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The Evening critic., 1883-05-10

THE Post is witty at the expense of the
RepHblicdn this morning-it cannot see
where the 'benifcont results of Republican
rule" comes in, and is very readable gem
orally. The Republican amuses itself and
readers with leader on "The Universal
Leveler," ortherwise known as the Ken
tLcky shotgun, and is very earnest upon
the subject of "Police Calisthenics." 1t COM
pliments Major Dye and the Kindergarten
in the same breath. The eight pages of the
organ are very readable this morning.
The Evening critic., 1883-05-10

THE British Government pursued Timo-
thy Kelley like bloodhound. On two
trials the jury failed to agree. Then more
perjurers and informers were brought up,
and now Kelley has been convicted and
sentenced to be hanged, and that is British
justice under the rule of the good Queen
VictoriaD -
The Evening critic., 1883-05-10

THE trial of Hon. Phil Thompson for the
killing of Davis commenced yesterday. It
promises to be sensational and-nasty.
The Evening critic., 1883-05-10

THE Post by headlines says: "a Salts
factory Verdict at Last Secured in Kelly's
Case" Satisfactory to whom Not to
Kelly surely not to the people of ireland,
who do not believe in hanging men upon
the unsupported testimony of informers,
the meanest of Gods creation not, we hope,
to the Post or its readers. 1t can only be
satisfactory to the hirelings of base gov
ernment and the men who trade in blood
Those headlines need amendment.
The Evening critic., 1883-05-10

DODGE CITY, KANSAS, must be nice
place to live. in-the town in the hands of
desperadoes and the Governor asked to pro-
claim martial law. Some blood-letting is
needed
The Evening critic., 1883-05-10
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR CLEANING ALLEYS
a IN THE CITIES OF WASHINGTON

IpROPOSAlS FOR CLEANING ALLEYS
a IN TIE CITIES OF WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN.
OFFICE OF THE ENeINEER COMMISSIONERS,
Washington, d.. G.. May 8, 1888.
By direction of the Board of Commissioners,
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until u o'clock nj. on MONDAY, MAY %. 1888.
for sprinking, sweeping and cleaning the
paved alley ways In the cities of Washington and
3d. 1884.
blank forms of proposal and specifications can
be obtain at this office upon application, there
for, together with all necessary Information, and
bids upon these forms Will alone be considered
The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids,
or paris Of bids. -
@. J. LYDECKER,
Major of Engineers. u s. A.,
mys-Gt Engineer Commissioner, ID. q.
The Evening critic., 1883-05-10

Mr.. PULITZER has bought the World
newspaper and will improve it greatly. He
knows how to do it.
The Evening critic., 1883-05-10

JUST wait till next winter when Senator
Conger gets back. Won't Pasha Dye, late
of Egypt, get raking?
The Evening critic., 1883-05-10

THE transportation of paupers to this
country, whether English, Irish, Scotch or
of any other nationality, should be stopped
at once. The United States is glad to well
come the people of all nations, but they
must come voluntarily. We don't want
England to try to get rid of the Irish ques-
tion by sending Irish paupers here, and
if our State Department had any back
bone the practicewould be stopped at once
The Evening critic., 1883-05-10
A Suggestion.


BAIt, DAlIy NEWS.
At the rate at which the Star-Route trials In
Washington have progressedi It strikes US that
1t would be a profitable move on the part OF
the Government to make the prosecution q
permanent bureau and pay the counsel OF the
Government regular annual salaries.
The Evening critic., 1883-05-10

EVEN the stupid Star throws cold water
on bobtail cars. But it hasn't the courage
to mention any line in this city that should
abolish them.
The Evening critic., 1883-05-10

HAVE you seen Jumbo? It's the last
chance tonight.
The Evening critic., 1883-05-10

burn, Springer, Townshend and other
prominent leaders of his party. On one oc-
casion the feeling became so bitter that
Cofroth, of Pennsylvania, representing
the Randall interest, aud Blackburn, who
represented the other side of an important
question, almost came to blows on the very
floor of the House, and if Randall should
pursuade enough new members who do not
know "his tricks and his manners to give
him the caucus nomination he will accept
it with the consciousness that nearly all
the men who served in former Congresses
with him will regard his every movement
with suspicion
The Evening critic., 1883-05-10
Notice..

