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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-02
THE HALEY DEPOT.
II Will Not BE- Built for Some Time
The Reason Why.

The following letter explains itself:
BosroN, August 20, 1884.
II. L. Burkhart, Esq and others, citi-
Gems of HALEY, Idaho:
After the directors of
the Union Pacific Railway had lett
HALEY, petition was handed to me
signed by number Of your citizens
in relation to the station at that point.
| fully acknowledge that such sta
ton should he cor structed. Mean
while, should be quite willing to
leave 1t for you al d the other petition.
ers to decide whetl err you think this
demand is reasonable ut exactly this
time. The Oregon Short Line, during
the six months ending June 3O,h,
failed to pay its operating expenses.
The mann line was obliged to meet
IA charge of many thousands of dollars
on that account. Should n station
now be constructed, the money for its
construction must again come in the
form OF an advance from the main line,
or mother company, for which the
Oregon Short Line has nothing to give.
Under the circumstances, think YOU
will agree with me that it is not un.
reasonable for US to ask the citizens of
Haley to wait for the station they
desire. at least until our finances are
in such position that we can give
them reasonably good station.
Anything constructed at present
would, | fear, hardly meet your just
expectations. Nor do | see how the
company can afford to construct a
station house until ut least they are
able to meet the operating expenses
on the road. This, we confidently be.
licve, we shall do early in the comiug
year, or as soon as the line is opened
through to connection with the
Oregon Railway and Navigation Com
pany.
remain, very truly yours,
CHARLES +. ADAMS, JR.
President.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-02

c. W. Schwamb, the cabinet maker
upholsterer and general undertaken, has
his shop on Carbonate street at pr S
ent, two doors East of Main. He Is
prepared t. fill orders on the shortest
notice, and with satisfaction. Coun.
try orders solicited and given prompt
attention.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-02

Nervousness, Nervous Debility,
Neural gia, Nervous Shock, St. Vi,us
Dance, Pros'ra,i"n. and all diseases of
Nerve Generativc Organs, are all per-
manent|v and radically cured by
Aliens Brain Food. the great botanical
remedy. 81 pkg 6 for S5.-At drug.
gis's. or by mail from J. II. Allen 3l5
First Ave, New York City.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-02
FOunt ain Saloon and Beer Hall.

This new place is now prepared to
accommodate customers with the best
beer Oh the river. and other r-fresh.
mrnts Of all kinds. Remember the
place: WIS side Main street, few
doors below the bank.
+. Is. WYNN, Manager.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-02
Lumber! I.u,mbrr!!

To my friends and patrons: am
now receiving from the upper countr.
about l,0uO,OnO feet of saw-loys from
which | will cut very superior grad.
OF lumber, and am prepared to take
orders for first class lumber at $40 Ter
1000; for second class ut SIS pei
1000. r. II. ROVE,
HALEY Sawmilis,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-02
The Nevada Bar her ShOn.

Just opened by Schwartz & Pevser.
is Al in every respect. The BARRIERS
are first-class. and the shop the most
comfortable and roomiest in Idaho.
Next door to Erie dman's store.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-02

The the Hotel
Al house
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-09-12

A GLDED NICKEL SHovER.--Yes-
terday evening a little after dark
Nj. K. Hubbard want into the store
OF Frank Nichols, and walking up
to the counter, presented what at
first sight looked like n five dollar
gold piece. Mrs. Nickolls appear
ed, and Hubbard stated that he
wished to purchase five cents worth
Of tobacco and secure change.
She took the coin in her hand and
showed it to her husband. She
then Informed Hubbard, who was
an entire stranger to her, that the
money was only worth nickel.
Hubbard expressed surprise, said
that some one had given the nick
ell to him for gold piece, and star
TED OFT hurriedlo, declaring that he
would hunt for the. man Mr..
Nichols reported. the case to the
police and gave them a description
Of the gilded nickel man. officers
Keenan, and Carter heard that Hub
bard was in the West End. On
reaching Augusta street near the
&. and G. depot man answering
the description given was observed.
offlcr Knenan was told by Zion
Collins that the man they were
watching had tried the gilded nick
el on him. BY this time the nick
el glider had begun to retire, but
Officer Garter succeeded in catch
ing him before he had gone far.
AS the officer closed on him he let
six gilded nickels fall. lie also
had a Confederate bill on his per
son. The officers brought him to
the station where he was soor af-
terwards turned over to United
States Debuty Marshal King.
Hubbard says he is from Walhal-
Ia and contends that he got theI
nlckels from some one iu this city
IN good faith believing them to be
gold pieces. 1t is understood that
Hubbard has partner named
Graham, for whom the officers are
on the lookout. AS is well known,
the gilded five cent dodge is quite
m old one, and is tso easily recog-
nized in most cities for successful
practIcc.--Daily News 9th instant.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-09-12

