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Ceaal Noiltcs.

L. CURTIS EATON vs.. EMILY a. EA Al,SSs>i
II. order of Notice state Of Connecticut, Fairfield
County, IS: ,,,ncDroor roh Of A n 1894
Upon the complaint Of the said T. Cults Eaton PrinhR
forth for divorce retunaDe 10 thc
Snneror court I'm and Fairfield County the first Tues
dgV of March 4. II appearing TO- and being onnd Oy me
subscrng authority that Emily 4 Eaton the said cfpond
emit is absent the state and TO parts UNKNOWN
ordered notice Of the tendency OF said complaint be
given by publishing this order In The Newfork Tribune
newspa1er printed in city three weeks success
sivelv commencing before the 10Th day OF FeDluy
~ ~ ~ II T. BLAKE,
Clerk ~ the Superior Court OF Fairfield County.
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02o to eeo polarization, boIes bags bids si.ass.
reals Exchange weak; tho United states sixty days
gold, 7G7i2 prem do short sight Tai prem on london
17i2Gl5 prem. Spanish gold, 232d 232it.
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Business Chances. .

Bnslness Chances.
a DVEKTISEMENI FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No 1928 Broadway, corner thirty.
frat mill D n and 30S West Twenty thirfst corner
Eghthave No 81 East FouTteenthst corner
$50 Tbrdave corner Forty seventh St. at the HARLEM
OFFICES Nos OO7 and 300 Thirdave. corner one
wenty hfthst up 10 p NJ at regular once
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.-One of the best
~ established paying weeklics in WASHINGTON IeTfl
tory cheap. Address Journal Dayton NAshlhgtoh iei
ntOry.'
dhJS nQA FOR SALE.-FlOTal Establish
- o.UOO ment in S9GhTesle stern 2Sn Of 9 WSS
mill Etc. Wei established and largo trade sales-ii99l
So 600; 1889, $1,000; 1885, $1,000 Good reasons io eis
Terms half cash; rest on liberal ine 10 pacCal pusnos
gardener, Correspondence solicited ~, ~
-A"Oi''' W. w. ~ spruce str Eoyy-NsrL city
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REAL ESTATE.
Srw.yoRx. Saturday. March s,lssA


