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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-08-15
IN THE ORDINARY DRAWING
-oF THE
ROyaL HGUana Lottery

~
WHICH TAKES PLACE AT HAVANA, CUBA,
AUGUST "a, 1882,
723 Prizes Drawn.
THE ORIGINAL
LITTLE HAVANA"
GOULD & COSY
Is decided by Royal Havana Lottery, number for
number, prize for prize, with 20 addi-
tional prizes.
ONLY -. 900 TICKETS AND SAs PRIZES
/ Capital Pr1ze.. $3.50
Capital Prize- .....-....'.- SOOO
/ Capital Prize 900
prizes of $500 each. 200
10 prizes of 500 each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 900
20 prizes OF $50 each. 1000
675 prizes Of $40 each $50
Approximations to first prize, $50 each $50
Approximations to second prize, SIS each 50
72S Prizes as above, being the full number In
the Royal Havana and
30 Additional prizes of IS each to the DO
tickets having as ending numbers the
two terminal units of the number draw
ing the Capital Prize of q. 5O0......... LOO
04S prizes amounting In U. 8. Gold to. 49, .sss, $50
Tickets, o.; Halves. o..
The Royal Havana OmcsaI List De-
cides Every prime.
r. Subject 70 manipulation. not controlled
by the parties n interest, honestly managed. IL is
the fAIrest squarest and best thing 10 the nature
Of lottery that could be conceived
- See that the name Gould q Co. Is on the
ticket. None others are genuine
ALL PRIZES PAID ON PRESENTATION
T For information and tickets apply to
SHIPSEY COMPANY, General Agents.
f3l9 Broadway. New Yark City,
Or % T. Randolph Street Chicago. IlL,
Or JMO. - EmanAEDnz,
Angl-iy esvannah, Ga
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Florida Piano Tuner.

Mr. W. H. CHAxT wishes to notify his friends
ND patrons that he hopes reach TalIah sssee Ia
loont three weeks If not previously +" wiltcd"
MADISON, August 8, ISSsA-lt
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legal Notices.

INSTRUCT COURT OF THE UNITED
- STATES. Tor tn southern District Of aorS.I9
MAX FISCHER. baukTupts ~ BAN kl.t Pity.
bankruptcy has been issued by SAID court &gshs
m. -; ate of JONAs FISCHER, ADAM SCHMAB and
MAX FISCHER ~ the County Of New York " the state OF
sew York m said district adludged bankrupts upon the
credtor and The payment OF any debts and
the any property belonging to said hankrupts TO
anstcr of erty by them
ar fot hdden by meeting OF the rreditorsOf said
baukupts 10 Druvs the debts chDos,
sigurc- their estate win be he'd ~ Court OF Bank
r,uy 10 be holieua 332 Broadway IN the Alt Of New
y "a In said d-trc he 18th day 0f JUy 4. 1872
/. O'Clock M n Office OF Isaac Dayton esq Of Tn
HczlsIsrs ia bankruptcy Of sad COurt
HI.AEI 10 KNOX Marsha-- MesSaaRar
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NORWICH LINE

~ 10 BOSTON Worcester Nashua Portllni ami the East
CITY OF WORCESTER
NihOut eXceplOu the eeS ant OJA the S)I1l and
the iavOrte CITY oF NEW-lyEh,
40 North RIVER foot % Nattss, next pes
DcsorOsesst Ferry. dAy, except ounl4ys'At pm
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILIO AD.-C Ommeuclug June -, loo-
through trains WIN leave Grand Central Depot
Western and Northern Express - kOcl ester ana
4trel wa at Vermont l.. I-J with dfawlugfoou
SIoa m special Express Chicago daily, stopping ouy
Albany syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Ire 'evclnd and
IOcdO
- a H. Sarsora Speca! drawing room 10 Moufr "a.
lO8Ua NJ chicago express draw1ngTO0Ia cars 10 CaIan
dalgua Rochester and Bu1IO 20 i.ichuc.d spring
a 20 Albany and Troy, viii connection " / uca
shratOg4 GlcLs Falls and Rutland
s:IU p IL. araJOg4 special, arrives p IN
p. TO-. Accommodate L. 4Odny aud Troy.
Louis Express with sleeping cars Tor ST IONS
running through every day IN the "eek, ALSO Niagara ais
EuraiO and Toledo
$50 p NJ Express with scepngcars 10 Syracuse and 10
Auburn Road Also Montreal excepting sunday
III. daily, with ping cars LOT
Rochester Cleveland Toledo. Detroit dud chicago
D. H. Night Express with sleeping car, 10 Albany ana
Troy. ,-, , 49,, ~,
r-tc0tt, Express Oihccs, Park place anc 80
All 80 Broadway. New-l ork and 500 Westinghouse.
Brooklyn. j. NJ IOCCEY. Gen suPt G. f. MEkhER
Zen
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Glnsltdl Instruments.
Business Chances.
MISERABLE MANUFACTURlNG PROP