IHE CROPS IN TUE STArE.-The
reports Of the correspondents Of
The News AND COURIER give clear
and trustworthy account Of the con-
dition and prospects Of the crops in
the State.
1t is a highly fattering exhibit Of
the work Of the farmers Of South
Carolina who, III spite Of the diff
Guilty in obtaining trustworthy la
bor, have brought their broad lands
into excellent condition and, with
average weather, arc sure TO have
remunerative crops.
There is,howeyer, room for other
crops than corn, rice and small
grain. Tobacco can be grown in
South Cal lolina as in the adjoining
State. The plant which makes
North Carolina rich would certain
ly add to the wealth of the Palmet
to State. Who will be the pio-
neers in reviving tobacco planting
in South Carolina?-News and
Courier.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-09-12
f%r s%n1 the w9'Si"G 1S ca"9s o'";s; f";:

COT n for the working class.
oOAD Send 10 cents for
postagc,and we will mail you free a
royal'valuahle box Of sample goods that
will put you in the way Of making more
money in few days than you ever
thought possible ut any business. Capi-
tai not required We will start you. You
can work all the time or in spare time
only. The work is universally adapted
to both scNes.young and old. You can
easily earn from 80 cents to IS every
evening That all who want work may
test the business, we make this unpar-
allcled offer; to all who are not we'll
satisfied we will send 81 to pay for the
trouble OF writing us. Full particulars.
directions, etc. sent free. Fortunes will
be made by those W ho give their whole
time to the work. Great Success abso
lutcly sure. Don't delay. Start now
Address STINSON & CO.. Portland
Maine. mav23 "
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-09-12
Flowing la Green Crops.

way OF improving worn out land,
says the "Rural Messenger" is to
plow in green crops to rot upon and
pulyerize the soil. The process of
rotting acts mechanically as we'll
as chemically, and thus the soil is
benefited by the direct addition Of
fertilizing elements, and by being
made easier to cultivate. This
work may be commenced now, and
continued until frost, Or as long
as there is anything green to pillow
under. Land that has produced
good covering Of grass may be de-
pended upon to produce a fair crop
next year, if all the grass is care
fully plowed in and rottcd npon
the soil. If the grass were let
alone to die and decay on the land,
something would be added to It,
certainly, but not tithe the ben
eft wonld be derived as is secured
by plowing and rotting the vegeta-
bic matter in the soil. The fer
mentation produced by decay of
green matter acts very favorably
On the land, pulverizing it, filling
it with life-giving nitrogen, and
making it soft and mellow for the
plow and the hoe. We believe that
it is this fermentation Of green
stuff in the soil that makes the
plowing in Of any green crop so
beneficial. The fermenting and
rotting process does more good to
mellow and enrich the land than
repeated plowings would do. This
is true whatever the kind Of crop
or vegctation turned. At the
same time it cannot be denied that
some green crops are far more ben
eticial than others for this purpose.
If the farmer can do no better, by
all means let him turn in the nat
ural vegetation that has grown on
the land. This is much better
than nothing. But wherever he
has the opportunity Of doing so,
let him not fail to plant or SOW
some special crop for this purpose.
The best that we know of, and
about the only one that would sac
ceed at this time Of the year is, the
field pea. For medium or clay
lands there is nothing better, and
even the lightest land, where the
peas can be grown, is greatly ben
Gifted. The black pea is perhaps
the best Of all. 1t gives rank
growth Of vines, and grows rapid
ly soon covering the ground wi tn
its dense foliage. AS we have done
every year for many, we urge far
mer friends to plant and SOW large
ly of the field pea. For market,
for stock, or as u green crop to rem
ovate the land, it's merits entitle it
to high consideration. 1t may be
sowed any time in July: and will
be fit to turn in by the last Of Sep
tember. But if the seed cannot be
had, the farmer must employ some
other plant, as oats, millet, buck
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-09-12

