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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-26

The Vancouver city band will give an
open air concert in the park next Sunday
afternoon at 5 o'clock, weather being fine.
School Supt. Nicholson has appointed
Miss Blackwood and Miss Selby as exam
liners at the Teachers examination next
week.
Tonight is the occasion of the Odd Eel
lows grand concert and ball in Portland,
for the benefit of the l. o. o. F. Orphanage.
Washington Territory members are invited
to participate.
Last Thursday Miss Mibbler of Gervais,
and Miss Conner of st. Paul, Or, at the
House of Providence took the veil and
vows, assuming the names Of Sister Monica
and Sister Mary Eva.
Mrs. Prettyman of Washcugal, while Wis.
iting her son in East Portland last week,
had fall on the stairway, and received II
bad bruises, one for each step. She re-
covered sufficiently to return home.
The City band boys want it distinctly
understood that no persons will be admitted
in their hall during practice hours under
any consideration, except those invited by
members of the band. Do we understand?
Hon. Thos H. Cavenaugh of Kansas, has
been appointed Inspector of the Land de-
partment FOR the State of Oregon, and Ter
ritories of Washington, Idaho, Montana and
Western Dakota. He will arrive about the
middle of May.
Hon. Thos. H. Brents announces va
cancy in the U. s. Naval Academy from
Washington Territory. Those applying fol
examination must be between IA and Is
years of age. Here is a chance for the am
bilious youth of Vancouver.
Mr.. A. o. Marsh, newly appointed Re
ceiver of the Vancouver Land Office, arrived
in this city on Saturday, and has taken pos
session of his office and entered upon his du
ties. Mr.. Marsh is by profession a lawyer,
from Winchester, Ind. His wife came with
him to this city.
On next Tuesday, May LIST, beginning al
| o'clock A. NJ, the auction sale Of North
Vancouver addition to the city will TAKE
place on the grounds. The steamer Lurlin
will make special trip from Portland oil
this occasion. The terms of sale, ETC., arr
easy, as will be seen in the advertisement.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-26
Proposals for Excavating.

Bids for excavatng the foundations Of the
Catholic church will be received at DR.. Wallis
drug store until Monday, April 80, 1888, at
o'clock p NJ. The bids to be made per cubic
yard. The excavated ground to be, or not to
be, lat option) the property of the bidder
Please state in proposal. Contract will be
let on Tuesday, May LIST, 1888. Ground plans
can be seen at DR.. Wallis, who will furnish
all required information. We reserve the
right Of rejecting any and all proposals.
BY order of building committee.
RI. REV. 4HG. JUNGER, Chairman.
JOHN ID. GEoGHEGAN, Sec'y.
Vancouver, w. T., April "A, 1888.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-26

OBITUARY.-Death comes with heavy
hand into cur midst at all times, but the af-
flictien seems most severe and hardest to be
borne when cur young men arc stricken
down, just as they are about to enter upon
life of usefulness and become the realiza-
ton of parents labors and hopes So it is
with the death of Bonnie NJ Morrice, who
had every man, woman and child Of his &C.
quaintance as friends but enemies none. A
few years ago he entered upon steamboating,
and very quickly learned his duties as a pi.
lot and had attained sufficient proficiency so
that he was granted masters license on
the Willamette and Columbia rivers, from
Oregon City, and Cape Disappointment to
the Cascades. But his career was of short
duration, for i'll health overlook him, some
months ago. He went to the upper country
to the ranch of Mr.. Walker, on Chapman's
creek, in the hope of finding relief, but was
there only short time before death came,
suddenly. without any warning Mr..
Walker did all in his power before death to
make his situation comfortable, and after
death had his remains, with his mother and
family, taken to the Dallss, where Mr.. Nor.
rice met them. With its accustomed lber-
Atty to its old employees the o. R. & N.
Co. transported to Vancouver free of charge
the funeral certsge, rendering every required
facility with promptness. Long before the
| IS {ho IN ,;t -,
home was deluged with flowers, beautiful
crosses, wreaths and anchors, the gifts OF
many dear friends in Portland and Vaneou-
yer, who sent the fairest of natures gifts as
their offering to his memory. He has been
laid away to his long rest by tender and low
ing hands, and those who are left will al.
ways remember him as good, kind and true
hearted, a young man who was entirely
worthy of his numerous friendships.
AT regular meeting of the st. Helens
Society, held April oath, the following reso-
lutions were adopted
| Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God to
take from us our worthy friend and member
Bonnie Morrice, who was faithful and ef-
ficient worker, and one of the first to inau-
gurate the st. Hslens Society, therefore be
it
Rssolced, That while we deplore his early
death and departure from us, we trust our
loss is his gain, and that the life so soon
ended here may be everlasting in the world
above.
Resoired, That we desire to express our
sorrow for his demise, and our sympathy for
his bereaved family.
Resolced, That copy Of these resolutions
be placed among the records of the society.
also that copies be sent to his parents, and
to the VANCOUVER INDEPENDENT and Regis
ter for publication.
MRS. NJ. Z. NICHOLSON,
II. c. WHITNEY,
ANNA NJ. STEWARD,
Committee on Resolutions.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-26

