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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-21

THE Egyptian war which at one
time seemed upon the point of involv-
ing the great powers has settled down
into rather an Insignificant affair, and
is practically at an end. The victory
has been won by diplomacy, not by
arms. The Chicago Tribune has
summed up the events of Egyptian
war, as a matter of useful reference,
as follows:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-21

WILL OUT

It il mpossbility to keep it secret that the Old
Reliable Store Of Obsr Hagsman have at all times be-
fore, goods of every kind and description,
Than Any Other Three Stores in Town.
They receiving and selling goods every day
than any other three stores in town combined The
PLAN, they buy their goods in large quantities. for spot
cash. direct of manufacturers and prices way below tho
prices that their competitors buy and they and de sell
goods way below any else in the town.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-20
WHEKLfYG. ". VA, DRCgNBgR 70, iss2,
N. Alexander come Again,

The Democrats OF the Seventeenth Con.
yftssional District Of Ohio used up day
doing what they might have done, and It
SEEMED reaDnably certain they would do,
fifteen minutes after the convention met.
Mr. Alexander hal said that he was not
candidate and would not accept the notni.
nation, but there was an abiding impress
zion tina, he would gather Il In II Il were
handed 10 him on : silver platter; and Ia
Justice To Mr. Alexander 1t must be said
that he did nothlngoi violent character To
discourage ibis Idea. /! was indeed a
beautiful sight to see q gentleman Of his
proportions capering about the nomination
With diyniiiesl grace and good deal Of
polished handwriting. The Democrats OF
the district therefore, owe agood deal to
Mr.. Alexander for his skilliul manage.
rnent oil ulasa Of divergent but not strong.
Iy set oplnlons-a mass which, AZ It came
together, was without form and void.
Mr. Alexander innot only an industrious
potter, but II good one az well. lie turned
the clay and he patted it-even tickled It to
give expression 10 the form-and he turned
nut piece Of work with which the con.
vention ought 10 hive been w well satisfied
Nv Il seemed TO be. % '
OF all the gentlemen suggested Mr.. Alex.
anJcr will run better than any other who
could have been nominated. lie knows
the way--llas travelled it-and Is not likely
10 get lost. lie Is a genial, allable man
whUcan do theIequired amount OF hand.
shaking and won'tobject To kias the babies
Of the district ~ iast rs they can be passed
TO him. IIehas turned the nmible sxpence
Bo often and with snch keen commercial
discretion that he can afford the seeming
luxury Of campaign. Ills isa calling
which ishelped by this kind Of advertising,
md he will not be found unwilling to pay
reasonable sum for It.
lie Ia fluent talker very pronounced
and outspokcn in advocacy Of those highly
patriotic yiews from which there has been
organized dissent but once since King
Georges government agreed to disagree,
On the highly important question Of tariff
he displayed in hiB speech nirnbleness
which will enable him, It anybody could,
to waltz around the Cincinnati platform,
the Columbus platform, the record and tue
promjst@ Of hs party, without topping
over either Of them. II one thing more
than another fits Mr.. Alexander TO be the
candidate ut this time It Is that he doesn't
expect 10 be elected, and after the election
md the defeat the cankcr worm OF diyap-
pointmcnt will not eat into his great, big
heart.
The convention deported itself with de-
corllm. and Republicans have 10 be- thank
fui to 1t for this, that 1t has given them for
un opponent Il man whom they have
shown that they can defeat. 1t remains
now 10 name Republican OF character
and aggressive force, TO get out every Re-
publican vote in the district, and 90 ahead
OF DR.. Updcgrati7H comfortable majority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-20

\ rRus tonic ulclicine, u blessing In every
household, 10 Browns Iron pItlers. paw !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-20

" Mn. Lydia Z. Ptpkhan has no. really
discovered ike Elirir tfia, which the sncien.
Alchemis.s sought by 20 much patient re.
seA,ch and persistent experiment, her tnedi.
cine seems, at least, likely 70 command 90
immense sale and uuissrsl popularity In Tbs
future. II tard ,ptoeress and eminent suc.
tor for such honorable distinction a. the
alcheinIsu failed 20 achieve. NwyAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-20
PERSONAL.

