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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13

WASHINGTON, March l2.-Mr. Edmunds,
Us the new president Of the Senate and
Acting Vice President Of the United
States, comes in for his share Of investiga-
ton OF Paul Pry, and the result is decla-
ration that the Vermont Senator is far
from being in "the very modest circum-
stances" tina! he has often been reported to
be. The facts, as given by journalist
who spends part Of each year near Mr..
Edmunds' home, show that he has an in
come ranging from seventy.Gve to one
hundred thousand dollars per year. His
salary as Senator is 5000 a year. He re-
ceives a salary OF 5000 year as counsel
for the Vermont Central Railroad Com
papy, There is not single important
case brought to the Supreme Court
that does not first go 10 him
for IN opinion. For these opinions be
receives sums varying from five 10 ten
thousand dollars. This spring he went
over to New York and made an argument
in two cases. His fee in each was 10000
When Matt. Carpenter died he had in
hand all the complicated cases growing up
out OF French claims and the litigation OF
the cable companies in this country.
When Carpenter found that he was going
to die ho notified these companies. They
asked him to name his successor. Hesaid
Senator Edmunds was the only man who
could take charge OF the complicated de-
tails OF the cases. 1t is said on good au.
thority that Mr.. Edmunds, after Carpen.
ter's death, received 100000 in retainers
from the cable companies. The came au'
thority puts Mr.. Edmunds' total possession
down at over half million. In this con-
nection It may bes,ated that Mr.. Elmunds
told a friend here the other day that he
expected TO be Chairman ofthe Committee
Of the Judiciary in the Forty.eighth Con.
gress. This confirms the rumor that be
will resign the Presidency Of the Senate as
soon as Congress meets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13

MONTEREY, Mex, March FAN inter
national baby was christened this evening
by Monsiguor AIontey De oca, bishop oi
Nuera leon, receiving his fathers name
Geronimo. General Treuino preferred to
have the christening conducted quickly,
therefore the ceremony was performed in
the Bishops palace in the presence Of only
a iow civilians, military dignataries Ire
yano and old families. Ex.President Dial
and wife were Godfather and Godmother.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13
A RAILROAD SUIT.
Important Decision by the New York
Superior Court.

New YORK, March IA decision was
given to-day in the Superior court by
Judge freedman, on the motion argued
some time since, in the suit OF the New
York Elevated Railroad Company against
the Manhattan Railway Company and
Metropolitan Elevated Railroad Company,
on behalf OF the Metropolitan Company, to
set aside the judgment which had been
entered December s.. This action was be-
gun TO set aside the tripartite case Of the
agreement OF October, 1881. Judgment
was entered upon by the consent OF allthe
parties, and virtually affirmed the legality
ofthe October agreement. The Metropol'
itan Company made motion on the
ground that the stockholders had no op.
portunity OF being heard in the matter
before the judgment was entered. Judge
Freedman denied the action.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13

WASHINGTON, March 12.-There was
much excitement among brokers here to-
day caused by the rumor that Jay Gould
was seriously i'll at Jacksonville, Fla, and
that the worst was feared. The uneasiness
however, upon the receipt OF a
dispatch from friend OF Mr.. Gould's In
New York conveying the intelligence that
he had Just had message from Jackson-
vile, signed by Mr.. Gould, stating he was
in excellent health.
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d, ]. T-IssI.
Not Much Chance for Old Antiquity
SLOWLY Peggtng Out.

SLOWLY PeggtnS Out.
WASHINGTON, March 12.-It is reported
here that Mr.. Samuel J. Tilden is literally
and physically on his last legs. A few
days ago he came down from "Greystone"
to his new house in Gramcrcy Park. He
was in such dilspidated condition that it
was necessary TO put him in bed and to
have all noises in the house stopped, since
it isnot yet out OF the hands Of the work.
men. After a stay Of four hours he was
carried back 10 his Yonkers establishment,
and he may never leave II again. He is
not able to give much attention TO his per-
sonal affairs, which are in the hands Of his
trusted friend Andrew H. Green, who will
undoubtedly be his executor. Mr.. Tilden
will leave an immense estate, probably not
less than SlO,0O0,00O, and there is some
curiosity to know what he will do with itall, /,
as his near relatives are not in need Of
any gratuity from him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13

