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Indians anrrenderIng TbemseIyes

WILCOX, May 30sh.-Loco's wife. SOD,
son-ir-law, daughter. grandchildren and four
tsen women, with six bucks, surrendered to
the military authorities near San Carlos, di.
rect from Mexico. and report that the hog
tiles are ready and anxious to surrender.
These Indians are among the number Of
Chiricahuas who left the reservation a year
ago lsst April.
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A sorfent Eank-Crop Prospects.
ARIZONA.
Teamster Crushed Under a YYnenn.

Teamsfer Crushed Under a WagO1.
CHARLESTON, May 30th.-A man by the
name of G.. Bingham, 8 teamster, in the en-
ploy of d. F. Smith, hauling freight to Bris-
bee, was found crushed under his wagon,
which had upset in descending q bill few
miles south Of here. The body was brought
in yesterday, and last night forwarded to st.
Dayids, where his family and relatives re.
sida
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BRITISH CeLrMB,A.
A ship ON Fire.

VICTORIA, May S0sh.-A ship On FIRE
pesr Dungsness. W. T.. was witnessed from
this point last night. No particulars.
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"DR. BEssoE's Celery and ChsmOmile
Pills ere worth their weight in gold in nerv.
Gus and sick headacae. DIR. Il. q. Schlich-
ter. OF Baltimore
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The Brooklyn Bridge the Scene OF a
FriRhtfuI Calamity-Panic Among the
Passengers-Men,w Women and Children
Trampied TO Death-sickening scenes
OF Horror-PartiaI List OF the KILLED
and Injured.
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NEVADA.
Rain and Hail ON the Comstoek.

VIRGINIA, May 30th.-About o'clock
this evening there was furious rain and hail
storm that lasted about two hours.
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Saved his Child
II N. Eutaw ST., Baltimore, Md.

II N. Eutaw ST., Baltimore, Md.
Feb. II, 1880.
Gents Upon the recommends
ton of a friend / tried BRowN's
IRON BITTERs as a tonic and re-
storative for my daughter, whom
/ was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost three daughters by the
terrible disease, under the care OF
eminent physicians, was 10th to
believe that anything could arress
the progress of the disease, but, to
my great surprise, before my daugh-
ter had taken one bottle Of Browns
IRON BITTERs, she began TO mend
and now is quite restored to former
health. A fifth daughter began to
show signs of Consumption, and
when the physician was consulted
he quickly said "Tonics were re-
quired :" and when informed that
the elder sister was taking BRowN's
IRON BITTERS, responded "that j.
a good tonic, take it.
ADoRAM PHEL-S.
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ITTAEE.


SALT LAKE, May 30;h.-The spring meet.
ing of the Salt Lake Jockey Club opened yes.
terdsy afternoon, and the attendance was
very large. The first race was mile dash.
Joe Howell won, Ordinance second, Euchre
third. Time, .1:4S2 The second race was
for the Lucy Stable stakes, for three-year-
olds, one and a quarter mile. Augusta f.
won, Ssraley second, Gilt third. Time, 2:ISa.
The next was a trotting race, three in five, Co
harness. Happy won, Frank l.. second,
Lady Faustina third. Time-2:33l, 2:3i,
2:36. In half-mile dash for club purse
there were three starters. Jim Douglas won,
Johnny second, Harry White third, Time,
10 sacnpds
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Browns IRON BITTERs efectual-
ly cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con-
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
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PRINCES, potentatez. plain people, every
body needs Samaritan NerviHe. OF drug.
gists, 81 50.
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SECOND DAYS RACES.

