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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-03
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JOS. E. SIMMONS,
RBAh BS'TAFB AGBNI
AND
Notary Public.
Heuses and Lois FOR Sale, Money TO Loan
on Real Estate and other securities.
Houses Rented, Deeds, Mortgages,
and other Instruments made and
acknowledged.
Titles to Real Estate Examined

SoEon HOUSE OF ELEVEN ROgMs,
9Z0UO. two story frame, good barn and
of,sr improvements corner lot 3x1e rods; two
small sized blocks north of Twentieth Ward
SehooIhouse, and same distance from street
81 &ooAA 5x2e RODS ON sEREET G ar
$I2OO' line, Third South, two and a
half books east of Main street, half a block
vest Of Hammond Hall, Eighth Ward.
&1000 WHOLE LOT, l0Xl6 RODS,
g4OOO' Twentieth Ward, two and
half blocks lsmau siael north of Twentieth
Ward Scheolhouse, and same distance from
9E 90 "a WHOLE LOT, I0xlO RODS
@'1SV' coed building spot, beautiful view
Of the city, in Twentieth Ward.
x0RO AGREAT BARGAIN FORY0BNG
@o0V' coanles, two eligible building spots
id the Eleventh Ward, about half block
from ear line, exl9 rOds, $3.50 eaoh; in the mar
ket only q few days
al 0n0 G0OD CHANCE 10 ST.
PAfSVo' c1Ee home; substantial brick
HOuss Of tRO Tooms wash house and other
gteaA sized blocks north OF Twentieth Ward
"a T50e oNB OF THE MOST DRsIR.
PS3t ON' able places in the city, com
handing q beautiful view OF the same, and
being IN O healthy location; q COED adobe
house Of I've rooms, closet, cellar, summer
IStehen, good oisteER, cost S1o0, barn, and SO
forth; corner lot, IOLl0 rods. and we'll fenced;
f9lr small blocks north of Twentieth Ward
sehOOlhoUse.
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DAVID JAMES

Has in stock a large supply OF Iron
Hose, and Lead Pipe, Pumps and
Fittings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-03
DAVID JAMES

Keeps in stock the --latest Improved
Plumbers Materials TO be found in
the Eastern Markets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-03
DAVID JAMES

Has in stock the Latest Designs in
Gas Fixtures, selected per- ouaily
while IN the East the past winter.
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$50 sc1v1zN - -S1Oe1LIs5
,ql Io> SJqs3Tns 'sQHVO aJVKv4B
o65 10 E9SuBA RJI2ns0d
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-03
DAVID JAMES
Is Sole Agent for the Jackson Ven
tilating Crate. and Fire on the Hearth
Crates, Stoves and Nantes.
DAVID JAMES

Is Sole Agent for the Otto Silent
Gas Engine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-03
DAVID JAMES

Has a large force of First-clase
Plumbers, Steam and Gas Filters, and
is prepared to do Plumbing and
Steam Fitting On the very latest im4
proved plans as adopted by Eastern
cities, and solicits the continued pat
ronage OF the citizeEs Of this city and
vicinity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-03
DAVID JAMES

Is Sole Agent for the Hartford
Glass Water Closets, and keeps in
stock the Hellyer, Hygeia, Zanes.
Jennings, and Whites Sanitary
Closets, AL OF which are tirst-clsss.
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DAVID JAMES

Has in stock a large assortment! Of
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron Roofing, and
Galvanized Iron, and is prepared TO
do all kinds of Tin, Copper and Sheet
iron Work. Stove Furniture q spe-
eialty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-01
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY ssa-TwElvE