SUDDEN DEATH Mr. Jas. NJ. Kelley,
baggagemaster on the the o. Il c. r. R.,
who formerly resided here, died in Portland
very suddenly on Saturday morning His
sister, Mrs. c. +. West, was notified, and
went to Portland overland Mr.. Kelley
had a severe attack of pneumonia a short
time since, from which he had seemingly
recovered, sufficiently SO to run on the road
again, hence is death is most unexpected
strsks.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-26

PArRoSIzE HOME MERCHANTS. 1t would
be well for those, particularly the ladies',
who are in the habit of sending to Califor-
mia or the east for goods, to remember that
they can get as good material here as in any
part of the country, and as cheap, when
they consider the trouble, delay, and extra
charges they are subjected to.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-26

PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY. w ashougal
Grange, Of Washougal, w. T., was organ
lied with thirty charter members, March
3lst, by A. F. Miller, Deputy Master. as
sisted by Past Master A. K. Shpley, both
Of the Oregon State Grange. The following
officers were elected and installed, viz: F.
c. Yeomans, NJ; Frank Marble, O.; ID. L.
Russell. L.; J. W. Sampson, s.; n. +.
Garlinhouse, A. s.; ii. w. Turk, c.; j. f.
c. Durgan, T.; c. }. Moore, Sec'y.: w. A..
Woodruff. G. X; Mrs. +. Russell, c.; Mrs
+. A. Marble, p; Mrs. A. f. Sampson, +. /;
Mrs. +. L. Durgan, l.. A. S The meet
ings Of the grange will be at Washougal.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-26

FEsrIvAL.--The primary and intermedi-
ate departments of the public school will
give May festival on the evening Of May
4th, at Marshs hall. The beautiful little
operetta entitled "The May. day" will be
rendered by thirty-two children. and the
programme will include, among other things,
bright little dialogue adapted from the
Jimmy Johns" by Mrs. Diaa; recitation
in the costume Of A. d. 1891, a concert roc
itatiou. end the beautiful tsblsau Of the
Fairy Voyage"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-26

ASSESSMENTS The assessor of Clarke
county, J. II. Fletcher, having completed
his rounds for making assessments, requests
us to give notice that if any person has
been missed in the assessment there is yet
time before next Monday to have the
proper correction made, and no one need be
backward about coming forward for that
purpose.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-26

New BUILDING.-M j. I. Goss has Just
completed the plans for a block OF four
stores, to be built by Louis Sohns, Esq,
next south of the brick store of Sohns 4
Schuele. Two of the old buildings now on
the let's will be rebuilt, aud the other one
torn away. The front of the stores in the
block will be uniform, after new designs.
The work will be commenced in few days,
by Goss 4 Downing.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-26
Posr OFFICE, Vancouver, w, 7
April 25th, 1883.

On and after this date the hours for trans
action of Money Order business at this office
will be from to IL A. NJ. and from to
Pm. john EppINGs, r. NJ.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-26

Lot for 0als.-A corner lot in residence
portion Of city; nicely located. Price. &400
Apply ct this oniee, t7dse
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-26

GEN. ALLEN ENGINE Co.-This company
had rousing meeting last Monday evening,
about twenty members assembling at their
old hall, and they elected ten new members
They had a good time generally. They
mean to bring the companyup in good shape.
CHANCE FOR HUNTERS. --A New York
taxidermist has sent to J. j. Whittier of this
city for number of deer's heads, for mount
ing. They must have the horns aud whole
face in good condition. Persons having any
such heads on hand can find sale for them
If brought in soon.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
rLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHTA STOCKS
y. .-cLa III D d .aLs = 90 Y M.LLL.zL.
SATURDAY, March 17-F. VI.