DESIRABLE MANUFACTURING PROP
- ERrY FOR SALE
The propretors OF CENTRALLY LOCATED MANU-
FACTORING COMPANY otter for sale their
erty. Consisting Of REAL ESTATE, ENGINES, ROILERS
SHA FLING, PULLEYs and MACHINERY, wi spae ious
FOUNDRY attached with PArTERNS &C Also. entirV
STOCK OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, manafaS-
together with Of materials-manY
bellg demand and
THIS opportunity securing westa olshed
good the OF
worked to 800 II de-re Th1 purchaser
have all issued aud applied for Title perfect
immediate possession II wished Information prcA
payment (which Will DO made easy had BIZ
letter to Box ga, Albany. y. Y.
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providence LINE. -

Connecting with Providence Worcester RI
iCr q. POINTS NORTH and EAST via WORCESTER
The culi ely anu palalial steamer hHoDE l>LAN
MONDAYS. Wednesdays aud Fridays anu the ldVortt
steamcr MASSACHU SITS Oh Tuesdays Thursdays ana
SATURDAYS. Will icavcAt
> o. H. from per 20 y. r.. foot of Warrrn-st.
Connections Providence VIA p & ". Il T.,
or Worcester and AL Northcra. Eastern ana Wrie-
Mountain points Ticket. al al principal ucAet
otces ~taefOous Offices " Wc-tcO Express
Co at 3 ar lfou-e. 20, 3oi. $50 ana al Broad
way and Il fifth Avenue aud uGsor hCel TICKET offices
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Gorpordtlon Aotlces.

NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
~ bv the Com1ittee on Normal College at ne nan u the
a1paratus " College. For full Information
CliTY RECORD. for sale at No City Hall
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will he received
al the Office OF the Department Of Police until
TrIY : 1882 for making sterauOns and repairs the
TIevcuth Precinct House Houston For fur.
tlrr Information C1ty Record For Al No ClIy
Hal
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
be the BOARD school Trustees OF the several ards al
the Han OF the Of Education until June 20 1852 for
he school buildings For ful
form alton see city Record sale NJ 40. city all
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DOUBlI TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
NENT. AND TIL TASTES 81 TIME CONSIST.
ENI WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express New N0ra, via Dusbrosses
lanai street. cries as follows
So 20 :. $50 go Limited il M J. $40 $40 4 D. g.
T. .. ami l. gh. SUNDAY, JJU, o and ~ a.
H.. b. d. Z and D. IL, ana Il night
New Subd1g.
running through VIA trenton ana CludcI
Returning trains leave broad street Stduon, PhlaIc
l2OI. 800. .2J 3tJ, COO $50. 90. $50 and il III
G.united Express l.30 J. 3 4, >. u CO. 100 aud
m. ON SUNDAY. u %. so. A. $50 IA
80. 100, ant 80 p III Leave Philadelphia via cam
a A1d 4.3O y. m. DAILY. except sunday.
Ticket Offices $40 and J44 Broadway, Aston House. and
foot DesDrOsses and tOrtandts COurtst and Brook
lyn station foot VI FultOn-st brooklyn. NOs ia
III ana rs Huds0n-s, Hoboken station Jersey City
igrant Ticket once . Eattery. place
The New transfer Company call for and check
baggage hotels and Residences
FRANK THOMSON J. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Fass'r AgeDt
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CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
FARE Always ~ LOW A. hs ant ONE ian.
steamers NAKKAGANs r TT and sIONINGION leave
osy except sundays al from Pier 3d. y r. io)s 81
Jsy Boston a
ses sale AL principal ucxet Offices. staeroo1ns
al WesttOtt AsOi house,
~ ISL 42l BrOaiwsy, and az Filth Avenue anu
Windsor Hote ticket Olhces.
I. ". EL!kLNs. Lieneral ra-sengcr Agenl
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
MODEL FAST LINE TO TIL WEST
~ Va piiaIelplia Baltimore and Washington

