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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-28
70 RENT.

Furnished Rooms for ent,-front and baek,-up
stairs. Parlors nicely furnished, door west of
the Baptist church, 3rd avenue, between 14th and
18th streets. Mrs. j. A. StockweI. sep-26-I
FOR RENT.--A farm of S06 acres, in Rural town
ship, about mile southwest of the county house
and mile east of the Knoxville road Apply to
David Brown, on the premises. augSSG
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-28
TEN CENT COLUMN.

Advertisements of three lines in this column costs
but ten cents for one insertion, and twenty five
for one week. For each line over three. i've cents
per line will be charged.
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SToCKS-Heayy.
Chicago Market.

CHiCAGo. Sept.s -.
GRAIN.
WHEAT EAT-Actfye, regular; 0411 Sept; 93ss Oct
93as Nov; 92% year: spring o.; winter o.
CORN-595e cash Sept; 59059B Oct; 53& Nov +;
. oATs.-8i.s < cash; si14 Oct; s1ss Nov; ssy May.
-RYE.-5S1s. - lsgss@
BARLEY.-S6.
WHISKEY.-$1 10.
PoRK.-Lower; q so cash, Oct; 20 80 Nov; IS IS
Year.
LARD.-Lower; 1s 6s cash Oct; u a5 Nov; Ii 30
Jan.
STOCK.
HOGS-Receipts 1900; moderately active
light. z 656DS IS mixed packing, 75G8 IS; heavy
packing and shipping, 3 450D9 10. -sssy4s
CATTTE-Receipts {, 400, weak; good to choice
shipping 5 50616 SO; common TO fair. 0004 20
butchers, 2 1854 90; stockers and feeders, 800
10; Texans, half breeds and Americans, 0005 %.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-28
WILKINSON. KENwoRTHY BEARDsLEY
LAWYERS.

Have formed co-parmership for the general mac
tice of tks law. Offiee in Fries Block No ffss<,
Second Avenue. Rock Island, NJ ~
A Idly
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Gteanbuats ara RGilrJa55.
A FALL RIVER LINE.

FALL RIVER LINE.
IA for
FALL RIVER, BOSTON, AND THE EAST
The most agreeable route to the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
MOUNT DESERT and all principal cities inland anu sea
shore resorts o and AMI the provinces.
The mammoth palace steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave NewYork daily Sundays includedl at $50 p
from Pier 20 n r. OF Murrayst Connection via Anne
boat from Brooklyn at p H.. Jersey City, p m.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
evcv evening bv the splendid orchestrs attached
to these steamers
long water route fun nights five morning trains 10
Boston short rail ride time seventyhve minuOes)
NEWPORT LINE
FOR NEWPORT, r. L, DIRECT
MARTHAs VINEYARD, NANTUCKET. and SEA
SHORE RESORTS Of CAPE COD Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY,
Leave NewYork daily. Sundays excepted at P from
PIER %. North RIVER . . , . -.
THESE steamers make their Eastern terminus az Newport
Tickets and saferOoms for both lines may be secured ar
all principal hotels transfer ana IcAet Ohoes u le ooe
on PIER IS and on steamers. -, ..v-~..-,so.o, -,
SEND FOR LIST Or TOURS AMI hACOifSlON9
FREE O. APPLICATION. - -.-
BORDEN & LOWELL 6EohSis - toN NOis
AGENTS Gcn'l Pass. A gent
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PROVIDENCE LINE.

/ FOR PROVIDENCE DIKlCI -
Connecting with Providence q Worcester ltf ,
for all POINTS NORTH and EAST. via NORCESTElE
The entirely new and palatia steamer MODE ISLAM
IN MONDAYS Wednesdays Fridays and the iaVOrits
steamer MASSACHU SETTS on Tuesdays, IhurSiays anu
SATURDAYS. VIII leaYcat
. p. m from Pier % n H., 1901 Oh W aFIe M "a
or worcester aud all Northern. Eastern aud WHIT
Noruatn points Tickets sale al all pflnclpal ucAet
o1ecs secured al offices OF Weatcott Express
10 A-tor Uousc. 2O7, 3s J5I and AL BfOad-
wa and ~ Fifth Avenue aud Windsor hOtel ucket oees
"H!l ~ ~ - = 4. EILkINS. General Pass AGENT
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Accorded REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs

Ysthst l5e It " Of Sd-Sy ooeT 1900
sstli-st n = $50 # = Of sIh'a'o' -'N1Vo' ~ il, 500
Morgan to Jacob ca1 " %e3H Sharisi i25Ti0s
YeV YORK Boston and Montreal 4 90: lg1a
Of D9ss%SSG ps nys ots 81 and 81 5o1ll26x
s16xl04 l. executing certain strlps IN . .,
property r Graham motifs anu aO'e. 1850
Illh.t l4ss ;. Il psn % s INV 10000
l45lhst 100 r. 81 ,sDbeS Miller 245O
ing ana lot saO no CO. 25xI08 Joseph Kahn and
wife 10 M +, Of Forestavo 75127i4; william oo
Booth to y Ju .9s t0Ssx 1914 TO s5dsx2sr2oi
s. also of 9Sdst and Axe'A lax ~ s,.aS
irregular als9 slstst z On y OF Of sSave
5S1iao 81 also cor OF 9Oths and 2dsve 200
xIad o. also 9sth-st, 275 IT E of 2d-sve, 20
1iSos also sost go # Of $ 80 ave l g5
l00saG also IS S odt "a IA n W Of Sdave 25x
loo ~ also e " ost-st, I'll IT sof HarT1I2n-St
z sz7ss - 2f1l ls to Theatreaiey
S2elx777 also y, 81 also il6 inter-
est 81 bulkhead " eorof Beacn q anu pas " also
i-ieth part OF Barclay and MaTrsy.ss piers with
l. buikheads TO the north William hemVlcK' 7
tTustee 70 Frederick W Remvick.
7aye cor q dgSa TO- HSsnsns o 10000
Same property A Page ana we 70 huN'.u $4,000
4o % $daye 7S1VO4 10000
IeHingto4aye eatSe to- o. KeTnohan $4,000
ll4tst 2s # OF 4 IN o ert stone $4,000
llthsys 50 I,Is Of 6 tS1 Onn $4,000
sl tsf sie I 70 Of SdavS 97OSa to -
same ne cor Of Goth st i0O5x556 Ke.
sas and another executors etc to SiiAn 2ss5o
546 nSisr 2 IT Of istave So1ioo5 George
2daye P. lls9s aod loOlAlOO 'no 2e5Ol
slo1ico Rusdies referee 70 john 152'
kngseTdge Read lame cor 10 % SS' 1926
Lewis 1etsTee 70 Inc Mercantile Trust Co. $4,000
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday July H. 1ss2'
The following sale was made at the EX-
change salesroom today
BIZ Richard Y Hrrnsr
s,o-r ,,rick binding with lot No 4S5 We e
gistst VS. 8iS II of lOhaVe" lo1 -VA'-1' c1O 500
f.h, AteT. ..-.
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY

story brick building, with lot 40 a. =
So $50 It OF Hoyt-st iot ztS ooo :, If / iica-
ave 25xl27.9 I J Stearne -. I; ,itic
lot n II Marks place. running InrouEn ~ ,.
st 400 II e OF TIoy-ave, Z3A-o0-'i sAn0 'N' VIE
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- MODEL. FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
Va plliladnlnhia BalImOre and MashlngtOn.

On and after May D. magnificent Passenger Trains
Pennsy Railroad Depot foot Of Cortandts
and DesOr0sseSst, as follows
p m except sundays parlor attached arrives wash,
ngon \ % D. m Night express leaves Washington at 10
p daily. sleepers and day coaches through TO CINCINNATI
Chicago .
D. m daily. Line arrives Washington 225 Gin
cnnau $50 Chicago s:S5 and ST. Louis $3.50 a. IN
B. o. palace seepers and day coaches though 10 Cincinnati
st Louis and Chicago.
IL O'Clock arrives al Washington $50 M Day
Express Washington at 1910 a. daily Sleepers
and day coaches through to Cincinnati.
70 20 other line makes faster the West Trains.
arrive from the ESQ $50 and 1890 p.
m Tickets and sleeping secured and baggage called
for and destination c0mpanys ONCE No 30
Broadway ali offices OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
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,r cITvnAR-JITIY 10.

