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New-York tribune., 1882-04-21
DENYSYLYANIA RAILROAD.
on aud after January -, 1882
fIrIn


Trains leaye New YORK VIA Cortandt
HarrsSurs ritis9ure the West am South, win Pullman
YoTE and Chicago Limited OF Pullman Palace Cars. IN,
Wilamsport Lock Haven p m; CORY and Enc
NJ D. m CORY for Tusyiie Petro eum Cen
''i 'amoIe Washington and the south; Limited Washing
TON tx ress Pullman Paor cars daily except SUNDAY
20 l q "a and a's' N.Y. Ma:Y and i nifh sunday and
E1press i1p' for Baltimore. except SUNDAY IN
, o ~ Irootyn AUnex connect With all through trains
Jersey City anoring speedy aud direct transition Brook
Trains arrive from Ptsbgrs e2o and 1890 m 3o
$40 m $50 $40 $50 aud 1850 p. m. sunday $50
99 9S 40 20 eSa s1 S SS g4S SS J56 l4o M 2o 3 66 go
$40 s29 s6 g5 ioo ana ana Co ss 64o 40 and ie p I2 M
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH YWEEK PAYS 4 AND99N K8TI SUN
PHIA. TWO IN NEwYORK
DounMlEhN NEST thNS END ii fHE FASTEST TINE CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
F,press Trains leave NewYork Desbrosses and cort
lA4at 4eo 9sISeiS $50 o fsliS iatsd s2o 4o ASZ
and M and y ss night suHdA''' anu ~ =" H. . o.
E1pes frsns leave York daily except sunday 12o
A. M and p m, running through wa Trenton 4ni tnrn
ra9s leave S BTSAss5 & 6 sis5S9 sSd rA1SP9a nd m
EEprsss l$o p M = a. O. OSo' t'S2 & Sna = and nd
; p NJ leave Phade pha via camden H. aud 45o
u m daily except SUM oa}. - ...- H.. ..,
~ - 4fnccs t.g ana g44 Broadway, AstOr House and
sof f Dcsbrss.s CoTtiand ss Ourtat, hn hrg0k
iVn Annex station foot of Fultonst 'roAYn Nos ~
Ia snd ls Hudson-st. HoLoken; Station Jersey Oity
.ui gaut Ticket once. Battery pace =, -, a., .
mo eW Transfer Contrary VIII ceh 0t anu cheVA
h,gra re from hotels and residences. . ,,,ooc
PRANK THOMSON, j. " " N'''''., -, -.
General MSnaEer "Vh'i" ass ! "B'n|
yu,uE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
1 49, III RAII. from Grand Central Depot
except sunday 20 if"-Von
si5 A. M I y IN. tparoT cars attached AMI ~ p H. NN''n
PIalnndavs az fo % m with palace sleeping cara
Psrtf..d tck,s To Boston lli rail- s.. ~. =, a,,..
Aynna i Windsor Hotel ncAet omeea anu at ufand
Central Depvt
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OREGON, o,rrronv,, - nav, v,vxc
APOLIS, and points in NEBRASKA. UTAH, MON
TANA DAKOTA, MINNESOTA. sni tho NORTH
" EST are reached direct from CHICAGO via the
CEICAGO AND NORrHWESTERN Ry
II runs to five trains daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points 1T ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of
Chicago PULLMAN SLEEPERS all OF It's
through and night trains Of fare and other
formation apply by letecOrin pesoa u llY coiP)I ucAe
agcut OF % l. f. BOOTI
,ieneral Eastern gcnt No 4l5 BroaGway New. YORK.
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EALL RIVER LINE
h
BOSTON aud the EAST Newport and Fall River.
Rtappcarancc Of the elegant steamers
BRISTOL and Providence
for the spring and summer
FARE Only s3 TO boston

FARE ONLY - TO BOSTON
fUr limited tickets.
steamers Or aly foundays included, com.
mcnciug Al ri 30 at nom Pier *, y r. loot oi
MuTTay-st
ANNEX CONNECTION from JERSEY CITY at 4,
BROOKJYS at i:JO D. Tickets and stateroOms may be
secured at principal hotels and ticket Offices, at
-" "TG1i6t% A. IOVi.Ii GEORGE +. CONNOR,
Aeeuta Genl Pass Agent.
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Bodr0 an0 Rooms.
East Side.