"A great financier is thief
who succeeds. A thief is great
tinancier who fails,
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-09-12

The principle gateway of AL
iahabad is thickly studded with
horse shoes, supposed to. be the
offerings of travellers.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
Sales bn Auriion.
CPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOIICE.
Notice is horeby Fiven that on Friday the tst dy OF
February. l5o4 ing at 10 o'clock H ~ g.
and nNtuT-s lately As1l-hn 20 io io
DencHt creditors Isaac kosenhed az No -
sOnaye, Detroit, Michigan, said stock ~ IN i -
1Tturcs owned Dy said osehnrlu IN "a
business VII asO rcl the lease OF the bulldhs ~
fersOaye for period not exceeding ono year n 1sos
49, sIMOE FHoHLICH, Assignee
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
STARIN'S ..,,o,,
COMPANY

Is, y a.. OF COTtiandtst
onscrueuts tiglt forwarded directed TO any part
an Ord.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
order received delivery OF kinds Oi rsAt ah1
SlaDdse to any part Of the city.
SEA AND HAEBOB TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR-
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Tregl every description promptly Aghtered 10 any point
II the harbOr at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,. BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER IOK EXCURSIONS.
stesIuorJ Ohm Ii. sTAR1N for NEW HAVEN leaves Pier
10 y h.. loot COrtanutst, al p. daIy SUNDAYS
Excepted
MLTROPOLIS EMPRESS CO., between New.YoTk and
NeS-Hagen. Care aud dispatch guaranteed
Freight points D. L. & W. H. r. received at Pier ID
Iu uNtw.IIayen and points East at Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE STATEN IsLAND-I,even Miles for
Ten Ceats W. Por T.. r., White.
lall.st
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, COmmunpaw N.J.-Dry DOCKS
Naclhc aud Boiler shops Everything appoTalm1s 10 lJe
construction and repair w. vessels
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
Coparincrebip Nctices.
HERZFELD AND COMPANY.

HERZFELD AND COMPANY.
K NOTICE or LIMITED COIAHIN f;listll = , .
given that the undersigned nave ioeu
limited copar ueshp pur to the provisions OF the Hla
le, OF he state NCwAO4k in such case phade ana pro-
yided; and ~, -.-.....t,, 4. ., =.
conducted is "iEHZFELD AND COMPANY : ana
that The general Of the business 10 De TRANSACTED
the buying and selling OF stocks bonds anu other securities
That tho names all the general and special partners IN;
teested therein are fvx hcrAied Lewis II Stioue una
Joseph Herzf,ld the said Felix HtIzed ana Lewis ~
general piItucre, and bOlh itsd ID VI" ty
and Ouuty and State OF Newl ana the sd Joh Ia
field special partner anu It5dcs IL 'hc o'y VI e'
Germany ami ,,., r--.., rr.....l1 .bo e,t1
spec parner has contributed 10 the common sOch, Il my
thousand dollars IN CASH AMI a., -.., ,.-
mai The said pATtnershp 10 encc on the seeohn @
lSSi1 thousand eight hundred ana tlkhy
four and m terminate the nTst dHy OF January one tOu
ssId rlglit huu eiRhty-seyen llo-4G ana
That fhe principal place OF business oi the sd atheIsP
shall be situated IN the dy of New ORR aoieSA'H
Dated Now y ork city, January =, l55l. ,,r-,,rrrr
LEM n. SlROUHE,
General Partners
JOSEPH HEIZFELD,
Dv eELIGMAN II. ~THOUSE,
Attorney in Eacti
special Partner
WILLIAM STRAUSS. Counsellor at Law,
9Ol broadway.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
DrouosaIs.
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
n state-st..