s,,,r,fr CoURr-CHAMBERs He'd oy IL h"iS ~ As a. o.
,Dd ar cal He'd Of II a. ny cS % -,
~ az ia lOj II 1872 49, lst ieI' Contested will Of
20 5fpsoc AIRS COURT-Ref0re H0nins o'-OVH'0
pabetfa HoIacker AZ II a m; - Ia coionsar
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEClAi i hi.,' -. calendar
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THE COURTS.
AGAINST A BANK.

,.aoa wallace. of the United Staes tno
.@us yesterday filed decision In 1aSo. ps,gsn
81 IN the suit of the Freeholders rronanre
yaln., New. Jersey, against the Merchants snt 20
Ss.,onsl Rank Of this city. The SUIT sn County
a, the defendant TO surrender lo2 bsiss County
eonpe - 900 which were sold to the bank W
s0n' 1',o. pocert who committed suicide III tn
s0oo nd was found to have been de,"S 80 an.
80 ere mart of an issue of s36oooo Sorss to
$50 70 replace old county bonds. Di' nrec-
a. n,uner Of 500 were printed and sgneu :, s..no N
.Ho rrar 81 the county aud intrusted ior iSsuo
- who was instructed TO fill out onIy INC 100
ss"s.arv 20 exchange for old bonds he iSsuD
rond. and sold them TO the Defendant N ne bonds
exirh 49, iocdes that scventyflgnt VI octor
judge M nv Roeprt after he ceased 70 DC LII the
were ssu ~ afIlre IA therefore frauuuehV
anu \, ne srred The decision against he Dn the fact
eons sbsr twentvfOur bonds Is lounusu honds that
70 te was no recital the face OF Ino ha nudge
L are issued In conformity wlih INV no fnurd be-
tney whsre any logical distinction can " made
saws hocter and effect of Representative them,
IN the bond ITSELF anu ose - 20 the pur-
Dy ns % bond and orally OF 10y c0nus,, repre-
ousiue a. ~ dflcult perceive MA, Tact that
chaser II So e male than is attested Dy le ,rcuIa
rentalon o ac,ted the bonds and put theu Its even
tney nay 49,, Nv their official signature anu the
NON anu ~. az valid Obligatonst NeNer. 'Jestions
men, na,nt vas ruled adversely 70 us q, Rnchanan
ne dnnreme Court Of the United I1ncafed the
~ Titchdeld Applying the rule tnerc holder for
sefaTdant cannot rely upon its uue , aG snit"
xalne and must surrender all the po"O' "
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THE corRT WAITING FOR Mr.. oBREl o.

Justice Haight, in the 0upi1m ,o trinartite
Chambers, yesterday listened 10 which in the
,n las ast few weeks has become so hOpeleSs
sOus ,eoc through applications crossappncatons anu
rro.sppcations and applications crS',a
tSe fresh and npared forces Of eon acGed yes
viii hardly able TO straishep mill S the su6ecatter
~ 10 aSe Obreght shall be pleased 10 ,TiSdieon
return from the delights OF Fort Lee until Friday
of the court dc ADJOURNED 'he O"'O
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Gin Reul Gstate for Sale.

EOR SALE.-On East 51st-st., 3-story brown
stone free and clear Win trade for downtown business
propertv and paw difference in cash. RULAND WHIT
ING. Ma. Beekman-st
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Brooslpn ilropertu for Sale an> 60 fet

