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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21
Scissors Sauce.

Among the shipments which
left this city yesterday via G. & n.
w. Railroad, was large box of
bacon, from the packing house of j.
NJ. Ryan, which was consigned to
Gen. U, S. Grant, Long Branch, N.
J. The bacon was ordered aud paid
for by General Grant, during his re-
cent visit to Galena. Gazette.
"A Baraboo man, Stephen Doane,
has just completed building a boat
of the canoe shape, in which he in
tends TO go 10y water to Florida.
His route is down the Baraboo river
TO the Wisconsin river, where he
will go to Prairie du Chien, then he
will launch his craft in the Missis-
sippi river, thence TO the Gulf of
Mexico, when he will make his way
TO Florida, where he intends TO run
an orange plantation. Some fears
are entertained of his reaching his
destination in safoty.--Er
About IA year ago, few ladies
of Richland Center, in this state, or
ganized u Womau's Club, on a broad
er plane than which is distinctiyely
known az the Woman Suffrage move
ment. Their object was not only TO
advocate the claims of woman TO the
ballot and to the spheres of mental
aud physical labor for which she
might devolope qualification, but TO
cultivate the social relations and
strengthen devotion to the domestic
duties The membership of the
Club has largely increased during
the year, and the reports Of its meet
ings and speeches of its members
have been an interesting feature of
Rte Republican, and Obscrper, of that
village On Saturday last the Club
celebrated its first anniversary IN a
| becoming manner, according to n
programme which was ample assur-
ance Of an intellectual feast an |
pleasant entertainment, -Euu claire
Free Press.
--Algernon Sartoris, of England, 4,
Gen. Grants son-in.law, has been en-
ioying himself in fishing on Squaw
Island, Green Bay, Wis, some of
the time being there all alone. He
has a number of trapnets set, and it
is reported that he has captured as
high as 1000 pounds Of black bass in
single week He is fishing just
for the sport it furnishes him, but it
seems he is not ayerse to making a
little money once in while, for he
sold his catches to boat that calls
around regularly and has realized a
handsome sum- Er.
The last weeks styles Of bonnets
in Dodgeyille, have been of a more
practical and domestic kink Some
of them consisted Of soup plates with
spoon handle strings on, and few
were moulded over sugar scoops and
adorned with taffy ribbons. Next
week we may look for bonnets made
Of rhubarb pies trimmed with gin
ger snaps.--SUR.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

Vile, Friday, Come again, friend
Jones, your always welcome,
Charlie Ross is home from
Evansville Qll.) school, for sum
mer's vacation.
MIR. and Mrs. Simon Toay and
two children are off for few days
recreation among friends at Potosi.
Mr.. ID. b. Jones and family put
in appearance on Tuesday at the
home of our banker, w y. Jones,
for a short visit.
Ed Cummins, a stirring son of
Mineral Point, who is now engaged
with Mitchell & Co., the popular
real estate agents of Lemars, Iowa,
has been in our city this week greet
ing parents and friends. Ed. shows
signs of "get up.
Our drayman, Robt. James, took
a trip TO Chicago this week, on
business,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21
The Local Field.

