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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-02-03
VERA CRvz, Y. NJ,
January 2S, 1883.

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NfEA Ckuz, y. NJ,
Rdi,ortoo1,r JANUARY 20 1862
Sheriff Poe and Duu+y Rroo.
arrived here to-ni,,bt with tn.o 80
the prisoners who cscoued f,,,n
Lincoln .Tail or tbo r;oht or u,a
22nd Tina rrisonors v.,r, H..
and Swope Loyrood who uos
with House and sworc whom tho
officers came M w1tL Them moan
the Tucson Ranch, o.o,,,J :, INA
darkness and sapn brusI,
Lincoln Countv mov Will =.
proud Of s1cb civil oAioors os po.
and Brent On lo,rnirg ortLo...
cane Of tbo nrisonnrs without L..
inc moment tbcv e+,nck +ho;r
trail and followed # like hound, nn
the scent over snowy n,oun+o;nv
through crayyv and olrost ;,nnna
sible caflons, across wild and nnor
" tracklcss plains. nnhcrding th.
piercino wint,v blosts thov cnr+;n
ucd the pursuit Of tbn.c r.;,nirols
until thry cono nm with thon,
distance Of 1910 miles from ;ncnI,,
on the GREAT Rio Grondo Jornodo
When th.y came in sigbt Of tbe
fugitivcs the horses Of tbn nurs,or,
were exhau ,ted and nigbt coming
on, TINS unln ,kv circumstance nna.
bled the negro Logwood to osca,,o
While we canno, award too mnlcb
praise to such gallant and rosoIp+,
officers, in thus PROMPTLY discborg.
ing their duty, what must we saw
Of those, who bv their dastardly
conduct in breaking into Lincoln
Jail and turning thcso nr;sor.rs
loose. compcllod our civil oAicoro
to endure such hardsbips to orain
secure them. If the report is firm.
that the Jail was broken INFO bv =
body Of t. :. soldiers from Fort
Stanton, and we have every reason
to believe if. no matt4r what tbo
provocation was, the fact that if
was done bv them, and that oftnr
wrcaking their vengeance ON pnorI
they left the Jail oDeu for tLo &c
cape Of men confined for ,ourdor
and horse stealing. agrrayatr. tba
offence beyond all patience
Here is body Of men stationed
in our midst bythe [. S. Govern
ment for the purpose Of PROTECTING
our lives and propcrty bv unLol6-
ing the laws and maintaining fine
peace, have themselves boro,pn
law breakers in its most aggrovat-
ing form. What must we think Of
men wearing the military uniform
Of this great nation. its sworn de-
fcnders, placed here to protect 90
cietv. and command re,poct i'm,
oar national bower v.L.u tho,. =,
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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-02-03
GIVE US A COUNTY ATTORNEY