TOR SALE on very easy terms, four-story
Il brick dwelling the side OF Columbia Heights
midway between Fulton Wall Ferries overlook
g the bay and running through 70 Furnans, with four
STORY store on lot 25xl50 small amount only
OF cash required Address p LESTER Tribune Office.
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Exnress Trans NevY0rk. via DesDrosses ano NorI
Iandt Streets Ferries a. follows; , o.oo o,o q. q
- T. $50 10 Limited) IL a. M /, on oto - o. "
and y IN IL night sundays, o'Loi o Au Az Il in'
4 Il 7 - aud q % IN. and II night ~. Ss.- -. = %
o. :, ns leaye New Ork daily except sunday at 2O
m and p m running through wa Lrshon shn
,rrtng trains leave Broad street Station fhnaneiplA
IS.oI EOS 800 $40 $50. 7:3u $50 s:o1 ana II a. M
LIMITED Express 1880 p nj y = .; D az, oo si N anu
$50 700, and $40 m Leave d pima" VIA N"
a a m and 4. 20 D. 10 daily except sunday -. H.. 4,
get et Ofces sac 944 Broadway Astor hou1e anu
:. ssro-ses and COrtlandtss Courtst ana BROOK
,oey STATION loot OF Fulton-st Brooklyn sos ia,
Ia and us Hudson-st. HOboken 1tauoh' 'ei''S N4S
,.,~rant Ticket Office Battery place =, -. -, -
The NewYork Transfer Company VIII Cal" ~" All" 'H'NA
har,a ce from hotels and residences ID v-o0n
FRANK THOMSON, consraI pass,r rant
General teneIM Ash aEene
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ST1A4FRII Ar NsfvEn AND nAnBon TRANSPORTATION

CHARMS g,ppnR TRANSFORMATIONS
CoAPAN ddrmce pier ls n. II, foot CortIandtst
an,s Of freight rwarced as directed To any part
OF the world "a ron nrsp.rcr.
rece,ved for delivery Of all kinds oil freight ana mer
ehandise to any part Of the CITY ,.o ptvpp Ann
STI AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBoR LIGHTEkAGr- $500.
,t o every description promptly hghtefeu 10 any poih
n, the harbor AZ reasonable rates -
EAN,poATs BARGEs AND GROVES 10 VhAf|
TER FOR EXCURSIONS - -. ,,e,r
,,,ers Iobn a. sLarin and Erasuns Corning Tor y EW
uAvEN lave Pior Is y. r. ats p IL daily l'a'urlAS'
exceDted.l - $500. Ne,v y-orr and
MFTRoPoI.Is EXPRESS CO.. between new OrN anu
Arr-uayrn Care aud dispatch guaranteed . MI,
lDr l.
For points East al Plele g-on ,fu.s n,
NOllIH SHORE STATEN ISLAM ~ 800 a.
lsntsnfs via steamer from Pier l. H. Il. o9t
CESTILLshIPYARO, COnnuni94R. Soy D'sSs
Machlne And boiler 5l0ps everything AJo'tsA.AAA' "
constructlOn AM rsp ar % TssihA
,.NuE TRAVELLING PUBLIC are informed
that through Pullman IRON Ne" s-and r,eS
y the Tr, and q rand Trunk and chicago ana ~ t
,roads leave New YORK from Erie Depot A. y H. uAS
Tickets al the Of the Erie hsuMiy REACH
General Agent O. T. and G. and y. =: H.H !" -
U1ROY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LINE.-New
steamers SARATOGA and CITY or lhOl 70, ca.s
Except saturday m Pier 49, N0rh fsver ~. saa
with morning tfalhs luz -'"'sN -
West; SUNDAY steamer Jouches NJ Albany
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Citp l1ropertp 90 Eet.

rTO-LET-Furnished.- very pleasantly To-
l Gated house convenient delightful view III
complete order go West 49st Inqure-or particulars OF
wner premises.
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EOR NM MIME MOUNTAINS.

Commencing 26 special through express train with
drawing cars, will leave Grand Central Depo ~ - y
H. a II r. ~ daily. except sundays, ut sI3 M, arr wing
early IN the evening two hours carrier than
last season connecting Wells ver with express train iof
Newport Vi Quebec &C seats IN draw ng rgOi-eaf may
be engaged advance D. r. = &. ucket office IN Grand
Central Depot or By addressing by mail or telegraph
G. T. HEMPSTEAD, -. T. A,
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THE o1D.EsrABL1sHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ

DorBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EoIIP'
MEST AND THE FASTEST TIhE - NSISlENI
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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NEw-YUKK DAILY TRIBUNE,
5teamboats ano Railroads..

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES sS-,o h h,Isr foo,
q DEEw : s"@ ST w 1oHS BAY m Mo-
Albany SUNDAY morning eIcspted with trains NOr'n'
tickets d FeIn EG9f fs q %
A LBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and c: VIb-
"A bard.Daly SUNDAY excepted. leave Vesryst Pier
1885, ami 22d-st at tBrookyn by Annex a. IN
Size RhnebecE caiski and hudson Connecting At Rhine
sed ey RL with r Ira a tn NORTH and WEST and
special SARATOGA EXPRESS.
A MARY POWELL, for West Point, Corn
IA. wall Newburg. POughkeepse Rondout and <lngston
landing at Cransons formerly Cozzcnss Milton New lam
vss S y st psf at i5 and 22ds at
at Poushkeepse with evening trains TOT lhe Sorsn-
ERIE RAILWAY now known as the new
II YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangement OF trains fro N Chambers street Depot
room Coaches to BHfl i and Suspension Bridge
III t t tSf ,Tabs r. he West and south
west Pullman's best Drawing room Sleeping Coaches To
ay, Pacific Express for the the West Sleeping
Chicago without change Hotel coaches through to Chicago
Buthcrford and PSssaic s. 100, 1850 9So, 1920 m II
y mid9ight sundays g. $3.50 lo:2O a. M l;45' $50 H.
$50 DO, 3, 5io $50 Sio $40 III. s 1890 and e
midnight. sundays 6. $780, 1920 lao, $780, II mid
night - -, ,-.-, e,s an ,,oo -
$40 4So S;2g G;,0 o mn ana o eso p m 9a'"oAy
Sunrrn s. 7:5O 800 1920 a m lao. 500, o. 6:lO. 75
p m and u midnight sundays, s. $3.50. lO:3O Las
go %J P N; ana 5 y midnight @ fils6p m.
Newburg and CORNWALL 10O, A. In 5:JO 4'oO D. m sun
day $50 a. IN. o,o- - ..--
Goshen g. 1850. q, lo2O a IN SO $50 4:3O, Z, 7l5 p
sundays g. 80, IO:10 a.. m, O3O. Z y. N.
Middlctown, $50 g. 1920 a. M 800, 4;3O T. I'l2 p M
sundays $50 lo;2O $50, p m The a. m ana ago
d m ira ms with Midland Railroad al Mali St
PORT Jervs 80. 9. ln:2O 4:sO g. T. 7;I5 sun
DAYS $50 1920 a. H.. 8, $50 and Z D. m -,
from 5 a M 20 !j:4 D IN and az lt 10 and lao D.
cke passage and for apartments in Drawing and
Sleeping Coaches obtained orders for the checking
and transfer baggage may be left at the COmp3nys Offices
Nos 2Gl 4Ol 90 Broadway. lS7 Ncstst y. " No 3
Court ST., Brooklyn. or at the CompanYs Depots.
Fmgfant Agency. No. , Lsdtt crg place
FxDress the " NeWHOrk nc 40
An ii: 30 a. m. and 1910 ,. m.
JNO. y. ABBOTT Gen'l Passr Agent, New YOrk.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains EngeWOod Cl0ser PermOnt and Nyack
Z. $3.50. 20 a. J. D. 4. 4:5O, 3JO Gao $780, ll.5O ~
Sundays q q. m and 6:fJ p III. The lL5O p ~ Tram VIII
leave 30 minutes later saturday nights 50 An . -
Nanuet spring Valley ami MonSey - 10 A. NJ lou p H.
'"i'O"' jS0 -N.ABBoTr. GcnI Pass'r Agent New.York
nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
Il sATONIC and NAUGA1UCk kAILkOADs-steanl ers
larne-sip 1880 BOO p NJ; -5dst Last
River. 3:l5 D. Fare lower than Dy any other rDute
DOR BO>TON-IHE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman Slcepers via y Y. n II. and H. X r. leaves
at 1875 week DAYS Get tickets
and NewL gland Railroad, at Grand central
Depot and principal hotels
tt-r
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cToVTycT0Y LINE FOR BOSTON.

y CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EASE
FAREalways "a Low by other lne
STEAMERS NARRAGANSETT and STONINGTON leave
daly Iexcep sundays AZ from Pier 49, y. r. foot Of
Jay-sf arr wing in Boston at a. III
ckets Tor sale principal ticket Offices staterooms
WestcOJt Astor
2O7 sl and 42l broadway and at Fifth Avenue ana
Windsor Hotel ticket offices - , ,, -.
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DENNSYLVANfA RAILROAD.
ON and after July /. 81

AND UNITED STATES MAIL QUITE;
Trains leave New-YOr DesDrOsses aud Corandt streets
Ferries, al follows: CO, .,, D..,,.o
r4arrisbrp pftsbnrg West and South with Pull man
Palace ars attached "A and IN daily New-l Ork
and Chicago Limited Of Paror, Dining smoking anu Sleep
z "A 3 every DAY -. 49,, t--sa NJ,
WOiamspor Lock Haven a. m p m Corry anu EIIe AZ
d. connecting at CORY ior ll'uS'4h0 ioHo4ou vi"
the Oh Regions a., ,-s..s .n.-.u+oD
Txnress OF Pullman ParlOr Cars daily except MONDAY ~
a. m. arrive Washington p NJ Regular AZ oA' anu o"0
a m !. $40, and J. m, and II night
Sunday 81 10 a. m, and p. w. ana IL night sz..
For Atlantic CITY with through car D. m except
Long Branch Head Junction and lnterneul,6
via RAILWAY and AmDoy. $3.50 and o:AO H. Il hooh ="
TSm,s River via Seaside Park, $40 a m and p m -.
connect with all through trains az
Jersey city aorng speedy and direct transfer Tor brooA
Ign travel ...,.-- on o,t 1 .oo ", 7.RO and
1910 daily From ai' II19 n N Sunday go 65d
~ m and 1850 D. m. Baltimore l;z0 p NJ; on sun
da~s as n m From Philadelphia 500 $40, b:3U, 300
ESQ GAO 1850 140 $50 = SOW S;S S ~ ~ a.So
q.35 and 1880 sunday, sou, o.-O o'oo
go il:I0 a. M. 500 935. lO;4O and lO5O p III
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WHITE MOUNTAINS.
On and after MONDAY. June 26,
A SPECIAL FAST EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN.
with Parlor and Day Cars. will connect with the
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Of steamers from New-York leaving the steamer wharf
Providence at 900 daily except -unlays ahn ruins
through VIA to Fsbyans ANA oher "hte mum
tain points without change $50
l. W. EILKINs. Genera Passenger Agent
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NORWICH LINE r..

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD-Commencng June a. 4Se%
through trains VIII Grand Central Depot
m and Northern Express 10 kOcne7tet anu
Montreal via central Vermont r. r. with urA"hEroOm
-. -
$40 a. M. Special Express for Chicago, daily stopping only
Albany syracuse Rochester Buffalo Ere CLEVELAND ana
Toledo - o.. a, ..-o.t
. a ~ Saratoga Special, drawin9-rOom car 70 montreal
1890 Chicago Express, drawing room cars 10 Caah
and BuliO also 20 klchned Spr
/ a m to AlDa and Troy, with connection 10 OLSa
Saratoga, Gcns Falls and Rutland
j:3U n M. Saratoga special, arrives p m
10 M. Accommodation To Albany aud Troy. D. q. ,
en- NJ St IOl.s Express, with sleeping cars IOr 81 ios
running through every day in the week. also Nae4 ta'
Buffalo and Toledo. , -. =. c--,.rsa and IN
Autumn Road also 10 Montreal, excepting SUNDAY. H.,
Roc6ester Bua o. Cleveland. Toledo, Detroit anu 1chRO
ii .. LIZ Night Express With Sleeping o's l" A'O"i' m
Troy. - o-, -, 4, r,-,,t
wav and al Westcotts express Offices place and $50
ana ss2 Broadway, 1Ork, and 53@ Washl-
BrookIyn. j. NJ 1OUCEY. Gen. supt q b. MkEhEH
Gen. Passenger
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COLORADO,
" OREGON. CALIFORNIA ST PAUL. MIME:
APOLIS, and points NEBRASKA, UTAH, MON-
TASA DAKOTA, MINNESOTA. and the NOHIh-
" Isl reached direct from CHICAGO via so
CHICAGO AND NORTHW EsrERN Ry
II runs from TO I'VE trains daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points II ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Oi
Chicago PULLMAN SLEEPERS are run on all OF Its
through and night trains FOr rates Of fare anu other III
formauon9ppy by persOl u I1Y cOIP1a ucAss
agent 10 L. r. BOOTH.
~ General Eastern No. AIS Broadway. NewNOrS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-12