SALT LAKE. May 30th.-Tbe first race to-
day was for the Club house stakes, all ages
S25 each pay or play; $500 added; 500 to
second thrse-fourths of mile. There were
three entries. Joe Howell won, Jim Doug
lass second, Pixies Peak third. Time, 1:17t.
The second race was trotting, in 5, for the
2:5O class; purse, $500; frst horse, s175 !;
second, s75; third, $50. There were three
entries. Leissor won, Mile d. second, Slip
third. Best time, 2:42 The third race was
pacing. in s. for the 2:S5 class; purse $3.50;
first horse, S150; second, S75; third, S25.
There were four stsrtsrs-Bue Dick, Tommy
H., Barney and Misery. Tommy III. and
Barney were dirtaneed at the FIRST heat. Blue
Dick wop. taking thu last three heats. Best
time 2:453
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

troublesome Disease al Red BIum-A
feamster Crushed TO Death = Family
shooting ARRAY I'm Shasta Couniy-Dec-
grafton Day-Races ut Salt Lake-Rain
and Eail on the C0mstock-Etc.
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CALIFORNIA.

IarsCnl DISPATCHES 10 TER RsooaD.unos.I
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A Monster IrAD Ferzybont.

PORTLAND, May 3Osh.-,Bills IF lading
were received here TO daJ for the monster
iroa fsrryboet to be uEe4 by the Northern
Pacific between Kalaf2a and Lenors, the
point opposite. It wxs. shipped by sail in
sections from New YsTk May 18th, and fol-
lows the plans fuanihed by John Gatss,
Chief Engineer OF the Steamboat Depart
ment OF the 0. e. and N. Co. It will be the
largest ferryboat in the United States. except
tne Soiano. plying between Benicia and Port
Costa, Csi., and viii carry thirty cars at
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lsrnOlAl Br TELEGRAPH TO rHa RnOoRD-usros.l
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ORE&Os.
residence Partially Burnes.

ALBANY, May 30th.-Ths residence Of J.
II. Burkhart was partially destJoyed by FIRE
this evening. The loss viii reach s.. 600 /;
f,,llv insurad
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WANTED,

on MsN TO Ray, 81 % TO 81 so PER DAY
~ mixers, $50; also 8 cheesemakers $40
men for orchard a man and wife for a ranch, $50 /;
3 haybalers, q per pay; 2 cooks and walters.
Female-A good working housekeeper, wages S25;
also 10 girls for housework city and country, Sl2
TO SIS also girls for various other work.
Apply TO HOUSTON & cos Employment Office,
Fourth and streets, Sacramento city. au1S-1pH
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They contain no opium, quinine, or other harm
full drug, and are highly c,mmended.
mrs lyTnThSSwly
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al seould'nt be 'riaout them if they cost 81
pill. They cured me Of nearalgia Of 8 gears stand,
ing."-[Joseph Snyder, Paxions, Pa Jan. 30, 80.
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements OF Eve lines In this department
Inserted for 25 cents fcT time thrss times for 90
esntz OF rs cents per week
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sacramento & PIaGerVillG Railroad.

a. M TOHHE.,.... ........... .Generai manager
7. d. GOODMAN. .Genl Pass'r and Ticket Agent
ia9-4Dtf
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o22-1pAiThssw1t
~
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70 LET oR FOE SALE.

Gdgz1 se-g1t. a Avs lines IN this department ars
-ers3l ,CT a5asnt8 Tor one Gms: shzae tmes fc- 90
Dautl X csnts pdE EesE-
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McJAvE, May S0th.-The gang Of WORK.
men on the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
completed laying the track to the Needles,
on the Colorado river, to-day. This ia prac-
tically the completion of the road, as there
is cnly about one hundred feet of bridge
work at the river to be finished. Connection
ably be rns,le in q week CT ten darR
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"a