CIRCUS tomorrow.
PLUM GROVE picnic to-day
THE telephone exchange is com
ing-so is Christmas.
DARLINGTON is to have an Opera
House, with Josephus Driver the
speculator.
THE p. NJ. Sunday School has
just added to its library $40 worth
of new cloth bound books.
GALESA claims to have one of the
largest and best equipped saw-mills
in the northwest. It's new enter
prise.
p. 7. BARNUM, with Jumbo, the
biggest elephant in the world, will
be in Madison on Monday, Septem-
Der cath.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will serve dinner, supper and
ice cream on the 4th, in the store
now occupied by Mr.. Kinne.
AN appropriate celebration of the
taking off of Garfeld's assassin
might be had in the form of dance
and call it "Guiteau's Great Gallop."
Mrs. TENANT received a telegram
Monday evening from JOS. James,
of Sac City, Iowa, saying her son
Dick was seriously i'll and could not
recover.
THE German church folks had
most delightful weather for their
picnic on Tuesday. A large crowd
was in attendance and satisfaction
prevailed.
The shooting-gallery with female
attachment, is now an edification of
the past, the proprietor having fold
ed his tent and silently departed for
greener pastures.
Now that hot weather is making
desperate effort to get possession
of things, beware of the seductively
iced water. Buttermilk and lemon
ade are good substitutes.
A CoRN1sHMAN fresh from Lands
End. who thinks he can flop hany
blasted Hamerican in holy minute,
is to tackle Carkeek at Darlington,
in the near future, so rumor says.
THE managers Of the S. W. Wis
industrial Association are judicious-
ly expending money in putting the
race course on their new grounds IN
a still better condition, and by the
time the job is completed, we will
be adle to boast of as good q halt
mile track as there is in the state.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

JUsr as we had finished printing
the TRIBUNE last Wednesday even
ing the sad news Of the untimely
death of Nicholas Schiller, Jr. was
spread DER our city, and caused
every one who knew the young man
to bow with sorrow. He was the
oldest son Of Nicholas and Annie
Schiller, and was Ia years and =
month old From the Democrat we
CLEAN the following particulars at
tending his death: "The deceased
caught cold about a week ago, and
was quite i'll for several days. 1t
was thought that he was recovering,
when he was taken with congestiye
chill, which resulted in death We'd
nesday evening, as above stated. His
death falls with crushing weight up.
on his bereaved parents, sisters, and
only brother"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21
DON'T DO 1T! !!

DoS'r have your pictures taken until you
call at the Photo. parlor OF j. Il. Hoskng and
see what he is turning out 10 the shape Of
photographs. He has the cosiest aud neatest
reception roomsin Southwestern Wisconsin,
and any number OF pictures for you 10 look at
while waiting for your turn Can and see
samples and Judge for yourself lie Is always
glad 10 see you whether you wish anything
done or not Don't forget the place, over
M00tft's drug store
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

telling where you have gone to spend
the summer, and when You will be
back. 1t is to be feared that this
will be temptation to a good deal
of white lying. 1t takes courage to
write out the announcement: "Gone
into the country to sponge off my
father-in law BE away all summer"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21
Orders not exceedIng SO ............

The new law for the issuing of
fractional orders for $5 is not ex-
pected to go into effect until about
September. The reduction Of post
age from 3 cents to cents will not
take place until Oct lst, 1888.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

The July number Of Demorests
Monthly Magazine is certainly one
Of the most attractive issues Of this
interesting periodical. 4 striking
feature is the plaster papier bas-re-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

THERE is report that horses in
various portions of Iowa county are
suffering from glanders. Let horse
men beware.-M Madison Democrat.
It's only report, neighbor. We
have no such affection in our coun
ty, thanks be.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21
rCE.

TO parties wishing ice in large
amounts for pic-nics, | will supply
them at my ice house for Is cents a
hundred. SAM J. WRIGHT.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

WHEN you want your PIcTuEE
taken that viii give pleasure both to
yourself and your friends, aud work
that will compare with firstclass
artists, 90 to Jenkins, opposite
Spratler's, High st, Mineral Point.
Take your baby to him if you wish
a pretty and faithful likeness of it;
he knows Just how to secure it and
is a complete success See his sam
pies of work. 24w3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

Get yozp picture taken on the
glorious Fourth at Jenkins gallery,
opposite Spratlor's. You will find
him an experienced artist. 2iw3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

DELLER has something new to
say this week. it will interest the
ladies. Look for it on another page.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

OK and after July I'd the money
order system of the Post Office De
partment will be changed SO that
one order can be issued to the
amount of 500, and three such or
ders can be drawn upon an Office in
one day, This is just double the
privilege of the past. The fees for
orders will be as follows:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

