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Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-09-15
THE NEW POSTAL NOTES.

Last Saturday we received our
first remittance of the postal note
exchange, which appears to fill a
long telt need. No 3, Center
Point, Ark, was RENTED by S c
Mcdonald, S1.5O for the Mans
sion, one year. No 10 Arkansas
City, Ark, remitted by Hon
Henr y Thanc, $3.50 for the Man
sion one year for c. Holt. We
hope this style of remittance may
be kept up all over the land, until
every body becomes anxious read
ers Of the Mansion.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-09-15

Those who are entitled and de-
sire to go on the Arkansas press
excursion on the 23d, to the Lou>
isville exposition, should at once
send their names to the Louis
vile correspondent. Hamilton, &
Hays Louisville, KY, Arkansas
Department The special car for
the colored delegation will GER
tainiy leave here on the 10Th.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-09-15
AN ENQUIRY.

Why are the minutes of the last meeting
of the Arkansas Press Association not pub
lisheu. A large number of the members
have made the enquiry aud can receive no
satisfactory answer. We were Informed
that Brother Hicks of :he Lonoke Demo
crat, had been awarded the contract. The
nress OF the state would like to hear from
him If he can't print them send the IN an
uscrpt to the Little Rock Democrat and We
will guarantee that they W i'll he out in $,
few dayS.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-09-15
A STATE FAIR ASSOCIATION

Has been organized in Arkan-
sas, and, on the 10th, 18th, 18th.
18th and Goth 'of October next,
will give its third annual exhibi-
ton. The association is regular
ly incorporated as stock compa-
ny, and receives the support OF
all those interested in the welfare
and progress of our state.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-09-15

In no state OF our country do the leading
white men take aS much interest in cOlOred
people and their affairs as in this. Hon.
Stanton !. Pcelle. our congressman. GOV.
y. q. Porter, senator Ben. Harrison. Mayor
Grnbbs, Postmaster Wildman. Hon. John
&. New and a score of others, deserve
thanks for their efforts in cndeavorin" to
locate the national convention of cOlored
men IN this city indianapolis Colored
World
We are surprised to tind the W ord 50
very far behind in locating the colored con-
vention. Although their white republi-
cans are so anxious to take the lead in all
such matters. The convention was located
at Louisville, Ky, last May. and will GER
tainly convene there on the 9th inst.
Haven't you elected your delegates yet:
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-09-15

We think the leaders at Washington are
responsible for the independent movement
in the south, as such movements III the
north had no bearing in the south until we
were told by such men as Douglass, Green
er, Prof. W iIliams, and others, that a poiti-
cal revolution was imminent. Every one
of those men should be present at the con-
yeniion to tell us what this revolution con-
sists of. Their names are attached to the
call in another column.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-09-15
ARKANSAS MANSION
WANTED.

WANTED.-All postmasters in
the state to act as agents for the
"Manslon," liberal commission
allowed. On receipt of first remit
lance all necessary documents
will be forwarded.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-09-15
PERSONAL.