! We see thai the County Com
missioners of San Miguel have ap-
pointed a county attorney. The
importance Of such an officer to
this county cannot be ovcrestimal.
ed. Oar area is about equal to that
of the largest Of the Middle States.
Our population has trcblcd in the
past three years. The act creating
the Office Of Territorial District At
torneys was passed in ls62 and
amended il 1863, and the popula-
tion at that time was small per
c9ntage of what it is at the present
day. Society and the general pub
lie veal demand, for this county,
the services Of a prosecuting officer
who can devote his time or at least
a sufficient portion thereof to the
public interests in the manage
ment and direction of our criminal
Jurisprudence.
With increased population comes
the unfortunate consequence, in
crease OF crime, and the consequent
duty Of a rigid enforcement Of the
laws. 1t is impossible to expect
this at the hands Of an officer
charged with the duties Of public
prosecutor over three counties the
size Of Lincoln, Dona Ana and
Grant. Viewing the question
from an economic standpoint, the
county would soon feel the benefit
to be derived from the creation of
the Office Of County Attorney.
Persons guilty Of offences would
then be more easily and speedily
conyictod-now great difficulty
and the county would enjoy the
benefits accruing from certainty of
punishment. The occurrences Of
the last week speak loudly in sup
port Of the Wow we here set out.
We suggest to our legislators,
should they meet in session this
spring, to see to it that the present
evil is rcmcdied by the necessary
Legislation TO give each county Il
prosecuting attorney. And we
modestly recommend to our Coun-
ty Commissioners, in the exercise
Of their power for the general good
to take the proper step, demanded
by the necessities of the case.
Our remarks are not addressed
TO the punishment Of opcn-Aandcd
violence alone, but the report Of
the last Grand Jury is pregnant
with arguments in favor Of the ere
alton Of such an office That re
port shows dofaIcations by public
officers, and abuses Of public trusts
which demand further redress
than the mere investigation and
report Of the GranJ Jury Under
the present system such redress is
almost impossible. We call upon
the present Board Of Commissions
erS, elected since tie report Of the
Grand Jury, to examine it carefully
and tcarlessly, and take steps tina;
viii meet the hearty endorsement
Of all good citizens.
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We are indebted to W. +. White
general passenger and ticket agent
Of the y. T, d S. F. r. Il. Co..
for a picture Of the Montczuma ho-
tcl Of Las Vegas Hot Springs. 1t
isa beauty aud vividly represents
the hotel and surroundings.
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Gated than Justice OF the Peace, and
when we were elected to that office
in a Kansas city, a gentleman who
knew us well, remarked, that in
the Grasahoppcr St;ae when man
proved himself to be good for moth
ing on earth the citizens made Of
him Il j. p. But this is en- passant,
yet what we have said Of lawyers
everybody knows to be true, and
none know it bcttor than LAWYERS
themselves, and he is considered
the ablest and best LAWYER who,
through technicality, eloqucnce, or
what else, secures the acquittal of
the notoriously guilty.
Again. The inducement in this
Territory for lawyers to bring to
condign punishment a murderer is
far from equivalent to that present
ed legal gentlemen to defend, as
has been evidenced in this county
in the case Of House and Logwood
where one Of cur attorneys, per
suaded Of their guilt, spurned re
tanning fee Of hundreds Of dollars
to defend, and directed his efforts
to the side Of the prosecution. Af
ter spending much time and CON
siderable money in preparing ne
cossary papers, and securing names
and habitation of witnesses, etc,
he was finally refused by the Coun-
ty Commissioners the paltry sum
of 800, though petitioncd so to DO
by a large number of Lincoln Co.'S
most respected citizens, those cog
infant Of the amount of labor per
formed and its relative Importance,
especially when considered in light
Of the fact that the law does not
provide us with a county attorney.
Then, our jails are insecure, some
Of them SO much so that the friends
Of those incarcerated therein live
in apprehension that the prisoners
may fall out and hurt themselves i
while in this comfy our jailor is
proverbially so sleepy that all the
prisoners under his charge might
be burned, smothered or lynched
without disturbing his cherubic
slumbcrs.
Under all these circumstances ~
and we could easily increase the
enumeration without eNaggcrating
lis it to BE- wondered at that when
an innocent man, worthy citizen, or
brave soldier, is shot down by a
worthless, God aud law dcfving
human hyena' the friends Of the
slaughtered man should arise in
their might and send to sup with
,.;,.;,, ''I ''''' '''.''''''''
s,,a :. 1.., 49,, '' .''''~ l.c '''N ~ pc
w. ''.''' . .''e ''' ~ S"''
' " ''" "'''
=. " c nave N'"ro oi q class OF re-
~ '''iS,' whose Oe!icI IS, 'Nat when
inc eouI taxes us 'llSn' from ont OF
"' 'N P'Iil's 0'oS 1t makes lodge
: H'[''' III ,nG mortar '"9Nel Oh anew
> O|' " 'ii'i', -NS " coro.'"Iy'uiey .
"'S' p''i',G 6 'I'"' '' '''ll'S Oir'h' oc,
III WIG" 'n'iT "'' no "o".lIS, ana
O''''1q "'i''Il 'HcIc are p"'i'S pear
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NJ. Whiteman keeps in stock all
kinds Of tools. BlackSmitls and
carpenters take notice
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prouosals.

NOTICE.-PrOpOsals will be received at the
~ Depa tment OF Public Charities and C0rrec
ton &c 3daver until a. 1888 for Groceries Crock
ery Dry Goods DC For fun information city Record
for sale at No City Hall.
PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
i OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS IN THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. . <....
WASHINGTON, ID C., ADr IL. 1888.
nv the Board OF Commissioners, Sealed Pro
possIs win received this once until ~ o'clock M on
Saturday, April 1888 The construction Of the following
named school buildings In the District OF Columbia viz
Eightroom building on Square No b0e.
building on Square NO. b04.
Ten. room building Square No. 1872
Addition 70 school building ON Bladensbufg fike, -
County. =. .., c.
One.room building Brooks Station, - Comfy
Tworoom guiding at BenBngs, - County:
Proposals upon blank forms and In accordance
with and instructions TO DO furnished by the
Insp ecior Of BuildnRs
Plans and information obtain ed relative thereto
nj the Office OF the Inspector Of Buildings.
The tight reserved reject and all bids or parts OF
bids. u. J: LYDESkEh, va.
Engfneer Commissioner, D. Q.
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REAL ESI1TE.