maiden name on the dissolution of unhappy marriage
not strictly accurate. She H. indeed the charming
and intellectual portrayed In the correspond
ents enthusiastic description but her talent Is moro
versatile than The TRDUNEs article would indicate. 1t
is quito erroneous to suppose that "her works all
Chinese or Persian" She has written number of most
charming littlo D0velcttes OF European lite and In q
totally different style from that Of her Oriental works.
In the curious volume Les Cruautes do FAmour will
be found htorles rvaing The graceful humor OF Andre
Ihuiict Her last volume OF short pieces "Isoline ct
II Fleur-Serpent" Osoine and the Serpent Flower,
opens with. a charming Breton romance Of totally
novel description Lucienne Is also q work uuno-
tced by THE TRBuyE's correspondeot-wh0 renders
the little of another Oi her works lie Lyre de Jade by
"rhe PoOk OF Jasper" Now Jade il not Jasper In
either language The reader woud he led suppose that
this little work was pnrey an imaginative The fact
Is the poems are really prose versions OF Chinese e
sionH, several OF which immemOriay Old. although
Immortality beautiful Another remarkable book of
judith Gauter not mentioned In TIRE TRIBUNE letter is
" Les Peupes ETanges-a very odd collection OF stories
relating To siam China and other parts Of the Orient
judith Gautcrs style. though r.ch is strong and
masculine Her books give the impression OF having
been written by Nevertheless she has inherited
enough OF ner ilnstrOas fathers pccuartes to justify
one Ia placing her among what On Camp ByOpic
%riiers-those who paint minutely like Theophllc
Gautier.
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EXCITEMENT IN OTHER CITIES.

PHILADELPHIA, June 3O.-City treasurer
Irvine tis afternoon informed the Receiver Of Isxesnot
10 receive trade dollars hereafter and the familiar sSn
no trade dollars received here" was displayed In the
oo MFR Irvine SAYS that n number OF the banks have
refused 10 receive dollars In large quantities. ana
IA he is ayersc TO storing them in the Treasury vaults DC
IA forced to take this course
Every bank in the city has closed down upon the trade
dollar In many the order against It's acceptance was
,ven ont Yesterday In others It was issued this morn
g. Tho coin ia not accepted Mt discount by the
banks but is absolutely refused Both the
n1 Philadepia and Reading railroad com palies nave
san.d orders 10 al agents ana officers directing heh 70
rse fo accept the CON- In the oce 81 the Register
- villa that trade dollars Will be received 10
Dastsd I'm "A conspicuous place. The private Duhlness
pouses which arc still accepting the trade doarS "e
doing 80 reluctantly
TRENTON. N j., June 30.-Great excitement exists
over tbe war on the trade dollar here. number OF dry
goods merchants came out in placards announcing 'na'
on ana after to-day trade dollars would not be
Others announced that on ana atief hohu'S 'uo 'D~
tionable coin will not be takcn
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o,o,vncras,es were not invasive OF the Church's
liberal genius They might exhibit lis charity and
liberation. but could not be inimical TO
its faith OF rubrics They might prophesy
it's progress while bearing stanch evidence
of its true origin and honored antiquity, and might
demonstrate that while some churches could con-
Time within the narrow range of the most con-
tracted order of service the big heart OF the ChuFch
Episcopal could, like the expansive air. cover me
everlasting hills and fill the green valleys with Its
incense"
The Rev. Herrick Johuson's resignation OF tho
pulpit of the Fourth Presbyterian Church has pcen
accepted by his congregation and he viii hence
forth devote his time to educational work.
The Rev. r. A. Holland, rector of Trinity Episco-
pal Church in this city, has resigned aud
accented the rector,hip of Trinity Church,
New Orleans. There has been much dis
satisfaction III the Chicago church Tor
some time past which has been mutual
in kind Dr. Holland is a very scholarly gentleman
and is one of the leading lights of the Concord
School OF Philosophy where he is to deliver a series
of lectures this summer.
Under the old twenty-fve-year grant the char
tiers of the street railway companies expire IN
July and under their provisions they will not have
the right TO use the streets after August l. The
companies claim that they have nothing to DO with
the city, hey obtained their franchise for ninety
nine years frOm the Legislature, but to avoid con-
trOversy they are willing to pay $50 car license
and to obigate themselves to keep sixteen
feet of the streets they use IN repair
IN consideration of an extension Oh
the franchise for twenty years. What VIII De done
cannot be told until the Council meets. but as some
Of the members are putting up schemes TO catch the
companies and rings of capitalists stand ready TO
take the franchises and pay handsomely, and the
franchises are worth at least million dollars an
interesting denouement may be anticipated. lhere
are already rumors of jobs.
The official report of the treasurer OF the recent
railway exposition shows that the receipts were
1928, 62s, and the disbursements $l33G33, leaving
deficit of about $4,000 which, considering the
magnitude of the affair and its experimental
nature, is considered as dong very well.
One of the results of the extraordinary star Route
expenditures was shown here this week, when
Judge Blodgett, of the District Court, was Obliged
to discharge his jury from lack of funds to pay them
Some of the theatres have been going through the
annual cleaning this week. McVickers will re-
open on Monday next with the Boston Theatre
Company in Love and Money and the Grand
Opera House with minstrel troupe Mckee
Rankin will appear at Hooley's IN the " Corslcan
Brothers, following Days Company who have
done splendid business. The Thomas summer
night concerts begin on July and continue until
August II.
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THE CR0PS or MINNESOTA.

