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THE CONTINENTAL AND THE GLOBE

TINE CONTINENTAL AND THE GLOBE.
uR AFLLY AND MR.. ONEnLs APPONfMENr-MoRE
ABOUT MR.. FIsH's RECElvEGsmP
Tie Assembly committee which is inveSti-
eating the receivers Of suspended life insurance COM
nanies resumed It's work at the Metropolitan Hotel yes
terday morning John Kelly the first witness and
WAS examined in regard his connection With the ap
poiptnsut OF John i. OSeIl receiver of the Cont
usnia Company He said that the only conversation he
aver held with Judge WestDro0k about the appointment
OF Mr. ONeil az in his Office when he was
CONTROLLER He absolutely sure that lie never CON
yersed elsewhere about the appointment
Mr Chapin-Wer you not In kingston Oh the Sunday
before the appointment OF MI ONelh o a.. 49,.
dr Kely-N0, sir. was there only once dd not
90. Ji . W. sbrOOk TO converse with lin on the sub
ject except the one time in ny office
Mf. Cnapin-Norc you not IL the nelghD"rhOOt OF
KlngstOp the Sunday before the appointment was
in4de
n, in ROndout one sunday Mt Donovan who
was In ny Office lived there and had often asked me 10
visit him; so went up there on Saturday afternoon ana
returned on Monday morning.
Mr. Erwin-Did you Judge WestDrook on that
visit III. -. ,,. . :,
tween KotdOut ana Kingston. ! saw him at the court
hons I also saw his Frederick, but nothing was
sad about the appointment OF a receiver;
MI Erwln-Dld you CONVERSE Win olHeIs Oh tHe euV-
Mr Kelly-NO. The c0nVersatlOns were AeId IN ihe
presence of several persOns ,.s., .,,.,
bIr Chapn-lan 1k the exact date OF that Visit
Mr. Kelly-I cannot because attached no Importance
70 the matter never heard the Judge say anything
the appointment OF any other person as receiver
than Mr. Ohen
After Mr. Kelly had left the witnesschar he turn I'd TO
the committee and said that he had been srepfesened
and he wanted to the matter right He asked for
the appointment Of M OAei on charitable grounds, as
ne Was IA very destitute ci:cumstances he came here
frolu Philadelphia and well recommended " hll
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Mr. Evarts says that sentence going Ino ao
rounds attributed 90 min, In attempt at condensns
one of hs dispatches protesting against the dismenpe
ment OF Turkey. IL was founded ON an incident .s
occurred one of his Thanksgiving dnLers st ,s hv
had a roasted New England goose, well stuffed sa N
sage. with plenty OF apple sauce aud the usual .n
paniments. Al the close OF the meal said; Ny chl ~
YOU now the difference between the condition "a q
fairs before and after dinner. You then SAW I'm
stuffed with sage, now you See u sage ssuusu VIZ"
goose "-IWAteuall Review.
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Runs earned Metropolitan Yale B Strnck out Metro
p0an Yale 2. Left Oh basesM etropOitan. Yale g.
fiIst base called balls Metropolitan Yale o.
The Metropolitans play again with the Harvard Col
lege nine Monday
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
AN OPINION IN FAVOR OF LOTTO

