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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1884-08-02


Washington Letter to StutesUUle Landmarks.
After dusk you will see Hon. S. S. Cox
and his wife in Dupont circle, which is
near their elegant residence. A number
Of friends will probably be with them, en-
joying an outdoor parry Ga the benches
and grass. On the next seat to them
may be a working man and his family,
having as good a time and conducting
themselves with as much decorum as their
distinguished neighbors. Senator Sher-
man may be seen in Franklin Park,
smoking a cigar by the Fountain which
splashes under the shade trees. Lafayette
Park, in front Of the White House, is the
largest, coolest and shades of all these
bits Of country set in the midst Of town,
and the President often strolls through it
at night with a friend.
High up on a terrace on Massachusetts
avenue is Senator Bayard's house, and
and beside it is that Of Senator Edmunds.
They both have plain, comfortable resi-
dences, either OF which could be placed
in the drawing room Of Mr.. Blaine's grand
mansion without inconyeuiencing its oc-
cupants. Senator Bayard has large fam
lily, and his wife being an invalid never
goes into into society. The Delaware
statesman has never thriyed on politics
and is comparatively poor
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1884-08-02

Blessed is the lot Of the people In the
West They first VII hear Gen Scales;
they get all the Summer cash that does
not 90 10 the seashore. they get tho FIRST
political speech ever made by Major G. NJ.
stedman. But they have DR.. York, too
lack "A day
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1884-08-02

to the member who returns the best pa
pers; another to the best paper on books
(2) and (3); and others for special excel
lence in other ways
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1884-08-02


ed the exodus of Summer tourists west
ward though they were little late this
year. There they viii ssay till ''thc leaves
begin to turn"
The week has been very duh and quiet
one indeed throughout the whole state.
hut the Fruit Fair nj Goldshoro and the
music there have made IL mclodlously aud
lusciouSiy memorable.
am told that You eau find borrowers
Of money in Ashoville who have good So
curity and viii give - per cent This ar
gues both scarcity of cash and an aban-
dance OF capital opportunities in the West.
Good crops are reported eycrywhcrc.
This viii bc a bsg year with Us, with full
crops, a big Exposition. and one Of the
biggest campaigns aud biggest Victories
yet ever heard or DRAINED OF. LIT EN-
come
They have shown pretty clearly that Gro
yer Cleveland comes of most excellent
stock, but it has not yet been proved that
he is OF the same blood as the old North
Carolina hero; and il occurs to mo that
1t is becoming triiie ridiculous to keep
talking about IL.
Blessed is the lot OF the people In tho
West They first VIII hear Gen. Scales;
they get all the Summer cash that doce
not go 10 the seashore. they get tho first
political speech ever made by Major &. NJ
stedman. But they have Dr. York, too
lack -a-day
| can't understand yet why there are
not dozen big canning establishments in
the State. Tomatoes can b. bought at
many places for 30 cents bushcl in al-
most any quantity; and peaches and pears
Neutrality-suspicious. everything Gamma
BILE in abundance.
| see that Maryland man has named
his 23d child Cleveland Fourteen Of his
children are boys. Well, that's coed; but
at a cross roads postofiice IA good way from
Raleigh, know n youngster that WIS born
the very day the Democratic state con
vention met and his given names are Al
fred Scales.
''lf yoI wish 10 see fast running big
travel, aud everything little beyond the
modern notch III railroading," said one OF
the conductors on the Raleigh and Angus
Ia road, wait till We get through conncc-
tions made from Ridgeway To Richmond
and from Hamlet to Cherawm That will
be a big thing for Raleigh--very big
You remember that the beautiful but
somewhat neglected town of Haywood
once came very near being selected az
the State capital. 1t was the vote and
the work of "A Chatham man, ] believe,
that defeated the movement in favor OF
Haywood. ! am of the opinion that Raj
cigh is one Of the very handsomest cities
IN the State, but | am equally sure that IL
Haywood had been made "A city, IL would
have been handsomer. do not see why
50 fine "a site should not now take new
hope, fall in with the general industrial
advancement Of the State, and become "a
town Of importance
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urpORT ON ORGANIZATION

