRINTING
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be- received until TGESDhN Y.
f1FL3 fur .- Pi'B,Ic PRINTING mt the 2st Of Foo
rua Be- said proposals b- opened Dee and the
at o. Dee uiIt- Dy tE- JOINT commit or tpH-
ere- Pla, Printing q, The lowest aud best bidder Tor t
g., LIT 90 d. Get any am AL bad. IT'S JGdeIt OF the
best Interests Ut the Government, may dictate.
-cIrdu- Of tite desert ton. quautt and quality
O. The pap required hv samples ana bau, pro
comply. tanned los addressing j. ID. Deree Public
lI.Ir.. Nt-lI x oul d. .-
'rr CONTRACTS uI 10. entered into for such quantities OF
paper a. NAV Toe needed during the I more
quantities set forth In detail la The scuc Ia ice
comprise.
$500 Iotms uuc oicudered printing paper. 2Iy3S.
1900 supcruuc oupcTcd eulcrcd printing paper
CO0O rrams supe-fue superca eudered printing paper
5000 .uperfne super caeudered printing paper
COCO re,m- sup rhine superseded and unprecedented
printing paper, &4N
1000 f,ams superhue aud super calendcred
printing Dapor different sizes.
sup-ruDc super cacudere, tinted printing
g.. different sues
engine sized for Post ONCE blank -GX32
b.O,u reaLls map papc4 dli. ~ sizes d. WtlgAta
66loO reams white whiting paper different sizes and
weights.
1000 rcam- colorei writing paper. different and
500 reali, cover paper different sizes aud weights
800 reaus manila paper. different sizes
l2j 900 pounds OF best plate paper different sizes and
weights
1000 res1l- Anchor tissue paper 20y3o.
10000 sheets imtA,i ION parchment different sizes
6.OOO sheets bank note paper
Al ..UU sheets glazed bond paper
$4,000 sheets board different colOrs sizes weights &c
BY direction VI the Joint COMMITTEE Of 1ongress on Pubic
Pr nung. no D. DI-ti tl-ES
WASHINGTON. February Z. 1881.
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INSTRUMENTATION %.


called at II a. Mos -, a. "a So AZ. as 40 "a 49,
1~i
and Brady and Daniels JJ.NJs 4, J., l3. lt y. 20.
. - 3 - 81 81 So a. a. -. A. 49 81. &C. s..
65 SIS. 81. -u a. -. 81 ~ -. ~
-UriELl .5ctI-sPs5iAL rEAa-- Held by Lavrence, p
81 ~ i22, l3i. 81 So i2s g.. ~ ia -. 837 83s
82s 264. 2.6 2-5. sos -, 2Gl ll5, ~ 49, 100
SUPREME COURT CWrJT-PARr He'd bv LarTemOre
j. Nos 1897 l7t4. 1891 lalu 33 525, 1872 D. 80.
1896 1880, 1903 612 1915, 1892 9GG $50, lO3-. $50.
gSaL. l413. - 1927. 1927, 1856
PGRT iI-IIed Dv Van Worst. Case on tlql Pier,o-
an Others at. rocks aId others NOd day calendar
PART III-ucld DouoLue, short Nau-e~ Sos 1886,
gE-9 2.s7 2I-7 1867. 24g6. LUGI. -j7O gpZ-.
24l~, Z2O-, 2Is3. -55j. 22p7. 25+9
-JPERDR CONVERSATIONAL IERA-teif by ~fdgW1Ck. C. J..
CAS- 20. Els agt Dusr No day calendar.
SUPERIOR CcrgT-lAIAL IEM-FAar I.-ii-iI oy IruaN.
AL squire aEt the Pclnsy wanna llIOd- Com
PAW No iAv Gale Ydar
COMMON PlFA~-~rE.lAI IkEM.-HeN 0y DAILY. j.
n calendar
,osN0N pLI,--IaIAL TEEW-PART He'd bv Van Hoe
Sc Nos ga. 1873, 1879 1899. 1858, Il7t. 1888.
49, 49, IIl- SIS 1888. 1892 1888, -, 57s, 1872
1851, 1897. 1895. INA 1861 1855, 35l. 1922.
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TILE COCBIS.
Az ACTRESS SUIT FOR LIBEL.

