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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-24
STORES FLOODED.

Clothing and Fancy Goods Damaged.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon
water was seen running out of the front
door of the tailoring establishment of H.
Gerhart. No. 6 East King street. Mr..
Gerhart was. notified and on entering the
store found that the water was dripping
through the ceiling from the second story
occupied as a wholesale stocking and no.
ton store by julius Loeb. Mr.. Loeb being
out of town, Mr.. Halback, superintendent
of the water works, was sent for and as
cending a ladder entered the second story
window, and found spigot open in Mr..
Loeb's room and running full head
the waste Pipe being closed aud the water
running over the floor, percolating through
tho ceiling to Mr.. Gsrhart's store room.
As quickly as it could be done the flow Of
the water was stopped, the goods were re-
moved to places Of safety and the flooded
store rooms were swept out. Mr.. Gerhart
is the greatest sufferer by the accident.
Many OF his fine cloths, cassemeres, vestings,
patterns, sewing machines and some CLOTH
ing made up, are greatly damaged. The ex-
tent of the loss is not yet ascartained, but
will reach several hundred dollars. MIR.
Loeb also loses considerable, the water
having damaged collars, cuffs, hosiery,
gloves, etc., that were packed in boxes
standing on the floor. The accident hap.
pened from the carelessness of one Of Mr..
Loeb's employees, who was in the store
about o'clock yesterday afternoon and
opened the faucet to get water. As is very
often the case, the water did not run in
the second story, and the young man who
had opened helfaucet, forgot to close it be-
fore leaving the room. The water soon
afterwards began to flow, and tho waste
pipe being closed, OverfOwed tho basins
and flooded the stores as above stated. 1t
is feared that the ceiling of Mr.. Gerhart's s
store has been so much damaged by waite,
that portion of it will fall down.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-24

arc in about the same predieamsnt, but
tho whole party have ''great expecta-
tionS."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-24

James E. Anderson, of Louisiana re-
turning board fame, came to town on FRI
day night aud remained until Saturday
night, when no left as quietly as he CANA.
The register of the Hester house bears in
the fine roman hand OF the ex-statesman
from Louisiana the legend James E. An
derson, Eureka, New" tic has grown SO
stout that the habitues Of the hotel, some
of whom are acquainted with him, failed
to recognize him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-24

ards:''
The manufactures of New York in 1880
gave employment to 40, Al men, S,93S
woman, and S,92s children, in all 21s, ,277
persons. To these $93, 378, ,806 was paid in
wages, and, with capital of $l64, 81, 1856,
manufactured products of value of $448,-
200, ,24S were turned out. At tho head of
the list in New York stands the manufac.
ture of clothing. The annual product of
mons clothing was $50, 79s, ,597, and of
women's clothing $1s. .9s0, $50, in 1880.
The next great manufacturing interest in
New York is meat packing, the annual
product of which is worth $29, 297, ,527.
Then como tobacco manufactures, yield
ing "a, ,6es. $50. The value of the cigars
produced in New York is alone s1S. 347,-
1O0.
The Star Route trial has cost the gov
ernment moro than double what tho Gui-
teau trial cost. Mr.. Bliss, Mr.. Ker and
Mr.. Merrick receive their compensation
regularly from the government, while
Judge Porter, Mr.. Davidge and two or
three other lawyers had to pay their own
expenses and trust tho government for six
months. Out Of the twenty experts called
to the 0uitsau trial not one Of them has
received . oent. The principal expert, DR..
Gray, Of the Utica state asylum, paid
moro than six hmdrsd dollars in hotel
bills alone. The experts have thus far
made no claim, nor have they been in
vited to send In their bills. The lawyers
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-24

Rev. James A. Roche, Of Brooklyn,
who was at Landisville for several days
last week and left on Saturday, preached
at Chester Heights yesterday on "The
TRANSPORTATION ON the Mount" Tic
crowd at the meeting did not come mp
to that of Landisville. It was estimated
at 5000.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-24

The anti Briggs pronunciamentO now
numbers S3G signatures of members of
the Philadelphia bar. And still Briggs
thinks it is not going to be much of a
shower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-26
Anrtion Sales of Real estate.