sta meeting Of the members in Chapel
Irr Prof. Charles -. McIver moved that
+I,r THE name of the circle be "THE
CHRONICLE READING CIRCLE. After some
l..fs.r,. the motion was carried, and the
committee have adopted the name.
The course of reading prescribed for the
first wear. beginning September 1, 1884, is
8. follows. CIT has been made up from
1f-ts niudly prepared by distinguished ed
5r.tar- nd rcadcrs-both ladies and gen
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1884-08-02

can't understand yet why there are
not dozen big canning establishments in
the State. Tomatoes can b. bought at
many places for 30 cents bushcl in al
most any quantity; and peaches and pears
and -and-graeious everything Gamma
BILE in abundance
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1884-08-02

see that "A Maryland man has named
his 23d child Cleveland. Fourteen Of his
children are boys. Well, that's coed: but
at a cross roads postoffice IA good way from
Raleigh, know yonngster that WIS born
the very day the Democratic State CON
vention met, and his given names are Al
fred Scales.
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'If yoI wish TO see fast running. big
travel, aud everything little beyond the
modern notch in railroading," said one OF
the conductors on the Raleigh and Angus
Ia road, wait till We get through connec-
tions made from Ridgeway To Richmond
and from Hamlet to Chcrawn That will
be big thing for kaleigh--yery big.
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A JJniUue Idea.

Wilmington, ". G.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
Citp Real Cstatc for Sale

TOR SALE.-5tb-Ave. Corner and Broadway t1ay
I45 Broadway.
EOR SALE.-D0Wn-tOWn Business Property
and A Alartmcnt Houses pay nR aige Income fACL l.
TODD, 145 broadway.
T EXINGTON-AVE. near 34TH-ST.-Four
u story stone front; price reasonable. RULAND
WHITING, Beekman4st
STH-AVE., NEAR 57TH-ST -ST.-Superb 1-story,
snon brOwn.stone residence ZjxO with elegant
room ana butes pantry cnsOn for sale reasonably
bppg N one the audsOmest blocks 3aye; possession
Immediate: terms TO suit. V. h SIENEN5ON JI no. Of
Cedar-st and 66l 5th-aye
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
SHORE ROUTE.

NEw.YORK WEST SHORE, q BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND NEN.YOkk. ONTARIO AND WESTERN Rb
ana alter January l,5 trains viii leave DeSbTOsse
COrt4Pdt and est 20 street Stations:
Tor Clcago Suspension bnage Niagara Fails and BuhaIo
SPIN.
For Newark Rochester. and Oneida $50 .
IN.
Amsterdam. $50. I:2U o. IL. % D. Ia
Albany aud CaisslL . go. ll:zO a. mi z30. $500
OsNeg0. OueaA, NOraich. sidney, $50 a. m -
newDaTg, Kingston, Highland. Poughkeepsio, 's $3.50.
Alz0 s.sO - y. - ~,
Mddle,OWu. $50. II 20 a. m; 49, 43D p m
.D4ly. Other trains daily except sunday ~
bune FarlOf Cars $50 and lA<O 4 u HNo AiSV p m
Trains lOI Albany. A.. s-r... -
70 hester
Pullman guaet Sleeping Cars ?. m train foI sana'
s1c Chicago
le and tine tables al stations and at onoes o he com
pAny, Jersey City, PeDnsylvania karoad st&toh
No CouTtsLi Annex once loot Of ~ 1tonsk e'1 o7
~ and NOT DehalDave NewNOTk Giyi 4Nos- TO- 80
Eo ze3 AS, s4O Iz3 broadway, No Union square 80
.6t tthave; No l6s Last 25thst, PennH " anna ih
ob, loot DesDrOssess- loot COrndLsbp anu Wost SA0Ao
's~aon, foot West 42dsS
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
5aplnss Banks.
Business Chances.

TOR SALE.-On account of ill-health, at o
great bargain the entire property Of very successfu
Illustrated monthly Journal g6 character
with large advertising patronage and capable Of wide exten
unusual opportunity TO engage in the publishing
business Address SCOTT, p. o. Box l,5i3.
TOR SALE. To Publisher or Printer.-A half
interest In established magazine valuable advertising
field offers bargain 70 right party be
neas management Address OWNER, Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
Gopartnershlp Notlres-