Goycrnor.elect Cleveland is said tc
write IL worHc hand than Horace Greedy
did. ThiH may be regarded IN post.caln'
palgn Islander. ...s.. a. f.
W. y. ilowells is criticised for wasting a
considerable amount Of Il very remarkable
literary dcxterity upon the CURIOUS carving
III cherry stones. a-. -l sa &.
The Chinese minister, who lives quite
simply ut Washington, devotes 100000 Il
year to tho support Of the poor In the
province Of lIon.Nan. .'.
Col. Samuel Wood, heretofore leading
Grcenlmcker OF KansaA, has Joined II
Democratic club in Topeka. Wood l,ad
better turned 10 stone.
cara Bernhard has cancelled her en-.
Yagcment for tour in South America rs
tho deposit Of earnest money has not been
forthcoming, ind haS made arrangements
to appear in London.
Ex.Goyernor Lot NJ. Morrill,, Of Maine,
isgrowIny weaker There has been great
clangc In his condition in tho lust twenty.
four houm. lie expresses u desire to live
to rec his daughters, who IRE now OH their
way from. Europe. .asI4
Mr.. Al. Drexcl has given 5000 to tic
University Of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia,
Tor The endowment Of FREQ bed in tho new
wing Tor chronic diseases which Inns been
erected in connection with the University
ilospitAl by Henry G. Gibson.
Rev. Alangasnr NJ. Mangmarin, by brit,
aTark, has accepted Gull to the pulpit Of
Inc Spring Garden Street Presbyterian
Church, Philadelphia. Ho has been In
this country several years, and Is considered
an exceptionally eloquent preacher. H
Secretary Of state.clcct Newman OF Ohio,
ID another Democrat who Is anxious 10 70
down 70 posterlty In company with TlIotraa
Iollersoli lie Inns decided to have his In.
tnction into oilicc, on january 8, III simple
mud Tree from display M tho fiction maker
the Inauguration Of tho Third president.
Congressman George, Of Oregon, Is til.
only member Of tho House who Is obliged
to COME pnrt Of tho way to Washington by
tho Hea. lilo brought l;,st with him thi.
iall as lar IN Ohio his aged mother to wish
her old friends In Noble county. Thirty.
one years ago sho emivrated 10 Oregon, and
this isher first return.
Mr.. Moody will mnp out Paris In dis
,rlcts for evangelical work, giving e cacl
district two weeks service. II French vers
iona Of tho hymns suug ut tho revivala Il,
lngIlSli.upeaking countries arc used .fancy
the effect Of NINETY and Ninc" turned
Into ''ll.y.ayais quatre.vlnyt.dix aeuf'
Allo,,t0u Nv two Thousand cxciiai Enuls y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NURSE
NV 10, child. Rs!sreaces required. Call A,Eo.
l3lU CbAplln4 street, lsgbI ~ ~ s-aH- Gs.D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-20
A Kunb~ In the White lIouAc.

From tho baltimore A'ntftcan. tng IN
& CO u factory n magnificent concert grand,
Just finished by thom for tho prca,dential
,i,,nnsior. President Arthur, who Is thor.
ulgh connoIssour OF music, In selecting a
piano for tho White House, decided In favor
0ftha Knabe Plano az bis preference, and or.
.iorcL accordingly the instrument referred
to. Il tsa e0nces. grand, OF beautiful Aalsl',
IN u richly carved rosewood case, aud Of
superb totla and netton-nn instrument
worthy In every respect Q, tho place Il IL 10
Ncupy. lt4wss shipped 10 Its destination
yesterday. L, !itG3!f ltas 'a.'l nav z.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-20
DIED,

gAY,At Wet Alexander. p, % Monday, De
wife Of John Kay. (rn0thei Of j. 81, hay and Harriet
u hickey. Of this DIN, In the I'd year Of her age
Fuhetsl this "wednesday afternoon d. O'Clock
fn,n,.nsnt Al Vet AlnI snds, eetnn,nsr u -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-20
[. 0v' ' Err 0|:|AI||'' S 4.
OvERC0ATS,