WHEAT FAIR TO COOD-RAIN NEEDED IN THE RED
RIVER VALLEY.
ST. PAUL. June 30.-lt is learned from trust
worthy persons who have returned from extensive tours
OF observation the State and the Red River
Valley that the crop outlook at the present tlIne might
quoted good according to locality Corn ID
the southern part OF the State has good stand but
il very short. This IL owing 81 course TO the long
continued absence OF warm weather ana the last two or
days OF hot weather have done m re than al the
weeks preceding TO forward the growth and hardness
Rain has been plentiful everywhere except IN the Red
River Valley where II is badly needed, 80 badly IN TACT
that grave fears Of short crop entertainer by some
he stand quoted good, but the continued drouth
II affecting the strength Of the plants. ,
Through the park lregon OF Minnesota the wheat ~
looking remarkably we'll anG hope OF exceptionally
large crop justified As to the Red River region
well posted farmers say that while rain Is badly needed
yet is cause for absolute alarm, since last
year at this time the ground much dricr th, ~ Is
now and rain did not fall for weeks AT times THESE
farmers Red River valley can stand TOO t'le
great deal better than suspicion OF too much ram
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SpECULATORS ~ BUFFALO.
GREAT QUANTITIES OF IHE OBJECTIONABLE COINS
SHIFTED 10 THAT CITY


BUFFALO. June 3O.-lt was learned to-day
doars here The Buffalo banss iaei % sct m concert
with Ncv Yors institutions wucn the Altor refused 20
receive this com 40 par A. result the doprcca 81
money has boon shipped here iu lar-c Gums IL has
passed at ,ace value uut bink- opened this morn
INK The ness quickly spread about thr city. aad NOR
chants awakened hat they possessed unusual
quantities col The dollars. Men hurried 10 the banks and
brokers' offices 10 ascertain the extent OF the discount
All TIE banks refused them perrmporly, most Of the
officials Auditing they lad good many IN their
yauts Brokers hrst nxrd thc price at ninety cents,
aud Thousands wero sold az tbs tx a panicky
feeling prevailed rs Interested individuals gath
cred and discussed the probabilities OF the Government
redccmng currency The large busn ~ hoaae- took
the trade dollars throughout tlc dag al 90 cents but the
street railway companies would only allow 30 cents.
Several other corporations settled upon tins price, and
for an hour or two COVE the quotation at 60 The
feeling At the close Of business hrmcr 30 cents be-
Ing the rate The Cy Treasury holds about 5000 OF the
trade dolars ana they Will bc refused there hereafter
Secretary Ma:fhcon the Manufacturer and Traders
Bauk said thai thoy would hold AL the trade dollar
now IN the BANK believing that they Will rise in value
after the first hurry Is The Institution has about
10. 900 In its vaults.
J. W Hrdgcmau, Of the Merchants Bank, said that
Emilio had been ardy. II should have acted III concert
with New.York Other places have. and finding Buffalo
slow they had sent large quantities. OF their money IN
for pufchiss The only way Tor tno uO'InnIph ~ ~
vns 10 redeem the dollar, give gold or greeiback- Tor ~
han melt n no and give a legal dollar ia payment
I'VE have . 900 these dollars In our Vault he SAID
i.',L. We shel ship to New York sell them Tor
what we can get and then stop handling then aitoI
chcr II Ia fearct that the labrrlng classes VIII iee
c eepreclation keeuly Several large corporations
have iust paid oil their men,
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CHICAGO.