THE Good Templars are preparing
to have a grand "layout" on July
4th. They expect to get up first
class dinner at "a moderate price, and
in the afternoon and evening serve
up ice cream, fruit, lemonade and
confectionery to all who wish to in
dulge. Their new and beautiful hall
will be open all day to any who wish
to visit it and rest for awhile. The
proceeds will be appropriated to.
ward paying off the Indebtedness
upon the hall. The enterprise de-
serves encouragement, for they have
taken a piece of property upon our
main street that was fast running
down, and converted it into suits of
beautiful rooms that are credit to
our city Give them a lift!
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Officers.
County Officers.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CHURCH DIRECTORY.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. C. IRISH, Pastor
Sunday services at 1890. A. NJ. and 700, p. NJ.
Sunday School at ZOO, p. NJ Prayer meetings
on Mondays and Thursdays mt 1900 p M.
PRIMITIVE METH DIST. G. DAWSON, Pastor.
Sunday services at 1890, A. NJ. and 700, p. NJ.
Sunday School at 200, p. Nj. PRAYER meetings
on Mondays and Thursdays at 100, P. NJ.
TRINITY -. .................M M CHASE, Pastor.
Sunday services at 1880, A. NJ, and 700, p. NJ.
Sunday School at 230, p. Nj Services on Fri
day evenings at 1880 o clock.
PRESBYTERIAN. .......J. N. ELLIOTT, Pastor.
Sunday services at 1880, A. NJ and 100, 2. Nj.
Sunday School at ZOO P NJ. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday at 7:l5, p. NJ.
ST. MARY'S (Germanl. JOS HUBER. Pastor.
Sunday services: First Mass at 90, A. M;
High Mass at 1000 A. Nj; Nespers at 3;OOPM.
ST. PAUL'S (Irish) ..,......J. O'kEEFE, Pastor.
Sunday services High Mass at 10;00 A. n.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

A SHORT time ago there were
thousands of rabbits in and around
Loyojoy IL Richards lumber yards,
at the depot in Dodgeville. AS soon
as the proprietors began to adver-
tise their low prices of lumber,
there was so much noise and rattling
of lumber created about the prem
ises, that the rabbits were all scared
away to other lumber yards to find
places where they could dwell in
peace and Dodgeuile SIN,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

The old and reliable firm of S.
Hooking 4 Co, who have the agency
here for Nc Cormick's renowned
harvesting machines, talk plainly to
the farmers in a prominent adver
tisement elsewhere in this paper
The public knows as much of the
machines as we can relate, and pos
sibly more, as we never farmed oil
studied closely the mechanism Of
farm machinery, and we will simply
refer all to the gentlemen them
selves, who are always at par in
point of reliability and integrity.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. 1f.-Bacon Cumberland Cat 5l0a Short
Rib 520d PORK. Prime Ness 81 6d do western o3o Lsrn,
Prime esterE. 5I0d. cheese American Ch0cS AOo iur
33Od FroylSOns-Lard 6oOd Der cWt iof
American. BreaiStunsACorn. $40 Tor New Mlxd west
92d D01 cent1l for California NO L. SLOD
gOd for California No. q olJdgg3d for Red winter Rea
Canadian Butter, 35O0d Tor 6oOd Ont
Ell states 9UOJL do Beef lOoOd for Extra
India Ness
4lOd quarter Idnseeo Oh. E2O uof f0zV -
per tun- TaloW 410 oer owe kslne1 Pesroie-A QUO
o4d. per ga. - .... az
aIvRE. June lAwhcoI's Lard closed at 81 francs 20
centlmes peT % xioS - ..,,. M
BREAES. June l4-wilcoxs Lard closed az % msrH' ""
Ito lbs Petroleum MARKS oO prem
ANTWERP. 4.-Petroleum. Is francs - oent ne me-
pad WlcOxs Lard I56eOsed at 1fks % cen
times por lOO kilos
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15