The warm weather OF October made trade dull
with manufacturers anu left them with too many
OyGrcoats on hand. consequently they are now
lArge lot. bought away down III price, and cnn say
70 all wanting SlCh goods tha! We tan give you the
largest assortment, best shape md Styles ever seen
In this market, and at lcSa cost than the material
will cost, leaving tho cost Of making Out Of the
question, s'r' H5- a. ~ ~ --.7fI-a : ~
New-York tribune., 1882-04-29
DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after January -, 1892.
Il L l 1 L L
AND UNITED sTATEs NAIL GoU IE.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains DcsbrOsses and C0randt street
Ferries follows:
Harrisburg Pttsburg. the West and South, with Pullman
Palace cars attached, and p. daily. New
York and Chicago Limited Of pullman Palace Cars - H.
daily.
WnHamsDort Lock Haven a. m. p m; CORY and Erie
az M connecting at CORY for ItusYlle, Petroleum Cen
ire and The on Regions
Baltimore Washington and the ScIth Limited Washing
ron TX re-s Pullman Iacor daily, except sunday
10 m: arrive Washington p. Regular az $50 a. n ;
g 40 and D. and II night sunday and p N, anu
u night.
Express for Baltimore, except sunday. ] J.. IN.
For Atlantic city through car D. except sunday.
Eoata OF brooklyn Annex connect with all through trans
az Jersey City aOrng speedy aud direct transit FOR Brook
yn travel ,...,.- d. ~ ., - on - %
and 1910 d. n daily From Washington and Baltimore $500
$50 a. M, $50, $3.50 g35, and 1000 % SUNDAY, G50
$50 "A. m q3J 1880 D. From Philadelphia 800
6:2O $50 500 $50 io, 1880 40 M l2O =, 9O 3;50
600 7.90 500 g3j. 1910. and 1880 N. sunday 800
6lO $50 so IL 40 d M c2O 93j, 1O.lO and 1880 p M
New-York tribune., 1882-04-29
FARE ONLY - TO BOSTON
fOr limited tickets

Steamers daily sundays included) az .
D. H. from Pier -, y r.. f0ot oil MurraysL
ANNEX CONNECTION from JERSEY CITY az A.,
BROOkLYN at D. Tickets and staterOOms be-
secured all principal hotels aud ticket oces at
un0RDES AZ LOVEIL GEORGE T.. CONNOR
Agents Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1882-04-29
STEAMBOATS, dr6 RAILROADS..

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
"a "a DEAN RICHMOND and ST JOHN leave pier Il North
Meeting al Albany SUNDAY morning excepted with trains
north. west an'i warmel
Excursion tickets - Albany aud good Oiayss2
New-York tribune., 1882-04-29
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via PhllGcelp lphia. Baltimore alI Mashn9on

on and after Jan 23 the magnificent Passenger
rave nom Pennsy yvania Railroad Depot foot OF COrtandt
81 ard DesbrOsse$-st st. a. fOllOws:
sSO IN, except sundays Parlor attached, arrives
Masingi0h l:lO p IN. Night express leaves Washington
az ss p m daily seepcrs and day coaches through to
y IN taly. Fast Line arrives Washington 2.2j
Chchnatl $50 D. Chicago o:3j m and Louis $50
III - ~ - palace seepers and day coaches through TO
ClncAnnait. ST. Louis and CnIcago
l2~gcock night daily arrives Washington sl5 a m.
Day Express leaves Washington 1910 In daily.
SiesPe!s and day eosche. through 10 Cincinnati.
~ No other line makes faster time to the West Trains
airHt rom the West at 600 m, $50 and 1880 p.
m cAcs ana sleeping berths secured and baggage called
Or and checked to destination COMPANY ONCE
Broadwa aud II ali the Offices Ot the Pennsylvania Railroad
New-York tribune., 1882-04-29
TO PHILADELPHIA.
rnE oLp.EsrAILIsHED EoUTE 80 snoRT -
20 TRAINS EACH way WEEK DAYS AND20,N Sun
DAY. THREE STATIONS ~ Pll lAbhL-
PIIIA. TWO IL NEN-lOE
Erpres. Trains eave NewYors via Desbrosses and cor