SAIURDA1, MdicH lI-I. NJ
The dealings in stocks to-day amounted only to
III, ,963 shares, but there a general improve
ment in prices The ma ket. however, was entirely
VOID Of feature. The arrival Of some
$2,O0O,00O of foreign gold (which is not
included IN the Custom House report OF
specie Imports printed below thought to
indicate an easier movement of money loans next
week and, added to the easier rates usually current
Cd Saturdays. was influential in causing
houidatIon of short" accounts To that
is due such advances made in prices.
The Northern Pacitics, and especially the
preferred shares, were nOticeaby higher.
The discovery that there existed
"short" interest amounting TO a few hun
dred shares in ST. Paul and Manitoba stock was the
occasion of a freak which advanced the price of
that stock from 146l2 at the opening TO 154; the
final sales were at l51. The general advances aver
age about l2 per cenG. and at the end sales were
made on declining scale.
Governments quiet and steady except that
the bids for the As were Is lower. Annexed The
closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18

State boDds generally were neglected; drive
was made at the Arkansas rs to the railroad. and
small sales Of Pine Bluffs and Red Rivers were
made 44l2, later at 4G, and that price bid at
the close.
A very small business was done in railroad bonds
and with few changes in figures. OF Erie second
consols only boud was sold, and that at 953a
lut the closing quotation was 96096l4. Missouri,
Kansas aud Texas general mortgages were up per
cent at I05l9. Canada Southern frsts were easier
AT q57s New-YOrk, West Shore and Buffalo 5s we're
active at steady prices. Mutual Union Sinking
Funds were l2 lower at SO. Texas and Pacific in-
comes after large sales at 63l G33i, rose to 64S
aud Northern Pacific tirsts were sirong at A per
cent advance.
The Sub Treasury to-day gained on balance
S1sS, 900, made up by gains Of S1l6,735 coin and
S72,26l currency. The days TRANSACTIONS covered; {;
Receipts, $1,1lS.29O; payments, $9Zo.Z04; cur
tency balance. $6,55l, ,696; com balance,
1927 7075,079. Money worked easier for called
loans, and the ranged from 10 at the opening
down to 10 per cent, with the business at IT'S
finally at per cent
The weekly bank statement presents not unex-
pected loss In the total cash but the contraction
In loans is smaller than was expected and conse-
queDtly The decline IN deposits not large
enough 10 compensate for the loss in cash. Hence
the deficit is increased 81 604, ,725 The statement
Is made up declining averages for all the items.
The following are the totals of the statement and
he changes from last week
.oans s3lo, ,G72 600 Dec s5 5Oa 900
lDecie. 4s,5el,900 Dec 2,967s00
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
TESSE C. WOODHULL,

CITY Railroad Gas Insurance Bank Stock, and IIus
COmnanic.' Stock.
2 = l., Ney eyg.IO
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18

VALET, &c.-By n French valet or first
class waiter age 80 eaking good English. no obi
on 20 travel CAL VI address IL, I0j W. 2it secoAd
floor.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
AIANTN >



once Pier lS y. r.. foot oi Cortlanlt.st.
Consnmonts OF freight forwarded directed any part
Of tho world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders for delivery OF all kinds VI freight aud mer
ohanlise any part OF the city.
sEAAND HARBoRTowIS0 AND RIVER AND HAIR.
BOR LIGIfTERAGE.
Freight Of every descrpuonpronpy ght,ro tolnyp)nt
in the harbor at reasonable
sTEAMBoATs, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
steamers John H. Starn aud Erastus Cornlng for NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier lS y. H. at y. daily. lsaurlay,
eIceptedl
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO, between rSow.Iork and
New.Hayen. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points D.. L. & W. H. received at Por D.
For New Haven and points East at Pier ID
NORTH SHOHi. STATEN ISLAND Eleven MllesJr
Ten Cents Steamers from Iron Pier J. IL H. foot OF
Wbitohalls:
CENTRAL sHIPYARD. Communlpaw. N. J.-Drv Docks
Machine and Boiler shops everything apperainnS
construction aid repair Of vessels
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
Business Chances.
GinaIriIL

WANTED. - An active partner with
slOO capts 10 take the place OF retiring partner
In welestabshod iron and hardware business IN one OF
The largest the United States One acquainted with
the hardware business preferred References exchanged
Address, with real name "IRoN AND HARDWARE" AZ
the olice Of thls
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
Crropean Advertisements.
UL-COMFORTlNG.
EPPS'S COCOA.