NFw-Y"EK. Monday, April 30 IssL
The following sales were held at the Exchange
salesroom yesterday
M RfcbGrf " HdTnSn & Co.
and basement tCucmcuts. with plot ~ land.
Ssplct ,5o1ld1Io; Il hoss - -. sal $50
2 lots = IfJthst - Il oi Wliuo KAYE. each p
1lUU. Lucy l. White IL
BY r. r. Meaer.
~ Il Of 18th ST. lot 1905 .............. 1850
ma. J. Bi,ecker = Som
frame houses with lots Nos r. Is and = wash.
hep j. ots ZoSlJo each " Chatsou. -. 1000
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PROPOSALS for building steam vessel fol

Tho q. 3. Coast and Ueodetio survey
u. i. COAST AND GEoDKTIo bURyHI OFFICE
WARRINGTON ID. u. March To- 1888 }
SEALED PROPOSALS. In duplicate, vii be received a.
this once until IL June lbs3 and opened immediate
y thereafter. for building wooden steam weasel for this
SaTvioe.
inches breadth lex
troms eleven feet tvo inches DEPTH dspacemont seen
hundred and eighteen tonA
Mons an Information 10 obtained
peaoa n the autographs OF the Survey at this
k@sA1 L&HILaARo supssinssaaAnA-
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dark and pIenteous brown hair fastened mp benin
with Spanish comb; her large gray-bazel eyes,
now full of indolent, indulgent humor, now gm-
mering with hidden meanings, now quickened mo
fame by fash of Indignation, " red ray piercing
the Cew.o
Miss Robinsons book is not brilliant contr bu-
ton TO literature but it is in spite of Its aults
pleasant reading and gives evidence of abilities
which only need wise direction.
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A LBANl BOAIS, PEOPLtS LINE,
~ DREW ana 81. JOHN cave 81. y. r. foot OF Ca
every %EEh RA at = nm. Gon9Soes at sn AS s,s
PAIL RIVER LINE,
BOSTON AND EAST
p6T Ezc E he siS5h ami eisSans Vessels are now
running this ami viii remain In service until fur
.vo New T Ss NcEEa SS, n 9ds At p N from
Per - Ho,tl uye loot OF Murray St Connections ny
tickets starcrooms &c. eau bo ob,aind principal
hotels uanser ana ticket Offices, Al Pier IS " r. and On
Fr'rh This nne has dec. Of steamers engagd eAeIu
Die m3ysGS"S Slg, as 20" as o'9SE nT 95 l. coNNoR
Ageats Gen. iass'r Agt
IGOR RONDOUr AND KINGSTON, landing
4 at Cranstomy West Poihu Cornwall NesOug. Narl
Delaware ad tony Glove ai Escort
tuesday, Thursday. s,Iuu.y.5p from foot Of Halr,onst
For, NEW,HA.yV,EN:-Steamers leave Peck
time Tor early trans North East
NEW.YOEK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
VS S. Nh h S@9T , NS'en'oer" 1867
a. M; Western and Northern Ex2nss % Rochester and
Tos Siy syracuse ''o'n0'''r b"HO EN-" ''''''nu Anu
10 80 CHICAGO , Express dra"lngroOm to Canaan
o % 10 aPy s G ea T n iS@9seon to Utica sara
$50 p M Albany aad Troy special. saturaysonly
T. n" 81 Louis Express with Sleeping CATS for ST
TmGso TaIcio and ne,To IN inc week also '
BHOp Express daily, except sunday, with sleeping cars
real
Rochester Buffalo. Cleveland Toledo DetrO Chicago. st.
/ u = and LOwve
IL m, Night Express with secpnscars to Albany aud
Troy Connects with morning trans for the West and North
Tickets sale 10 No Bowling Green 252 and AIS Brod
way aud at westcors Express oces spark place and 5o
BROOKLYN -. - - 80 C. b. MEEKER,
j. NJ. ToUCEf "eh' Supt Gen. Passenger Agent.
NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston, Worcester Nashua Portland aud the East
The new Iron steamer - q, ,on,,,,
CITY OF WORCESTER
without exception the most elegant boat on the Sound
the favOrite CITY OF 30 |rDN.
leave Pier No 40 North RIVER oc OF WstssL noxt per
Desbrossesst Ferry daily. except sundays ate
CHARMS
- CITY RIVER AND HlRRoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
ONCE Pier ls. N. It.. foot OF oortlandtss
Consgnm Of rcsht directed 70 any pars
of tho world
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
received Tor delivery Of ali of end usr
,ehandise To any part OF the city
BEA AND HARB0R TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR-
BoR LIGHTERAGE
Freight Of description promptly nghteed 70 any point
IN The harbor nc rates
STEAMBOATS,. BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FO<t EXCURSIoSS.
steamers II. starin Erastu, Corning for NEW
HAVEN. cave Pier Ia N. L., Al y m. daily tsatardAys
eIceptedl
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co. ssswssn Sswxork and
New Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight points D. L. W. II L. rsoslyod a. Pier L.
For New. Haven aud points East 1t Pier Ia
NORTH SHORE. STATEN ISLAND Eleven MIles.Jr
Ten Cents Steamers from 1. X, fsSs ot
Mhitehall.st
CENTRALsHfPYARD. Communipaw. N. J.--Drv Doots
Machine and Boiler shops everything appssiaa6 GJSis
construction ard repair of vessels
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Ocean Steamers.