DICHARD V. HARNETT Auctioneer,
III viii sell at auction, Tuesday, February ~
at IL o'clock. at Exchange SalesrOOm III BTouWhy'
Choice Improved Property, -
Spring $40 Renwck three story brck store anu
dwelling lot 25X15 -,
$50 northeast Doinick, fourstoy brick
with store covering lot and vaults. -, 49,
Uudson-st No 252 BrOOme thTeest0ry brck WIN eN
tension Lot 2 feet Hudsonst ~ feet deep a f='
feet wide
Maps at auctoneer's Office III Broadway basement.
RICHARD V. HARNETT, AuctiOncer,
IL Will sell AZ auction. Wednesday, March /,
At l2 O'clock az Exchange SalesTOOm ! II Broadway
Executors sale. estate Of Mary F. Willis deceased.
IeKngtnnave.. No l2G, twenty eghthst substan-
tal fO1r. story. high sO0p brOwnstOne house.
Maps at AuciOnesrs Office, Ill Broadway, basement.
DICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer,
Ii Will sell at auction Tuesday March T.
at 10 o'clock, Exchange SaesToOm, Ill Broadway,
Trustees sale estate Of cornelius V. Anderson,
So Broadway Marx etst ana basement
brick frame house. Lot 25X1j.
T. Francis Hyde. esq Attorney. % Broad-st.
Maps at aucOneer's office, Ill broadway basement
III Will sell auction.
Tuesday, March :,
at l2 O'Clock at Exchange SaesruOm, Ill Broadway,
six valuable choice lots,
Grand Boulevard connecting with four on lOthaNe
between 74th and 18th SITS.
Jonathan Marshall esq. attorney,
2i7 Broadway.
Maps At auctioneers Office. III BtOadway, naselnenL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-26

MORRIS WILKINS, Auctioneer.

Partition Sale of Valuable Property On Sthave, 2Oth,
51th loom, IL 9TH and AUrraysts.
T. H.LUDLOW & co. Will sell at aneuG9 on
THURSDAY, MARCH, = 1857 .,-,
10 Exchange SaesroGn NJ III bIOao"ay'
1riuity Bui.Ging. -, Ia, 10. ,.a.
east OF 7tave each 25xlO05 feet Ibis ID The Mgbest pt
Central Park perfect drainage ana heat
tuness o., ,oo -.
EAST 6THsTREET'-Ten lots, north side, loo iee'
West VI lst-ay each 25XlOO1l ieet
Also time and place
EAST 2OTII-sTREEI-Tho handsome fourstoTy Drown.
a. 2nths just cast Of BroadWay zoX
81 feet and extension Of ~ feet; lot 30. ,
9TH ANENUE-Lot west side 20 feet lncbes hoith Vi
SJth ST., 2ox loo feet. -,
MURRAY STREET. The fvc story. basement ana SAP
cellar store No. al MnraysL, lOO5 feet west
OF Chnrch-st. Z5x9J III lot 1904. . -. n
WEST ll5TH-S1REET-Two lots. north side, Ieet
inches east OF ST NichOlasaye each 25xlOO IL .,.,
SIXTY PER CENT OF THE PURCHASE MONEi
NAV remain bond and mortgage
and further particulars apply 70 the Auetoneers
No. s Pine-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-26
UUBERT HOME CLUBS.
Anciion Sales of Real estate
NJ. SEAMAN, AUCTIONEER.
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
auct o Thursday March p lSS2 al IL O'Clock moor ~
Txchanee SalrsrODn III broadway by order OF Henry
Holly Townsend Wandcll, executors OF Abraham
NOorhs deceased, TO close the estate: ,,.--
81 tOurstOTY H. = DrO"hstoheu
STAVE-No 42L Threo-s,ory brick store and dwelling
VEST 26TH.sT.-No $50. Foar.story brick tenement
WEST 5SfH,sT~No 22L Threestory brick tenement
and lot m rear bulCing. 800
VEST S5TH-sr.-NOs. $40, 3l1. and 3l6 Fourstory
ii22DsT.Six lots n. s.. l25 of 9thavo near
Morning .ide Park
SAiE POSITIVE FOR CASH. For particulars apply to
Townsend Wande Attorney, No $50 Broadway, TO auc
tioleer, No. Pinc-st
GREAT sale of 10 dwellings and 100 18th
Ward BROOKLYN lots al o'clock on Tuesday, February
% in he Exchange SaesrOJm III Broadway, New YORK
Maps al once OF JERE JOHNSON, Jr. No . Pine-st
JERE. JOHNSON, JR., AUCTlONEER.
Great positive auction u close estate on Thurs
day Mach - 1882 at II o'clock at the Exchange SalcsTgon
III Broadway NewYOTk, Of Church or Factory ana %
convenient and three story brick aud frame stores and
Dwelling III Brooklyn. viz las Van Buren-sLj ioz9'
1881. Ii33 1888 l,oj9, lOos, 900 lO'% lO'4 'Y:9'
81 5i 80 $50 5ss 500 6li 63 6l5 Koseuskost $50,
2 $50 ~ Broadway 1901, luS7 l095, l,lOl Dekalb
ave 1875 Myreaye.; o. u = 65 80, o. % Il 90. o. u,
VI Is sumner lately Yatesave 294, 2JG 29e, 800 3O2
SOl Church IN KOsciuskost near Broadway
suitable factory; easy terms perfect title CHA hIES
b. HART 1873 Broadway, The Auetoneer' Pnc ST.. New
NnrE
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Gin 1lroperin Wanleo.