D'e EAST PATH ST.-To a gentleman. with
%~'P out board. furnished room superior rlumbng ample
hS EAST 25TH-sT.--Parlor and bedroom
'S'' torrent with board rcicnncss cvchrngei
iH IkNING-PLACE.-A handsomely fur
io!ct, with board ON the 2eih Of Apn-
FfNilos East 14th-St., near -ave,-Thae ne
hOO best furnished rooms single or double. for The
TIice. in The city. Popular rc-i"urths
TT EAST 2sTH ST., near Lcrineton-ave.
pewy furnished ard d@g0,sa % 5s sise TG2ns
50 door iurn.h,e tour rooms with dressing
ana large closets; modern Improvements, breakfast II de-
West side.
4 SUITE of four rooms neatly furnished on
Tc,rcnces 81 West itist few doors west Of 5h,aye.
HANDSOME APARTMENTS, for Gentle
nel iurnishcd or untuinshed at No. 25$ 5t.-avc,
Apply in
HANDSOMELY-F PARLOR and
s .e1 @ %ol cT enrs f s Sr 9 TnE pAc G&c & 50 Vest 5h
ETII-AVE., NO. 3O7.-Large parlor floor @
,dsled unaruish,d; also second door references and
location uncxceg eguonabie
slD FLOOR FURNISHED and pleasant base
80 mcnt room TO rent from ist OF Nay No. 09 "'hANe
~ WEST 2sTH-ST., "The Arno. .'-Elc-
4 smtly furnished scconddoor also one small suite aud
single rooms, breakfast references.
0E WEST 27TH-sT., second house west Of
Broadway. norm dcIhr whole s.'ond moor slnti
suite in size and appointments" cies'n'
plIlors, good rooms on Top hoor
90 WEST WASHINGTON SQUARE.-R0oms
eeCS wth boari on second third oor for gent'
am wy and singlc gentlemen reference required.
DO WEST 2GI H-ST-Single rooms nicely
sbsP fru,hcl hfscass board transient crpg~a-
Lent gHesta table board
EIL WAsHINGTON-PLACE 2d door west
] l Of Gfh ave.-Gcntcmsn wishing gcnicel quei ah
tidy rooms southern exposure with every conyencnce' can
be accommodated with good beard neat door; Ieie ehces
EAE WEST 42D-ST-Parties giving up
SCI housekeeping secure beautiful floor pfctt ~
furnished pretty with board reit relces eA-
@QS 5TH-AVE -IIandsome front and single
sbSbtt rooms meals desired without board; refer
cnccs.
Country.
A GENTLEMAN. wife, two small children
"a and servant wish board whore there are no
other hoagders not this city statc terms Box
lOl2 Post once.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.-WithnO one
- ard Ialf hours from city. for family egna to seven
admits nom September terms mast De moderate
Address u. and o., No. u SiOde-st., city.
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d. - BA BCOCK President L. W. FILKINs, G. p. Agt.
CHARMS
> CRY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office, Pier l8 y. r.. foot CortIandtst
Consignmens forwarded directed 10 any part
Of the world
UNEQCALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders delivery Of all kinds OF freight and mer
chandse any part of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTERAGr-
Freight OF description promptly hghered to any point
III the harDOrat reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, bARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
John II. starin and Erastus Corning for NE"
HAVEN leave Pier Is y. Il. at p daily lSaturdys
e1ceDted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New-York and
New-Iagen. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points D. l. X w. r. r. received ~ Per ~
For New. Haven and points East at Pier lS
NORTH SHORE. STATEN SLAND.-IleVCn Miles for
Ten Cents Pier f.. r.. foot WhehallsL
CENTRAL SHlPYARD. ComnunlpaY, E.J.-Drg Docks,
srJIlI1s
construction ana repair Of vessels
TROY BOATS-CITiZEN'S LINE.-New
L steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY lelyo
daily except saturday at m Pier A. ~ r. foot Chris
topieI.st connecting with morning trains Tor North an1
West Sunday steamer touches al Albany
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LINE

NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston, Nashua Portland and the East.
limited tickets to Boston, 70 Worcester ~
The new Iron Stea ner -- -- -
CITY OF WORCESTER.
Without exception the most elegant boat the SOUND and
tue favOrite CITY or BOSTON,
Pier 80 North River, foot Of Natsst, next per
above Dcsbroseis Ferryiaiy, except snndays,at pm
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER KAILROAD.-C Commencing March 26 1882.
through trains viii leaye Grand Central Depot ,.. -,
Western and Northern Express to Rochester anu
Montreal with DRAWN
\ Special Express Tor Chicago, daily stopping only
at Albany syracuse Rochester Buffalo Cleveland snd To
edO
lG3oa Chicago Express drawing room cars to Canan.
dagua, Rochester and unalO ,-.
II a. N, Albany and Troy with connection to ttc.
Saratoga Gcns Falls and Rutland.
DIP, III. ACcOmniDu DuatOn 10 Albany ami Troy.
..jb A. NJfil tlc"-O EAiresS ua4Ay
Nith sleeping r- Detroit iCa@f.
Ill., St. L0nis Express with sleeping cars foI st loub
running through every day IN the week also Nag"ra rails
Buffalo and Toledo. .- , =,
GO Express with sleeping cars TO syracuse ana 10
Auburn Road also Montreal, excepting sunday
9 m. Pacific Express. daily. with sleeping cars Tor
Rochester Buffalo. Cleveland, Toledo Detroit aud tl1cago
II Night Express. with sleeping cars 10 Albany ana
Troy
TIcEets sale Bowling Green 252 and Al Broad
way and at Wpscotts Express Oces PaIkpace and ISJ
and 81 Broadway, New York. and 333 Mashngt ton-st
Brooklyn J. NJ. TOUCEY. Cen sup'L {. b. MkEKEt
len Agent.
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NEW- -JERsEY SOUIHERN RAILWAY.

Commencing April !, 1852. . .
STEAMER JESSE nOGr WILL LEAVE PIER :, y. r.,
FOOT RECTOR-ST;
For Highlands Scabriglt, Monmouth Beach ana Long
Bianch. 6, l0 Is a. m. 2: - 2. suniays I'D a. m
For Ocean Grove Point Pleasant. DC, 1919 a. N
For Lakewood. Toms River. BaTnccst &c, 5fD J.. III. a.
VIA RED BANk-FrOm foot ilDerty-st, n: - a. m TOT
Lakewood Toms River, Barnrga 6c D. m Tor lakewood
Toms River Atlantic City. and ali stations 10 Fay side T.
for Lakewood Toms River Harncgat, &c. a., =,
VIA BRA NCHPOHT-Frmn foot Iiberty-st for Sandy
Hook II fOl Highlands, II m, T. H., Tor hOnlnouth
Beach and Scahright 81 =. - m 4 p m -, . .
Tickets reading via BOAT ard SANDY lOOk WIZ not p'
good RAJ and tickets reading via Rail VIII not be iec's
S. ndy Hook
JOSEPH =. HARRIS, H. J. bAi'bN -
VaralM
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CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
FARE - 10 Boston Tor nfstclaSS limited ucAet g0Ou ony
a specified on their face
steamers STON Ing ron and NARRAGANSbTT leave
daily except sundays at from Pier 49, y. L., tcO ot
Jay st, arriving in Boston al q a. IN.
Tickets all principal ticket offices, Staerooms
OF WestcOtts Express Co. al Nos 3o and
g7 Broadway AstOr House. aud at Metropolitan ana ttl
Avenue Hotel ticket Offices
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rHE GOLDEN NORTHW EST.5