~ ans after Nav q the magnificent Passenger Trains
frl Ituu.ylysua Railroad Depot foot Of Coruandt-sI
~, % .lr,,..~ C.. Isl follows. ~,
o" m EXCEPT sundays ptrlor car attached arrives
..,-.rnn Night Washington at ~
m dair sleeper, and dav coaches through TO Oih'i'u
srd lll,4-- Wa, f,-ro, II, Gin.
.D hlcals $3.50 a and t. Louis $50 q" m
q a. ralta and day COACHES though 10 cincinnati
= lic daily arrives Washington 80 a m lay
,-r... ID. YES N4-hnrton al 1910 a. H. daLy StcpctS
81. n i.t c0s. res THROUGH To Cincinnati ~ Tt.
- <oc,hc. liuc makes faster time 10 the "ts- an
~ frari t., Nest al tlI a. ia. $50 M ana IV'V p,
.'-- ld .le ping secured and baggage 'iic.
' d. r,ri fa i.uaiou al compauvs ounce ~" ~ .
.,. I'M a. all the oil,,s the Penasy wanna haIiO1i
Company.
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ErALL RIVER LINE.

FALL RIVEa, BOSTON, AND THE EAST.
Tho 81 route % MATTHIAS VINHIA&1 MANU-.
ri. CAFE COD RESORTS. WHITE MOUNTAINS
MOUNT DIES RI and al prIcpa! cities inland 4hH SEA
tI.r. resort, 4 Sew. Is and 4ud "a" provinces
Inc mammoth pAlic' steamers
BRISTOL and Providence
have NewYork daily sundays included ar 5'O p M
non Pier - y r. foot OF Murrdyst connection Via AA"'A
boat i.ou BrooEiyu a D. Ia. Jersey Ddt. : 10.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
,va-v evening during the season OF pea mr., travel N
tn splendid bands and orcn'slri7 attached 10 u'o'e
Long water route fun nights rest five morning Trans 1"
I.Uslo short ra4l ride ltimr seventy ave m.4idUcsj
NEWPOKT LINE
FOR NEWPORT = /, DIRECT
rro;tniug fOr he summer season COMMENCING hon-a'
gIns ~. magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY
VII leave New-lOrS daily. sundays excepted al OF N
fril IhR Is. Eorth River
These steamers their East4rn terminus az Ne"li'
Ilcsrt- and both lines may Doe secured al
all principal h0t transfer ana uchet Offices at the ounce
OIL III i.R -. and steamers.
SIND FOR LIST Of TOURS AND ACCHSIONN
TEEE o. APPLICATION.
BORDEN & LOWELL GEORGE 10 C'NNOiH
Agents GeuI Pas. Agent
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Stoves, ranges, Sc
REMOVAL.

JAMES & KIRKLAND, manufacturers OF the BEYBE
RANCE, ornamental iron and stable fixtures have
moved . thelr stor No 10 l7t third dooa
west VI BrvslsAY.
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Gtedmtoats nra R1ilrd11I
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE'