JVANTED.-AnyOne having n stable or other
w building on Fifth or Madison ayes. between
ostb and iGthsts aud il willing ater suitable for
school ono room to be no 2jX7n feet lind re-
s1onsiiJe tenant on long lease. ". ALEX. MA HEGOR
Sl'-' shave.
WANTED Several stores and lofts IN tins
w vicinity, for immediate occupancy. -
rutland q WHITING, 12l NaSsau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-26
Real estate 10 grrbanse.

NOR EXCHANGED very desirable proper
" near NewYork suitable for purposes
with Inc dwelling and grounds Tree Oh all neumbraneo' io
c,tv property with small incum0talce -.
e"5 PoF" H. y. BEkRIkA, lo2 South ottawa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-26
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

TOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Il Pullman SleeporsviaN H. ". II. and II Il r. leaves
sundays Gettckets VA New YORK and New En- Gland Rail-
road. AT G.aud CoLtra. Dopot and principal notes
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on ilOU-
leave Satharne p at ll5J I'M 500 pun twenty tnric,t
HARTFORD, MiddlctOwu, Springfield and
a. EAST RIVER p. NJ 60 neetng saybrook with
RIVER and NcTi FGEGiT al L6% YVES T" Rails RE-,
I EHIGH VALLEY RATLROAD.-Passeng
trains and after Dec 3 1881. will leave depos foot OF
Corandt and DesGrosscssts at 7i0a 3iop m and go
pm for tason Bethlehem Allentown Reading Mauch Chunx
Mikesbarre Towanda WayGrly Ithaca. Geneva. Lyons,
b" anu R Rae MeL Irah ,np ~ ~ 4r c1on Be9 p
ton Pullman sleeping coaches attached 10 ESQ train
Trains leaving at $40 m. aud p m for all points
in MahanOy and Hazleton coal Re ions vrxoToy q
General Eastern Office Church and C GoTandistS
NORWICH LINE
- To Boston Worcester. Nashua Portl1nd the
Fare reduced Limited tickets to Boston So TO Worcester ~
CITY OF WORCESTER,
Without exception the most elegant boat on the SOUND and
leave Pier 40 North River OF Waitss, next pier
OREGON,
W COLORADO. CALIFORNIA. ST PAUL. MINNIE.
APoLIS, and points in NEBRASKA, UTAH, MON
TANA. DAKOTA, NuNNEaOrA AMI the NORTH
WEST reached direct from CHICAGO via tho
CHICAGO AND NORTHW EaTERN Ry
It runs from five trains daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points 1T ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west of
Chicago PULLMAN SLEEPERS ali OF its
through and night For of fare and other in
apply by in person to coupon ticket
agent OF Ia T.. +. BOOTH
General Eastern Agent, No. AIS Broadway York.
CHARMS
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office, Pier IL Y. r.. foot Cortlandtst
Consgnmens OF freight forwarded directed to any part
OF the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders for delivery all kinds Of freight and mer
chandise o any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBO2 TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly gered to any point
in the harbOrat reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BAKGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
Steamers John Ii. starn and Erasus Corning for NEW
HAVEN, leave Pier Is y. Il. at D. daily saturdays
excepted
Sew-HayeH- Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points D. L. w. r.. r. received ut Pier 10.
For New.IIaycn and points East at Pier Is
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAM D.-Elcven Miles for
Ten cent, Steamer from Pier l. +. r.. foot Whehalst
CENTRAL SHtPYARD. Communipaw, N.J.-Dry Docks
Machine and Bousr shops everything aOpernlns 10 the
construction ana repair Of vessels
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DENNSYLVANiA RAILROAD.
On and after January %, 1882.
u AtlsA . - 4 ~ n - y
AND United SIATES MAJ


