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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-28

IFyou want to purchase anything in the
jeweiry line, or wish to get your watch re-
paired, go TO W. J. Lukens, 1929 Main
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-28

A BOY 10 to II years Of age can get an
all wool oyercoat at The Factory, ll42
Main, for three dollars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-28

Music at the Island rink this afternoon
and evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-28

New fresh goods direct from our factory
rooms are being received daily at The
Factory, lll2 Main.
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Of S..

The Acknowledged son OF the orient said
that ION Tuesday Wonsdy-blout Ito
'clock-not know Ito clock, tlee clock
ugly Ilish gal-notee gal; CONAN; she go!
man-mellied CONAN, you know?-bllngee
man shirtee. say get washee, come molly,
mehbe Sat'dy. Fancy gal-ugly face
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MATINEE this afternoon at the Capitol
rink. Kramer will play.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-28

Music at the Island rink this afternoon
and evening,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-28

EAR NUTS at B. Marks, 1904 Market
street, under Mcclure House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-28

Stacy, Adams& Co. s make, the bestand
mos. stylish gentIemen's shoes made, at
j. W. AMCK's,
llI3 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-28

Iryou want to get your watch repaired
so to W. ]. Lukens, 1929 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-28

OPP knee pants ut remarkable low
prices at The Factory, l42 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-28

Music every afternoon and evening at
Capitol Rink by Kramef's full orchestra,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-28

W. j. LuKESs will open his new Jewelry
store Saturday, November 2S, at 1929
Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-28

BEAUTIFUL patterns OF gents hem.
stitched linen handkerchief usto opened at
B. Marks Mcclure House Hats and Gents
furnishing goods store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-28

MATINEE this afternoon at the Capitol
ink. Kramer will play.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-28

AN elegant plated childs suit, all styles
and cut, at The Factory, 1l42 Main.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-28

FOR comfort, get one Of those Best
Knit Jackets nj G. HESS 4 SONS.
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CUTICURA REMEDIEs

Are sold by ali druggists. Price: CUrrcURA, SOC
REsoLvENT, tl.C0; 6OAP, Csc, PoTTER DRUG AM
CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
Send for "How 70 Cure skin Diseases"
QEAIlTlFY the Complexion aud Skin by uiinI
06HU the CutlCuFn SORD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-28

L.s.GOOp& o.. Dell by goOd1 ths oheapest.
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SILK and, Cashmere Muillers, oithe latest
designs, at the Mcclure House Hat and
Gents Furnishing Goods Store.
3. MARKS. Prnnrietor.
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ONE price at The Factory, ll42 Main
street.
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NRw HATS AND Cars Just received, at B.
Marks, Halter and Gents Furnisher, Nc,
House,
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DR.. Cooke, in presenting the resolutions,
made some remarks on behalf Of tho com.
mittee, which were eminently fitting and
eloquent. He referred to Mr.. Hendricks
sudden death on the eve OF National
Thanksgiving, and expressed his own high
regard for the deceased, his pleasant mem.
cries oft reports Of his gentlemanly. and
Considerate bearing when he was the dis
tinguished guest Of Wheeling in the last
Presidential campaign. The deceased was
not merely politician, not merely q
statesman, he was man.
The lesson OF mans mortality was drawn
from the surroundings Of the sad event
which ocCasioned this meeting. Death
WIS., not partial. No exsltation OF place
induced him to pass by. From the con.
sideration Of the berefcence and goodness
OF Providence, the Nation has advanced
but step, and confronts an open grave.
The consideration for him who has passed
into eternity is what he left on earth /;
how did he comport himself with refer.
ence to the ten commandments OF God
and the Gospel OF Jesus Christ.
This career, as is expressed in the reso-
lutions, ia an example to young men.
Not merely because Of the position or the
power OF the dead man, but because OF his
fitness to fill it. His honor, his virtue, his
truth, his righteousness-these should be
held up to the youth Of the land not that
he was Governor, not that he was Sena.
tor, not that he was Vice President, but
that in all positions which he was called
upon to fill he acquitted himself with
honor to himself and with clear con.
science. And now that he is 10 be laid to
rest, the whole Nation testities its sorrow
and will unite in the obsequies.
The address was received with applause.
Mr.. A. ]. Sweeney moved that the
chairman OF the committee be instructed
to telegraph to Mrs. Hendricks the sympa.
thy Of the people Of Wheeling, and also
that the Secretary be instructed to send q
copy Of the resolutions to the family. The
motion was adopted.
Calls for Mr.. Hart were heard, and Mr..
Chas. Burdett Hart, Of the 1STRLLIGES.
cRR, responded.
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He said: Mr.. Chairman-our life as u
people does indeed present some strange
phases. How jealous, how earnest we
are in our political contestsl In our
great national rivalries, struggling for
partisan supremacy, how fierce we are at
times-so that the ordinary words OF our
ordinary life do not suffice. Then we
speak Of battles and campaigns; we up.
proaCh the peaceful duty OF the ballot boz
with martial shouts and burning powder,
so that stranger might think US two dis.
tinct races struggling for the mastery,
each determined at whatever
hazard to subdue and rule the other,
and not, as is the truth, a united
people striving in different directions
toward the same end, merely determin.
ed to express their choice and make
known their views in relation to the con.
duct OF our public affairs. About year
ago We were engaged in such a contest,
Each side was striving, how earnestly, to
elevate It's chosen leaders, To the highest
places in the gift Of the people, What
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cad of Thanks.