Marie Prescott, an actress began recently an
o,, in PA, superior Court against the American News
C,ny 70 recover Sl5,OoO a. damages Tor publishing
ON ALLEGED libel concerning her. The woods constituting
she libel were contained IL publication sold by The
comrauv IT, the Article among other things Mrs Pres
cort. children are declared To he l"gumatc and II "a
oso asserted that last week the actress paid S25 10
have her picture the paper which had said all these
urconmoulv racv things about her aud her children
Her honest INDIGNATION had subsidized" II Is 80 said
tbqt the natural deduction from Ihls must De That she
welcomes and Is wi ling 20 nay for tls sort of shameful
uoorcyy" The action IS brought ,nirSt the company
gs a CORPORATION. motion was made lu heh'u nf me
COMPANY dismiss the complaint on tire ground tAat
III COMPANY is rot corporation m" cauno ne sued a.
fuch Chef Judge seaEwck Yesterday granted the mo-
ffur
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Musicdl Instruments.

PIANOFORTES.-M Magnificent
ID holiday presents square grand plan orieS four very
handsome OO1 three unisOn5
Beattys matches iron frames, stool book cove o1ed
g. prices sou TO -, OOJ sats
faction guaranteed money reluHde aIJer One years us
upright Sl2j 500 catalogue prices 5000 70
L. panOUrtcs Of the thousands
testify White mammoth list Of Testimonials Beattys
cabinet organs Cathedral church, chapel parlOr l3 upward
Visitors welcome free carriage meets passengers Illustrated
Catalogue thOIday edition free Address call upon
DANIEL r. BEATTY. " Washington, Jersey.
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CONDITION OF MISS DANIELs.

Miss Daniels. who received severe injuries in the
co,+r,l Railroad disaster at KinCsbr.dCc, is in
c-i,c,} condition at the Sherwood, at Ffth-ave.
o,5 Forty-fourth-st. She was attacked wi h pneu-
,,ia on Wednesday, and some fears are felt that II
,n9C assume severe form. The physician in al
tendancc said Yesterday that be had not given up
hnne u her IeCOv-rv.
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i)roposals.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIL T.
UPTOWN OFFICES, NO. l.-5~ broadway. corner Thirty
fI-J--, sos West Twenty tlrt-st. corner Llshh-ave
ave. corner fIrty-"venI-,ti %. -t l-AEL4-A OFF Is
Nos lIu' ana 300 Ihlrtvt corner ona-Iul ireland
twenty.a,tasL. mp O. p. Ia. GUAR DC" rates.
MOI. Proposals for rebuilding pier at
I7rn-t. East River repairing homeopathic H"-i ai
W4rt- Island. build I- extension O Hospital tiT
~ Harts I-iin ans repairing BRANCH Nurk1"u-e pier i
Iart- Stand received Dv tlr Department 3f Docks,
III and DuIn--t. uHrl Wednesday. Fr rItry J, --'
az - O'Clock d.. For tII information TIE CITY
RECORD Copies for -iIe AZ No. % cit. Hail
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CIVIL NOTES

The third trial in the suit of Philip 4.
Ftzpatrick against Lawrence C. Woodruff TO recover
the price paid foI certain railway bonds vas begun yes
tcray before Jude Aruoux and jury in the Superior
Court
Justice Barrett appointed Yesterday BOye
Smith as Guardian al HteH of Frederick WIckman for
the purpose ~ prosecuting suit against George Osprey
the master OF the b1rk Victory and the second mate
Parker to recover $1,000 damages for al alleged as
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MINES AND MINING.
TurRsnAY. Ian. 1A-r. NJ.