STEAMBOATS, a1a R1iru1oL
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY:
Sostaton in New York foot Of IeeTtyst station IN
con@eid ing june g iss2 Leave YewYSrk ..,,-
e, mr. teTng.on tsn Fridge Tsaeh EastSn
o., a. m%For Remington High Bridge Branch, Easton
Allentown. Reading Harrisburg hauch Chunk, Williams
M Frr bennington Easion Allentown Reading Har.
risbars MauGh chunk Hazeton WiiAes9arre &C. r,,or,
Dri ton. Wilkes barre. scranton. &c.
~ n.-For lie ninst High Bridge Branch Easton. &C.
40 p.m-For Nomervne. Pennington &c
b:3o p m.-FoI Easton. Allentown Reading Harrisburg
SUNDAY train. leave At 80 m IL m for BogDd Brook
srisSurs aaG the ' We.i "' 'o '" 'o' f'''"
For sewers A ;. 535 e5 e:i5 7l5 7;ao s. SIP $40
80 3 $3.50 4 400; ., 81 , $3.50 DO t. Gl5, $780, = 1880
Fer "a n @ LOCAL Poln. zine tables at stations
tot 1 ra" at 80. . II a m. T. Pa aa
Fol Freehold Newport at Si5. $50, 4, $50,
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For TRENroN and PHILADELPHIA
a. M l5O a 40 so 7:o6 i ~ p m on ,undsy at a:i5
NJ 59o II pm. For hlrd and Gerks,s. i 80, ll'l5
fOr reutou. 7:l5 $50. lib M. I}l 49, 5So'
Return uans leave Piiladeiplia .or NeE.iork
s,t IG al @ "a I1 lg''i 4 i S'D 5 5 ~ p H.
From Gira and BerE.-st. al BIO go OILS J. $780,
20 Fog Sp ,o,3 0 " sunday at !? a. dos ~ M m
Pt lLIkI fAiIIofs CARS are ATTACHED to Day trains
CONNECTION IS made At Jereey city Station to and from
resets 10! sac a. 3ot d" iiDt d. Isl, NoS l 5 az
and Colrtst and Annex oGce Jew,lis WHAT Bro"hyn
from hotcI. ar r. -tIrnce to destination
NEW-JERSEY, SQU IN a&Ar RAILWAY
srFAMERs LEAyE n + 2. y II,
For Highlands sda1r.,,t Mon'ieat6 Beach and Long
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10 PHILADELPHIA.

Tl4F on D. FSTABLIoHED kOL IE AND SHORT LINE
1r TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND . On sun
- DAY . STATIONS II PHILADELPHIA. ~
NEW -lOik.
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N~EW-HANEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD.
~ SPKINGFIELD. HOLY OKf MON REAL and iutcrrne
ale points Pier -. T. X, az ami II
IN. SUNDAYS excepted, connecting with trains Al ~
HAVEN. for MERIDEN. HARTFORD. NPhINGFiELD
&C Tickets baggage CncC kc0 At 80 BROADWAY y
y CoJrt-s Brooklyn Excursion 10 Sew Iiaven and
frL-.L : III
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e. ....a -. 81 Fl Eroaavay. ~ ! "a.

VtuR RONpOUT KINGSTON and CA :
I XII NOINIAIN> IauaiUe at Craas'as "a 1I i.n,
- p.,nf. t1f1xL. NtwburC. NNtoIo M'.3l'
Ilu.Iaeap.e is,qI-. connecting WIN lI,,, Di,, or
T-ts-,Iranl lanes " IiaitxG elvr 0ug AZ 90 H' V't
a. fitrfis,s. north I.vca eAcoD, >aufIa's "Ie' iio
--,r .r-,.. i.,yr. a. d. r. CuIJrcl1- Win ''-li4
main or ~unimrr lesort. through tuc Cao"lI Iol.--
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SIARRlN,S, ,xnu,peoa re.xspoar.rro,


SOAPANY.
Office per Is y. r. foot Cor-snitsL
Conugnments forwarded As directed part
Of Tie word
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders delivery al kinds " freight and
ehsndise any part Of the cIty.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AID RIVER AND
HAkBOR LIGHTEkAGE~
Freight every description promptly hghterd 70 any point
IL tie LzrDora reasonable r@LeA
sTEAMBOATs BAIsGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TEX tOk EXCURSIONS.
HAVEN. leave Pier Is y. e at p, daily Saturdays
e1ceUec-l
MEIhofOLls EXPRESS CO.. between New YORK aud
Ne" h~,eA CSte ana dsD.tcA gu1r4nt3eL
i4S'SA' 4ol DV.n On H. l. & ". H. l. rss3ty0i a. P3r -
NOkIH SHORE STATEN isLASD-Tleven Miles 'De
Zen Cents va steamer IRON L h n fDJtN
CENTRAL SdIF1A 40, CO nIaD4s ' DRY DJcxA
AachinoAAd bOuer SAJ1a everything - sIs
CONSTRUCTION al reJ4lf u vossasA
V'nE POPULAR SHORE LINE
Il FOR PROVIDENCE BDSTON AND THE
ALLRAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL ID POT
express daily Sundays excepted Boston at
$50 tpaTlor cars attached; and 10 p. m with
psisce sleeping cars
LIMITED TICKETS TO BOSTON lALL RAIL IS
NEWPORT express at IL, par4Or attached AT
nyeb at Newport
Providence special express at p H. parlor cars At
tsened arrives al Providence 1920 y N.
Tickets paOr secured Fifth Avenue ana
ticket Oflces. and At Grand Contra
l. -. FILkIA5, General Passenger Agent.
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! EHLGH NALLEY RAILRO AD .-Passenge

