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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21

EvpoF 4 ONCE FAMOUS FESsEL.-A few
DAYS AGO cable dispatch from London an
minced that the bark Elliot Richie, from
r.uusuick for Bucnos Ayrcs, had been
an,udoned ut sea- water-logged, and tho
,,.,.y. landed ut Pernambuco. Most people
may not be aware of the fact that this i'll
MID vessel WAS none other than the famous
Harriet Lane, the "Tallapoosa" Of ante bel
lima DAYS She was a regular visitor to the
Potomac river and several times during the
wear laid al anchor off this port. The Har
r,.f Lane, ~ is we'll known, was named at
,,rthc late President Buchanan's niece she
,,,-a sidc-whccicr, brig-rigged and was as
,iu.. 4 specimen Of naval architecture as
could bc found in the age in which she was
Lril When The Prince of Wales visited
mi, country, in 1860, the Lane was taste
uIly decorated and conveyed his highncss
and suite with government dignitaries and
invited guests down the Potomac on pleas
ura rip. Next day the same steamer took
,i,,. par,v to Mount Vernon. When hostil-
iri.- between the North and South began
a battery was placed upon her and for
,iw,. she WAS engaged in watching for
hIorkadc-rmnors Off the Southern coast.
The Lane subsequently took part in the as
~.w'f upon Galveston, and was boarded and
r,p,urrd by the Coniederates, who, after
making necessary repairs, loaded her with
cotton and started her for Europe. She sue
rr,sfullv ran the blockade and arrived at
her destination, and shortly atterward the
engines were removed from her and she
WAS mctamorphosed from a steamer into a
bark and now. her career ended, old ocean
ha- gathered her in.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21
TELEGRAPHIC BREEITIES.

The failure of G.. i. Browncll & Co., Of
New York, is announced.
The National Society Of Mechanical Eu-
gineers met in annual session at Pittsburs
last night.
The New Hampshire democratic conven'
ton met in Concord to-day. Mr.. Hosea w.
Parker was chosen chairman.
The Cunard Steamship Company has pur-
chased the Guion limo steamer Oregon, which
made the trip between Liverpool and New
York in so short time few weeks ago.
Thomas Kilday, discharged switchman,
was arrested in Schenectady, N. V, last
night on the charge Of running away with a
locomotive yesterday and sending it against
q sleeping car.
The working men at The Glendower Iron
Works Of Danvile, left work on Saturday
last, on account of not receiving their pay,
aud The mill has in consequence been idle
since. 1t is thought probable that the COM
pany will ask for All extension from its Gre
ditors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21
RIOT.

GALVESTON, Tex, May 2l.-A special to
the News from Matamoras, Mex, via
Brownsville, says: Reports have reached
Matamoras that a serious riot occurred on
Monday between the people and Govern.
ment troops and officials at Linares, about
200 miles from Matamoras. No particulars.
Fears are entertained here by both citizens
and officers that a revolution has started
which will spread over the entire Republic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21
ANOTHER BANK CLOSED.

PlTTsEURG, Pa, May 2l.-The Pennsyl-
yania Bank, of this city, has closed its doors
and posted the following: sowing to q
continued run for several days we have
decided that il is wise for our depositors
and all concerned TO suspend payment for
the present" There is great excitement,
and a large crowd surrounds the bank.
Officers have been placed at the doors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21
EDCC.fTIO.N.fL.
A ELLINGTON INSTITUTE.

n
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
The next session of this school will begin SEP
TEMPER 2Mh. 1881. The Principal. recognize
Ing the ncr, far an extensive school of the high
est grade in Alexandria, has enlarged her estab-
lishmcnt by the purchase of No. 4G S. Washington
street. will unite this with the present Institute.
and open on September 10Th FlRST-CLASs
SCHOOL, with every arrangement for the COM
fort, convenience and recreation Of the pupils
Accomplished teachers will be employed III every
Department. aud, with the cordial cooperation
and snpport of her patrons, she trusts to make
her school, in every respect, such rs shall meet
the needs and requirements of the community
Terms moderate For circulars apply to
MISS REEECCA c. POWELL, Principal,
my1 sd w&tw1m No. as $. Washington st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21
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FIRE IN a HOTEL.