The business done in mining stocks to-day was
principally in a few special favortes Of the mo-
ments speculation. Yet it is something to write
that for all of those speciaties there was an ad-
vance In prices. Robinson Consolidated advanced
TO 3. South Pacific was strong up to sAGSls. State
Line . and active between 100 and lao
Those three stocks made up the bulk of the days
business Oh the remainder of the list the printed
official list Of sales sufficiently explains the
character Of the market.
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ruE rnI-RT nF APpEALS-

ALBANY. Jan. 19.-In the Court of Appeals
THURSDAY January r. Present, Hon. Charles An
dravs. C. J. and associates.
Day calendar f,r Friday January 2oNos D. d. %. 30
s.. 50, 80, A.
40 l7-Mafv AtSt. appellant Annie H. Butler,
ecIt TX etc rc-p0uIrltArsued for appellant submitted
respondent.
41-EdWu smith executor etc, respondent art Cor
reIus EO'tln ant another 1pprllan ts-ArgutG.
sarah leriIm. dGulnstrarix. etc. respondent agt
Al,e J &c rZ"cur1, etc, aud another, appellants Ar
LnfLl-l-rN
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WINTER RESORTS.
5tcdmtoa!s nu0 Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
y tat on m NeTNo-I foot 81 Li0criy-st station in
I5 Toi.. i'l, [dr 'r w. " y WT York
$50 o. FOR F.cunst9l, H.ga Bride Branch. Ea-on.
s45 a. in-For Ficninston. High Bridge Branch Ens'n
Allentown. Healing Harrisburg. Mlucl Chunk Williams
uFor tlcml ston, Ea.Jou, Allentown. Reading, Har
- D. u-For aston. MIuch Chunk Tamaqul, Dri'on.
++.75o ARR a,-Eor ilsn arlr" R1rlacn Ea.5on, sc.
- - NJ For La'ton. Allentown. Reading HARRISBURG
sunday train. leave at IS A. me- I2p M for Bound Brook
and informed stations at $50 Tor Ea-oa Allentown,
For newark At :. 5.i5. 6l5G,t5 7l5, 20 s5; $50
XIX 9t6 5' ~ -t' 5so 3 81 ' g. G.i5 49, Z
For i train. =. 10 d ' 1901 Joints see Time 5e. al stations,
y \. and LONJ BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Leave 10 ?. Sis Il ~. ., $3.50. {. D. p
F0V FbEfIoLO A. Sl5 a M. - m. l. 5. G. p IN For
Eeyport at - a. m. Il M. .. 4. .. 6p. III
NEN-JtRNEI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Highlands, - a m. ~ ~. m For Monmouth Beach
Via Rcd Bank-a'.5 a m for ilSew9ot Toms Eysr
R RTef As&NTE cTrY ami al .a'o. ~ Bay side 1G'
m for Lakewood Toms RIVER Blrnegit sc.
NEN-lOEh AND PHILADELPHIA
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For I.tENlON aud PHILADELPHIA.
For pnl NINTH and .'r-rn-Js. 40 $780, lll3
5 Z i F53 r S aid grs On a. l? 7 3 Am
FOR trenton rs. go ii.l5a M 49, 43o. 5.3o T. u
p N on sunday r . r. mn $50 y p. ~.
Erjm stations Pa. aud Reading K. r. Smith and Green.
Sta. az so sio eo Ii a. No., ID. 54j $40. t:ij y p
On sunday a. dU D. w., $3.50. II 4. ~.
From Third duG Brrk-t-. az D 10 SO y /. 3D.
ESQ 100 D. ~ sunday at -: . a N. = ~ p M, ,
Fum Trenton %, go sos sos lOt-, liza a NJ, los
40, ga 80 D. u SUNDAY LIS 9l9a n, 6:li P
PILLMA fARLJR CARS attached ~ day trains
aud sLE -tlEG COACHES 10 midnight trains from Ne"
onl aciior !. made AZ Jersey city station
Brooklyn and Bile Depot, Jersey n.y.
Tickets for sa!e AZ foot Lbcrtys, Nos Wv, 81. f1
ga 90 l.t- BrIliwIY AMI III .llc az ho+A Noe.
3 and Ofnce, Jewr.~ " mart bfOoklyu
S. transfer COMPANY Dodd'- LXpI"-- VII CAL tot and
CneoA from hotel resieIoe o. dest4-'to
JO-EPfI = HARRIS H. 4. AALDWIS.
GENERAL MANAGE Gen. Pas. Agent
TOR BRIDGEPORT and al points on HOU-
-ATONIC ami NAUGAIlCk EAILEOADS-~teamers
leave a. Aarur ~up ll4I 900 p twenty Iri-sL,
Lat RIVER .I5 %. Fare ower tiA Otner route
NrN-HAVEN, MERlDEN. HARTFORD,
y SPRINGFIELD. HOLNDkE, SOUTH VERNON. ST
JDTINSRU az tec Steamers Pier 2J r. T., o.
aud 1880 b. m t,undays eKorprdi 1880 boat
will special ir4ln Tickets sold aud baggage c,el
roadway. y l.. aud Cuurt-sL, brooklyn ExcursOn
IIss.l end keLIlrn 81 ".
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Miscelldneous.