Now il the time 10 secure homes In
MINNESOTA. DAKOTA AND MONTANA -.
Fmp1auts intending take up farms during te approach
ING NpYing The GREAT NORTHWS1 sh0nd not ialI 10
INFORM themselves of the advantages offered by tle
NORTHEKN PACIFIC RIA ILkOAD
of that cOnpanvs lands along ts INES III
MINNESOTA DAKOTA and MONTANA -,
Northern Pacific Railroad runs through iesloH "'"
he excelleill
uEALTHFU La ESS OF CLIMATE,
FERTILITY OF SOIL snd ....,..,.
WEALTH OF NATURAL RESOC hC Eo
Nowhere else great inducements offered 70
COLON lists An ID FARMERS, ..,.,.
MECHANICS, LABOREItS AND MINERS, .xe,.,
LUMBERMEN. BUSINESS MEN AND IOI RlolN
cessful occupation there READY Markets, COO y
HTTSINFSS OPPORTUNITIES and FINE ChANCEo iOr
PAYING INVESTMENTS .,..s
The greater part OF Dakota and Montana 01Ts
~ NEW FIELD FOR SEF1LEMENT
existing settlements
line the Northern Pacific RafOadl IN MINNESOTA anu last
er the guarantee OF the peTmanencyO OF Jho
Of the entre REGION
Tile Northern Pacific Railroad has now 10 market tle nDvs
wheat and grazing lands, wiich aleono'oN"' ~ ~" P
Germs OF payment ,or ha,a ara oon ooo aero.
In MINNESOTA and JAMIE n '"0'' "'N ''''N'VNV N'
awaiting settlement ooo ono ac,as ro.dv for occr
EdmafPy soRTHERY PACIFIC COUNTRY has no EQUAL.
Information all points Appy atOi IldTcss tDo
NORTH ERN PACIFIC RAlLkOA,Das ,as QrdaNE, 1rarrsr
WESTCHESTER COUNTY, \. Y;0For sale
w choice farm In North SALEM about oV aei-a WIN
eood bnIdurs on main road healthy ana deIShn SUI
foundings well wateied. GEORGE H. fbirhE' 1ao
Broadway.
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IIRIE RAILWAY. now known as the NAV

Il v
Y0RE LAHn d 5r,. NTH Tom Cham reet 6
o A m Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches TO Buffalo Hnd Suspension Bridge.
at & connecting with last trains West and south
west Pu.maus best Drawing rOom Sleeping Coaches 10
= D. m DaiIy)-Pacifc Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through to Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincinnati and
Chicago without change Hotel Coaches % through to Chicago
y s PqS rai;p i So 3S q 9 @ o5S % m ~ nGSG $
night sundays $50 Io20a so, 69O Y midnight
SI 55 sO6 6o % o % 7i5 = 1880 T0T M ana and Z MD
night sundays = $50. 1920 a M ltJ 6SO u mldnlFht
sn 4:2G 800 6lG $50 n m and i2 midnight saturday
nights ,s 9ng 55 spdny i5 95 a. M i 2G 5 s9 Po @ 7i5 M
and ~ midnight Sundays $50 1920 ma Lao $50 p
NaTsE a5C eo~ nv a52 2so m sso 4aop m Sun
E9sGa B. ao % & ss9g 5S sqsSa sS is $50 "a M
sgHGsSs g ~ 5 i02o % ga m 5o 4so T. 7i5 NJ
SUNDAYS s lo5oa M Go r,dd The g a n aud
Pot Jervis, 1850 g. 1920 q. IN $50 g. 7:'5 pm Sun
days $50, lo2oa m, $50 and 7p m ,,or Zach b,nr
FROM 5:45a M TO ges3 m and l645 and ll:45p m.
ans fs5 epng lSF oas6ss 1 asa boz orders
SaeGs4E e agd 'sr a @ q oi Or a57 @ BoaG%ay " NO
teurlst Brooklyn Or at ne :. Comnanyss = Depot''
FTpTess trains from The west arrive New York at 725
and i2o % S"G &Rsor 1S Gen pasr AGENT York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
/ s5o lii 70 'G-TS a. % 0i 'siPo 45S 55o di@ so
s%TsayS sa2e M % las nteT 3 adaa5 % nights O " LII '
Manuel spring Valley and Sonscy. T. 10 m, 4:5Op
'UN''' JNo. & ABBOTT GeuI Passr Agent. New.York
TOR BOoTON-THE LATEST TRAIN with
4 Pullman se-pers via y y y IL and II X r. X, leaves
Sundays tickets VIA Newl and New England Rail
road. at Grand Central Depot and principal boteis
EOR RONDOUT and Landing
burg Marlboro Milton pouglkecpsie Esopus connecting
IH s apa lame! s " BALDWIN Ie we aiiy at D. m foot
lIarrionst Norh Eivcr except saturdays when the
New-York tribune., 1882-04-21
Hu John I. Boyd.