hN OTlNlON In fAfOh OF LlQUOh 6ELLERaj
The Society for the Prevention Of Crime recently
made complaint to the Board Of Excise againsl
Morris Steinert. the proprietor of liquor store al
No. ga Hudson-st.. and moved to have his licensa
beds and accommodations for travellers required
by law. The witnesses for the Society testified n
the trial which followed, that Steinerts barkeepef
had told them there were no accommodations for
travellers. Steinert's counsel objected to the
admission of such testimony ON tho ground
that the barkeeper had not been .authorized
the Society. Mr. Beecher, counsel for the Ss
Society, argued that the testimony admissible
because the acts of the bartender wero binding on
his employer, so long as the bartender was acting
in the discharge of his duties The Excise Commis.
sioners referred the dispute to William A. Fowler.
the the counsel to the Excise Board, and requested
anDv a furnish am opinion W'h aw,nt would
liquor dealers. Mr. Fowler's decision, which Is in
favor of the liquor Dealers read in the Office Of
the Board of Excise Yesterday, notice having been
sent to Mr. Beecher 10 be present. in the beginning
of his decision, Mr. Fowler says: Il was perfectly
satisfied that the objection was good one, and am
now convinced, after examining decisions on that
point that the motion Ito exclude testimony should
be decided in the licensees favor"
In reply to Mr.. Bcecher's argument that the bar.
keepers acts were binding on his employer Mr.
Fowler says: " This il an elementary principle OF
law, but 1t does not embrace admissions which tae
agent makes without authority" The following
are the most important points In the decisions
The witnesses entered the liquor store and asked ha
shown the license They then asked II there were any
beds tie premises They made no pretence OF being
travellers In quest OF accommodations. but assumed to
be persons Of authority. Whatever information
gwen to them was under the apprehension that
they were curiosity seekers and not persons
who inquired with view of obtaining lodgings 1t
OF the barkeepers duties 20 give information
der such circumstances and his admissions had moro
force than n they had been made by person
connected with the business The would have been
different and the admissions OF the barkeeper would
have been binding had the witnesses called FOR rooms
guests for in that case it would have been the duty Of
bartender furnish them 20 II they had asked for
liquor and upon being supplied with IL, had been told
by the barkeeper that II OF intoxicating nature
the barkecper would have been performing act within
the scope of his duty.
Mr. Fowler quoted several decisions of judges IN
support OF his position.
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DISTRIBUTION or EXCISE MONEY.

The Board of Estimate and AppOrtionment
met yesterday and made the annual distribution OF TIE
moneys derived from the excise licenses among the
char able and benevolent institutions in this city Tie
total amount Sal 1892. The amounts appropriated
IN q few OF the leading socletieS are as fnllOWs.
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as the correspopdng day other parts OF the state
III cannot be an later day without invoVlng
incongrues which cannot suppose the Legislature
would have permitted to exist."
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MRS. i. i. BELTZHOONER.

CARLISLE, Penn, April S.-The wife Of Con-
gresham f. Beltzhooyer died at o'clock this even
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.RAILROAD INTERESTS.

on April 2s and be ready for argument or the cases
will Be disposed Of, adopted.
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ACCIDENT AT BARNUMs HIPPCDROME.

An accident which occurred at Barnum's Hlppo-
drome on Friday last. in Madison square Garden,
was much more serious IN its results than was at
first suspected. In the womens jockey race over
hurdles, in which there five riders, of them.
Miss Matte jackson. a niece of p I. Barnum, IN
making too close turn on the MadsOn-aye. side
was crowded by some Of the others too near one of
the pillars supporting the root, and she struck her
foot against the post. which forced her leg against
the ponmel of the saddle hard as TO hreas It
above the knee. Miss Jac kson thrown violently
TO the ground and narrowly escaped being rampled
upon by the horses. Dr.. j. K. Wood was called N
TO attend her and Immediately ordered her removal
TO the Ashland House, where she lives For several
moments the audience were much excited, but when
IT became known that the accident was not fatal
people became more quiet.
This is the last week except one OF the BarnGm
and London Shows at Madison Square Garden.
The business during the past four weeks has been
very good despite he fact that 1t was the season u
Lent The receipts have been very large. The
baby elephant aud the triple circus and rnenageres
were the attractions for the first three weeks when
the introduction OF Barnums Roman Hippodromc
with its races kept business up al last week TO
what it had been before. And with the arrival OF
Jumbo from the Geological Gardens, London, stlll
larger business Is expected tor the remainder Oi ths
time the shows Will be III the city.
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TRACKS TO BE LAID in THE BOULEVARD.

The Ninth Avenue Surface Railroad Company has
informed the Department OF Public Works that It
proposes 10 extend s tracks in the Bouley ard from
Sixty -f0urthst. to Seventy frst-st and thence 10
Tcnth-aye. to Ono-hundred d-twenty -ifth-st
The company claims the right TO DO this under the
passed on December 2s 1853. and confirmed by tho
Legislature III 1850. The company claims that the
line of the old Blooningdae Road from Sixty
f0urth-st. to Seventy irst-st, is coincident VITA
the centre of the Boulevard and that. Therefore, /!
has right to run its tracks in it, There is good
deal of opposition to the company's plan,. as the
Boulevard is one of the few public drives which arc
not numbered with railroad tracks. The Commis'
sioner of Public Works has submitted the matter 10
the Corporation Counsel for his opinion.
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OBITUARY..
THOMAS ALLEN.