Trains leave aud corandt street
ii nar1s6arS Piisburg south with Pullman
York and Ciicago Limited OF Pullman Palace cars,
1Wtiiamsport LocE Haven r. H. p M; Cory AMI Erie
at p m connecting Cory for litusye, Petroleum Cen
Ba ii WASHINGTON south Limited Washing
Ton E1prs ,1T % s1rtdn p a. esIiar NJ $50 n.y.
545 :, and p H. ana night SUNDAY aud ?. and
EHPio:s for baltimore. except sunday, m,
Boats GIo9k'n Annex" connect YIN 1,, all hronsh
tIainsa jersey Cty aouihg speedy ana uAect Transfer
io IiU , rye From Ptt,burg G2O aud IO.8oa m 7.3o
ana io40p daily. Prom WASHINGTON aud Baltimore. $50
G?9 lnr @ ' an 1870 " D. M From Phadl Sc 33
go ji $50 $50 g'iG 1851: Ilio m 100 J0 .:l9
S5V 5 5 GS9 I'i6a & go o5 1910 aud io5o p IL
TO PHILADELPHIA
THE oLD.EsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 9 oN sun.
DAY. fiiG.' RIO ! Is NE NEwYGR iS ' DILL
DOUBLE TRACK. THE, MOST IMFEoyED EQUIP.
ENT WIN ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains leave via Desbrosses and cort
landt streets Ferries, as follows:
$50 : $50 10 nied No. , 800 $40, !. :, 6, T. $
and 8 p. and y night Sundays and 10 H. m' ., e. :
FUR + = Trains leave daily except sundayat 1920
A. M and y. M running through trenton and Camden
l9 Sia59t 80 5 S56 81 $50 as and Ii a. n Hm
5e s s ESg5Ts ga '3 Gn o % and
u. III. Philadelphia Camden. a. m. and lJO
H. IN. daily except sunday
Ticket Offices $40 81 Broadway, Asuor House. and
foot of Dcsbrosses and COtandI ~ Iourt AMI Brock
lyu Annex station, foot FuitOnst BROOKLYN NOS III
llG aud Us udson-si uogoken; Station. Jersey City
Emigfant Ticket once, = Battery place.
The TT nsfer Company viii can Tor ana check
baggage from hotels residences - 49,.
FRANK THOMSON, j. H. WOoD,
General Manager. General faSsr Agent
! BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
FARE Boston for hrstclass limited uekets good only
| az specified their tace , >-.n, A. ..e.,.,-r -,
leave daily Except Sundays AZ from Pier 81 y. X.
| io0 oil Law 81 arriving in Boston at Ia
Tickets sale at ali principal ticket oices Stateroomi
secured at Offices Of WescOts Express Co. NJ Not 3s anl
3s7 BROADWAY House and at Metropolitan and fnth
| Avenue Hotel tick Offices
| PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only. .
Pier - foot Of ~arrcnst " r. nj
daily except sunLys Tor Boston wa Providence drocL
| Freight Via either line taken At lowest rates
| IL. :. ABCOCK, President l. W. flLhlSS' u II Agt
| NNHE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot .
Three trans daily except sunday 70 bosVon
500 A. M / u tparor attlehed. and Top III (wltf
| palace sleeping cara ,.. ,. i. .,u..-o
Limited Tickets 10 Boston all rail-, 20.
ekets and panot seats be- Obtained ~ metropolitan
Fifth Avenue and Whds hotoa ueAob ou'eo' anu ~ vi ~
Central Depot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-26
REAL ESTATE.


