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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24
LONG AGO.
Temple Bar.

Temple Bar.
sit beside the sinking fire,
Watch the weird faces in the glow:
An thi ough the night should not tire
Bat they have faded long ago.
All dust TO duSt the last repose-
Ashes to ashes we'll know
How surely this hath been with those,
Those whom l loved so long ago,
How surely this with me will be;
From every petty Joy g, woe,
From fancied SLIGHT, from jealousy
Made free and safe -ah long ago.
And yet may some things with US stay
As on the waters lilies blow
In white and green-iust as they lay
In white aud green ~ .ong ago.
It's pleasant now 10 think-"Perhsps
In memory's light ones face may glow :
s[lut upon 7: ne."-for all things lapse
In that sal, dreary long ago.
Bat when I'm dead, don't thou forget
Thou whom used 70 treasure 90;
let may one tear shine eyelid wet,
Because Hove thes long ago.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24

its disregard of domestic ties. In that
city last year there were 4,6Ss divorces,
or one out Of every five marriages. In
four of the New England States, where
30 divorces were granted in 1859, there
were 100 in 1870 and l ,52s In 1888. The
percentage Of divorces In Ohio Is ! In
70 marriages; in Kentucky, I In 81; in
tennessee, in 80; in Missouri, l in 81
I'M California. in IS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24
OUT OF LOVE AND OUT OF DEBT.

George Rirdseve.
or happy men the h8ppiest yet
IL he that's out OF love and debt
Who owes no kiss to wOmankind,
VINO has no duns 10 craze his mind;
with heart AMI thought and conscience free
Where Is there man more blest than he7
''Out OF love and out OF debt"
Motto none will eer regret
To all surrounding reoonciltd,
He's eeps ~ sweetly rs child;
BY neither love nor debt distraesd.
His dreams but glorify his rest,
He never dreada the morn Ia see,
For days with days In piece agree,
cont OF love and out OF debt"
Motto none will e'er rec ret.
Who's had his share OF debt and love
Knows wi at the peace they rob him OF;
And, once relieved Of love and debt,
His slavery never can forgot.
No longer will he bend the knee,
But sing the pi"aDs Of The free
"Out Of love and out OF debt"
Motto none Will Ger forget.
For all the bliss that love can give.
There more OF woe with love 10 live:
lie plucks the perfect thornless rose,
Who honoriug manhood, no man owes.
No love. no debt, all there's the key
OF life, for him who'd happy he
'Out OF love and out Of dcbt,"
Motto none will e'er regret.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24
SUNDAY Re9isffr
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY "a 1854

THE REGISTER has, by sew
eral thousand copies, q larger
circulation than any newspaper
published in the two Virglnias
or Eastern Ohio. Its adyanta-
ges as an advertising medium
are therefore apparent.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24
Life or Death.

CASGERs AND JUNIORS REMOVED
and radically cured, Without the use Of
tie knife, and with little or no pain. Ny
treatment OF Cancer IL the most successful
and only reliable method known. Speci.
mems Of Cancer removed by this process,
m sy be seen by calling Mt my ONCE and all
requisite information obtained. Cancers and
TnIaors, Hemorrhoids or Piles, Dyspepsia
Diseases OF the Liver, Gonorrhea, and AZ
forms of Syphilitic DiseasfA Loss Of Nan.
hood. etc, successfully treated.
References and testimonials furnished ..
my ONCE. do not aim 10 Do . doctor "curs
ALL but IN my speciality, Cancer, do claim
TO be second 70 mono In the country
DR. y. A. 0REhR,
del5gsb Freeport Harrison Co., Ohio.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24

N. T. Bullock, OF Dallas, Ga, has lost
three daughters this winter by elope-
ment TSey jumped from second story
windows. One remaining daughter [.
said TO have q far-away look.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24
A SECRET.