Mrs Phillip Ottenheimer who
has been away to the Springs re-
cuperating, is expected home in a
few days.
NJ Menasses leaves tomorrow
for the east to buy his fall stock
of goods. Due notice of his open
ing will be given IN the Mansion.
Judge Karr. chairman of the
county investigation committee
has recovered from his recent
illness. The committee resumed
their duties on Thursday last and
expect to complete their labors
and render their report in the
course of the nextten days.
VIM Beauford has been very
i'll, but we learned this morning
that he is much better. We
hope so.
Mr. and Mrs J G Ish returned
last Sunday from Maryville and
Knoxville, Tenn. where they
have been spending month or
six weeks vacation. They say
they had good time.
Maj S II Nowlin, secretary Of
the Arkansas commission for the
southern exposition, has recently
been sorely bereaved by the death
of his two youngest children.
They died at Louisville. KY, the
first Ofthis week, of scarlet fever,
while on their return with their
mother from Pennsylvania to
Arkansas, where she had been on
a visit to her old home at Potts
vile. Our most sincere condo
lence is extended to Major Nowlin
and wife in their deep afflictlen
Arrival from a two months
pleasure trip north. Messrs
Schaer. Geyer, and Mrs K
Baldwin and G. j Kramer, of the
firm Of Nj Kiyst & Co. Charley
says they had a nice trip and his
father, Hon Fred Kramer, our
much esteemed mayor, had the
extreme pleasure of shaking hands
with his eXcellency President Ar
thur at the reception in Chicago a
few days ago. The mayor took a
peep at the exposition at Louis
Vile and arrived home last Tues
day, looking better than ever.
Our very much esteemed friend
and old acquaintance. DR. A II
Abbott, is highly pleased with
what he has seen Of our city and
people. He expects to be in the
city one or two weeks and possi~
bly, may locate here. The Doc
tor has had his minds eye on Ar
kansas for long time and like
the editor of the Mansion came
to see. The Doctor is quartered
at w A Rector's, 511 West Ninth
street. A letter written by him
will appear in our next issue.
Died at Newport, Ark, Sept.
7th, 1888, of congestion of the
brain, Jessie r Phillips, aged
sixteen. The corpse was
brought from there to Little Rock
and rested at Mrs Hills, between
Seventh and Eighth on Spring
street, on account of Il younger
brother lying very sick at the
family residence corner of Ninth
and louisiana streets. The
funeral took place at 10 o'clock
m, last Saturday. Rev James
Porter conducted the services.
Jessie was just entering the are
ma of life and his loss is very
much deplored by his parents
and many friends. He was the
son of Rev w A j Philips, tor
merly pastor of the Bethel A NJ E
church of this city, and now the
presiding elder of the Fort Smith
district. Elder Phillips seems to
have Il hard time of it. His
younger son is still very ill in
/ deed.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-09-15

Hon John NJ Langston minis
ter to Hayti, is in Washington and
will attend the national conven-
tisn at Louisville, on the oath
inst.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-09-15
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Sept. II: 1883.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Sept. II; 1883.
Editor Mansions:
Dear Sr--"There is another man gone
wroIg!' Reading your paper Of Sept. =,
carefully noticed your editorial on j. p.
Jones, which draws me out. Jones, fear,
dixie many other coiored men, has had a
severe attack of the Big Head, caused by
too much office. Admonish him, and il he
don't improve .'sct down on him.. He
knows better and deserves rebuke.
Yours, truly, &c.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-09-15
CHAS. F.. NEWTON.

LiederkranZ iIaii. in Louisville, Ky, has
been secured a. the place for holding the
Na:iona! Colored Convention, for a term of
three days.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-09-15
READ THIS.

Teach your children music; tnex nIrs ,h;s
nnnohlinp. refining, and we may riShtly
add. Divine Art-and the opportunities are u.
now now within the reach OF all, since ea.ier ni G.
HoIlenberg, the "ell-known IL MuSis viii % rent
nisnos nis from 81 50 to So 90 per month, ana
organs from 3 to "a; he has always been cen
y most liberal patron and encourages our
race in the development OF the1r eara 1nnel1n'
,s Wne april 1-tf
Oh say, young man, if you want Ona 10 aahe nf
yoI,r girl for a ride. and can't on account VI
jha iameness of YOUR horse, you should pro-
cure bottle of Kendall's SPAWN cure AT
once. for nothing is better for man or Deas''
500 advertisements.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-09-15
Yours fraternally,
LEWIS MCCAULEY.

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. IL, 's3.
EDITOR MANsION:-Dear SIR
[ arrived in Baltimore from
Washington, d. G. yesterday.
We spent Saturday and sunday
in Washington, visited many
places of interest, but time would
not permit going to see all. | am
stopping here with Rev DR. G "A
Fitzhue of A Nj E church. While
in Washington, I called to see
Bishop John nj Brown; sorry to
saw he has been confined to his
bed sometime with malaria. L
stay here at the Oriole tonight
and leave for Lincoln in the
morning. Yours, etc,
j K RECTOR.
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MEDICAL 1ND SURGICAL NOTES.