FTER THIS DATE the Parmenter Crayon
shin the business heretofore transacted at No 43 Dy
York under the finn OF American Crayon ana STATE
January 7. 1854. watham Mass
The business Of the American Crayon and slate Company
heretofore owned by the Paumenter CryOn Company VIII
hereafter carried heretofore under the same hIn
and at the same place AZ De-st NeW-f ok Cly' V
SPECIALITY MANUFAcTURING COMPANY.
uERZFELD AND COMPANY.
Il L NOTICE OF LIMITED COPARTNERSHIP.
hereby given that the undersigned have formed
limited copaTtDershp pursuant to the provisions OF the os
the state OF NewHork in such case due anu pro-
yided and
that the name or finn under which said partnership Is 70 be
conducted Is "HERZFELD AND COMPANY" and
That Of the business 10 be transacted Is
buying selling Of stocks bonds ana other securities
That The names Of all the general and special partners
Felix Herked Lewts IL Strouse and
Joseph Herzfed tho said Felix Herzield and Lewis H.
partners and both reside in the city
OF New York. and the said Joseph her
field special partner, and resides IN the city OF Bern
Germany ana - - r-, r,..,.,, =, . ..,s
spec partner contributed the common stock Is hfy
thousand dollars I'm cash; ana - -. --.., H.
That said partnership 20 commence on the second Gay
OF January So4) thousand eight hundred and egh-
will terminate the first day OF Janary one Ou-
sand eight hundred and eighty-seven 1SS7G and
principal place OF business O the SAD paIer5p
shall be situated IN tie city Of New York, Aforesaid
Dated New.York City January 2 lss4, ,o-,r,,
LEWIS III. STROUSE,
General Partners.
JOSEPH HNRZFELD,
BY SELIGMAN H STKOUSE
Attorney In Fact
SPECIAL Partner.
WILLIAM STRAUSS Counsellor at Law,
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
steamer. CITY OF NEW YORK
and
CRY OF LAWRENCE

- r.- ,so an north RIVER foot Of watt-st, next pier
t,Sye Drsbrosso ss Ferry, daily except sun Sy = ~ ~ y ~
I-rU. WORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROADS. CouiInen1e,1ng M. NV 10 ''
- rop - trains will leave Grand Central Depot o,. ,
w "a r., Western Nes-YOrk and NoTtlefh hAp'o0S ~
es M Fast Limited Chicago Express with inhs S ~
,.,9i,g a albany syracuse boches,,h li ~
sfd olin arriving al hicago loll n "a ne6 ~.
No so 10 Chicaao Express drawing room cIs % N"n'
f~t Nne hester and Buffalo. couuecs ioi OSWf-o ,.t
v Ne .oru New-YOIk and Northern L2p4o99' WIN
hr,,giuQ -sl.n cars. connecting for kutland rom,
$50 . u., Albany, Troy ana UuCd hAP''eo' ~
- n M Accommodation 20 Albany and Troy O., ,y,o.-.
Louis Express. with sl0eiluK cars Tatrntt
Tals Buffalo Cincinnati texcept SATURDAY loio~0' '
ana ~ % Express with sleeping 70 Syracuse ana 70
- pacdc EKprrss with sleeping cars i0T ocnoecI'
,.Si Gland Toledo Detroit Chicago 81 LOUIS Oe"o
% also IOWVle (eXcept haluruay - 80 ,o ,ranv and
TRY Connects Win TOE m1ihihR Trains ''' '
~ ~ al s4s al GrauI Central Depot NO Bo@Ins
crecn sjg and 4l3 broadway, and az - XrL
nace Park place. and 1sl aud vtE sod "a
and 3ii ashiugtOn ana oof tutO" S'o' ''''~'
Tourt'-st WILLIAMSBURG - .,,d sho.,ps cars ran be
sccnurodst Ons drawing room ei,g M lg ~ ~
,ocrr.. -, any OF the ticket Offices IN New luA N4J
called and checker from tiu
.T1esc trains run daily All others diY SAP S NPPeEKFR
j NJ ~ i-CE li,,oos.p. General Passenger Agent
nOpTuAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
uas ,,tns t,iv (Gundays eIcepte'N u boston ~
~ m ip,rlr attachedi ana luP va
.ieerog cgrsl Sun,aye at 10 = n WI WI. II ns,ot ~
a, ruucrt c1ucs. leaves Gran. Cena asd ~ p
car, y, Neu,,r n 81 Pario cars t4 1.nt
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
nun ADELPHlA AND READING