A MERICANS going abroad and desiring
N precious choice Iewelry bronzes the latest
noyetss arr invited visit Paris store No. "a Avenue
del Opera, adjoining Hotel bellevue o..
49, HOWARD a COMPANY,
of Fifth Avenue. New.York.
A NCH0R LINE. u. 5. Mail Steamships
N Sail from New York every saturday for
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY
Frum Pier 20. North River
BOLIVIA.......MaY =, noon. ClkCASSIA, May H. a.
DEVONIA.....May 3, y. m ETH IOPIA.. Nav 10 a
cabin passage, $50 Ia $50 Second Cabin, $40,
sG1erage. outward SIS. Prepaid, SAL
LIVERPOOL AND oUEENsToWN SERVICE
BELGRAVIA Sails May ~, June 10. July IL
FuRNE5SIA - Nav 20, June 80 Aug. 4.
CITY OF kOME June u. July IL, August IA
Cabin passage $50 TO $l25 according To accommodations
second Cabin and 5teerlge above.
Line DTsft- lowest paid free Of
charge n Eng .anl, scotland and Ireland
passage, Cabin Pans, took OF Tours &C. Apply TO
HEN DER5O% BHOl HERS. Bowling OIeon.
NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 80. N. k.
IN FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
-. VIA ~, May ~. V.3O a.
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
DENMARK, May -. ! M HEECf....-...- Elhy " A. M
CapmSao $40; outward ucKss s2D prepaid Storage.
ticket so H. w. J. aURSr Manager 80 and rs Broad
NY.
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fe3al Notices.
n Y. SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY.
~. CathaEins n. Prcuti4s, piaintn,