MEDICAL VALUE OF VEGETABLEs.-Accoru-
,np TO the Medical Record asparagus is strong dreo
and forms part Of the cure for rheumatism at such ne
resots IA AixlesBains sorrel is cooling Carro's' a.
containing quantity Of sugar. avoided by some pei,
sons while others complain Of them az ~ car
savoy the peasants have recourse 10 an onion "a
r0ts rs secihc for iaundce. The large sWee. the
very rich In those alkaline elements when I'm
noisou of rheumatic govt aud on being Slowly er a
weak broth and eaten with little Nepaui P.aIt ~
nroyes an admirable article OF diet Ior pa,Iieover
studious and sedentary habits The salkS VI ga he men
have the same sort Of value. Lettuce is o arnntic
Toned in this connection; the plant mas oote is
action OF well-knOwn value, and when properly '''A
easy Of digestion.
GERMAN TREATMENT OF DIPHTHERIA.-lhe
new German remedy for diphtheria, turpenihe' "pP'
TO find many advocates. Children take one teaspoou
morning and night adults tablespoonful; III chiioiol
tepid milk is given after it. and IL might also DC A
with the same Half hour after the administration "
the drug bright redness begins to spread rom me mar
Gin of the dipthertc exudation and TINS redncs ec1s
membrane and the disease is said to disappear Witn
twentyfour hours without leaving the sllghfst uaoe
While this remarkable effect IL said 10 oe lNhila! loU
with when the remedy Ia made use OF NJ the very eoh
mencement of the disease. those VINO reeoneu ~ ~
highly assert that Ii Is also SUCCESSFUL only ess h!'
in cases that have already progressed Tor seVer uS
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VNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known az the
i NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

ROAD
fam-Daily except sundays Day Express drawing room
coaches 10 nghHnton, Elmira and Buffalo Sleeping
p mlaily "st Louis Iimlte EIpress-NO extra charge
Tor fast timePulman sleeping Coaches TO Buffalo arriving
land lao m cnennat! $40 s.: L99is g. s4Ga IN
second GSy GonnssfInS trains arrive Detroit So
Up Daiy)Pacihc Express for the West Solid Train OF
on Ray and SsspnE Coaches 70 rbcso Hotel and
Q Bunet smoking Coaches . 70 Chi ta &c.,
noon Ia5 3 s CO. 40 'sib, $50 $40 $40 $780, M
II midnight sundays, G. $780, 1920 m, l4o, 49, H. IL
72o 100 ESQ 1920 12 neon lao 80 80
midnight Sundays u $50, 1920 amj lao $50 3 p M
Newark and Paterson Via Newark, e:45 $40, 1lsoa M
$40 420 629 SO 7;s9 and y .n midnight Saturday
snnefn O. 100 1870 q M iab, $50 g. $50. go Sl5
m, and u midnight Sundays $50. lO2OSm iS'' %"
Warwick 1850 m; $3.50 M 80 80 - 60
Newbnrg and Cornwall, 100 a $780, AGO. 8p NJ sun
Rc4dcnt and Kingston and Montgomery CAM 4'Sop m
uoshen, g. 100 o. 1920 m $780, $50 Also. g. $40
sO 3S 1852 s M s AZ: sS S and s6
tnsins CONNECT conn With Midland Railroad ThsJ
Port Jervis, 80 1910 NJ 49, g. slOp m. Sunday
leave Sst quarter Of and quarter after each hour
from 646 to lO46 m every thrY minutes anu NJ io~o
Tickets Tor passage and apartments Drawing Room and
Sleeping coaches be obtained and orders for the
sS 2S 9S 81 SaFs SS7 RSyas Isl
BT TSns or AZ s the WSs IN at O
49, ~! JOIN M ABBoff GEM rassr Agent, NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains leave for Englewood cIcser H an and
4 Midnight S sSadays r. a@ and siS
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey 7iO 10 I'm 400 a.
'"H' John H. ABBOTT. aeni Pass'r Agent, New. York.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF
NEW- JFRSFY CENTRAL, DIVISION,


NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION
FOOT OF LIBERTY.sTr NORTH RIVER.
ect connection 70 and from Br2Gy De. via Annex Bos
TIME FACILITATING EFFECT NOV IL. 1888
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON Bound Brook
at at Sc at sl5 nv No. $50 80 20: wv
connection at Wayne Junction fCr Germantown and
hocken and NorrstOwn.
DRAWING ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trains.
Returning, leave PHILADELPHIA, Ninth and Green SIS,
al $50 $50 $50 Hoo a m. lis S45, $40 646 1900
Bert M At HSO SO sd SsG 10, TO- $50 DO SsoR
m. SUNDAY S:l6 a. m, 4;SO p m.
Leave TRENTON Warren and Tucker SITS. az l25, go
SIS SS5 lg iSS us e5 t % h. Az 04
For wILLIAMsPoRT at e40 7:45, 900 a. No. S'46' 400
pm. 90
For SUNBURY and LEWISBUR re atGA5, 145 O. H. $40
FTREAg d and a.. aA ARR s99 d IlSA NJ
ForsCRANToN at 6:l5, 300 a. NJ, SsA5 p. IN.
100 i.s. s45, $50 p. N. Sundays at $3.50 p N
Fol DRIFToN at Gao a. IN, S;45p m
IorTAMAQUA at Gas, 746, 800 w. 1000 lSo, sA5 400,
ForBETMLEHEM. ALLENTOWN and MAUcH CHUNK
sac S p M WV - -'' ''''' '''''
For EAsroN at sa5 900 IN, loo, lsO s:45. 400, 49,
$50 p m sundays, $50 p. IN.
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 900
Eor FIEMINoroN at Gas, 900 a m 100 $50, 400 49,
500 $50 p m Sundays, 1880 m
So 200 1890 ddh ios6 M hoo lSS
days At 500 a m, lSO, 5:3O 9O0p m.
r5 d EIh 5 ESQ., s4 40 49, $685. Els SS S
7OOS:OO $50 10 80, 1900 m SUNDAYS at eOO eto
sm. 100 400, $50, 300, l200p
For ELIZABETH at $40 64J 7:l5 745. 500, $50 200.
ESQ 1880. lbs. llS0 m, l2i5, 100 l:50 20e,
23O 800 $50 S;45 400 AIS sSo, 445, 800 5l5 65o.
1870 1900 M SUNDAYS at 500, sa5 a H. lSO, 400.
$3.50, 300. 1900 pm. -. 80. .
Tor NEWARK al 500, 6,45 6:l5 645 els, 100 500 SIN
$50 900 9l5 Gas 1918 l045, Ills am ZOO N, l245,
ll5 ZOO 23O 300, $3.50, 400 80 300 Slo 5;SO 5t5.
600 6l5 600 700, 7.3O S:l5 800 9:45 1880, lii9
1900 M SUNDAYS at 500 9l6, 1Ol5 am, lZOO u, llS'
800, 400 500, 6:l5 $780, 300 1880 IN,
For LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &c. (An ra.ll az
500 sis IN 100 400. 600 N. SUNDAYS except
ocean Grovel at 4.O6 1O45 IN.
For FREEHoLD-At5 5. s:l5, HOO a m 100. 400, SPIN.
am 1880, 430 pm with through paror cars on 4;SO a
train.
EorVINELAND and BRIDGEToN at 1:SOpm.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No g. North River via sandy Hook.
For LONG BRANCH. EAIONtO"N, &C. al sOO p. m
Tickets can be procured Lbery.st Pier No North
RIVER 81 l62 2O7 ISL 27l 3l5 1886 40 4ls 72l 94i 95
1917 1913 and sol broadway 737 and 749 6thaye SyS
and 400 4thave.; 342 3daye vmgt0nst; 10 Greenwlch
ST. principal Hotels New York City In Brooklyn az
a. In Hoboken Erie Once and 254 washmgtonst, ~ Y
Transfer Company win call for and check baggage from hotels
0''''"e"N' :" C. G. HANCOCK
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
}. E WOOTTEN, General Manager; - o.,D,r,~
General Eastern Passenger Agent ll9 Libertyst, N Y.
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Brooklyn propsrtp for Sale anO 90 Get

FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT in Nine
tenth Ward BrS9kyn near the fountain; dr sn lass
good tenant Possession immediately Apply 70 A GAL
LAGHER, 81 4th-st. brooklyn v. Y Telephone No. AGA.
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR:

"a DREW ana 81. JOHN tdNc fltI a. - w. ~
Canalst every WEEK DAY p. Connecting at Albany
Sunday mornings excepted with trains NORTH west ana east
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RR;
~ (PennsylyRnia RIl., foot COrtlandt
gfafiora IN N.v.Nori. and DesbrOsses-st.
lphiat Read. RI. foot I.herty-s
LAVE NFWYORK. commencing NoyeTbSr ~ 90
For south AmhOy, via lhila. & Reading X H. . = p
an laO, Z, ., M sunday AGO. lO45 m VIA Penn mn
9UUa m, II N, $40. pm sunday an m IN 49, =,
For Maawan, sc, via Paild Readng Rit o9 w. o. =,
n M, 1880. 400 a:3O 300, bpm sundays, sun lVso w.
Via. Penn RIi. in, l2m. pm sundays en-, ? ~ p,
Red Bank. Long Branch. ocean Grove, AHu9lI Iih
Grit Point Pleasant SC, via Phafe pha ana ..adhs
RH 900, s:l5 a. ~, 1870. 400, 600 ,. ~ SUNDAYS moi
stopping ocean Asbury Park 400. lOtb 1
yia pennsylvania Rit. II M. 3lO p m sundays
not stopping at ocean Grove OF AsDuiy 2 -
Freehold, PhIadepnla ana Reading Rit so
o. n 1880 800 Up. m. For keypOrL via PhildeIPna anu
Reading RR 800 II M, 1880, $3.50, ., p. m for Lake
wOd Toms River and BsncEat az Sl5 am, l'5u 43O IN
For Vneand Bridgeton Atlantic city, &C. 1880 Pm;
4. c. HANCOCK J. r. WOOD, "a. III. NiEMAN,.
&. rs 4. A. +. ca RII G.. +. A.. RR Actg SupL-
DOpULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
and the East Anr from Grand CeniTa, Depot
daily Sundays excepted 10 Boston Al y
p. parOr car attaehe) and 10 M WI. Psaos
sleeping cars sundays nj 10 p m (wltl palacr neepnR
cas- Newport express leaves Grand Central Depot at
49, + ". POPPLE, Agent
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CHARMS .,ror
COMPANY.

CHARMS
- CITY. RIVER AND HARBOR ANsPoRTATIoN
COMPANY
Office Pier lS " K, foot of Cortlandtst
onsgnments Of freight forwarded directed TO part
oithe world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
received for delivery OF all kinds OF freight and ms
chandise TO any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LIGHTERAGE-
Freight every description promptly Shtered to any pons
in the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAH
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer John II. sta In for NEW HAVEN, leaves rler
10 N r. foot of Cortlandts, ut 2p. daily SUNDAYS
excepted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS co, between New'forA sH@
New.Hayen Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points d. L. W. r. r. received at Pier ~.
For New. Haven aud points East at Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-Eleyen Miles "r
Ten Cents via from Iron Pier l. E. X, foot Oh
Whitehal-st
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, Communpaw n. J-Dry DOCKS
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appertaining W Wv
construction and OF vessels.
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RAILROAD.
on and after Nov. II. 1888,
A IlI. y Z IL II