All the latest designs in wall paper decora-
tions, window shades, &C., at Veerhon's, GIG
Seventh street.
The Evening critic., 1883-05-10
EDUCATIONAL.

- coin Hall Building, corner 9th and ID ST.,
Day and Evening sessions. Complete u is ar
men and women for selfsupport and real lie
Students received every month Ia the year
Scholarship for year, from date OF entrance, day
or evening. $50 Special terms by month, ol
quarter, or for year by instalments. Circulars
''''''' =" 'nHhiEtsNRYf' nHhENRYo O SPENCER, Principal.
MRS. EARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal.
nile
The Evening critic., 1883-05-10

BEFORE n person can be appointed a
policeman in the District of Columbia he
must produce an honorable discharge from
the Army, Navy or Marine Corps of the
United States. 1t was contended in view
OF this that the war having been ended so
many years none but old men or those over
the required age of forty years could be
procured. An effort was made in Congress
to repeal the section containing this pro-
vision, but it failed. An act was passed,
however, allowing tho Commissioners to
appoint six men on the, force without refer
ence to the requirements of the present
law. Among the first appointments made
are two men upward of sixty years of age,
both Of whom served in the Confederate
Army, and one of whom had just dropped
into the city after an absence of thirty
years. These two men are next in official
position to the new Chief of Police, or, it
is claimed, are about to be. They were
warmly recommended by him to the Com
| missioners for appointment Personally
| The CRITIC has nothing to urge against
| them, but the head of the Police Depart
ment is not infusing new life into the police
| force Of this District by the introduction
| of old and necessarily sluggish material
neither are the Commissioners or himself
| helping along the morale and discipline of
the force by the arbitrary removal of COM
| paratively young men, who had served
faithfully for many years. and showing
| partiality in the distribution of few dol
lars from the policemen's fund to these men.
| The payment of money from that fund to
three men who were honorably discharged
| and to none of the others was an indie
fensible act, which should be righted at
| once.
The Evening critic., 1883-05-10
Thc soldiers, uome parl..
UNITEp srATEs soLpIEns' HONE,

Following is the full text Of the order ad-
mltting citizens to the grounds at the Soldiers
Home.
The Evening critic., 1883-05-10

CoRDoRUs, PA.-Rey. J. ID. Zehring, says; ~
was paralyzed In my right side. The use OF
Browns Iron Bitters enabled me 10 walk.
The Evening critic., 1883-05-10
South Washington Advertisements

II you want the best quality of Coal and Wood
at bottom prices and 22iO lbs to to the ton go TO
VIM FL BAUM,
COR. SEVENTH AND SITS. 8. W.
Carts run to all party OF the city promptly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany. Jan. 3O.-ln the Court of Appeals
,oday-present the Hon. william G. Ruger C. j. ana
,ssocjates-the following decisions were handed DOWN
The People tx rel Michael f. MoGlon- gmen' amrno
oninby act Clahn-Appea dismissed with Costs n, the
In the matter Of the will OF Peppo0n ~ he alarmed
vlll of HEWITT Shields agt Acknowledgement
The PEOPLE OK rel Ryan agt French Order OF oDPsd
f,eneral Terms re ersed write mandaHus ueA'S
The following business transacted: 80.
No aa-Fllen Bertles ACT James human anu 10 mt
p;cbarS Dissosway AIT Jedediah HAYWARD inouon' P
cause on preferred calendar Wilton and
other; motion to dismiss the sppeai-i"e ~
PAPERS e.,A ar, ceoroe w Cooper Sheriff;
order-The Court took
No SIN the matter OF The will OF James aneIs
asm,iss annesI aTSned~The Court took the papers
Appeals from orders: -. . posaalcn
No be4-Charles A. Langion respondent az" ie
ns XXX and h96-The Metropolitan Conce1 Noddp"'' ~
snon5ant Abbey, appelAn..
respondent agL AEeIhon -
uns r appeiant-This case being called IN dts
oreI and no appearing the appeal ls osmlsseu "i
co No People ex the Westohester Fire insur
ance Company appellants agt Gideon w DaVenpou @
others Trustees OF the Village OF NeW-hochele' respo"
ents-Argued .,ir1 Street Rail
road COMPANY appellants ag the Commissioners OF lakes
and Assessments OF the City and County OF 10
no GoS-Herman Judson appellant, agt John L. Judsoh
No Margare Iarveht and others. respondents ast
Edward ID Hes,ira. imDd appellant SUB
80 4O5-Mchael Hessburg, arpeiiahl; "sI iHO'""' --
Riley, Sheriff, etc. respondent-SuOmIled
The day calendar for tomorrow is as follows;
Nos g. 6s. o. 4S, SO, 23, 40, 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
DUBLIC SALE.
VALUABLE GRIST AND sAW-MILL PROPERTY
AND FARM
AND FARM,