x,r.yonK Saturday, Feb. 25, 1882
r.. following sales were held at the EA-
.a.nce salesroom to-day;
o ~ Yves, ~ st-st Sc cor Of 6tnave' 2oXloo syss25
uss......-.......... -"'-'''
Rv Richard Y. H0rneh ~
1to brick enSi9 ayn ws lot lot E5S20I; snatus 1900
Rsdiey -.......--.--.---.'-'
YoNKERs PROPERTY
RvA H. Muller & SON.
eiet. 5ua.ogst ne cor S S n 1000
2oSloo' fonAe''' y - -, ~, ,>,srERs.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE I"A-''' ''
o., II lxGq x25.Gx52 GxS6;
orcSrTii Sm Lewis executor etc to ANNE a $4,000
sal sso Il Of qdavS toxiOo4 I Metzger
and g ogP9 zps e9o2IvSSxi9ii hx8S ooo
WIN and wife to Sh PTeiSs 1000
ss%s pSee5si5So It Of 7tSave 25xioo. VIM Adams
and wife d to n Of ohsvc. 26xiCO DObler ooo
lss 23s Is 70 ., eI Pssrsop 10000
Cn G 90 and al husband to the Savings In o.
d slitGon $50 It Of markets. sisq725xiex
the East River say institution 10000
27s Nos 20 25G aed 2's N MIS- Dc Haniefe 5000
lOhaye AZ . 4 OF Se'hst 4VaAiVO Z. 297O9
Madison 2Ss 81 10 NJ smith $4,000
24thst : isnd VI ...' $1,000
,,o to l s75 t OF iitn.ave i0Ox99ii
kennedy referee, TO Manhattan savings ihSu'u-
roast as 2iGs II W Of 3d.sve l68xlO2.2; w d,
Fem and wife to + q PimpOn. ....-..-..-
9dsye = 80 6 II of 3lst-s 40x95 also 81 stst SIS,
as II G of 3d.ave, 228x99.1 TX Irregular; also gore
iot on 81 st-st 5 s. 400 Il W Of 2d.ave AXSsAII3
x989 9: Thomas McCahin and wife TO John IL :,
Cavanauch "a, =
16thst $ l53 # o. HI 1oiooo 10000
1ithst 5 29i e OF Ave-A' 2oAlo0' i"oe 10000
1l4hst 395 II W o. 9thavf Zi2fi6SnTr Un' 1000
Same property John G Friedman to Chas X Lauter' I
jung -. cbas
LoTe ne lots 2s2 ara s goo On 10 $3.50
MOdsons no 81 25Tloo L Gold'cha. e,oiee'o II 925
Oh ave- ~ cor Of hst iSi2xl1O; COwcn ref oc ooo
cree Dan DAILY - '''
5snsi lsO tsGt SaYe 2oxlVVoi 9ur"'n 10000
1ohaye ne cor f Of 67ha 2STioo 10000
Sd ave, 80 OF 3Oth-st, l4SL2XllO Nallace 10
Day - -'''''------
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Gin properin Go Eet.

Gin propertn Go Eet.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FLAT of >
4 rooms 10 let LOSS Eastern Boulevard, near 'IhSI
terms reasonable. Apply 10 Janitor on premises.
OFFICES TO RENT
~ N THE NEW BUILDING - 80,
o. WAII-ST., RUNNING THkOCGli 70 BEAN Eh9l'
Possession Can be given III Aprl: MIlHlo
III Liberty street.
TVIO LET.-A very desirable threc-stoTyy
stO1p dwelling; twelve rooms; eXccIltht oruti
above 42d-st., l'c' %4i"'
J. EDGAR LEAICRAFT, l34i Broadway.
vIlo TFT-At OIL Gth-aye. Sd and 4th fats ;
-. md nan, room. ALI i'm, proysmenis rent $50 and
a., A,niv oJ E0MhINi3 BROWN. $50 Broadway.
vyN0 IFT-Fine location. I7th-st two doors
west broadway, three new 0ita Z3h>9 tchi spchuIu
light. Apply 10 7 b. STEWART 80 EteS1 -'u''''
yENO LET-2S6 Greenwch-St, . story, ZGX
4 10 running through to alley kCBAND y "liIIl>'
AL Naas&u.st.
ETH-AVE. CORNER FLAT,
% near Hotel brunswick,
$50 front, II rooms.
RICHARD V. HARNEIT, III broadway Baseieht'
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Broohlpn l)roucrtp For Sale an1 90 Get