We, the undersigned. have been at
work ior Mr.. David Gore for the last three
weeks, and we heartily thank him Tor hiH
liherality aAd kindness towards us. We
are all citizens Of Wheeling, and learned
our trade OF paving with him. Mr.. Gore
has paid us every Saturday in full. Owing
to the short Gays and iateness OF the sea-
ron, we hardly expected full price, but
AIr. Gore seems TO feel willing that the Ia
boring man should have fair priCeio his
labor. He paid his PAYERS s. so and the
laborers 81 so per day, aud we wish in all
sincerity that We had more such men in
nnr CiLv.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.
NEWJERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
room n II TpLr PRIV NORTH RIVER

FooT OF LfBERrYsr, NORTH RIVER
For Fl PhHhILL1PEEPh1A and fEfNfoS fsa%a BTsoy
t9Gts a. 400 4S sso i;l M iso aS9 S fS SS%
ar for sSs
DRAWING.KooM CARS on all Fay Trims and SLEEPING
Rstarnng eye DEIfEIA Njn;n nth s ana Green S sts
81 NDAY. $50 m $50 1900 D. Tari and Berss az
ror Lock HAVEN tS PEAGE and pILIrsBURG Penn
For '2& iit III suNBURY. LEwIssBuRo and
For iAHRisBURd at go 715 SAB a. M. l:oj 1885, 400
FOR x sis S M loo $780, 400
Fol S soRtS 12; ;. g s Ss s5S
For WILKESBARRE and PIrISION at 1900, $40 a. me-
Fol- S s. 4 StsR N sRp: " 0'' "o so m
For BEFFaTkiEHEM ALLEN rowN and MAUcH cHuSE
900 ZOO. s;45, lOO l3o. 3;45. o4o pm sunday
For EXsToY 400; 700. s:t5 M loo 1880 sa5 4oc
For fIIGH BRIDGE BRANCH, at 400 $40 a. m' 4ol
For FFLEMGNGToN 700 s:i5 a. m. l:oO $780, 900. 4so
For S Si1% yHLLE q go ss' 1880 li'Ss
$50 700, 1870. 500 1880 p H. Sundays 400 500 a. M
Ffr fi4 a NJ o $50 g.? 1Cs 81 S
S o aaSs SS s s5S 500 S s $50 mo- LOO O $50
For @ GLOVE S Est fs 4 t t:nsee e
1871 IvEH ana SEC as
II, A. a. m VIC re- siTY WfNELAND AMI BRIDGEroN
4.SO O. H., 1870 p m.
NEW.IEnSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From, pier No g North River. via Sally HOOK, .o,,
For HIGH LANDS. sEABRIGHI aud LoAS o bhANOn<
I.SJ lO.l5 a. m y4i, 4;45 sundays s:5O a m
For ELBEKoN ASBURY PARK, OCEAN HhoEt,
OCEAN REACH POIST PLEASANT, &c, 1912 a. m;
$40 4.i5 p M, sundays. except AsBuhf PARK ana
For cATLASTIc HIGHLANDS 43O 1915 mi 3:i5: itS
a. IN. - ....,. ...,.,, , IN ,.oo. -.
3;45 p. -. x,... M. ~ o.,
North River n. ~ 2l7, 26l, 2s5. ISL o4 and lS2S
broadway; 800 1857 and 40 Othave Blyington,stj 10
10 ii and i43 Green wchst los, 20s. East l2othsts
i53 800 Bowery and principal Hotels In Newfork city
In ErooA yn at COuIt-st; 1917 Broldwyi s5S, sou
Fut INST; 2IO $40 Manhaan-aye 1872 Atlantic ave- In
Uoboten 25i Ma,hingtop-s. n. Y. Trlns.er company
viii call Tor and check baggage IRON hotels residence
nat on
J.. Il. WOOrTEN, q q. hAS,NCCh.
Manager. Gen. ias-. and lice AS~
H. Y. BALDWIN, q. b. r. Agt III Lioortf''I' ~ J. "a.
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WEST SHORE pOUTE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER

Time table In enect May Ztil 49,. ..,. =,
All trains Cortandt nesbrosses sts stations
follows; Trains leave West 42dst station Ten minutes ae
et.ot and Chicago. 40 900 p m % p ILL., fan~
sleepcrs through. ,
Suspension Bridge, Niaeara Falls buffalo tochcstor ~
: m t5:Jo as D. m. sleeping nd paror cars through
Syracuse, 7:iO. 80 M, $3.50, - N
Utica 7f0, 40 Hoo a. M; s5,5G. q D. M IN an ,,os
Newburg Kingston Catskil. Albany IA" H. Aio'
For Montreal s Si and Canada East 7io $50 s,
Hamilton. London, 40 a. m- 'o;oo' . p III io'A'' Wv"
sRaimx Other trains daily except SUNDAY. .....v,.
ons or information apply Offices Jersey CIV PENN n
Station: uOboken, ~ iudson-st; Brookyn
Annex Office, foot Futonst NewYork Sity "a .o 20 ta
iS5th st. 1851 Bowerv Penn r. r. stations foot Of oer
andt and Desbrosses ss and IVES. shoe 5s s Sotsis
and rcsdeuces Orders can be left at ticket onoea ssuh
$50 Broadway. HENRY MONErls Gen rssss 49,
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NEw-YoRx, Juno 2. 1888.
THO FIRST MORTGAGE BONDHOLDERS
OF NETWORK. CHICAGO AND ~: LOUIS RAIL
WAY COMPANY cNICkEL PLAIE"L ,-.---.
Default H. wing make in me payment OF INC interest,"
dne Inns lss$ notice has tho trustee under
h al proper legal proceedings To enforce
amount OF the bonds are entitled TO declare mo
whole principst moneys secured BY the whole lshue
OF bonds together with the interest thereon. duo
the expiration OF three months afe inc us
in of To accomplish this u ls
necessary that oneha bonds should be represented
Bondboders already done He requeste1 TO
aud addresses and the amount Of BOMBS
held by them 10 Tie COmm In onler that such proceed
Ins As may be adv taken without delay and the
principal declared At the earliest moment
JOSIAH C. REIFF. Secretary,
SO Broadst. Y. U. H. 3l05.
WELLS, FARGO & CO.. No. 60 B'WAY,
Buy lffnfng and Other Pacific coat
0rs; seI EIchdng, TIL graphic TrdnJCrs and Crcd0S
GrdfiGbie throughout ne Uest and Erop> and IoTirdTd
Freight Packages Tatuabes all pdrS Of ne World
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RAILROAD.
On and after June ]. 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYork De,brosses
Fei hes, as follows:
HARRISBURG Pittsburg and the West with Pm Palace
Cars attached, o. q, Z and d. daily HewYotk
and Chicago Limited OF Parlor Dining Smoking and sleep.
ing Cars at q. every day.
connecting at Cory for Titsville Petroleum Con-
and the OF Regions.
Baltimore. washington and the South Limited Washington
Express OF Pullman Paror Cars daily except Sunday l9
M: arrive Washington l05 D. m, regular at $40. and
$3.50 $40 and m. and ~ night sunday, 6l5 q
No.. 34O and o. m. and II night
For Atlantic City except Sunday with through carr m
For Cape May, except SUNDAY ll:1Oa
Long Branch Bay Head Junction Intermediate stations
Railway ana Amboy. a. m, ~ noon 800 p IN; On
sunday. a J m. lido not stop &C Asburv park
Old Point Norfolk, $40 week days and p m
every day.
BROOKLYN connect with all through trains as
Jersey CITY. afordng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn travel
Trains Arrive. From Ptsburg. T. 8. 1880 m, 65S and
o35 D. m daily. From Washington and Baltimore. 500
m. i2O $40, 800. $50. 800 and 1890 p. Sunday.
62O. a. M, 34O. 900 1890 p. m. From Philsdeiphe.
$50, 800, 800 $3.50; 1910 l;Sn a ~ l;29 saos
ana 1920 night Sunday So 800 7O5. 605, lls35
$40, $40, 6:65, $50, 1886, 1905 D IN.
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HARVARD COLLEGE,
CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS.