prCORDrD REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SEw.YoRK CITY.
76th.st, MS l25 fteO ath'aVe' loViiU' 5000
22d.st, s., IS # " Of Sdaye HAis9'' 1900
Sdst 5, 100 IT Of shay GSIiOo Nuu' $4,000
croanvNtch At 10 Washingtonst, lois o. % 80, e.
76Iis5 617b1l79. etc. jacob BRUSH anu 1880
l246.sL to l2Jdst ioonT o. Ksys $4,000
rs6st sll9 g e Of 6thsve' oiiOV'l 10000
l24hst 23l3 OF dave N,;or 70 Ellen brady 1900
Minetta st. 70 and IS; Henry dc f'y'''' $3.50
same propery; Eyert Bergen and vile 10 Margaret $500
Heart. 49,. J;xoi SNo6xgs5
Joseph wolterng and another to Iho' NJ A'"On 5000
ana m ass Of 2daye. 15SxooS l. cutting 1000
sqdst 3 loo Of Lexington t ave 2i'A'' $4,000
ls9d.t > so IT eOt sthaye l5i''ll '' $4,000
45t6st ss $50 Of 6thaye 10 So PdSTSr 10000
,,o1 ~ "a ii56 W of 4th-ave isViIVo'Ai " lacOJ
nesne and wife TO simson VOL -, T. : p my
71stst. ss Us Il W OF Oh ave lOoAioo'' mug $4,000
oreenwieSst No IN. % interest N'bu'e 5000
saus Droperty al interests Ihos NesuS 10000
same n., IL Interest," sarah Frasse 20 'anei
5sns ptOPe. i5o nw o. lstaye 2StSS hu' 1880
"a acnsehen aud wife to Iherese sloi i si,, yte-
,i7,hst n q $50 II q Of dave, 2efIvVp XII" $3.50
pus Nos aud s. Aston and wife to Na'e 2S7 500
lgs hae 70 n Of .tave. 2OIlooo' sophie $4,000
Kauer TO Margaret fernana"@' ''''''''
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NHE ERIE RAILWAY, better EnOwn as the
i NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangements OF trains from Chambcrsst Depot
9am-Daiy except sunday pay ESpT,ss draw ing.room
coaches 10 Cleveland, cincinnati and chicago
p M daily, 81 Louis LimitcF EIpres5So extra charge
Tor iast tlme-lullian Sleeping oScnes 10 uuo IRVING
40 nj Niagara Falls M salamanca 900 N; Cleyt
land Lao Cincinnati $50 -. Louis $40 IN secOnY
day Connecting trains arrive Detroit $40 M Toeds St
u IN and Indianapolis IL
pm DDay)Pachc Express for the West solid Train Of
Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and Chicago Hotel and
Buffet smoking Coaches TO Chicago.
$40 nj mgTant train for the West.
Rutherford and Passac 7i2O 100 $50 1920 12
lao 800 $40 $40 $50 Gu $50 $50 1880 IL midnight
Sundays $50 1920 m i;i5 6;5o Q p N - midnight H.,
5:lO $3.50 Gl0 $3.50 $50 s5 1890 and II midnight Sun
Newark Paterson via Newark 645 $40 1880 BIC
ago $50 $50 1870 10 aud IL midnight Saturday nights
S1fern 7.S0 1910 m l. $50 $50 $40 s:l5 m and
midnight sundays $50 1910 am LAO $3.50 Ii and II
midnight -
Newburg aud Cornwall $50 0 I'm $3.50 430 m. Sunday
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery 0 a m 43O p IN
Goshen s50 1920 m $3.50 $50 4:3O sl5pm Sun.
&iddietown s 800 1920 $3.50 4sO Sis m. Sunday
$50 1920 N $40 M The trains ,a m and 40
Pot jeTv 1, $50 loco 4sO slO H. Sunday $50
quarter of and quarter hour
from $40 l046 every thirty minutes and from
Tickets for passage apartments in Drawing Room and
Sleeping coaches be obtained and orders the checking
Nos 26l, 4Oi or 037 Broadway, 1877 Wostst n H. No
Cgurtst, Brooklyn, or at the Conpany's pepots
'O ii. JOIN g ABBoFT oenl Passr Agent NowYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains leave for Engevood: Closter Permont and
night. Sundays am and 7;l0 pm.
NsnuetL spring Valley and Monsey 7lo 10 am $50 M.
JOHN N. ABBOTT. Gen1 Passr agent, New.York
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DrouosLl5.
PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.


BUREAU PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING I
WASHINGTON, ID. G Feb. -, lS0l)
Sealed proposals Endorsed prop9ss i%r i9nacc VII De
m for one hundred and ffty thousand 100000 ponds Of
NAVY Tobacco TO be dcvereda the Navy Yard Brooklyn,
y y as follows: fifty thousand l500OD pounds in thirty
DAYS and the balance before the FIRST dag OF November
and forms OF viii be furnished by this
Bureau upon application AMI proposals must be made upon
The forms so furnished and accordance with the specimen
uoH' j.. SMITH
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STARIN'S
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Office Pier Is, y. r.. foot of Cortlandtst.
NJ frcfnht

Office Pier Is, y. r., foot Of Cortlandt-st.
Consgnments freight forwarded directed to any par
Of the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders delivery Of all kinds OF freight and men
thandse to any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR.
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly ghtered to any POM
In the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN H. STARIN for NEW.HAVEN. leaves Pier
Is y r. foot Of Cortandtst, at p. daily tsUNDAYa
excepted
Freight for polns on D. T. W. r. r. received Of Pier 49,
For New Haven and points East at Pier 49,
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles fol-
Ten Cents via Steamers Pier l. Z. r., foot OF White
hallst.
CENTRAL sTIIPYARD. Communipaw. N. J-DrY DooKS
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appeTtantng to the
construction and repair Of vessels. ===-=====-=-=
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Dantma ACADEMIES.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. ,238 Broadway, corner Thirty,
nist.t, until M and 30s West Twenty hirdst corner
EShthayo No. 81 East Fourteenth st Union
I62 Thrd&ye corner Forty seventhstt at tbs HARLEM
OFICEs, Nos l,O07 and 1900 Third ave, One
rates.
MR. p. HARVARD REILLY, 678 5th-aye,
VA has returned from Europa Tor tsImA &c. apply ~
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST, IM 4 CjS ET2UlF
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT MITH ABSOLUTE sAFEIH.

