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New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
pooL,srLLING IN LONG ISLAND CITY

Nothing was done yesterday in regard TO the re-
oDcuing Of the pool-ToOmS at Hunters Point Long
Island CITY. sheriff Wrgh, stated 10 a prominent
business man that he would not interfere WIN the
pool rooms again He had kept them closed for over
tour weeks, at the request o. certain cltlzehS OF
Hunters Point. He had incurred an expense OF
200. which they were not wiling TO pay. lie was
AYERS. he declared. t. moving IN the matter AGAIN
uudcr the circumstances. The Board OF POllce met
in ie afternoon bat did not take any action looking
10 tie suppression of the rooms. SheTln " rgh posi-
non is severely criticised b. The majority oi inc resi-
dents OF Long Island City, As he haF frequently eA-
pressed his intention to keep the rooms cloScd, even
if he had to hire men and pay them 1ut
of ms own pocket 1t is alleged that
In. Sheriff acknowledged some time ago that the
booksellers offered hlm 200 If he would noi III
ierient with them but he declined TO have anything
TO 90 with them. The citizens who asked nm TO
H. Ike the arrests stale that when TIE Sherlu was
tIst called upon be SAID that 500 would cover All
ms expenses This sum was pad to h.in, Dut ne naS
since then put in a claim OF 500 addlu nal 1oT ms
own services and for extra expenses that Lie htd
not anticipated when he mado his first estimate.
lie was tOI to pIesent his claim to the BoaId OF
Suueiy! !sors to see il they would pay II. A!'hough
1hat Board I0ct IN Long Island City on last Monday
the sheriff failed - MAKE an application TO IT, Lle
excused himself aIieTWaId On the EIOund th;ll TIC
Board adjourned c;,rler than he had expected.
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M AR WINS
SAFE
FRANKLIN
Sugar Refinery
FIR
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. SJ.

ssy Telegram, September "a,
"OUR MARVIN SAFE JUST RECOVERED
FROM THE HOT RUINS OF THE FRANKLIN
SUGAR REFINERY, WHERE 1T HAD LAIN
FOR THREE DAYS CONTENTS PERFECT.
"E. NJ. DEERING, Agent"
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Announcements
4 CnnNrR ON TIE CORY.

A CORNER on THE CoRN.
Dr Wines com and unon Remedy con to's the MARKET
cure is perfect Beware OF limitations 1O ceIi' Du-s'O'
Roth T,vdi1 f. Pul<han's Vegetable Com
Mound and Blood Puruer prepared At 25 and 80 ct
ar, Lynn. Pirc OF either, 81 Tx D"t -
n iv mai in the form ot pills of loLenges on receipt 0f
nrrc pcr box either MIS- PinkhaE freely ans" r. al
efrar. of Inquiry lncose Sc. stamp send Tor pam let
Mention this paper.
C,ppFr CLEANING.-T VI. S-cwarCs patent
steam Works. 32G 7th-ave. send for circular
Faded hair recOvcrS It's youthful color ana
soft silky texture by Of Parkers Hair bal lm
LUNDBORG's PERFUME
Marcchal Mel Rose
cr,vcrvG irritation. Inflammation, all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints. cured by "Buchupa0t" -
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d..
nrn h ftNnnl 1lIl anl on SIS.
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WHAT'S GOING ON TO-DAY.

Lacrosse match at the Polo Gronnds.
Investigation Of National Trust Company receNci-
shin. -, , ,.oo
Meeting at Chamber OF Commerce in favor OF Tree
canals.
Races at Gentlcmens Driving Park
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elrv worth abont $3.50 was missing from the boxes
in his office. Both Mr.. Brooks aud MI W heciock
SAID that they believed Courtney story 10 pe u uo'
The police have no clew TO the roDDers'
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BONDS PRESENTED AT THE sUB-TREAsURY.