HAVANA, March l9.-An explosion upon
the plantation Of Mercedes Sabinella de
Guarevas caused the death Of six negroes
and one Chinaman, and thewounding Of
six negroes and four Cinnamon. The en-.
gineer also died. The sugar.boiling house
Is a heap Of ruins.
The roof Of the northwestern wing
OF the Payret theatre crushed through into
the coffee house below. Amongst the sey-
eral dead taken from the theatre is Enrique
Sagastriza, proprietor Of the theatre. Sew.
eral families escaped miraculously.
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Anxious 10 meet sIadc.

BosroS, March l2.-John L. Sullivan was
invited to spar at a benefit to be rendered
to EIliotts mother in New York. He
agrees to spar II the managers will have
the Maori, slade, on hand at the exhibition
on any other evening than the 10Th, when
bis own benefit takes place, and arrange
the order Of events so he and Slade may
appear in the same sparring bout.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13
ARncketS Shop pecIsion.

CHICAGO, March l9.-Iu the United
States District Court this morning deci-
sion was rendered in the pending cases
between the bucket shops and the Board
OF Trade, to the effect that the Board Of
Trade as a chartered institution has full
Jurisdiction over its market reports, and
can dictate to whom these reports may be
delivered. The bucket shop men hope 10
eyade the effect OF this decision, the pend
ing injunction against the telegraph com:
panies preventing them from cutting of
the reports.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13

SrmS0 trade generally opens well. The
purse. strings are being loosed, buyers are
in the market, money is circulating more
freely, and the business outlook is good.
The panic which was 10 have come, like
Virgins storm, iorebore to strike. The
nail trade has not yet revived as it was
hoped, but low stocks and no western pro-
duction are paving the way for better
things. In another column the Wheeling
nail manufacturers tell what they they
think Of the situation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13
DEnENrED MANS FREAK.
He Shoots His Brothers wife, aud Sends
nHulIet Into His own Temple.

PHILADELPHIA, March l2.-This morning
John S. Syren shot his brothers wife, Liz
zie Syren, in the breast, and then shot
himself through the temple. syren, hus-
band Of the injured woman, keeps a
bakery. His brother John, who came
from Germany about q year ago, is be-
lieved to be demented. While the baker
was out serving bread, John Morrow, n
neighbor, hearing Quarreling and two pis-
tol shsts, ran to The rear room, where he
found Mrs. Syren wounded. A struggle
ensued between the two men, during which
Morrow wrenched the pistol from the in
iuriated mans grasp. The latter then
fled to the yard, and drawing another pis.
tol, shot himself. Doctors say that both
will die.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13

TIE Congressional Record is coming along
now in delayed sections, bringing the maga-
zine articles Of congressman. The editor
gives notice that writers who do not send
in their manuscript "as early as pos
sible," won't get into the concluding mum.
her to be issued the latter part Of this
week. The Record certainly shows dispo-
sition 10 accommodate.
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Thorougl,ly Demolished.

INpIANAroLls, I'm, March l9.-A Craw'
fordsville special says The west-bound
passenger train on the Indiana, Blooming
ton ( Western Railroad ran into the Alrho
hack as 1t was crossing the track, two miles
west OF this city, instantly killing Joseph
Green, the driver, and Milton Rusk and
Elizabeth Clark, passengers, and demol-
ishing the hack and killing the horses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13

LITTLE Rock, ARK, March l2.-Tele-
grams annouce a running fight near Gosh.
en-, Washington county, Sunday, between
pursuing officers and men who ATTEMPTED
to rob Little Rock & Fort Smith railroad
train, Twenty shots were exchanged and
one robber was wounded but managed to
escape. The posse is in hot pursuit near
the Missouri line.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13