RAlLKDRnn.
FpoM STATIONS OF --,c,ONr
NFW-JFRSFY CENTRAL DlNISlON'
fOOd , Oa ~ ~ nna from Brookvn Annex Boats
from Brooklyn Bridge PIER ~
r1Dfr TARIF-rAKING EFFECT NOV lS lSSS
For PHTLADEIrH1 end TREN0roN 20 Pound 5so RTGSS 7SS
74S 9So u Ii5 l; .1 M lSO SO So 100 800 p n
nrect connection At Wayne Junction Cs Gernan'9w oh %
Chestnut Hill at Columblaave lo' 'u""'' '
h hoeSeH ana on all Day Trains SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trains. . 49,, ,,,. -,
Ae'9%{ go 30 $50 100 % 5 s+5 $40 e42 ;a 100 S5s
stNDAYb bIo $50 so P d SsG a. lfSS fSS 5U SaS Sso
m SUNDAY 5:lb m, 4:sop. m ,o. e.,o
1seye Cs GEIG9N 5H5 dS3 Tsiryn l ao @ G AZ SPA
SUiADAYs. is5 9'ls a m. g. .: m 80 o., Ana
For WILLIAMSBURG at e'%5' ''4' S'oo D. ID" 'i' INV
rpprsUNBURY and LEwIsBURo ate45, 7A6 a m- S;4'
Fer READING and HARRISBURG 75 sg esd ll1S B a. H.
100 1880, 400. 5:SO 1900 p IN sundays al 0'0O p "
For SCRANTON at G45, 800 a. M. $40 p N
100. 80. 345, $50 p. m. sundays at 0'Sop p m'
For DRIFrON at O45 a. N. "a p ~ o- .oo
IZOo ,..pp;II p ~ rtrrM ALLENTOWN and MAUCH CHUNK
a. G45 500 a u loo. l;30, $40 oSO p IT, suhuA'' ="
rO, ERsToN at GAS. 900 H. $780,, s40. 400 4So
e09 ,,oM ~ oN aiGA BRIDGE BRANCH at 900
. M 1gU at cas-. 900 m lsO 400 4'So
800 $50 m Sundays l30 p m ,o ,oo
forsoMERvILLE at e5 200 1872 IN ME- Ios % GO M sun Sun
Ssys S,s0; sTS ~ 500 1IO q m i:So $50 8OOp
Jor PIAINFIELD at 6:46 745. 300 $50 lo ~ da 40 az
90 so 800 345 400, 430 BOO 9lo' ooV; %; SG3 s'I3
% 0SiGS 10 %sS sSo tSsC s'sS s:oS 5SU BOO 9
rorE1IzA BhrH at 6l5 6:45 7l5, 745 500 %3 S:00 Soo
go loo 1880 1ll5, 1880 M lI45 lD0 l9V IN
"a 200 & so sl5 4a0, 4l5 4SO 44J 1OO olo' 9PS P
1i1SSb Ti930 r m STNDAYsat SOU sA6 am l5o 4'o@
t1sS dSob Zoo. 11iOY i9G6op o. m NJ
1uNEwAkK at 5OO 646, el6, 645, 7:l6 7$o 500 S:ts
iS 200 2.s0 500 $50 lOO 4S0, 800 5:l9 80 3eo'
co 6i5 $50 100 73C, $40 sou v41, I&o:S0 & lii2
1000 no SUNDAYS 500. 9l5 lO;lo am A-'VVIn A'A''
500 zoo 300 615, 500, 300, lO3O pm, - . -
ror LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &C. al ram a. A.
400 SIS am 1870, 400 900 m SUNDA1s VeAoop'
Ocean Grove al 400, lO:45 u
To, t,,PpuOI 0-At O. s:IB HOO l.'o, 400 n
30 A nv ODD IONS NV EH and BAkNEGAI ~ o'lo
sH 80 40 pm. with through paTlOr cars Oh 4SO u
train
FoI y NINELAND aud BRIDGETON a; 1870 p IN
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Erom Pier No = North River, via Sandy Hook.
For LONG BRAN CH, kATONIOWN, &c. 81 4;OO p III
Tcket can be procured Lbertys Pier No 3 North
River u, l69 @07 251 :. "a 40 Ian aye.