DDNIJN TNESLN I'D AI IIIL NLI5-I NLANI Z n :.
OF the SN37,J5O called bonds that were redeemed
al the sub Treasury yesterday, T25,4JO was IN ex-
tended Us and the remainder, 100, was IN cX-
tended 5s included Ia tic caIl made on last Satur-
day. The total amount OF called bonds redeemed.
elnco the Treasury offered TO prepay them without
InIlaIa- ~ -.l-Alo- -.l.lU.
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TaRRANqos sELTzER APERIENr

THE MAN WHO TOLD THE DOCTOR THAT
"lIE FELT As IF HE DIDN'T WANT TO ~
ANNTUING" WAS ACCUSED OF LAIlNES,'
YET THOUSANDS EXPERIENCE THIS FEhLlNt
ESPECIALLY IL SUMMER-IN CoNNEQt HNoH
OF A DISOEDENED CONDlrION OF THE SlVN'
ACI FOR WHICH \ FEW REFRESHING DIAO"hl'
OF TARRANIS sELTZER ApERlENr WOULD
BE SURE REMEDY
SOLD BE ALL DRUGGISTS
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Urvpy A. DANIELS. VI. D..

Singing irritation Inflammation. all kidne
and Urinary Complaints cured by "BuchupaiOt' -
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rO DAY
sunrses 5:55 Moon ris 77 Moons age DAYS IL
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
A. AM-sandy Hook 0O2. Gov Island 9f3 IIel Gate l32
PM-Sandy Hook 9:27. Gov island, 1905 Hell cate llo'
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HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ d..
1i4 IexingtOn-Qvc. between 2'tl and iofh-Sts 49,
TIours 10 j. jtoT Impo cnre. ~terily Diseases OF le
&c c1ctivc organs an1 M diseases that woud be an ip'r
ment to a1t the birth O hedI Iy cH0teu
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LUNDBORG's PERFUME,
Marcchal Mel Rose.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29

Faded hair recOvcrs its youthful color and
soft silky texture by the of Plrker's Hair ba lm
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29

Carpet CLEANING.-T. VI. StCwarts patent
steam Works 32G 7thave. send for circular
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
LONG ISLAND.

Long ISLAND CIrY.-At the Standard OH Works
Yesterday afternoon, an accident occurred by winch
two men, Henry Burke and Marin carlson, were
nearly burned to death. They were engaged III
taking 70 naii-hOlc oil Ot the immense stills,
hen the draft caused sheet OF llamc to Hash into
Their faces Their screams of agony brought some
OF their fellow wOIkncn 20 The spot, Whch II was
and shoulders Buikc was removed 10 -. Cathlr-
ines Hospital, and Carlson TENDED by Dr.
". j. Benuctt OF Uuntcr, Point. Both men nave
been working at the standard OH Works Tor many
years and were careful mcn.
STATEN ISLAND.
NEw- -BRIGHTON.-Ihe sale OF the old Neville cs-
tate ON the banks OF the Kill Won kull VIII take
place next week.
CLFroN-Ihe tide yesterday about Staten Island
wa, even higher than on Ncduesday. At blch-
mond Nalioy the water extended 10 the railroad
tracks, nearly mile from the shore. lhH water
flowed over the old steamboat peers at Iompklns-
vile. For time heavy teams could not be taken
aboard Of the Staten Island ferry boats.
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WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs-Thc funeral of John w Mills, eX-
oumty Judge and ,X-SuIogate of Nestchester
County took place yesterday at " hue Plains. The
services were conducted by the Rev Mr.. Van
k kleeck rector of the Episcopal Church The pail
bearers were County Judge :. ID. Clifford eX-Juuge
A. Is. Happen. GX-SurrOgate Lewis 4. Ilatt, Will
INN hnmrr and A fIO-t.
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tective had read i'm some newspaper that Elliott In
tended to engage in a prize-fght with wilson.
TROTRTES.
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LITERARY NOTES.

