davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-06-05
i! HAVE JUST RECEIVE.
AFrit it~l ~
>i'RiNG and NJ MINER
Dress Goods.


jersey ti.tA. feulr-. pr iuntte- aul a-itnyrr-.
- fri-nt Cloths IN every style sud fnc iol Of
GILBERT tlaHncl-, Black
~ilk. which We warrant an SIX and Ia prirer
from e. 4. a.
~Atin- ~!lk Velvet auL the trlcbratt4t Non ptr,ii
velvet. 4 -pi,nald a-sart-
lhrn ~ lshtnere >hawls 10 all color ior spring
and summer wear tinaking> ami
fel!ss" inihs IN all STYLES and shades, frint-
Ginghlm-, Chamhrais and >atrvn-. TIE Largest
and Beet stock Of RIBBONS iu this City.
Plain and Embroidered >wt-- Mu-lin-
Figured Lawns. Buntug~ and Alhatr"-- N ID!
shades Toilet Towels AMI
Fable Linen thlnreti AMI
White. WHITE GOODS II cv,T, description.
Curtain Mu-lin-
and ~rT4m. We
show a. hne an assortment 20 pIE>> aud
CLOAK BITTON~.
also Gimp, Fringe and
Fitlu airi Beaded Ornaments, was ever .hnwn
in thi- city. PAIN ami Embroidered
Jersey ior inside amt outside Wear.
q all color \ FINE -ruck 81 Fancy Yarns
Midnight larn-, shetland Warns, Zephyr. Worst
eel tr.wels and six flo-~. Tattinss Of
an shades LACE GOODS u every DESCRIPTION
MALTA, Escurial. spanish.
ani French Lace$, Black amt Ecru Lace firhU-
Hamburg Edg
ings IN Cnlorci and White. and Tnrchon Ny
stock Of LI,LE THREAD,
six and Cotton Hose were never better, kit
Gloves Of every style, I.i-le Thread and
silk Mitt-. This spring have added 10 my stock
lot Of white lnlaundere'l shirts 81 every
-ze for finish and quality these shirts have never
been eNcelle'i, prices from rs 70 ~ cts. The
lest quality of Cotton and Linen are used in
these shirts and the tit l. perfect
do not claim 20 be the only Dry Goods Dsdisr ia
Torn, nor that | can sell Good, ut Manufacturers
prices but | do claim that a. am receiving fresh
Goods every week intend to keep my store
and stock up 20 the standard Of a first elias. Dry
and Fancy Goods store. and by nton custom
err and hone-i dealing hope To merit share
-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-06-05

A dearlh Of news of any Importance TO
your readers has kept US from writing for
the past two weeks but We thought il best
just 70 drop the few items We could think of
and lei it 20 al that,
The weather has been. ~ TO the time
Of writing. little more than juicy, aud the
fields are a. full Of water as the, can reason
ably be expected 10 carry. and a. We write. il
i coming down rather more than copiously
The farmers are looking at one another and
SAVING. did ,ou ever see such a spring for
rams z" and the response Is, NO, never =
They forget 10 look back or ihey would re-
member that just tueniy-oae year. ago We
had rains such a. We are having now and
YER, little planting was done before the
middle Of June. Seed time " i'll come.
The Grand Bank fleet Of fishermen have
all sailed. the new three maslcd schooner
i. ID. liolgkins being the advance vessel
The men groned some before they left be
cause thct couldn't get the old wages. but
the owEers knew that Il the vessels were to
make anything for the owners. wages must
come down little and the reduction was
hu, little Oae gu, Of Tire Old feet. the f.
II. Mag. a. profitable vessel as ever sailed
out o. The ri,cr. has been ,old 10 partir, ia
Passport abi has gone down cast. and We
hope that her original good luck may 90
with her.
&. +. Walker j. putting UP snail
building in front OF h,s cottage GA on . Inc
With the street. Nh.ch j, somewhat Of = pul
lie 70 oar faa>ee tn4I.sii,enr,, al more
than dozen purpose. have hecn .ct forth
a. probable hot Charles 7 Keep, his aa a
counsel.
Mr.. Peter Name Ia, gone 10 Bar Har-
Dor, lucstay morning 10 meet the steam
er Frances which vii briGs b., wife and
children and they will agssu ncc4p, The
Jenkins cottage for the season.
Work IN the fl-,ory Ia, no; been ru,h.
INK. ~ far thu, a.oa. b4t uii. become more
brisk 3, the time uack.rrl reach our ba,
-Onr a oar good ho4,cW.t,, va, some
What startled the other das D, hearing a
most deep toned wi! right Ia 4 direct nu.ih-
eriy Line :r1ia olr point. She lmlgiael j,
must he some Will ANNA! that TAI t>capc4i
from IT, keeper. uIj W assured .cg that ].
vas nothing more not les than lcXa, Jack :,
iocnmo.Nc that mus, ,. hrra'h.l. liile
.nmeW here about the Carrying P.iec" in
llsncocA.
-Tar :ac, > ,hs ar !, eA4e. illl o:
ahistilng dpsH aboYi p1r bl, steamboat.
Nth drcp has, tones. Other, Nth chimes.
and 'hr ,l.T.. piping " sArlipr steamer,
echoed b, tbs peculiar whistle Of the steam
eT R1c..anl. tx ttaIr. ias. make .t~Gi,t-
Ing time all round frrnchnian', Bas
PEof
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-06-05
soEtE i'eaobseot.

sortk Peaobscot.
A detachment from the g. A. r. at
Bluehill. assisted BY citizens here paid fitting
honors to the memory of our patriotic
dead on Memorial Day. At little past
eight o'clock in the morning procession hav-
ing formed, consisting of the Sabbath school
children and citizens under the direction Of
Mr.. Peters Of Bluehill. marched through
the cemeteries, aud decorated our soldiers
graves with profusion Of beautiful flowers,
gathered from house and field, after which
an appropriate address and PRAYER were
made by Rev. Mr.. Fruhock. The repre-
sentatives of the 6. A. X. then went to the
Bay where similar services were performed
There were heavy frosts here Thursday
and Friday nights and ice formed in places
to considerable thickness. A little snow,
mingled with rain, fell Friday afternoon.
The Grange seems 10 be increasing in
numbers and strength.
An eloquent memorial sermon was
preached here last Sabbath by Rev. Mr.
Frohock
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-06-05

H. b'Ostoeasoer,
Winchester. Mass. SAYS: | am personally ac-
quainted with Mr.. and Mr. Carleton. and was
astonished at the remarkable effect. Of YOUR
sulphur Bitter- in curing their son. and its
large sale is undoubtedly due 10 the fact that
il /, an honest medicine. | know OF many
others cured by its use, and do not think too
much can be- said in its praise.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-06-05

Deer lac
-lIerber, W. Leach one Of tas returned
crew 81 i.e la,t steamer Jeanurte.
was IA t'wa last week. aait.ns and
hoping fpf 4 favorable c,enin. oa which
~ gI.e b., lecture on the Arctic bl, after
three postpenemrnts h. became Discouraged.
ih.uking. suppose. tina; our weather was 20
much worse than ANYTHING He could tell i,
about the Nrctir. That Il wa4.I BE- useless ~
stop.
-Cao;. ) g. ll4,ke.l y, ia Bangor.
purchasing carg1 Of lumber for HI, yard.
j. J. Spoaprd !, about u have extensive
repairs mad on hi, house ant wsil bald a
stable 22A2S
The County Conference hlI two pleasant
DAYS. M1niay and Tur,Ily, - AMI y. asI
tnrre va, quite full attendAEc. Al each
session. Rev. DR.. Teuncy was chosen
Moderator, and Rev, Mr.. Huntington Scribe
Much di,app ~as felt a; the non
ordination II Nr. Wilde, Or Blueni.!. which
va. expected - take place on Moud4Y
evening. bat after a rigid cro,s-ex animation
/, Was iounI that Mr. Wider had no certif-
icl,e y. membership from iae church to
ah.ch be- belonged, and il MAS decided ,hlt
the council could not ordain at tina; time.
Among the visitor, We noticed the venerable
Elder IIipp. uf Bluehil. QuIte interesting
discussions were held TUESDAY, and IN The
evening remarks were made b, Rev Mr.
Dwight, o: Boston. Secretary 81 tie Amen-
can Frcedmen's Association. Closed with
PRAYER and beneticiion by Rev DR.. Tennev.
Of Ellsworth.
Variety entertainment ~As gwen at
School Hall. FRIDAY evening, BY the "foung
Peoples Society OF Ch,is'iln Endeaynr"
DIR. Ferguson has had the terrace at
the side Of his house turlrd aud graded,
which adds to the appearance Of the sur
rogndngs. / o. |.
MAJ 81
Who ever saw such bad weather It
has been aimns, impossible To do ANYTHING
Not all Of the wear, here are vet COM
pleted and what are. are not doing very
much Just now. Mr. Ash is doing !l,tle
something at White Island
The schools on Little Deer Isle are
taught BY Alberto VI. Lowe ana Annie
Sylvester. both Of this town.
The sch1o. in District N. :. Is t.ught
BY Mss Perkins. 81 Cistine. District I.
~ Grace T.. Gates. D.s,ric, j. ~ Celen,e
Haskell. District :. by Lizzie B.rboar
District $. by Katie W. Greelaw
The school on Stinson'. Neck is taught
by Miss Ha',le VI. Webb of South Deer
Isle
deer Isle is to have a skating RINK. Ii
will be erected the coming summer.
The lobster business is quite dull here
now.
The clam business has been br.,s this
spring. They have sold for $3.50 and - 90
and large number of barrels have beer.
dug. +.
MAY 30.
sortk Peaobseot
A detachment from the q. A. r. at
Bluehill. assisted BY citizens here paid fitting
honors TO the memory Of our patriotic
dead on Memorial Day. Ala little past
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-06-05

This don't indicate shortage of the corn crop
4 million bottles of HISD>' RADICAL toRS Ri
-nld and IKrsR
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-06-05
We have just returned IRON, the Western
Markets Nth d large ~,"cA NJ
-CAREFt LLN ~tLEtTtp-
lt11RocER|ES'


80 WT u1rl A1 ~TKI1 ATTENTION Ir
BI -I<r~> A~f .nTtTE!>t. ,Nfl RFLIAnlf
GOODS At t,r. Ft.a- r..Hr,Ifyl lIrIENI
= 1Tu,,N ttr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-06-05

BLACK and CDADgND YELYMTS,
SATIN R4ADAMEs & coLoRED sATINs

Tm Nil m in
good that Sc have nndw il.lthe
Mil a-rrnih the best Judges Of these omi
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-06-05
County News.

r. b coninHed.l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-06-05
BLACK AND COL0RED DRESS GOODS.

The following are a few Of our .perial,ic,: :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-12

Frrass Trains NewYok via Desbrosses and Cortands
80 : 90 B. 30 % and 10 Iimited), H. lilo J. 229,
$40 ) q ! and D. and II night sundays, b:lo, -
Ss limited and A. g. = AMI p NJ and ~ nignt
Trains leaving New-YoTk daily except sunday la SOU al
IIlOa m. A, and p IL. connecting al llehion oE
returning trains leave Broadst Station. philadelphia
S:l5 $40 4 4:S5 except Monday 500 ~ 9h ~ 9So
g. T. g. g. $50 7:l0 7i45 and m on sunday lE0 S;lot
GOD 3.3J $50 a. ~ 4, ,5:Z0 Limited, t3O, lzu 4o
end m Leave Philadelphia Via Camden BOO a. H.
daily except Sunday.
Sic{ef oces 485 SAC and 044 Broadway, AstOr House
and FOOT OF Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets CoGr,L
JirooLlVn Hotel. HOOokeni Station, jersey Cny.
and Brooklyn Stations foot OF -fnitoh 81,
EmgTant Ticket ofce No Battery Place ana Casue Nr
den - II, Ill - m, ohook
baggage from hotels and residences . ..oo-
CHARLES T. PUGH, y X MQOp, ..
General Manager Genera fasst |AgehI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-12
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.

FROM STATIONS OF
N EooT 6R IiBER rvs NoRTH RIVER.
Direct connection o To G STod 1FG4 Bridge Pier
TINE rlpIF-TAKING EFFECT NOV. 49, 1888.
eor PHILADELPHIA and TRES So 2S h 7o
fi S1S at % s6S S2 at s5 H. 5So 2Oop
p S9ns s SHCS ~ maSsaa con:ho
hocEsn and NorristowD. --,,,1,
pSASs Sn N RS24 Tsns on all DAY '"'
Returning leave PHILADELPHIA Ninth and erssn,sts 81
{sS 81" s3x Sss So % $50 gsG S sS%
b pGIH' SUNDAY US s.l5a m, 40 p m.
tys TREYT0S Warren and TGSs s So 81 m Sun
For A WsfiLL12SsPoRT at 6s5. 746. 900 m, a45 400
sJgSsTnvsURY ami LEwIsBURo at e4O. 745 a. m s'45,
snq BgdS m sa5s s s 81 go s "A
For sCRANToN.ot 6:46, 900 m. S,45 7. m.
For WILKEsBARRB ard PITTsToN a. e:i5 900 q. N,
Zoo 1880 S.45 $3.50 p. m. Sundays at 0iSO p m
For DRIFToN at e45 q. NJ 3:45 p m
Por TAMAQUA Of 5'45 TAO 900 M loo 1850 Sfo SOU
1900 p m. . a..--..-.
Sss 545 200 M Zoo $780, S&5 sunday
$50 D. IN.
Fs 51snoF sa at $50 NJ iOO ''O DAD ''' SOW
for STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 300
Fer FLTEfNGToN at e:45 900 NJ loo. l'9o 400, $50.
900 $50 p IN. Sundays l;S0 p m
lee So 600 Soc 1872 3d. i iS5G Oo l auS
Say T al Isl 3 90 a n i:8O, 5:sO, 900 p m.
s5S6I is5 sg B 800 3 800 90 i?ss9 lS 90
Zoo 500 $50, 1880, 1870 p m SUNDAYS al eVO' $40
q m, 1870. 400, $3.50, 9:OO LOU p. IN
Gg At S GS 1 i r. i sSS s2 s9S
$50 400 $50 S45 $500 AIS 40, S45 500 81 b80,
S4S 600 G:lB $50 6:t5 90. 7SO 500 oAS g. O. 1880,
si:S0 1900 IN. SUNDAYS at 300 $40 m $780, 400.
$780, 300. 1900 p m.
Cor NEwAR at 800 B,46 65 cas- 7il5. 100 500 SAP
$50 600 9:l5 e45. i015 lO45, ll16 1900 m l245,
ms 900 2:3O 300 80, 400 49, $780, jl5, $50 80,
400 G:l s $50 700: 1880, $40 600, 945 1880, l1j,
HOO m SUNDAYS at 500, e:lb 1910 q II, 1900 IN,
lis 500 800, 300 6l5. 500 900, 1850 = n. go,
Por long BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE &c, (All rail- at
500. SIS m, l;S9 400 900 p ~ sONDAfs e1cept
Ocean Grove st 400 lO;A5 m
for f RhKKEEW0oD. To&s RIVER aud BARNEGAT at sl5
A. 70 $780, D. N. with through parloF cars On 4;3O p m
For -VSIINE1AND ana BRIDGEToN at 1870 p. m.
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Prom Pier No. g, North River via Sandy Hook.
EoYIONG BBANCH. EATONIOWN, etc. ST .. m.
Tickets can be procured foot Lbertyst Pier No sNor
River 2f s2 267 257 -261 271 40, 72l ga 1877 and
ts23 broadway 7S7 and 7z9 8h-&yeI RivrgtOnstJ 10
2OS I26tb-st. and principal Hotels in
EsWYGTk CITY In Brooklyn OF Nos COurist llS PrOad.
nav 790 FultOn-sti 2lO MaDhot De kab
I've, lsg Z A@Dicave In Hoboken, - Washington-st,
C. q. HANCOCK,
General Passenger and Ticket gent Philadelphia
tI' N- ''D'- IL p BALDWIN,
General Eastern Passenger Agent ll9 Lbertyst n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-12
Anrlion Sale Of Zeal estate,

AurIlon DUH OIL Atut &5lple-
4 DRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE.
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT,
MOODNA, ORANGE CO., n. "
In full view Of the HUDSON RIVER
ADRIAN ii. MULLER & SON viii sell at auction, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, at IL O'Clock, at the TX
change saesroOm, No III Broadway.
BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS,
delightful country at MOOdna, Orange Co., N Y, on
the turnpike Newburgh and Cornwall, and In fun
view OF the hudson River Large mansion house. stablo'
carriage and barn, all IN good repair with about 20
productive land large and small ru eto There are
six small houses on the OF the property.
Fun particulars Office OF Auctioneers, No. Pine-st
DICHARD V. HARNETT & CO, auctiOneers,
Ii viii sell at auction Thursday February "a, az ~ O'Clock
Exchange SalcsrOOm No III Broadway, valuable IAN
Ward property
Tlmst. No 1873 Grand threeStory basement brick
house with store. Lot 2jX96 3.
MarOnst Prince three story brick house ana
thrcestOry and cellar brick shop 2Jx5J2
Alfred W Lowerre Esq, Attorney No 2s9 Greenwtchst
Maps auciiOncers Office No. Broadway, basement
LAW TELEPHONE SSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-12
CTARIN'S ,op1, rr1ov
COMPANY

Office Pier lS n. h. foot of Cortlandtst
srs,rnments freight forwarded directed to part
IltlcWord.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery Of ali kinds OF freight and mer
thandise o any part OF the city.
RIA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly hghtered TO any poh
h the harbor at reasonable rates
eTEAMBoATs BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN ii. sTARTN for NEW HAVEN, leaves Pier
Is n r. foot Of CortlandtsI, at 2p daily SUNDAYS
excepted
Freight for points D. L. W. r. r. received at Pier 10
Tol New haven and points East OF Pier h.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN I5LAND.-Eleven Miles for
den Gents via Steamers Pier l. T. X, foot OF White
taLst.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, Communipaw. N.J.-Dry Docks
Machine aud Boiler shops Everything GpDertaning 10 tbs
construction and repair Of vessels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-12
Amnsfnrenfs.


A MEXICAN WATER COLOR SOCIETY.
assia Ac&DEs @S sfS y.
st hBNTTT iTs% E ! s p SS & I'm
viii close SATURDAY, March I.
RUOU OPERA HOUSE. Bway near 3Oth-st.
THR RI SST 6FnSx h a 6 sS
IN m orenbach,s mastePiece
Prices, 6Oc, sl,sl so Excellent reserved seat 75c
COSMOPOLITAN THEATRE, Broadway and
''t Ms f Fl saSfeI3 2s ds;See aud Manager
WIN positively BE- produced weSne.dsy Evening February
DALYS THEATRE, Broadway and 3Oth-st.
q EVERY fvE 81 eFS' r %aN fissnf hs RfSp t.
..,,..,. EN.TWENTY: EIeHT; ~ .,
''Fnday Evening EeHTg9Ty l2St end ia't Night of
s-'saturlay Matinee l2sth and last time q 72o-s.
TUE SATURDAY EVENING NEXT. Feb.
cor,Nrpv lyia Comedy with New scenes and Cos
Mr. Fisher, MI Drew. Mr. stephens
GlHL1 W. iarkes, Miss Dreher, Helen Leyton'
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.
w Evenings At $780, saturday Matinees at 2, ,,.
ALPIME R0sES ~, pc..ou. P9sITiivE sUCCCCEEss
4 AIPN B R9sE y' play PoosITIyE syGcEss
Characters by Georgia Cayvun Mare Burroughs Thomas
whlGen Nine Llsa yOn stamwtz George Clarke Richard
Mansfield Mrs. Thomas whihen ". J. lie &oyne, 80 SC
NEW PARK THEA A.ggs.. R sss and s6th't
S'''p sA as Sii Ssf fRoT Hs SBoGRs
THREE r KIND.
n Y. COMEDY THEATRE. B'way g. 29th-st.
D DRiv faq D f1,I' Jar p1 %wh sYH;"'
Mn iomS sfErs 9Sis e coMEBY COMPANY IN
orr L.. 10y ,! r. = ,s 81 O-s ,,,. ~, ho.-.,-.
Preceding the COMEDY, Musical x6sariityy;ro
% 5od 81 sea 81 % seSare
NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC CLUB.
Foq gaiS STasfgiY5lsp H GpRisrt
M HssSay % fEEfllqsB EtRaqaf NyE r.
Admission MR. s. B. ss oa Ticket, or
sale at sCmUBERTH's, No IS Union square.
NIBLOs GARDEN. Reserved seats, soc.
POOLE dILMMa3aRE Pr9 9rg and Managers
Matinee, weau.. Ia su Ts ssSTaa rE q
- sole Proprietor and ianaser. MI LESTER wALLAcS
MoDJ ESRA
,,... Commencing MoNDAY, FEBRUARY H. 49,,
First Appearance in Maurice II: BarTymOres New and
9 g Egh4E1 RG;ay
Supported by the Author and the Modieska Company
c sfe asd IL e House @s Baron T
Act iII'@Chateaa stein6eTS -''''e
New ses1sy cSstGmss and Original T1easnt1l Music
Prices as usual. seats now ready.
VHIRD-AV THEATRE. 3d-ave. and 81 st
GestsyoF and baton gTssl GasgSy Company
WANTED, A PARTNER"
Matnees Wednesday and Saturday.
THEATRE COMIQUE, 728 Broadway.
4 EVERY EVENING AND MATINEES.
sn qn1 AT 4 Pan Rsw comedy
Matinees Tuesdays ami Fridays
JTNION SQUARE THEATRE,
" SHOOK & COLLIER. .Proprletors'
livery Evening at :. Saturday Matinee ut 2
BARLEY Campbers New Comedy Drama
SEPARATION,
The ghty recers for which far average larger than
those for The Bankers Daughter OF Led Astray
eth AVENUE THEATRE B'way and 2Sth-st
- Proprietor and ManaEer Mr.. JOHN SIErsON
First week of the reat Musical Event.
Evenings 3. Maiinees Wednesday and Saturday.
GILBERT AND SULLINAN'S
Latest Opera, entitled
PRINCESS IDA.
CarefuIlv selected Company MAGNIFICENT Costumes.
Beautiful scenic Effects. Augmented Orchestra.
seats, 5Oc . aud 81 90 secured two weeks IN advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-12
rttoutccis chr Railroads.


RALTMoOREr AN AMP p,S ONO HS r RAI MhsP
Via Psilsaelplia baltimore and MAJ Mssnins'0a
Trains leave f s1 X cn pS IN points West
b. ne DAILY FAsT RXPREss hss nsct. s' for al
peaches 20 chicago Cincinnati st. LOUIS o''"''
ss for sis ping R: sHS u
.Ppy a. SSs a Il SsS 0''
NOD posTOy FARE ONLY So.
"" Via sToNINGToN LINE ,rs,,,
Ss ss2s d s3UT except sunday Pier 49, N r.
''s't' at ago PorrLE een1 Pass Ass III we'sst
NETWORK CENTRAL AND NJ Hu,sp99s9sas
Sour BI tya1. VII leave Grand Depot with
a. m, western Newyork and Sortnofn HApis'' WV"
@ Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars
sS ePynRd and TolsdC CHICAGO loi M mex asy
,1 4 mi csGs and BSso connects for osXego
III n Western Nsw.Y0rk and Northern Express WIN
So Albany Troy and Utica Express drawingroOm cars
Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy for raqara
Fas Busalo Cincinnati except saturday Toieuo De'io
sSS % Express With sleeping to Syracuse and to
PACIFIC ESgrs yS esg cars t0 S es%
Night Express with sleeping 9Taps sa or 70 The %es and
Noigth ,eXcept saturday night = -. No 8 po,v,ro
Tickets sale at Grand cen saa g az %cscos Express
ocs an9 rs and 9lS BIoapTsS and -
and 33S Washington and S6 Fulton sts. brooAH' anu 20
f%ScdaoSstons in and sleeping cars can be
BsSesee called Tor and checked from residence sunday
ese trains daily AL others da'y f B. C1REE s
N. IOS l.na,ir ,endent General Passenger Agent
nOPTLAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence
SSpTes trains daily Sundays excepted 70 Boston ac
o m, (paIor car at@9ne9 anu uR palace sleeping
sleeping cS eNpress leaves Grand Central Depot at pm
arrives at Newport 1885 p m farFI ~ PoPPLE, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-12
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

AND NEW-YOKK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN R'Y.
On ana after January 1884 trains VIII leave Desbr1sses
lOIfapat and West 42c Street Stations
For Chicago Suspension Budge Niagara ais and Buffalo
For Newark Rochester Syracuse oneida $50 am 80
pm. ., r,o,,. -. tgs,, ,,..,..
xmsterdRm. $3.50. I1@O "A N; q D. m.
Albany ami CatskIll s. $50 ll20 M 43Q $500 D. II
Oswego. oneida. Norwich. sidney. $50 a. M
NeWDurg Kingston, Highland, POughkoeQsle 20 J;34
il2O A m. $40. 4:50 - D. m.
MiddietOwn, $3.50, ll.20 a. H.; 4lJ, aioV p III
sDaiy. other trains daily except SUNDAY ~
Bunet PaI0r Cars on $50 and ll:IOa III and 4:3Jp m
FaTlor Baset Cars on $50 a. m for Syracuse aud
Pullman Buaet sleeping Cars tram ior saaAo
ana tss stations and at offices o. lbe COM
panv Jersey Che PENNSYLVANIA Railroad 5t4l0l, pAV"An
NJ Annex Oface loot Fulton 81; DO utou
at and MOI DekaIbeye; New-fOrK CITY. Nos TO- <VL
90 9oS 4l0, $40 l3Z3 Broadway, No Union square NO
tS7 0tia ave- No It's East l25st PenDsyiVaIla ~. st
tou 10 Desbrossesst fool C0rtands1 ana west sAodS
''"''''' '''' HkNRY AoNETT. Gen. Pas, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-12
Mountaineering Notlees.

---------------- az BROADWAY, /
NRw-I DIRK, Feb. !, lSo4)
WE beg to announce that cur
w PRODUCT DEPARTMENT"
hereafter under the charge B. WELLER, who mas an
interest in that department from this date The FFosuct
Denartment" Includes CRAM ProyisiOns OH cotton,
and ali other products speculayey dealt IN IN tns arAe'
ana chicago T. h WILLARD & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-12

DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED 4I5F C1s E9ulF'
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-12
DressmaklnJ.

NREsSNIAKER.-Wfll go by the day, week week
or month, drapes Ats aud thus eXquisiteyi terms,
j IS per day AddIess DRESS MAKER, w Clinton Paea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-12
UNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now know as the
l. NEW.YoRK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangements OF trans FROM ChamDers-street Depot
coaches 10 BinghamtOn Emra and Buffalo. Sleeping
coaches TO Cleveland Cincinnati and Chicago $500. H.,
Tor mePullman Sleeping Coaches to Builao arriving
y25a hs Niagara Falls m; Salamanca 100 M Cleye;
day Connecting trans arrive Detroit 3l0 Toledo 6:20
p N anu Indianapolis IA an g.. ,,o IT,. s.,,. -r. -,
Pullman ay and Sleeping Coaches TO Binghamt0n ElmiTa
Bunalo Niagara Fails Cincinnati and Chicago Hotel and
Buffet smoking Coaches ache TO To- T IN %ss,
las $50 6l0 630 1880 1880 m II midnight
paterson 40 $50 $50 i0;20 ~ noon 1915 $50 44O
t5lO $50 $50 1880 Sis 1890 and y midnight Sun
TsWaT and P0teT5on VIA Newark 6i5 $40 1880 am $40
s2O $50 7SO 10 midnight Saturday nights
sunen 30 lO2Oa li5 $50 $50 CLIO 6l5 IN and ~
mangh sundays $3.50 lO:20 l'4V o'oV ep IN ana IL
Warwick7 90 am sOpm
NewOuTgand Cornwall 1909 m $50 $50 Gpm Sunday
Ron lOut aud Kingston and Montgomery am 4:3O IN.
Goshen 1900 1920 anu $50 $50 4:SO sl5pm. sun.
Middletown $50 1910 $3.50 4;3O sl5pm Sunday
connect With Midland RaroSd at Man 81 A9 4. 80
Port Jews $50 9 1920 4SO $40 N s,,
day $50 1920 m S:$o . ~ ..1 ...... 49, gun
gSa5'ss OF s sSer sua , after each
S S% i Sal e 20 issS every hour minutes and
% ca BE- ened and order & hS saa
NOs zsl tOi Or S57 Rtgadgay lg wssl.sL n \. Ne J
Express trains nom the West arrive III SegYOrs Tao
'ss i's nT ana A ip Gem rass Agent New.York
NORTHERN RXIL0AD OF NEW JERSEY.
EyacE $50 10 a m $50 400 $50 Gao $50 p N
u midnight Sundays am and 7l3 pm
Nsnuct spring Valley ami Aoasey no 10 IN 4:5O p IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-12
To PHILADELPHIA.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.

90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK, DAYS AND . ON
SUNDAY. 8 STATIONS IN PHlLADEL
PIIIA; 2 IN NETWORK.