Examinations for the admission Of candidates for degree
will be held June 2j and q in Cambridge Quincy and
Andover Mass Exeter N H. NewYork. Philadelphia Cin'
cinna Chicago Louis and san Francisco and In Bonn
Germany examination viii be held sept 80 and
oct ana Cambridge only Candidates who propose TO
be examined in any place than Cambridge are requested
10 send their names the Registrar by June IT, The TO
quireents for admission have not been materially caangcd
since 1877. They will be changed without adequate
notice to schools public Graduates or students
rcm the higher OF other colleges are admitted TO ah
yapced standing complete examination upon such
onions Faculty deem equitable IN each case For
L. .trn
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horses ano Carriages
At THE MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.

At THE MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
THE MOST IMPORTANT SALE OF HORSES.
as regards number and quality
ever held in New.York
will take place
at
THE MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
2srH AND 27TH SITS AND MADIsoN.AvE. N. Y. CITY,
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NEXT,
JUNE 10. IL AND II. 1885,
Under the management OF
EAsToN's NATIONAL HORSE & CATTLE EX. N'd)'
OF
NV, COR. BROADWAY AND 3STH-ST, N. Y.
On this occasion
UPWARDS OF 800 HORSES,
comprising
THOROUGHBRED YEARLINGS AND FAMOUS RACE-
HORSES. TRoTTING, TRCTTING.BRED AND ROAD
HORSES, HIGH Glass HARNESS AND SADDLE
HORSES,
coBs, PONIES
BUSINESS HORSES.
WILL BE SOLD ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE.
The horses consigned for Absolute sale by the
prominent and tho country and such an
opportunity very the country
Cether for pleasure business purposes.
ArAUCTIoN PRICES.
very seldom
The Trong Carnage will be shown in harness
on the of mile track Madison Square Garden thus
giving intending purchasers opportunity Judge Of
their action and driving qualities.
CATALOGUES of this great sale he obtained on ap
plcation 10 WM. EASTON. AUCrIONEER Eastons
and Cattle Exchange lLimitcd) n. W.
Broadway and 3otli-st, New.York City.
L'OR SALE.-A StanhOpe phaetOn by Brews-
ter & Co. also large Picnic Wagon. maker; both
first class in order and appointment Apply at 500
No. Al East l2th-st.
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Oceau Gicamers.
.~-~-~~e-~----1'-4-'-,-3'>
NOR BERMUDA.