On and After Wednesday, May 80. 1883.
UNTIL FURTHER Ec7IoE
Trslrs viii run between Sacramento and Shlrgle
Springs as follows:
Leave Sacramento for Folsom, LatTobe
and Shingle Springs. ............. 7:s0 A NJ.
Leave Sacramento for Folsom. s:GO P NJ.
Leave Shingie Springs ioT Latrobe, Fol-
som and Sacramento .l1:l5 A. b.
Leave Latrobe tor Folsom and SacEa-
mento. ....................... l2:0o IL
Leave Folsom for Sacramento. ......... 1850 a. NJ.
Leave Folsom Tor Sacramento. l:I5 P. n.
urs.u J. 3. RRIGAT, Superintendent.
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ROLLED BA9LEYI

X McCREARY & CO., SACRAMENTO FLOUR
Os Mills, now manufacture q grade OF ROLLER
FLOUR fully equal to the Minnesota High-grade
Patent Flour Also, the whitest, strongest and best
Bakers and Family Flour in the market.
eEBABLEY rolled on Patent Corrugated Rollers,
and far superior to Ground Barley. suSzplr
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING RR.,
FROM STATION OF
NEw-JERsEY CENTRAL DIVISION


FOOT OF LIBERTY.sT. NORTH RIVER.
'os PHiLADELPHIA AND TRENTON.
$500. S50 HIS a. $780, L. 430 o:3o u IL p III
s1haAys al o43 6:3O, IL p.
connection at Wayne Junction for Germantown ana
sVeken and NofristOwu
sof SxGHooLEYs MOUNTAIN. BUDD's LAKE AND
LIahE HOPATcoNG.
Ats M; D. m
sVE WILLIAMsPORp PENN
NJ nv o's5 1:45, y a. m 345, APP IN
fOk EAsTON
ASsss,4s M l. s45. 4, 4sO. $50 p M Sundays at
~oa ALLENTOWN AND MAUcH CHUNK.
no., a.O'to ga m; I, 3:45. $50 p. m.
a. msi.LLkksBARRE AND SCRANTON.
p,.ase'so D a. m: s:t5 p IN
sVs READING, HARRISBURG ETC.
~nAse*o 1i$5. g. Ills a n.: l. l:3U 4, $50 IL D. m
Vt .ssoNa BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, etc.
M a taiJ Al 7s45 g. Hoo q. m 2:45, $40, 4. 4SO
i4pm
ro1Asa PIERS NORTH RIVER. VIA SANDY HOOK
"a iOA6 BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, etc.
tUlo M l2l5. 5A5. 4:3O, 5:SOp IN. Sundays
Dor ,seps oeeaD Grove. Al
It1 ~ BRANCH and InteEmediate stations.
dsyssvv iOl3 a MI l2l5. 345. 43O. o;5Op m. sun
VnnarLASfIC HIGHLANDS
"S"elo. l0l3 N; 4.30 o. m. ~-
e. io nation and time tables apply at No. llo Liberty
liver G AZ station foot Of bertyst OF AZ Pier Norm
c. HANCOCK,
Genl. Pass. and Ticket Agt. Philadelphia
4 K MoQrIEN, GesL Manager.
No ll9 Aberty-st. New-fork
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Guropean Advertisements.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
EDpS'S COCOA.

ppFAKPAST-"B by thorough knowledge OF tne na,urs'
~ govern the operations OF digestion ana nutruon'
the me proportlos OF Nen-so
ected Cocoa Epps has our breakfast aOeS
ocors' bils II by udcous use on son siuoos
mel mat constitution be gradually bnht up un sVf
snSis maades aolnR around IA ready u a.ac, nm
ere 4, weak point We may escape many Iatii sa.
~ o,Irseyas well fortified with pure blood anu
nyy,syv non e frame"-Ciyil Service Galstto 49, onx
Made simply boiling water or mix. III ~ Va hPPs
ll,.b and lb.J by Grocors. labelled thus Ed
Co homeopathic ChemistA London Ehs~@@
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,,Fw .yOKK AND LONG BRANCH r. r..