WILLIAM kLLIoT TODD. CHICASo.
You Feed not speak. Lowell
Ny soul commune with thine.
And In the liquid depths OF those Ark orbs
read thy thought, and mine
Nay. do not fear, love,
IL l. not base desire
That gIows within my throbbing veins. and
warns
Thy bosom with Its FIRE
For Ii 10 that love,
Which bends my soul with thine:
Whore sparkling rays fash from thine eyes,
and Gleam ESQ.,
Like diamonds In the mine.
And would you know. love.
by this ecstatic bItss7 ...
Come closer, love. I'll whisper With my soul
4 sscret:-simply thisi
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24
FoR SALE.

NOR sALE-POR STORAGE UNTIL JAN.
i nary III, Isa, two Plsning Maobinss, foa
Saw Tables, Rt No. 1919 Main street snIs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24
How Two Bonanza Princes Became
Rich.

How Two BoBanza Princes Became
Rich.
Said l. "Who is the weal,hiest man
ia California;"
slim Flood, worth 500, 100000; he is
a liberal man and a shrewd one. He
has built up OH San Francisco Bay O
new port called Costa City, with mag
nificent storehouses and piers, from
which the wood OF those rich countries
is shipped direct to Europe and the
world. O'Brien, Floods partner Ia
dead, and his fortune distributed.
Mackay, one Of the bonanza crowd, Is
thought TO be worth Si0,000,OO0, and
Jim Fair worth perhaps S40,OOJ,000."
"Said /: GLOW in the world Flood
and O'Brien make such fortunes"
"Just in this way, my friend" said
Mr. Hyneman, taking up piece OF pa:
per and a lead pencils, "Flood and
O'Brien kept saloon, and the drinks
were twenty-five cents apiece. Fair
and Mackay were miners who for some
years did not strike anything very
rich. So they gave mining stock for the
drinks instead of money. The habit was
to walk into the saloon with three or
four friends, ask for the drinks and
drink them, repeat and say to the bar
keeper, This is mine and walk out.
The barkeeper made four marks with
q pencil and fifth mark across them,
signifying 81 % for each round. These
rounds would go up TO apretty high
figure, but on one occasion Macksy or
Fair said. well, Flood, we want to
make settlement for drinks and they
would give their mining stock at a GER
tain valuation current at that time,
which Flood and U Brien put into the
safe. Behold On certain day metal
is struck in prodigious quantities In the
mines that Fair and Mscksy own, and
when Flood and O'Brien open the safe
and count the stock they have, 1t
amounts to more than Fair and
Mackay's, so when the mines were
pouring out their million or two every
week, these saloon-keepers who had
been receiving twenty.cents per drink
for watered whisky started fortune"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24
CHATTER OF THE CHERUBS.

Why don't you favor Mr.. Archer, my
child" Oh, for the best of reasons,
ma! One can't expect to make much
of hit in society with an old-fashioned
cross. beau. "-Ionkers Gazette.
Mrs. Maternal addressing little girl
on hotel plaza )-"I'm afraid our little
girl is m0nopolizing your doll"
Little girl-"Oh, no, ma'am; broke
it myself long ago. Your little girl has
been playing with 1t all morning and
hasn't hurt it a bit"
\ little three-year. old in Manchester,
n. H., was crying for her absent auntie.
He: mamma, knowing her fOndness for
figs, offered her one if she would stop
crying. She took the fig, but after
few moments del!beration, handed 1t
back, saying:
"'d rather cry for Auntie Brown"
Dot was at the dinner table on
Thanksgiving day at which was the
widow of Bishop p and several 9TH
er reverend people. Calmly glancing
around, Dot said:
"This is holy circus, isn't it,"
Imagine their feelings.
On another occasion, when her grand
father in his haste fOrgo. to ask the
blessing, Dot called out:
"Whoa! whoa, Papa Willard! back
up and say your prayers
"Sisterw cried a little boy running
into the room, "your little dog bit HE
on the leg"
"Whatw exclaimed the frightened
young lady. "Beauty has bitten you OH
the leg? Let me see."
She hastily pulled down his stock
ingS and, sure enough, there was the
impression of his teeth.
"You naughty boy" said his sister
shaking him violently. "Don't you
know better than to tease Beauty?
Some day ne will bite a big lump oJt OF
your leg, and it might make him death.
Iy sick"
Not long ago a little girl who was
spending the afternoon with little
Johnny, went into the parlor where
stood the piano.
"Does your sister Lucy play" asked
the little girl, running her fingers over
the keys.
"No," said Johnny.
"She doesn't" cried the little girl in
surprise; why, how strange"
why, you see," said Johnny, who
feared that his sister, some years his
st nior, and of whom he was very fond,
was falling in the estimation of his little
fricnd-"why, you see, they didn't have
pianos when Lucy was little girl"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24