Express TIanseave NewYork via Desbrosses and Corand
$50 720 s. $50 20 and 10 Limited), H. 1l;10 m 800
$40 B. g. and D. m and II night. Sundays Glo, \
10 Limited and 10 m; a. g. T. and p m and ~ night
Trains leaving NewYOTk daily, except sunday, 2u 5Vau
lilo o. m l. O. T. and D. connect at Trenton for
Returning trains leave Broadst station philadelphia 1901
3l5 800 I. 43j except Mouday GOV 50 0o 80 S'3o
and l:lb Qimited Express 1870 and 0:2Q p M, l.
q >. Is, $50 TAO. 74f and p m on sunday l2O 81
800 4 $40 4. t5:2O Limited, bioO 14Oi ':4J
and p Leave Philadelphia via Camden 800 a. m
Ticket ohces Az $40 GA Broadway, Astor House
and DesbrOsses and COItlandt Streets Court L.
and Brooklyn Station, foot or FultOn-st
BROOKLYN: Bushs Hotel HobOken Station. Jersey city
Immigrant Ticket Office Battery Place and Castle Gar
len. 80, -, E, , .,ot
Tho New York Transfer Company will call for and chec
baggage from hotels and residences. 1850.
CHARLES T. PUGH, II WOOD, ..
General Manager. Genera PGSSr Agent
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads
FARE ONLY SO.

EOR BOSTON. FARE ONLY rs.
INSIDE R5 5T2 ~ SToSg f Point Judith
steamers leave daily except sunday from Pier 80 N w.
''y'''' I" F W. PoPpLE Gcn1 Pass. Agt, III Westst
TEHTGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger
train, leave depot loot 81 CoEshut @ RethIeheW Aicn
town Hang Maac chuqE ar e. d91"P PnH S2
through coahos run daily Local trains at m and 54o
Trans leaving at si0 a. m aud $40 connect for
ali points Mshnnoy and Iazoton coal regions sunday
train local FOR Mauch Chunk sloa M Leave Mauch Chunk
GcReT Eastern once corner church and cortland ss
L. b. BYINGToN, q. p. A
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
y (Pennaylyanla ri foot cortlandt
stations In N'TYoFh pi a2d
For south Amboy Via Pha Reading RR, > sb5 l1q 80
an? 100 3 p m sunday zoo iOi !, an Z wa
For Maawan. &e via Fhla. Heading RR5 590 So II
a. $780, o 1870, BOO e. p m sundays 4O, lOi2 a. w.
via Penn RH, a. m. L. m. p sundays o m PM
sea OF CRIT p o fe2ss s &C. via Phadep6a and Reading
s E SS At S OCEAN Grove 5 A.Sa 2 Pa Zoo iO
via Pennsylvania Rl. "a. n ~ n 3l0, p m. sghuhys
For Freehold philadelphia and Reading RR Sl6, II
ndaan9 92 fo9 Sdo III FqG h % 20 500
p ne For y G%i HYf Bd 5ss
H l. H RR Go&P mr. Adts sH6t
NETWORK CENTRAL AND. HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROA D.-Commencing Nov. IS 1888
a. m, Western New.YOrk and Northern Express WIN
m.
stopping Albany, Utica syracuse Rochester buho fIp
Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago lOI a. M aY
1880 M CHICAGO Express draTlng room cars toCanar
II a m. Western New-York AMI Northern Express "Oh
$3.50 Albany TROY and Utica Express drawing'room cars
Il D. M. mmodatlOn to ALBANY and TROY. a., >-..
s6p st. IOuis Express. with sleeDinQ cars LOT
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Except Saturday Ioedo Detroit
$50 D. M With sleeping to Syracuse and to
M Pecao Express with sleeping clr Or Rochester
Buffalo cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago st. Louis Oswe
FO also I.Owvie (eXcoDt saturday.. , - ,u,o,- o,1
II Night Express with secpng cars 70 b W and
Troy Connects with the morning trains LOT tue west anu
North (eXccut saturday night. -, Dono+ No D pouipo
Tickets on at Grand Central Dep0t, ~; 80, g
Green 252 and 425 Broadway a n5 ap5dvoV New Rrr
OfceS Park place. md 7S5 md 42 Boa1n"hE e" l9I
and 1873 Washington and s64 Fulton sts brooK"n ana -
FoIrh.st. WILLIAMSBURG - and eleepinR CARA can ha
rrocnred &c auy OF the ticket offices IN SEW Cly'
PpaScarc called Tor and checked from Snndav
''Thcse trains run daily. All others l'F b 3EEKER'
L NJ TOUCEG. ConcraG p1sscnpcr Agent.
General superintendent '
DOpULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
postan and the Fast. All rail from Grlnn central Depot
Trains daily tSundays eKcepteu) 10 BOSTON az
~, n m (narlor car attached and 10 p ~ Twin palace
secpng cars SUNDAYS at 10 D N; G W Rennt y P
r SeWnort cxpress Grand Centla DEPOT at p n
arrives al Ne"P0i' '''' f. w. POPPLE agent
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GUNNER Resorts.