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave via Desbrosses and COuah"' 9uec
uss6uTS Ts6urr the West and South with Pullman ga1
Palace Cars attached. m. and m daily New Ok
end Chicago Limited Of Psor Dining, smoking and sleep
wia@spC4t Lock ' Haven m Cory and Ere a.
M connecting at Cory for Tltusvile Petroleum Ooh''o
rsmoT aud The Su IGr1 s waiSnf2a
M arnse Washington l;l5 m Regular va ana va
a at g. Rnf $40 and and a%f Il night aDs Sunday aa
p KR. % BAN. . p and II night via B. and o. XIX
For dp A ata II " civ except sunday
Long Branch BAY Head Junction, and intermediae stations
E Sin Ga9Tny ana and aT aods moi stop H6y fark
Boats Of brooklyn Annex connect VIII al tn9q gtT for
ri Jersey city aforliug speedy ana ureo' u"u'i' ~
Trains arT,yFrOm Ptsbure $40 and 2Q ~ 100 ana
1920 m daily and daily except Moh1a ay;o IN IN
%anS S an ShI i65 No. sunday 90 $50 1000 and
iOS5pm Prom Bamore l26 nj on sundays M6DRa M
so $50 io,9o iiSos igo g $50 0s 9,n Gao
$50 go rS5. $50 7o5, 1876 $40, 1885, 9'3o 1913
1920 ana lOSb
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS ,AANNp P ON
PiIiA: IN NEwYoKK.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED WE'D EQUIP
MIN ESStTr WIN ABs6L.UTE SAFETY
Express Trains leave NeYok via Desbrosse and CortIandt
6'l6 72o s. $50 o and 10 Limited, IL 1l;l0sm l. *
$40 1, o. 81 and ~ m and II night sundays r,iGSk
Trains lea yns New.YorR daily except sunday 729 40
and 1l:lO am l. "a and pm. connecting al lIeh'oni'
Camden ,,,,-,.,.Ai. ,o.o,
Returning leave Broadst station philadelphia lS9d
s. 4.35 Except MOndAyl 800 1850, szO, sou
II and ll15 Limed Express 1880 ana ozo M nv
i3,I b. q, $50. 10 145 and on sunday l29 9d
z: band Leave Philadelphia via Camdene;oO u daV
except SUNDAY.
Ticket Offices 435, $40 and GA Broadway Astor House.
and foot DesbrOsSeS and COrandt streets Courtst anu
Brookiyn Annex station Futon.st Brookyn Buscs
Hotel HOboken station, Jersey CITY, Emigrant Ticket
Office No. Battery Place and Castle Garden ,,-,.
Tie New-YOrk Transfer Company will call LOT anu ChecA
baggage from hotels and residences. ~
CHARLES r. PUGH, J. r. WOOD, -.
General Manager General PassI Agent
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NEwYoRK, WEST SHORE a BUFFALO. RA 5y
AND NEW-YORK ONTARIO q WESTERN nj.
Trans Desbrosses and Cortlandt street stations
For syracuse and Oneida, ego 1915 N. 49,, Iacls,n
Utica LATHE Fals Fort Plain, Canajoharies Port ''S
ARs5sTa and s2S il2C oo .siS 49, .s15pm
Oswego, Oneida Norwich, sidney, $50 IN eRm I'm $50.
Kingston, Highland, Poughkeepsie, -e,S'<1 ii'-0 "
SewbnpaP x 800 ll:20 q m $50, 4.80, s915 Pun
MSddIetosSs,u $50 iI:2O m l:i0, 4:30 -Sp m
sDaily. Other trains daily except Sunday. -,
Psrlor Buffet Cars $40 train for Syracuse many
Pullman Buifet Sleeping Cars on BID p N uAh ~" -
ana syracuse, - 49, ,o- cs,xago nm n train.
Tckets and tables al stations and az ohcss
nany Jersey CITY, Pennsylvania Railroad Station s Ne
Eo4 CourtsLi Annex once foot o. FsIt 9 iIs 90
s2S broadway No. Union square No. T5f Tssnrossel
los East I25th-st. Penney lvana Ra station loo'
u. and ioo' IanSRY MoNETT. General Passenger AZ
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NORWICH LINE