c,.donslD Ncw.York( st. and Desbr0sses-St.
Phila Il Read. X. r., foot LiOerty-Sk
LAVE NETWORK, commencing July 20. 1888.
fVr South AnOoy. via Phila. Reading r. r.. tho IL
Perm K L 7iUa M 10 w ) Sp 70 sunday a n. pm
lor Mstawau. Sc via Phl & Reading r. h. 7:i5 p IL
n 215. L. 4:3O. m. SUNDAYS. S45 IL m. p M
10 Penn. r. R.. 7l0A m. ~ n, s. p. m SnHdSs'
Per 6anS; Long Branch OCEAN Groye Asensy ParS.
IA II a. m 2:4j 3: 80. 4. 4:3l. SUNDAYS (nl5
sloppn at Ocean Grove Asbary PsrS) S4l NJ II NJ
au via Penn X r., s:l0 9 NJ ~ n. g. ~ 32D 1. D. :
IA S;2Op N: Tor Long Branch. Ocean Grove and Point
PEASANT SUNDAYS mo- stopping at Ocean Grove or AS
fy LaSewood, foms River Barnegat. &C.. via PaiA e
vssling U. X, 745 a. m. 2:i5. q. m
rS freehold via PhIs & Re1dinz r. r. 7:iJ IL
~ 40 6n m For KevDort via Pala & Re1dng X. r..
AS ii a H., 2:i5, 1870 For Vineland Brligetoa
Alssntnc H ia COCK - p III j. r. WOOD H. H. NIEMAN
S&T a p & X T. R. q. p A.. z. r. r. acrg Supt
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VxyEST SHORE ROUTE,

M EOl SIlOnL nv p,,ar
w via West Shore OF Hudson River. ,,r vo,L
On and after Monday August 70 trains On N,ao
M, ehare and Eneio Railway will leave via DcsDrosses
and Coftl2ndt Street Ferries as iono"s
For Saratoga, 1I:ZO =. M; 500 D. u on uc 2.io
For Albany aud CatsklI NlIAge' . d. me- '-'O 49,
%. M. A.. D. ,,,.t, rYorsa statton II 30 A. m
For ssueerties sS a. H.. IL 20 a. m; $50 y IN
tor Stamford and SATURDAYS Only 2,yv p M
For EsaeIskill Hunter. summit. Pine bl. nntD'Cs,
M ll.zO a M. $50 nj a. m Tram runs "siv !" sun"
nit ,..,.s po,oh kee,.is Marlboro g O. IN. 10
~ 40 H. M 3 20 D. and ll:2O a. H.; 3.oO p Ill., or
Kingston 40 . nm II. % a IN $50 D. m. 4 so
p fnn2nw West Point Cranston's 80 m ,SVo N;
". m 800 4: TO-. 43O D. H. o'<O D. III. %
~ "a LOO IN CIaDstOnA - IT.. .a,,to.
Offices.
.ra,w o,ber trains except sunday ,., - 81, o.,
Ijy naror cars 10 Phpulca Cassll houh''"S U" AA-"
a. n train , car, on ll2O and $50 D. NJ trains for
CstskilL Albany and Saratoga
oL,. and time tab e al and nj onlces o' '1s
Jersey ity Penps ylvdnlI kdrOdu 5ta,,on Ne,s
Conr 81 and Annex Office toot on No
Vary ritv No. 60 POI 26l. 4lv. $50 lszS 49,,
Linton sanar. NO 73T Ct1ave. No loo iss,' snt ton
railroad station Desbrossesst' anu ioo'
Cortandtst ~ om...
HENRY MoNETT. General Passenger Agent
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STEAMBOATS, ana Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE 70 THE WEST.
VII pnfadeirhfa Rafmore md WashultQn.