THURSDAY. FEBRUARY TO- 1888,
VIII be sold Oh premises at the following vau-
able Real Estate situate In the Township OF umbert0n Bur
lington County, y. j.. known the Eayrestown MIL
Property consisting Of the Mil Property proper about
20 sces Farm adjoining about 90 acTes The Mil
Property one valuable in the country situated
on the Ranooca the OF large grainpfo du
district three miles OF Mt Hoy, the county
TOWN. and several thriving villages. Al Lump rton
zone mile Distant tho is Bvigahe Tor gQod 5lea
vessels This with ceCn railroad facilities renters fhl
adelphia and other markets readily accessible. 49,
consist OF large ttIl-t MIL
machinery having four OF stone all in good Order
trade r. the mansion house d. III hrai class or
"a s heated by furnace and sup led
with bathroom hot and cola water and all mO1ern cOnye
Barns House aud other outbuidngs IN
premises eight small dwelling houses In good repair
which readily Do rented 10 wOrkmcn. Also large store
q good local trade Blacksmith shop VOL finished or
purpose Of iay scales. nearly news ga" MIL
running order. having both upright and CIRCULAR
saws building time used as Pulling MIL which
utilized for other purposes The water ~ neyorai
lug and controlled by adam a about nine feet ar
f0rding power for desired Increase IN machinery
OF the 30 bu high state Of cultivation inc To-
altogether ~ the best Tor business and most
healthy a Tcsldsncd within 20 miles OF PHILADELPHIA. A
large pOr the purchase remain Capitalists
desiring good business INVESTMENT would 40 wen 10 cA
anime This property The Fam adjoining contains about %
well ID ana high stale oi cultivation win good
buildings Part OF tie purchase money ear remain lh 80
properties Tor close estate Tho TWO
VIII be sold combined separately, as drse Possession
before March "A, 1893 For further information aC
DO. I q, A \ Il T. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
PUBLICLY DENOUNCING A COURT
inv rr,rcpIpu no THE TRIBUNE. /

TBI IELEOKAFH To TIT I1'I1'''I7'I
BosToy. JAM 3O.-AbOut noon to-day much
Amusement was caused State and Washington sts by
a well-dressed abOu, slxty-sx years DID, CARVING
on his shoulders sign about two feet long and one foot
wide in which was denounced the Supreme Court of the
Commonwealth as a court of conspiracy, perverted
Judgment conspiring against the life, liberty and prop
erty of the people," From his actions the man was ev
IDENTIFY suffering from trouble with his brain lie
was taken to the Central Station where he gave the
name of Maurice Morey, the same as was on the sign
IIo said that I'm 1879 he was arrested adultery,
tried before Judge Lord and sentenced by him TO i've
wears IN the House OF Correction at DedhaIn his case
went IN the supreme Court on demurrer and Justice
Gray then on the bench, rendered decision against
b,m He was locked up In the TOmDs and tomorrow he
will be complained OF for criminal libel Those VINO re-
member the say that MOrey when srested refused
TO employ counsel and relied for his defence on MS own
denial of guilt The evidence was, however very strong
and the Jury convicted him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
FATAL SNOW-SLIDES IN THE VEST.