ITO LET-52O CarltOn-ave., 3-story brown
stone all improvements in good ORDER immediate pos
session watchmap on premises. rutland IL WITHIN
l2l NaSsau.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-26
Gin Real Cstate for 6ale.

fNHARLES Buck g. co,
- ARCHITECTS
G3 East Al stst, corner Park-ave.
Successors to Duggin Il CrOssnan
Oner for sale.
Six houses Masouave. ana OJthst top OF LehoX
HIM. from ~ 10 80 feet w1de
houses, LcXingtpnaVc and 3fthst VoP OF
Murray nm, from % 10 30 feet wide.
and bmlt by ourselves.
HOUSES open SUNDAY. send for pamphlet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-26
Real Gstnte agents.

4 Romaine Brown, $50 Broadway. Entire
real estate specially Rents collected&c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-26

Leave New.YOrk daily. Sundays excepted:
At D. from Pier % North River, foot OF Murray-Sl
Connection by Annex Boat iron Brooklyn ~ 1850 j. M Je
sey city r. Tickets staterOOms may be secureh J
all principal hotels transfer and ticket Oce- ~ lhc once
Pier = and on steamers. GEO l. t'INNois.
BORDFS A. IOTII.i. Agts Gen'l Pass Agt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-26

TINO LET OR FOR SALE AT HALF COSTA
large story building suitable or boarding school
"a ro0ms minutes fIOm Station at Park Ridge, " j.,
and n. Y h. H.. "A miles, large and high grounds;
churches a. n., -.
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5teamboats ano Railroads.
4 REDUCTION OF FARE.
~ FALL RIVER LINE
Magnificent Steamers

NOW. IOATUn
Newport and Fall River, So
Limited tickets. Corresponding reduction 20 all Eastern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-26

WHITE STAR LINE. STEAMERS
w UNITED STATES AM ItoTAL ~ " 4 r. pS ~ i
QUEENSTOWN AN II y ~ ~. ~ pon,a
NOTICE-The steamers OF tbs nae SiA y an botb m,
hOmeward voyages r,.,-.1av March . 2 N m
Iant
1EDW, TI' Ganf Kennedy Saturday, Mar ~ V9p u III
RIT III 10 CAPT Irving Thursday SIafGh 10 %
FROM THE WHITE STAR DoCk' Fooi 'r "T''
These steauners are uniform In size anu 9 snd PatI
pointments The saloons StaterOoit Ia ntinn are
rooms .re nlacad amidships where the morse an a. .
least felt aGording degree OF comfort mthar'o
800 $50 and $780, Return ucks 5 on 1r IN
yorable terms steerage IRON 'no Wv
New-YOrk, f2S. -. ..,,,e shaen nor ptga
Of plans aud other inormaVoh Apply at 'uo
COnpsnys otnoes W. 81 " Il j. CORTiS, Agent
| r 7 RARTI,ETT & Co, Agents, Boston
EARHITr q CATrELL- AxsntA fhaAaspa~
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nACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAN1,S
LINES FOR CAIIFoREIA Sap ~ u - [ES
tina I. and sOjrTI AMERICA aud MEN ".
From New York. Pier loot Chhal.7t5 y. ",
Enr-o, Francisco via Isthmts OF Panama
- OK sails WeduC dav NaI'i /. n9,i
Connectipp for central and south America anu Mexico
~ /. go, San Francisco, 1T and Brannan-st%
For Japan add China
a : ~ All, sails Tuesday. Mar. IL, = p. m
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CTANDARD THEATRE.
, WM HEN DERSO Proprietor aud Manasec
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with a. publishers England and the UHtef states, the
O,era CLAUDE DUVAL by Ne stephens and 80 onon
author aud composer of Boe Taylor must be produced On
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
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Costumes imported from Europe by Alias 49,, ,,,
scenery hy Nessrs. Nopgetln and HaNley.
The opera produced under the direction oi Mr. G. Hafis
corductor .. .......... Mr. W. p. HALTON
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rIRST-CIASS FARM FOR SALE.

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