GENERAL BEUREGARDs MILITARY OPERA
TONS. by Judge Alfred Roman. New
York: Harper q Bro.
MAGAZINES.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24

E>OR RALE--THE 0LADEvILLE r,k
pace property, 0laneviIls, Preston oouiiJ
". Va. consulting Of 40 acres Of farming ofs
and timber lands, one bArcoaI blast furDsS
fifteen dwelling houses and one store NON
Will aell low On easy terms or exchange 10
HENRY X. Lat.
dei7h ItOf Main Street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24
FOR RGHT.
For Rent.

1'O LODGES OR SOCIETIES THE ES
j cam pment room In the odd fsllou
Han. Its the most pleasant room for -
oicties In the city, beiDE well Lighted. gop
ventilation, and In nrst.clsA order aRdfU
niAhed. FOR further Information cnguIpa
W. ELLINGnAM
J. NJ. TODD,
IsnSb II. A. UrHMhS.
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.


VIA WEST SHORE or HUDSON RlNEh ,.srs
All trains except the 7it0 and A33 y. m li-n,
from s2dst, Cortlandt and Desbrosscs st. uss1sr
The 7,4o and 435 m trains leave nom " es' 49,"
only. ,,.--..,o -, - pnumaa
accepting cars through on both trans - AMI
suspension Bridge Niagara Falls, Bufal0 Ntves -
Eochester..' 1000 a. H. % D. m. sleeping ana paw
syracuse and Oneida, Tao. 1000 W., SPIN
Utica $40. $1,000 lilo a, mi IS r.
tlaaS -,Ao 1000, l2O a. N. 80, 500 D m NJ, o.
kara,OR1 aud Lake George specials N5l o. m II
800 ELEGANT trains with rcNolyIng char sm0Aps -
day coaches and BuFet psrlur csrs - , - $50. ,,,ou.S
Sharon Springs 1000 n M, with Bunet Paf'of M W.
6GT@ aSi Kingston .7so. $50 ego 1900 ll'9oa
Psenvile. Cairo, Mountain House station Na'ei'A"'
KtAerskin Hunter summit Pine I'm, Ph1n Ga "a 30
ll:2O a. M. $3.50 7. Bueet PArlor Cars 70 SUNNI "
For MoRrea aud C,nads East $50 m $50 M ,SsaSs
p IN. cars Saratoga parlOr and sleeping 'si
C.s AID Cranstons .7,.O. $50 1900 1870 w. %"
ST,a.;tons only 900 a. m. $40 pm.
spallt Ct er rams tay excrp. sunds' .,..sio- q ,
For tickets time tables psrl0r %, ,,,css. lerssJ
&C onn,odsl ou-, miorsaiion Apply ~ ,su
CITY Penn r. u. Station Ho3osea. r III, Al, IA rul
BROOKLYN. Conrtsti Annex on1oe loot o0i 363
ton. ST. and Dekabsye,i NewfoLs y' ,5Stb a. Psnn
0iG 1873 broadway, 737 ghaye l0S hn.. st. and
II, r. stations, foot % Cer!endt ana psrVss called "a.
and checked from hotels and residences o'"' W.
at tefo' Offices HENRY MoNErr Gen. Pass As'sA
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF
NrW-fTRSCY CENTRAL DIVISION