DAVILION HOTEL AND COTTAGES,
ISIlP Long Island will open April !. House heated
with steam JAMES SLATER OF the Berkeley, jthave and
9th.st, owner and proprietor.
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obstruction

obstruction
For Boys and Young Men---City.
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
UPloWNS oFFfcRS 70 i353 BroadaaT corner Tbfy
E si q9 No. East nf SS
5G0 Thrdaye corner Forty seyentast; at the HARLEM
bundreiahd Twenty dfh.stq mp TO M, at office
rates
A -CTRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
COYRiERE 4 CO. 81 East l7thsf, Union square.
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
,ERANK DRIsLER !. n, PrinSipaL .n-,r o..
Ee seco Ur to fTo ERY DsLER Is Wesi 46
SCHOOL OF MINES PREPARATORY
colleges. ] WOODBRIDGE DAVIS, c. f. Pm D. Principal.
THE COLLEGIATE ScHQ = No 10 p' 721
ri Fns esc hcr snd smlT dcbarmn yRc
ium. New building complete in ITS appointments. The
can school year Just begun.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,4S1
and d 6sSnB{ eP S1r NM H. H6BBY W %RlN Heps
Art schoc-s-City.
Mrs. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
w beginning Tuesday. oct 1G, IN FRAMING OIL aud
and and
STUDIO. No. 50 MADIsoN-AvE
| JAMES HART, Nj A. +. bellows
For Boys and Young Men-country.
A HOME-LIKE BOARDING-SCHO for
"A Young Boys. h. KINDS, A. NJ, Hampstead L. l.
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-The m
Ddersgned an experienced physician and teacher makes
the and instruction Of such boys speciality Address
DIR. WILLIAMSON, Lyme, Conn.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college Conditioned rejected candidates coached
summer or winter stockbrdge Mass f. HOFFdANN
DORDENTOWN, n. J.-NIilitary Institute.
ID Prepares FOR College Business Finely located health
Rev. WM {. BOWEN, A. NJ, Princip,L
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP-
Government School and for BUSINESS JOHN MILEY.
Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
ply TO c. b. METCALF, A. NJ, superintendent.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester 22d year Degrees eeHfcrred r p.o.,,o.,
DYE, n. Y.-Bradford Mansion School. Open
For Young Ladies-Country.
RORDENTOWN, n. Female College
ID beautifully located very heathfu and thorough. su.
p''''' Rev VIM G. BGwES A. M P Pres Gie''
THE Christianity and day school for
a. GILL; ddyas no IA high,st. spTi6gned Mass F9F cre
For Both Sexes-Country.
CLAVERACK COLLEGE
~ and HUDSON River Institute, Claverack, NY
FITS for ALL coLfE5GGEAs and naH bGs1xEss
French. Art and Music speciates. Both sexes
''"OO' Rev &L0Nz6 F2AcR' Pr. D., President.
POCKLAND COLLEGE,
~ ovx,rs & k,Sn NJ; Hudson
Private instruction for backward scholars $3.50 Send for
catalogue. W. II. BANNIsTER, A. NJ, Principal
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i On and offer Feb. ~, 1885,.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains NewYott via Desbrosses and Corandt stree,