A NEW IDEA OF UNIVERSAL IMPORT
a ANCE iOr The progress " humanity and culture
- ieaLIc THIS Is wanted capital Il from fJuuuOoO 20
tEV VoO ANY person possessing the above and feel
nA lcilhel 70 airy Out this viii thereby
Esal DeneiactO o. MANKIND ana Will placed
history for al times
a4 address is requested for week * h. 1882" Irib
Oniy those In earnest need applv
- particulars VIII 10 gwen either personally By
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SIARRIlAa9, -rn ,,.n ,I,rn,,r 7,n ,,.pon-,

- CITY RIVER AND HARBUB TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Office PIER IL. y. r.. foot Cortlanttst
C0ngumeuts sht arted directed any part
OF the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders for delivery All Kinds Of freight
chandise 10 any part NJ the city
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HAEBOE LIGuTEEAGE-
Freight OF every description promptly gAercd 20 any point
in the harJorat reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, AMI BARGES ALWAYS on HAND
To CHARTER
John II. ald ETastas Corning Tor NEW
HAVEN leave Pier Is " =. p daily. Saturday,
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between New-York and
New-Haven. Care ani dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points d. l. W. r. H. received at PIeE !.
For New Haven and points East az Pier Is
NORTH sHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents via from Pier H. l. T.. foot WhehalLsL
CENTRAL HIPYARD. CommuaIDIw. N.J.-Dry Docks
Machine and Boiler shops every thing aUpertalnng
construction AMI repair Of vessels
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MONARCH LINE.
VI NETWORK AND LONDON
splendid fast -tru
Leave DOCS a,I lining Pa,uua Ferry. Jersey city.
Persian Monarch Jan. IS A~~rrIl Monarch. FEB. p
egyptian Monarch l-". d.. -
superior IrcurH luu- Tor saloon passengers Outward
AMI prepaid 4reerazH 40 lowest rates.
Apply to tac general I@tuts
PATTON. NIChtRS q co, Bowling Green.
Pa,,1g.-D Lcc, No. I3 broadway
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANY'S
/ LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, SANDWICH ISLANDS,
JAPAN. CHINA, NEN-LEALA%U, A = IEALIA, CEN
TRIAL ami SOUTH AMERICA, and MEX co
From New Nora Pier foot taua,--t. n. Z.
For -gH Francisco via i-tllll- of Panama
CITY OF PARA sails saturday, Janu'ry 2i noon.
CONNECTING IA. and south Aur- lea AMI Mexico.
Francisco, l-j and Briuudu--ts.
Fur Japan dud China:
o. e. q. $. -. EEIGIC sails Thu~-dlr. Jan 20, p.
For UONOiIL III, NEN-/rALANJ ana A AUSTRALIA.
AUSTRALIA sails saturday. Fen. Il, . DE- IA.
CD arrival 0l London mains az Francisco.
For fr'.ght pi--Ie amt informal apply NJ Com
Uauy'- JlDr the Pier loot IuI..-t. North River.
IL ]. LIZ ~, II.
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filming.
CLARK & boutwell,,