Z EliIGH y ALiE1 hAII@AO NJ mgr
IRAN, after May 10 I-72, viii leave depo7 'o
Crt audf amt De,bro- ID am M $40 ana
=. m. Tor Eaot0n. Bethlehem Allentown lra'ihe
t.uch Chunk. Wi e.barTe, Tow @uda NdFrrN 4ih'cd
4rueya Lyons Buffalo and the West Aat NORM" ST. run
inau through coaches daily Trans al b. u 3t tSiou
Js,ichem Allentown Reading. Maurh ChunN, NlNt9odri
pitt-tou LoCa al - Tor EastOn Bethlehem
An tuIu-y e. al
Trains leaving at $40 and p n connect Tor al
tonf- AahauuV HazetOu coal regions sunday tram
foCa Tor MAuch CHUNK. $40 Leave Mauch CAunA 1t
90 ,.t,...t. ..,., Non, ma, t.
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4 go \.,,b re- POUCH keopsie. itOndout and KINGSTON,
= AZ r7f. CA .orineJi yC0zlcns's Milton New Ham
at'' ,jr5e Park. oav sundays excepted. Leaves
--.t MGR at l5 ana 2-d-t Il $3.50 L. m Connects
grf 4, tffnr raiu ms % le
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WHITE MOUNTAINS.
On and after MONDA June %,
SPECIAL FAST EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN
Psrlor and Day Cars, viii connect with the
PROVIDENCE LINE.
steamers from Nev-York leaving steamer wharf
Providence, 600 A. daily except and running
through VIA Worcester FsDys lille Noun
tam points without change
J.. ". FILKIN-, General PAseenger Agent
TROY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LINE.-New
\ steamers sAHAToGA ani CITY or Troy ie.Vs
eAly (e1ceps 9atlr4GS 81 Pier A. " r.. tot Jarit
epher-sL cJnaocLas morning trAAs iOr NJ rta al
EstL sunday steamer touches Al AIgzaI
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
w VIA GRkEkPOINT
DOCKAWAY BEACH.

4 ?
Ak NEW-YORh, MODDHANFN AND ROC kAWAY
RAILROAD
Commencing May 80. lsol, trains leave daily:
Hunters Point and BlShNtck-A NJ 02j. :, 933, ll:O6:
?. " l. 23O. 40. 80
$50.
East NcwYork- NJ SAT 9:52 ll:l2 p. N, l22 2;5a.
Is. ~
Trains RocSaway Beach daily for Hunters Point and
Bus1WIck-f NJ > $50, J r. NJ, l. s. 4:3U j3o, 7j0.
tor Fabushaye.-A. NJ, $50. $40, Il.2J p. NJ 40.
2.J5. 'p T. %.
EXCURSION TICKETS, 5)c TIME, 80 MINUTES
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Train al G hIca-O every dav lO.fOi. LA
A NEW FLAltLE
Is smoking made OI
appointments j. moi oqu4Acl
Harrisburg, Ptt-Durg the West AMI South Pullman
Palace cars attached a ui. q and D. IA, fIlly-
MlIdlspOIt LOGS Haven. a. p CORY and Erip
o. connecting 'tC CORY TO- 1Itusyue Petroleum cen
Tie aud the oil Regions
baltimore WASHINGTON ANA the south Limited Washington
ENITes9 of ruutn ftor Cars uLD, except sunday. 20
arrive Nas1nstoni D.. ~ f.esuIar at $50 and $50
a M. "a 81. e. and g De- and - night
SUNDAY. 5.,U Iu. and D. ~. aI0 - night
fXureAs for Baltimore. except sunday D. III
70, Atlantic tlty with through car p exce't sunday,
81 connect " a. All through
Jersey Ity sn0rCnga speedy and direct transfer for
BROOKLYN travel
Tram. arrive from rlttsbura, SO H. u 30 and
U4U u. IN. daily from " A,llA-tu and Baltimore $50
5Oa M g jO DO 9.j-. 1910, and lu 20 SUNDAY
ESQ 4. 50 a m- $50, l04r 1870 D. n. From PnIa
delDhia. 30 $50, $50. g ! ID l-jJ. ll4U
IL . A5O 30. 62G. I5O 500 $50, 1910 4Hd 1910 D.
u. sunday $50. GO $50, coo. l. ~ go $50
AZ AZ 10 De-. "a
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ROWLAND HOTEL,
LONG BRANCH Y. J.,
y =. BARRY, Proprietor.
Als3.ofGLEEHAN HOTEL. NeE-Y ork.