DENVER, Col, Jan. 30.-A snow-slide started
this morning from the summit OF Ruby Peak' near
Irwin and travelled with fearful velocity the distance OF
mile 70 the bottom of the guch totally destroying and
carving away all the shaft houses and machinery con-
nected with the Ruby Chief Howard Extension,
Durango and cakes mines. Eight men were carried TO
the bottom and buried in the snow. rescuing party
started in search Of the lost ones, and when found
Francis Roland was dead aud William Brown and VIII
lam Coleman are probably fatally injured. saturoay,
T. W. Goodspeed superintendent OF the Paradise Mining
Company while crossing the mountain, near Gotnlc,
was caught in q suow-sde and hurled 10 tne gulch
below and buried az least hundred feet under the snow
where hts body must remain until summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
RESCUED FROM A PERILOUS POSITION.

ATLANTA, Ca, Jan, 30.-Dr. Hape was res
cued from the Talluah Falls bluff to-day when he was
first seen on Sunday night he was on narrow Iedge'
900 feet down the bluff and 100 feet above the water
II seemed impossible to rescue him. owing TO the pecu
liar formation Of the mountan-side At daybreak he
conld re seen clnng the almost perpendicular wall
Eive men TO-DAY took ropes and worked ter way down
nnt they got within fifty feet OF him. They then threw
him rope which he fastened about his body and was
let do WI to the ground.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
RAISING MONEY on WORTHLESS BOND.

BOSTON, Jan. 3O.-Eammond /. Fletcher, rep
resenpg himself as treasurer of the NewEDglaDd Shoe
Finding Company, concern not mentioned In the
directory left with the Security Loan and Mortgage
Company paper purporng to be 81 900 bond OF the
PtfshnrS Maysyile and Cincinnati Rail way, on which
he received a loan OF 5000. Later Il was discovered
Through Brewster Bassett Co. that the security was
worthless, and Fletcher was accordingly arrested anu
held I'm 81 500 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 30.-The following busi-
ness was transacted in the Supreme Court OF the Ohe
States to-day:
No ooo The Edwin Forrest plaintiff in error agt
William b. Fonost-Dismissed each party paying us own
costs, by stipulation. ,-,-.-..ou on,oro,t n Of
IL @, Fant-Submitted, by stipulation. .,,.. IN.
No l66-GeOrg f. BOwden receiver etc., appehdh' "b"
Jacob Q johnson others-Argued. 49,. A.. r,.,
of Observation-Disclosures begun for plaintiff in error
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
JOHN B. LYON WITHDRAWS HIS CASE.

CHICAGO, Jan. 30.-The motion to dissolve
the injunction secured by John b. Lyon against the
alleged manpnlators OF the "corner" IN January corn
was argued to-day In the afternoon Lyons attorney
obtained leave 10 withdraw the suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31

David P. .ArnOld applied lew days ago 70
,rdce Inrraham, in the Superior Court for mandamus
Compelling the Commissioners of Public Charities ana
Correction award to him the contract iof isoo U
80, =, the defendants He alleged that his bid was
The lowest put in The $40 staseSS 10
Nv h vas Excessive Judge Ingraham yesterday de-
ised that Mr. Arnold is entitled to the mandamus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
ILLNESS or PROFESSOR GREENE.

Providence, X. l., Jan. 30.-ProfessoT George
H. Greene the historian ID hopelessy III at bis residence
In East Greenwich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
ARREST OF TWENTY COCK.FIGHTERS.