RREAKFAST.-"B Bv q thorough knowledge of the natural
laws govern tho operations Of digestion and nutrition
and by fn application Of the fire prOpc Ties Of well
lcctcd Cocoa Mr Eps has ded our breakfast tables with
deicatcly avOfed beverage which heavy
doctors bills the judiciOus Of such articles Of
det that constitution be gradually built up until strong
tendency TO disease. Hundreds OF
subtle floating Ound M ready 10 attack where
weak point. We escape many fatal shaft
keeping ourselves vel fortified with blood aud
prOperiv nOuris' ed iramc "-Ciyi Service Gazette.
Made with boiling milk ~Old In tins only
10 d. and lD) by GrOccrs labelled thus ANE5 EPP5 q
Co Homeopathic Chemists London, England
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
RAILROAD.
ON and after Nar,h 6. 1888.

GREAT Trunk LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave \ew York DesbIUsses and COurtandt
streets Ferries as 10 lows.
Harrisburg Pisburg the West and South with Pullman
Palace att4hei. u. M aud daily, New York
Chi, Limited Ot ParO Dining smOAing and sleep
Ing cars at = a. every day.
Mnliamsport Lock iayen M p me- Cory and trie at
connecting nj Cory for ltusNlle, Petroleum Gen.
the on Regions.
Bsimore Washington and the south. Limited Washington
Exuess Pu man Palace Cars daily except sunday 10
n m arrive Washington p. m Regular via h. d r. II
r. at 81 and a. M, $40 and aud II night
Ba o. r. Re-. | and p M. and IL night -
SUNDAY via B. aud T. r. r., a. M p. m ana IL night
via q. and o. L. H.. Z p m and IL night
Atlantic CITY. sunday 0l0 a. ana r. on
SUNDAYS. u IN. Through car on =. m. train
except sunday, 0l5; llOa H. ON saturdays
only y. IN. . ,,-.--.-.,--
Via ahway ami Amboy. a. IN, IL noon $50 aud D. IN.
ON SUNDAY. q a m. tDoes not stop nc Asbury Parkl
Tols Iir1Okyn Annex connect with all through trains
at Jersey CITY, an0rng speedy and direct transfer for
Bruoklyn travel. , c,,-,,,.,
lu2Op m daily. From Washington and Baltimore. 63O
coo a. M 81 so $50 935, l'i$o and 1000 2 m sunday
$40 600 A. M lOH5 aud 10 30 y. m. From Baltimore l2O
p M on ~undly. a3j y. m. From Philadcphl 800 62o
t.n Il so p3O 80. lOiO lliO l2O. >. 800 j.3O
$50. 7 10 80 30. lO:2O 1888 AMI 1880 p sunday
$50 q 20 $50 $50. ll:iO m, $50. 1.jO $50, IO:4O
N H a
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
filming.

COPPER QUEEN, Honduras, Rosario, Jocu-
~ istita Carbonate Hin Silver Cora Castle Done Dahl
ereu Fierand senO Breece Iron bellevue and all active
unlisted mining stocks DJu sIt ani sold.
W. BHE&TON WELiING, % broadway. Room 81.
STOCKHOLDERS Of the COLD STRIPE
y MINING COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA who have
moi subscribed OF the bonds viii find IL greatly
their interest coll the cOmpAnys Office II thoy wish 10
save their stock
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
NnRWICH LINE

y To Bost Worcester Nashua. Portland and the East
INV NV '''' cry OF WORCESTER
,bout exc,utiou the elegant boat the Sound and
the tavOrte CITY. or NEW fOH -, -, -,
Il daily.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
feanl Notlccs.