a., excellent Autograph of Longfellow, about
threc-quarters ife-sze has been executed py O'''i
.Dd il issued by Il. II. CurTan & Co. OF Boston.
C,r1;,al Newman while still a young man at
Cxfors had the most painstaldng literary haoits
Nc never passed day without writing a Lam sen
,euce either translation or an orlginai compost
t;on before he had done his mornings work. he
wrote and laid aside complete history OF every
serious question in which lie vas concerned, ana
did tho same. indeed, with every book he read ana
cyery subject he inquired INTO.
Tim Russian Government has always watched
with suspicion the movements of the venerable poet
Kraszewski Shortly after his marriage the poet
settled on his estate in Nolbynis, waere ne con-
,iuned 10 live under police supervision until ABOUT
twenty years ago when upon repeated applications
for leave TO travel the Russian Government per-
,pitted him TO settle in Dresden. short tmo ago
the seyentv-year-od poet asked Count lgnat'eH u
lie allowed to visit his wife, who is cohhih'cu ~
valid unable to leave her room IN warsaw ho
received the answer til he must Apply 10 INC "a
directly He at last undertook this o'Sas'oo""'0
task: and after waiting for over three mouths i0'
n roply WAS told that he might WISH fOipSha loi "
short perod but under no circumstances was he 10
III, Warsaw and should his journey occasion any
demonstration he would have to hold himself re-
s,onsible for the consequences The grandchildren
of the poet. who lost ,heir father and mother IN
Siberia remain with their grandnother. Inc per
mission TO visit his estate of is Of no value to
The noet and he will most probably be denied the
banpjness of again seeing the mother OF his children
in this life
In her book, recently published, on Heinrich
IIene. the Princess Della ROcca relates the follow
inc anec,ote OF the poet One hot summer after
noon Heinc mo mention is made Of his age had
been working in his room very assduously. IL
was a sdltry day, and he laid down his pen. Lost
in thoughts. he approached the window and looked
ont. Suddenly the idea struck him to Climb on the
ledge aud to stretch himself lenghwise on the mar
row stone Overcome by the heat he fell asleep
passers.by horTiicd TO inform his mother
Mattresses and pillows were hastily placed III the
street below the window mOmentarily the child
WAS expected to fall. To wake him seemed hazard
ons. The inmates Of the house feared TO enter inc
room lest the noise Of the cTcaking door should
cause him TO move. Below the h0rrOrstruck spec
tators watched Inn, the Roman Catholics IN the
.rowd crossing themselves. Now he Is seen to move
Lis head-the mother. scarcely able TO contoi her-
self takes Off her shoes, creeDs up the stars eau
tously opens the door. steals TO the Wlndow-lhe
crowd below holding its breath-and successfully
draws the boy ineide the window Below the people
elout Hurrah Tor Madame Ileno hut the boy
tells her that be had dreams of angels ana biros
that sung pretty melodies to him III his Sleep 10
which he intended 60 write the words.
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MINES AND MINING.
SUsDAy. June 25-P, ".

SUNDAY, June 25-P "
The dealings at the Mining Stock Exchanges last
week developed q continued improvement in
volume and character. The markets, however
were irregular, and there some not unnatural
reactions prices, but upon the whole the markets
were active and fairly firm. Robinson, South
Pacific and one or two other stocks that Tor long
time until recently had monopolized the markets,
were less conspicuous in the dealings and their
fluctuations exerted little or no influence upon the
general markets. The California gold stocks were
active and made handsome advances, which, how
ever. were not fully sustained. The Comstocks
were more active in sympathy with the San Fran
cisco market, and ther prices rose and declined
cOrding to quotations from that market. where
smart advance early III the week was followed, by a
sharp reaction, and again by apartial recovery.
The Leadyile properties generally show better
prices and more active trading
Yesterday our markets were inclined TO be weak.
or at best only steady. Naturally there YVES some
are still on the alert to take advantage Of any APP
pcaTance OF weakness. Green Mountain drcllncd
10 cents to 2.3O. Gold stripe 4 cents to 80 and
Cherokee steady at 10 c.nts. Robinson Con
sOdated was about steady ut 9GdV7 cents The
State Lines were exceptionally strong; 2 and sold
largely at 31D32 cents; and was cents higher
at II cents. and Oriental and Miller was L cent
higher at 20 cents. Navajo was strong 1T 20 cents
advance to 32j. Horn silver was d lower ut 1923.
Moose sold AT 2oG25 cents
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CORPORATION Nollees.