UNLESS report wrongs that aspiring Ter
ritory, Dakota will make more out OF her
capital removal than West Virginia will
make by hers. But the secret hadn't been
discovered when this State voted to de-
prive her legislators Of the comforts and
ioys Of the metropolis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13

REV. W. II. Hicks, Guiteau's manager,
iss bold, bad, grasping man. Thirty.hve
cents might be well enough as matter OF
charity, but So, 600 for his injured feelings
il more than he ought to ask. When he
ve,s il he will be changed man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13

THREE Philadelphia ballot-box suffers
have been sent TO Jail for three months
aud disiranchised for four years, after a
protracted and remarkable struggle. One
Of them is member OF the bar and q
henchman OF Governor Pattison's Attor-
ney General, who did all he could to save
him. There are more OF the same kind
who haven't been caught.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13

JERSEY Cry, March 1.-Two boys were
arrested tonight buying tickets for Chi.
cago. They were going West to annihilate
Indians, and had four reyolyers, two bowie
knives. a thousand rounds Of ammunition
and SlSI in gold,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13

TmR awful discovery that Senator Ed
Inunds Is a rich man has been dug out OF
the archives by talented explorers. He is
also an honest man, and, although he fla
vos his Republicanism with strong parti-
sanship, often thrusting the lance OF his
sarcasm under the ribs Of his esteemed
Democratic contemporaries, the foe Of job
hers OF all kinds, the mud.throwers OF the
Capital have never selected him for a
target
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13

GOVERNOR CLEVELAND WAS running very
fast for the Democratic nomination for the
Presidency whom he stumped his guberna-
torial toe against five cent fares and let a
hideous monopoly chain him up in its
back yard. Presidents are not made Of
such habby stuff.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13

A Young Lady Fatally shot by n Young
MANS Foolishness.

ST. LOUIS, March 12.-Catherine Ed
wards, young lady eighteen years OF age,
living at Caseyville, St. Clair county, Ills,
some ten miles from East st. t.Louis,was shot
and killed last Saturday evening by John
Jacobs, an intimate friend, who thought to
irighten and have some fun with her by
pointing shot gun and swapping a cap at
her. The gun, however, to jacobs sur:
prise and horror, proved 10 be loaded, and
the young lady received charge oi.shot in
the left breast from which she died almost
instantly. jacobs surrendered himself
and is almost crazy over the event.
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roomb.,. Granddaughter Forgiven.

ATLANTA, March l9.-General Toombs
has forgiven his granddaughter, who mar.
ried against his will and who was offered
500, 600 10 change her mind. The recon.
Citation was effected at the funeral Of
Gen. Du Bois, who was the father of the
Joung lady,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13

T.poR's best hold now would be to buy
,ut the Sandwich Islands, have himself
and the blondeDuchess Of Oshkosh crowned
with powp and circumstance, and enjoy
himself. Ills money would probably hold
ont there to buy the respect Of his country
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13

GOVERNOR BUTLER, the eminent Bay
S,a,e reiorner, Is charged with having his
ARTISTIC hand in great granite steal. It
NAV have been this coming event which
made the Governors heart bleed for the
oo- nopyirt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13

HAMBURG, March l9,-The law forbid.
ding the importation Of pork, etc, has no.
vet been sanctioned. II sanctioned at oil
It comes into force thirty days after publ
cation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13
mopJgsKAA ArruE OPERA HOUSE.
An Artistic Performance OF cas- You
Tlk. It,, I'm IA Fine Audience,