against
Charlie, Nagncs Cornell John rc.eplaln Cornell Adelaide
Foley and Draupplt Defendants
IN pu Suauce u"rOcuOry ud me ~ OF p'ruuOn ana
made and cred Ia tie ubpNtcute d acton on mo
Aprl, loSj /. tho undo signed tho hrielee
will sell 1T pubic auction at tho Exchange
III Broadway. IN The titY Of New York.
THU sDAY the 18th day Of May 1888. a. II o'clock mon
eed premises IL said Judgment toned aud hoeIn lie
All that tain lot piece plrCcl
lyn and being Fifteenth late nthl
war, u rho CIV ID Of
the BOwey rUad boi1g the stne lot cnnseyed
Brncko hon Ia iohn n Nlrie. by deed datoi
March 1873. aud ded ~ tIc onlce oil tho RepSer ~
and CITY and County Of New York In lber ~ or
1872 sati Ia commencing at pOnt On tho
side OF Bleeckorst distant i've hundred aud TWEEN
eleven inches westerly tOn the uortheastery
trry corner lot conveyed h, the said Ste hen
nc erhon JACOB T. and John A. Buntng ny Ell dated
March 1929; and running thence west rly along the
n0ftherly side OF Bleeckor-t twenty two feet eleven
Joncs being tho sOuhwcstcry corner or u snnll
Niece of ground conveyed by tho said Jones 10
The sad BrlDckcrhOn and being distant four hun
feet easerlv from heastery
OF Blceck and running thence nOrtnery
"a the said conveyed 10 the said BnuCkerhon
two lands formerly OF the late Samuel Jones' de-
eev, inches tho line Of Roadway
r conveyance mentioned Tho said the
and running thsuce w. iii Sanuel
hall
the mentioned conveyed u The said Jacob r. and
John A. Bunting thence souhcry and In company with said
Buptings lie ghtyseyen feet inches thereabous
The Of beginning being the premises ell
IN Allen Dodge by John n. Wariell by deed dated
yember H. 1888 ded In the Office Of Register ity
OF New YORK. In Lber OF Conyeyances 3O4
az. ALFRED I. ACkERr, Referee
] sTEWART ROsS. Plaintiffs Attorney,
90 81 Liberty st., y. Y.
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9Th ave cor Of 23dst 79Ils4Hos axi COX
Booth Theatre Frank Ames 70 James,
Fish and another ANA, q; al 10 $685. 500
42dst IS 2s9 4 v Of lOthave y csmpbei lO750
12ithst $50 :, e e. shave S''IVoli 1900
loths, 4us ft o. ~ az 5G Bersnapn 1850
l2ith 81 IS 900 r. Gina , e. 29l2
l24ths as s2o T. " OF 1IhSve' 'oKioo "i 77G6
l2ith St S'o DIV e W OF St8sVe 'oxloo'ii 1912
18Th ~ rear az" i5 GffS Of iChsve 81 Ia2e Henry
Hal we to samnel or Ing l19 SG2s eg ''OO'
O'' lar, William Arras and wife to James De Az ooo
Broo@ 1sS 500 10 100 Is Romano IT, referee to ,oo
srrngt cor o. WCoscI cnncrt 10000
same I"nertyi athenne Henher' - $4,000
2otS Ec TO ann M "ss afao1 1890
ldfhsL nS % VOL o'ha'o' A'o' II peN 10000
Avf Nsy Vs. Germania 1000
Att@rasy s ~; ~ Ao1 at % hSluR'on'' $500
I'm a. Eo ~ West Enen A. D. navarro 10 2225o
Eas Bro d%ay, no 1877 24Id76 C. b. Fish 20 H. >. 400
East 10 No 1915 b. g. 'o'e''uHo anu % 1880
49, tR.st. n - lis lothale zjxS7: p T. Rugses. ,,o
ON 10 10, = i"g ,' w. 1900
l24 S5t = 9o% ethavo. 75Iiooli interest
E"Iisa r"t%'y and 'a:' no. 70 motifs io'5
Seq sns vie Il, 90 rEl EeeEho 1880
Io'l WHEAT n; iel, - ''iN' - - $1,000
Nor.k 81 ;c q S and epaib @'O' m 10000
HenGaer to HleSRder L@vett 22.oeO
=" husband 10 Jonn II ,ce' and amt er 5000
Pos pr e 100 70 - Gu 1000
axe aors 10 9h"nas Lee aud ounsrs 1000
iilie and wife to I'm nis T. clark ~ 5000
eTee s ETC. to a, ,ili' cir cir 1900
Grand s t. u 3" ~ OF Wit test, 2bNltO. Isaac
smith Others Ia hairless 4 Parritt
property smith referee 10 lC,OOO
maine IT, Tcf nee =, mne d sm ,iwooG 1925
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TROY B0ATS-CTTIZENS' LINE.-New
steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY eaye Pier
No ~ ~ h foot OF Chsopherst daily except Saturday att
p connecting with morning trains al points North
SUNDAY steamer touches at Albany.
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Qeacners.

A MEXICAN and FOREIGN Teachers Agency,
~ % Union square, supplies able and accomplished pro
npAni0 IS aud house
Families going 10 the country prom tY
suited. Call address Mrs. " j. YOUNG-FULrON,
American Teachers Agency % Union Square
BILE and accOmpl; hed teachers. professors,
~ lecturers companions secretaries
and houseke"pers families going abroad TO the country
suited chargoO tb employing teachers nor
toteic hers until supDlteL r. MIRIAM COYRlERE CO.,
81 East l7thst (UnIon SqnareL
DEST TEACHERS American and foreign,
promptly provided private pupils families schools
Circu Of schools with sound advice free To pa
rents personally mated for postage 800 skilled teachers
wanted for September. -
MISS HESSE, SO West 21st-st., supplies COM
WI teachers tutors readers
bouseeepers best advice ven parents cboice OF
schools; references by Hon. Hamilton Pish and
Secretary Evarts.
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POPULAR SHORE LINE.