Via Philadelphia. Baltimore aud Washington
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Rh. Depoti
mr. except sunday for Washington and al points -
m, DAILY FAST EXPRESS. through seepng cosehes
west
~ MIDNIGHT daily for washington and all points West
For Time Tables Ticke1 sleeping Borths and basBss
apply At Companvs ONCE 3D. y and 695 BroadNaY 90
Fulton at. Brooklyn.
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
u sAToNlo and NAUGArUOK RAiLRoApS-steies .
leave Clthsrine-.liD III J. 3:5J ~ 'tttI. "a"
River, $40 n N. Fare lowerthan ~ a1y ottbrtpth -
TOR R0ND0UT, KINGSTON. AND CATS
II KILL MOUNTAINS, tan hing 20 Cra1stpn'S Cornylh.
Newburg Marlboro Milton, Ppkespse Es)pus conneclng
with Ulster aad Delaware sony Cove AMI kaaters ss[
roads steamboat CITY Of Springfield eaVsj Tuesday lnur>
day SATURDAY, stJ p ~ from uarrisonst
P0NDOUH and Kingston Iine--Steamer
III James W. Baldwin leaves Monday edne sday ano t
day al from foot HarrtOnst. making uSus ianhbo
and connecting with Ulster Delaware and stony Glove H.
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FALL RIVER LINE.

NORWICH LINE ,.,,,
~ To Boston, Worcester Nashua Portland lni te Eask
'e NO" ''o" CRY OF WORCESTER,
Without exoepon ths most elegant boat tbs Soun All
the iavOrte CITY OF BOSTON
leave Pier No 40 North River iooiof Wattss. next pier
Ferry daily Sundays at6l5
Drawing Room ars ere run through without change TO
Boston, Worcester Portland White Mountains from New
London 4:4l
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excursions.

| RETURNING, leave GLhN IsLAND IGl, q lan7na
for Pier Is onlv; 1 p mg 1r S5dsL oniyi
sad 49, m, for 3ds and Jevers Wharfony $50 m.
for 3jrt only 8. 730 $3.50 all landings.
accents. EXCURSION TICKETS 40 CENTS.
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sEIHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as tnc
4 NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

Arrangement Of trans taxing eject July 10, 1888.
Ga iu.-DaY except SUNDAYS Day Express, a"llgro
coaches T. Bingharnton Eimfs and BunAo sleeping
coaches to Cieyelanl Cincinnati ana Shlc4go ~, -.
charge Tor fast time Pullman sleeping Coaches to Buff.
faO arriving 7:2b a. nj Niagara Falls a. ~ SALAMANCA
o5 Cleveland l4o mi Cincinnati zap; 20 p w.
Detroit $40 p. Ioledo 523 p IN; anu 4hoi~hapohs
3d. m afy)-Pacinc Express for tho West SOLID Train
Pullman Day and eleogtnE Coaches to Bl1ghsnton'
Hotel and Hunet smoking caches 10 Chicago.
Rutherford and Ps.saie g. 2 30, $50 go 1920 an IL
noon lao g. 800. 44O $40 $50 Clio. $50 80 l0So pm.
~ midnight. Sundays 49, IO'2o H. IA'' o'oo' D. u"
rAtefseu s. 100 7:so 9s9 1920 . m ~ noon la5: 3
~ midnight suadays o. $780, 10 ~ M l>' 'o' '''o
Newark and Paterson via Newark SAB $40. llso
$40 . 3Uy Szg Sundays MAJ sG q H. so $50
saGern 3, 700. s. o. 1920 M l4o S.s1 $50 $50
$40, $50 2. m. and Y midnight
warwick 7i60G m, 43OP m o,o ,o
spn Snscai ard Kingdom and Montgomery m 4ao
Se aSsh.n, s. 100 o. 1920 $50. 4'o. g. slS p m.
S iss0 VIII Ss!d RaTesd a.
r1 p.t t. M I- ass 90 M sls p
day 80 1920 q m. 8. $3.50 and p. m - -
from s'.s m 10 s:45 ,. M and at l.4o and ll4S
csei or passage and apartment. in Drawing Room and
and transfer baggage be LEFT At the Compsns oncss
Nos 26l 4Ol or s57 Broadway. lsI Westst n L" NO
IIpss. trains the West srivs In Ssw.Yok At Tho
and fi'29 m ana a s32 Gem pa,.r Agent N.wYorr.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY;
~ TRAINS for Engewood. Ciostsr Fremont snd
Ny4cs 10 $50 10 and SV i 3D. 1''
Nanas spns Valley and Monsey 7lo. 10 m also p M
Sundays 10 q N AnBoTT oenr Passr A gent NewYorh-
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3teamboats ano Railroads.
BOSTON, VIA sToNINGToN LINE.

