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Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23
College Itans

College Items.
 Prof. Bailey's declamation exercises with the sophomores will be omitted for time.
 The freshmen displaced 8 large number of very heavy s'bangers" yesterday A very unusual fracus in chabel before service called forth President Porter's reproval. There was no large rush at any time. This carry ing bangers is silly custom utterly without excuse for it's existence.
 Messrs. Crocker, (captain,) Coolidge, Lov- ering and Baker, members of Harvards nine of last year. will play this season. Three men from 'S3, four from '94, four from 1855 and two from '86 are trying for positions on the nine.
 The Harvard Glee club will give a concert in Chicago during the spring recess.
 The latest arrangement with the heiotype company furnishes the albums at $15 each, provided seventy five orders are secured.
 The Harvard union has debated the sub- jeet of co education at Harvard with such effect that although on the vote taken before the debate as to the merits of the question the audience was strongly in the negative yet at the close the vote was largely in the affirmative.
 A very fine window will be placed in 8 re- tired place in Battell chapel to commemorate the memory of the late Loring W. Andrews 1he money which he had in his own name at the time of his death is to go toward estab- fishing library of text books for poor stu dents to be called ''The Loring Andrew Memorial Library"
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23
ACard of Thanks,

The undersigned relief committee for the German sufferers take this method to extend thanks to the contributors, especially to those who are not Germans by birth or education. Committee-John Ruff, Frank Chandler, Abram Krauss, William Dahlmeyer, George J. FauIhaber
 New Haven, Feb. Fist, 1883.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23
wtIkins Guartl. C. e

The Wilkins Guard, O. N. G., had grand ball last evening at Union armory. It was numerousIy attended despite the weather. The officers of the company are Captain, George w. Ladieu; first lieutenant, Wm. R. Reyes. The Second regiment orchestra, George Streit leader, furnished the music
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23
APieasant Place of Resort.

Richard McCauley has at considerable ex- pense fitted up his saloon, 169 Wallace street, in an attractive manner. His stock of ales and lager is very fine. Choice cigars can always be found there.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23

Ladies should wear Hop Plaster over the small of the back, as 1t cures all pains and aches. 25 cts. at any drug store. All ready to apply. feb20 6d1w
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23

Catarrh, dyspepsia constipation and rheu- matism is often the result. "Wilsonia' will cure all, or half the money refunded. See advertisement, 2d page, or Elm street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23
SpefiaI 8Gtitss.
Beers National Gallery
 242 Chapel Street,

and examine specimens of their fine work. And it won't cost but VERY LITTLE more, while there, to have your Photographs made in style not to be excelled in this country.
 Our trade is immense, and just because we are na- king the FINEST work at prices about ONE-HALF LESS than other Galleries In this city. We have been doing 1t oyer Thirty
 Years at 242 Chapel Street. and shall continue during 1883 to furnish our patrons with hne Photos st only S1 and g per dozen. afford to pay, jag su
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23
Veteran Odd Fellows.
German Relief Eunh.

To-day George A. Faulhaber sends draft to Germany for $2, 241. 65 for the sufferers by the German floods. Following are tic con tributors
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23

Physicians prescribe Browns Iron Bitters for indigestion, weakness, low spirits etc. f23 6d1w
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23
The Foot Guards Ball.

The ball of the Foot Guards, it being their 108th annual, on Friday, March ?, at Union armory, will be not less successful than those of former years. There is much ina uiry for tickets of admission.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23

The finest Mayonaise dressing for all kinds of salads, cold meats, raw tomatoes. plckIed salmon, cabbage, etc., is Durkee's Salad Dressing. Better and more economical than home made. f22 6s
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23