HOTEL kAAIER>kIlL
now CPLN
LARGEST MOUNTAIN HOTEL ~ THE WORLD
FIFTEEN DEGREES COOILRTHAN NETWORK CITY
RAILROAD COMMUNICATIONS SOW COMPLETED
WITHIN ONE HOURS RIDE OF THE HOTEL
PAsoENGEH, BY TIE EEW-YoEk. GENTIAL
AND HUDSON RIN EI KAILIOA TRAINS LEANlEF
NEW-YOHF AID II b. ~. oli go =. N, IA
RiIINEfTCK. ARRIVE AT HOTEL II -IA llDL ~.
Also ACCI--IBIl o.. VIA EOSDOTT EN ALBANY DAY
LINE STEAMBOATS, LEAVING NEN-fO..k Al $50 \.
NJ AND NO%pDUT STEAMBOATS,. LEAVING HAlt-
IH>ON-~T- NEW-YOEk, Al =. u. PURCHASE To h.
his AND CHECK BAGGAGE TO IAN Elt-N Lille
JUNCTION.. VIA ULSTER AND DELAMA AND
-TONY GLOVE RAILROADS.. l. 4. GILLF IL.
HOTEL kAATEI-- KILL CATskIII- y. Y
I ARGE. airy rooms tiist-clasS board and ap-
u pointnents RInGEDALE HOUS ST. Madison. J. j.
AXE COTTAGE Lake Winnesquam, n H
Il CHARIE- O. JOHNSON. Proprietor. LacouiI. =. ii.
t summer NrsEngAnI board from - 10 80 per
week send for circular.
LIBERTY HOUSE. Liberty. sullivan County,
l. NcV-York-A Topu ar summer resort, enlarged ms
season elevation 900 feet mountain air me scenery,
pleasant drives pure -pring wafer pure hE iIc-l yGge
tables uiio- airy AMI well urnlsLri
table supplied with The best NJ -ra-on affords tors
moderate furnished For terms, &C. address L
=. ME~SII Err Proprietor.
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! ~ yi ~ ! =: STATES NAIL ,rEAMtGs.
TNpERIAI- GERNAN LINE

4 7.
4 Hamburg. American Packet Companys Line FOR
PLYMOUTH. CIEBBOU re- and HAMbJ 10. -
WESTPHALIA .... June % HtRDER-.-... - MY -
LES - .....--.---.Juy6 GIN Juy 10
Rates tIFmOutu. London. CherOOurg ana Hamburg.
First Cabin SIpl %6O; Steeraee. so Bound
al rates from Hamburg Hayre and
Southampton 81 FOX Tourist Gs1stfe."
III NHA itDI & Co. {. IL. III ~ tsD * ~.
General Agents. General Passenger Agents
No = EroAi Y. y y 81 Broadway. y. !
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4TH.AVE AND ,INt ~LEY-~T, A-BUEN PARK,
J. opens J.uc D.. situated directly ou the beach AL
modern conyeuicuces gas. eectiic bci., music,
ULNILIN.
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| .ONG BEACH.
~ Leave NEW-YORK Daily except sunfsy
42p. $40. $50 1850 p III
JAMES sLIP-7:50, $50, 1890 a. m: 100 3, L. s.
5;3O. $50 y
ANNL& BOAT foot Of Finest, T. R-7.3O $50 a m,
300, @iJJ, 500 p.
SUNDAYS ONLY
FOOT EAST 34THsr.-s-O. 800, 1880 a H.. 1880 I:5o
$50, $50 D. p N.
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G,eamboats ano Railroads.

navy BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
DDtNw and ST JOHN leave pier al North River foot OF
[tpE," NevSry WEEK DAY at0 M. connecting at Al
Canas s,v n1raiag eyceoeb with trains north. west
bany = 's'a,arnbns warmed 90, ,--~-,-
snds't 70 Albany and return, good 80 daySS2 30
Excursion ~ ". ". ~ EREII President
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-05-04
More Republican Harmony.