THE LIQUOR QUEsTJON-INDUSTRIAL CON
VENElONS-MINIS: RIAL CHANGES.

THE LIQUOR QUESIJON-lNDUSIRlA Gun
VENTlONS-MINIS; RIAL CHANGES.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIBUSE.I
CHICAGO, June 3O.-The real conflict on the high
license question Will come next week, as the Har-
per bill soes into effect July l, so that the va
hdity Of the Harrison licenses which are warranted
TO be good for the next nine months likely TO be
tested before long Should the liquor sellers take
the case into the courts they can exhaust the nine
months in litigation, however. The most novel
feature of the controversy this week has been the
manner in which Mayor Harrison sprung his own
trap upon himself For the ordinance which
be vetoed upon the ground that it made the licenses
expire after the close OF the municipal year. he sub
iituted another making them expire on the first
Monday in April. 1884 II happens that the mu-
niciDaI year expires the first Tuesday in April,
1884. which will be the first day Of April, so that
by his own ordinance the licenses will expire week
after the expiration OF the year. The mistake was
not discovered until several days after the ord-
nance had been passed. but IN time 10 call
Especial meeting of TIE Council, at which the wear
was made TO conform - the license by ending il on
the first Monday April so that now Chicago
stands in the unpleasant predicament of having her
municipal year regulated by wbiskey shop licenses.
Several industrial conventions have been in ses-
sion here during the week, among them that
of the cottOn-seed crushers being the
most conspicuous. The mo- interesting feature
OF the discussions was the testimony
that was brought TO bear upon the value OF cotton
seed oil food oil III the place Of lardkand for
lubreatiDg purposes. II has already suppianted
olive oil 10 the Amercan market, and it was de-
clared to be only question OF time when il wonld
be used in place of lard and butter in cooking. The
next convention viii 5e held IN Baltimore IN June
1854.
The Millers' National Association has also been in
session here. The business was mainly confined to
reports OF itigations patents and to congratula
lions over the decisions of the United State,
supreme Court, which have saved them from the
clutches OF patentees. The decision in the Down.
ION suits, 1t was claimed, had relieved the milling
interest oil the country from the necessity of paving
seaims amounting TO between $4,000 900 and
$4oO00,OOO.
The barbed-wire manufacturers have also met
mere TO arrive at some argument with the Wash.
.u'h q Moen Company which controls the patents
a. An informal meeting Mr.. Washburn expressed
"'iinkness TO reduce The royalty about one bal {.
Ing ministerial designations continue to occupy a
.'se snare OF the public attention. The w try OF
VIC ohucn oil the Aseer sion has decided not to &C.
nv Tue resignation of their rector, the Rev. Arthur
.'''cnie. and committee has addressed letter 10
80 wy Disnop reminding him that he has not fulfilled
mes oil visitation and advice and urging him
- 70 accept the resignation. Az to the matter Of
N'''' p'sc1iees the committee says: "om
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PENNSYL vANIA R. R. CO.
Subscription for
S5,0O0,000
A. per cent Gold Bonds.
Principal payable LIST June, 1918.
Halfyearly Coupon Bonds Payable 1a
June and LIST December.
Bonds of s geo each to Bearer,
with option Of RegistI alton
Of Principal.