,o..o,, h,ick house with lease Of land. No NO ~
esrsdway : 46.8 q lolh,si , I0t % 81 vears
w t.rt -. - % ppT annum ana tdNcS III
GiT'S S,n.ave between ll5th and lI''SN 0"'n
.5sxllp: Emiy y smith .--.----'-'''-
By scott q Myers
sstny stone front a"sIn.g w S-tb-t lot aOxsJ; y
Uaf,tius
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Country,

sFNS 5TH-ANF Handsome front and single
ebbtt rooms meals desired without board; refer
New-York tribune., 1882-04-21

..uo,rinc sales were maze a' 'iio
change BvE H. Ludlor & Co.
- .o,,- brick huiidiurs WIN leot,; ri,g g.
] , nud a.sioiN rU"nninc through 10 %0SOl Etoo99
fe, fesJ,iitc ice I'm OF FcTIyst. loi 2S">l sii
III . pv Ptchard J.. HGr"eh
oo,. we., ,asdst $50 70 n, n Of Grand boue,
each each fsd st adjoining above 2oN'"ili "m
Gunni.na ij5d,st Gj9 II " OF Grand bo'uo''u'
25As Y, IL: es, 62d.si adjoining above 25N"'lA
prltt .,, -,5toiu,ro above. 2jN9H1l;
II Nelinc ...i-, MOT az land " Pros
npci.avc. running through 10 ,SnYSs0, Henry
aI'lSia arm incsvc loO e Il Of CcntraaVe ''c"
1's- "a, Cafhor.nc Bcainy -, iStb a
11AI"'. go G"usc with lot. No 28o last Io%en,Ss %
4sioi; ;,s q "a al ?dave lot 246NsO NIhiau Aho" O.
. -. CLARKE.
F,ndIcy place. running thrSasn, SSas,so1i, ~ esch
55,'l0O IA { SteDbius
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Orcln Steamers

4 MERICANS going abroad and desiring
- prcc choice iewclTy brorzc~, tn latest
invited Paris store 81 Avenue
dc roper, q. joining Hotel Bellevue.
HOWARD q COMPANY.
Of Filth Avenle, NcwYcrk.
NCHOR LINE L. MAIL STEAMERS,
"A NEW-YNRK AND GLASGOW.
From pier 40. 20 North River. New-IOrk.
Bolivia. p. a. n lrN"nla. Nay y, n M
AnchOrla. April -. ~ IN lItlnors.--- May y, I NJ
Rates Of plssagctO
GLASGOW, LINERPOOl. {. BELFASror LONDONDERRY
Cabin %6OtO 80 Excursion tic Icts al reduced rates.
Second Cabin so Steerage wael, rs, prepaid, S3l
NEW.NORK To LONDON DIRECT.
From Pier 80. a. North River. foot OF Charlesst
California AprIl 70 noon. tHlaila MAY lv II a. m
steamers ra.Scd donof carry ~enr'r -.
CABIN, 80 ani So. Excursion NJ reduced rates
For BOOK Tours -cotlard iaic Piau-. appy 70
HENDERSON BKO1 II LI.s Agents. BOHllng OIcen
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PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
leave Pier %, foot Of Warenst " r.. at p m
daily except Sundaysl tor Boston VIA PTovldcncest
Freight via either line takcu at lowest rates
d.. =. BABCOCk. President L. W. FILkINS, 6. p. Ag
New-York tribune., 1882-04-21

" w ia ' IN, hlI.htOI.N, IAN JIM,
~ SPRINGFIELD. HOLY OKE, SOUTH VERNON. ST
JOHSSBURN Steamers leave Pier %, f. H.. at D. NJ
lI3O D. SUNDAYS cXceptcd) ll3 boat connects
with special train Tickets sold and baggage checked a. S4l
broadway. y. T.. COurst, Brooklyn Excursion TO
NeM- lave 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-21