WASHINGTON, April S. Representative
Thomas Alien OF Missouri who has been lying I'll mt the
Arlington Hotel for several weeks died at o'clock this
mi
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

II
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, OFFIcE OF
INDIAN AFFAIRS; WASHINGTON April 25 1882.
Cbds for submitted in seperate envelopes Ba
Flour Clothing Transportation &C. as the case may
50 and 81 WO0serst. New York will be received until o.
Tuesday May 23 l9s for furnishing ioT d She Indian
Beef ON hOo 900 pounds Beans 10000 pounds Bak
ing Powder 3Coo99O pounds SSrn o9Oo Roand'
pounds ari Bread 10000 pounds Hominy 5000 pound,
honHds Tea So 005 Tobacco 100000 pounds salt 10000
pounds soap Soda 100000 pounds sugar and
Also BlanSets Wooen and Cotton Goods consisting in
part of Tcng $4,000 yards Standard Calico 3OOOv Yards
Drilling 10000 Yards; Duck free from an sizing lIQOOO
yards DENNIS II 900 yards; Ginghan $4,000 yards Ken
lucky Jeans, 5000 yards Cheyiot 52OO yards Brown
sheeting 100000 yards Bleached sheetng 2OOO yards
Hickory Shifting 10000 yards Calico shifting 5000 yards
Wnsey, 5000 Yards; Clothing Groceres Ngons Hard
ware Medical Supplies and long list OF miscellaneous aTt
Giles such Harness. Poughs Rakes FORKS &c, and Tor
about 4 wagons required IST te serfG m S2
Nevada and Wisconsin ~ be deyred at Chicago
required adapted climate OF the Pacific Coast with
California brakes, delivered at san Francisco. 49,, -
transportation such OF the ARTICLES goods and sup
plies may contracted for 20 DO delivered at the
AgehI ans MIST RE MADE OUT ON GOVERNMENT BLANKS
Schedules showing the kinds and quantities OF subsistence
supplies required for each agency and the Kinds and quan
blank proposals contract and bond conditions
TO be observed by bidders time and place delivery terms
necessary Instructions Will be furnshed upon 70
the Indian once in or Dos % and .. MoSove
Commssares Of Subsistence T. = A. at Cheyenne Chi
cago Leavcnworth Omaha, Louis Paul san Francis
the following named places IN Kansas; Ar
kansas city, burlington Caldwell. Dodge CITY Emporia Bu-
reka Great Bend Howard Hutchinson Larned Mcpherson.
Marion, Medicine Lodge Newton, Usage cry Sedan ster
Bids viii opened the hour and day above stated, and
bidders invited to be present At the opening.
CERTIFIED CHECKS
All bids must be accompanied certified checks
United Depository Assistant treasurer ior al least
per ''H' u VIA - WV H. PRICE. Commissioner
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9ieanboats ana RAILROADS..

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
~ DREW and ST JOHN leave pier 81 North River foot OF
Canal-st every WEEK DAY ats D. M connecting at Al
bany SUNDAY morning exceDejl with train, north. west
andeast StateroDms warmed.
Excursion tickets to Albany and return good 80 30
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Gouutrp f,rop.rtp for Sale ano 90 cet

FIrRNISHED HOUSE to rent for season
n - is rooros modern convcniences, good order
garden planted Lawn @ and shade tres ssao %tn Snc
ne co~s address RENTAL" Tribune once n.
mo RENT.-Furnished. double house on
Mountain - roo T M ave- Moniciar
ond aoe % er nonth required Apply on the
premises.
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TROY BOATS-ClTIZEN'S LlNE:[New
i steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY COY leave Leave
daily Except Saturday at Pier ~, ~ Ii lOOt OhIls
tper-si connecting with morning trains Tor NORTH All
Nest sunday steamer touches at Albany
rI,HE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSION
L ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot o.,.. a,
Three express trains daily except sunday 70 m s1ts
sos NJ (paror cars attachedl aud ~ y LII N"
psIsces sleeping cars
'sundays At 10 p with palace sleeping carA'
limited nc kets Boston lal rain, ~
Tickets aud car seats can be ~ mt az r.af
lsnfr UelOL
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auttion Sales of Eipe Stock