The new firm of Schneider $ Staub, mer- chant tailors, at the old headquarters of Mir. Schneider, No. 407 State street, opposite COURIER office, are now ready to take orders for gents spring wearing ap- parel They have large and handsome new stock just arrived, and can refer to host of friends and patrons. Moderate prices are al- ways maintained W. Schneider, Anton Staub, late with A. Ullman, on Chapel street.
 feb21 If
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23

them to bear their share of military duty. On military occasions the rivalry of the guilds became so great under Henry the VIII that he forbade extraneous performances and re- stricted the companies to simple duties of military service. An ordinance of 1864 of the city of Chester provides that the annual pageant, according to ancient custom, should consist of four giants, one unicorn, one luce, one camel, one ass, one dragon, six hobby horses and sixteen naked boys. It cost five pounds to make giant and other expenses were enormous.
 Such were the guilds of the 18th and 14th centuries Out of them grew new class of workmen, who worked for wages. Men got 1 to be continually cn the tramp. They form l ed their own associations. Out of the union of building lodges in 1452, which constructed the great cathedraIs, grew the order of Free naasons which still lives
 Contrasting the associations of old with | those of to day, the speaker said that the 1 economical needs are the same now as then, and we have at the present day. doing essen tially what the guilds did, but on larg- l CT scale, organizations counting their members by the half million, owning branches in four continents and ex- 1st1ng at an annual expense of $500, 900. The functions of the old guilds are precisely like those of the present trades unions.
 The lecturer gave some account of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers, their pur- poses and rules, and said it would be easy to prove that strikes are not the invention of the unions. Some account of strikes was given to prove the l statements just made, and the lecturer said ]: Even the 'sRattening' which has been held up to reproduction as peculiarity of trades l unions, IS an invention several centuries old. 1 In conclusion the lecturer said ''Whether we speak of the guilds of the present or the trades unions of the middle ages, we are speaking of institutions which, different as they are in everything external, are, to one who looks below the surface, creation of essentially the same economic needs and the same impulses of human nature"
 1 Veteran Odd Fellows.
 Nearly sixty members of the association of veteran Odd Fellows were called to order yesterday at the meeting in their hall on Orange street. by Thomas c. Hollis. There was an interesting reunion among the gentle men, many of whom are getting well along ir life. The oldest was Henry H. Foote, oi Quinnipiac Lodge, who united with the order in 1889. Philip Pond made a fine address reviewing the history of odd fellowship. There are living but three or four who wert members of the order in this State at the time of it's organization in 1889, and of the first Grand Lodge member the only one sup posed to be alive is Rev. Dr. w. E. Vibbert
 rector of the Episcopal church in Fail
 Haven.
 [ There was a banquet commencing at
 o'clock in the afternoon. at which 8 grea
 many things suited to Washington's birthday
 were said by one and another present.
 1 The present officers were re elected
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23
Immprtant VIII Case.

Judge L. E. Munson, of this city, goes to Brooklyn today to make an argument on an important will case before the surrogate, in voIving nearly half million dollars There are $1oo, 1000 in specific legacies. The case occupied about two weeks in the hearing.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23

The well known strengthening properties of IRON, combined with other tonics and most perfect nervine, are found in Carter's Iron Pills, which strengthen the nerves and body, and improve the blood and complex
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23

Dyspepsia disappears when Carter's Liver Bitters are used and for weak stomach, in- digestion, constipation, &c, they cannot be excelled.
 Wholesale by Richardson $ O.; all drug gists at retail. f21 6d Ivy
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23

Wholesale by Richardson $ Co.,; all drug oists at retail. f21 Sd Ivy
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23
CARRIE SWAIN.

by Pat Rooney, the Irish comedian, and his great combination company, at Peck's Grand Opera House, will be of a varied and novel character.
 CARRIE SWAIN.
 Saturday afternoon and evening Carrie Swain in sfMab, the Miners Daughter" will greatly please those who appreciate conscien- tious acting and the bright activity of a young and enthusiastic actress.
 MAID OF ARRAN.
 There were good houses yesterday at both performances of the Maid of Arran" at the New Haven Opera House. The excellent acting gives point to the remarks of an ex- change, which recently said 'tMore such plays as the Maid of Arran' would help to elevate the stage and keep it above the level of mediocrity and out of the cesspool of dis reputableness into which so many badly con- structed and sensational dramas are bound to plunge it. The Maid of Arran' is charm ing graceful, natural play, made all the more charming in the hands of artists who are true to nature, and conscientiously portray the characters they assume"
 THE PARvENU
 A fair sized audience was present last even ing at Carlrs Opera House to witness the performance of Godfrey's comedy, the ''Par- venu,n by Lester Wallack's company. The comedy, which is, with the exception of a few places in the first act, perfect success
 
