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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-06
DEMOCRATIC PROSPECTS.

A short time ago the prospects for
Democratic success in New York was not
as cheering as Democrats who are dis
posed to take a gloomy view OF every
thing desired them to be, but now the
clouds have passed away, and the party
in that State is united, and not a Demo-
crat can be found who is not willing to
predict a tremendous majority for the
Democratic ticket. The Richmond State
publishes a long letter from a prominent
member of the Tammany Hall organiza.
ton, in which the writer says, shat
when the proper time comes, Tammany
Hall, the Aschiles of the Democracy,
will emerge from its tent. and the
Plumed knight will be drawn at its
chariot wheels"
The same paper, in speaking Of the let
ter, says editorially:
The Tammany Committee will meet in
a short time. Although the action of
that body is not yet determined, but one
inference can be drawn from this letter,
and it is that which we predicted nearly
q month ago, when we said: "For mark
it now! When the battle is at it's ~tiercest
we shall see the Tammany men in the
foremost of the fight, with John Kelly at
their head, pressing bravely On to we'll
won victory"
Reports from all over the country are
of the most cheering character. Never
was the Democratic party better organ
lied than at present, and never was there
so much dissatisfaction in the Republican
ranks. The slanderous charges circu-
lated against Gov. Cleveland have not
only been shown to be false, but prom
inent Republicans have rushed to his
defense. Against his political record
nothing has yet been said by his most
violent opponents, and nothing can be
said. If the charges of immortality
against Mr.. Blaine be true. and we hope
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-06
PROHIBITION CANDIDATES.

In sincerity Of purpose and dignity OF
tone. candidate St. Johns address, &C.
cepting his nomination for the Presi.
dency, leaves nothing to be desired. 1t
disarms prejudice and speaks well for
the enthusiasts who are rallying under
his standard. Although they essay the
impossible and neglect the good they
might accomplish in striving for unat-
tainable, visionary results, yet they are
80 earnest in the cause that n cannot
help giving them a liberal measure OF
credit.
st. John and most of his adherents are
men of mature years, yet they seem to
have discovered and utilized Ponce de
Icons fountain of perpetual youth, so
confident are they that their dream of
reform will become a reality. The
average reformer starts out early in life
with such confidence as st. John ex
presses, but the experience of ten or a
dozen years ~sufices to convince him
that it is vain to 20 on bruising his
head against venerable evils; then he
falls back into the ranks of the conser.
NATIVES and is content thereafter to do
his best toward mitigating the effects OF
evils which he cannot destroy. Not so
with the st. John contingent of the
Prohibition party. They refuse to be
discouraged, and they catch glimpses OF
hope where no hope exists.
There are two wings of the Prohibi-
ton party. The smaller is that which
is supporting st. John and Daniel. The
larger, under the leadership of Gen.
Neal Dow and Senator Blair, is merged
with the Republican party, believing
that Republican success means decided
progress for Prohibition. This belief is
founded on experience. Whenever the
Republican party has been strong
enough to make the attempt it has
tried Prohibition, and the result has
been uniform to prohibit.
Blair and Dow support Blaine in OPP
position to st. John, because they
know Blaine to be just as reliable a
Prohibitionist as his good brother of
Kansas. A majority of the friends of
prohibitory legislation are supporting
Blaine because he is now supporting the
same amendment to the Maine constitu-
ton that st. John fought for in Kansas
and Iowa; the same amendment that
Senator Blair is trying to have en-
grated into the Constitution of the
United States.
Because the Republican National
Convention deemed it inexpedient to
openly declare for Prohibition, hoping
that the record of that party would
satisfy the extremists. the Prohibition
party is in the field and will poll a
good many votes, mostly Republican,
in States where that party has not
strength to spare. With Blaine's Pro-
hibition record and amendment repelling
one strong element, and st. John draw
ing off another, the Republican situa-
tion cannot be regarded as an entirely
haDnv one.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-06

To-day is the publication day Of the
WEEKLY SENTINEL. 1t will contain, as
usual. thirty-two columns Of reading mat
ter, devoted to the State, coast, general
and local news of the week. These weekly
editions far excel any newspaper publica-
ton ever issued in Eastern Nevada. The
WEEKLY SENTINEL should be distributed
far and wide. as the most effective Q
of making our district known abroad. 1t
can be secured in wrappers, postpaid, at
the Postofice news depot and at M. CAL
isher's. For yearly subscriptions, apply at
the publication Office, corner of Monroe
and Bateman streets. Terms. IS a year.
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they are not, but which are supported by
afidavits of respectable citizens of Ken
lucky, the Plumed Knights social record
is no better than his political.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-06
For County Commissioner.