FOR BERMUD2AA, y STEAMERS
rs TSe f1ffsHf
h iIa3 NsW orf lr %p so 500
ponsiGn fS adg w. Broadway
A. World TRAVEL COMPANY, 2O7 Broadway.
TNMAN LINE OF STEAMERS, nnoor
CITY OF AN THURSDAY June p
CITY OF enIeAGS June Tune y 70 M
CRY OF BERLiS. SATURDAY July $50
S4S
nns fdeo s5 usfEERxGE pe''
&c apply g the lSMAN STEAMSHIP CO.
Phadepbia 0nlce No. lOj South ithst
pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
LINES FOR CAL5FyoGIXIA1 sAAPwFea isLA 6ES
1 TRAL AS Souri, &MERiCA AND t;L MEXIc9
From T Soc the st RST 1891 CT fanns ~
CONNECTING for central ni and scn 9
Prom San Francisco LIST and aiin brannan sis'
rS GITT %E YNrwzEAIaND and snS
i'' or ~ %NEI sails SATURDAY, Juy !, 2pmr
arrival Of Lon Sc M n5m nam 1pn az Com
panys office on the pier root GanaS Az SUPERINTENDENT
PED STAR LINE.-For Antwerp and Par Paris.
IA Sailing from NewYork ana Antwerp every Saturday
LAND saturday June 20 80 : m
Saloon $50 500 10 20 $lGU Second CABIN.
$50 sffaF'S9 iG sSs Ass55 Broadway
THE U. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. co.
american Line PF a 81 ,n aSs r
A SSA$zaK % ssisS
From Newport News Va third day succeeding az p IL
PAUL +. GERHARD ~ CO., Generai Agents % iio
WHITE STAR LINE-MAURY ROUTE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL TEAM
Frs FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL -
ADRIATIC Capt Parse.. satnrday June noo n,
BRITANNIA CAPT. Perry. saturday une - p W
IN f'fp SatN 'At. j'll d ~"
From the White star Dock. foot OF West Oth,st nm
RATFS-SalOOn, go. $50 and 500 return uckc..s ~
favorable terms Storage at low rates Intermediate a
attic oDv) e35 Tor inspection OF plans and other I'M
apply the companys Offices. No. ~ ay
York. X J. CURTIS Agen-
Ase" O STUART & ToBEY. 400 Walnutst
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lGW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

AEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
s,.,,, )pcnnsyl9S1 Ia Railroad. foot of COrtlandt
Hr%T F9S and ss@s r. n rssry
Gr south A%9oy VIA philadelphia and Re ding R,iI5oad
Via Pennsy Ivania Ralroid M. p m; Sundays, n
For Matawan via Phace phl Reading Railroad 4so:
$40, IL H. ~. 1870, 400 $50, D. o4o p mt sundays
Via Pennsylvania Rail- DAD 0 IL w. p. MI Sundays
For R e Bahk VA Phadeph, and Reading Railroad AGO.
s:l5 u. NJ. l3O. T. $50 145 p nj sundays, 80 a. m
Tor banch ocean Grove A.6aTy Park Ocean Beoch
ard Rcadins tairoad $50 MI a. M i;so T. 6;tS p N
Via io1nsylvana Rairood. q: M. !? M. $50. P M
4r"%J,i His1
o. g. - r. n & T. 4. Far R.R O. A. P. RR.
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ ERs, II, NokTHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
sssa si "a s.s%%S'
s fieEct; soid and baggage checked a. st Brosdwa
" Courst, Brooklyn. Excursion to New.Haven and
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD, commenYci hg May "a 1885.
o:uJ M. Rochester and Montreal sxpressi through
1910 M. Fast Limited Chicago and st Lous Express
with dining cars Stopping at Albany syraen O. Rochester
a Map9 Cincinnati 5 nI and ST. Louis a5
p. m next day. Through Drawing Room Car to Niagara
1850 m. Chicago Express. drawing room cars to Canan
dagua Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo, connects Tor
Oswego. -. -.
drawing room cars. -
through drawingr0om cars.
4 p M. Accommodation to Albany and Troy;
Chicago ST. LOUIS Express with sleeping cars Tor
Niagara Falls Buffalo. Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chicago
and ST Louis.
$3.50 Express with sleeping ears 70 syracuse and TO
Auburn and to Saratoga also to Montreal. ,oo,.,
0l5 w. Pacific Express with sleeping cars Tor
ter, Bunao Niagara talls. Cleveland Ioen9 % y,
Chicago daily, except Saturday anu W
Oguenyburg
lilo light Express, WITH "a az "a Tor
Troy Connects with the morning trains LOT to " ~
the North Except saturday nightl r.. NJ Z powI,n,
Tickets ON at Grand enral DepoS 90, ana als
aud NJ Westcots ExDress Oces Replace. near Broad
way1 1855 and VI2 broadway and w West l21h-st Sew,
York 1913 and 730 Fultoa sts BROOKLYN ana 10
4th.st. VILLA nsbOrg - 49,, .iaoo,,, .,.. o.,, Ia
groom and sleeping cars can ne
procured the ticket Offices In Newfork Cty andat
333 Washington. C., brooklyn. 49,. no.,,.,..
1.-THE trans run daily All others dairy except sunday.
THE q trains atop at Harlem l20thst. ana 4th'aye)
M Tort,FY ' " d. NJ. KENDRICK.
Gene Superintendent General Passenger Agent.
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V'HE NEW LINE