d'hote ainner IN Switzerland. next TO party OF
English tourists, heard one of the ladies, who hao
read her name on the hotel register. referrinsto 10
herself, ask her companion, 'Is she the Hon. MISE
- of Londonf No. was the reply. IN
pointedly contemptuous tone, she's only an
American knowing and intending that her remark
would be overheard by the lady herself. To give
greater sting to the gratuitous impertinence another
added. You know no American goes into good So
ciety in London"
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after Jape 10, 1883.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE;
street Ferries as iollows = .u.,,
Gsfs tse nv MeI ana 1n % daily
and Chicago Limited 81 Parlc Dining smosias hai sle't
was%spSrt Eoss Haven M M Cory and sdsn s,.
ire and the OH REGIONS. -, ,,,.s,a,,e,
sad a 9s daily sse
arrive wsshins.on m Reggsr& & wa 3 nsai aaS via
and ana r. and j. aishs & ana ,s ulsa. vi,
For Atlantic city exoep SUNDAY. Is M and p H. -
For Cape May except sunday S:i6 M and p M sta
lGns GSns ssa's ya Railway anS A%SSy $50 and
On sunday "a M SSSSsS SSss So SS sS al
atJerseY CITY, affOrding speedy AMI direct
TrsSs PsOurg AMI llao M 7sSa1 pam
sS To ssS saS atSere saS sS os,
F,S$ FFS'sdsaS saiSi%'s ss sgs $50
SRdsy s sss stS ss 1873 cs 1855 bss and
$50 GO $50, s:oS ilss a. m, o;so f'oo' e''' h"-S
io'S0 and iO''0 0Tl;opiPHILADELPHIA !;
r,,,, ~, n. rsr.BLIsHEI aoUrE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY wEEKipAYssr ESi nsre ANPt 9S so~
DAY. ssFArioSssE SsEw.T5hk. " ToakADAAfAiA' "
nountE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED E9utEs
S1Si ASS Th Isrr fAsThss TINS SSssisrsSf
rxvres, Trains leave SewYork via nssOrosss aai o'rs
snatss ssslsss & s - ssa iSiqSi IS smi.eal II m $40
o. 4 T. 5 and .. m and II nlghI sundAyS " iA~
fted, and 10 a. H. T. aud p tn. ana ~ nsns Al
Express trains Ssw.York dsi.y. cxcopt sulig ni
7'zo a M aud D m running through VIA ftonS
Returning trans Rroads Staton PhiadephA iEy
3:i5, Except Monday 300, I;SO. o:@1 os
H. l:lo NJ Lmited Express l;so aud d; ~ faoi
1,A4, 8. q 63l 1:AJ. and SEQ On SunlAs a.
@l5 $40 atS o;5o 500 m ,oyo @ "a. i1is r.oien
7:i5. aud S:9J u. Leave Philadelphia VIA Csm'oT
q. t;3O D., daily except sunday uorss
Ticket ounoes. 43S s+5 ami sit Brostwsy Aslar sI
ana Desbrosses aud Cortlandt Sta, CouTts~ os
brooklyn station loot OF fuitDa-sL ,sT
li rs aud MS Hadsons Hooosen stsoa Jss., sS ,,as
| kmigrapt Ticket obce. No . battery Pass aaa N~-
The New.York Transfer Company win call for AMI Sa''>
baggage from hoteis and residences ~ r,anD
| CHARLES IL. PUGH, j. h. w 49, K
3eReTzl MSrageg Genefai f~ss i~e
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
HEAL kSIATE.

NEw-YoRK Thursday June II. 1881
The following sales were held at tho Ex-
change salesroom today
ByP. r. Meyer
1 3story brick building with lot No SO East l23d-
FsSnins aS..D. =, ,D slo4Oo
/ similar house with lot 80 O. East l2Jd-at adioin-
huyer nS sro ."o'o p.opv.' ~ .... 1900
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
STARIN'S
COMPANY.

- CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSFORMATION
COMPANY.
once Per 49, N. r., foot OF Cortaudts.
Cousgumsnts Of freight forwarded directed 20 sny psrs
OF the world
uNRauALLBD RAc1LrrIEa roa DISPATCH
Orders delivery Of oil knde relgAt and mar
chandse 70 any part Of ths city.
sLA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR.
BoR LIGHTERAGn
Freight every description promptly ngbtersi any po,ns
IN the harbor at reasonable rates
sTEAMBoAIs BARaES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER Foe ExCuRsioSA
slsamers H. starn aud Krastas Ocrnias Zoe NEW.
HAVEN leave Pios -. N II. - daily. tsaturdAys
sxoeptod.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS On. between Ssw.sork and
New. .HavrA Caro- and isDaSoh guaranteed
Freight foe points D. t. q W. e. II rsoslvsi a. Pisrl -
For Now Haven and points East st Pior Is
NORTH SHORE. STATEN ISLAND.- Eleven Niiss.ye
Ten Cents steamers from Iron PIsr L ID H. foos st
wbitshallst
CENTRAL TPYARD, Communipav. n. J.-Drs DOORS
Hoes 5Aopa svsrytalax pportssaiaS S'si'
oo1.sTuetion HI.frpp II sssssA
TROY B0ATS-ClTIZENS' l4INE.-New
u kieAnell "a RAJ O9A ana Lil y OFIhOl leave Tier
San. lC0toG JhristoeFs 0aiy eactrt hatuiuy ao
connecting with tTaina i"f ~ pobtsNofsn
eun steamer touchesl; AIDsU
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
HEw.YoRk CIR.

l2Oth. st. n e. 175n " Of grhave, 501l00ll, Julia A
Weeks and husband to Laura Manley. Sl2,
i22ds ST. 9 s. 160 ft OF 7thavo, Also I22d ST. lO0
l22dst. 100 II OF Tih.aye lOOxiOo III Laura
I92d.st, ss i25 II OF 7Ihsve. 2SKi0U.Ii; Julia NJ
Weeks and husband u same O,
Water.st, No 52; August schand 10 lsaao hosen-
Efd ana huollcf
7Gthsi, n = 100 &c v OF isLsve 75Kl02.2: Uaink
il2tb.st So l0On " OF lst-sye 21IilSi'x Irregular
j ID HewetL referee 10 May A Robinson. g.,
76thst, =. 10 II " Of istavc, 16xlO22; uhink
and ulfs toJ Cohen.
Grove Hili place. l2S.i II eoi kve-C. 2a.2xa0;
Louise de freye and another 10 Hugo siebcn.
zee. -.
Lot 500 22days. gore. etc; Mary l. fcntz and
other 10 haclay aud another. ............ ..
4th.Aye :. ~ ~ ~ Of IbLh-st - (Nu - tnou
square. 4.3ths interest, fhomsUn referee, 10
Susau Burs eY 81 al ............... i,
l7th-sL :, 80 n OF lsg-tyr, = xl2; Il )
cOinbc vile 10 Thomas schOics. la,
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
Go il1bom it man Concern

CHANGE OF NAME OF VESSEL.
" CUSTOM HOUSE NEW YORK. June J l. lsS3
Under Chapter lO7 1881 and Treasury Decision 4I0
pursuance OF permission granted oy the secretary OK
the Treasury the application OF j. If. Van We e nsne
OF the steamer JACOB MYERS. Of New York ~ s5 tons
net number 754Sl mas been changed 10 EDWIN HA"LEf
Vi ""'''' '''''' william II. ROBERTSON. Collector
HIPWELL.-RE T0WNSEND'S TRUSTS;
Charlotte Hipwel. daughter OF George hipwen ana
tieorRina HIP we'll formerly Townsend who eft %
and in 1901 have Assumed the name OF chaIuson
New Ork IN 1884 ~ viD Or hef mex
legal personal representative ndeadon OF DeSse
the day Of July 1883 come IN aud prove her or h
Claim "a Court In the above matter at the ChanDeLs
of SIR Justice Chitty. Royal Courts OF Justice strand NIL
deseN default thereof the said sum viii be distributed
the said charlotte Hpwe had died unmarried tues
ay - day Of July. lS a IL O'CLOCK 10 the iorehooh
appointed for hearing adudcating upon the Claims
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
Mem i)nblieaiions.
uARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE
(No 39s)
FOR JULY
CONTAINS;