 logues, was carried out with great spirit and vivacity and was heartily laughed at and ap plauded, not, however, as much as it merits. It is in some parts even uproarious, and al- though one of the best entertainments of its kind, yet, like too many of this modern school, it contains passages which, while we can hardly call them vulgar, are decidedly suggestive to say the least. The few attempts at mechanical effects, such as the scenes of the boating parties, though not elaborate by any means, were still quite clever and added considerable to the effect of the performance. The chief merit of the play was it's interest awakening power, due mainly to its almost innumerable bright points and happy sentiments. The acting as a whole was very good, the cast being sub stantially the same as the cast which origi- nally produced the play in Wallacks theater in New York. The impersonations of May Ledger by the beautiful Miss Adele Measor, and of the old s'ParVenu," MT. Joseph Ledger, M. F., by Mir. William Elton, de- serve especial praise. Byron never uttered truer words than when he said; Physicians mend or end us. D But while doctors disagree, all the world has agreed that there is no remedy equal to Dr. R,,lI1u narr1, GxzvuT
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23
EntertatnmenIs.

1hOOINLI AUGMENTATION. The performance next Saturday evening by Pat Rooney, the Irish comedian, and his great combination company, at Peck's Grand Opera House, will be of varied and novel character
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.

Washington's birthday was duly celebrated yesterday in many ways. Many stores were closed part of the day, and the banks and va rious institutions were not doing business. Flags were displayed on the Green and from some buildings. The theaters were well pat ronized, and the college boys took occasion to make 8 display of ''bangers." Good order prevailed throughout the city, and the memories of people were greatly refreshed regarding the principles of our government
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23

From this deduct $50 already sent, $10 % for expenses by A. Krauss and $7.25 by w. Dallmeyer, leaving balance in the hands of Treasurer Faulhaber of $2, 24165.
 The committee will meet this afternoon at o'clock, at MT. Thallmeier's, Chapel street, and present 8 resolution of thanks to Mir. Carll for the use of his opera house, and to other citizens for their kind assistance.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23
Friday. Feb. 23, 1883.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.

NRW ADVERTXSEMENTS TO-DA ? Ales And Lager-Richard McCauley. Browns Iron Bitters-At Druggists. Diamond Dyes-At Drugggts. For Rent-Store-A. L. B. Fer Rent-Ground-X. Y. For Rent-Store-T. R. Trowbridge Co. IrOn Bitters-At Druggists'. Inducements This Week.. H Kearney. Kidney Wort-At Druggists. Lost-Gold Watch-39 Whalley Avenue. Meeting-Tax Committee.
 To Publishers And dEditors-Hubbard's Directory. Vegetable Compound-Lydia E. Pinkhan. W&nted-Rooms-ThisO Office. Wanted -Man-67 Chapel Street.
 Wanted-Situation-460 StAte Street. Wanted d-Situation-184H St. John Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23

Byron never uttered truer words than when he said; Physicians mend or end us." But while doctors disagree, all the world has agreed that there is no remedy equal to Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23

Use Brummenss Celebrated Cough Drops. The genuine have A. H. B. on each drop. B. H. Douglass Son, E. A. Whittlesey, O. s. Leete
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23

Saturday afternoon and evening Carrie Swain in ssMab, the Miners Daughter" will greatly please those who appreciate conscien- tious acting and the bright activity of a young and enthusiastic actress
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-23
SIIAD.

SHAD! SHAD {!
 CuiIford Long Clans, Round Clans, Scollops, Salmon, SmeIt, Bluefish. Lake White fish, Halibut. etc, etc., al
 CHARLES REEDS, 59 Church Street, opp. POstOfice.
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WEST SHORE ROUTE,
w via West SHORE Of Hudson fiFor