No Nassau st. corner Of Wal, New.Yors,
PROMOTERS and MANAGERS or MINING ENTER
PRIsES
HITE GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY
MEMO GOLD QUART CoMPAyf - -.
sArEMo GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY
srARR.GRovE SILVER MINING cGMFASY
sToRMoNT SILVER MINING COMPANY -,
EAGLE SILVER MINING COMPANY.
SAN BRUNO COPPER COMPANY
ROLLINS GOLD and SILVER, Game Ridge
also. miscellaneous securities dentIn By WILLIAM J. us
OLIVER NUGGET MINING COMPANY
- Transfer R 2ass. s. s. d H52o ss n Y
THE CHEYENNE con. MINING CO.
CAPITAL SI6"E sas i,''H PAR VALUE 81
coLe Grid rre 3, T H6 see aud Treas
THE GOLD CLIFF MINING COMPANY,
L Calaverl. County. California CautH S2'pp'l shares
NATHANIEL NILS, ps,,il IN, am treasurer
THE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway, n. Y.
10000 sample cople7 sent Tree, ,-,,-,,-,-
Mining Stoc- bought ana .old at Of commission
Au''-'o' maze 1ll --'l'l'' ''-' a. r. cHIsoLN co.
THE NORTH STATE MINING COMPANY
IS AN IRON AND COPPER COMPANY,
organized under special charter from the state Of North
Carolina, and La a capital stock OF
100000 SHARES
OF par va,ne of s25 each.
guct A-hc comfy North car Ina lhe COD
Ter mine IL fully equipped with improved machinery the
being extracted runs 20 peg u copper ana
The estimated value ~ ore lu she II ann
dump - uOOu. The deposits OF macnrtc IRON
practically uryhaustbc the veins vary from iouI I"
Feet and Lcr elevation above The
level Of tine water varies from ~ u" 80 t ING
1nrtirc from sulphur. phosphorus ahr
titanic acid and "iI average sixty per cent metallic IRON
The struc .rlUul furnaces the copper mine VII
euaDc The company TO pay dividends.
Information obtained 20 tho branch once o. TIC
company. No. o. Broadway, New York CITY.
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DIED STAR LINE.