CONTAINS.
1.-THE WITCH'S DAUGHTER"
.Fronnspiece. From Picture by F. S. Church
A FAMOUS LONDON SUBURB.
a,scr,nt,on Of Hampstead Heath william II. Hideing
Illustrated from Drawings by Robert w. Macbeth and e.
Brewtnan.
CONVENTIONAL ART.
ByA f. Oakley illustrated.
THE ROMANOFFS-II.
Russia under Alexander II. BY H. sutherland Edwards
Illustrated.
THE SECOND GENERATION OF ENGLIsHMEN
IN AMERICA.
Chapter VIII. T. W. Higgnson's American History
Series illustrated.
CHATTERTON AND HIS ASSOCIATES.
BY John Ingram. Illustrated
CINCINNATI.
By Olive Logan. With Twenty illustrations.
SONG.
By Robert Browning. Illustrated.
A CASTLE IN SPAIN-III.
Anew Novel, Illustrated by Abbey
THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE IN
NEW LIGHT.
BY William L. Stone.
THE EDUCATION OF WOMEN.
BY George Cary EggestOn.
POLITICAL HONORS IN CHINA.
BY Wong Chin Foo.
SHORT STORIES:
BORN TO GOOD LUCK, by Charles Roade
QUITE PRIVATE. by Mrs d. II. r. Goodae
AUNT MARIA AND THE AUToPHoNE
POEMS
ByF D. Morice and Jenny p. Bigelow
EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
Centennial Monumens.-Geperal John A. DiI-The So
cety of Decorative Art-Jonos veryThe Luther Memorial
Yea
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
DOPULAR SHORE LINE,

Il FOR PROVIDENCE, BOSTON AND THE EASE
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DErOI.
Three Express trains daily Sundays oxcepte % bpsta -
a. m 2p m (parfOr attacheD aud 10 M VITA pNls
ears L. ". POPPLE Agent.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15

wsships nsve; O. 500 n OF ralmsdgeave, 100 "a
xisd dyohn diliroy e Jss gIIlr.1y 2.
fasn psSn NO S1sre 30 to W,nm cprystis 542s
same prsoRerisy saSs sDsTsss 1sorss 10 WIN 1888
Same propsrty sissias Interests Elizabeth
Same property isls5,6s Interest," Levi; Mason
same @ property s,yts stIs,1s % ,r1s nteresh 1905
Same property ga,ohs m inssss' Mason 1902
same pTopery S s Sasotns Interests fn0ma' 1923
Same property ls14eths INTEREST," WIN DO "i. 1886
ls2s. T. 10 'i%S i5S Of Si6svc az5I5a
10 13Sdst I6oxl99l0i John Pinkney and VINO AZ ooo
l7thss 80 = sr.S q SstsA Hamilton 10000
7Sth St ~ y 81 9n tnS.n ~ llooo
piyiisiop.st n 9 cor Of Orchard st. o26x58.l0x46x
sssms. ssSs George uennsef and wno.O JON. 1880
5sts.st so # Of IeIingtca.avo 20xIoo5i
Nugent aud wife 10 Kate NcCaffrey. y.-,;;....
Same property, Patrick McCanrey ana WHO 70
SD dssns iSglS GaS0Ii n Of 3davs 5oi0iioa2
squeT and wife 90 Eva Muller .-.-..-,-;.; Aa''"V
Lot ~ Wards Island. 2s4 acres Jesse Oakley ana
cor oS5 Si s5s e2oo
lBth-sJ, $. l60, east or lstaYe, ZOxBz; MAnnhl-
Haubs ian suSng aSd Another sSs 7oo
Peats, IscsSon NS a9' 0nAiies He'A'' $4,000
6sdst So2is West Jane a Doriand to Thomas
al ~ n ts srooky1 lie ms CO. $4,000
lZihs sisk and WI wife 10 Robsrs Roosevelt 40OOo
orcaaGs amaa Franklin and husband 70 Franz sc6p 1918
i2Os 6sicr srcs isS m 10 Sus Sn susse 1850
10 sans io'o =. $500
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15