SEW'fo"A' CoMFORT AND THE SOUTH. rn
,uoUPS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
Tic New York Pailadepha Norfolk Railroad Company
now runs Fast Day and Night Express between New
and cape Trans leave Newi ORR. Pennslvan
Eair,ad 600 and p daily, arriving pd
POINT g. 10 weekdays and $50 daily MOB
folk and e:l5 m Sleeping cars through from New.
Ysrs Charles and Paror Car IRON Philadelphia witn
charge Tickets paror seats and sleeping serths car
be secured ut Ticket Cnce the Raroas
Company, H. Is. COOK, Gen'l PaSs and Freixh Agent
u. M.DUNNE. SUPERINTENDENT
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PROVIDENCE LINE
Il for
PROVIDENCE. WORCESTER and NORTHERN NEW
ENGLAND POINTS
Steamers
RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
will leave Pier 90 N r.. daily except Sunday, at SPIN
F.w. PoPPLE. General Passenger Agent.
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New Publications.

DEV. HENRY WARD BEECHER'S series of
III sermons EVOLUTION AND RELIGION can be had
NJ the publsheis as delivered Price TEN CENTS each
subscribe for the full series at
ONE NJ luding fine portrait OF ME- Beecher
SA'N% GALLISON q HOBSON.
696 BToaGwdy
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6teamtoais AUD Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
IN Trains leave from Chambers Depot for Engie wood
Coster Piement and Nyacx $50. 10 320, 4, 500
6:40. t,i0 $3.50 II midnight Sundays 2, m and
Nanret Spring Valley and Monsoy T. 10 m. 4Soip N
Supdays9 Q. IN.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

Express Trans leave NewYork Desbrosses Court.
landt street Ferries. al follows:
GO 7:2o & IS Chicago Limci). and 10 Washington
IiInitedl. H. ll1O q. J. $40 $40 T. $40, ., T.
and p. and y night SUNDAYS ci3 9 q aimitsd,
trains leaving NowYork daily. except sun tsy ats and
ll;iOa w. "a. 44O and p connect at Trenton for
Camden.
ReturInq, trains leave Broad street station; Philadelphia
l2l 32 $3.50 D. J,45. $50 1870 800 $50, ii and ll:l6
a. ~ Limited Express $50 and $50 p. NJ 81, b8.
$50 $40 $40 and Oh 10 p m on sunday l9d 80 SOY
g. 5:45. $3.50 l. (4j0 Limite y, $50. ElO TAO p m
Philadelphia. via Camden 500 daily exceps
SUNDAY.
and Dcsbrosses and Courtandt sts Courts and
Brook yn staton foot OF Flu ton 81, BEooxlynt
uscn's Hobokcn: sutton Jersey Ittyi Em grant
iieket once No & a'tery-nace, ana Castle Gardeu.
The NewYork iI,any will call for and check
o~s Ell Rfes = PI,rII j. r. WOOD
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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OFFcE OF HOUSTON. WEST 81. AND PNoMA FERRf(
~ Ngw.YoRK. May ~. 1885. }
rI,UE ANIMAL ELECTION of directors and
inspectors election viii be held at TINS once on
VEIN 10, 1888, between the hours OF IL ~
ond n !, The transfer books Will be closed from May 80
nnfi Jn6e H. DANIEL H. HASBROUCk, secretary
TINE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY rs now
/ prepared 10 exchange the FUNDED COulON bon DS
for the coupons aud 1856 OF the CONStlIDAiE
RON IDS of THE EAST rENNESS ~; Niltb y "a 49,
GEoRGIA r. r. co in pursuance Of the Funding Agree
M
IN early date.
80 York May |, 1885