TooroF LrBERTY.sT. North RIVER. nat,
Direct connection to and nom Rr9okyn via Annex Boats
TINE TABLE-T4KIN$ ETEGGT July 6 81 l3'H ..o,
R0ae at 100 ~ g39 VIZ O. r. iSo 512 t S5g
Direct CONNECTION At Wgne Junction ft 6erSaoG dn, s@e
pRAwIYG.RooM Oars on all Day Trains and sLEErINO
CARS en Night Trans.
Returning lcavo PHILADELPFIA. Ninth and Cr.ens's,
1880, 500 $50 100 mr lis. 845, 5AO 90. ZOO
at $ $50 zoo o a lJo O 520 $50
pm SUNDAY. Bib a. M, 4:3o p. N.
500 SoS le6s i55 S' m 5s 49, GA 72sp m
DAYS, lz5, 9.ls IN, 6:l5 .. III.
f% ATAN54 GiTY at ~ sf5 D@ w.
For READING and HARRIS BURG at 400 745, 900 ILLS
mr Zoo, 1870, 4oo 5:SO 6:i5 1900 y NJ Sundays at
For SGRANT9X "a 200 n 2 a5S ;. s 900
Loo 40 j:ij 5:45 p m. sundays at 55OD N.
For DRIFTON at 7.l5 a m, 3:45 p.
For TAMAQUA al 7l5, 7:l5 800 m 100, 1890 3A5, 400
For BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN and MAUCH CHUNK
at400 7l5, 800 mp loo, 1870 3i5. 5A5 p III. SUNDAY
For EAsroY at 400, III, 745 oOOa m, l;OO $780, 94o,
For G p or HIG a BRIDE Ri BRANCH at 100
900 NJ, 4:C0, 43o p
For So StaS 5 sSn1. i'0 '0 'O '''
For soMERyLI, at 400 goS 7S 7S 9oS 1912 llio
Foo 800 lo3Op Sundays st4, 800 N. $50, $780,
erO0p.m
For PLAIEFIELD 800 900 7ls ?ts 200 90 60 1872
gU g& BAY T. Zoo $40 M iso 400 $50 900 Up
For ELIZABETH at 400 500, 6l5, 6:457l6 746SOo $50
900. $780, 1000. 1880; lll5 N, I2oo i2to lOv, iiS
300.2SO, 3OO8'80 346, 400 Alp $50 4ta 800 6SO'
ll30, 1900 SUNDAYS At l. 500. S.43 NJ. $780, 400.
b.3O 300. 1900 pun
For NEWARK at 800 b,4b, elb e45 75, 100 800 81 5,
AK sGc SsS 500 COG 40 S5O iliSS
}&91PR sgND s q $50 S 81 iO lSs IA H. i-'OO H.
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE Sc {An ra,. az AZ
400 7i6 eOO II 90 100 lito $50 800 80 %
1880 D IN. SUNDAYS except Ocean oroVe " H'Oo ss'
an, 1900 m, 400 p NJ
For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAr at o:oo
s.m, Las. ii30 p. M
For RF ICH HAVEN ATLANTIC CITY, VINELAND and
BRID0EToN at las p. M.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From PIER No. 4. North River, via Sandy Hook.
COMMENCING IUNF 23d. 1854.
ForSEABRtGHT, LONG BRANCH ETC., at 49, y la M
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS At .So. 200 a M. $40
G3Op -..
For ELBERoN. AsnURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE POINT
PLEASANT etc AT 600. II 90 a. m, To- $40 50 ~
pm Sundays Except ASourJ PARK an" "0'"' "'''" :"
For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BAItNEGAr at 300
am, lbs. 3ii6 p m Snndy-, 800 a. IN
Eor BEACH, HAVEN, ATLANTIC CITY, VlNELANh
BRIDGEToN, &c, lao M
Tickets can be procured foot Libertyst, Pier No
North Ryor a. l99 20i ;b7.20i AL va aud 35S Bfca
Greenwich ST. los East and principal Hotels in
New.York city In Brooklyn at Nos Courst ~ lIoi'
way. s8s $50 FutOnsti 2l0 Manhatianayei De kalo'
ave- 1917 Atlantic In Hohoken, 25t %ashington,st
~ T. Transfer Company vial call for and check baggage from
hotels or residence todestinstion, u.vcocv
80 General Agent Gen Pass aud Ticket Age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.