OTICE.-Sealed proposals viii he received
~ by the 60 mtee Normal College at me ia on Inc
snnaratps OF Normal Collage For I'M lhiofH'I0h s"o
CRY RECORD. for sal9 at No : Slly nsi.
NOTICE.-Scaled proposals VIII De ;, received
The & Of The bard Education until Jnne 70 - i@r
s 60 c made on various school buildings or ful IN
fPrnat,n see CITY Record, for sale AZ NO ZClJ mn.
NTOTICE.-Seaed proposals VIII bc received
a te central Oace OF the Department OF foce unui
ri SSJ for making alterations ana ftpa'ls 10 the
iventh precinct station House on HOus,ohsr IvI r
tier information see city Record fo' S" " W. N'S
Hail
poou ~ MUSICPAL BUILDING
h"O" -'' BrooKLYN, June "a, 1892
rv,o CONTP ACTORS.- Sealed Proposals, in
torsad pro osa II. Tor increasing tho water SuppV OF
= viii be received by tha C1mmissouor
my INV 2 at IL Particular see broGaV papers;
blank proposals obtained at he 3lce 9t ,4e ~,
Attest: ~. -. NonrIIvr .ses'N'"'g'
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DOUBLE IRACh, IHE MO5l lMfhON Ed EQUIP.
MENT. AND TIL FASTEST TINE CONSIST
EMF WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
FIpress Trans leave NewYOrk via Desbrossea and Cor
isndt streets ferr1es as ioilOws:-
80 100, o. $50 40 lAmIto Al m, !, a2O $40 L. g. o.
T. s. Bp. H. AMI II night sunday 80. and ~ a
o, d, Z. . and y. ana II night
leave New York diy except sunday. 100
A. p IN. running through via Trenton and Camden
Returning trains leave Broad street station, Philadelphia
1901. 800 32O. 20, ESQ., 80 SO, $50 aud II q IN.
U1nntod Express 80 ~ M. l. 3 g. o. Il $50, 1855. and
s2Op. N OF sunday. 1901 800, 40. $40 $40 n n
80 763. AM - = M Leave Philadelphia, VIA Cam.
Den, A. IN. and 4-30 daily. except sunday.
Ticket Ofhcss $40 and H4i Broadway House and
oil DesDrO-ses and Cortlandss COuTtst and Brook
Ign Amer station loot OF Fult1st. BrookB NoA ia
1lB ana Is Udson-st, Hokeh station Jersey city hn
ifrnut Ticket Once. Eattsry. place
YORK Transfer VIII call for and
baggage from hotels and Icaden,cA
sfRANK THOMSON. j. WOOD,
General Manager G'LiIa fassT Agent
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STONINGToN. Line !! ,,.... FOR BOSTON: d.

FARE always Low by any other Inn.
Steamers NAKRAGANSkTr and SIONINGTON leave
daily Except sundays At D. H. from Pier So, " H., lOjso
Jay.st.. arriving IN Boston al a III
Tickets all principal ticket omce1 StaerOoins
sccurc WestcOtt Express Co.. at AsOr House
2O7 3si 5g7 i2l ~ and AT Fifth Avenue anu
Windsor ii Otel ueket Offices
|. M. tILkINs. GeneTal Passenger Agent.
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CHARMS a.vnu.na,. r,.v..ovr,ctox
- -. L, -