PED STAR LINE.
II Uuitcl states and ROYAL Belgian Mail Steamers
LIVERY -AII IspAl FOR ANTWERP
The splendid nr't-C,d--, tull-pO"errti steamers.
W AI.~ La uvsdIf, jan a. r. n.
EIDLELAND SATURDAY, Jan. D, D..
"a ool-, sta-roouis smo sing aud bat lnDCsAlps
Second cabin at, Ou.uuGatIYu uucXcc.l1d,
StaIc-TOyIn, all "a main deck.
80 horses, tdt,t, sheep az PIGS carried.
First CABIN. 500 and $40.
second cabin 500 pr,pa q. $50 excursion. $50
Storage. so prepaid, ~ excursion, =
PETER WRIGHT az Sons. GeuI Agts, JJ Broadway, Y
ROTTERDAM LINE.
IA Steamers leave Pier 81. y. F foot West 24thsr.
MAS "Wednesday EN-. =, b fn
ii Cabin. sri. "a cabin. 500 stcer.s' F-G. steer
age from Eofi'nllm prgPa@ f-a T. GAZtt = grn Al
au--t, Freight Agt g. W. MORRIS, 1o Lr,adGa-. ? -
WHITE STAR LINE.
W UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL ST GAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTTCE-Thr -te1urr- or this uu' take tine Lane Route
recommended b., Lieu eniu. Haury. O. = 81, ON uotu tlo
BtIIAN IC capt Perry SATURDAY, Jan -. $50 A. IN.
ADtIA lt can't I-II ----- thursday, AN &C. %.
GLEffANtt, can't Kennedy ~itur.iy, Feb. g. o m
FROM TIL WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT or WEST
1rrH--r
These steamers uniform size and unsurpassed
rooms placed am'-p-, where tlr noise aud motion
least ic ator4g degree OF comfort hitherto unlttud1.e
lA-r---aIoou $50 s-0ard 500. Return ticket on IA.
Tho, ..cluc.s rrv neither cattle. sheep nor pigs
inspection Ut plans and other Iguuit apply NJ the
Company offices NO. 30 Broadway, %'|-i a.s IT,, -
G.. T. BARTLETT S CO.. Agents. Eo. ON.
BAEE44r o DAii4LL, t-rn,s. IAladclpha
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GTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
y CONNEC~rlNG W TN ALL POINTS EAST.
e. hrstclass limits. lcAets. good only
n spc, lied on their
steamers sTJNI&uION aud NARRAGANsETr leave
leal except sundays az 80 fTOm Pier s. N r.
too. % jay st. arriving III Boston az o. m
Tickets principal ticket Offices staterooms
SECURED az Offices rtcots Express Co.. at Nos 81 aud
80 Broadway House. ana at Metropolitan anu Fifth
Avenue Hotel IL keL Offices
PROVIDENCE LINE FOR Freight only -
rtelrners Pier % foot OF arren-st y r. at
dnily except Boston wa PROVIDENCE direct
Frrlahl VA either line akeu 40 lowest rAtea
~ =. HAbCOCh. President l.. ". FILhlNr, g. =. AgL
THE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
4 ALL RAIL frum Grand Central Depot
Three exur.- trans daily except sunday 20 Boston AZ
500 d. w. p. par0r cara attached and 10 p ~ with
palace sleeping CaIs
rundays AZ 10 D. M. with palace sleeping earsL
Limited tcA rts 10 Boston all rail -.
Tickets aud pafor be obtained al Metropolitan
Windsor Hotel Ticket 0ees AMI AZ Nrano
DaL-lL
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Countrn proprrtn manteo.

UANTED.-IOWA LANDS, 5000 acres for
w cash. PARKER, Post once Box 1873. New YORK
BrooAlpn propertp for Sale anI 90 Eet
ITO LET-5jj Dean-st; 3-stOry brown
u rooms al Improvements just put IN complete
order Rent 500. Ian NIIlIISG. III Nassau
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Express Trains cave New York VIA Ue-brosses and Cr
IdUdt streets Ferries follow.
4..U 800, $500 40 -lmitedI Il l. 1920 $40 /. ;.
q. o.. = u.. sundays.
a. Ia. d, D. g. and " p No.. and . night
Express Trans leave New daily. except sunday 40
Returning trains .eave road street station. PhAade pnl
l-sUl. 40 $50 and Il Ill., Limited IApIcss
l:JU 4, o. L. %, o. 1850 and pm. ~uuuIy, l-Ul,
s4j, o. a. M. I. 9, $50 ami D. Leave Pnliadcl
Camden q e. DO. aud I'D 900 dIlv. except sunday
cNtt Ouces, j-B aud 80 way A.tor House AMI
Dc.DrDtsrs AMI Cortlaudt-
station. foot Fu'tuu--t. BROOKLYN IL
Il rs uudOust. UObokpu. station
grant I.g OlIce, BLttery.pltcr
The New NOra Transfer COMPANY wall call tor and cheek
FEEN b THOMSON. ~ J. r. WOOD
Genera. GEM rll Iass'F AGENT
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Real g:stalc 10 GtrbGuer.