Steamers NARRAGANsETr and SToSINGToN
oauy Except SUNDAY from Pier 33 y r., Jayst At M
lhfee morning landing through 10 Bos
ton.
PROVIDENCE LINE.
For Provdence direct and resorts on Bsy
steamers RHODE lSLA \ u and MASSAChUSE IT'S from
Pier 20 ~ H., Wsrren-st. daily except sundays, p m
+. w. PCPPLE, Gent Pass. Agent
No. III Nest.st. New.York.
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Che Gurt.

CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
~ AUTUMN MEETING.
commencing saturday. septsmbor 1. and every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND SATU RDAY
10 september ~: Races promptly st O'Clock
LEONARD w. JEROME, President
J. q. K LAWRENCE, secretary.
CARATOGA RACES
until August 30. JAS NJ MARVIN. Pre,t
&. WHEATLY, Sec
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CHARMS
~ CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY

- CITY RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
ONCE Pier Is y. A., foot Of Coitlanl-st.
Copsignments freight forwarded directed to any part
oithe world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery OF all kials % irosnt anu msr
ehandise 10 any part OF the civ.
sEAAND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight OF description promptly nSh'eed 10 any pom"
in the harOOr at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,. EARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TYR FOR EXCURSIONS.
steamers John H. s;arin anil Erastus Corning FOR NEW
HAVEN leave Pier 10 " r.. at p. daily. Saturdays
exceptedl
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co. between New-York and
N.w.usyen care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight for points L. 4 w. KH. received at Pier ID
For NewHavsn and points East. al Pier Is
NORTH SHORE ATEN LASD.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents via steamers from Iron Fer H. H. 1901 o
Whtcnallst
CENTRAL SHIPYARD, Communipaw, y. J.-Dry Docks
Machine and Boiler shoDs Everything ao9ertanns 10 the
COZ stlrctlon and 'epair OF vessels
gJ,ROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.-New
1 s,eamers y A kAIOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
"a LnrstOphor-sL daily except SATURDAY
tp an connecting tralnstJt anp0iaLs North
SUNDAY steamer touchests AlDaU
TIME SPECIAL NETWORK
l. WHITE MOUNTAINS
E~nress train with paor and other cars hrougn VIII on
and aor aiy 1883 leave ira1i csibra DoSb. a. - ~
H. and H. 4. r. AT III my Yaoop n Ne,nort VsrmonI
11s,,ac arriving III
in Parlor car engaged IN vance Az ~ mar
ticket Oucen q. g Depot OF ~ lin t PSI FAD g. Ia
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
j On and after July 9, 1888,
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AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
fseaye NswYork via Desbrossss and Cortsndt Street
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s;RAIys EACH WAY wEEKPAYSS r HER ON
SEa 5 FE TIE A9T rME coNrET
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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lee New YORK. Transfer Company will oall for and check
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chARLks PU0H, J.R. WOOD
General Manager General Psssr Aren't
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iHEoLDEsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN
SUNDAY, SSTATIOSS IN PHI ILADELPHIA,
q IN NEw-YOkK

~gBLE TRACK TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
kENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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" LONG BRANCH, n. J.
OPEN UNTIL SEPTEMBER.
LAIRD q VAN CLEAF Prop
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HOUSE
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way Thirty -fourthst