Henry Bergh and several Of the officers Of
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals
made descent upon cock-nght in progress at Dutch
Kills, L. T.. early yesterday morning Over twenty men
were arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
cOT1RT Observation-Disclosures 81

SUPREME CoURT-CH uBERs-tIed by Barrett J-oaiengar
,elIed af ii a mNOs AZ a. los $50, 2G7, 2l, 214 2'o
go 2Si o9S 2Qs DO. 500, 30l, 3O2, 3Vi. ,
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEC1AL TERM-Held Dy lhgraham' j.
Case on No day calendar. ,, =, ,,,,u
CoMSoy PLRAs-sPGCIAL TERM-Held by ]. f. Day. j.
No nay calandar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
REAL ESTATE.
Npw.YoRK, Tuesday. Jan. 80, 1883.

Nyw.YoRK, Tuesday, Jan. 80, 1888.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change SalesrOom to-day
BY Louts Mes,er.
sSSs S ssasnss y 49, Is
tn0t EScaapFf KenneSy 10.
about about 30 Oh "a'.i.'' ro. 1900
one Ry Ier' p CifshanS 1880
ssS,S: q, 1T fS
a am bTT 0i ooa'ns IL. $1,000
asaT9os Irregular aPou Rngsland ~. $4,000
'sSr Se sTfs Saans Not S175 IssSi 1880
V cHyler alley Up plot land is5SSS
Donovan AVi'''
RIvERDALE PROPERTY.
About 2 acres Of land With rights to land under wa
dale. oath Wardi II BoTdwell.. 400
BY Richard Y. Harnet & Co.
4-stOry brick house with lot No 3S5 Water;st IS
404n wv OF Catherlne-st plot OF land 2O1eo.6 ,oo
8-story 6Ticx house with lease Of land No 22i
Thomas Tas TPtse aso i'woi dave o' 200
The lease expires Nov i, 1856 ground rent $3.50
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY,
and wife to Elias Jacobs s,oiss 255O0
College ave W of l42d.st, 25x73s; Martha Hall am
cOuTton 1ia " s. Is It OF Eionst; jIioo
haidf and wife TO Kuttncn 1887
and Vic To 70 p t. Inca nu AO 1ON4VV' 800
Same property, Z Lucas and wife TO Hahorn- loVo
Doan ~. 49, -oAoo.o. n.y ."..... 10000
Jennett B9Tehe and husband to d STEM. 2s 900
ana husband to Goidstcin 1900
26th-st, s, 200 # OF llthave, 25x9s9 alsons OK
to MaS SSIt =" VI -O4..V, 1880
10 HEN !. '. O'' 81. 10000
BaGardst Sc cor Of chiisiic.4 7GSxi2 stenne 600
eta to w Baum and another. 40OuO
Viewer ,o 1900
and vito to MccasEer 1900
Mul6erryst Nos ll2 and ll2; Kennedy TO o.. ,oo
son Task SIX %. h''y "a a. 1000
AND husband al to y Russell 1000
1stave. from 18th TO sOth-st, 2O44XlOOi j NJ ihbDey
10 mary Dnhy..-..
Lndey TO- TO P Niblo V.".' $3.50
7thst 1889 Il " Of Dewisst 22x99lOj T -
boy and wife 10 II T Doyle 6tb
Same property; John Egan, executor 10 same.
5oth.st, 5. loo IL OF %dave .ONluu.O Maria Op .
penheimer and husband 20 A AbiGhams l30VO
Grand-ave, lots ~ and lG3. 2OXlOO ID Valentine go
ct al 10 h ID NaTian &OOO
ana wife to John RanSin $4,000
3d.st, :, lb6 n e Of AYe.B i3NJ6.2: Sarah WOOu
al TO samuel Woof $4,000
to schwegieF $500
ief to Il Sch%egief Wv. $4,000
Ave.A. " cor Of lzisst 2OlOX7G9. ChGs Price
referee, TO BuTchell LOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
Ferturcs ana mectinns.

A MEXICAN INSTITUrE.-Annualm meeting
N will be held on Thursday February J. az O'Clock N.
at rs rooms In the Cooper ,'nion NATHAN g. ELY.
C. NICK LEosER, Rec Secy. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
Gin Real GsIaIc for Sale.