DOUBLE TRACK; THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MINT. AND THE FASTEST TIME 20 ON1lol-
LNT WITH ABsOLUr III SAFETY
New-York tribune., 1882-04-29

Express Trains leave NewNork, VIA Desbr0s-es ana Co-
landt streets Ferries. As follows .. 81. . = %
r2u $50 .lu Nmif,d, u o. u. !, j;tV 'itu - % d. = y
ans 70 d. n aud ~ ght sundays and 10 a H. o. T. . >
and - y m and Il night .. d.. 20 oo
a. M ana p running through VIA Trenton am hnfn.
f..t.r. Ing trains brullHi ttllol, Aid"' pHn
POL BOO 32O i5 0.jO 7.3O 20 $50 AMI u a. IN LIN
tied fxprr-s 100 M, j. 3 T. b. o. o"" '2 anu J" III ~
D. H. Leave Phladc pAia va Camden y a. ILL., ana f'0o
u In daily except sunday. 49,. rro,,.o ,r,
ie.t 9fues 80 ana 944 broadway, Asor House ana
foot f De-brussts aud C0rtlLndtits courrt anu e
i'm Annex station foot Ol Fulton t.. hro"fH s -
lls auI nud-on-at. Honokcni Station Jersey Nly'
Ticket once. Battery - ace 90, .,..t
Tne Transfer company VIII CAL 4o anu N-eNN
bargan7- hotels and residences ,,.,np
/ IA - - Hs1oc.r General Plss'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1882-04-29

rI,UF POPVLAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
j ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot -, al.
Three etpre~s trains daiy except sunday 10 bosl" AZ
s6s A m d IN tparOr cars attached and 20 p H. NN'lA
'snndavs Al fO p. N. with palace sleeping carsA
limited ucKet Boston lAl faill =.
Fh Avenue aud Windsor Hotel ticket VDeeS -u IL HisHo
Central DeDo
New-York tribune., 1882-04-29
.THE GOLDEN YORTHWEsT.8

Now Is the time secure homes IN
MINNESOTA, DA kOTA AM MONTANA
Fme1ants intending to take farms during the approach
ing -Urug IN the GREAT NORTHWEST should not Ial 10
inform themselves Of the advantages offered bv the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
for the settlement of that cOmpanys lands along N hhes III
MINNESOTA, DAKOTA anu MON iAN \. --...a,.
Pacific Railroad runs through region "leH
cannot be cXceedln x...
III HEALTHEU L LNISS OF NLI1 Ale
FERTILITY OF SOIL and ..---or-Dcr,
WEALTH OF NATURAL RESOC KCES'
Nowhere else are so great inducements OderedtJ
COLONISTS AND FARMERS .-,,r
MECHANICS LABOREItS AND MIN tlto.
LUMBERMEN, BUSINESS MEN AND IOI tIlo -
CROPS large and SIOC CkRA AlSl - - a s' ~,
cessful occupation. there READY MARkE :, HJV y
BUsIN ESS OPPORTUNITIES and FINE CHANCES t0r
PAYING INVESTMENTS.
The greaterpart OF Dakota and Montana onersa
NEW FIELD FOR SETILEMENE
prosperous condition Of existing settlements along mo
line OF the Northern Pacific Railroad IN Minnesota aal as
Dakota the best guarantee Of the permaency oi ths
Observation-Disclosures Of the entire region
The Northern Pacific Railroad has now 10 marker the no'.
grazing lands which offered al To-" prices Aid
easy terms Of payment -. o,o o,o -.
awaiting settlement ~, ,,, .--. - - o....
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC COUNTRY has no EQC Al
Fordeaed information all points Apply atOr address the
M
New-York tribune., 1882-04-29
REAL ESTATE

Nrw-YoRK, Friday, April - lsS.'
The following sales were made a' 'He LA
salasroorn to-day.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-29
RJPFRTAT,GFRNAN LINE.

IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE. ,.,
pLhYaMI0OIUTn haIOIETT HTriai4 cHEhB6GRG dG H4MBURe
iiay1 ay + Fr - Nav z5
ateto Plymouth Lq3aqn aSroSa% & 9n 30 Eoani
trip at reduced rates steerase from HAMBURG A4'Fe anu
sOu51a@PPf2n; 81 K 5a c5 iOr c.B RICHARD CO..
Gsaeiel y al 4fea5. Bload. NY 0ly5 ii roSIsay
TNMAN ROYAL NAIL LINE STEAMERS.
4 FOR QUEENSTOWN AND Ii NERPOOL- ,
course crossing south Of the Banks OF Newfoundland alto
ef'rS' cIrY OF SATURDAY. April 20 p m
CITY OF MoHrRE RDAY. May Is loon.
City I OF OF R6 n way TSy hodn e n
oI'1 oP From from Pier 8e number NOrtn HveE
CABIN rAS9ASE- A.: 5se,llg sS2 ang sl9@ 20
I6HT e. Lf AGENT 81 and 33 Broadway. v Y.
Philadelphia Once, No. 100 south lth-st.
NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 80, N k.
~ QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
EGYPT. April 20 2$o p m s ENSLAND--AAy n o. a. H.
FOR LONDON Victoria Doeks. - ,o.oo.. -.
CRFFC "a ed May 10 lO:3O a. M
CABIN SIS to $50 currency p.epaa steeree ticket s9s
Sc Ssias and r 75 GMS' sTo,%av i4 = .'S. 3 nv = "
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
LINE FOR cAtIF9RNS shNRWTSH WIS i9LASDS ~
TRAL ami soTTH ANERIcA and MEXSlcC
For San francisco via lstnmuso,t Panama
coLoN sails AonGay May i;,i !; noon, mi ,fex,co
From san Francisco. lst and Brannau-sts.
o6o.s. :. G4ELitF sails tuesday, May , p m.
ro ioS%66fT-lr %6 T-H SE-W1zEHIkND w and 1ts rRATIA
CITY OF ~YDN ~ saturday, May - p m.
For fregh passage and general information apply At Com
p"H' o'D''' ." ''' II j. BCLL1Y superiniendeat.
ped STAR LINE. -, a. ,,,o Mail s,.,r.-.
EVERY SATURDAY FOR ANTWERP
The spIendid drstcasA ful.poNered syeimer4
RHYNLAN iIy' Apt ~, -'V ,. m
BELG5S Ia 13fss nogins AMI rs an4shlgs
second cabin accommodation Gnexcei15d-
state-rooms all On main deck. ,
No horses. cattle. sheen 0rp = cIrfi'L
second cs' tto' "a bln So prepaid, s55 ezcurson,s
-teerlye s16 prepaid S24 excursion, et3 90 - =, Vi,
PETER WRIGHT c sons. Gen't As'ts 81 Broriway Ny:
nOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
Nseamers leave co. Pier foot o. -ussexst jersey CITY
AHjsfcrtdDE
rDA,f - -. Wednesday May 3, . p. n.
,,,rrrRnA,f. 1' " daesiav May 10. p m.
ls tabia $40 "a cabin $50 Steease, go prepaid +@h
H.CAZAU X, General Agent q south " Mni3n.s' ni19
FTNCH, EDIE& co, -.,. L. W M oisl.L7' -: ron,
ors Wmst. Freight Agents % B w3, "ea- Ela'. Ahon-
NXrHITE STAR LINE. ANN.
FOR oUFFNsTOWN And LIVERPOOL NJ.
NOTICEIhr steamers OF THIS me i@Ae uie Lil 80 49,,
outward and homewari voi ages .,.,-,t,r ,t,v6sa m
BALTIC CAPT far,tll - l.. -s,,a ~
bnt npT cs1t Jennings Thursday May !. noon
GERMANIt capt Kcaneiy Az, Ny .l - - 'iV III IN
FhdVV FFEhodVV Hin WvHiTE STAR DOCK FOOT OF WEST
4N0- lOrH.sT
rS ~, ,r are uniform in aud unsurpassed in ap
polntmrnts. The saloons. Staterpolt al, a'a. M
least felt aaOriug deg Of comfort hheFto ulA'Oie
AZ ,e& saloon $50 and 300. ticket favor
a terms steerage from the Old country Foo Hom Ne"
YIA p,er carry neither cattle sheep nor pigs
or pspec ton plans and other information Apply ~ sho
COMPANY olnces 30 81 broadway Ney Srts Agant
C. l. BARTLETT q co, Agents, ,.1l,n,,, Boston
/ EARRIrf q CArTEI1- Agents. FnuaoeAPnA
New-York tribune., 1882-04-29
lcrture5 an6 Nlecti,ins.
Gxcurslcns.
EUROPEAN PARTY.-Eighth year. d
II IL Address l. c. LOOMS, % Uuon.sl, y. y.
rVHE Long ISLAND RAILROAD CO.