T v. B. PERRY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
81 as q candidate for Short Term County
Commissioner of Eureka county. subject to
the d cision of the Democratic County Jon
yention.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-06
NOTICES OF CANDIDATES.
For Sheriff.

VIZ n. MATHEWS HEREBY ANNOUNCES
w himself a candidate for Sheriff OF Eu-
reka county, subject to the decision Of the Re
publican Convention.
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MEDICINES
AND
MERIES.

r AM IN THE DRUG BUSINESS, AND PRO-
l. pose 10 stay in it. I am satisfied with a
legitimate profit, and herewith submit to my
former patrons and the people of Eureka in
general, prices for the leading articles In my
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For County Recorder.

r HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS CAN
didate for County Recorder, subject to the
decision of the Eureka County Republican
Convention. W. y. BEARD.
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For Sheriff.

r N. HILL ANNOUNCES HIMSELF AS A
81 candidate for the nomination of sheriff
of tureka county. subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-06
BORN.

On Ruby Hill. New, Sept. s. 1884, 10 tn,
wife Of George J. Resk. Q daughter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-06
For Constable.

TOE EvELL HEREBY ANNOUNCES HIM
self a candidate for Cons able of Eureka
township, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Convention.
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For County Commissioner.

JOSEPH MENDEs ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
81 . as q candidate for County Commissioner
Lons Term of Eureka county. subject to the
decision of the Eureka County Republican
Convention.
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For County Commissioner =.

T HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A CAN
i didate for County Commissioner (Long
TERM for Eureka county, subject TO the de-
cision Of the Democratic County Convention.
P. McELR0Y.
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For Sheriff.

WILLIAM H. SWEENEY ANNOUNCES
w himself as q candidate. for Sheriff OF
Euresa county. subject to the decision OF the
Democratic County Convention.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NL%YoRK. WEST SHORE & BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND NEW-NOkk. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RI
On and after January ,s4 rsins wlu Ieave DesbIoss
S0ftAPdi ana west % street Stations:
fU Chicago Suspension BuHge Niagara Falls and EuiAlO
pm. ~ -
Pm. ~ 'o '-''
Uucs. Little Fails Plain Csustobsre pr, r,.,s,
Amsterdam. 800. l.2O q IA. % y ~ ~ '~
albany and Cstskil, - So ll:-O M; 4:39 ss:JOpm
OsHeeO, Ouelda norwich. sidney, 80 4. "a.
,,SeWDaIg hnsstOn, Highland, PUgghkeepsi0 g. ESQ
1!zV a u+ so. 40, a- ,. a.. -
M!adletOwn, $50. ll.IO a. 40 43O p. m.
,Dsly. Other trans daily except Sunday.
buuet fartor CII6 $50 @nd Ll&U a. and 43O D. m
uSlIs iOf Albany.
10 bes1rr. " 49,
Pullman Bueet Sleeping Cars Cd p Tor BlHAlo
tlo Chicago
IeAsts aud time tables stations and 81 oces OF The
4 Jersey Cry, PeEnsyiyania Railroad station BrO0Kiyn.
~ t9GTlsti Annex ofce. foot OF Fulton ST. so
eAd NO1 Dekalbaye; hew-NOEk Clfy. Nos. lt2. 2B1,
~ 90 SO .14O l5@3 broadway No Union square, No.
- oL&Fe No 100 East l2Jtl-st. FenHsylyau hI ola
ioO De- bTOssesst. fOOt COItl4udtst and 5hoIs
o'~A4Ol. loot W col AIDA.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
WINTER EXCLUSION.
proposals.