GREAT AUCTION GSs sAL ht OF REGISTERED
Thursday. May - 1882, ,..-
10 O'Clock at the American
building 3d-ave, between SD and 64thsts Ne"-i ORR
Mr.E A. LAWRENCE, Auctioneer.
THIS sale will incude large Of Pulls from some o.
the most prominent herds In the country. rnch hs
Messrs heO. 4. Havemeyer Mahwah. y j.; Charles L.
Sharpess Philadelphia Orestes Pierce, Last 49,
JohnJ Holly Planhed y. j.; j. G. D. PenningSh u1s
SON. y J.: Ebrick Parnlv. Oceanic. n. J.; j. V y, Hai
Marlboro " J. The fashionable strains l nDD'
nearly all represented. such as Euro;aa
ate, Rex IIOer, Suttsne Farmers Glory S'8h~' ''''
The cattle are due the place Of saturay MAY ~
and ths following day END thereafter nut" ~ VI" "
Fof catalogues. address PETER {. KELLOGG & CO.,
Jersey AND GUERNSEY CATTLE Al
Col r. NJ HOE West Farms New.York Cl'y'
and
Mr. HERBERT MEAD Lake WaccaDuc, IN, y, H. b,crIs y,
have INSTRUCTED sell at auction Their eh-r1 H
TFHSEY CATTLE together with seven GCEhNSElo
belonging 10 the former on
TUESDAY May 23 1857 r.,..
,o,o,,o at ~ oclock A. m at the American Institute
building Sd.aye, between SD aud o4th-st'T Nc"iOiA'
Nj f. a LAWRENCE, Aucuoneer
The ,ont catalogue comprises sixty head OF cattle which
will i've AZ the of sale Friday, May ~ ana on me
following and thereafter until s0d VIII DC ready iJr
All of both herds either imported by Col NJ
Hoe or are descended his imporaiions, and ncnde
ienhters of Mercurv 432 Snkbeard 4Oi4 &c Also
m calf hy Waccabuc 2691 Cypran 500 Rex 1880 Farm
er Glory 642 sc Among the lot are many OF the best
owned in either nerd
For catalogues address
PETER c. KELLOGG & co.
1O7 John-st, New-York
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Coumtrn propsrtn mantso.

XvvANTED.-A cottage for the summer must
,ngton.s ave Brooklyn. n. Y.
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DOUBLE TRACk III Ap tr Ifif CdYsIsf
ESr WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
xpress Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses and Cor
lan1f streets Ferries as follows $4,000. q
20 20 a. D. ~ 40 Limited, IL m, 80, 34O J. D o.
T. s. and gp. n anu IL night Sunday, 55O' O. anu ~
m b b Z : and g .. IN. ami IL Esght M
New York daily except Suhuhy az
a. m and D. m running through via Trenton aud Camden
Returning Trains leave Broad street station, Phliadeipa
i2OI sos 800. 345, ESQ, 7.S0 $50. 80 and ii a. IN
LIMITED Express $50 D. M J. 8 4. 8, u b3O 100 . anu
$50 D. m on sunday, l2Ol 800, SO, 343 $50 a. M T.
30 755, 5 ana 20 p IN Leave fhIadephla VIA IAN
den. q A m. and 40 D. daily. except SUNDAY.
Ticket Offices $40 aud 944 broadway Astor House am
foot Of and COTtlandst COurtst and BfoVk
Iyp Annex station foot OF FuitOns, BrOok5 n Nos lt'
iI6 lis Hudson st. Hoboken station, Jersey Cy LIN
fgrapt Ticket Office. 4 Battery place . -.
The New.YOrk Transfer Company VIII call lot anu SheeA
baggage from hotels and Residences. =. ,-oor
FRANK THOMSOH, j X NOOil
General Manager. General fAssi agent
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Hllscell
CPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