TO EXCHANGE.-Goo located and well
"a, ing property the city oOuntrv residences
The c H. l. h. RAJ h. T. ii n, 2yU Broadway.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TO PHILADELPHIA

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND On
SUNDAY. THREE STATIONS IN PuILADEL~
PMlA Two - NEW luEh
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No. Nassau It,, corner Of Wall, New.York.
PROMOTERS and MANAGERS or MISGNG ENTER
PRiSES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-20
5ienmbo1ts ano Railroads.

On and after Dec. IT, the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave from Penusviylma Railroad Depot foot OF Cort
lanotst and De-urU~srt+st follows
except -unlsts. PdrOr attached. arrives
Washington j:lD 100 u. except sunays arrives
W asin S.t- Night Express leaves Washington -
p IT, daily ~leepers and day coaches through t. elncH
,. daily. Fast Line Washington. CIncin-
natl $50 p. m. Chicago $50 and ST. Louis 800 a. m.
T. q o. ptl1ce eepr's and d coaches through 10 Cnciu
nat, 30 LOUIS ami Chicago
~ No other line makes faster time 10 the West Trains
arrive nom the West &c t.u 500 D. ami 40; 80 2.
~ Tie cts and secug berth secured aud baggage called
Tor AMI checked destination Cumrllys ofc. \O 5l5
broadway and al al Ouccs U tIe Pennsylvania Railroad
COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-20

trains ON alter Dec o. ISL leave dep0s OF
and DcsDros-cs-ss 40 $40 and $50
pm tistou. Bethlehem, eaauR Nauch thunk
NUne-llrrr. IoNaudt, Wavrrv ithaca Geneva. Lyons,
Blll.a and the Train for EaSou Bethlehem
Allentown Reading, Mauch Chunk. W1ke barre and Pitts
tOl. Pullman sleeping coaches attached Ia t3u train
Trains leaving T. 90 and Tor all points
IN MuhauOy and HaZIet0u coal re glOus.
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The New Partisan Sensation. "ODETTE" February 6.
FIRST PROMENADE CONCERT

SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND
{. A. Clppa. Leader,
AtLe seventh Regiment ArmOry. SATURDAY. January
e. p M Ilcket- may be- tanned 81 % ll6 waist, Ma.
II BToal No IN iFratWay B. posi-
To No 81 rOsdwav No - UniOu -squars
Ponds No 90 shave rmOry OK !.Om officers
and members VI the Regiment.
a.
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Notice to Subscribers!

DURINd MY ABSENCE LOUIS BOOK
IL will collect for subscriptions to the
DAILY SENTINEL. ED. A. sKILLMAN.
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EUREKA LODGE. NO. Ie. r. d A. M.
T,HE STATED CONCENTRATIONS OF EU.
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hsld In Odd Fsllsws' Hall Saturday. on or be-
fore the full moon.
Members Of sister lodges. and sojournina
brethren In good standing. are cordially tnvit
ed d. A. L. FITZGERALD, W. II.
JOHN e, JONES, Secretary.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.


ANCHOR LODGE NO. o. o. &. #.
MEETS AT ODD FELLOWS HALL EVERY
WI Sunday afternoon at l.a1 o'clock.
Brethren IN good standing are invited TO st.
tend. o. L. SCOTT. c. c.
A. D1na. Secretary. f7n
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MOUNTAIN LVDeENO. ~, i. O.. OF.
NTEET EVERY We NESDAY EVENING
IN ct odd Fellows' Hail. ct I o'clock. All
nsnbers OF the order, In good standing. ars
invited TO attend. ]. sTRACS. N. q.
A. ]. DoRuG, X. 9.
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