An Artistic Performance OF "AA You
Like II" 10 a Fine Audience.
Modjeska and Wheeling met as strangers
and parted good friends. To begin with
ModIeska has talent, and to this she has
added a delicate finish OF art-quslities for
which there 10 returning demand now that
mere upholstery has fallen under the ban.
She does not lack fire, though IN RoIdliRd
she lacks opportunity 70 display any
great part OF the high.tempered pas.
sion she has at command. she has
comeliuess without beauty, pleasing voice,
clear enunciation, exquisite modulation,
ease, grace, a nice appreciation OF her role,
with the ability TO suit the action to the
word.
charming elIsryescence OF humor which no
RGGaIiId OF the time has equalcd. Her pas
sion for Orlando Is abrupt, ELUSIVE and un-
naturally aggressive, but this Is rs Shake
speare made 1t, and the Actre1, fol-
lowing the author as her master,
makes little effort TO cl0the the lOve-mRkipg
scenes with maiden diilidence. The tender
ness OF the character-RS where with hurSting
heart she listens 70 the story OF OHdndOS
hurt, following each word with anxious fear
and hope, swoonipg ut the climax-is por-
trayed with the delicAcy Of an artist Of the
frSt order. Study, care, close attention TO
minute detail, characterize all that Modjeska
does.
Its rare that star comes this way 30 well
supported, or that performance anywhere Ii
10 we'll balanced. Last nights entertainment
was altogether worthy Of the large and intel
ligent audience which It attracted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13

srycy the Democratic party doesn't be-
liove in civil service reform, no self.respect-
inv Democrat will present himself before
,ho Civil Service Commission-will he2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13
Ghe Gtteltiiasnter-
n,,s., So.. ~ aud n Fourteenth street.
prxrs' Motto in Fayette county, Penn
,Irani.-A solid Democratic jury.

w,GolSs might try his prentice hand
oO ,be s.ar Route trial. Let him predict
the end Of that.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13

1854 Destroy Destroy American Industries. 1884
This is the issue which the Democracy is
Je,ermiued to force upon the country.
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PICTURE yESSoR in this supreme hour oil
nu hated rivals deieat-sweeter to him
,hor honey in the honey comb.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13

"yor can't Virgins me" would proba-
My catch on II it had fair start. Ger
,rir,v II would be big with meaning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13

There ia now residing near West Lafay-
elite, O., a hero OF the famous "CbarHe OF
the Light Brigade" at the battle Of I.ala-
klaya, named Matthew Hamilton. He Is
coal miner by occupation, and Is hlty-six
years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12
Steamboats, ano Railroads,
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RR.,
FROM STATION OF

FROM STATION OF
NEW-J Jersey CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBERTY-sT.. NORTH RIVER
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON. ~ -
At74S. $50 li;l5 M; 1872 4. 4:30. $780, T. IL , m
Sundays at S:45 m; 53n. IL p. m
Direct connection WAYNE Junction for Germantown aln
Chestnut Hill at COulnbiaaye for aanayunk COhsh"'
hocken and NoTIfstown.
FOR SCHOOLEYrs MOUNTAIN BUDD'S LAKE AMI
LAKE HoPATCONG.
At9 mi D. m.
FOR WILLIAMSPORT. PENN.
At G;i5. 74j, - 4. M 345, p IN.
FOR EASTON. 49,.
At 6:i5. l. 3.45. g. A:So. $50 p m Sundays NJ
b:"O p. m.
FOR ALLENTOWN AND MAUcH CHUNK.
AT 6:'5, pa m; !. 34j $50 p. M
FOR wILK EsBARRE AND SCRANTON.
At o:s5, . a. m; S:fb ..
FOR READING, HARRISBURG. etc.
At $40, 7.s5 o. ll;l6 M; i. les. 4, h;Jn IL p. m
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, etc. .,o
Gan rail- At TAO. o. HOO a 2.4b. $50 T. f5'
M; p IN.
FROM PIER g. NORTH RIVER, VIA SANDY HOUR
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. etc
Al 3, 1918 a m; 1915. 345 4.3O. 6:3Op m Sundays
Except Ocean Groyeh At a IN.
FOR LONG BRANCH and intermediate stations 49,.
At4;S0. &. 1918 m; 1915 3i5. 49, 900 D. m suh-
days at O. III a.
FOR ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
At4:30, 9:l5 l0lb m; $3.50. f30 .. m.
For information tables apply at No 10 Liberty.
~ " station foot VI Libertyst or at Pier North
~ c. HANCoCK.
Genl. Pass. ana Ticket Agt. philadelphia
J. T.. WOO rrEN, Gsnl. Manager.
H. p BALDWIN Genl East. Passenger Agt
No ll9 Llberty-st- NeH-1 Ofk
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TE,HE EklE RAILWAY, now known as the
4 NEW.YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
,.r,o trains tasio. effect Julv Is. 1888.