NAVY PAY oFrcE,)
n State-st,
NEW.Y0EK January IL, lesi.)
PROPOSALS SEALED and lNDORSED on
] envelope Bid for Supplies ADVERTISED wiz De re-
cesyed al this office until o'clock February 0 1884 FOR the
following supplies o. the best quality 70 BE- delivered within
twenty 2Jdays from date VI oder Ieo VI eNP' II 'Io
Navy Yard, Ncw-NOrkf
Bureau Provisions and GlOthing'
sets Geouau's stores for % Men
Ses YUumAn stores iOi 400 Men
YeOinan's stores for 800 N en-
YrOuan's stores FOR ZOO AIcuL
sets NeOman's stores lOT 100 Men. ,..,,
Suecidcaous and relative Information can ie obtained by
arp yng Inspector OF Provisions aud oiUihH Navy
Nafd, NowNOrk. A..
The sh reject or all bids that may not
b. deemed ad yantHgeOus 10 the Government
responsible auretos Ieiulcl IoE Tie prompt anu
faithful delivery Of the supplies awarded.
Hank forms viii DO furnished at THIS once.
Ids NOT propery signed and certified viii not be considered
THOMAS T. CASWELL
Pay Inspector. u. s. Navy.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
w iN '@- GRAND EXCURsIoSA
ATLAS LINE OF NAIL STEAMERS

FOR BAHAMAS, JAMAIcA HAAYTi, r1Ha2 rNfHkR Aaf5 HIT
COLOMBIA ISTHMUS OF PANAAA anu NlOAi.tAoC a
invited avail OF these tPs winch tn,y can @
any route taken by The GQnph3 al
sud living on board whole Time OF PASSENGERS desiring 20
transfer 10 any ObeI pHssenger
Gamer OF e line they may meet On the voyage fPASSAe'
HppV =" PIN FORwOOD & Co, AgentA
~ "a State-sts New YORK
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25