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAUEOAD CoMrANY,l
PAU, MINI. Jan. u, 1SS4.}
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- at this Office until twelfth day Of February, l~S4
inclusive FOR doing the work Of clearing, grub
bling grading bridging and furnishing ties for
sixty miles Of the Cascade branch Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad from the present end OF track twenty i've 5
Of Wallula IL Washington Territory to Yakima
city the same Territory.
Maps prOes plans may be seen, and specifications
and blank forms for proposals obtained al the
of the Engineer+n chief, St Paul, Minn.
The company the fght 70 reject and all bids
A ANDEN-ON kngneern-Cllef
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RATLRDATl
FROM STATIONS or -,1--
NFW-JFRSEY CENTRAL pINlSlON'

RAILROAD
NFw-JFRSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
FOOT OF LGBERTY.ST, NQKIh A kl y ANA md po,,,
D''e'' ''H-''''O'i from G Brookiyn Bridge pier
TIME TABLF-TAKING EFFECT NOV. lS lS95
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON. Pound BreoS %
Ronte az 7l6 93O ll5 q. M 100 4oo 80 80 S,ao 'Oo
1900 D. M SUNDAYS at & 70 a NJ D"'o l-.Ou p @ ~,
Dcf connection at Wayne junction or Gernantown 1ni
Chestnut HHl. al Columbasve for MahayuhA' Con'n'
DEHWTSGtooM % i CHis on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
h9iHTgpg d o ssTc sS $50 II 90 M 5 @ $40 4 l5oop
m SUNDAY, $50 q NJ $50 l7G9 G9 m' sj6 htG ',9 9na
m SUNDAY. S:l5 a. M, 4:3Op. m. c,o
leave TRENTON Warren ana Tucker Sta , et l22 620 ~
ssUHBR9s Sun SV} y I.25 9is a. m SIS D IN.
For VILLA AMerOltf al O43 ''4' 9'Oo a. H. 0io' 4O'
FGfsUNBURY and LEwIsBU RG at6A5, 7'45 a mr S;i5
Fcr READING and HARRISBURG at 745, 900 1 iIl5 l. n
100 1890 400 5.30 1900 D. Sundays at Sa"O p u
For aCRAN TON at G35. 900 q. a.. 3:4J b. w.
For ForwILKESBARRE and PfTTSTON at Oh S'Oo a m-
100 l3l. 845, $50 p. m Sundays al o;5oP ]"
tor Tss5tT 745 500 H. oo 1870 845 400
i1nVPitTFI1J,J iSoV p ALLENTOWN and MAUCH CHUSK
nt 6l5 900 a. ~. I.OO l3O $40 $50 p H. sundays !"
Eo5 ERsTov at sa5 900 H. 100 lso- s45. 400 4:Sa
tor STATIONS on mon BRIDGE BRANCH al ''Oo
NJ. 400, 43Op m ~, ,oo Am s.eo
I 6O0 $3.50 p Sundays 1870 j. m 800 ,oo
For rsOMFRVILLE At 64j. 900 1890 ll:l5 m 100 l5
aN. -
Gays 81 SOC a m 1$O, $50 900 p m - -,.
IorpLAINFIFID at 6i5. 745 800, $3.50 1880 lll5 N,
90 / 30 $50 3.s5 400 4.3O 800, 5:l9 0:"u C'H; t,H
100 ), 90 g.Sg 1880 1900 m. SUNDAYS al o'OO o'4)
IN / 80 400. $50, 9uu, l2Up NJ o. .,., "a,
I1ttlILAlI.II u:iJ D4J, FlJ, ':41 hOl, 80. alJ
$50 - 1880 1l:l5, ll;3U l245, l:OO l..n %!u
$50 300 30 3:45 4h0, 4:lj f3U 4:4J, O:UO J:I0 ob
ll:si l2.0Op m II UNDAlsa Al 800 edo AHL 4SO A+O1
bau. 500 l2Olpm. . - 40 , a.
IGNEN Az al 900 5.45 G:15 645 7l5. $50, 500 SD
$50 900 gIJ a4j 1918 lOAj II 10 am, l2VO in, I-t5
i5 POO Zau 500 $50 i:Iu 4ob 900 DO, ",,L Jt9'
~, tI5 600 7U0 100 s:lj. 500 $40 1880. lil1
l2U,pm SUNDAYS al 500, glj, lOIJ AN, 4zJU IN i'L1
500. 400 900. 6.l5 500 800 1880 p m,
BOO sl5 a m I.3O 400. 800 u SUNDAYS le1cep'
ocean OToyei Al 400 lOs4J a W.
For FnEf.IIOl.r-Ar ?. S:lj. lllp m. l20. 400
ttrLAkLN ODD. IOMo lsI\ rit and BARN EiAi at $40
an 1850 III. wi1A through par.Jr cars oH 4;jJ II
forN INELAND and BRIDGErON at l:5Op.m
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From pcr 40 \ North River sandy Hook.
For LONG BRANCH, EAION IONN, &C. Al tuO p m
Tickets can be procured at Liberty Pier no 3, North
River y, l6@, 2oI 2Ji. gu, tlt IL, giA
/. IL 1923 and lGOl Brosiway; 7o7 and 7+5 Otha'e'
@42 .l.ave. Rvingr rou-st; 10 GIetuNitl-,t'
and principal Hotels Nvw-lOrk City. IN hIoOhlfL nc
Nos C0urt--L; iis Eruaus ayt 80 AID SIS tuton-
81 In HoUosen 254 NashnrJoust, y.
company vii call Tor ana check baggage Iu L'c4s
residence 10 destination 80 ....,....-
General Passenger and Itc@et agent Philadelphia
o. - ' Ii p BALDWIN,
General Eastern Passenger Agcu llJ Liberys,, y. Y
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
guropean Advertisements.
minina.
HIBERNIA SILVER MINING COMPANY