NEW-YORK SUPREME C0URT-TliE
" PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEWlONk " TIE
KNICtERBOCKER LIFE INSURANCE MPANb.--
Notice Is that pursuance Of the Juismet
en- this action The 2lh day OF DecemJcr l7'- ID
the onice OF ScnenectAdy county and N con
provisions order OF tile SAID supreme
made in said action on the sth day Of January lS
and likewise entered the Office OF the ccr Oi schenectady
ouut l. The undersigu,d cha les ii. Russell the ie
cei, said the kncke booker Lie insurance 'o
many located Of NewNOrk. do hereby require al
persons have intend claim OF any nature
Whatsoever Whether Oasd policy e Insurance or
upon other contract liability OF any kind against me
said the KncerbOcEe; Life Insurance Company or against
property Is OF the ,aI insurance s4mpany' OF
the receiver thereof 10 EXHIBIT lhci le-
snrrve claims with siaeme of the nature and character
thereof such receiver a nv 6nce No ~ william
ST. In the city before the 10Th day OF Au
gust 1883, thereby thomselves parties to the ac
tOn proof claims 10 De made by
the claimant such other as shall have
knOwle iRe Of the ftcts. -,.,,...-.
oil persons hereby notified and required to exhibit her
who shall make default and fa 20 10 90
within the time prescribed for tha purpose IN said order to
wit on 18th daY " August, sN3 VIII he pre-
cluded from fit decree maize In This action and
from tcpaOp In The distribution Of the assets OF the
Life Insurance Company under sad dc
cTe-.-Dated New.YOrA, January ~, 1898. -
jana lawW3Ot CHARLES II RuSSEi'lt
Receiy er Knickeroocker Lie Insurance Company
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
flnantidl.

MEETING of the Stockholders or e the
No1thern Railroad Company NewJersey wil be held
at the Office Of Company. al Engewood ~ j. on for
MARCH, % 1883 for the Of electing directors Ior
the ensuing year The polls viii be opened at 10 O'CLOCK a
ana aTih IehA ga ga" o"0 "oui O. A. RooRBACH Secretary
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
s PER CENT BONDS
FOR SALE.

Fifteen thousand dollars o the ls mortgage bonds ~ no
Atlanta -T-AIlEAl. offered fof These bonds
az 900 each bearing pcf no irr'st the REGULAR
this state seutnuuAl cO(ou- PAYABLE nj the Al
lanta National nix ~ antfa. ls -c irmhcr ani March
rr n,ipa september 1902 Interest PROMPTLY Id These
bonds are secured deed Of trust on Tho fO~IAPPEAL
(thc nday morning ncH-pap"r published at nc
apta Of GeOigia all Its pr0ncgy fiycn to Mt. au
Rouae. cashier 81 thc ~ anita \aiona ank winch Is duy
f. o The bet luFc~ten's tu TIE -tae The
pocred. arc 10 be IN the paper Parties desiring 10
pur hase one OF more Of these bombs 81 Will please ad
Il T. llipit-' pN' AtIahta "a
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
Ocean Cleaners.

Ocean Cleaners.
CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NTW.YOKk TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER NO 40. NORTH RIVER
CATALO Wednesday Mdrcl II. D.
W edncsdaY March ~, y a.
SERNl w sdHesday. Aptil !, D. n
SCYIH ...Wcdnesday Aprl IL. $3.50 a.
Cabin passage. $50. $50 ana 500.
SteeTage ana from al parts Of Europe nv very
Freight and passage Office, No Bowling gGreen
VERNON H. BtOWN & CO., Agents
~ Y. HAVANA q MEXICANMAIL IS. Limo.
I've Steamers leave WEEKLY from Pier 3. y. r. Mt
FOR HAVANA DIRECT AND FOR VERA CRUZ
- via Havana, PrOgroso. Campoche aud Fronera. -
BRITISH EMIL thursday. March ~
Cin1 VI ~ nufsdAY Mhfcn ~
tables dining These steamers carry doctorA
h. ALEAANDHE Sons, 33 Broadway.
DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
III steamers Cos pier foot OF Jersey CITY,
FOh ROTTERDAM.
IS, w. a. SCHOLTEN 49,. Wednesday. Mar q, pm
FOR AMSTEKDAMi
s. Wednesday March %, 0i30
lst Cabin s70 "a CaDin 500 Storage SIG prepaid $50
a; CAZAUX @ General Agent "a south Wiiiamst,
27 wlhan-st. Freight Agts 90 Bway Gen. Pass Agt
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18