Ferries follows:
Harrsbnrs Pltsburg the and South with Pullman
Palace Cars attached and p III. daily. Newly YORK
and Chicago Limited OF Paror Dining, Smoking and Sleep
Ing Cars. ut . a IN. every dayj
Wilamsport Lock Haven a. m p m CORY and Erie az
connecting at Cory for Iusv1lle petroleum centre
and the Oh Regions. . -. -. -
Express Of Pullman ParOr Cars daily except sunday 10
g. NJ, arrive Washington 400 m; Regular via - and r.
Il and o. r. r., and D. IN. and IL night sunday via y
and r. H. 615 IN, p. m and y night via b. ana u H.
For Atlantic City except Sunday, with through car p
Long Branch Ray Head Junction and intermediate stations
via Railway and Amboy, a. m IL noon $40, p M On
Sunday m. and p. do not stop at As0ury Park)
Boats Brooklyn Annex connect with all through taln&
Jersey City, aording speedy and direct transfer Tor
TfaYs aryo~From Pit,.burs clio aud lli2O M 100 and
lO:2O D. m daily and a m. daily except Monday FROM
Washington and Baltimore $50 and $50 a. $40 800
$50 $50 1908 and 1875 M Sunday $3.50, 500 a M
1908 and 1898 p m. From Baltimore. l2O M on SUD
days 900 p Prom Philadelphia, 800 $40 $3.50 600 2
except Monday. 900, $3.50. lO40, 1880 NJ 100 40
$50. $780, $40 1920 1880 $50, $50, 1902 t02O and
fO3b p M. Sunday, $3.50 500, $50 600 1908, ll5o a. M
$50, 1885, 9;2O 1905 1920 end 1875 U. m.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
fuE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
~ SUNDAY 3 STATIONS IN PHILADEL-
PIfIA IN NEW-YORB
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIF
MENT, AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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IRON Brooklyn Bridge Pier
TIME TABLE-TAKING EFFECT nov 10, 1883
For PILADELP1A 9nd TRTSTQNo BGu99 .o Brock TSa
i&.do p. ~ SUNDAYS at 5:i5 a. m, $50, 12:oop m.
Direct o9nson At J12 or f MaBsTnaR c6n nns
focken and Norrisown.
pRAwISG.RooM 1Rs on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Returning leave PHILADELPHIA, Ninth and Green,sts,
I3 no. ' sTxp ps9 as 20 a. % $50 100 STd s9$
beIkts at Sis i2o s ts6 m 1OO 0'O 0-O O''
Leave TRENTON Warren and Tneser'tt1 G2o s0S
For 9A x 3fLL14&sP6RT at 6G5 7i5. 900 m a4', 4oC
For sgUNBURY ami LEwIsDURG at GAS, 7il0 a. m. 34s
For READING and HARRISBURG at 7:45 900 lib m,
100 $50 4O0 $50, 1900 p. Sundays at $50 p III.
For SCRANTON at Gas, 800 q m 345 ?. m
FOR WILKEsBARRE and PITrsToN at 6t5, 900 a. ms
Zoo ii30 315 $50 p. m Sundays at $50 ,. N.
For DRGFToN at GAS r. IN, S45 p. m
For TAMAQUA at 645, 7i5, 900 m loo $780, a45, 400.
fS at 6f5 800 H. 100 1880 3; $50 Sunday
For EAsroY at sl6, 900 NJ l'oo l:9o 8a5 400, 4aO.
$50 7. IN Sundays. o:3O p NJ
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 600
q. m, 400. 4;3D p. m
For TLEMINGToY st eaI 9.O0 m' 1oO' lISo 400 4ao.
6 at "a go 1890 d df is1c LOO iSO
F2 9 EI fs5 s 20 t5 'S 5sS
Zoo 2 49, e aco 1882 5So 49, loo ''O '''
rS sas 1888 {55d at SIs S al. aT S