WE OFFER FOR SALE s5.OOO.0OO 4 20 PEn
CENT BONDS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
THE PRICE Is % liz PER CENT OR soG
PER BOND IN PHILADELPHIA AND NEW.
YORK. PAYABLE 10 PER CENT AT TINE OF
SUBSCRIPTION AND BALANCE ON OR BE9
FORE AUGUST 1ST.
The 900 Bonds offered part of 81 900
issued by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
They the obligation OF that company Of thd
largest best and Cor porstJns the
United whose share capital at the date of the last rs
port $4,000 0O0 paying cent dividends As spe
cal collateral security Pennsylvania Railroad Company
have lodged Pfoydent Life and Trust Company Of
Philadelphia various Mortgage Bonds OF sub,
dary lines OF the value Of 49, 10000 bearing an ass
gregate interest OF s677, 900 per annum
The bonds are bearer and will LIST Of June 1913
principal interest payable in Philadelphia In
American gold coin all United sate areS
The coupons payable June and lst December Tho
first coupon payable December 1888 dates from Lac
August and is for four months interest "ply.
The bonds are liable be drawn compusorly
1913 but explained in the Deed Of Trus
sinkin md OF per per annum will be spphed
halfye the purchase OF the Bonds they can DO oos
tanned below par and Interest.
The subscription will opened at 10 O'Clock tho Morn
ing Monday July and closed nodc cation from Lons
don.
The dsnntiye Bonds viii be issued with possible ds
patch after payment Of TIE purchase money inf
copy OF the Bond and Deed OF Trust BY which the e
securities hypothetical can be inspected at ou
Offices.
The simultaneous and in London 10 ss6
| Bonds the advantages Of an international market.
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lNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ON anc after june 30. 1883.
AND UNiTED sTATFs NAIL III ROT


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trans leave New-YOrk wa Desbrosses and COrtaais
street Fefiies a follows
arfisburg Pittsburg the West with Pullman
Fdace Cars ticl oil. aud daily. New YORK
and Chicago Limited Oi Paror Dining, Smoking a1t slap
cars n ga "a. every day
Wiidmsp0ij. Lock Haven a. M. Cory and Eric "
connecting az rory for Ntusylile. Petroleum Cen
tire AMI The Oh Regions.
Baltimore Washn ton NJ the south "Linitei Washington
Express" Pullman ParOr Cars daily except sunday, 10
a. arrive Washing eydlr. VIA 3. an p. Il
r.. stj:l1 ana % - 30 N , = m. AMI Il night via
a.. and o. 70. r.. and D. AMI y night. 80
sun via u AMI r. T. r.. M. AMI Il mylt va
Il. and - r. b.. M. and IL Sht
For Atlantic city eyccp sunday. ll:lOa NJ ana p III
IN Id nn. .iifin.
For cane NAY except sunday SIS and loa. end D. m
Branch Pay Head Junction, ami intermediate -tl-
tons. itahwAy 4ui AnJOS laii , \ M. IL noon
3iOf ami M. on sunday. . 2. m. snd , M docs
net sOr M Ashurv PARK Boats ~ BROOKLYN Annex con
meet with Az through trains ~ JERSEY CITY afordng
spo,lv and direct trlnserfpc Brook lyn travel
Trains a-vc-F'om Ptsburg ego AMI ll2J - H. i:5nand
loo b. m. daiiy AMI daiiv except MOntly. From
Washington and Baltimore. $780, 6:5Oa m, 800 $50 93o
lO.Sj and 1880 m. SUNDAY $50. $50 N. 1898 an
10 sun N From Ia timor, 40 m; on sund~ - 80
T. Prom Phi adelphia. 40 go $50 500 6e1 .
NDplar $50 $40 1910 liAo a. m. LOO. :. BOD 25D
500 81 500 a.3j 1920, 1898 and 1880 SUNDAY
500 G2p $50. 7O5 1885 go 1885. $40. lO;4''
1 30 1 20
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4 BAD TAX-PAYER.
Rkom The Arkansa,p TrapelI<r.