4 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM "a
"a let without board TO gentlemen only Private family
l4O West 2lstsL
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
AENl AND Tile FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
ErpTess Trains leave York. and Court
audt VI, Ferries, follows.
GlJ 72O .. s:5U 90 10 limlten, IL m l. 3:20 3IO
4, D. q, Z, and p m, and ~ night. Sundays, s. o.
60 Limltcdl ana 10 m, 4, u. 7. aud T. IN. aud ~
night
Express Trains leave New York daily. except sunday at
20 n NJ and p. h running through wa Trenton ami
Camden.
Eeturnng trains Broad stations Philadelphia
l2Ol. 3Oj $40. 345. $500 1880, 20 500 ANA III a. IN
p1mited Express lSo y. M, l. 3 T. o 90 30 Lmltcde q
$50 74b, and $50 D. m. on sunday l2ol 800, S'2O
845 $40 m. g. (525 Limited $780, 745, and $50 p ~.
Leave Philadelphia via Camden. IL M and i5O ~ daily
Ticket Onces A35 $40 and 944 Broadway Astor House
ana foot of DosbOsses COurtlandJ ss COurtst and
rookiyn Annex station foot OF Fultonst brooklyn Nos
ia lland IL HOboken station, Jersey City.
Immigrant Ticket Onice No Battery Place and Castle
den IN -, -, =,
baRga from hotels and residences ,.
CHARLES h.. PUGH, j. H. WOOD,
ASA GENT
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18

ITO LET-Single rooms, 50 per week. eI
suite SlO per week. Elegantly furnished Al STACK
HOUsf. HOTEL. l.l29 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
stenmboats ano RAILROADS..
,.r,I--1 1,n.1 -1pAIIPnAn OF NEW- JERSEY.

CFNTRAL RAILROAD OF. NEWJERS3EYl. !.
Zoo, q iss
Fnst2R a%nSa haaeton sSS@
Upper Legsa Femngton Bridge Branch sesOoS
Mountain Buds Lake HSpateonS lama
hesdlnS naSTTs Tp9sr Ie6s oodn Har
nabrg MaHch Chunk HazeIon wilkesarre S, &c Tama
8 Easl0g Wl@d CAP hdaIeton. MaRG6 G%aA c
mFor FeminstOq High Bridge Baaea Ea9a6 &C.
NIa' &o p "FOr s9msTyie FeiagtQ9 &c HarnsOurq
6acb S9 cBanE %E"wT wiSesSarre fassS sG Dns BROOK
trains Leave at sd5 - AZ H. IN IN for % ESston Allentown
HFTiiSgTs Fgr NSTiqE nRS az o 55 71O so S' Ss
eS iGI5 lo45S 3S l;S' S SG5 n j. 6i5 FL 65o 49,
SfS For taas gt9 to SS local points time tables at stations
RaEE@ For sd1a4aa A@pi AMI Penn A%soy at s' iiA' M
$E E5SS%% SSdFHERS iS rs III iRAiLWX4 iL1W I2 @
~ srEAMEEEIA EEE' EIA 1 ES2$$ES $$$${TdS TfEEa gE N. r.
Commencing octo5eT 1n3aIS lSs2i Beach and Long
For Highlands seaDrght Monmouth De"'H "'"
bISn'H FoT tlan1ic ii highlands pm for Lake
wood MSHS6ese Tom, RIv9T BTnssf rscton &S &C.
ti5 i a. M for stations 10 lfigh lands - % soabr1ht
70 Sandy : NJ, f2F lFoSR s5t'i0n' 70 90+D
N1PEW ~ t0y oY0RK 1III%n' AND PHILADELPHIA.
N rorrnRSTSS RSTS9 n%q2K anS Fai EE%3PDEEEEraIA
For bfa,s Fsh Nhi frS% S"a 5i@SH %
D. ~ 1890 4 43O 800 100 ~ m on su14 af 745 Ills
a m $50 D. m. For Third and BerNssts. a. ~
Ill., 1856 43O $50 IN on SUNDAY at SO "a a. 5o. 7:OO
For Trenton ~; o;3Q ~ IA M No :; M p I'm T. D. M
return trains leave Philadelphia for New and Green
.s srS% at 49, ?Sn' & Pg so Il 1na eaPs I5 5S Si5 m
ON $3.50 al O3O. IL "a 1 $3.50,
Third and Berks:sts at 5l9 ! S;2G; n 'iLS 43Sp M
From trenton l:2j 5:2O sos 900, lOOo' LIZ n M
81 I'm P4LACE Cars are attached TO day Ney
and SLEEPING COACHES to midnlEht trains ''O
York and . e at jersey City station 10 and from
BT9ckys T hma se hio az loot Liberty Nos 2
o2 proadway AMI at the principal hotel.
044 o2l ISs? ad Annex Office Jewelrs wharf Va
"N Any v TTansfer Company wl! can tor anu 0"0
iIom hotels or r'siaon'H II r. BALDWIN. Gen Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18

ELEVATOR RUNNER, Hall Man or Porter,
IL BY an American unmarried man. age "a can furnish
the best reference from recent employer Address E. Tb
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