NORWICH LINE ,, ourn
To Boston, So; Worcester 81 80 Nashua IS 65 Portland
Sc and no transfer
The iron steamer - .,....1,,,.-,,
CITY OF WORCESTER
without exception the most elegant boat on the sound AMI
the fsvoTite CITY OF BOSTON,
leave Pier No 40 North River foot Of Watt-s, next pier
DesDrOssessJ Ferry daily except sundays al $50 pH
Drawing Boston from New London at 4l5 a. ~
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER acknowledgements Nov. l., 1854
thrOugh-rains will leave Grand Central Depot ~.
& a. mr Western New-YOrk and Northern Express Win
$40 a. m Fast Limited Chicago Express, With dining cars
stopping at Albany Utica Syracuse, Rochester Bua0 be
and Toledo arriving at Chicago lO2O next day
1890 a. Chicago Express dfawingroom cars 70 Canaan
dagua, Rochester and Buffalo; connects f0r Oswego m
IL M. Western New-Nork and Northern Express WIN
Albany Utica express. Drawing
4 =. M, Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy. ...
&c St Louis Express, with sleeping cars ir NhgAA
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati except Saturday Ioiedo DetrO
$50 D. NJ Express with sleeping 70 Syracuse and TO
Auburn Road also to Montreal Connects Tor saratoga
% m Pacific Express with sleeping cars for Rochester,
Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago St Louis OsWo-
gO also LOwvile except saturday.. ,..
IL Night Express with sleeping cars 10 Albany an9
Troy Connects with the morning trains Tor the West and
North Except Saturday night. . ,,
Tickets sale Grand Central Depot, No. o SOWING
Green, 252 and 413 Broadway, and az NestCoUs
Offices Park place and 1855 and 942 Broadway New
and 1913 Washington and s64 FultOnstsy BroOkyh anu ~
Baggage called for and checked from residence.
J. IL TOUCTY {. b. MEEKER,
General Superiutendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-09
Gitn Real @etate for Sale.

A TTENTION CAPITALISTS !! y
IA magnificent block Of lots between Central Park ann
the metropolitan Elevated Railway stadon e
ground price reduced to only $1,000 lot thirty
from Walst between Central Park, West, nj kversde
10Gth-st 400 feet street,, price reduced 70
In immediate SALE ell cash or quart CASH.
AT purchasers option ! ~ Decided bargain. - -.
V. X. STEVENSON, jrp 81 CedaT-st'
A FOR SALE.-No $50 MadisOn-st. and
N Nos 10 and % East GOths Always open description
and prices on application CHARLES Buck 90, aIch-
tects, s. East 4lstst.
/ 4 story stone front; price reasonable rutland q
WHITING, Beekman-st.
L1OR SALE.-Six elegant lots, northeast cor
ner 5thave and 77ths terms easy TO builders r. H.
LUDLOW & CO.. Finest and l.130 Broadway
TOR SALE.-An elegant house and lot on
6thave between 9th and 2sth sts, In the centre OF
business improvements L. II. LUDLOW q CO, D FlhesI
and !, 80 broadway.
TOR SALE-ChOce business property and
l. apartment houses paying large income. PAUL r.
TODD, las Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-09
Gitn propsrip Uanteo.

WANTED TO BUY.-FOur-stOry high -stOOp
w house between 10th 42d SITS, Lexington and 9TH
ayes Irving place preferred Address LIVINGSTON Up
town Tribune ONCE, | ,23S Broadway.
X4rANTED.-City property for country resi-
w dence free with acres and fruit PAUL TODD l4o
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-09

nwise: but Mr.. Pillsbury approves OF II In 'h'
very fullect extent.