az 5dave; Rivington-st 10 GTteu~icA-
and principal Hotels IN New York CITY IN BrJokNn al
Nos 4 COurt-st; lis Broadway; 7"O ana oOo fuIto1
AZ In HoDoken, 254 Westinghouse, \
transfer Company will call Tor and check baggage on ho'eis
VI iie'''' ~ C. O. HANCOCK,
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent Philadelphia
j. T. WOOTTEN. Geaera Manager v,,,.r,-
General Passenger Agent, ll9 Liberty ST. n y
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
THE ERIE RAILWAY. DOW know as the
i NEW.YOKK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangements OF Trans fiOm Chamhers-Street Depot
ga M-AaIy except sundays. Day Express dta"lngrO0m
coaches 10 cleveland tineInau AM Chicago - -.
LOUIS Limited EXpTcs5-NO extra Charge
~ Is. - 80. l,ve,
i;z5 mi Magma fas M Salamanca l9 a m' DieNe1
lana $50 ST. Louis o:4U am second
DAY connecting trans arrive Detroit $40 ~ Toledo 90
81 (ay)-Paclc Express for the West Solid Tram OF
Bunao Niagara Pals Cincinnati aid Chicago. Hotel and
BUAr oIuOeius Coaches Z" hicag0
Slj m-EuIi. ant uain Tor the " est. . ,.,o- -
l5 5l 44U - go OlO 63O 1880 1870 midnight.
Sunday $50 1870 u LAD $50 m ~ midnight 80
Patterson 71O 75O $50 1920 ~ noon I:iI $50 40
56lO 6:lU 6.3J 73O sl5 1880 and midnight sun
day $50 1920 III Las $50 s3n M II midnight 80
NewalE PaterjOu Newark $40 $40 ll:Au 3:lO
s2O ~ go 73O 10 and midnight Saturday nights
only sundays S:l5 q ~ $40 ESQ
suHeru $50 1920 N 45 80 $50 8lO SIS and II
Maiwick7 so N 1 sopm.
NewOurg aud Cornwall 100 9 m $50 4.3o pm. Sunday
IsOnaoat aud Kingston aud Montgomery 4:SO p
Goshen 1909 1910 a $50 $50 4.3O s sl5pm. sun.
MildstOwn 7a50 1910 a m $3.50 4.3O sl5pm Sunday
$50 lu:ZO M $50 . y m TIE trains and 4:3O
connect Nitn MIDLAND halroad al MaD-st The
Port jervs $50 i62o m 43O Sis y M SIM
Cay $50 iO;@O N . $50 . p m , -
Boats leave 3dst quarter Of and quarter after hour
fToln 5.!5 10 lO:tl m every thiIty minutes and
Tickets passage and apartments IN Drawing
Sleeping COACHES obtained and orders for checkn
Noe IeI 4Ol or 81 Broadway 1871 West-st. y. T.. Z
Conrt.st. Brooklyn. az tie COmpauy's Depo;s 80
Txpfess trains fiom West aTnye in NewYOrk at 7lo
''o JOHN 4 y ABB0fT GenT Pass'r Agent Now York.
NORTHERN RAIL0AD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave for Engew0Od. CiosteTl Fremont ana
Nysok $50 10 n I $40 I 4;5O 80 e'4O sioO Ii
Nanuei 5" spnGs vley and Gonsey 4io 10 45O m
"uH''S John \. ABBOTT GenI Passr a gent Newly
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
c Gitn i1rotsr D Uanlc0.