SPECIAL. SUNDAY TRAINS. -
On after SU NDAT April 10 and every sunday tnerS
specia train Will leave NEW.Y oRK CITY foot of EAsr
artist az $40 \. NJ. LONG ISLAND CITY az A NJ
and FLATBCSH STATION, BKOOkLfNi at 500 A. ~
FOR GREENPORT, SAG hARBOR and principal nterfneli-
Ate stations Returning arrive Long Island city ~ p IL,
nm Siaflnn. RIOOklqn. 10 D NJ.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-29

VALUABLE SLATE PROPERTY in North
an,ptGn CO. PENN for sale-Quarry open slate excel
lent quality Address a. T. shaenbtrger Rochester Penn
ttc 200 for three-stOry and extension
tpO.sbVO brick house situated on Broad-st. Newark
Cutai1s eleven rooms heated with BOynton- best
Moft DEFIANCE Range staOnaryrabs hot and cold water
bath aud Waer-cOsets plumbing al nrstcaas and con
nected with sewer. -, .- ,,..,.-
Gas fixtures complete. street paved with granite blocks
horsecars pass the block depot OF
Penn.Vlyania Railroad thirty minutes 10 New-l0ik.
Terms ~ 500 cash balance mortgage which Can be re-
dc Al me oUon o the purchaser House j. new having
tr bcn com6lecd IL a rstClass neigADOrhOOd anu has
plenty OF yard room
" JOHN J DENINE
No $50 BrOai5t, Newark.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-29
EALL RIVER LINE

y for
BOSTON and the EAST VIA Newport and Fan River.
Eeappearancc OF the elegant steamers
BiIsTOL and PROVIDENCE
FOR the spring and summer
New-York tribune., 1882-04-29

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
~ BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND HAVRE
per Company now North foot Oi MortOnst
thsine avoid Doth transit By English
railwayand the crossing tho Chalns IN
small boat
FRANCE Perier Hauteve .. W eonesily NAV ., 4 p M
CANADA. Frangeu ein 'Sday May 10 II IN
LABRADOR, eiIesday May II. p H.
- 10 rs u d BEBIAN, AGENT, No. oB0wling Groom
New-York tribune., 1882-04-29

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW-NORK
SOUTHAMPTON AM BREMEN
ODER sat. pril - MOS tL,-----.sat, May
HABSBU RG Wed. May MAIN ---..-- " eu, Mdy IV
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW-f DIRK 70 SUI luAhF-
TON, HANRE or BRkMEN. ..,
FIRST 500. SECOND CABIN N---.-.-SoO
STEERAGE, 30.
Return tickets reduced rates Prepaid teerage cerl,
Gates s27 sail from Pier between second ana
IHI-9esl 4lou1en ~ RIcES q Co. , Rowling.Green
New-York tribune., 1882-04-29
-,II HnfiNh y REnnK RnI-TE -
For TREN roy and PHlLADELPHIA.
NEW-JERSEY III ~ f.s ' s0UTHERN RAILWAY.

