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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

Fonrteen degrees below zero at O'Clock
this a m.
The Grand Opera Club will postpone their
dance until Friday night, March g.
Prof Ee0ers has postponed his lecture on
German Literature till one week from to-
night.
Notices for trial Of the March term of the
Superior Court must be served on or before
Saturday, Feb. 2l.
drunken man from Muskegon had a
waltz with policeman ia front of Sweets
Hotel last night. No music.
The still alarm at i2:f0 p. m. yesterday,
was can-eA b. the burning out OF a chimney
on the Gilbe block. No damage.
The Two Johns" spent the night down
along the Chicago & West Michigan Railroad
somewhere in the vicinity of New Buffalo.
Eta TObins. aged three years, 48 West
Brdgs street, scarlet fever. SO read the
IMPORT OF the Board of Health for yesterday
Ire ID m0cratic ward caucuses will meet
az their accustomed placrs thursday evening
10 select delegate % the eounty convention.
Col I1gersoll will lecture at Powers
Opera House ihis evening on (which Way"
provided lie can hud which way TO get here.
Col I r. VI ore has commenced suit
fOr klf.w0 damrge- in the United State
Circuit Court. at Indianapolis, against the
B. & W. K. r.
The supreme Court has affirmed the de
cisiQn ~ lud.c Montgomery in the Circuit
Cont in thn appeal from the probate of Mrs.
Levi nit = estate.
Notwithstanding the thermometer showed
the mfrcnrv verai degrees below zero, real
estate 10 th' VI ue OF SCI l25 changed hand
ia X snr COu y-stsriy
The already extraordinarily handsome
c'e-k II the Police Court was unapproach
able gesferd7v ~ q bran new. made to order.
all-wOO' suit, warranted not TO rip.
An ''uld resident" asserts that two year
AGO the thermometer indicated ~ degree
below zero on the West Side in this city
Evidently this is quite a warm winter.
The G.. X. Il /. r. r. now has special in
dncements 10 offer To twenty passengers or
upward who desire TO attend the New Or
leans FxnOaItlon in n body. through coach
will be placed 10 their service.
The Wages Of Sin" strong melodrama
with consistent well told story, begins its
engagement NJ Powers on Thursday night
RI ~~reranv y headed by Messrs. Maybury
aDS overt n and Miss Marie Prescott.
The Michigan Central is compiling An
edition OF 10000 copies of facts and stats
fic~ Of Michigan. which will be of general
interest "a the little books will contain n
iarge amount of useful information in
small comoass.
Mrs Minnie Freeman Ball. daughter of
L : Freeman Of North Prospect street, and
r WOOD Wilson. Esq. prominent younr
attorney of LOQansport. Ind. will be married
az tho home of the brides parents at IL
O'Clock this forenoon by Rev. S. Burford, of
St. Marks Church.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17
Hotel Registers.