---~~
A We offer for SALE ready for occupation
"A. the following list OF choice new houses buit BY
selves!
No. 10 East 69th-st. 80 feet wide
No 20 East 6Jhst. 81 feet wide corner Madison ave.
No. SlS MadsOnaVe. "A L feet wide
Nos. IL and AZ West 53d ST., 20 feet wide each.
No. 217 LexingtOn-ave, "a feet wide
l39 47 East 3dth ST. from II 10 % feet VIDE. 40
very moderate prices OF viii rent.
HOuses open every day. Send for pamphlets 70
CHARLES Buck Il CO. Architects, SO East 4lst-st.
successors 10 Duggin & Crossnan
DOR SALE.-On East 7Sth-st., near Madison
Il ave, large lot and 3-stoTy frame house. rutland
WHITING BeeSman-st.
TOR INVESTMENT.-Bus properties in
Il this vicinity. Prices from $4,000 up rutland
WHITING, Beekman St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
ILLNESS OF CONGRESSMAN POOL.

RALEIGH, n. c., Jan. 3O.-Walter F. Pool,
elect from the Ist North Carolina District
s reported to dangerously i'll at his home in Elizabeth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
anetion Sales of Real estate.

A j. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
RECEIVERS SALE.
KNICKERBoCKER LIFE INSURANCE CoMPANfs
ELEGANT BUILDING,
BROADWAY AND PARK PLACE
A. j. BLEECKER & son
VIII sell al auction Friday February at 10 Of the Elk
change SalesroOIn. No. IL Broadway,
ny ORDER OF CuAS IA. RUSSELL, esq, RECEl WIZ
handsome story iron building and ieaseho lou
23g HROADW AY northwest corner Park place SIZE sIk
0S3 in fine ORDER with gas Croon and eain.neaesa
throughout; elevator 10 basement the hrst noor one OF
most eligible for BANKING iNsukANCE. or cod
companies up handsome style hnely frescoeu
and decorated large safe &c sale absolute subject to ap
For maps apply TO A. j. Blocker Son. Auconeer No 10
Nassans III "'F'' CHARLES II. RUSSELL,
TD II HOBBS Receiver, 81 William st.
Attorney Ior the Receiver 60 allst.
OFFICE OF THE TRUS TEES OF THE
" AMERICAN LAND COMPANY.-Public NOTICE Is
hereby given that sale lands in the states OF hissssipp
and belonging TO said company and OF notes TAKEN
for similar lands purpose of closing the Affairs OF said
company will held ct the Merchants Exchange saesroOn
ON Wednesday January 81, 1888 at ~ o'clock noon hun
particulars may be obtained from the managing trustee
CHARLES J. CANDA Mt 80 Williamst and from the auc
tiOneers, Messrs ADRIAN II. MULLER son, Ilne-sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
ENTITLED TO A MANDAMUS.

~. r,.,n,,9 and L. w. Clarke and James @ Carter for
ne Isnaants Judge Ingraham reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
Steamboats, an6 Railroaos.

DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS FROM NEW-YoRK
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD-Express for
washington and the West-l, n and IL p. m.
CENTRAL RAILROAD or - EW- JER5EY-For Pha.
depha-745, $3.50 and l1:l5 M 100. 4, 43 $3.50, and
IL p.
. ERIE RAIIWAY-9a a. M. and D. m.
NEWYORK GENITAL AND HUDSON RIVER-S,S:40
aud 1880 a IN, and o, $50, o and IL y. m.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-FOr the West and South
Via Pittsburgl-s a. m. and p For Clcago-9 a. m
tOf the south via Washington S3O ana 10 and
$50, and II For Philadcipha515. 7:2O, g. $50
q and 10 Limited ii a. m, 32O, 340 a. g. T. and IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
minier Resorts.
foet au6 fonu6.

lost OR STOLEN.-Bank book issued by
IL the seamens Bank for Savings. New 70 the saD
days from date will bpy bank for new book
New YORK January u, 1854 boLoAoN o. LEONARD.