n NEW 1Dlsh Ian Z, Avn I'D 1890
Arrangement of trains taIins effect July Is. 1883.
a m-DAiIy except SUNDAYS Day krp'ess pwing room
Coaches t, B.Dghsmton. liDlfa anu Bun4io sleeping
coaches 10 eyelau Cnci1nsn .na M 60 yo arr.
charge fast lime Pullman 0,eeping Coaches 10 but
TAO arriving 7Sa m; Siagss Fan q o. ia ~ w w.
louis $40 m. socond day CONNECTING trains sriye
Detroit $40 .. To-. Ioedo 5-25 p M ami indianapolis
IN tDaly,-Pscioc Express for tho West sold Train
gn nGn san. I F c1esso
Hotel and tuaet smoking Coaches 70 Chicago
Rutherford and Psssac 40 $50. 80 1920 m IL
noon. l46. 3. J:6O so TO- 30 0io oSV 90 dVso Ph'
" midnight sundays g. $50. 1920 a M l:4o OSO' p M
80 40 s. bio $50 $40 $50 1850 o.S, 1880 N. and
"a midnight Sundays g. $50. 10 20 In, l%6. 80 $3.50
NswaiE and Paterson wa Newark Gas. s.so lliso
$40 421 800 $50. 1850 p and l. mdaEht Saturday
Dlshs: 1ny o io3o M AS S, O. 5.so eSo
8 i6p M. and ~ Midnight sundays o. 3d. io@o = H.
i:l1 $50. + p. m. ana AZ midnight
SerpSIS and ornraI. 100. a m. S.so 436. p m.
SGs .cnScGt snd Gins.oS Montgomery Aso N
aia.,.s 6 zoe Q. 1920 M $780, li3o g. SID M
sunday g. $50 1920 a IN. $50. sp
Middistcwn 6. 80 o. 1920 m. $50. 30; si6 p m:
20 d an TAIN. connect Win Bals Railroad At hansl
N: ,. tran s .GP' Ct :Gs. a siS p H. Sun
day. $50. 1920 G. $50 and p m , ,. ..o, ,orr
BoA,' ss's 10 ssS NJ and a. i6 and i4S p m
cEcis fo passage sod apartment. In Daring 'ooa ana
and transfer OF Dssgas. be it a. ths oees
s6i 4ol o. PSI sroaw ~. ls1 H. No.
Irss, trains the West arrive In NewYofk ct 7ilO
and fi2S d ana ass 1874 Ssnr p..r Agent, Nsryork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEY;
S" lS 10 w. 20 a.. ss Si $40 $50
NJ Easass spying Valley aoassy 7io ioi m 1850 p H.
sand-ysj 20 " Y. ABBOTT. o-nr Pa.sr Agent Nsw.York
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"YYEs lLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
~AnI. AND THE FASTEST TINE CONnIsTENT
WIN ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
q On and after Jniy .. iss3.
GREAT TRINE LINE

CHEAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Tns.svs NsvYort va pesbrosses and Cortlsndt Street
Ari,surs P.bnrg tho West ana South With Pullman
q. Chicago Idaed o. sror DiaiSs Smoking ana sleep
wIfsn.,s1t I a n s NsT S1s Garry ana rrs
CORY Tor S.Vis S' Po,rosuh nc csa
ax s.T.. ;ss the cu,s Limited
sr,xs w xmss r.r.or care caiy except sunday 10
SO and sIsT n ~ AND si q night a9s Via
sssdssa u. rHd aIS y DEn' and night vi.
E saaS,is CIV Ii !.d n s1 sua ~ n,s
T,ourh car on pm train.
Log ss, Br r BAY ssaa 5Sne9n and
slo.4 and 3 p m ON Sunday. "a N and D. u. Idoss
Long Branch Iai,ed Of Pullman Psror Car. a. sisp No.
srocSyn Annex com cot with 81 ,hro,yb
Jersey CITY 4nordng speedy ana direct transfer Tor
1,.ns arnvsProm Pt.sburg. $40 and Il;2o m 30 and
Va N daily AMI a. asy s5csgs Ho3dsy Prom
op snS 1870 From 9I,nS STs1y &c a. 1890 aad
IS To So So s az i leze t;so ana lzo 800 30
sSs s so go TOO iisss mi es4o. 1856 ss6 1890
TO PHILADELPHIA.
fhh oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TRAIss , EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ON
IN sEw.YoHK --'~'
0GMY fsFF Ts r.. Tss TEE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
wirh ABsoLUrE sA ni TfYYSsiSfASr
~gs.s Trains leave NewYork via Despro.,ss and cor..
kiieen sueet Ferries as follows: ~ WV
-" $50 % and 10 Linited). II l. 500 s,lo 4
sS and D. NJ. and ~ night sundaya s. q I'm.
xxurs.. III ~ 4 m, T. y q 8 and gp and ~ nieat
800 trahs Leave New-Yo daily, EXCEPT sunday nj
stamdsp No. 'uA''Hk 'housh VA trenton and
xss trains leave Broadst station Philadelphia i2ol
issssi Es sSrs.s Ys sS s .sS sso ss
&Bssssasoso 5$os ssad $50 .. a. on SUNDAY, l20l,
ana $50 SS3 $50 M. l5.2O Limited 81 ID 7:4b
fsoe% "a Leave rallsaeiphis via csace e And
~ Iss s eness $50 $40 and u srosdws,. aon,s
kfooSss Ussotossss and Cortiandt sta. ,ort and
I'D aaLex station. foot Of Fulson BROOKLYN Nos
ssc ils HUDSON ct Hoooken station Jersey Guy
~<f.{e rom hotels aud rosIisaesI. - ~eS-
SnAkLEb e. PU0H T. wooD
General Manager. General Pas.'y Aren't
1ROY B0ATS-CITIZENS' LINE.-New
g. ~ r. foot q daiy except satarasy Il
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Troy B0ATS-CITIZENS' LINE.-New
No q SARATOGA aud CITY OF TROY leave Pier
~ i0ot 81 Infistophers daily excopt SATURDAY,
connecting With mofaiar trans Tor al popfs Nortt
~ sseAmer touches At Albany
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STARIN'S mos,
- G. ~. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSFORMATIONS
COMPANY

STARIN'S .no,r.r,ox
COMPANY.
ONCE Pier y. y. H. foot Of CortanAt't
Copsgnents freight forwarded directed ~ any par
ofihe world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FoR DISPATCH
orders delivery OF all kinds OF iresAt and mer
chandi SO o any part OF ihs cite.
SEA AND HARBog TOWING And RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
FREIGHT OF every description promptly hgAierod TO any point
Ii the harbor al reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,. BARgEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John H. sarin AMI Ersstus Coming for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier Is y. H. at p m daily lsSturdays
e1ceptedl
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co, between Ne"'iorA anu
New-Hayen Care and dispatcn guaranteed
Freight points L.. L. q W. kk reoeiVoi tfe' ~
For New II aven and points East al Pier tx
NORTH sHORE.S ATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents via steamers from lion f'er l. H. 'oo' o.
Whitehsll-st
CENTRAL sHIPYAKD, Commun'psw. y, J.-DrJ DOCK"
Machine and Boiler Everythiog appertanng 10 Toe
construction and repair Of vessels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12
6teamboais ano Railroads.
BOSTON, VIA sTONINGTON LINE.

Steamers NARRAGANsETr and sToNINGToN
daily (except Sunda 81 from PIER 33 r. yst al m
TIL morning from steamers landing through 70 Dos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12

The only line having exclusive c1ntro OF I'll tis docks All
winch Ian II thus prsVo1u1g a1n)ras
changes fro boats out Ia sroAa sAunxsS