NFw-IFRSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
FOOT or LIBERTY.sT. NORTH RIVER ,....
1n'e' connection from 20 'B2 BrodIyn 5fn Bridge
TIME TADLE-TAKING EFFECT non. IN' - ~,
Tq TnILAmDhLPInI4i m n i n3t NJ T5NT4SS 5o S 4ao G $50 oG
i9.OOp N. SUNDAYS at $40 A. ~. 5;50' I-oO p M, m, an,
DrSs SstS@ 197pfon m a a %fTnf
pTX%ISGRooM S ; CHs on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS ON Night Trains -,
Returning leave oPHLADELPILA Nnth oud F GroI9 ,So S1;
30 S30 93O HOO m- 1l5 ;:l5 5:io o42; III i-Oop J
tNDA 5o 56 nj @&o3 tSG 'iNS SS }$U blo Cao& u
M. ssiUJsTDXy.' 's:lj a. m, 4:5o6. N. ,-o,,
leave TRENToN. Warren aId Tucker sS ea ~ rs o. NJ
fsU?HbHYs. fs;UT?H SiS? i25. SIS a. m 615 .. ,oo
For WILLIAAoFOIl al C:4o' ''4'' WV I" ID" ono -''
tGsUNBURY and LEwIsBURG at6A5. 5;45 a mr $40
FGRFADIYG and II tPRIsBURG nj 745. 900 llI5 / H.
100 iSO 400 $40 1900 sundays at ''0o p H.
FasCKASTON at 6lj, 900 q. rn $40 l' H.
I!oS Is S5 $50 p nv sundays 0:SO p m
Ior pKtTiibN at CAJ q. ln. ":ip p w. - -. oo
ImTAMAGUA at GAj. 7:A5 9O0a me 100 1870 3a'' 400
tGBETHIEHEM. ALLENTOWN and MAUCH oIbsy; GHUNK y.
ct 645. 800 a. m- 100 l:oo o''O' '''0 T. L"
For gAsToy at Gl5 900 IN, 1:oo lSor a'io 400 4;5'
ooy p ,ro,S n on HiGh BRIDGE BRANCH al 800
m. 400 4:30p N. I'm ,eo aoo A30
IorfLEMINGr ron at 6:i5, 900 a M loo' A'o' ''' ~
900 $50 p m. Sundays, l:SOr = m. IN IN
rosoMERvIIIE at G45 900 1880 lll5 a p LOO n li'.
Say a 4Go Go a$c 6 SoY c S Sso SOS SCGp sTC m a'' -
Ior pIAINIIEID at Gi5 7:45 300 $50 lO59 n m
90 i30 $50 $40 400 4:30. 900 0;l0 o'1, CgV V2
$40 $50 1890, l20Opm SUNDAYS "t o'Oo o'h'
an, l:3O 400. 5:S0. 9:0O 200 pen
tcrELIZABErH at 6:I5 Gas, 7:l5 7Aj, 500 $50 S@0O 300
a30 LOO 1880 11:15 1880 ~, lZ4J, IOU 4.9u f:9U f9H
S0 400 $50 $40 400 4l5 4:O ai9, 1:OV OJ o. 9:90
40 TOO 6:l5 6:31 645, 200 zoo, oUO o'4D y3,5 I%V3V %
ll:30 1900 IN sUNDAlsAt oO1 $40 an 10" 'Vo'
$50, 800. l2:O0Dm. -
IoNEwARK at BOO 5:45 G:l5 G45 7lj, 7;30 SOC, SI3
go 300 915 945 1915 1O45 lll5 am, i2Og0 n lrt2
I6 200 $50 800 $50, 400 40 900 10 9So 9:i2
CO6lJ $50 100 7;30 $40, 800 9:4o WY ~
400 400 100, 6;lj 800 9.O0 1880 pm,
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &C. tAn ram az
b.DO SIS A m 1:3O 400, 900 H. SUNDAYS except
ocean Grovel al 400 lO4j IN.
TorFprFUOT.n-At >. SIS. 100 \ m 120, 400. . N.
to AKLWOOD toms RIVE and BABNEGAIa at SID
Im 100 43O with through pari0r cars Oh f;oO III
train.
For NINEIAND ami BRIDGErON a. 1880 p. m
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Prom Pier 40 g. North River, via sandy Hook.
For LONG BRANCH, LATONIOWN, &c, NJ 4UO p m
Tickets can lie procured a Liberty st Pier No s. North
River y. IG3 2O7, 2Jl. 2d. as, q ls., pa,
iil7 j. 80 ana l6Jl broadway. 131 and 149 6thaNe;
Si2 :d.ave: ! iiying,Ou-stf 10 GreenWlchst,
and principal Hotels iii Newly Ork city. IN BIOokRn at
NOs A C6uIt-st; lis Lr0adH ay; l3O ana eoo tutoA'
ST In HCbOken pa MashlngtOu-st, ~ l.
transfer Company win call and check baggage from hoels
VI i-''i'000 " {. G. HANCOCK.
General Passenger and Ticket 4 sent, Philadelphia
. L. "O0i i4'' ''-''' IT, p. BALDWIN.
Eastern Passenger Agent. ll9 Libcr9-st N I.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
6elp n)anico.

EDITOR WANTED.-A first-class writer on
H Finance and Political Economy weekly newspaper
Address 4. b. Tribune Ohce.
lNANTED.-A young man to act as Sten0-
w gapher and operator on the Remington type writer
In m Office Address Y Y.Z, Tribune Onlco. NewYOrk
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
Ocean GieGmrrs.