- CITY RIVER AND HAGBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Perls, " 4, foot CortlandtsL
Consgnmets ior~ ared directed any part
Of the world
CNEQUALLED FACIIITl - FOR DISPATCH.
Orders for delivery al kinds Of freight aud
chsndise any part Of tho CITY
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HAKBOR LIGHTEKAGE
Freight every description promptly nghered poili
IL tie harDOrat reasonable
STEAMBOATS,, BAIifsES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
Steamers John u. Slarin ald Erastus Corning NEW
HAVEN, leave rior Is ~ h p III daily. Saturdays
exceDted.J
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. betweeu New. York aad
New-Ii-ven. care anu dispatch guaranteed
Freight -. l. a. W. x. ID
FOI points East Pierl3
NOETH SHORE. STATEN ISLAND Eleven Miles fJr
len Genus, steamer iron Pier l. L.. r. Nationalist.
cen IhAL SdlPf ARO' COnndhip11 N.J--DrY DockA
Machine and Boiler Saops everything iI3scsAlAs
construction All rsJIlt ,. FsstAA
TROY BOATS-CITIZENS LINE.-New
4 steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF Troy lsLvs
daily oHcept oAtIrlAT at NJ Pier So " H. t1Dt Jlns
West sunday steamer touches Al AOaaS
rHHE POPULAR SHORE LINE
Il FOR PROVIDENCE BOSTON AND THE EAST
ALLRAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Three express trains daily sundays except 81 Bof at
SO5 D. tpariOr cars attached and 10 p NJ with
palace sleeping cars
LIMITED TICKETS TO BOSTON CALL RAID s..
NEWPORT express at T. IN, parOr sttschedl
nves al Newport D. IN.
PROvI DENCE special express p u tparIor ears at
taehed, arrives Providence 1920 y. m.
T1ckets and aOr secured at Pfth
Windsor Hotel ticket Offices and Grand Central Depot
l. " flLklNs, General PaAscngor AgeEt
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Nrw l]nblitdtions.
VyHE LATEST "NO NAME"
Il -
ASCHENBROEDEL.

rhe .No Name Serio' has made big hit in this GUNNER
Nov, es the PIT slrr TELEGRAPH There is class Of
novels g Ella the reader always delights to think over ~e
reading 10 this class belongs 'Ascleuiroede His one OF
me most delightful novels tho the Springfield
Union.
NEARLY READY:
NATURAL RELIGION, The book BY the author Of
"Ecce Homo"
THE MARQUIS or CAEABAs, the new romance py
Mrs. Harrie. Prescott SIoaord.
Sold by ali booksellers. Mailed postpaid by the publishers
ROBERTS BROS, BOSTON.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
on TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND on SUN
DAY. SsTATIoNs IN PHILADELPHIA, 2IN
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
Wa Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington


wen RAL kAILhcAD Of NEW -JBhSI +.
STook. '1i,' ioot Of FSehsi. levers Wi1rf
A. Ut nston. Bridge Branch, Easton,
Wind Gap, Nauch Chunk, Iamanend lamalua' haHle'on
!l :: a. mFor Ficmngton Hgh Bridge Braneh Ea,on
port Tainaqaa NaliicoEe, scranton, &c ,,..
r1b1urs Mauch Chunk. Hazoton. Wlkcsbarre, &c
s:i5 p For Easton, Wind Cap Mauch Chunk Tamaqua
4nmEfor lie INT ~ Hsh bridge Branch Easton. &C.
4:So p.m.-Fer someryle Flemngon &c ,,...,.,r..
$3.50 ,. m-For Easion. Allentown reading harrlSours
sTnday ifns leave Al $40 NJ y p M. for Bound Brook
and ntenedate stations, al 800 pm Tor EasIon A7hIo"h
FOR %ewaK ct s. $40 els Gi5 7:I5 $780, 9l5 $50
$50 3 $50 i:8J D. D. $3.50. 5t5, g. 6l5 $780, T. $780,
For ir ans t Sea pciS! ZEE tine stations
Pf.lirii 4 NBOY BRANCL
Tor Perth 4%1oy a. az u a "a i'o = . p r. 42o
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
For TIRE XloX and PniLADEiPHIA.,
Leave y York from station g. H. Il Of n. y; ,,,.
a. m l5G T. I'3G $40 800 Zoo p NJ on sunday az 50
% 2G 10 K &c. 7q5 M a5 On an sday . O
For renlon a. % 93 ll;i' m ~ 49, o'oo
EetnT9 trains s,ye ralaGelph Tor SeTH9r and r,en.
ss at $50 500 930 II a m 10 34J' 54O CSC - p IL
On Prom nn' rd a a SiI BcrR al o $50 9l5 a. NJ $780,
' T2o g Icg,o9 9 e Sp9 s6 a. 5 3 0 0 i nj
* PARroR cNi;l are attached to day trains.
and SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains from New
York AMI Philadelphia.
is made 1T Jersey CITY station 10 anu IRON
Broo. lyl and Erie Depot, Jrrscy CITY. 80 49,
Tickets for sale az Iibrrtyst Nos 239 pol, 4Ol.
ga 90 23 Broadway. and az the principal hotels SOS
4 Oncc. Jewels Wharf Brooklyn.
y y Transfer Company viii call Tor and check baggage
from hotels residence 10 destination
NTEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
X VIA SANDY HOOK.
STEAMElS LEAVE PIER 8, y. r.,
FOOT EECIOR-ST:
For Highlands seabrght, Monmouth Il sch and Long
Rranch 3:} 49,. a. NJ; 1880, $40, D. $40 H. SUM-
..l a. l:I'' M.
Tor Atlantic Highlands. tables af stgton n
For Ocean Grove CIT &c, 7:45. - ii A. m. $40 D.
Tor lakewood Toms River Barnegat &C., 7:l5 m; 1880,
3:45 ~ -, ,-.,. ..
Bay side. $50 p. - ,.. 49,. -, -.
w w stearns Gen Supt.
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Sales By Anfiion.

<CUATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.-rhe In on 4,
" tire and fixtures OF lager beer saoSn w TUNE ~
NO lO5 Bleeegerst at 1881 a. M y tar MortgAsss
1882. AsHBEl r. fiANhi as>o'"~'
Dated Juno "a, los2
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
providence LINE: ,,,,.,.,.u

PROVIDENCE LINE.
I FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Connecting with Providence 4 Worcester RIS
for al POINTS NORTH and EAST WORCESTER
The entirely new and palaiia steamer hh9Dl ISLAND
an MONDAYS Wednesdays aud Fridays and the fayorte
steamer MASSACnUs Sits Oh Tuesdays, Thursdays and
SATURDAYS. Will lraycAt
IN ~ from Per % y. r., foot of Warrcn-st.
Connections made at Providence, Via r. q, W:K II,
or Worcester aud all Northern. Eastern and WHITE
Mountain points Tickets at all principal ticket
0uices StitcrDms secured Offices McstcOt Express
CO. al Asor House, NOD. 2O7 3oi. "1 ana AZ Broad
way and az Fifth Avenue Windsor Hotel ticket oces
L. "A
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STEAMBOATS, au0 Railroads..


ALBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and G. Vlb-
~ bard.-Dally SUNDAY eXcepted leave Vestry-st fer
s:35 on W.22dst ut (Br0oklyn by Annex AT n MI
andnr az Nyaeg Ferry West Point Newburg, POugnkeep
sic Rhinebeck Cass aud Hudson. Connecting az hnine-
beck fby iery) with 2;45 trains on Ulster ~ Del H. X
and al AIANY with trains the NORTH ana W EST ana
Special SARATOGA EXPRESS.
MARY POWELL, for West Point, Corn
N. wall Newburs POughkeepsic ROndout anu Kingston,
landing al CranstOn's yCoZzeussl, Mhb1 NeWan
burg and HYDE PARK daily Sundays excepted leaves
Vesiry.st per at and 22dst at $3.50 p m CONNECTS
psie with evening trains iof the North.
RALTIhORE AND OHIO RAlL 1i.y.,A
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
VIA Philadelphia Baltimore and "ashngtOn'
and after May 81 the magnificent PASSENGER Irsns
leave Pennsy vana Railroad Depot loot Of Cotahdts
and d. sbTo sscsst. ~ follows
y Sundays, paror car attached arrives wash
ngon $40 night express leaves washington at ~
daily sleepers and day coaches through 10 Chchhau
and Chicago ct.
eulat $50 CHICAGO $50 and 1t Louis $50 a. m
D. palace sleepers and day coaches though TO CINCINNATI
ocoeE night daiv arrives Washington 30 Day
Washington az lO40 daily. 5ieeper5
ana day cogcle. through 60 Cincinnati
10 other time the Vest Trans.
arrive from 500 ~ m. $50 and 1000 p;
IA Tickets sleeping Derths secured and baggage ce
for checked destination al cCmpauys Once 80. 'Io
road~ as at all the Offices % tho Pennsylvania EaOd
Company.
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NORWICH LINE