MOsLER, BAHMANE & CO..
safe Manufacturers. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Hereby give notice public that the agency OF H. H.
WARNER, OF ROCHESTER,, y. Y, has been terminated,
and he no longer acts for represents said company.
All and other correspondence whatsoever
relating business should be addressed only TO the un
dersgned We cordially invite correspondence for Fire and
Burglar Proof safes and Vault Of every description,
and continuance very large and generous patronage
that has been extended to during the last thirteen years.
MOsLER BAHNANN & CO.,
rront Elm and Water-sts, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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auetion Sales of Real Gstdte.
OARTITION SALE
fan tho unsold property tho
JUMEL ESTATE
az the -
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
No Ill broadway, Newfork on
MAY 81. 1882.
Rv order OF supreme Court
ptIIO T. RUGGLES, Referee -
s,vrv PER CENT NAY REMAIN on BoN ~, AM
.,opT4 AGF FoK THREE YEARS AT TEL ~ e. 10
gee nronerty TO be sold consists OF pIeISs9 v lots
Broadsay ii and rs Liberty mansion anu road
ssfnsi Highbridge and Croon AaueouoS IN spoS
41 INLAND and water east OF the tb The pre
tIprsn, River about 1000 feet together WIN 10y.
right 10 under water N lIo containin0
tending ont new bulkheAd Inc VI i'i''''''
about the same area. .,.,.-s .,rlr IN
PIITTD T RUGGLES, esq, referee, ~. 20 AAO'A'' ~
ROE & MAOhNi-'' Nos 1856 and 1913 Broadway.
ATCTIONEERS:
LOFTS MEsIER LOG Broadway. ,,rt1v 51 Pine.st
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CHARMS r,,nD,,D rp,vsponr,r,os
= CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSFORMATION
COMPANY.
ONCE Pier Is, y. IT,, foot cortandt-st-
,rents of frel ght forwarded directed any part
OF the world - -
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES foh DlSrAlCh'
Sr ,ece,ved for delivery Of kinds Of freight and mer
ehandise 10 any part OF the city. ~ ,,. Avn
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBoR LIGHTERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly hgh'eeo 70 any point
IN the harbor at reasonable rates
sTEAMROATs. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS $3.50
Steamers John H. starin and Erastus Corning FOR NEW
HAVEN leave Pier 10 n. x. at 3 p IL daily lsa'uiaA''
eIceDted.]
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New'York and
New.Haven- Care and dispatch guaranteed . nj, 20
points ID. l. a. W. Il. r. receiver AZ Flos ~
For VIII and points East at Pier Is. -
NORTH SHORE. STATEN ISLAND-Eleven Miles lor
Ten Cents Pier /. r. T.. foot nitehAs-
CENTRAL SHIPYARD, Communipaw, NJ.-Dry DOCKS
Machine shops everything a03srainlnS ~ tAs
contradiction repair W yessolh
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Gin 1)ropertp Go trt

offices TO RENT ,-,
IN THE NEW BUILDlNG or,,vrD CT
- VI .rI CT RIJNNING THROUGH To Bt-AN Ei'-'A
Possesslon can DC given in April: APpNrO
A. W. III Liberty Street.
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- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
FARE for brscass limited tickets; good only
as specified their lace. .-..-z.-
daily Except sundays at from Pier 49, " p, foot Of
Jav.st arriving in Boston at . a. m
1cksfs for sale al all principal ticket Offices Saterooms
secnre0 AT Offices Westco Express Co., 20 $751; 37 and
49l Rroad Fifth Avenue and Windsor Hotel ticket
oeices Freg hts alw avs taken at the lowest rates
~ l. W FILKINs, General Passenger Agent
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE oLpEsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
Of TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND on SUN
- DAY3srATIOSs N PHILADELPHIA, IN
NETWORK.
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Train arrives at hicagO every Gay al 4O:iO l. H.
4 NEW FEATURE
the smoking male Tor this an when Tor elegance Oh
appointments not eqaalled
HARRISBURG Pitsburg, the West and SOUTH with Pullman
Palace cars attached. a M. and p IN, daily. =.
WilauspOrt Haven, a. CORY and Erie al
sp m connecting at Cory for Titusve Petroleum Cen
Ire aud the Oil Regions. . .x . -.
ptmore WASHINGTON the south. Limited Washington
Express Pullman Parlor Cars daily except sunday ~
a M arrive WashngtOn4 p Regular at o3O aud S5O
A m 30, I. and p NJ, and II night
sunday. $50 a IN, and 3 p. nl.' ana u nlght.
Express for Baltimore. except sunday =. m
For Atlantic CIV with through p except sunday
Eoafs Of BroOkyn Annex connect with all through trans
at Jersey city afordng speedy and direct transfer Tor
arrTe-FTom Pittsburg 600 and 1890 40 and
1910 d. NJ daily. Washington and Baltimore, ESQ
lo m 10 D 30 9. IS. 1910, and 1000 sunday
$50 $50 III. 935, lO.40 anu 1000 p IN; from Phila
delpha so g. 20 go $50, $50, $40 1000. II 40 a. n
~, p 80 go G2O, 100. so $50 lO4O and 1000 T.
m sunday $50 GO, $780, 60 II 40 a. H., 60 3d.
nd 1 d.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS.