4 NCHOR LINE. u. S. Mail Steamships
~ sDn from NtwYOrk evcry SATURDAY Ot
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
IRON PeI 20. North River
CIRCASSIA. Jan. 81. 10, , i-~SIA.Fcb ., p ~
ANCHtRIA.- lrh. y n. 4 t'H lU, q.
CaOin passage, $50 to $50 second Cabin. 80
Anchor Line Drafts issued al lowest rates are p3d o.
charge IN In yiand. Scotland and Ireland.
Tor passage. CABIN Plans Book OF Tours, &C. applgb
IkNaEKSON BROTHERS,, Bowling Gree1
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NEwNORK. WEST SHORE 4 BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND NfW.YOItK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN ny.
On after January j. 1854 trains viii leave DosOrOsseS,
COItaIlt and West 40 Street Stations
IOr chicago Suspension Bdse. Niagara FANS and BGnaI0
-
FOr Newark Rochester Syracuse and Oneida $50 am %
= IN.
&ustertdu. 300. Il:4j a. IA. - .. m.
Albany and Gatskll. 3d. ll:ZO a. M 4:3D $500
OsWcgu, UHeida NOrwich. sidney 500 a. N . ,,,
hewJulg Kingston, Highland, POughkecpse -, $780,
4l:IO a. b..U. 4:.0, % y. IN. 49,
Gldilr,OHH, $50, Il;Z0 q. IN; 4:Iu, t1g p N
Bunc rarior cars on $50 and l12O and <:3O p.
P1ror Bu1et CARS On $3.50 train for Syracuse and
10 neseF. p,.r.t.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on D. m train Tor bunAo
klC Chicago ho coro-
paDy, Jersey Cy. Feunsylvania railroad Stan0n &
No OOuTtst; Annex Office, foot OF futOis oo ~
a. GC NU7 DekalDayei Now.IOrk Sly, Nos; ~
81 o. zI5, 541 1873 broadway NO Union S ~ s,e
f51 GtL.lye. No l05 l25ths, Pennsl M -
on 10 DesOrOssesst foOl CCrandtst, ald "ost SHoie
HENRY MCNEIT. Gen. Pass Agent =.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
DIfssmdilHJ ].

nRESSMAKER-By n thoroughly expert
~ eucei dressmaker who Is rstelas' inter ana goo.
bV tho day or week moderate during dn season Al
dress ID. 81 Tribune Uptown Ouice. l.22o Broadwy'
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
Gonnlrn i1ropcrtp Uanteo-

IETANTFD.-A large tract of low-priced
w West Virginia timber lands. GEORGE FORBES, 4o2
East . th-st, New-AOrA tity.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25

HkNDEKsON BKOIhEls, Bo"Ins Green
GUION LINE. -. 81, s,,,. .,,nns
~ FOR N4tfP NQ4tUfEPRS5T6WH Sifj IS "3HD LiYEHPooL
Leaving per 3s, y. r.. foot of King-st on. .
ABT ucs'a5 fcg. 8 il:o a. m
NEXADA Tae.,ey Leg - 1899 m IN.
~ These steamers are built Of non watrught com
parments and furnished with every requisite 70 mas
having bathroom srokngroom DIR wing ROOM piano and
library; experienced surgeon, sleWares and caterer
nsurng those greatest all iuxuries perfect yenla
CABIN passaee aocorng to stacroon sGO $50 and 500;
n'erlGFIi ofPIcE 20 80 yiiISS - bS0HD%GY oUIoN Co
INMAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS
-, FOB 3uEENsroWN AMP i;IE53i LIXEKtCGl 100 m
CITY OF MON IR1A L..., ursd4y foe q +; r. soS5 @
From Pc Gey m gq%SGr 3 SS %of9 4Ilay E,yST $40
sTEERAGE, IRON thc Old Country Ell irom Ne"'iorL
For passage &C. apply to the INMAN STEAMSHIP CO,
Limited lSpi 9l slS 2 ofcs No iG5 south Fourts
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
LINE FOR CALIFORNIA 1ANRWlCH IsiANHS ~.
JAPAN "a a1d N : n Ai''' Oi''
For rom S &sT fSF1 .s3 ", h hs ioi st5aas G 81 Panana
eonpectine for Central and south America an Ie1ioa
From san Francisco, u and Brannan SIS
FOR Japan and China . ,ooo
Excarsion Tickets between san Francisco and Yokohama At
For HoNoLULU, NEst@zfAIA.,lD and AUSTRALIA.
on arrival of fonnoa aiI m1is at SAN Francisco
For fIcg PASSAGE ana genera, Information Apply at CON
p"y' once Oh W H. j j. BUiL1Y 81 Superintendent
DED STAR LINE.-F0r Antwerp and Paris.
IA sailing from NewYork and Antwerp every SATURDAY
MAES4.AN D.....-.--...-.-. -diu.uA5 jan a r' a.
saloons s,aorooms smoking and bathrooras ddshipA
s5j EXCURSION slOO steerage outward 50 PREPAID from
PIE'TEH WKIGIii suns General Agents 50 Broadway.
CUNARD LINE.
FROM Ngw} N2Ecf ok TO I've k1SEooL f0o VIA QUEENS
FROM PIER No 40 SHoRTH RIVER
eodesGay e1t sS '%n r a. m m
GALliA Wednesiay l - 20 a. IN M
50 sb bli1A bHs;;cc' So $50 ana 100
tickets TO ANA from al parts OF Europe Ny 10"
rates treislt and siaHsSo TEHsoS Sf H. BR6wS q Co. Agents
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
N Between New York and Havre, i, y, ,,ortop.,t
LAiRADVlL Collier "ed Jan e. & & d. n IN ~
81 L. - EfNT. r. ioi.,c We'd r. S, y .. IA.
Checks payable at sight suit the Banluo
LUIS De BEBIAN Agent, No. G, Bowling Green.
limited STATES AND GERMAN MAIL
- - sEMI;WhEKt9 LIZ E r. 4 NJ american
ena HAMbU 70 sstuI,aV steamers 20 HamDuIg direct ,
OELLERT.... .Thars. Feb 2iGOit1 Y ......sa, rob. D
Raves FIRST Caba, SOS and SO stce-are 400 prena5
seeIage tickets ~ Excursion rates greatly reduceo Send
KUNIAHDI & or Gen; Agts, No. 81 Rroad-st, n Y
VHTHITE STAR LINE.-MAURY ROUTE.
w UNITED STATES AND DBOYAL MAIL sTEA RS
FORCULENsIoWN AND LIVERPOOL
4ALTIc Capt M Ie, deaee % dayt aya1 Sa1 FL. ~
FROM u ThE Iii WHITE STAR DOCK, Foor oE sF
RATEs-saloon. 500 so ana 500 Return tickets on
favorable tennA steerage from the O'a OouIJ al non
For nPec,on OF plans other norm3iion apply tlI
Company . onco'' 'O o. -'''- ~. CORrIs Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
CITY OF LAWRENCT