HIBERNIA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Tie books OF the above company, which now omen
for transfer of stock at No Nasssu-st duncan Bufng
Exchange RO0m Will be closed the III o. January
lhS4 All et0c khOldeTs requested 10 have their
stock transferred 10 the The adjourned meeting
holders viii be held Al Exchange ace room al
on the l<th u January, ls54, Al = m.
ALEX. C. LAsSEN,
Secretary.
THEANNUAL MEETING of the stockholders
Of the NewEngland Gold and Silver Mining Com
pguy for the election Oi the esuiug year. VII
be held the COmpanys once -prnrst NcW.YOik city
Friday February 1854 al u clock Polls viii DO
open from II 10 j o'clock = m.
Transfer books III close January and wn reopen Tebru
AIRY 2, 1884.
FREDERICK NICHOLS,
NewYork Jar. o. 1885,. Secretary
YOUNGSTOWN OHIO, Dec. 9, 1888
VYIE ANNUAL meeting of the stockholders
Of the Grand Central Mining Company Tor the eiecton
n directors for the DascoD o such other business
properly hei0re te Wln be held a the ONCE q
the company IN Youngstown, OHIO Tuesday January l5
ihSs. ~ ~ o'clock "A. T. AeCURDN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
Eeriares an0 Alsetinss.

GERALD MASSEY'S COURSE OF LEG
~ TCREs in BROOKLYN, IN TIE old Baptis' ChnrSh 20
133 CAnt0n-aye. 4iyrjlraNc, tfpo{R a. az v.HsAL
Tuesday Ianuary %" Man Ia search o. MS -"ui bins
10000 Years, aud how lie Pound IL ffd!Y JAhe4iy %
on plsoric Nature % Pail 81 Mtn" etc Ia's ava
Januy 20" Egyptian originals ~ Our 'AiohleA 1-ts
Frday February The Mature Of Ey According u EN@
luton
General admission 80 cents . ,f...
Store No l12 Montsgue-st. BrtoSJh
fg,HE Young MEMS CHRISTIAN Asc0CiA-
tom az tbe C1y Of New.N annual els' "u or to,k
directors VIII held al The rVoas 80 sl t"i. , sn3
N,n5rs Iftl the bouts g. hiti
s1i 10 ~ clooE HINltY o. NtpD \. iecsns 'te'ttaiI
NoW s OTk jan. IL, l1os.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
Corartnsrshlp Notlre5.

NHw.YoRK. Jan. l, 1884
WE THE UNDERSIGNED have this day
w formed copartueIshp under the firm nameOi WM.
WHEEL ER & CO. for the transaction OF General Gram
and Provision COmmiss business both in Chicago and
Ork opened Ohcrs No 30 Broadway.
Meeting By pnyate wire with J. I. Lester & Co. Chicago
WM. b. WHEELER,
O. WHEELER
j y. BUTCHER,
=. II. SHERMAN.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
fNHE ERIE RAILWAY. now know as the
Il NEWYORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangements OF trains from Chambers Street Depot
ga m-Ddy except sundays Day Express, drawing room
coaches 10 Binghamt0n, Elmira ana buffalo Sleeping
d osliv Isluls Iu,ied ayrra char0a
for last timePulman Sleeping Coaches buffalo arriving
sZ5 ~; Niagara rails . a u Sa anapca ZOO m Cleve.
DAY Connecting trains arrive Detroit IN; Toledo
p u and Indianapolis Al a IN.
m CDaiyC-Padldc Express the West solid Train Of
Pullman bay sleeping Coaches % nghauitOL. EmIra
lUnalO. Niagara Fails Cincinnati and Chicago. Hotel and
Buuet smoking coaches To Chicago
elb Ta-Etaigtsnt train Tor the Vest.
lao $50 440 SIC 5:O U:f0 $50 8O 1880 m II midniSt
Sundays $50 1870 m l;i5 $50 N II midnight.
Paterson 720 750 S0 lO:21 m ~ l:t5 $50 4:40
o2ys6 $50 1920 N li5 $50 s.5u N II midniga
Newark and Paterson via Newark 64j $40 "a a 3:l0
go J:zd go 1870 10 and II midnight SATURDAY nights
Only. Sundays 9:l5 q m $40 G:3O pm.
snnern 700 1920 IN lao $50 $50 6l0 s5 and II
Marwick7 50am4 Sopm.
Rond0ut and Kingston and Montgomery am 40 p III.
GOsh,n 1903 1920 am $50 $50 43O s.l5pm. sun.
Midetown 100 1910 a N $3.50 4.so sl5pm Sunday
- tV,-V = N e;N m Tie trains 4.3O IN
S0nHsSt VIII Midland RailrUsd NaH-sI. The a In
40, rogt s Ssr,1s s $50 l62o N 43o sl5 n sun.
Boais leave 23dst quarter quarter after each b-
ION Ion i IisJ Us 70 tV,S "a tyep thirty minutes. and
TcRets Tor passage and apartments In rawipy pc ord
Sleeping coaches be obtained orders for t
snt banseT Of baggage may be eit AZ e CoIpauys ols
C9urtst ElooAyn-oI Al !ie tollpslys DepOtS.
JOHN 8 ABBoFf = Genq Passr Agent. New.YorK.
NORTHERN RAIL0AD OF NEW JERSEY.
" Trains leave for Englewood COster Pernlout and
u midnight Sundays 9 and 7.lJp pm
Nsuuct spnng Valley and MOnsey 7.I0 10 a IA 4.5O IN.
JOHN y. ABBOTT. GenT Pass'r Aren't New.York
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
miscellaneous.

1Itl5tEilUtElAS.
DRESPPRING'S CUMULATIVE METHOD in
- German Appeons publ shera Ca5sfO in removed TO
IS +. 4ath-st. Cal ajer tire 0COcs.
e. WILL BE PAID for a good copy Of The
- - Tribune, February 2, ISL. Address BEkGMANN 9
o., No % Avenue b. C.ty.
WINTER EXCURSION.
HAVANA AND MEXICO
fScUd fOr pauipLiet)
To Hav0ra nd wes- giving tourist ahout to
days IL Havana in about - including
vists and Havana and return IN aD1u4 weeks
r. ALEAAADitE q Sons, t3 broadway.
&SHO REWARD will be paid to any person
p'bN)O persons giving information that viii lead 10
the whereabouts OF Nj. CHAKLLS ,DELADNICO, dead
o. alive who when last seen was at Elevated alT'id
Depot tOrauttst Scraps Of pspe! and other indications
that he must have been IL Newark " j. On saturday
Jth us
Nj DELGONICo years Of &About feet 81 inches
height pale complexion eyes FRAY hair, top Ot head
gIay beald-tn and short sdesand about = inches
az chin looks unktupt and IL darker sides than Chu has
quite aIg pimpe night temple his eyes sometimes have
dazeG appearance
Vas dressed blue oxford overcoat dark reddshbrown
suit plain gold watch with monogram &C D. IN blue
case, and platinum and go.d cable watChchan send
formation 10 &. D. CRIST,
DelmOnicos Madison Square, New.York.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
DFNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD:
ON ana after NNv IL. lSSS
n III

.Nr
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ,,,rd, W. s.-aa,
TTains leave NewYork via DesOrosses aDu Noi"""' ''
ferTies follows - -, ,-,, Pullman
Inrrisburc Pitsburg. the West and South VIII m Vorn
Palace Cars attached, m, and m daiH ~ \ si..
and Chicago limited a. 'PaioE Dining. sinoAihH diu '"
ing Cars ~ 9 every faY o. aud TrYe ct I
NilliamsUOrt Lock Haven m IN ~
connecting at tOTTv Tor IUusNtIe' / iS'i'
OIL REGIONS t...,os y-agtDr ID,
ypres q Pullman PaTlor Cara daily e1Cepl NlitN5
IN aryc Washington f1' m Regular yl1 b an, ' ,ta y
sfS.2n and $40 m $40 an59 and IL nl"li wa
andO r. r.. ! snd7 y VI md II night Sill., va "a
p RR Gi..a m On m and , night via H. and " III" p
Tor Atlantic Citv except SUNDAY. n
Ior SUNDAY. ! Jl"a ~
-. pat-y~or md Ar,bov "a m j. noon. 80 ne, On
SUNDAY a and r N (doos moi stoD AZ AShnIV sDs
Toas ~ Prookvr Anucv connect Will al 'hlu- ~ t,a.
at Jersey CIV. afording speedy ano oiec' '"N''i "
uIsDo Ptsburg Glo and l2o NJ 784 ana
1000 N o. daiIv ans Z daily Crtept M"hdlN7 tIg!u
md Raitimorf, ,t:5u ana 200 n'; - ',
10 md IO.Yj y SUNDAY G3 G:5o = m lVO' am
30qt Fro-r baltimore 20 m on SUNDAYS o. nP m
Irou pi,adprhia. $50 61Q. o.3O. t:JO l. tZcet
S.9O 600 IO4n 11:2O1 nj 1.2n. 3 "a 800 $50, ';1.t
- 7.qo $50 900 l0OJ 1o20 and 1888 = M sunday
S.5O 80 r.9I $50 7:uj 1875 6.2O 1@J, 30 loJ1
land 1888 y 10.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
Duslrcss Chanrcs.

business FOR SALE.-A Clothing Store
ID established twenty years-trstclass Iadehest lOca-
Ya n. Y For further particulars address NJ b.,
luDune once.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
10 IHILA DELdulA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN

90 TRAINS ZACH WAY WETK DAYS AND } On
SUNDAY. 3 STATIONS N FHlLADEL
IuIA: . IN NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
steamtoais anb Railroads
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAlLROlAAD'
SAh MODEL, FAST LINE TO THE WEsI:
~ W. pbtiadelnbia baltimore and Washington

RALIiMMo4DHELs MODEL FAST Line TO THE , WEST
Va fhiadeIg6a Rslt,%oTe and ns5o %Sshns'On
m m except o and rorSb az rSbH' sleeping
,o.cbe, 10 ChicarO Cincinnati ST. Louis
daily for washington and all ronts. wes
%TSSyss o asS5 &C. s5 sRP 81 AID sg5 GoadTay Court
sIIEErecsIyn Pennsylvania Railroad. o,T
TOR BRIDGEPoRTr ard al RiPR6t PGRi6ptfb on a9S
FaTe f5R oRsf sf than by NJ any 6heT
= ruICU VALLEY RAILR0AD:-Passenge
iaDs leave depot foot Of Cortlanet and Alien
iso $40 and dPSTn,h mn a wiis.Ssn SisS@ ToTs2da Wa
town town NJ sca Geneva LYONS Buffalo andthe NssS and
tlIorgS Ss.fn sioe ReRlsScm and coo,ay ,or
Tram. sygF ss sG .rs H. s,etSn Sna cca regon sunday
.ip oca for Mauch Chunk s1ol m Leave N'' O''DN
Genera Eastern Office corner e. SnIrSf IBrYlSGr6S SGf G.
x-opWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route.
~ ,srox. a.. WORCESTER, So 80. NASHUA. s2 g..
PdiTLAs;D. Sc and no transfer
steamers CITY OF NEw-YoRK
and
81 CITY OF LAWRENCE
,sve per 4O North River foot Of Wats At aGaS 5 m
NrEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER RAILROAD.-Conmenc%in % Nov To- 40'''
az M Western New.York and Northern Express WIN
@ Fast Limited chicago Express with dining cars
stopping Albany Uuca syracaSe Roce%esis % BuC m dav
S G M chicago ExpTes drawing cars to Canaan
d9s Fhssfs wsts and Sna Norern Express with
6rayiuC room cars, connecting for .,utland ,.. ..
$50 D. H., Albany Troy and Utca EAploe7 'i@"Nie iO'
cars. 4. .,,... o,,a 1,o-
p m Louis Express, Win alteiug C - ~ 1880,
Tals Buo cIncnnAt Except saturday, Toledo Oe'i0i
and LoUis. - -. 60 s,-racpse and To
f-3Dp M. Express, with sleeping cars W S''~N' ~ ~
Auburn road also to Montreal ,. .-. ,or rocbos-er
Pacific Express. win sieepilg u'' ~
puaalo cleveland Toledo Detroit chicago SI Aou'S' '
81. also LOwvle Except saturday - o, A,,,rv nd
ii d m Night Express, win SecpIiS O ~ ysSt snd
connects with morlIng trains Tor the west ~hu
Moth (except saturday night. 49,, No., 10 z poUlpg
Dckets on sale AT Grand Central Depot 10 PUas rnes
cteep 30 and ll3 Broadway. and az NestcOtt -
0fces PARK place and 7S1 and Si2 BroadMt & "a
and S33 Warrington S6i Futon sts, BrOoAFh anu 80
FOurthSt. Williamsburg - - .,oo-.r, cars cau he
Acconmodat0ns in drawing room and sleeping car C@n Oo
o. Offices In New oIk Oly-
bSscsare called for and checked from residence -,
Ihesr ttn4ns yal1 ~" N'-''' G. r. MEEKER,
j. NJ 49, General Passenger Agent
DOprIAR SHORE LTNE.-FOr Providence
foston and the East rai from cram -, trt N
trains daily Sundays eNCePleUI -
am r. IA parOr attacoed ana S 1T Talsca m seenng
secrtn9 carsl SUNDAYS ~ 10 m WIN d,n,ot ~,
ay NSv1ort cxrress leaves Guano Centl nSpo at p
H. afTlves at Newport 7: jp III VA 11,fPiE Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13

ICUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EtUIP'
MINT. AND TIlE FASTEST TINE CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
GTAPTVS

CHARMS
~ C4!Y RIVER AND TADDOR TEANSPoETArI0N
C0AtANG
Orce Per Is y. !l. loot Of Cortlandtst
CCnsc1LcLt VI uc!gAt iOaIucG GoCLec 70 any pars
cue world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received delivery " AL Kinds ot trcsAJ 4u-
Glands, 90 any part o. t5c c.ty
eLA AND HAKBOR Towing AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly hsteTod any point
81 the haTtOr reasonable ra.eA
STEAMBOATS,. BARGas AND GROVES TO CHAR
Tar FOR EXCURSIONS
Steamer John H. Sta IN for NEW HAvTN, leaves Pier
ls y. H. foot o. COTtandt-stq al D. Ii. daily. SUNDAYS
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO, between New ! OK and
N6w-Haveh Care aud dispatch guaranteed
Freight iOr points d. l. & W. received at Pier 10
1oI New Haven and points Eas,, at Pier IS.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAM D.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents steamers irOm Iron Pier l. L H. loot u
Nhitehall-st.
CENTRAL SHIPYARD, C0mmunipaw. y. DRY Docks
MaeLLo aud Boiler shops Everything appertainas
Construction and repair OF vessels.