ara after Monday, July trains on % "es n
Shore and Buffalo Railway will leave VIA Do'pio'so' @a
(oTtlsndi st. ferries A. foiowh
For Saratoga. IL 10 a W.. $50 D. m an ON
Por Albany and cstsktl village iiio M o'' " m''
Psr psienvils cairo Mountain Honso station liioa m
T0f Sangerties IL. 10 A. ni 4lo m ,~ aSo
For stamford iI0a aud my o,y p IN ~ an
Fof Kaatetski Hunter. summit Pine in rnbmVi~ o'o.
D. m IL lOa m; 2.50 .. To-. $50 D. mi oao H. "hn rua'
o1sy Highland Pcaghxespsis Marlboro 1872 a. m
"a. an. go tn. 4l0 .. m. aud S10 IN Tor Kingston
Nswbnrs 5soa M $3.50 a. m- lilo a m- 2;ooP. m.
S'So T. nj wssi Point Cranstcns $50 M $50 M
ii:ioa M 26o p. M $50 p H. >'io y M Wv" "- "
For time Local points south Of u"o
ofucos. 49, ...,n. daily except SUNDAY.
DAILY car 10 Phenicia. In cstskiu Mountains on
lilo A. m. trains nm I.iOa M ana $3.50 d. m trains for
CstskuL Albany and s~iA'"s~-
S., md timetables Mt stations ana at oheos OF the
e.mpsss Jersey c ps.Dsyyans s nss Of Fntaa
p,arrn NO IourL-st, and Annex omov 10 ~
CIV Noa fB2. 2UI, Zoi Aiv. 0sn Aozs
Rrosawsv no 7y7 6theye No 100 80. sd IT,, o5 oyt
spa station oo VI eofs
ispdt-st
Psslor car ssats reserved staIi Offices
HENRx MoNETT,
General Passenger Agent
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SIARlNS ,on TN. vsporr.r1oN
COMPANY.
Office Pier ~. n. H. foot OF Cortlsnftst
Consgnmens freight forwarded directed TO any part
ofthe world.
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders for delivery Of ala knis OF freight and mr
chandse any part Of tho CITY.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGuTERA0E.
FREIGHT OF every promptly gherod 10 any point
IN the h@rbor reasonable rates
sTEAMEoATs BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
Steamers John H. siarn and Ersstus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier 10 n. H.. at y. daily Saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO. between Ne"-Yofk and
New.Iaven. Care and dispat guaranteed
Freight points ID. L. a w fR received a. Pier ID
For New Haven and points East. at Pier IL
NORTH SHORE ArEN ISLAND.-kloven Miles Tor
Tan anf. via steamers from fior n IL. fool o
Wbitehallst
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, Communipaw. N. J.-Dry Docks
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appsrtanins ~ the
naDd,a of
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+ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