rave Tier No 10 North Inver foot OF watst. next pier
above DE- sbossos-st Ferry daily except sundays at z5O p m
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILEOA D-COmmcncng Nov Is 1881
1rrou~. trains VIII leave Grand Central Depot 90,
) a. m.. Western New-NOrk and Northern Express WIN
IA M Fast limited Chicago Express. with dining cars,
storur Il Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Buhal0 tnH
Ceys nd Iosdo, arriving al hCago l0ll m next day
10 Oa m CHICAGO Express drawing room ears 10 Canah'
dqigua Rochester and Buffalo; connects for -WegO 81,
ri fF Western NeW-NO1k and Northern Express With
DAWN room car. connecting for tutana. ,.. .
$3.50 Albany Troy ana Obca INpfe@S' '''
- p m, Accommodation to Albany aDd Trog. , -,,.
D. n It Ions express, with II elhg cars ui HEdA
Fails Buffalo, Cincinnati Except Saturday, Ioiouo Oeu'.''
Qul Louis -,-o o,4 "a
Auburn road; also 10 Montreal, - r..,...,.-
IAN IN, Pacific Express with sleeping cars for Rochester
IuSelp pyraud Toledo Detroit Chicago, 81. LOUIS osWe-
go; also Owvile except calurLly). -. ,,s-.. o,a
I with sic ping cars 10 AolhE uh9
Trv tounocs with the morning trains Tor the west auo
North fcNcept saturday nigbU. . -. r..,u,,u.
TcEc-s on sale at Grand Central Depot, No. Towing
Green ZJ2 and i3 Broadway, ant az MesIcOlt IAGe5s
Ohlees Pak.pace and 7S5 and 9i2 Broadway NeWlo oIk
and So Washington and SCI Fulton sts bIOokyh ana 20
FOurth-st. WILLIAMSBURG. -, .,o,,i-, q, ,or. CON III.
drawing room AMI AeelIs car cih pe
proclred al any the ticket offices IN Ne" pIA ty.
Bocqare called for and checked from residence
~ " CI-1i1 ttti1 \ ' '''' G. Il MEEK hR.
=" "-.N..IriN NSrne,ir fe,dent General Passenger AGENT