PAS 600 sl6. $50 e4S 19O 7's9 $50 20, sis9 l0So,
ll30, f200P SUNDAYS A. eOO' $40 G H. lioO, 400,
b:30 $780, 1900 pm.
= ss 49, @ : , III ~ ~
300, eIS $40 100 100 sI5s GOO, stS 1880 1ii5'
r aaf So tSS SIS s S W. a. rail- .,
ocean Gee S oToSs ~ At TO- iSl5 except
For FREEHo oLDD A. sdS J Il M M iso5 aSB,m
100. 4isO m. with through psrlor cars 4i9o D
train
for VINELAND AMI BRIDGEToN al liS0 pm.
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. Z, North Hver via Sandy Hook.
forLoNG BBANCH. EAToNTowN etc. alta pm.
Tickets can ne procured foot Lberty, Plef syorn
River a. f62 POT, 2b72olc al ala, 72l e4l 1917 and
1928 BroadwayI 151 and 7l9 6thAve Ryington st, 10
keelwichst 20S Eas 126thst, and principal Hotels In
EswYork CITY IN brooklyn stNos Courtst ll6 Broad.
way 78O and $50 Tultont 40 De KALI.
Y Transfer Company viii call for check bsggsxe hon
hotes or residence 10 desttnst?n -
@ o. HANCOCK
General Passenger and Ticket Agent PHILADELPHIA
J. T. WooTIEH. General Manager.
\ oszssn nst<fu yAAasuxa ASsaa IiS LssIEsA. \. Z
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Gtean1oats an0 Railroads.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO TIE WEST.
VIA Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
D. N cxcept sunday Washington and all points West
: D. ~, DAILY FAST ENPKE91, through sIsePn3
coaches to Chicago Cincinnati, ST. Louis Connects LOT al
" MiDNiGUT daily for Washington points West
For Timetables, Tickets sleeping BeItllS AMI Baegage
Apply NJ COmplnys office, 30 ana = broadway Ooui
ST.. Brooklyn; Pennsylvania Railroad
TOR NEW-HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck
slip ats and p. m Sundays tXcspSll - D Ill
steamer arrives for early trains North and East
nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on liOU
i sATONICand NAUGATUCK RAI1ROA US-Stcamers
leave athernesiipat LA. p M 28dst. East h'eE
SHOP. m. Fare lower Than by any other route.
EOR BOSTON. Fare Only -
i VIA FALL RIVER LINE. Limited Tickets
Rest route Newport, FAN River ana an Ea9t'ln points
Daiv service SUNDAYS ENCEPTED from Per ~ ~ r.
af 4 n nm ST iners BRISTOL and Providence. on
nccton bv ANNEX BOAT from Brooklyn 1870 Jersey cry NJ
u m Tckets aud satoooms may be secured in New-l OK
al principal hotels transfer ana ucAtl om'e' at uo o'
on Pier -, and on steamers. ,.-cpcrr goN-,cpp
BORDEN q LOWELL, "LOI'" -, ~ pc.s Ngr1+
NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route.
= 70 BOSTON. 80. WORCESTER - 80. NASHUA, 80 g.
PORTLAND, 81, and no transfer
Steamers CITY OF NEWYORK
CITY or LAWRENCE
leave per 40 40 North River. loot ot NaSst ntAl pl.
above Ferry daily except sundays 2UO J. NJ
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
From STATIONS OF
NFW-.ERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBERTN-SI, NORTH tlN Ih. NJ.
Direct connection 10 and from ookn via Annex boalA
Brooklyn Bridge Pier
fffA . q
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HAVANA MARKET