DouBLF TRACK; THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT. AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENr WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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ZEAL ESTATE.

xrw.YolK, Thursday, April ~. lss,'
,.uo,ring sales were made at the EA-
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DORDEAUX LINE.
D Ncw ani iir~.t iins = re S)1th1' Frtl,e
NEW.YORk AND BORDEAUA DlHECc 49,.
CHATEAU LATTE 1000 tons new .-----.''at. Ap1 ~
Travellers Franco. ttly. PgreI3eA raj
Nice &c. will lni eNpens' ~ LA<ins ~ -
Cabin Qnclu1ing winel $50 Sts:rtgs $SL FOrpi'5ise
"fp" - =. LIE BOULANGER- 46 Beavcr-st
New-York tribune., 1882-04-21

rENO RENT. .- ,,o,.uoo,, an,
Moutclair y j. for the season or year
narflv furshed good house. il rooms without modern I'M
Toyerents with large stable and carTage house ana hve
acres shade nne lawns, aud an
abundance fruit and flowers o al kinds Address T. u
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West side.

4 SUITE of four rooms neatly furnished on
- fo,f. together separate. in small family
references. 81 West lltst few doors west Of 1l-avc.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

on ap AIMS EACH Way WEEK DAYS AND0ON SUN.
~ nay THREE STATIONS IN PHtLADEL
PUIA TWO N NEW-YOHK
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EUION LINE. mn. ,,,.n
O UNITED STATES NAIL srE;4A,MdEaRS,
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPAN,

W BETWEEN NEW.YORK AND HAVEE
PicrOf COMPANY 81 North River. loot oi Morfonst
ThepIssrn avoid Upth trlIst by English
railway tnd the hsc)nfOrt5 Ot crbssing tho ClaIl@ III
small pJLt , ne 1900.
6NifiIQUT Santei einesday. April 26 noon
FRANCE. rerieT IIIuteiyc- " cfcsiIy da. s. j. NJ
CANADA. FraHgcui W elnesiay Nay 10 ~ a IN
LOUIS Dk BEBIAN, Agent. No. blowing Gteen.
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up EAST path S1.-To gentleman. with
<~,t out board. furnished superior plumbing ample
New-York tribune., 1882-04-21

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
~ DEAN RICHNOND and ST JOHA leave pier IL North
River foot OF Canalst every WEEK DAY at p. con
Meeting at Albany Cunday morning excepted with trains
ei rkcts ~ AhanV and return good 30 days .2 30
~ ". W. EVERETT, President
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
Il SATONTC aud NAUGA1UCK RA ILKOADS--S steamer ;
leave Catharine-siip at 1l:3O 500 p ust East
River 3lj D. m. Fare lower than by any other route
I EHIGH VALLEY RAlLROAD.Pas Passenger
trains on and aer Dec s. 1881 will leave depOs foot Of
Corilandt and Desbrossess at 7;fOA $40 m and $50
pm for Easton Bethlehem allentown Reading, Mauch Chunk
Wilkcsbarre, TOwanla Wavery Ithaca, Geneva, Lyons
BnfalO the West m for Easton. Bethlehem
Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre and Pitts
ton Pullman sleeping attached TO G3O train
Trains leaving 7:iOa and connect for al points
ia IllirOn coal rcg n% sunday udn Ocal
for aucF Chunk ~ a Naucn hunk. i:i5
" f. y. BYiNGrON. q. +. A
General Eastern Office, corner church and ,ortandsts
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,rcoKDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEH9'
xrw.YOEK CITY.