PIT~rsEUIG, May 2l.-A fire i'll the cellar
of the Seventh Avenue Hotel at ten o'clock
last night created CONSERVATION among the
guests, and for a few minutes a panic pre-
vailed but fortunately the flames were ex-
tinguished before any great damage was
done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21

To PIMLICo RACES VIA B. & p. r. R.
Special trains will leave the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad station at l.20 p. H., to-
morrow, Thursday and Friday, direct for
Pimlico races. The return train will leave
Pimlico after the races about G.10 p. M, ar
irving in Washington about 80 p. m. Fare
for the round trip -, good only on day of
issue and special train. my20-t3lst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21

FELL. FROM THE CARs.-Mr. Thomas
Brent, brakeman on the Virginia Midland
Railway, fell from a north bound extra
freight train last night near McIvor's sta
ton and hurt his left hip. He returned to
his home this morning on the passenger
train and is expected to be about again in a
few DAYS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21

THE ELECTION will be held tomorrow
for the selection of Commonwealth At
torney, Commissioner of Revenue, City
Sergeant, Clerk of the Courts, and Magis-
,rates and Constables. The fact that there
is no opposition to the regular democratic
ticket, it is hoped, will not deter citizens
from casting their ballots, for it is the duty
of every good democrat to see that full
vote il uOlled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21

ENTERrAINMENT.--Th "carpet-rag" en-
tertainment Of Trinity NJ. E. Church last
night was we'll attended and passed oil most
pleasantly. The entertainment consisted Oh
songs, recitatious, &c, and during the even
in. Rev. DR.. Poulson, the late pastor OF the
cl,lrclSleIivered very appropriate address.
About 80 pounds of rags were collected;
which will be sold and the proceeds applied
to the purpose of defraying the expenses OF
Il new carpet for that church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21

Police REpoRr.-Last night was clear
and cool, with no prisoners and but TWO
dodgers at the station house. Inc only
case before the Mayor this morning was
that of VIM. Dixon, a colored boy, arrested
for cutting the head of Sam Studs with q
stone. He was whipped and discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21

FIsH.-The receipts of fish at Fishtown
continue to decrease daily and the offerings
now are very light. To-day about sou shad
sold at $l6a20 per hundred aud 5,ooo her
ring at S:1a6 per thousand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21

Ci'TD AND TIE PoLICE.--The young
folks have again outwitted their seniors.
Thi, Time the couple comes from Albemare
rul:.tv, and their names are G. NJ.
Marsh and w. A. Lcake. They have been
wanting to marry for some time past, but
rb,. opposition OF the lady's parents stood in
the way. and they finally concluded TO elope.
Arrangements We're made in secret, and last
Monday they disappeared. The parents Of
tn. Girl determined to head them of if pos
sibIe, and yesterday the Washington chief
Of police received Il dispatch from the father
10 prevcnt license being issued. and the
match consummated. The chief sent a
policeman to The court house, requesting
the clerk of the court to notify him in case
application should be made for the license
one the assistant clerks promised it should
uo done. after failing to find the names on
the Iicenscbook. When Mr.. Meigs came
into the office he was informed of Maj. Dyes
request, and replied that both the chief of
police and the parents ofthe girl were about
twenty. four hours too late, as he had issued
the certificate at his residence the night be-
fore the couple were married, and probably
We're back home by that time. 1t is very
evident that the old folks must make an
early start if they wish to head OIL Nlr-
@inia couple bent on matrlmony.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21
NEW STYLES OF STATIONER A
~ ERENCu'S 81 and 80 King street.