AT THE MoRToN.-Judge Ramsdell, Trav-
erse City: Phil Gaughty, Milwaukee; Eugene
l.. Button, ,,ew York; Samuel Thompson,
Jr.. Detroit; Geo. ID. Sisson. Spring Lake:
Francis Lilly, Spring Lake: 4. Douglas Chi
cago; f. r. Allen, Boston: Myer G.. Robinson,
Detroit. w. Parker and wife, Eaton Rapids;
w. s. Moran, Detroit; j. y. Schell, Big
Rapids: G. Johnson, New York.
AT SWEET s.-A. Vollmer, Big Rapids; j..
NJ. Longyear, Marquette; Geo. III. Gilbert,
Reed City: L. III. Peacock, Reed City; G. j..
Cody, Flint: f. A. Harding, Boston; Z. V.
Pike, Havermll.
AT THE EAGLE.-Alexander Stock, Hills
dale; j. K. Carr, Reed City; g. E. Haynes.
Cadillac; Il. w. Cobb and wife, Cadillac: j.
w. Lewis. Boyne City; A. Norris, CasnOvia;
Chas. Stearns, Buffalo; b. A. Oatley, Detroit;
j. Z. Daniels, st. Johns; IL. j. Brown, AL
tOOna.
AT THE RATHBUN.-H. Myers, Toledo; B.
l.. Howe Kalkaska; Wm. Long, Muskegon;
W. Carroll, Ludington; w. j. Lewis, Bovne
City; o. 5. Hunter, o. p. Carpenter, Grand
Haven; John Roper, Gaines.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Grinnell gave a pro-
gressive encher party last evening.
Mrs. J. NJ Sigh il in Chicago to attend
the funeral of her brother, Joseph G. Hill.
DR.. J. Daniels. of Dakota ia in the city.
He viii remain for some time visiting
friends.
Ms. Mason and her daughter left yester
day afternoon for their future home at
Louisville.
Mrs. +. f. Wilson and daughter will leave
this week for an extended soiOurn at Hot
Springs. Arkansas.
Major Wa'srn and wife started yesterday
for New Orleans. via the q. r. 4 /. and the
Queen and Crescent route.
President Hughart of the G.. r. 4 I. has
returned from his trlpto Florida. and brings
with him some fine specimens of the fruits
Of that State.
Mrs. J. G.. Beecher, Mr. and Mrs. ri. W.
Beechfr md their bule daughter. whose visit
m Chicago vas prolonged by the snow block
ade, returned home on Saturday evening.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

A great many persons called at Paul w.
Friedrich's, No. "A Monroe street, last Sat
urday 10 zee the elegant Behr piano with The
Harmonic scale" "a new feature ia the his
tory OF piano making. The Behr Bros. Il
Co. now own tive OF the most valuable pat
ent improvements In Uprights. Lately un-
scrupulons agents have advertised that their
inferior pianos contain all the latest patents
and improvements of any merit and value,
but they never name any, nor can even show
the name of the maker east IN the plate.
Every Behr piano has the name and the pat
ents granted cast IN the iron plate, aud peo-
pie who want 10 convince theIns Ives of the
fact and the superiority of the 'Behr' are
invited 10 call al "a Monroe street, and See
for themselves.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17
SHARPE vs.. SHARPE.
a Late Marriage Which May End m
Early Divorce.

Early Divorce.
An interesting case was disclosed by the
recnris Of Office business in the Circuit
Court in this city yesterday Mary A. Sharpe,
eged - years. sled n complaint for a bill of
divorce from James sharpe. aged 72 years.
70 whom she was married on the 10Th of Oc-
t,ber last. Mary says that after persist ent
appsts from james 81 finally consented to
marry him. but only on condition that he
should take her 10 the Chicago Exposition
t. this he consented and they were married.
The oratrix sets firth that thsy went 70 Chi
eag0. and that James. disrsgarding the So
lemniiy If bis marriage vow. did IN the sad
1861 Of October. 1884. at the Commercial
Hotel in CHICAGO, ill-treat beat and mir
usa hef. choked her and threat med tc
throw her cat o. the w1dow from the fourth
story. used indecent and insulting Language.
and thereafter he vas So violent and abusive
IN conduct that she was frightened so much
that she went 10 the rarlor Of the hotel and
slept during that night tie left her there
without paying bills and abandoned her.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17
BAD WEATHER FOR PEACHES.
The Opinion of Judge Ramsdeli on
the Prospects for Next Seasun.

The Opinion of Judge RamsdeII on
the Prospects for Next Season.
The present continued cold weather gives
better reason than ia usual for the annual
fear that the peach crop may be damaged.
Judge Ramsdell. of Traverse City. who Is
famous fruit grower, and who is just now
bound in this city. tells reporter that
he fears next years crop will not amount to
much. He says: '"The thermometer has
gone below 20 this year, and it Is my exper-
fence under such circumstances that the
peach crop won't materialize next summer.
The peach buds are very likely frozen. al
though owing to the depth of snow | haven't
been able 10 get out to investigate. One
winter the thermometer went to Is degrees
below, ard had good crop. but three
years ago il dropped TO 20 degrees below and
all my trees on the low land were killed. I
may have a few peaches on my nrTer
grounds, but I viii probably be about the
only farmer in Michigan who will have.
Only twice in twenty years has the thernom-
eter marked below - degrees. The other
fruits. apples. pears. plams and The small
fruits are all right"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

WAsHNGros, Feb. 16--For the Upper
Lake region, increasing eloudiness, follow
ed by local SHOWS, slighG rise ia tempera-
ture and variable winds shifting to south and
west ia the southern portions.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

Il.
A-Allen Andrew
B-B,te-s Russell Boggins James. Baldwin H
Ii Geo ge. Broslan n. Bowman Eugene.
Becker Edw, Baenllasi ID, Black { ID, Blanchard
Carlo Butem A. Ball L..
C-Cu ler Vim. Cross DIR " II. Clark W II.
Crawford Will. yordway 5. Cole Peter, Cupples
JAG. Chuisler II * Co. CALDWELL Nj. Coans c
L. Clark Arther.
D-DeWolf Arthur DeBoney Prof Carlo. d -Pue
Conrad llinsmOn Frank. Doyle John. Daily VIM,
Davis viii.
E-Ecntlnaw John f. Earle GEORGE B.
F-Foster w ii. toikersma VIM. Flemming
John Fretts + J. Foster A ID.
H-Haft L j, HOban Michael Houseman John
Hnllett Il 2 Hesse Edward. hegel Erasius. Her
ron &c. Hurb Charles. Hilton &. Haagasta A.
J-JennIng- l., Juck Henry A, jaeger Henry.
K-Kealns Paddy. Kendall NJ. Kloaver A.
L-Lawsou I. Laramy James. l. INNER Frank.
Leelear Danirl. osey { 5. Little Ransom & Co.
M-Miler Alfred l., McCoy Frank. Mcdonald
Hugh. Muller John. Miller John ID. McMann
John. Msckie John. Merrill J NJ McCann Pat.
N-Nobles Liman. Noldhoft Geo p. Norton
Charls r.. Newhawl Bernia w.
O-ODty Frank, O'DOnnell Edward.
s'-Popst H. Pafads Vincent. Patrick s.
Pri 2 Charles 4. Powers Callahan Lu a Go.
R-R ze,na Nm. Rochon Pierre. kiley John
Reeves james. Rasendal Albert.
S-Shith Rev Albert, ~ ard A, schott Frank
2. slider Joseph. smll John. Spis H. Sullivan
John T.. Smith Will IT,
i-IhonpsOI W "A. Terrell J A.
w-Wil-o Albert. Whitaker Charles. whita-
ker Charles + Miiberts Charles. WUolwOrth & y
Whlt. kdwari. White q r.. Ailioughby Ge,,rgp
Wi-e Henry J.. Wilder Try; Whte james. Wal
ton James Wellington John Roe, Walsh Michael
Wright VI T., Wilcox L L.
Y-N0ngs Levi.
Il thinner kaspar.
LADIES LIST.
A-Ames Miss Lillian u.
B--Btrber MfSs Alta. Bail Mrs l.. Bradford
Mss Adelaide, Brewer ~ Carrie. Ball Miss
Jessis. Bright Mss Lila w Barstow Mrs Kate
Browning Miss Mabel. Baron Miss Spphy. briggs
NrS SpaidIng ".
Mss Eaiie. Coltman Mrs + :, Colburn Mise
Hattie onrood M Len. CONWAY MaRgie. Conk-
lin Mr. Merriam. Covert Ars Sarah. CansB Mrs
Sarah.
D-Donovan Rosie Donnelly Niss Kate,
F-Foose Miss Hat r. Fisher Mrs Jane
H-Holt Mis- AdsiIe. Hunt Miss tmma. Halter
Mary +. Huli Mrs VI nnie. HAS q Mrs Susan.
n Attic Mss Bessie. h uyon Mrs Anna.
ktsrn Dell. klmbie Mr. Jalie Fitzpatrick Mrs
Is-Ianrerwisch Ms Albert. Iunley Mrs Clara
KRONER. llnsisair Miss Emma Long Miss Hanah
la.hrgp Mss hsy. Ian hrs AaFy;
Nh 1rrag Ms 1tie Marcy Mrs ".
y Niis~oa Miss Msshilda2
p Fsrkfr- tracy PIERCE Mrs Ssrah
R-Ryan Nrs Dlnais. hGffer Miss CARY. Rams
deu Mss hsen, isdieh Mrs. VI. hoe Miss
Mary Bizhr Mr. Mary Rivers MsFsd Robinson
5 ssao-.sa Mss Nay. simmas Mrs Jennie.
SuIivsn Ms john - Sc1ff Niss jesse. Stevens
Ms Jennie. ssyies Mss AasRle Swan Mss Dels
snFssn Mss Anna Bell. Thomson Mrs
Cor Ta-, p-on Hzraha-
" -Wasisssssfh Ms Saean r. Wiss Miss Nianie.
VI 8abon. Nsson NJ Catherine Wesson Mrs
Hair q r. wheel Mrs t,s-e-
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

4 letter from Him to Attorney-Gen.
eral TazEarf

Early this month Attorney General Tag
gart, OF this city, wrote 10 Judge Cooley in
curing whether the Judge could be induced
10 accept domination 10 be his own successor
on the Supreme bench. The Judges ans
wer. which is given below, Is certainly suffi-
Gently decisive 10 set al rest any doubts as 10
his position a. the time the letter Was writ
ten Following is the letter:
Ann ARB0E, Feb. q. 1885. Hon. Noses Tag
gdrt: DEAK SIa--Pieese accept thanks for
your kind note. Those of similar nature
received from other- have led me 10 recon
slider my plans and 10 consent, il there
seemed 10 be general desire MAT | should
remain On the Bench, 10 do 20. l must cor
fees. however, that / had hoped, quietly 10
retire; and AZ would please me yet II by CON-
mon consent some competent lawyer, of
whom We have 80 many Ia the State, could
be put IA the place.
Very respectfully and truly yours,
4. NJ. CoOIET.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

Mr. George b. catlin Is city circnla'or Of
THk TzLEaRAM. and l. authorized 70 coliecs
subscriptions and receipt therefor.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

Wm- A. Berkey intends 70 make especially
Of Upholstered Goods and will shortly oren
the finest hne ever offered At retail Ia this
c,ty. Mr.. Berkey i making prices also 10
suit the times on all Kinds Of furniture.
Dou't fail TO sIve him cali at tie new ware
roone a. Waterloo street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

Charles Z. Raper Is the agent Of Tnn
TsLEaRAM Al Big Rapids and will receive
subscriptions and payments thereon
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

If You are getting new dress You car
have II cut free Of charge this week at Mime
Kellogg's School of Dress Cutting y Mon
roe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

Ang subscriber not reesspfag The TxI-s-
ssAa regularly and promptly s0su confer q
fzsor ~ notifying THIS office by telephone or
pesfal earsi Cur telephone number il 5sl.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

Another Blizzard to strike this city. Fo
particulars call at Mime. Kellogg's School {
Dress Cutting, 22 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

The finest assortment of Cutters in the
city at A. X. AntisdelS.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17
DIED.

LOWELL-At his residence No. $40 Turner
street, at IL m. Feb Il. hudson T. Lowell. ia tie
rlxty-nTst y of his age.
Funeral from his residence on Thursday. at 2
p. All friends tie deceased and memb re
Of the order of Chosen Friends. a. invited 10 al
tend. Evening papers please c ps.)
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

All the weekly story papers for this week
have arrived and ar ON sale at Winegar's.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

Detective Association.
The Northwestern Detective Association,
with headquarters in Grand Rapids, was
organized under the laws of the State, Jan.
2, 1885. Business is solicited from all parts
of Michigan. All communications should
be addressed to the Secretary, 347 Hastings
street, Grand Rapids, Mich.
j. z. BABooCK, j. l.. STILES,
President Secretary
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17
Detective Association.

All the weekly story papers for this week
have arrived and are on sale at Wnegar's.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

Furnished daily from the office Of W. R.
Serihuer. real estate dealer.
NJ. Hrre Asl1lis a. Wm. IT. Anderson.
l,'s ans 2 ~tnftvick & Wrights add : go
kaau A. NcPhtr~on - L. A. Barnes lofs
s. ls. ansi part II a. biz is Bss wick 4
to.s a.ld ...-......... - $500
Ssleasfer faplfy ~ Lew tiortner and wife
- hits 4 nd >. Blk :. Cedar spring 500
Nar, u> " Rsue~ "a Arms A. West snd
Nellie y ffautHan. = n = Il iot 4.
\. anspeu'e >ub. ..-.--4. .....-.. 100
tofntifa NcIip ~ Frparifk Ssluma n.
ht Ia sn We q. Xix z GUnni on's
sab 1t1
49, = - Sc y psris ',,i : ''''-~''. seco
A>eeFi Dunn fo IN X al ksuspira. n -
W = ~ SIC Sd Aisurna. .............. rs
William r. tiifdl .hn Flnch esaw
- p y ~ "a ~ sec = Wslkar..-... $50. 80
fhe : nv y = si.ss ses wsssa ssaA au
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

Harper's for March at Winegar's.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

Buy your Cutters of A. X. Antisdel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

would call the attention of the Ladies
to our line Of Infant and Children's Gar
ments, to which Mrs. J. Barth will give
her personal attention; the styles quail
ties and assortment will be the finest
and most complete in the city.
/ shall also keep a full assortment Of
Fancy Goods, Notions, Corsets, KID
Gloves, Fleishers make Yarn, Hosiery,
Laces, Ladies' and Misses Underwear
Ribbons.
Fully appreciating past patronage.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17
Unclaimed Letters.
GENTLEMEN's LIST.

The following letters remain In the post
Office uncalled for:
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-17

Dsnsel Stewart. of Allegheny City. Pa
<e5@ h s she oldest brother IT General
Stevars. tls hero Of Aba klea and Shehs<an
veiis.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-28
OVER THE CITY.
Beautiful moonlight nights

Beautiful moonlight nights
The mud is fast drying up.
\ wedding IN high lie, L. Whisper
ed Ju the streets.
Both trains ON the Missouri Pacific .
were late yesterday.
The Light Infantry will drill to-
night \ full attendance is desired. f.
The street car lines have been do
ing good business since the W Gather
cleared up.
Ten or twelve bales of cotton were
received Yesterday. The prices re-
main firm.
The Brazos is rcceding, but it will
be some time before wagons can
again cross the iord.
just received at W. A. Williamson
n Go = drug store. 4u9 Austin street,
"a f esh supply of solution of Cocain.
\ iight northcr came up yesterday.
which will help dry the ground, and
keep the south winds from blowing
up rain.
On account of cutting rates in
steamship Inc, tickets are only so
from Liverpool to Waco. This i
Storage passage.
An aged German who residss in
the city imagine, there j. a large
amount OF gold buried in MIR VIM.
Cancrou- lumber yard between AUS
tin and Franklin streets.
Tonight the Light Infantry will
take action in regard to the entertain
mcut which hu, been talked of, to
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-28

Madison. Wis, Jan. 21.-Ihc senate
and assembly took separate ballots
to-day for United States senator. In
The senate Col Spoouer received j.;
Bragg. ~. In the assembly, >pooncr
-. aud HcagI. i6.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-28

Bacon--short clear. SAC
Dry salt mcHts-shOrt Cloar &c.
UAms-l2'ac.
Iari-TIefce. refined ;. to gsc. tins round
. TO loo
snrur--Touisiana broWu. sc yellow
clarified Cc. white clarified To 74c: grHhu.
latci 2 a tu &c. cut and powdered. lu9e.r
Louisiana new, 80 To ''c; Louisiana
syrup. o5c.
CoArc-FM- ~ 20 lie prime Rio. l2e. 10
'.c. choice RIO, 1874 tol3Ac fcAoctry, "a d"
l5c
Flour-Oriinary, per 100 los 2clto 2.2j fam
lly. = 30. patent process, 90 TO 3"o, iau': pat
cnt. 2Uo to- 45. rye. per barrel. 5'4'
va, meal --lIalt nnrrcl, 49, to as. rr.is. bar
rel. ~ lnmiuy pearl ~
-alt-tuarer. per barrel. 900 tu :. ~ dairy 20
Rcr-thoico Louisiana 74c per lh. prime.
TO-, to '.c.
-a,cl'-pcarl 44c K g. 40 lh. bulk 'r.
Msccllauvuu,-l;lackp pepper, -V. soap Waite.
per box, $50: SOAP. extra olive. per box
box, H.Gl soap. blue olive. per box. i.W OBJ g..
OIL Kerosene. no test 1.5e 20 KEROSENE. $3.50
test I'll. iuN kst"-cuc. h test. 2-|-. "-u. bar
reels per gallon, l9c vWdics, ltg. ucuus. peg
10, 40 ltiu Lima co.. uhcc,4. ull cream. l''4g
rope halls inch basis, g1c kraut per barrel
q. 'l. ryr half barrel iu. pickles. hall NtrrD.
medium. l.Uo. small 900. barrels Su,all IL .u
uoion> per harrcl 800 cHnharrs. per crsl'
t1l. cider. barrels Sip. hall barrels 'uH uuOu
tnps DER hll~hul - Goo Als
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-28

If YOU want the finest and best
brands of whistles. braudics, wines
beer aud fancy liquor. and cigar, of
the most fragrant qualities Call on
Stumpenhausen " Co. They keep on
corner First and Jackson, sand town.
n4tf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-28

New York. Jan, -7.-The Morocco
factory ofG.F. l.eonhardt, Of Brook
lvn. was totally destroyed by IRE
Loss, 500 0Qu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-28

Last week of Sanger Bros January
closing out sale, no one should mis-,
i,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-28

MS a sure cure for diarrhea. tluN and
cholera. Price % cents sold 10y
Riyeirc \ Co, druggists, Franklin
street. WaeO. Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-28

pE -Ai.t-N I....i eleven head u: ,huiC,
! u.lUu.t.H- .lut .e -ssu iulyr lu!i.' south
of NuUutfg ID u4H...o -l.-.l"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
Gtcambcafs ano Railroads
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND

sToNINoToN LINE. INSIDE ROUTE, =,

sToNINoToN LINE. INSIDE ROUTE. -.
os ssst daily except sundays m new WITH
R RnS ssss Ss ds Sats
HUI anu N"i'- F. W PopPiLE General Passenger Agent.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R.R.
r NE% ~ qgETRA AG pTyIsI I2s.
For 'FaliAbELPhf4 ana TsENToS:o Bound Brock
s6S ssS sss
Direct connection at Wayne junction for Germantown and
Chestnut Hll At columba-ave. for Manayunk Consho-
cAR on all Day and SLEEPING
S9 DELpH1A Ninth asd Green sta.
ESQ sTSD By $50 No. $50 100 StU sa d s sDS
q avERA rhsLs and Penn
For nv &ifftiSIihAMsE9aT,, sySBuRy kEwIsRyeo and
rG MAHkk81 Si 10 & SS iSS 400
For Ss RE S 2GS a. 400 ap e s ssp LOO ,so
Sso TsS i i 9SB n, sanasy, SsC
100, iso. a:a5, S:4s p. m sunday, at $50 p. m.
For For TAMh9GA al 100 a 40 5 No. ,oo $780, s.s
For sU Self Hi GHPEM ALLENTOWN and mAucH CHUNK
at 400 200 $40 a. M 100 l;SO. $40 0;46 p m Sunday
For sfoY at 400 Tao. sA5 800, l.Se $l5. 400
For sfI HIGH BaiDGE BRASCH Il 400 S'l5 n.y. 400
100 q 100 i''O. 400 $780,
r sGs sig sp1s'c l1S @
55s 's IL ss s ~ &C., sas
5:S0 5lj 600. $50. ZOO. 100 SIS, $50. l0lso, l2O
D. M Sundays 500 500. s:a6 m 1900 M 1880. 400.
S:so; zoo. $50, 1890 p m ~ o,o,,r =. .r,.o,.,
400 IL Is 900. 1000 1900 1850, $780, 400 400.
500 6A5 1880 p. SUNDAYS Except Ocean Grove At
For VFSREEHoLb at 5,i5 TAG fi;oo NJ $780, 400 500
rd n LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARNEoAT at 400.
ro 5tS N S eIfY %iNELAND and BRIGHTON at
400 q. m, 1850 Pm
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. s, North Rivor. via Sandy Hook
For HIGHL ANDS, SEABRIGHr and LONG BRANCu,
4S0 ESQ., HOO m. Loo, 345, 4s0. b:S0 p IN sundays
For SiVI i,II,ii;sRoN AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE,
OCEAN BEACH, POINT PLEASANT, &c, $780, liio0
For HrLXSTiC fGiLINDs. 1890 900 = m s4S $50.
D.
ct,ts can be procured foot OF Lioertyst Pier No
North liver ~. 2D7 257 20i, 26j. 2s7 9a4 and l.S26
broadway 659 1877 and 74e 6thave Il Rivngtonst 10.
10 rs and Greenwich los, 206 East ~ thsl lOSt
400 Bowerv. ard principal hotels IN Newfork CITY In
Rrooklyn Courtrt.; lO7 Broadway 63S $50 Full
ton at 2U S7e Manhattanave In hseoken z34 washing
ION g. Transfer Company VIII call for and cheek lag.
gage from o.tls residence TO destination.
j. r. WOO TEN, G o. HANCOCk,.
General Manager Gen. Pass ana IoketAgt.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
no THOUSAND ISLANDS.

THE ONLY DAILY LINE TO ALEXAN DRIA BAY.
ROME, WATERFOWL AND oGDENsBURG RAIL
ROAD.
SHORT ROUTE. QUICK TIME. STEEL RAIL
NJ Y CENTRAL SLEEPING CAR co.'s NEW AND
ELEGANT SLEEPING AND PARIoR CARS.
Trains leave GRAND ENTRAL DEPOT via ROME for
CAPE VINCENT. WATERFOWL and way 9l6 p. m
DAILY lIl5 D. dairy except saturday and 1890 n m
daily except sunday; oswEGo and way 1880 a. m daily
eIcept sun ay 9l5 and Ills .. daily except Saur-
day; oGDENsBUR0. NORWOOD and way 9:l5 p. IN. and
ll15 D. m daily except saturday.
el5 D. ~ THROUGH WAGNER sLEEPERS for CAPE
VINCENT DAILY except Sunday WATERIoWN daily
and OGDENsBU RG daily except saturday.
llI5 D. IN. sleeping 10 ALBANY. PARLoR CAR
ALBANY THROUGH TO CAPEVINCENT
On arrival OF all trains NJ CAPE VINCENT the NEW
FAST STEAMER ST. LAWRENCE" and the steamer
MAUD" leave for CLAYTON. ROUND ISLAND
THOUSAND ISLAND PARK and ALEXANDRIA BAY
and for KINGSTON, ONT.
Through tickets for sale at Grand Central Depot and all
NewYox Central ticket ofces In New ok and brooklyn