Commencing April l. 1890.
STEAMER JESSE HDYT WILL lie AVE PIER 3, N r,
FOOT RECTOR->T:
For Highlands Seabright, Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch. 8, lO:l5 e. M, $40 p. m; sundays lOa m
For ocean Grove. Point Pleasant. &c. lOl5 a m
For Lakewood. Toms River Baruegat &C, $40 p M -,
VIA RED BANk-FrOm foot Ltberty-st, X 10 a. III. Ior
Lakewood River Barnegat &c; T. for Lakewood.
River Atlantic CITY, and al stations 10 Bay side
for Lakewood Toms River. Barnegat &c
VIA BRANCHPORT-Fromf foot Lbertys; tor Sanly
Hook, l. m for Highlands, u M. FOR Monmouth
Beach and Se1bright, 81 A. M. II m. I p 80,
Tickets reading via BOAT and SANDY HOOK VIII not De
good via RAJ L. and tickets reading via Raj Will not be rec1g
via sandy Hook.
JOSEPH =. HARRIS, II. T. BAl4DN ~,
e.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-29
BrookInn propertp for Sale ano Go Get

FT0 LET.-In Brooklyn, very best location ON
Il The HILL" 3stOry and basement brOwnstone bnnse
With mirrUws and corIices $50 good Tenant Ine1re
Se5 Adelphst, HT0okyn 10 Murrsy-st. 2d nOor New
ITO LET in BroOklyn.-TwO 3-stOry stone
n fronts Just Pot IN complete order Apply prem
5seA go and 5S8 Clriton-aFes or LAND q WHITING
lzl SAasau-sL
New-York tribune., 1882-04-29
Oreln Steamers

4 IUNAKD LINZ.
NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN
FROM PIER NO 40. NORTH RIVER.
Wednesday May 3 4 IN
.GALIIA Wednesday May To, IL
Wednesday May u D. m
SGHTH edntS1y, May ~ 4UoO an
steamers marked thus DO not carry steerage.
Cabin passage $50 and 500
Seere Sets 10 and from parts Europe very
rates. Freight and passage office No. BoWlIng-Green
VERNON III. BROWN & Co. Agents.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-29

U,ROY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LlNE:-New
steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY .oo, 6e1. leave
e0naectlng with morning trains FOR NORTH Aai
ssy}a.t, Sunday uteaIner touches al Albany
New-York tribune., 1882-04-29

DIRONDACKS, LUZERNE.-To let. bean
" am bousa fnly furnished fine barn. grounds;
1n1crn nproyruents location unsurpassed. W c. CAMP
lEI,I, l.o 6thavc.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-29

i At Ridgewood station between bloomfield and
| Nonfclar y j.. the season OF year,
Dartlv good house, IA without modern i'm
provemcnts with large and caragehouse and five
of OF shade trees fine lawns and an
abundance Of fruit and flowers OF AL kinds Address p o.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-29
gcuuirp propertp for Sale ano 90 fet

A FOR SALE.-20, 900 acres, Kimble Co,
As Texas best land In the State for sheep sing price
low no Trade or exchange Address TEXAS LANDS fr1b
t'lNE FARM for sale, $4,000; III acres.
. ss<Aa1wn, Huntington, l. l. W. 4. PuIInAn, Newt0wn
New-York tribune., 1882-04-29
TRAVELLERS GOING TO EUROPE,
Grd!es. ten0ers, etc.

! -. CONOEER s. co,
MANUFACTU RERS OF AkIl1IlI CRATES
FENDERS AND OPEN FIkEPLAr r.,
ANpIRONS. II RE IRONS. PLAQ L -, &C
DIRECT IMPORTERS OF ALL klNDo or IlLESs
HAN !. REMOVED 10
80 WEST 23D-SP ANDZl W - / @%D-SL
Branch 36s Canal-st.
Estimates gwen 10 architects and builders
VISIT Is SOLICITED
New-York tribune., 1882-04-29

NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY.
Trains Engewood Coster Permont and NyacS
Z $50 10 a. M. J. 3 g. 451 30 GAO $50. ll:3O m.
sundays a. m. and $40 m The llSO p LII train will
leave 80 minutes later saturday nights. 80
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey z. 10 a. m- 4;jO p II
1D-1' JNO. y ABBOTT GenI Passr Agent, New.York-
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON Landing
1 atCranston r. nding West Point Cornwall New.
Marlboro Milton. POughkecpsle tsOpu connecting
with Ulster Delaware Railroad. Steamboats, city OF
Cat-sn and James ". Baldwin lelve daily ~ p m foot
HarIls0n-si NOrth River. except SATURDAYS when the
CITY oil atsuu leaves AZ D. M.