4 -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
~. KILL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; At Cranstons West
f0IIt Cornwall. Neuourg Marlboro, Milton POughkeeDse
|n Es9ba connecting with Ulster and Delaware, stony
love aud tRtski Mountain and KaateFskll Railroads
steamers City Of kingston and James " BALDWIN cave
eycry weok day at m. Pier 80 West lOth.st ex.
ep "a fafs, whom city OF Kingston leaves p.
NhdoGt olreGt making no wsy-landnga, onue.tng with
ChI~EfLL MOUNTAINS.
Fright steamer Will leave at p m. Saturdays for all
landings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
eau SCHOOLS.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.
EAST i0TH-ST, NEAR MADIsON.AVE
The twenty .soycnth annual this institution will
commence the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, 1884, at
the Law school Building In Elst i0thst between 4th and
Madison avcs north side ani VIII oontnuc until June 1898
Tho course OF study embraces two years designed Ia
give fun and accurate IN rctOn In tho principles and prlo
tco Of the law.
For catalogue &c. address above.
THEODORE ". DWIGHT,
Warden, &C.
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SwITHIN c. SH0RTLIDGE,S

- MEDIA ACADEMY, MEDIA, FENN
school year 1854 IS open, TUESDAY cptshber o FIXED
pIEcp fOF for S Tf aRd
.sned at Any me No 1s n S@d F riga
lar school opens g. but may sone
wien vscanco6 occur boa1lnschoo OF the highest grade
for a9d soy SRS n the Inc
I'M Fifteen teacher. al mn nHs al
classes that each pupil may have Individual ca special
and class Instruction deficiencies IN Young meas eln
cation corrected Young men whose edGe4tof h1s been
apt student, 70 advance rapidly special drnI for dS
:n am :V or chooSs regular English sccnhe cy IN
s s@fs5inss aHfs dted At Media
ward O. University Of Pennsylvania PRINCETON. Lehgh
h bss snd V. scyeq p
E for aTy co pysca and
e sg9 for "a Fifteen bandfod
to ne Sa s o5 and % lass
Tse9 IL & H .aSo GS Tc ihs Ga%
Students I've With the Princpa 80 beading out private
sn Rooms CsTPesd and f1TnnSS a TS h Sg
good and p SUPPLY s.s d SSSS9ES
large Rooms s9sSf Win S gas not b aedH A S5
The economical & that pain Zoo ana %easTe 9 are Best
Deri,noed walters. FEscass steam laundry bay and
oket nrtnres AmSo ground. FOR baseball football snS
e H9 po5 s rc9o Of @n n. h. I
Media AoidSmy has al is and appliances
school or The training genrelpon No hahng other
dyism Ne CHING It," Studens at this academy must
the home Influences for education devoid OF
good morals good manners and gestee surroundings The
school adapted every 10 the education Of young
only. Ne ia Academy l. mis- ed school, bnt
strictly boGriiug school or tho male Media has
churches and Temperance charter which prohibits the sale
OF all intoxicating drinks Med s. conveniently accessible
Pssnsy v.Sa Rat road ccmns from HcwYorI Pitts6urs
Baltimore Washington Nineteen trains broad Street
distance. thirteen miles ASK a Media Station for Academy
coach which meets every Drive the school only five
minutes For illustrated circular OF Media Academy al
dress Pfiucipal and Proprietor, SWIrHIS G. SHORT
LIDGE A Is ana 4. NJ. Graduate q. phlips's Exeter
Academy aud Harvard college,. Media Penn
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Qeatllers.