The Philadelphia newspapers have
heard the news that Secretary Quay
the other evening stumbled in upon a
conference of Boss McManes' part of the
Philadelphia delegation to Harrisburg,
who had been gathered together to de.
wise ways and means to defeat the slated
Cameron-Quay candidate for supreme
judge, Mr.. Rawle, and when Mr.. Quay's
attention was called to the fact that he
had not been invited and was not wanted,
he rose to the level of the occasion and
politelytold the companythat he was there
as the representative of the senatorial
delegate from his district who had been
selected above the bossism of the unit
rule, the gas trust and the recorders
Office" This scornful assertion of Quay's
antagonism to rings and bosses so startled
the company and surprised McManes
that the former got scared and the latter
became pale, whether from rage or fear,
or in what proportion of each it has not
been related and emphasizing his re-
marks by saving the air with his
clenched right hand Mr.. McManes al
most shouted: " You have no right in
this room, sir, or 1 would ask you to ex
plain what you have said. AS it is, it
would be best for you to leave this meet
ing to those who have legitimate bust
ness and the right to transact it here.''
But MIR. Quay, who had evidently been
dining with some Of his friends, plainly
told Mr.. McManes that he was there to
stay while Mr.. McManes' days and power
would terminate shortly with his COM
pulsory retirement from the Gas Trust.
Mr.. McManes only went on with his op-
position to Rawle and his efforts to So
lidify the Philadelphia delegation against
him, which Quay and Cameron interpret
as reopening of Mr.. McManes' hostili-
ties to them at Chicago. With this
detection in the East, if Browns
friends of Allegheny make sincere
effort in his behalf, Rawle's name might
be wiped from the slate, though all the
;;nti-Rawle demonstration from Phila-
delphia looks to the nomination of some
other Philadelphian. Meanwhile, as
further evidence of the progress of Re-
publican harmony, it is to he noticed
that Cameron has slated Il g personal
friend' for the Reading postctfce and
captured Blair and WestmOreland coun.
ties for Beaver.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-05-04
Till; DOCTORS IN SESSION.

Liver Complaint and Stransulated Hernia
Discussed--NO Epidcmlcs III tine County.
The Lancaster County Medical society
met statedly in G. A. r. hall yesterday
afternoon. The following named members
were present DR.. J. II. Musser, presi-
dent DR.. VIM. Blackwood, secretary
Drs. J. l.. Atlee, j. L. Atlec, jr., Albright,
Bean, Black, Brobst, Carpenter, Craig,
Compton, Charles, Cotterell, Dunlap,
Deaver, NJ. l.. Davis, Dillman, Ehler,
Foreman. A. j. Herr, i. F. Herr, Hertz,
Hershey, Kay, Kendig, Keneagy, Linea-
weaver. Livingston, Lightncr, Leaman, F..
N. NIusser, Miller, McCaa, Roebuck.
Reamsnyder, Roland, ID. II. Shenk, J. II.
Shenk, Shirk, A. II. Smith, Shaeffer, Sem
senig, Trabert, Thompson, Trickler, Ur-
ban, Wentz, Welcheas, and Ziegler.
DR.. Trabcrt read an interesting and in
structive paper on "Diseases of the
Liver" DR.. Foreman read paper on
StranSulatcd Hcrnia,' a subject that has
largely engaged the consideration of the
profession in this vicinity for some time
past. DR.. FO1eman's paper formed the
principal topic of discussion ut the session
yesterday.
DR.. Thaddcus Rohrcr was elected a
member of the society, and several other
gentlemen were proposed for member
ship.
Reports from different sections of the
county show that there are no epiden,icS,
but that there are great many eases OF
influenza.
Attention was called to the fact that the
State Medical society is to meet in Titus
vile on the 10th inst, and many men,
bers present signitied their intention of
attending its sessions.