,oo,h sl37G # OF lstaye lo."NI"''ll' l. iN'ii'
Iowery to Clotldde kostnpIls eTils II Greene and
,,.S - M ID West 21NlO".5 fiMa IL WV " W
l@',,s "a ~, a. I ootsr Marshall =,
il5 nu - II ~ Of lst-ave, z1NlV"' he"'o'
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RAIPERlAL GERMAN LINE.
4 Hanburg.A american Packet Company Line i3r i3r
PLYMOUTH CHERBOu 10 ana ia hbO l's.
GI.I.I.EItI pr - IS LILA }, J. '"f !
F,'INIA ,iav 4. sNI--I HALlA--.. NAY l.
ttarcsrp PIvm0uin Iondoi, ChcrbourE and HAMBURG
First Cabin second cabin $50 Serrage ~ It"un
trp red iced rates Steerdge from hahDiis ha'Io dnA
southampton. +21 Sc1d tor" 20 ~ a ca, 10,
kI NHAKDT d co, { b. RlCiiAlID a -
General Ageut+ GtNtia J. ass ~ -AS,.'
Ne, 81 BIual.si,, y ). No. 81 broadway. u. \
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70 d'J .oI' y f1.1a.i Of s'1'si and ME- Tie
and vile T. II = Rob- newiji jr and wife TO Regal
New-York tribune., 1882-04-21

LAST REHEARSAL AND CONCERT OF THE
SEASON.
FRIDAY AFTERNo or, April 2l AZ g.
SATURDAY EVENING. April 22, ats,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Miss HATTIE SCHELL. Mr. THEO J. TOEDr.
Miss ANAlIA WCRMB MI O>C AR STEMS
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-02
From Seneca.

SENECA, Aug. 81, 1SS2.-William Coch-
ran, farmer commonly known here as
"Bill Black" met with serious accident
last week, which, providentially was not
attended with fatal consequences. While
taking home load Of lumber containing
upwards of 1900 feet, the load became dis
arranged ard some pieces forced forward
on to the team, which got frightened and
started to run down hill. Not being able
to hold them, Cochran jumped from the
top of the load, but his feet getting en-.
tangled in the lines, he was thrown under
the wagon, two wheels of which passed
over his body, breaking four of his ribs
and otherwise injuring and confusing his
arms and legs. He was carried home in
sensible, but under the skillful minista-
tions of DR. CIymer, he is now on the
speedy road TO recovery.
Messrs. J. ii. Harvey 81 Co, who have
rented Pat. Meagher's new brick store,
opened last Saturday with new and COM
plete stock of clothing and gents furnish
ing goHds They make quite u SNOWY
and handsome display, and when they
have added some new improvements
which they propose making, they Will fill
a want that has long been felt in Seneca
John Heston,-"Old Wsg," the "bcys "
familiarity call him-has rented the ad-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-02
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

The yotsrs Of La sale county who are in sympathy
With the Democratic party are requested to elect dele
Ratcs to attend County Convention TO be held in the
Circuit Court Room In Ottawa on Tuesday, Sep
tember goth, $50, at O'Clock T. NJ, 10 put
IN nomination candidates follows: Probate judge
County Judge Sheriff. Treasurer, Probate Clerk Coun
~ Clerk County Superintendent OF Schools and Coro
ner Also candidates for the following legislative OIL
Cos: State Senator and Two Representatives And 10
transact such other business as may come before the
convention. We recommend that the Primaries be
held on Saturday the 2d day of September, at o'clock
r. H. unless otherwise ordered by the town committee
Tho apportonment Of delegates will be on the basis OF
one delegate for each town. one delegate for each Oo
Democratic votes cast at the last presidential election
one delegate tor each fraction Of 2j or more over Vo
The several towns are entitled to the following num-
Der Of delegates respectively:
Adams 2; Allen, Q; Brookfeld. 8; B,uce, 8; Dayton,
:; Deer Park, q Dlmmck, 2; Eagle. 8; Earl, s. Eden,
2; Fall River, 2; Farm Ridge, 2; Freedom, 2; Grand
Rapids .; Groveland, s; Hope2; La Sale. 3; hanlius'
81 Mendoza 3: Merden O. Miller, o. Mission, q North
VILE, o. Ophir o. Usage, s; Ottawa, TO- otter Creek ?;
Peru, Q; Rchland, 2; Rutland, S; Serena. 81 South
ottawa, Q; Troy Grove, 2; Utica, 8; vermon, 2;
wallace, s; walthsm, 2. BY order OF
THE COMMITTEE.