Note, Letter and Bill Heads, Envelopes and
Shipping Tags We are printing, at lower rates
than ever before, absolutely the cheapest ever
offered in this market. Send for samples and
estimates.
Every form Of JOB PRINTING executed ut
shortest notice.
New styles Blotter Tablets, all Sizes and new
Papetcries to-day.
Something New Every Day.
myol GEO E. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21
! r$aKtjrga Dazette.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY ~.
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. May 81. 1854
j.. ,r.. Middle Atlantic States fair weather. west
1870, winds bccoming variable, stationary teu.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21

OTICE.-The copartnership heretofore exist
~ ing between James F. Muir and John A.
Muir, under the firm name of JAS. /. MUIR &
BRO, was dissolved May list by mutual consent.
Either partner will sign i'll settlement of accounts
due the firm JAS. +. MUIR,
JOHN A. MUIR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS TO-DAY

SENATE.
The chair appointed Messrs. Sherman,
Morrill,, Allison, Hayard and Lamar as MEM
bers on the part of the Senate of the com
mission to supervise the dedication cercmo-
MES in connection with the Washington
monument. The chair also appointed MIR.
platt to be Que OF The visitors to the Naval
Academy at Annapolis in the place of Sena.
tor Miller, of California, who had been
obliged to decline.
A number Of petitions were presented and
appropriately referred.
HOUSE.
Immediately after the reading Of the
journal, the House resumed the considera-
ton of the English PeelIe contested election
case; and Mr.. Browne, of Indiana, sub
mittcd an argument in support of The right
Of the contestee to retain his seat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21

REV. FIELDS Cook was admitted into the
toIored Baptist Convention during Its re-
cent session in this city. Rev. Cook was
formerly pastor of the Third Baptist Churcn
on Princess street, but portion OF the con-
.yrcra,jon became dissatisfied with him be-
cause he was opposed to creating an indebt-
e,iness on the church building, and removed
him, having succeeded in getting the SER
vices of Rev. Graham. A number OF the
congregation followed their old pastor and
held services in Odd Fellows Hall, on
South Columbus street. Rev. Cook and his
little congregation have purchased lot OF
ground on the corner Of Queen and Alfred
streets, and will begin the erection thereon
shortly of u neat church edilice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21

The KAECHEE TRIAL.--In the trial of
Louis karcher, in Washington, yesterday,
Tor tlIc murder of J. w. Grimes, the prose
cation closed It's testimony in CHIEF, and the
court adjourned in order to give the de-
rnsc time Ia consider whether they would
not submit. the case without further teSti-
lu"uy.
During the trial, William G. Clifford, OF
this city, cousin Of Grimes, testified that
he was with deceased the day before he
vas killed, and ON 9TH and d streets, south
east saw a woman so in the house to the
hay window, aud she there stood and beck
ourd him to come in, kissing her hand to
him five or six times. Deceased told him
that she WAS Mrs karcher, but he did not
stop The next day witness saw deceased
at Berchs shoe shop; he was drunk and
laid down on Il table and went to sleep.
He left there between ) and O'Clock IN the
evening". Witness said Grimes told him
that ~ had been there before and she had
Sent out and got cigars, oysters and whisky
to keep him there. Grimes was what he
would call temperate man, but would go
oil on sprces several months apart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21

THAMOIS SKINS! CHAMOlS SKINS!
" CHAMOIS SKINS!
Just received full supply of selected Ghamois
Skins at WAKEFIELD HALLS,
dcc27 Cor Prince and Fairfax streets.
E,AVORITE CIGARETTES aud PURITY
l. TOBACCO for sale by
STEINER & YOHE, Alexa, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21

HIHE UNDERSIGNED, having purchased the
interest of John A. Muir in the Furniture
Business will continue the same, on his own ac-
count, at the old stand Ill and LIB King street.
my19,t JAS. +. MUIR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21

VNRUIT LAXATIVE, NESTLE'S FOOD, MEL
L LENS FOOD, Corn Starch, Cox,s Gcatlnc
Arrow Root, Tin Foil, Gold Leaf, Silver Leai
Bronze, &c For sale by
feb13 E.S. LEADBEATER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21

EPAGES GLUE! LIE PAGES GLuE!-A
| 4 fresh SIMPLY of this Celebrated Glue ust re-
ceiycd 1t is pronounced THE BEST by all who
have used it. % cents per bottle, with brush
and tin cover. MCLEAN o. LIEN,
NH so King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21

WAGON, Pillow, STAGE HALTER AND
w other Chains, Finished Steel Plow Plates
Harrow Teeth and other goods suited to the sea-
sou. for sale at SO King, corner of Royal streets
r'b12 J. #. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21

baskets! BASKETS! BASKETS!-Wc have
ID inst received the incest line of Covered Sphnt
Baskets ever offered in this city. They arc dura-
bic, and nicely finished and we can furnish them
in six sizes Call and examine.
mvT MCLEAN g. UHLER, so King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21

DIAMOND DUST! DIAMOND DUST! Fol
IL cleaning Glass and Polishing SllverWare
Brass, Britannia Sc, something new, best on the
market For sale by ,-
mhnO W. +. CREIGHTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21

A MOTHER SUPPLY OF ARTIST MATEtlAL
N received to-day consisting Of Crayon Paper,
Academy Board Canvass, both on and off stretchers
Cravons, Studies, Oil and Watcr-Color Studies
fohoS I'D Fl. LUNT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-21

IMPERIAL GRANUM, MELLlN'S INFANT
| Food, Murdock's Liquid Food, Elys cream
Balm. Himrods Asthma Cure, SWISS ana Eagle
Brand Condensed Milk at
my1T d. Fl. LUNTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
INVEST SHORE ROUTE.

VIA WEST rHOHF or HUDSON RIVER.
All trans except The go ana 4ij g. m trains leave
from West 42dst. CoItlandt and uesTOsses SIS stations
Toe $40 a. Dr. aud 455 trains leave uom West 4-d-t
only.
thruagll both trains
Ton - Iou', 300 p m. Pullman DuGet sleeping
& TO-. % to utiIot
ior reuoit .0s m, $50, M Pullman buffet sleep
suspension bridge Niagara Falls. Buffalo Newark and
Tocht-ttr I'D a. IN, BOO rs p sloepiug ami paIlor
Svrac,ise. : 30. 10 o.: -l.5o az D.
Iuta. $50 40, 4l.-u @. ui tj.lo -- p m
AlHauI. % &c. .In. IL 30 NO. -. b on, PSI p m
NaIRtoGa and Lake George. 40 llLi a m bun't paflor
or y W 1Iis fp a haIF ON ! go n 200 tram ..-
NcwnuTE and KINGSTON '74n 1000, j 20 a. M Jaw DO
a. 900 up.m .
1l'-u q.
nica ll.4Oa m Buffet Iarot care 90 kns.to
ioI Montreal auC canada Last t4ha u.. D. 'N p m --
Cat~kil .ud Grams 1ns 800. i0oo, II 20 a M 4o''
'Cr.r,t,r. . only % a m $40 g d. i3n W.
tI4It. Other fi4iIsdtIv except SUNDAY.
trrf os TINE sl les u41 sleeping atCoGir OLE
tom. o information. ennis st o0,es Jersey city Penn IS
-ft,.u tfoi..pu ~ ~ sslu. st Nf1ukyn4 QUIT
o. Atn,s On 90. foot Iuf.uaL Sos lhnnuHi. auif o.
Lai. ave. Sow Hfh g.. TO- .Ni .', "4' .ti hfnait
W tti ava. D. LIST ifh a.. l.A1 brWrfY Penn.
Il b stations funi ,i ,ors audit pnl l,'NU ss's eis Hni
e.t -rs tafu font 90 Nrs' 4.d r fsf.s 'oNnl il
aI Sod nom lo.s .ul i,.'cnoo' ufd'i' Ga" h' I't
'"''' '''' HLNIN MoNI.li, cen. Pass AGENT
"a Ntaiost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
pHILADELPHIA AND READING


rirtct connection To- ,pd from arooya, Annex RoaA
r,r T ny AF {SkiN@ TiFl1r 5,1 ,,
Louic" At 400. 74- $50, li5a m, lao. 400. lo $50
pir.c, 1sU " m AZ ,t,s r,sI,, s "a P,95
Chestnut mn. at caumDiasye Tor Msuayuut consh'
oRAMlNo.HgQM Ans on all bay Trains sud stGEriNo
neraru.us i,e,c r,UL,prtrHrA. Nem 40 or-,a,',
t.N 80. ,ti 90 = m, ~, j., "a pa. 80 -W,
nv, s.IGs9E3dsSo 100 u, SdC, $40. S.!c Sa5
GC%% lo2s.. 'j53 M isS A. o-' '''P @ Sun
* YI3lHH5g2gE ~ sggS@ 30 tFf%IsngRo and
Tor READING snd HAkRi-nu Ng ~ 400 10. 900 mas
a- o. SO 400, $50, $40 1900 y. IA sunaAyS Al
rorsckANroN oooa m. 3l5 IN.
F gay AZ aqS r s61.y Al sj ' 900 %
For DRIfTON at T:l5 a. H., 545 p Ia.
For TANAQUAA 7l5. 7'a5, 800 m loo $50. 3d5 400
yor BErnLEHEM. ALLENTOWN and MAUCH CHUNK
at40o 7i5 300 ~. Loo. l.so. S45 $40 ?. H. Sunday
f9r TAsToS at 400 7ls =, 200. 300 e lao a's.
rr S90PPE{S al Co Zoo RTpq5 o 1 as p AMI
500. 80 p H. suniays 1870 P a. '' -'''' '''
For az M & g. t GSS 7 7 o5 99S 1899 I5
100 500. iO.oOp L. sundays al l. 500 a. ~. 1870. $780,
fqE PLAiNFIEID At 200 200 7l5 ~, 200, $50 1920
~ m lo' 10 &c. 3So "a ''Y9 o t8o Sg9 ol5
SUNDAYS . 500. $40 a IN. 1850 400, $50 900, up m
fq sd ELzAbE Goa e 9oo gq9 s3 f5 g.
goo 80 3o!3 10, 80 5000 II, % a. 5OQjl 35;30
!i$o. I2:6QR u. SUNDAYS at4' 500 s:io NJ $780, 400
$40, 900. 1900 IN.
$50 900 9I5. a:l5 O;lj 1915 IDS m. 1900 i245
800, 5-5. $50 100 755 sl5. 900, 5!5, 1880 Ills.
lilo. 500 800. 500. tbs 200, 300 1880 pm
For LoNG BRANCH, ocEAE GROVE, &C.. An raj! at
10 ~ SUNDAYS s1csp, ocean 500
= % m. 400 N.
For FREEHOLD-At 745, II a. m, 2:30 4, s. 5:+5 N.
Fol LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT At 800
a. A.. $50 p. 10.
Tor BEACH haven, ATLANTIC CITY, VINELAND and
BRIDGEION at l45 D. N.
NEW-JEBSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From No 8 y orth Rver Via SANDY Hook
COMMEND NG il y r 23d, "a.
ForsEABRIGHT LONG BRANCH. etc, at 1870, 8. II g.
ll5 3:45 4:46 $50 r. sundays. 3. II m e:l5
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at $3.50, 800 Si5.
k3Op IN.
For ELBERON. AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE, POINT
PLEASANT etc 1T GOO II 90 a. IN, ll5, 3:46 445. $50
300, lliu0 n
ForLAKKWOOD TONS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 800
am ll5 346 m. sund ys 900 a. IN.
Eor BEACH HAVEN ATLANTIC CITY. VINELAND,
BRIDoETON. &c. lis II
Tickets be procured at foot Liberty't Pier No 3
North River IL lt2 ZO1 -51-il AL VA, ana $50 Broad
wa, III 90 aud 40 th.avct: Rvingion-stj 10 and 8
York Guy II Brooklyn Al Nos COuTist JOY Froed
way. s3s Is Futoust II Manhattan. ave De Ka0-
Ny ira, Ser 1olnpanv M cal for and check baggage
hotels or residence todcsinatOn. ...--
. j. j. NDOTIEN. {. q. HANCOCK.
BAiDWTN. f p. Agt. Il9 Liberty st, y Y.
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VNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
i NEM.YoRK. LAKE ERIE AND WEsTARN RAIL


Arrangements OF trains from Chamoersst Depot
psm--Daiy except sundays Day E1pTpsssS dawingroon
u coaches 10 Cleveland. cincinnati AMI Chicago
Bpm oaiy. 81 Louis Limited" Express era Slsise
T,25 Niagara Falls. m Hamilton, ONT l'7o ~
peuot So m; Salamanca %, m Cl,'ti-nU ~, Inn I'D
IN trns arrive Toledo So and Indanaros
eP IN Daly)-Pacihc Express for the West o9d ira Oh
bunAlo, NIAGARA Falls Cincinnati and Chicago Hotel aud
BUFFET smoking Coaches to Chicago
nt ORD snS Passs,c Ssb 52@ 100 o2o IL
$40 $3.50 4iQ $50 6l0 $3.50 100 1880 m u M might
Pliefson 4s I2o 100 $50 l62o 2 noon A. go %
blO 6.5O Go 80 80 sis 1890 pm and midnight sun
"HsSark and paterson VIA newark s4o sac ii30an 3
<s20 - t5O t,2u ~ m ana l2 midnight sa'nI""
Sunorn 10 100 1890 m 46 90 $50 10 $40 IN sn
81 midi ant sundays 545 $50 1870 M LAO $50 IA ana
Var TX 7.31 10 20 m 4.80 IN. SUNDAYS $50 am
NewDurg and Cornwall 1909 m $50 430 q ? m. sunday
eGI0ossd"nt and Kingston and Montgomery $50 IN
egnif, ~ % 30 io2o = IN $3.50 $50 s.l5pm sun
az n 40 $50 1920 IN $50 M ,o ,.,os.,,.. 49,. -,
iddltiowu 4 I0Ub lvi@U in o,us.'V III y ~
!" kN,,r - Ihe . = M train stops Malnst only ~
'pmG Jrlvis 100 1910 t.JO sl5 m SUNDAY SJo
leave ydst quarter Of and quarter aier each hour
t,"'"t = n, 10 /. a. q every hour al,
sVt1t Tor passage ANA apartments IN Drawing hoom and
80 L. ,T Of baggage NAY be- loii Al nc Company ph,ei
g.. ~ lOl o. B57 broadway. 81 westsL ~ y, No
ptpfssa trains from the West srivS in Newforh a. NV
sSo GohS 40 A1Bipi. oen1 rassv Agent SowYors
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEN.J hSI
y frame leave for fngswooh ko 20 'GtG sSO D m ,
f'@Sl,r,shf suSdays T. o a u; aud 7;lS&m $50 d IN.
NIln spring Valley sna Monsey a. 10 "'' Wv u"
sai0a!s4aS AnnoTr GAM PAssT Agent Ns"f"A
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90 Inhom d Man Gontern.

A BRIGHT. INTEREST ING htlo grl ~ to
" ay,art fare epa lci 90 ~ ,'trrn coy n"n iN W."
80. %, a I'D snna fnrreard 90 r sitrI lh' 'hH" M.r
oi u.t ar. s.c could Hl''A ,,l lA.s ''' ''' W tI
lac aueot u ms ice b. DO O. h doc paitniH e"
H. ,tild Fnrthrr lnlorma uluy Dee had oi ii ~
D AnausAy. Ollu, Wa =, lr.a % i"'' ~ w. ""'N ~
National hank came place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18

EYrrts, pesbrosses and corandt
htrer. Ferries as tslows
go 30 o. $50 10 and 10 Limiiod) II, lllO m 500
$40 g. .. Is, Z, and and l. night sundays, d 49,
% LimiteU ami Oa 4, q, q and Sp IN, ard - night
TTams New-YOrE daily. except sunday go, x.
sa0and n 10 a. IN, 2, 4, and connect at lion
ton tamien. -.
30 500 g. 4:S5 (cIcept Monday, $50 $3.50, 20 $50
II AMI I.i5l Uimed Express 1880 ana 20 p.
- o. Is, $50 40 745 and p M on sunday l.o5 ! 3
500 T. $50 $50 a m. {. f520 Limited $50, 40 7ij
and Leave Philadelphia via Camden. $50 a. IN
III on ces AL $40 and 944 Broadway Aston House
npd fol % Desbrosses COTtisndt streets Courtst
and BTooglvn Annex Station foot Oi Fu.tOn.st
EIooklvn Bnsns Hotel HOboken station JeTs"y city.
immigrant once No Battery Place aud Castle Gar
ohr.aa. fiOm hotels and residences
CUAi.LES l. PUGH. j. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
Gin pr,pcrin 90 Get.

HANDSOME l-story. high stoop, brown
y sfuu. bou.c Tt.t tad.st urnr MadHgunVr. -nsto
iIhrA,usIo. .ul.t OF 80 eont ur ucut A. 90 Io,
s.....l. vat,Inau 90 .I. JAMES a. MAlLtLoN, 81
tth.avo
NOR SALE or 10 LEr.-No. Is and 20
Iu.tp'd.t WILLIAM WALK h
fI'O ~. .3'n West 2~th-et., 20 fall size four
atlr, lHf .urnt house gas tNuIcs. pier anl Wtn
iur.I .lI ,ru.,e HlfIur aud -rtoHu 70 HS -hI'rf
tI. 90. nj .. ,ti.t .ufp 'r lHnrl'r ID" $50" l'I
sal, foundry u.It. I.,.. uIrut ur -n' ~ cet -'drt
NO LET Fully furnished, with immediate
J Io.,,., %. lh. .rll modern house 81 West Oh. ''
Alpy uu d. ci. .r, 4ul at IJl Nal1oI.tVr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18

ADVFRTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
= lDEk GtaEr>E III Hl hECLlNED At ,d IL
iti- ErranT1N "nruer hirtF
tfsst uuu % o. m and }ps "e,t twenty thri.st. orner
TIrlfhavc. 80 1858 -oufth e.. corner ourtecnlh-'t,
go IhrfAvc corner Foitv--cyrnfl ST.. 100 IhId
ave ura- .-iht amt ~ tlr HAIIEA ltF e. :, %
Ihlri-sv- corner aALi cl.y uith-L. lp 20
+ g. iu. at regular 0llOt rates
NE'ANIED 10 Iut. apartment Do hubert ITO ir.
w below -9l r. AdIrr-. with particulars AMI lowest
prce A j.. g.. a.. pIne ID nc-
WANTED Torrent. 10y family of three per
sons ao nufufui- hel house betw CT .a
81 and Central Plr. Le,iue.rsyc .ut r'h ave ue IN
l. NJ ~ Tribune Oaioe.
Houses between }Ith and j9rh
w .ts 1tha,e. m. sob ayes. for ready Purchase j.
HONAI.E Brown, g. West 5.d.ste southeast corner
Broadway.
\VANTED.-IIou~cs furnished and unfur-
ul-rd Flats I,ueucats AMI Los either for sar or
toilet N.ch. rsc Tor reg.stcrn4. j. kOMAINE BEOWE.
" 35.--t.. w.. corner broadway.