ELNEW.l YORK ENGEhS-LeaNe JaEtd-sup ~ Nv
ntes 7 rs minutes SAN ST. River IS minutes be
io Long ls,nd Guy time ANNEX & BOAT 9A from n Pss da m
nEASs $3.50 sS iaTR SaaI $50 hSS osS os
SpHSsE f51 $50 % s5 & ass So Ss s. p M Sundays
oS l2iP night w9dnssdsy 9S and ssS% saturday
SAC HARBoR-sS5 a m, 5:3j. 1885. j:S5 p. IN. sundsys
GREENPoRT SHELTER IsLANDl1s:s5 a m, sS5,
si;35 .. m. saturdays only $3.50 ?. IN. sundays "a IN
GARDEN GiTYi HEMPsTEAD-s:35. 0O5 a. M. 1885
day cay. Sundays 5:S5 Garden city Onyl, 1885 1886
GLEN COVE SEA CLIFF, LOCUST VALLEY. OYSTER
BAY-S;S5, eO5 m, 1885, ass. 6:35, 035 p IN. Sundays
'yp ri SsG So oIoRRrHpoRr-eO0 M. 4ss 5s,
OrS PohT 4 r %JEFFEEsoS2So5 % n GsS p. m Sundays oOs
R6YKoNKoMA- a. M, ss5. 5:sS. 6:S5p M. Sundays
900 .. IN. ,oxo op.cu
Ferry Aad Annex Boat do not run on SUNDAY.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains viii Icive drand Central Depot
MSarSs % @SG With drawing room car. also to ssrStosS
special cypress for chissgo daily stoppss ,S only
10 m, Chicago EIpress drawngrOOm to Canaan
daigua, Rochester and Bultlio 49, ,,. 49,,
tosa, alens Fails. Laxe George and Rutland
si,o p. R Accommodation to Albany ami troy
BDnS sT Ss sTsry ss ,h week. also Niagara F
buffalo. Toledo aud Detroit ,u,, .,a.n,,0 car.
toyraouse and 10 Road also to Saratoga and Mont
p. n. Pacific Express. daily. with sleeping cars ior
Rochester Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago ST.
Louis and Lowylile -. ,,A.,,, ..a
Troy Connects with morning rrns Zoe the West ana or
TIcketsOn sael5 No Bowlngireen, 2oz and tl5 btoat
way Westc0tfs Express ces 3Park ana 80
aud 9l3 Broadway. New.York, and SSS Washington
and S6t FiitOn.st. BROOKLYN. &. u MEEhEh
j. NJ. TOUCEY Gen. SupG Gen. Passenger Agent
NEW-HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ sPRINGFIELD. HoLYoKE. MONTREAL and inter
mediate p0ins steamers leave Pier No % T. r., at D. m
SUNDAYS exeePted conneeting with trains az
NEW. HAVEN for MERIDEN, HARTFORD SPRING
FIELD &c. Tickets sold and baggage checked at "a
broadway, N. Y and Coprtst brooklyn. Excursion 70
| New and return, 81 %.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-15

NORWICH LINE
~ Worcester Nashua Portland ana the Eas
The new Iron steamer
CITY OF WORCESTER.
without exception boat the Sound and
the favOrite CITY OF BOSTON, -.
IeaNe OF Wats-st.. next pier
ahoye at6:lO