HAVANA March sugar duh and nominai Musco,vsap'
common 70 fair AS.g5s reals geid per sroos' 0snu"
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POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
ptan and tbe Fast All rail from Grand Central Depot
trains daily SUNDAYS excepted 70 Boston az
m n m (parlor attached and ~ W Twin Place
se@nnf cars SUNDAYS at 10 u m WILT wh Ra nn sieepnS
cars Newport cypress ,e'veS PaIIor cars attached
arrives at Newport ''ooP y HI r. w. POPPLE Agent.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-23
The Order of Red Men.

The Great Council of the State of Improved
Order of Red Men, adjourned yesterday after
noon, after two days session Sixty repre-
sentatives and great chiefs were present, and
official reports showed the order in better con
dition financially than ever before in this State,
with a stronger and healthier membership. The
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
Great Sachem-Thomas J. Lockhart Lebanon.
Great Senior Sagamore-Chris McGregor, Indian
apolis.
Great Junior sagamcre-T. NJ Sudbury, Bloom
ington.
Great Keeper of the Wampum-John A. McGaw,
indianapolis.
Great Keeper of Record and Seals-Thos j. Smith
Frankfort
Great Representative-M. A. Marks Madison.
Great Prophet-D Chappelle Deectable Hill
Trustees-Walter Ramsey, Indianapolis; Wesley
Davis, indianapolis; Eugene Thomas, New Albany.
The next Great Council will be held at Ander
son, on the third Tuesday in October, 1885
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-23
" QUITE A CONTRAST"

As contrast to the subjects
In which Bull Dogs do engage,
I'll speak about the contrasts"
That are getting all the rage.
Contrast" in dress is something
Which engages womens mind
And contrasts" most decided
Can be found in womankind.
But It's not not alone in color,
IT'S not confined to shade,
But contrasts" can be noticed
In everything that's made.
The people all are contrasts"
Who at your door may knock;
There's even quite a contrast
In the Babies on our Block"
There's contrasts in the sermons,
And in preachers, too, think.
There's contrasts, too, in sinners,
And in what they eat and drink.
IT'S very plain the Bull Dog,
That suits everybody's views,
Is very striking contrast
To the common kind of ehews.
IT'S contrast to the others,
Which offend the taste and SMELL
For in purity and favor
Bull Dog ever does excel
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-23
Local Political Meetines.

Meetings are announced for the following
times and places in this county:
Hon. Stanton J. Peelle and Captain John
McCaforty, of California, at south end Virginia
avenue, tonight.
Hon. Stanton J. Peelle Chas L. Holstein, W.
W. Herod, and others, at Huffmans grove, near
Broad Ripple, at 2 o'clock P. NJ. The Central
Blaine and Logan Glee Club will be in attend
ance.
Thad 5. Rollins, at Mankedick's school house.
Center township southeast, Friday evening, at
1880 o'clock.
Mayor John L. McMaster and DR. Levi Ritter,
at Julietta, Friday evening, at $50 o'clock.
Hon. Stanton ] Peelle will speak at New
Bethel, Franklin township Saturday evening
at 7:30 o'clock.
Hon. Thad S. Rollins and ]. B. Heating at
Clermont, Saturday evening, at 7:30 o'clock.
Hon. Stanton J. Peelle and others at the cor
ner of West and Washington streets, next Mon
day evening, at 7:30 o'clock
Hon. Stanton j. Peelle at the corner of Elz-
abeth and Locke streets Fourteenth ward),
Tuesday evening Oct 28 at 7:30 o'clock The
Escort Guards and Piumed Knights of Columbia
will escort the speaker from the Denison.
Lieutenant governor Hanna, Hon. Ferd Win
ter and Levi Ritter at Hadley Grove, Clermont,
at o'clock P. NJ, Tuesday Oct 81
Hon. W. W. Herod and Mayor J. L. McMas-
ter at schoolhouse No. IA, east of Bridgeport,
Wednesday evening, Oct. 49, at $50.