4 OFFS WANTED TO LEASE.-Must con
tain O0O square feet and be located below ana
AZ between Elul-sJ. Broadway. Address LOfIS
Box 2,S94, New-Ior
NRrE DESIRE 10 lease, on favorable terms,
W. tenement prop rtyiu various locations. GUEklNEAN
& DRAKE II Bible House
WANTED. HOUSES and FLATS furnished
w and unfurnishcd for responsible tenants Country
prOpery 10 let sBe send description To a. DAIIE1
Everett Directory, u ". 3!tA-7t.
WANTED On a long lease, by an old-estab-
w Hshed sDd perfectly gons lie firm - OitE SID
OF EIosdway west OF WIan-st uc On a uc1
and stories. Apply p O. Boz l,29s, Ne"-f TX oiy.
EEIANTED-and will pay immediate cash for
w good properly & cheap. FAUL p. TODD 40 Broad
way.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
STAkSiIN'SSi vrr ,ynr,ppop rrANspo
, 4

COMPANY.
NO Pier II. y. /. 90 of COTtlandtst
Cusumruts UrW aTud as directed ~ any part
Iitlt world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received delivery o ali Kinds Of freight and me
ehandis, any part Of the city.
sLA AAD HAkBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
EOR LlGHTERAGE.
Te Of every description promptly hghtered TO any point
,r the harbOr al reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
STEAMER John II. sta IA for NEW HAVEN, leaves PER
lS y H. foot OF COrtaultst, Ut Al. daily. SUNDAYS
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between New YORK aud
New.Haven. Care aud dispatch guaranteed
lreigLt pOiuts D. l. w r. r. received at Pier IL
Ior New Haven and points East, al Pier lo
NORIH SHORE, STATEN IsLAAD.-E.even Niles for
Ten Ceus Via steamers Iron Pier l. H., loot VI
NhItehalist
CENTRAL SHIPYARD, C0mmunipaW, n. DRY DocAs
Nacuc aud Boiler shops Everything appeTtnInS 10 t11
COusIul tiOn ana repair vessels.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
Gelp Uanie0.

xxTANTRD A TRAVELLING SAl.ESMAN,
w xE,hos tr,veed IN Salcs Of NewloEs, NSNSe.'
sx and Penn wanna selling gass~ are sA AZ .ln
Ayy.rrss IEsMAN. 7. U. Box l.JS', Ne"'lSf NAir
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
Citn 31ropertn 90 fet.

VNO LET-21 115 Fifth-ave., near 13Oth-st.
three story and basement brown stone front private
house; location in Harlem; possess9n CAHHhAC
GIand-s and Bo~ery CTeephone spring ll1)
ITO I,ET.-StOres. lofts and buildings on Beck
man Spruce Frankfort, John, William ana Pearl sts
rutland & WHITING, 8 Beelman-st
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
nfnl Geiatt Aafnte.

r ROMAINE BROWN,
1880 Broadway. .>,,-,,, ,,opp
r. T. corner 33d.st, -. = E..h 49,. N,
ing colleotiag DO
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
Removals.

NHARLES Buck Il Co.,
I ARCHITECTS, - .,.,,,r,-s
have removed their eees n rE I'll r. .ss he fso
r1rner MsdisOn-avc 52c-s, anu Vnet ot @ W @ =,
~, ne honses Os ~ and 2S East o. thst anu N.s ~ =
o. Lasf 6ist-st Houses always open Deseilp'oH ~H1
prices apPAeAtlOh
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17

WE HAVE this date admitted, MIR. Frani
w Johnson Mr carlton Coleman, Of san Ffancisc'
ana M Rcnard Deafeld New York. partners IN ou
nrm. WM. 7. COLEMAN * co.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
Amnsements.

WALLACK'S. Broadway and 30th-st.
w Sole ProprIetor and Manager Mr. LESTER WALLACE.
THURSDAY EVENING. JAN IL,
will be produced for the
FIRST TIME AT THIS THEATRE
ENTIRELY NEW FARCICAL COMEDY,
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
RAILROAD:.
ON and afIer Nov. II. 1898
fDIA1. TpIfNE LINE