= OhN I'LL lLl-NfI
~ avn cry or WORCESTER,
Without execution lie elc mt bJlt tho S)Ill and
The iayOrlto CITY OF NEN u DtF'
leave Pter 40 North river loot OF Wa;trit next PIER
above DrsJrOsses.st d4y tcsp sundays AZ pm
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER EAiLROAD.-COmm Juno ~, u.s.
tufough Trains s., 10 leave Grand Central Depot
m Western and Northern Express 10 Rochester aAd
:4Ga H. special .yTess for Chicago daily, stopping only
al Albany > acse, Rochester Buhao >re cleveland ana
Toledo. ,.--,
a. IN. sa-1:oSa Special dr1wngroom car 10 Montreal
1880 a. chicago press dr3Wingi0lm cars 10 talah
daigua Rochester AID Buffalo also 10 hichh'ld
a. ALBANY AMI Troy, with connection 10 L uca'
Saratoga Glen, FALL ana Rutland
y. M special; arrives ~ H.
D.. m, AcOOmuuOdat T. \ lbtiy aud IrO'.
y. Louis ENlres wlih sleeping ears lor - loMs
running through Yey III the week, also Niagara fais
Buffalo and Toledo. $780,, .
ESQ p. Express with scepnecars 10 syracuse and to
Auburn Road also 10 Montreal, excepting SUNDAY.
j. u. Pacific press. da4!, with sleeping cars lot
Rochester. C.tVc4.Id 1ocd0. Dctro iicisO
D. H. Night Express with sleeping cr5 10 Albany ana
Troy. 80, ~,
Tickets sale at No. BowingG 2j2 and il3 Broad
WAY. "a Duicrs Parklace ana $50
aud gJ2 srUaiWay. NcW-i ORR. aud 1913 Washing onst
BrooSlyn. J. -. IOUCEI, Gen ouPb {. g. Mh.LhEh
Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-26

MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE Tor PORl-
VI LATD and MATTHIAS VINEYARD. Mass. steam
slim tIArCON a on Mondays steamship ELEANORA on
Thursdays at O'Clock Catn passage to Portland 80
ann pa ssee TO Maithas Vineyard 81 including berth
No charge foT saterOo EXcuIaiVa Portland AMI return,
Is: Matthias vineyard aud return. 81 Meals 70 cents
Freight rec daily FOR all ports OF Maine. j. f. AMES.
Ann plnr Pm EINcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-26

GONE TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
~
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FORlS92.
Price 25 cents.
TIE TRIBUNE INDEX FOR 1881.
Price 90 ceutS
LIEsCHEN; a Tale OF an old Castle
Price 10
SUNDAY DINNERS; Extra 10. Ga 80, -.
FOUR KNITTING AND CROCHET EXTRAS
Pnce 80 cents. .
THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-26
IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

4 Hamburg American Packet COM anys Zine Tor
PLYMOUTH CNERBOCk a aud HAMBC kG
WESTPuALIA....- June % HERDtk.-..- ...-.Juy IL.
LES ING ........-.Juy lCI&BRlA....- july :.
Rates TO P9moItn, London. CberbouIg ANA lIamDnfg
FIRST Cabin, +lOp Second Cabin $50 Steefaec, $50 Round
trp reduced Steerlge nom Hamburg hayrc and
ST. send Tor "TOurst Gazette"
hUNHAkDT& CO.. {. 3. RICHARD & CO.,
General Agents. GeDeTal Passenger Agents,
No. 81 BIOsd-st. ". Y 80. OF Bgo8iwfy. y. Y