L FOR PkQVIDEXCEi boston A AND THE fp Ea2r.
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEpOE.
Three daily SUNDAYS eXcepe 70 70 'ston 40
a. M Up tparOr attached and 10 m WIN ptaee
seepingcsrs sundays at 10 p m. with palace Sleeping
cars I'D w. POPPLE Agent.
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Ocean Cleaners.
DORDEAUX LINE

BORDEAUX LINE.
I'D New and cirect line to the South OF France
NEW YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT
CHATEAU LATTE 1000 tons sat, apr 2S
CHATEAU LE0VIB EE, 1000 tons Tues Nay 20
Travellers for France spain and Italy, Pyrenees Pau
Nice will tine and expense by taking this line.
Cabin ;iucIitding wineh $50; Storage $40
Tor passage apply 10 .,o,,, .>c,n "A po..
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RAILROAD.
n ~, ..,a affair a
ON aud after Narh ). 1879
GREAT TkUNK LINE ,,,,,,

GREAT TkUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains .eavo New York OesbOsses and Courtiande
HasSars ftspa Yves! ao south Nth palI%.a
amt Ch,ago Limited II Parcr Dinins smOAing and Sleep
wiamssoT' I gySry s M M Cory and ries
s m, oanfcfns at Garry Tor ritusvle Petroleum Gem
esti@ore WASHINGTON S and south rmea wasnas'os
arrive Wa:nasto" and an sesala D Tii P ,ss, Va
sa6 20 snd a. ' ~ 1n' ~ night anu
sunday B. and p"T & Sa ND M aud IL nisas'
Tor Atlantic CIV syeeoi andsy Si5 and IN On
For G"pe Saa except s%naS 55 o On saturdays
Bay mesa IapctSa AID % ,si i'aea
TG ,S SSagse s WIN re- SaSs Zoe
@ nv daT F"@ % go
s.sSa 5" so Pep go am l RSS E, "a ssnf rs
S .. @ On ~ sunday J5o N PhadeIeai 800 90
So" ssS sss 1888 aadioso = Ss sa ,S:5
'O'' an" 'O''' 10 ;ojuPHILADELPHA.
THE o1p.EsTABLJsHEE ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH NAY wEEKDA bEL ANP SUN
DAY. ssrArioNSsE " TaakAOAAf MA IN
SENT. AND THE FASTEST TINE c9NsisrENr
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains York. LesOrosses and Court
10. a:zU j. $50 % aud Lmedb IL m. l. s:ao $50
a o. Il 4 and D. IN. and II night SUNDAYS s. s,
a I.imltsdt 10 IN. D. T. s aud D. IN, ani II
RIersss Trains leave New daily except sunday as
72oa. IN and4r 'n- raaains through wa rreatoa al
Camden - -. -, 49,. ,.-..--- -. 49,.
iyuI 800 32U. $40. $780, 75J. $40 $3.50 IL 4
Limited Express i:5o MI l. .. t5:!j Ii nsetl 4
SSl las, And $40 p. On Sunday l1:Jl, s. ~ $40,
$40 s:sOa NJ, 6;25 Limei) dJJ lis anil s. 20 a.
Leave Philadelphia via amdea "a IN. and t.3O taS
Tsses o%ses - sac aud "a Broadway Assss aoass
Brooklyn Annex station foosH FIGo isG, BroodTa Nos
la lis lis dudsJast ho0oken; ,Glu)l Jersey Ty
Ticket ounce No Battery Place ani Castle Oar
den. -. ,,-..- .,, .., ..,.,a,s
has ga &c from hotels and residences
CHARLES h. PUGh, j. IL. WOOD
General Manager General Pass't Ason1
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Steamboats, ano RAILROADS..

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
~ DREW ST. JOHN leave a. y. r., foot OF Ca
ualst MEEk DAY AT y. M, connecting at Albany
tunday muinns excepted with tans west and east
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Pas enger

depots foot II Cor andt aud Des1rosSes sS
7:5O m $40 INA D. for Eason h'enen Alen-
town. re ding Mauch Chunk lkesb9re Tow ndr ~ Woe-
Ithac Lyons Buffalo AMI the west Pullman
through daily. Local trains At $40 D. M ZOE
Eas on. Bethlehem and CoDlay. .,.-,,
rains wing at & - M. and - M connect Tor q.
POINTS HtZelton coal regions. SUNDAY tram
Local for Maueh Chunk, $40 M Leave MAuch Chunk ~
D.. ~. -, ,,o.,ls,. Al, an.
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THE LATEST EVENING TRAIN.
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M. ec~ Ia uCAeIs VA
y NEM-NOAk AND NEW.ENGIAND IA LhOAD.