AND IrNI1.t- n S'rA TTS MAIL ROUTE. .
,ra,ns vie peshrosses and COrtAn6t Street
BssDs rl.s9rr S Tcc, S6s sDe S" ~ dsy wy New YoTE
a6d Cincaso Limited oiParor Dining Smoking ana s'oo@
wa%spG M, Corr Pyst46en 46S hIS cestrs st
n &C. S"1@oft%s mi Regions a. 'orry 'o'
T1prSs o. Pnrsn Parlor CaTs daily except s Snndsy ~
wsssnro9 go ,DG n ReSsT snS y1 IL = nist asS va
j RR. .'I5s m On M and l2 night VIA b. ando III
For or Atlantic siii c1rv orcert Sunday lon
Dor Cape Nav cycepi sunday d "a intermediate stations
A49s 3 rSpsv nd A mhny m u noon, $40 m On
SUNDAY ga ~ and docs not ston a. AsPSrH pS trains
sf jcr~ev Cv anordne speedy and direct transfer 'o
10eSy2 From ttsburG $40 and 20 n 73q and
3T ~ %ST "Ta Bamors6' to SS9 5:S9
a2c and 1898 ~ Sn1oay oN o. ON ooV SnnaaT. m
}%SS ~ tI" 90 TO- $50 ESQ except Monday
ego 90 eo 9to 5d 2 1908 e i62o 2 and io5 m sunday
$50 20 r:S5 r5O 7O5. 1885 IN go 7'35 80 lO'o'
IOZO ana io''J T0 PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT Line
20 rRAlNa Each WEFE "a iA6E 6EP on
rHiA : N New YORK
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMiPRoyoEEI3 ,oEIs , ESulf-
MINT AND THE FASTEST II NE C0N9Isl-
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Yzpess Tram, orE via DeDrosses and oOrtlands
g." 2g 80 and 10 @ i5%ed m 0dh m Il spnaRs % Z Is
@ Limited snS 10 9 ~ d 2pt s29" smnday mr. 10 $50
and lOa nj "a and7 pm connecting at Ireu'Ohi''
Re.uTSng Broadst station PhiaaepbA "a l2e
81 and il15 N Limited Express 80 and 70 P M M
31 o. o Voo a4 a. a. 20 81 . %o' so 20 Lmed 80 90
5and m Leave Philadelphia ga CamdenS6O N daily
TSfei oees i55 s4g ana 90 lroaawsy Asor House
Broosiyn station io 81 Fulton ST. bookyn h9schs
6S,e' 6sca Na Battery Place and Sst Gsrdeu
The NV York Transfer Company will call of ana check
'AFccfmrAs FccmA RLEs y. rUGH. .S r. WOOD, l.l1,, ,,,o.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
no PHILADELPHIA.
~, q ~ y, ie,lr6 i1A RoTTE AND SHORT LIN

20 TRAINS. EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AEp %
SUNDAY. 3 STATIONS ~ PHlLAOhL~
PHlA. = IN NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17

WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE either of four
w oesirale Hudson River ssidence Properties 10 80
acres. siOtOO 10 sS5ODO. OWtN Post once Box b12
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
gteomboais ano Railroads.

EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave recH IN
slip at D. aud II (sundays e1oepssvTFs ps Tas ~
steamer arrives time for carly trains north a""
INOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HUI.
II sATONIC and NAUGATUCK RA1IfoAD 49,
SIop IN Fare lower than by any other rou' -
TOR BOSTON. Fare gnsy 1sy.s DO
PES, roate 10 Newport Fall River and al has,erp pSnss
nsy aeTvioo sIJ SI5AYs EXCEPTED, from Pier "a y; h-
a. 30 M steamers BRISTOL and PROV .. ~
necou nv ANNEX BOAT from Brooklyn and Jefs,y w w.
M tickets and staierooms may De seeuaea IN re ofee
al ali principal hotels transfer and ticket onces " no UNIV
on pier -, and on steamer o,opor T CoNNOR
bOhDEN o i@O' ase1nts Gen'l Pass. Agent
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRASGn 4 i1d, dorsiana RTi
Stations IN NewYork e. and Desorsses ~,
ITAyE NEw.YoRK cormcncnE EovemBsr ~ sis tsi iioo
Pm, lSO g. On m. Sundays 400, 1913 wa fe""'
900 am ~ IN. 310 Sunday an M 500 s.15 IL
For Matawan Nc. via Philas Readine hkn hkn 10S6 a M
m, 100 400 4:3O. 300 tPm. SunaayS 1Vt oom SD m.
Ma Penn RR, 81 m. l2rn M suudeys sshnrT park
For BED Bank Long ranch va eapneaerhs and beading
E E1s Gt ID po9i Ms m iso 400 coop Sundsy: mot
stnp1S At Ocean Grove o Asbury PaTeh 400 lVsn V a. III:
Via Pennsylvapia RR a ~ I'm W 5b' m ~ N
mot stopnR Of ocean OF hebuy Iafk IN ~ II
For Prernold VIA Phtiadeipnla snd feaoing anf
an 30 400 bp , For Leyport va Phisdepna NJ fS% To
i m For Vinesnd rndgeioh, Atlantic CITY ~ NY T. m
o'PpS ~ u A p n r. RR O. p A. p RR Acts saPI-
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED E1UIf-
MENT AND THE FASTEST tt ME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY