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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-05

The following are the lucky numbers
and names that were success
full at the drawing mt A. G. ID. Miller's
photograph gallery:
No. l57, First Prize-Amelia Haber-
man.
No. III, Second Prizo-J. W. Holland.
No. rs, Third Prize-Amelia Haber-
man.
No. 1870, Fourth Prize Misses Miller
and Turner.
No. 70, Fifth Prizo-John G. Jones.
No. pol, Sixth Prize--R. p. Auns-
paugh.
We, the undersigned, do horobv GER
tiiy that we were present at the drawing
of prizes nj Miller's photograph gallery,
and it was carried on in u fair and i'm.
partial manner.
GoRpoN RANDALL,
j. w. KERR,
ED RANDALL,
j, b. DEREFoRp, JR.
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FRUIT, POULTRY, GAME, ETC.

FRUIT, POULTRY, GAME, ETC.
oRANGEs-Slclly, 3, case OF 200. 600; Valen-
cine, nominal.
LEMoNs--Sicily,7 100 D. box; Malaga, 100
DATEs--In trails, l001l2c.
BANANAs--3.OOCgI.O0 II bunch.
GRAPEs-Malaga, 6.00(D6.50 half barrel.
SWEET PorAToEs-Nomlnal.
ONIoNs-New, country, Toe. q Blu.
PoTAToEs-h bushel, B0c
y ID.
CHIcKENs-weq quote at 9OOs2.25 y dozen
turkeys. Zoe.
EGGs-Sc Z, dozen.
BnTrER-Choice western 2O925c; cooking,
lh9lSc: country. 25G6g5o
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just rs Good,

Many INSCRIPTIONS dealers may tell
you they have remedies for coughs and
colds equal in merit and in every respect
just ny good as the old reliable DR.. Bo-
sanko Cough md Lung Syrup; unless
you insist upon this remedy, and will
take no other, you are liable to be greatly
deceived. Prices, 80 cents and $l.O0.
Sold by Hickox 4 Patterson.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-05

While Bailoy's Saline Aperient il the
best substitute for purgativo pills, II In
also the cheapest and most pleasant.
AS a standard female medicine, Eng
llsh Female Bitters takes the lead.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-05

OF tho many remedies before the pub
lie for Nervous Debility and weakness
OF Nerve Generative System, there is
none equal TO Aliens Brain Fopd, which
promptly and permanently restoroS all
lost yigor; II never fails. 81 package, d
tor 20 AT druggists, or by mail from j.
II, Allen, Sl5 First Avenue, New York
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-05

Every family in the city can now af-
ford to use wine,as Loeb & Freiberg have
reduced the price within the reach Of
all,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-05

The Hunstable Boot and Shoe factory
made the base ball shoes for the Dallas
Brown Stockings.
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, Sept, 4.--Mr. II. II. Rogan, of Cor
den, writes so know wto IL Is in Dallas that
will pay the prices for wool quoted in the
HERALD. In reply we state that any popu-
lar wool buyer here will pay exactly those
figures. Mr.. Littlehal is one buyer and Mr..
Scotland another, either of whom will pay
Just the rates the HERALD quotes. Several
other buyers will do the same.
To-day Mexican WOOL in fair condition,
sold at 10 cents. Mr.. Blankenship sold IL TO
an eastern buyer. In the quoting OF fine
medium wool ut 20(G22 cents, IL is possible
that the inquirer has misunderstood the
grade, Very little fine medium wool is
brought to this market But 20G22 cents Is
the price and buyers here will pay II.
Improved Mexican wool, the HERALD
quotes mt l2Gl7 cents. This Is correct. Bur
II cents Is rarely paid. IL mostly sells at the
lower price. A lot was sold to-day by Mr..
Blankenship at 10 cents. Texas and Terri
tory wool is selling at l7@25 cents at Boston
and transactions are brisk.
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Quotations are suspended for the present in
options of grain and provisions owing TO the
sonfusion incident to preparations going on
for removal from the former building Of the
Dallas Merchants exchange TO the
neH building. Readers will flnd al
most everything In the regular tcle-
graphic market report. Dallas spectators
have not dealt literally lately. The narrow
range of grain fluctuations, the congestcd
state of hog products and the stupidity OF
cotton option trading have been causes that
worked together for the letting down of
speculation. The waning interest was en-
livened for few days by the jerky reports OF
Union Pacific. Mr.. Gould made mighty
effort to hoist 1t into the sixties,
and came near elfecting his object.
II proved too heavy, however, oven for the
giant shoulders of the great king Of manipu-
lators, and to-day II is 1ounderlng on the
bottom.
When the new black boards are chalked
spon the HERALD will resume It's customary
reports of that fascinating trafic-the ire
pressible conflict between bulls and bears.
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BRU NE!

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Mr.. Bruce having discovered this wonder.
MI Restorer offers u TO the public after repeat.
Ell experiments, claiming for II qualities pos.
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uiactured. IL does not dye the hair, but
causes u new growth In its original color amer
two weeks application, Il matters not whether
the hair is OF The deepest black or most deli.
cate blonde II also entirely frees the head
nom dnndruff and IL free nom any poison.
Gus drug. The proprietor guarantees To give
one hundred dollars Otl00O0) TO any person
who after iair trial luds that II does not 40
for 10. over twenty thousand l2OOOO iesti
monials and letters OF approval could be fur.
nished. For dresslngto clean the bend OF
dandruh, keep the hair nom falling out or
turning gray, u has no equal. by It's use ~ a
dressing the hair will retain a soft and ulossv
appearance, and will never turn gray,
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER NO1srIr
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Base ball shoe plates At nunstablo's.
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THE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS Of CRACKERS N THE WORLD


ana a the II
goods and you VIII get the best cnckers 49, ".
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LITERARY NOTES.

=, ~ xror,s Of Alex audcr Hamilton is In the
oress Of g. r. Putuams Sons Mr. Henry Osoo' A"use
sp,hor ~ biography OF Hamilton is the GATOR OIL e
sdition. which will be limited one.
The uarpers have Just brought out library eoIoh Vi
e collection of short tales and anecdotes when 0nAe'
R,ade wrote under the title Of Good Stories
,tusu,us Paoha the Turkish Ambassador IN LONDON
has translated Dantes "Purgatoro" INTO mouein
Greek.
The Rev william Gaskell the husband OF the author
Of "Mary Barton" lately ded in Manchester ho ""'
n Unitarian clergyman.
Mr. sals has been making frank statements IN re-
gard TO what he calls his -four bad novels" Ihey'
hans show more he says, ethan do any other Oh 'ne
things which have written the marks OF sioVeniueSs ~
haste; for when am in England work at my trsue "'
journaist many hours every day except saturday anu
the few romances which the prOprietors OF perlo'a
have induced me to write have been hung OH IN lue 0
Intervals I've, ween the daily spells OF grinding newspaper
lo flung of SO rapidly that have often whie rusnus
ron1h an instaluent OF tale the copy of which
the printers boy has been camorng IN the PaSsdse o
rotten the very names Of the characters "hom n'N "
troduced in the preceding portion
The Hon. Edward McPher,on's Handbook Of Poll
Tic, is ALWAYS valuable valuable than ever IN
camna,en wear The edition for 1884 will be published
about Aucu,t 10 Il will contain the record OF every
cot, and Of the entire action upon the enactment OF the
,anGof 1883 and of the subsequent attempts to modify
and repesl also the actions of the Republican and Demo-
rrc Conventions and letters of acceptance OF the can
dates.
Marion Harland's little volume COOKERY for Begin
,ers ID Iothrop Coz is admirable IN every way It's
directions are simple. complete and so exact tha
no person OF ordinary intelligence can falI 10 COOK sue
eessfully by means of its rules.
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'E'HE ERIE RAILWAY, better known "a tbs
NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
Arrangements ~ ,,ai,,a , az, ,,h.,,,,-.


n - arrangements OF trains from Chambersst Depot
'smhbDay except Sundays Day Express drawing room
coaches to Cleveland. tincinna and Chicago Si'ep'ns
Pm uaiy 81 Louis Limited" kxpress-No extra charge
49, a M; Niagara Falls. a Hamilton ont lc:I0 a MI
CT0i6 S2o nj salamanca eos a mi Cleveland 1902
ing Toledo 52S D N and In@,snapois II M
SDaiyl-Pseac Express the West < solid Train Of
Bunao Niagara Falls Cincinnati and Chicago Hotel and
g. b S smoking Coaches 70 Chicago
cilo nl-hnllgfant train for
uheTorG and PassaIc 5s 30 $50 $50 1920 IL noon
lao $50 t40 $40 $3.50 6l0 $50 73O 1880 ~ miinight
Paterson S 10 $50 $50 1870 p noon is
6O $50 $40 $50 1870 $40 1890 ~ midnight sun.
Newark and Paterson via Newark bio Sac iso m $40
40 go $50 6;2O 1880 y midnight saturisy
Suneri ?:io $50 1920 las $50 o $50 $40 AMI
~ mdnght Sundays 6a6 $3.50 1920 Las $50 aud
warwick 1850 l02Oam4 S0pm SUNDAYS s:soam
Ss"uAis Au sorhwall 100 IN $3.50 4S0 m. sunday
RondOut and Kingston and Montgomery o a m 4:so IN.
Goshen S'i5 $50 lO.2o IN $3.50 $50 sl5pu sun.
day 54O $50 1920 m $50 d
Mtidetown o. a. 700 1920 IN $3.50 430S S5p m sunday
New oT dsa 'a s sa
at MAN ST. The 30 m train stops at Manst only aso
~ S jews ,;oo lO2O IN 4SO $40 M sunaAy GOV
Boats 2Sdst quarter and quarter after each hons
from o4O am 10 1913 IN every thirty minutes III" ~
Tickets passage and apartments IN Drawing Room sa
Nos 26l, 4Ol OF 057 broadway. lsl Vests ~ l" Az"
Court Brooklyn or At tho Company in SSw York at 7o
GOV JUN n AaSopT oenl Pass'r Agent. NewYors
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSEgi
Nyack $40 lOami 800 1850 $40 GAO $3.50 y III IL ma
night sundays va IN and 7,l5p ,.our.
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey 7'lO 10 Am ioop~
JOHN N. ABBOTT. 0sal Psssr AgeIk Nsw'YarL
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CHARMS
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION

~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier Is, y. r., foot Of Cortlandt.st
consgnments OF freight forwarded directed 10 any part
OF the world
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery kinds of freight and mc
chandise to any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR.
BoR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight OF every description promptly ghered TO any point
IN the harOor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS,
Steamers JOHN IL. srARIN ami ERAsrUs CORNING
Tor NEW-HAVEN, leave Pier Is " R. foot Of Cortaudtst
at .. n daily. Saturdays excepted
Freight for points IN W r. r. received ar p,er 10
For NewHaven and points East at Pier is
NORTH SHORE. STATEN IsLAND-Eleven Mia. ,or
Ten Cents via steamers Pier l. E. r. foot OF white
hall.st. '~
CENTRAL SHlPYARD Communipaw ". J-Dry Docks
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appertanine 10 tho
conjunction and repair OF vessels 49,
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

VIA WEST SHORE Of HUDSON RIVER
All trains except the 7it0a m. and 435 D. trains leave
from est 42ds C0rtland Desbros.os sts stations
Tho 1;sO aud 455 West l2d 81
only.
tor Chicago and Detroit 1000 H. 300 D. NJ Pullman
sleeping through op both tr. ms
suspension Bridge. Niagara Falls, Buffalo Newark and
KochesIeE loOo IN, 3 D. N. sleeping psrlor cars
Syracuse and Oneida. TAO 1000 Am; SPIN
Utica. $40 1000, LILO a, ~; ~ D
Albany, 'H49 1000, ll2O =. IN. 800. 'S0Opm m.
eaiaoga ana Lake George, specials 800 IN, 20 A. m
$3.50 IN Eles ant trains with revolving chair smoking cara
DAY coaches ana Bufet parlor
without change 7
o,tskil aud Kingston, '7io 500 92o 1000 40 H.,
$50. 43b, -5p IN
raicnvile Cairo, Mountain House Station. $3.50. li2O
q. ' "
kaster,kll, Hunter. summit Pine Hill Phpnlca e20
Il2O n 800 Buffet Paror Cars TO summit on a. 81
and $3.50 IN. trains.
For Montreal aud Canada East 500 a. M $50 D. M a,8B
aror cara to Saratoga paror and sleeping ihoaco
Ncwburg TAO, 1000. lli2o m. $40 4s5. .s.oop m.
-Daily other trains daily except Sunday
or ne OF iaiu q local staOps tlno tables
lor tickets time tabies Jersey
Gliy Penn II u Station Brooklyn Courtst Annex Once
teot fpotst t3p tutOnst, and DeKalb ave. New Worn
NY i92 26l 1913 o4g 1913 broadway, 1887 6thSve, Y6s
DosOroeses A. and West shore station OF West
o.u,a,. HENRY MoNErE. Don Pass. Agent
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Board an6 Rooms.
West Side.

West Side.
FURNISHED ROOM with or without board;
Il table board. 235 West 37thst
UNO LET.-For 9 months, second flat corner,
rooms all light furniture nearly silver, crock
cry, bedding compleei low 10 responsible parties ~
TWO SPLENDID front and back parlors TO
i let funis ed for gentleman with without board
and VIE for light Housekeeping 264 West 2Othst
IOTH-ST., 50 WEST.-Nicely furnished
- rooms large aud small with without board. Table
board.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
TWO ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED
Q4thst 10 4thst) private family by two young gentle
"CULTUs" BOZ 2. Tribune
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD
FROM STATIONS OF
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
FOOT OF LIBERTY.ST, NORTH RIVER.
.n1


FOOT OF LIBEPTYsrg NORTH RIVER.
Direct connection o 2 iR9 E2m TG2 es PER- va Annex Boats
,r TINE pfI NO Effect JpNE 22 l88t
Route AZ 400, 7t5i $40 ll5a 1850 400 4:3o $50,
Direct connection at WAYNE Junction Tor GSrmsntown and
Chestnut Hill at Columbaayc. for Manayunk ConshO-
DRAWING,RoOM AIRS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trains.
returning leave PHILADELPHIA. Ninth and Gresn.sts.
7S0 20 s GS i0o m l55 , $45 540; Zoo
o 5l6 800 400 ny Io5 no t5n sad
p. N. SUNDAY, S:l5 m. 4:30 p. IN
900 zoos i35 a. m, I:5i t;S2 62i, 7:28 p M SUI,
rd PA + liz y9 ~ mr. 0!2 Z ~ 1ru1sp1po
MAHANoY CITY at 7:45, 900 a. M S.I5 4G6 m No. anu
FOR rA9S Esq., 5P2 55p M ' Sundays s2 az
For For So and SOP PfrsT ftS s 900
100 $780, $40. O4o p m Sundays at 53O D. m.
For DRIFTON at 7:l5 a.. m, 345 D. m.
FG6TANAQUA at7Ij, $40, 800 loo, 1:3O 345, AGO.
100 p. N.
For BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN and MAUCH CTrTrNK
att90 7'l5 300 mr. 100 l:3O s45, $50 p. m. Sunday
For EAsfGN at 400 715, 7;45 o:ooa m. loo. 1870 s45
For Sf fY S On smI4idy R 2I2 p w
900 am, 400, 4:30 p m '0ii @' 7'O'
900, 0:SO p M Sundaya, 100 p. m '
For SOMERYILLE at 400 600 7I5 745:QOO 1O2O Ink
a00' 800. 1880 y nj. sundays at sOOa m. $780, $50,
For PfAINPIELD At 800 800 7:l5 745 900 03o 1880
USB 6 s At S $50 o9 200 S Sa0 Zoo 1919 S
For ELlZABETI at 400, 600 G15. G46.7Ib745SO0s.9D
300 $3.50, 1000 1850 lao 1:3O am 300 1913 100 36
2DQ23O 800 $3.50, 345 40O415, 400 AS 5:5i 90 $40
DAD, 900, b;l5 63O $40, 100 800 800 SI5 g3O l02o
ESQ ZOO ? m. SUNDAYS at 800, S:l5 NJ 1876 400
For i. SaWARK at 300 5f5 s15 $40 7l5 800 800 sis.
i:l5 200 $50, 500 $3.50. 900 400 800 5:I6 $50 56
l2QOP IN. SUNDAYS at 500, 9l5, tO5 a IN. 200 M
lilo, 300, 400. $500, 6;lj, 500, 0:00 1890 p IN
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &c. (Au rail- M
400, 745 $500, HOO IN, Zoo lB5, 800 400 40 5AS
$50 p m SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove at 400 $40
For FREEHoLD-At 7:i5, IL a. m, 12 las s. 1880 D m.
For LAKEWOOD TONS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 900
IN, l4j, 4:3O p. m. WV
Fol NINELAND and BRIDGETON at las pm
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From PIER No g. North River via Sandy Hook
COMMENCING JUNE 23d, 1884
ForSEA 3KlGHT LONG BRANCH, etc, at 43O. g. IL a. M
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS $780, 900 a m s45
$50 p. m. $3.50 NV
For ELBERON, ASBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE POINT
PLEASANT etc, at 600, 100 a. m 40 3.45 I46 K IN
m sundays Except Asbury Park and ocean GroyoJ at
300, ll;U0 r. III. | Nv
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and TRANSPORTATION
am, lIo 3:45 p H. Sundays 900 a, IN.
Tickets be procured foot Lbery.st Pier No g.
NOrth River a. lG2, 207, 267-26l 42l 944, and 1924
broadway; 737, 500 aud 749 6thave Ryington.st 10
Green 1chst; 1853 POS East 2Jts PRINCIPAL Uotea i'm
NewYOrk city In Brooklyn at Nos Ccurt-st 61 Rrnaa
way; s5s $50 FultOnst 2l0 Manhattan.aye; De Kalb
ave- lSs2 Auanticayc In Hoboken, 254 Washin A.
n y transfer Company will call and from
hotels OF residence 10 desinaton.
J. h. WooTrhN, {. G. HANCOCK.
General Manafer Gen Pass and Ticket Az
II r BALDWIN, @ L. p. Agt- ll9 Liberty:st. n. Y
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Circuit Court Of the United sate w W'e7n B GbaS9e %
Pursuant 10 the command Of for sale from the CIR
cult Court OF the United states Western DNsoh OF INC
~" 81 wherein The Central Trust company Of York
nepRSs and az railroad Company Toledo On
cinnati and ST. Louis Railroad COMPANY GehviiH ~ nia
nc front door Of the Court House Of sd ni,d @
Ohio AT il O'Clock a. m on SATURDAY, the 18th day II
1qn and R arr the ns ns oad G5G Sd @ 5
phos and Burlington Railroad Sompany as inc T same Is '2
counties Of All.n Van vert Mercer Dlrkc Miami AID Mont
s sSo@t ono ne bundled 1888 miles IN length together with
its track lad or to be aid between Ie ,u a. P us %
said togohr WIN al ias station 6s Gg S.b bops bai
Inc rSsd ot9ihef VII ali he engines cars machinery
supplies tools and fixtures held Owned Or acquired by the d
connection It's line OF railroad aforesaid aud al is depot
grounds yards sdass iprnSgls % 19p MIN
connection fine Of railroad Aforesaid between said
chses belonging aud the tolls income and revenue 70
,t,N % "a sat line III railroad on said June IS 49,
vii ~ ar 10 @ In he deed or indeturc
a t,s "a dd rom liz SAID Toledo Depho ana Bur
lngton Railroad Company 10 The 'd me cniTa Trust Com
2sf day Of june 4 1880 al recorded IN the Counties OF
Allen Van Vert Mercer Darke, Miami and Montgomery,
TERNs OF sALE.-No bid will b. accepted by me from
posts pledge that he vii make good Ms bid In
sand d5ias in mony or the said hrst mortgage
bonds the said defendant herein The Toledo Dsbhos and
hundred thousand dollars 100000 exclusive
purchase price bid not less than the
thousand dollars 10000 shall be paid I'm cash
such further portions OF sd purchase price snail he
paid IN this may from time to time direct, in
order 10 meet other which this Court may audge in
this be prior IN equity to the sall rs mortgage
The Court the right TO resell in tins cause said
premises and property upon failure comply within twenty
davs with order u this Court that regard and the
balance purchase price required 10 be paid in cash.
NAV be paid either cash the purchaser az said sale shall
have right sat sly his bid whole or IN part BY pay.
ing suTendeiing said nrst mortgage bonds OF
said defend ant herein The Toledo DGphos and burlington
Railroad tomDany date July l. 1850 and overdue and
paid coupons belonging thereto such price value
vale IA Vt
ers would be entitled to receive in Che whole
amount OF the bid paid M cash
Also that % said purchase price hereby
required 10 De paid IN same shall De payable cash
the surrender 0f indebtedness Issued by
William Craig Receiver while operating said Toledo,
Delphos Burlington Railroad the orders OF The Court
In this cause SIMEON HARRIS
Special Master Commissioner.
IA Masonic Temple Cincinnati. o.
Butler stlllnan Hubbard. Aew-York; Hoadly, johnson
COlst0n, J. r. Foraker Ramsey Il Matthews Cincinnati o.;
Henry D. Hyde, Boston Mass John f.. High, g. ID. Roys,
CLas NJ DaCOsta, Chicago. H.; Wilson * Jones, Spring
field H.: John A. Mcmahon. DAYTON. o.. Counsel
aD23.lnwlOw
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european advertisements.
Ocean Steamers

4 NCHOR LINE.-U. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
~ GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY
DevOnia ....June p. a. NJ CrcIss MY ~ . a. ID
AuchOria uly ., Ethiopia. uly ~, s p. I'd
Cabin passage. $50 to $50; second class $50
Storage Ito o. rom, sll-
IINERFOOLAND QUFENSTOWN SERVICE
Pier Al North River. foot Of Leroy-st NJ,
AUSTRAL .............. sails June % uy - aug p
CITY or ROME ..... ... sasJuly II. Aug 9, sept y.
for all classes OF passengers
CABIN passage 500 according To Accommodations
second Glass $40 Steera above. 60.
For passage, CABIN Plans BOX u Rates, &c, Apply 10
9HFNDERSON BROTHERS. 7 Bowling Green
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Steamboat IS ano Railroads.

TOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Il via STONINGTON LINE
FANOHITE INSIDE ROUTE.
Steamers leave daily except Sunday from Pier 49, n r,
f. W. PoPPLE, Gen' Pass. Agt, III westst
NETWORK AND THOUSAND ISLAND
~ LINE.
Via York Ontario and Western Railway and daily line
OF steamers from Oswego Including sunday touching at
Kingston, Canada Clayton, Alexandria Bay Peasantest
route 10 Thousand Islands Night express, with Pullman
sleepers. leaves New York arrives OswegO 745 a H..
boat leaves arrival OF train Day express leaves
$3.50 n. IN.
Depos and ferries in NewYOrk OF COrandt Desbros-
sts and West 42ds rmeables tickets and copies Of
Summer Homes" al Nos l62 2U7 2Bl, 1858 040, l.323
Broadway. No. 1877 6thaye, 1853 East l25n-st, Union
square In Brooklyn, COuTts Annex office 1913 FultOnst
Dekalb and depOts steamer begins trips June 20
j. q. ANDERSON. General Passenger Agent "A statesL
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Rooms ano flats 90 Get.
WISHED FIRST FLAT, rooms, piano.
10 nnrk- MA NJ 13l.at ILL OCtnhor.

II
ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At LIE ~,
TpiOWN OFFICES No. .23S Broadway corner thirty
drsts until D. NJ sos West Twenty thirdst corner
Eighth. ave NO 1853 FouTth-ave, corner FourteenthN
700 Thrave corner Forty. sevenths NOS iUOt ihi ~
ave near Sixethst. and az the HAILEM Ottltf, ~ w
Third corner W W
6p. m, at regular Office rates.
FURNISHED ROOMS.-Two small, neatly
furnished good location house private; rent low
for the summer 27S West 4th-st. near lth-st.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.

A -ROND0UT, KINGSTON and CATS
~ KILL MOUNTAINS-LandiDga nj Cranstons lWest
Point. Cornwall Newburg. Marlboro Milton Ponghkeepse
Siove a2d cssEI Mssuntsin and KHateTsk railroads
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landings.
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n BTckcts sold and baggage checked TO oil stations on
New York Central RI and West 5noro lAuroad goou or
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4 TROY BOATS, CITIZENS LINE.
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A North River foot ChrtOphcrst daily except Saturday,
al connecting with morning aims Tor tbe N0rtn ana
west Sundays steamer touches AZ Albany.
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