NEW SUMNER RESORT,
~ 1000 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL
SPRING MILLS HOUSE.
SnrtnR Mis Centre County Penn, terminus OF inc Lewis
"f''e burg and Tyrone RR.
This is house and newly furnished Win
tending 10 convenience OF guests Inc Ar ~ IN
v1gorang perfectly tree from malaria ana pal
a1orhe for fhe restoration health Of persons aficted
win mi complaints maaria disorders ai Ray lever
The nre soiI and living springs; plenty OF
zane good cunning fishing in season. winter anu
ner retreat aud tourist aud fsles Io ea
or year Near by celebrated Penn caves
thing kind known sailing miles under gro ~ Hu
snecfina halls OF great wonder the table Is pentu
uied with meat and fresh vegetables and ~
I'm prepared tasteuy served Good staDing
accommodations - ,.tt, ha Dror,rtiv an
swered OhOhuE -. 800, -op
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NETWORK AND SEA BEACH r. r.

SHORTEST QUICKEST :
Oh EAPEST :
80 MIN UTES TO
CONEY ISLAND
BY STEAMERS
SYLVAN DELL, TWI'
LIGHT AND KELSEY.
Connecting at
BAY RIDGE WITH
", Y. 81 SEA BEACH X. II.
EXCURSION TICKETS.
40 CENTS.
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Real Gstale manie6.
t3odro dno Rooms.

VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS in an excellent
~. HOOD terms moderate and good board de-
cs%a a. IN East lOthst. second door from 81 Marks
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STEAMSHIP LINE tor PORT

MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE tor PORT
w LAND, and MATTHIAS VIEEfARB Mass - steam
al oc Ock Cabin passage Portland. - 10 Marhas
Vineyard including berth. No charge for state o0n
Excursion Portland -; MaIthas vineyard and
return - Meals 70 cents Freight received daily Tor al
parts OF Maine j. r. AMLs Agent Per IS East I.lyer
NEW-HAVEN, MERlDEN, HARTFORD,
~ -PRINGFIELD. HOLYOKE MONTREAL and interme
date points. leave PIER %. r. r.. Dali; at D. ~
-ItIf and II SUNDAYS ell; con
Meeting with trains NEW-HAVEN, tor MERlDEN,
HARTFORD, SPEINGFI ED &C Tickets sold ana bag
gage J4 Broadway y. Y. ana COurtst BOOK
Ign. Excursion 70 Haven AMI return - 90 on al
alter ui, T. steamer CIV Will leave Peek clD Tor
NEW.HAVEN AT II p IN. sundays until further notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-12

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES linz
"A DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier Al, Nortn iNs. 10y
Of Canal--t. every WEEK DAY at D. M conne.n lu =
Albany tsundsy morning excepted with trans Non' '
and last stateroOms warmed. Eo
E1curson tickets TO Albany and renrn g9o9 T Tsen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-12

"A. wall Newbury Poughkeepse R0ndout and Kingston.
landing Cranstons formerly Cozzcnss Milton New
burg and HYDE Park. daily lsundays excepted Leaves
NestIy-s pier at 8lj and 22dst az $3.50 p m connects
NJ Pnngh keense with eVening trains Tor the NOrth