NEw.YORK PASSENGERS-Leave Jamesslp So 1th.
@ sos IL % p1s es oS sns
tso a3h ssa IL Il .n sos 40S sr e sOSs So' m
LEAVE LONG ISLAND CITY FOR - =.
BABYLoN-s:o5. s:Ss. ll'o5 n. $40 t55. 'S' 1'''
Pm sunday $50 300 a N, 1;sa 30, = n. sn,,v
.PATcHoGUE- $3.50 n. s:ss. ABS. 5:sS p. m saniv'
Fis RI Roc R 1905 1905 NJ POS $50 40
bS5 eos 7:05 o. m 1915 hight wednesday and SATURDAY
oaly. SUNDAYS 8 90 hS0 IL a m 4Sl 1880 $500 m
SAG HARBOR-s:35a M. S;35 '4.oO. o:Sop III suhuAS'
'SREEyPoRT SHELTER ISLAND ,-s:s5 a. m. s:3j
IS II sxaRess PaRoa CAR TRAIN on,
Special Limited and Regular Full Rate Tickets sood o ''
GARDEN CITY. HEMPsTEAD-ss5, eos a. M lS5
BSs AIS $685. 6S5p 1910 night "Wednesday and saint
day only Sundays9 1885 m Garden City oniy $780, o'''
heLEN COVE. SEA CLIFF LOCUST VALLEY. OYSTER
BAY1S.S5. sos IN: l35. 4:S5 $685. 635 p IN sundays
VI Mip1lNs1TiSSGfoN. &oRraPoRr-sos NJ tO5 e1pre,s
Ass SIS. 635 N. SUNDAYS sos a m, $3.50 p IA NJ. -
xq %1%H Ge AS6 SEsAf NECK lBs&vcHess fs5
lays ana SATURDAYS only. 1918 night Sundays $685.
tlSSa M, S:5j. 81 3 % D. M xyu,rrsroSr = q,
P:t5 1905. 1885 M on 2S5 SS5. AS sos 5:S9 CO
ss5 7os 7S, sIo 1898 m ~ - night sunday SO
70 GoNd BEAcH-sOs 1905 400 M POS, $780, 49,.
sS5 500. 7:o' s?5p m Sundays $50 $50 Il a m .a
asss 10 q NJ daily Hos san%sg .n nom Long
Z EHfGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenge
IL trsas depct foot Of Cortsni and Desbrosses Sta
s as.a S' Ss saS 9saai ioS
ery Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo AMI the West Pullman
- m for Ession ssthIsheun IN Coolsy
Trains leaving al s:iOa m aid $40 p m connect TOT
al points in Mahanoy and Hsaetoa Goa re1SS A hE
Genspa Eastern ONCE Of Church and coranat SITS
n AZ Il. IL. "A.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after July 9: 1888.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
zsnsleavs NewYork and coftlandt Street
Harrisburg PisSurG the west and South with Pullman
aTc a ssS q ac sa
ssSs e9 e's @s
Baltimore Washington and the south Limited Washington
Of puIlaaa rsror Care daily except sunday 10
Ssssssss an and L n ieS r VI.
Va a. s:d p fnG q sn S y Dsa' and IL night vi,
yer sessts t r. ? m and ~ nigh,
f tn,s su car on pm train.
ssd sSusn and sd lO ena
s siss va Railway and Aneoy 7'io and m. ~ noon
,sssss, ;ssp i xseSy r.tt5 49, : = - = - 80
s.oosiys Lnnsn connect with a. .hrough tram.
ssey CITY. anording speedy and direct transfer for
sDs sss, p,,,.bu,r 600 and m 7so and
Wan n daily and daily except sc1dy o Prom a
e 81 a S1 esu
n sss oso Gao 81 az s' 500 ssS
90 sp ESQ., 81 nos 'i'' nj '''0 '''' $780, 1890
TO PHILADELPHIA
shh 'LnEsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
TrR 5NS:sx EACH WAY wETKpAyss v 44SSPp,e ON
3iN sEw.YoRK
OgMs fLEE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
ANs VIII 1aE A EzsTtsT TINE arsf CONSISTENT
"pess Trims eAyv Eew.Yori via Desbrosses and Cort-
Ago street Ferries = follows
~, " and 10 LiaItedl IL a NJ l. 1920, $40 4.
H. sne y N. and ~ night SuDdayG o. 70 LIN
exesus. DC ~ nnr =. g. and gp m. and ~ nigat
frsins leave Sev-York daily. except soaday. at
.csnden. - '-s $1,000" - -''A''" "~~
a,sIsas trains sroads. Station 1901.
s1v a@A 40 Except Monday. 800. 1850. $40 $50,
80 tl.iU ~. Limited Express loo and b:zu ID
&S4ae,eso. 7,i5 and $40 .. m. ON sunday. f2sol'
40 sze sxs. ass $50 (S.2v Limitsd ~ T4s
Ticket efsess ss5 IA sna aroaavs, A.,a, Hama
EsoSso pesbfosses and Cortlandr alta. Court and
Anuex s,ation foot fuiton-sL, Brooklyn
xnd us Huason-st, Hobokea station, Jsrssy CITY.
In rinkst onoA Ne battery Place ana Castle Oar.
~s55syc from hotels apA fssidsasss.
ohAkLks 4. PU0H, IL WOOD
General Manager. General Psssr Aren't
huf BOATS-CITlZENY LINE.--New
IA ls'ss'2sfs SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY Pier
IN ~ ~ 1901 OF daily except saturday
oSn6Sv VIA aorhisx tfnnsfof all points NORTH
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UuE spECIAL NEW YORK
FTNHE ERIE RAiLWAl, now known an the
i NEW. YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
"a