SARATOGA SPRINGS.
UNITED STATES HOTEL
SEASON OF 1882. "a
Opens June 10 and closes september ~ A 20
TOMPKINS, GAGE q ".
CARANACLAKEHOU E''ADlR0NDACC laS,i
- This and popular summer Eesor sev ta the
fnliv stnated on Lower Saranac LAKE, tle NJ ~
mountain lakes and Blue Mountain Lake ego
l. Table IN the mountains rooms froughont.
and thoroughly renovated and newly
guests. send for cltOuAe @NNAS''
MILO b. MILLER, Proprietor. 5arahae L.He, :,
SUMNER HOMES among the Mountains
CONVENIENT TO NEW.YORK =. o,a
Free from ma aria with pure air hne soen'iJ "
rate cost
The NevYork Ontario and western Ralway fq nsaS
have published a pamphlet entitled ta reWYoTt
the places line, distance IIon
above post once address Sl ~ as as
obtained without cna, ~ ~ a.,
a. ork room l4 Enc Ticket 0nees 80 , anu pa
bers-sts~ New YORK; or OF :; v A-'NNAN-' ~
senrer Agent MliiletnBps n, I.
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providence LINE.
FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.

1JKUN IDLNNL I'm
FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Connecting with Providence & Worcester NtR.
for all POINTS NORTH and EAST, via WORCESTER.
The entirely new and paiatial steamer hHODE ISLAND
ON Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, and the ayOrite
steamer MASSACHUSETTS on Tuesdays Thursdays and
saturdays, viii le2veat
: ~ m from Pier % ~ r., foot Of Warren-st.
Connections will be made Providence, via T. & W.
RR Worcester and all Northern. Eastern and White
Mountain points, Tickets ior sale at al principal ticket
Co Nos boz 3Sl, 1897 i2l Broadway and at Fifth
Avepue and windsor Hotel ticket Offices
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
Via philaaclDlia UaitinlDre Wa.hingrOn.

ON and after Jan. g. the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave IRON Pennsylvania railroad Depot foot OF Cortland
st. and DcsbrosseH-st a. fOllOwss
$50 except sundays Parlor car attached, arrives
Washington bio y. Night express leaves washington
at&i7 N. daily scepers and day coaches through to
Cincinnati and chicago
D IN daily Fact Line arrives Washington 2:25 n m,
Cincinnati $50 NJ, Chicago s:3J NJ and II Louis $50
q. palace seepers and day coaches through TO
Cincinnati. ST. Louis and Chicago.
~ o'clock night daily, at Washington slJ a. m
bay Express leaves Washington at 1910 A. daily.
SlCcpers and day coaches through TO Cincinnati.
other line faster time the West. Trains
arrive from the M D. and 1000 p
NJ Tickets and sleeping berths baggage called
for checked destination coupanys office, No 80
Broadway aud all the Offices OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
COMPANY.
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Real Gstate agents.

Romano Brown, 1850 Broadway E In az
noent Of real estate speciality Rents cohecleuLNe
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General Eastern Office corner Corandtss
l.. y. BYISGTON, G. Il. A.


~ DEHOLYOKE, MONTREAL and interme-
date points steamers leave Pier % f. r. at D. and IL
pm. lsundays exceped connecting with trains at NEW
HAVEN for MERIDEN, HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD,
&c Tickets sold and baggage checked 944 Broadway
y Courtst, Brooklyn Excursion " New Haven and
refu m : 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20
Board and Rooms Wanted

COUNTRY BOARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
" wife and two sons coming 20 city daily prefer
with farmer old hOmestead; have colts
want ro0my prefers selecting hay and grain
Address Immediately Room H. Wellington HOTEL 4Zdst,
Madison-ave.