whats the value of your personal property,
old man e. ask, assessor OF a negro
" Wnat yer wanter know dat fur ~
80 Wen know DOw much 10 make you pay"
my stuff's Gun paid Ter, sah !" ,,z
"Yes, bat youl have 10 pay taxes on your houscnou
goods" .,.
g. Da taxed me enough In dc fust place. s'H' hin
agwine ter pay no mop ,.,tp
II you don't you can't vote at the next eiectoh
"Ai right. La don't count my vote nohow. uo on
some WIar and tax man fur habin de rheuihaV%
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CHARMS
CTARIN's
~ CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSFORMATIONS
COMPANY

COMPANY.
Office Pier Is, ". r. FOOT Of Corilandtst.
freight forwarded directed TO any part
Of the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders delivery of all kinds OF freight and ner
chandi SO TO any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight of every description promptly ghered TO point
In the harbOr at reasonable rates.
sTrAMnoArs. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
steamers John II. and Erastus Corning Tor NEW
HAVEN leave Pier Is N. r., at y. H. daily saturdays
excepted.l
MErpopoIIs EXPRESS co, between New York and
New. Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points d. l.. W. r. r. received at Pier 49,
For lew Haven and points East, at Pier H.
NORTH SHORE. STATEN IsLAND.-Eleyen Miles Tor
Ten Cents via from Iron Pier l. r. IT, 1901 OF
Whitehall-st.
CENTRAL sHIPYAHD, Communpaw N J-Diy DOCKS
Machine and Boiler shopA Everything appertAnlnB 10 the
con ton nd repair OF vessels
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o.. ~
TOPHILADELPHlA.
THE OLTrESTABLISHkB NDUIb AND SHORT LINZ
~ TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND) on Sun
DAY asIArlOSS IN PhILADELPHlA. 2LS
NEW-IORh.

LOL DLl- IlACa, IhE MOoI IMPROVED EQUIS
AEA A. AMI Thk tAolESf TIME CONSISTENT
VITA ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains YORK VIA DesOrO3es all CJcl
iandt-s. Ferries as follows
5IJ 40 $3.50 70 ana 10 Imited IL l. 800. $40, t.
.. I. and M. and l. nlghL SUNDAYS D. 70 Lln
iiedl and 10 u H.. I. Is. 7. and anf - night
Ipres. Trans New.iOrS daily except sunday, AZ
20 IN. anu o. M running through VIA Trenton aud
Camden.
Returning trans Broadst station Philadelphia ID
o:i5 $40. $50 except MordIy 500. 1880 SD $780,
1910 M. (Linted Express 1870 aud j:2O M }.
1, -, ). e. 6.3l 10 aud $40 On sunday 1901.
.:i5. 3.2p. 345 80. $50 a. 5:2O Limte. $50.
~ al .. H. Leave Philadelphia Camden
90 A. "a. ana 43O p M daily eNcept sunday
Ticket Oces 49, oiJ AMI 9i4 broadway. Astor House
ana loot 81 DssJrosses nl Cortlandt sts. CourG anl
BROOKLYN station foot OF FultDn-st Brooklyn Nos
ia 10 and Hudson st. HOOOxen station. Jersey City
Fmigrant Ticket Ouce. No. Battery Place and Castlo
Garden
The Nev.Yor Transfer Company will call for qnl cissx
baggage hotels Ant residences.
CHARLES r.. PUGH, j. X. WOOD
General Nanagpr General PasSr Are Mt
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SPECIAL NEW-YORK

Epress trnn with paor AID other through VIII on
and after July . 1888 leav, Grand cantr Depot ~ t. ~
~ and n AZ M MI % a M daily except sundays connect
Ing Wells River with ezpics tram io WIZ IN M
Oneec etc arriving at the mounthhs etiV ~ ,o
III ror car seas engaged In advanced AT d. H. car
ticket office Ia o. {. Depot. or by addressing - , ~
"N~N' ~ &. r. Hampstead, q. 1, =.
Grand Central Depot, New YORK