a II,
L NEW.YoRK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
Arranzcmen Mt OF trains taking erect July 10, IsNo
Ga m-Dsiiy except sundaJs Day EIpres. awning room
Coaches T. Binghanton Elmfa and buffalo sleeping
@ n m sDaiyJ~.st Louis Llmiied" EIpress- oItra
charge for t.i time Pullman sssPns Coaches 20 Bni
7.O5 M Cleveland lao p mi Cincinnati y 20 p m ~
Louis s49 M se'S9a Soy as u anS 1i.nspo
sp "a Danyl-Paci6o Express for the West Solid Train
OF Pullman Day and sleeg,ng Coaches 70 bingham Ton
H 0. and STn ass. Icas coaches cacsso
$40 IN. -Emizrant train for !he Wesi an mon -,
~ midnight sundays O. $50 LOGO Ilo ESQ., D.
$50 G ESQ bS2 2so Fl 70 1880 S9sp q .as
Newark and Paterson VIA Newark e.S sac. li,so m
nights only Sandays ;i5 a m SAG e'SG 10 6ao Gan
SSoTa nd az %S T. .2lO saad.5 Ss6 %
lao. $50. p. III. and ~ midnight
SswSSs an. MSV corn NV 7Sd a H. $780, lso p m
sun sSaSoa nI AID Kingdom and Montgomery ne 4sO
sssss. 20 H., l.aS s9s asG $780, Si' m
sp mfsai.sSsn M 80 s. a. So 40 g. al6 m
soSdsy ieso Win aSosa a. ana
The m tram s'oYs at On nsiosi only' q a,. m finn
day $50 1920 a m. O. Ci3D and p. m
Boat. leave 2Sd nc n aao ana TaGn h'ur
for passage snS an W. os oc ans
and transfer o. baggage s At the compspys olces
sos 26l 4ol or 957 Broalway isI wet 81, NJ Z" No.
piss. trains from the in kewYOrk At 7O
and fi29 m ana ,e32P ~ p...r AssDt Nsryors
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY:
~ Trains leave for Engswood. closter PsInont and
SEQ a 10 ~ s nae 1Ie $40 $50
Haaee sefnx Valley and Monsey TAO 10 m 1850 D. H.
sunusy' 10 NJ ABBOTT. e.ur Pss-r Aren't Nev.Ysrt
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'IROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.-New
10 a sS'1sfs sAkAIooA ana CITY OF TROY leave Pier
IN ~ ~ oc, Of daily except SATURDAY a.
Sn6S esnnG Win morning trans Tor all points
--1ss ssesmsx teaches 1t Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-14
Hlinlua.
Business Chances.

CTORAGE SALE.-On the 11th day of Sep
- temDer 1888 O'Clock will he sold satisfy liens
charges the goods stored under the names OF
the following pei Rosa A Moore Betty Lewis Helen
IIotor Ba rker. Edward s. Ryder Edward Denmsn.
Oers, H. Felt Rosa ands Frederick r. Sanders Felix u.
DeFUutslne Alice Warner Henry L. Under wood George
Powers John savage EAGLE STORAGk- lvS lVo and lUI
West $50 st.
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9teamboats ano Railroads.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RR,
FROM STATION OF

FROM STATION OF
NEw-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
FOOT OF LIBERTY.sT. NORTH RIVER.
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON
Sundays at s:iS a m: $780, ~ p.
Direct Wayne Junction for GernantoTn anu
nesn1 n,d M At SOumOaaVo Tor
FOR scHooLEYs MOUNTAIN. BUDD's LAKE AND
LAKE HOPATCoNG.
At9 q IN; D m.
FOR WILLIAMSBURG PENN.
Al Gas. 745, ga m; s:4S, p m
Ats45, a M /. 345. .. A:so $50 p. m. Sundays At
FOR ALLENrowN AND MAUcH CHUNK.
At646. 9s M. l. $40. $50 p. m
FOR wILKEsBARRE AND SCRANTON.
At 645, g q H.. 1855 y. m.
FOR READING, HARRISBURG. etc
AT $40. 7i45. D. ll:l6 a. m. l. l;Sr. T. $50. l2pm
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, ete e:ao ..,o.s
pm Sundays except ocean GTovel at s:45 a. mi ~
m; p IN.
FROM PIER g. NORTH RIVER, VIA SANDY HOOK
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. etc:
Except ocean Grove,. At a m.
FOR LONG BaANcH and intermediate stations ss ,un.
At4SO, g. Ioi5a 1915. 3;i3 4:So. eSop. m eu"-
days at o. ii a. m
FOR ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS
At430. 9l5 1915 a m; $3.50. 4'3O o. M
For information and time tables apply at NO d9 5hDerT n
st. ~ V or station foot of Lbery or al Pier O. Nor'n
River foot OF Rector-st u.vcocv
aenl Pass: and Ticket Agt: philadelphia
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