A MEXICAN LADY who has studied in Eu-
yanla school salary, 900 and home.
j. W. SCHEHMERHORN a 90, East l4th.st. N, Y
A YOUNG LADY wants instruction, both
~ theoretical and pTaclsal 10 become a Kindergarten
teacher some teacher with school preferred details
fully Address L., Tribune once, New.YOrk.
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, cstab-
shed 1850 provides promptly best Teachers for Private
IupA Families Schools Colleges Circulars Of good schools
whrrliabe Information free 10 parents. skilled Teachers
always wanted. Application form Tor stamp.
A NJ KINDERGARTEN NORMAL SCHOOL,
~ SUMMER Session, begins Aug II. Autumn Session
Sept Many teachers wanted for good positions Terms 30
Lessons $50 Board - to ~ week Emily COe, Prn. and
I'd. Of Am kndorgiTtcn Magazine 20 Bible House. y. Y
TEEACHERS WANTED. - Ladies': French
spoken an piano. EplscOp iil1 vocal music French
and German, ianO and singing English. lrench German
and music vocal mnsic Epsc1pllan ttcncn spOkcn and
eOcuDn. LpscOpalian French and German; English.
French and Music. Gentlemen Piano and violin plano,
organ and singing; piano and singing Apply 10
Mrs NJ j. NOt NG-Ir1TDN,
American and Foreign Teachers Agency % Union Square
TEACHERS' AGENCY.36 West 21st-st., NY.
Professors teachers 10 schools fanie4
careful advice Ia choice Of best schools. ii. HESSE
TTNlON TEACHERS AGENCY supplies
y school officers and families with teachers and aids
teachers In obtaining positions Apply To A. LOWELL CO
Managers j. Astof-pacc, N"w-fOrk
\EANTED.-Ry Harvard \. W., with IF
teen years experience position To teach the classics
In welestabiished college school hghcs references.
Address Box s41, Adams Mass
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FALL RIVER LINE.


FALL RIVER, BOSTON, AND TIL F. EAST
The most agtccsb. route TO the WHILE MOI NTAINs,
nj. DESERT all pnncp pal cities inland and snore 70
sOIts or NewFngland and Provinces
superb iron WorldrenOwned
Steamer PILGRI4 Steamer PROVIDENCE
Leave New York alternate DAYS Sundays included $50
y from Pier 2. North RIVER foot Of Murray 81 Con-
necton Annex Boat from Brooklyn, p Jersey City
,. - - - .
SPLENDID BAND OF MUSIC
aCcompan and passengers entertained
every syening with sPROMENADE CONCERT in the Grand
Saloon
Long Water Route Full Night Five Morning Trains
to BOstOn, short rail ride. CTime 80 miHues.)
NEWPORT LINE.
FOR NEWPORT, r. l., DIRECT
MARTHAs VINEYARD, NANTUCKETAND
6EA-SHORE RESORTS OF CAPE COD
MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS.
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY
New York alternate days Sundays excepted at
The steamers make Newport their Eastern terminus
Tickets saterO0ms foT both lines may ured 10
NewYork 1872 ZO7 28l 42l. ga, 957 and 1923 Broa
way al House Fifth Avenue Hotel and windsor Hotel
ticket Offices at tho office Por %, y r, and en- board
steamers II BROOKLYN, at Annex Omce foot OF Fulton
y y. T. Coz Offices COnrts and $50 FuOn-st, and
Van Most and's Express, l07 Broadway. +. D..
INJERSEY CITY az Annex Office, foot Of nge,pace
Send for list OF Fail River Limo Tours ana ELcdslOns AMI
BORDEN LOWELL, GEO. l. CONNON
Agents, y. Z, GEM Pass Agent y. T..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
CHARMS
CHARMS
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

- CITY, RIVER AND HARROR TRAN PORTATI0S
COMPANY.
Offce Pier Is, y. r.. foot Of CoUtandt-st
Consgnments Of freight forwarded directed any pan
" the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received for delivery Of all kinds OF freight and mec
chand se 20 any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAE
Dor LIGHrERAGE.
Freight every description promptly Lghtered to any poa'
IN the harbor a reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BAEGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JOHN II. srARTN and FRASrUS CORNING
fer NEW.HAVEN. leave Pier l. y r., foot OF Corandtst,
at p. m daily. saturdays eIceptedl
Freight points d. L. w. r. r. received At Pier le
For New.Havcn and points Fast, at Pier IN.
CENTRAL sHlPYARD, Communipaw. v. J.-DFy Docks,
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appertalilg 20 tho
construction and repair OF vessels.
Branch Office 7th ave, 42dst, onen daily until ~
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NEW-YORK And LONG RRANCH RR.

~ (Pennsylv anita RR. foot COgtlandt
Stations IN NcW-TOrk st and De7jrOsscs.St.
tPht9.S Read. RK. foot Libertyst
LEAVE NEW-lORk, commrncin, Aurust 1885,
For south Am6oy via Phia. IL Reading K. r.. 400 rs
900, ll;uta W loo 1910 300 Do % II. sundays
400 SIS a. m ZOO 400 p N, via Penn r. r.. AL. IL"
300 o. m LOO H. 300, 200 p. IN. Sundays 4l5, a. m
& p. m.
Tor MatawAn &c, via Phta. & Reading RR, 400 745
0.r Hoo a. 1900. la. 400. 4:3O $40, 79l D m.
SUNDAYS, 400 $40, m. 1900 ~ p m VIA. Penn RI.
4:45 7lO 9Ooa NJ, 1900, $40 300, $40 p. Sundays,
4.l5 n m. pm.
Rcd Bank Long Branch, Ocean Grove Asoury PARK,
sea Grit POnt Pleasant &c, via Phade phia and Reading
RI TX ~ 'os rogs a. 1 o 49, a. GO 100 so
or AsbUry Park 400 So a. Iig ZOO 400 po n
2:40 am 'lp. loop, m Sundays mot stopping at Ocean
For oFesRoR Via PhadeSia ond Heading RR -45
Iio a. M LIoo - p 5a m ~ m For KeyPort
a. m .l2.l. 49, 400 $50 500 '4j, 73p p. N. Fog
Toms River and Baruegat 900 a. l:5. 49l
D. m. For Toms River via Penn 4. r.. 7lO a. IN. 80
D. For Nneiand. B1igeOn. Atlantic City, &c, Via Pla
c. G. HANCOCK. j. r. WOOD. r. BLODjErT
G.P. & T. A. =. * h. HR. a.. T.. A 2. RR. Supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
V'O THOUSAND ISLANDS.
ROME, WATERFOWL AND OGDENsBURC
RAILROAD
TIE POPULAR ROUTE

TIE POPUIAK NUIIf
Trains leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT via ROVE iS,
CAPE VINCENT. OGDENSBU RI and NONM GOD yp.sst
daily and 2. daily except saturday o'N AN dSv aaj
MATERTOWN 1880 m. week days and p m u .nIIt
II p IN daily except saturday m train has WAD,.,ns
SLEEPER 10 CAPE VINO EN I. and on arrival u S
tie new i3st steamers 81 LAWRENCE and ~ TAunT
BELLE feaye for CLAYTON, ROUND tSlAN ~, ~ "a
SAND ISLAND PARK and ALENAN OKLA BAI'cs.rs
steamer MAUD for KINGSTON Only iWo hours from 0As'
Vincent o f2ndri2 Bay.