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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-09-19
professional TarDs.
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fS(ultSSkuWd( Ndtu~.
ArroaMEvs.
~ w. w. BLA * T.. Attorney and Counselor
VI. AT Law. Room D. second floor, Court House, Otta.
wa H. All legal business promptly attended To. janSl
p SIf Ehsh EBHRsOL, Art w ss1 Conn,
N sellers AZ Law; also Notary Public. Office In Fut.
erer 4 Metzger's Block, oil Court House. feb;S
pIANCHARD * HULL. Attorneys, Ar.
ID mory Block, Ottawa, III. Horace Hull. Stenogra'
pher and Notary Public. no'SS
S. NICHOLSON. ": GENTLEMAN; J; c. FINCH.
- lCHoLsoN, GENrLEMAN 4 FINCH Attorneys
co Isot In Sale and adjoining counties. ONCE west
OF court house Ottawa, III. sePSSi
L. {. SWIFT, Attorney at Law, Armory Block
IL. Special attention given to probate matters
HT y SsSSAS * O'CoNoR, Attorneys Ss' at
OF curt house, Ottawa, Illinois. July2s2
Pr. BULL. Irs1RRn: srRAwE. s.w, RueER.
ID neys and Counsellors at Law. ONCE over City
Drug Store, OF L.. Sale and Madison strsets Ut
tawa, III. iana6.Si
HIRAM T. aILRKRr. JANIS II. EcKKLs.
CILBE.Rr X ECKELS,. Attorneys and
" Counselors At LAW, Futteret IL Metzgers Block
east of Court House. sep29. ~
n ID. CHA tAtAN n. Attorney aod Counselor
". Al Law, ofiice with d, McDoueall, ottawa, III.
Al N. ARMSTRONG;, Attorn, y and Coua
W. se!or AZ Law, Ottawa, H. Notary 'ublic once
In Gedneys Block. Ottawa. 1uns.N
IOAN ID: RICE. Attorney at Law. Reddlek,
Block. city Of Ottawa VIII practice law IN L.
and Supreme Courts sep<0-'yr'
A j. VILLA MSON,
Ottawa Illinois
Probate matters specially.
Office over Hulls Dry Goods Store. Junl7S2
CHASE FOWLER i. II. FOWLER.
LOW I.EsIi bros, Attorneys and Counsel.
i lors AZ Law. Otice In Gcdncys Block, northeast
curler of Court House square, OTTAWA Ill., Branch of
flee al Newark Kendall county.
~ c. TREN AIRY, Attorney at Law. once
L. with L. W. Brewer, Rooms s. 9& III, Opera House
Block ottawa. III. lun9
I w. BREW ER, Attorney and Counselor a,
IL. Law, and Notary Public. Rooms : 9& 10, Opera
House Block, ottawa, H.
n GRlGGS, Attorney and Counselor Al Law,
y. Oti,ce in Lynchs block Main street. ottawa. III.
II NIoDOUGALI., Attorney at Law, OTTAWA.
~. H. Office in Gedney'. Block. dec2Ts
ID II. LINCOLN, Attorney ut Law. ono,
u. over No ~ La Sale street, west side II thu
Court House, Ottawa. III. julys7s
CEORC}E =. E:LDREDCiE,A Attorney >,
VI Law ONCE In POstotilce Block Ottawa, III aprl
HRSRY MAYO JOHN II. wIpARR
MAYO " wIDNIER, Attorney At Law.
AVA p;ticr In Na,taSer's Block, corner OF ] ALE
pUSHNE.LL * FULLERTON AT.
- t9rntls a. Law. ottawa; Illinois once IN bu.ir
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JESSE II. RuGER. J. W. EbERSoL,
UCiER * E.I3ERSOI, Attorneys Il Coun
IL sellers AZ Law; also Notary Public. Office In fu
terer Metzger's Block. east of Court House fch,S
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ne dotcrn,inod by time, and perhaps, like greater

be determined by time, and perhaps INC si'"'''
ones, by arbitration.
This little incident married but Slightly me recep-
tion which wonderful house gave its old iavorlte
on his roturn The pit joined Loyalty in tile cheers
at the beginning AMI during the play; cheers whlch
seldom have been more enthusiastic or better de-
served. Mr. Irving is thought to show traces OF
American influence in his present rendering Oh
Hamlet, or i'll soi:e parts of it, Not III the hrst ac'
certainly, where lie emphasizes more thah ever
the theory of Hamlet which robs him of his manll-
ness, aad leaves him a limp and terror-stricken
creature Matters improved very much after that'
and the critical scenes of the second and third acts
were given with such power as Mr. Irving mas
seldom shown, aud responded to by the house IN the
right spirit The faithful had mustered IN force {;
save such of them as had succumbcd to the attrac-
tions Of the Royal Academy dinner. Altogether
Saturday must be ranked among the most memoir
able and brilliant of Mr.. Irviug's triumphs at the
Lyceum. u ~ %
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ INER RAILROAD.-Commencing May "a 1885.
through trans will leave Grand Central Depot
o.'u o. no.. colchester and Montreal -Apress; through
drlwrng. room
$50 M. last Limited Chicago Louis Express
Win dining cars stopping az AID syracuse. Rochester
Buffalo Nil@sra Falls Erie Cleveland aud Toledo arriving
nj Chicago 30 Cincinnati 74j n and Louis 745
p. m next day.
l0O a Chicago Express drawing.room cars Canaan
daigua Rochester Niagara ais AID 8uGa0 connects Tor
m, Western New.York and Northern Express with
drawtugrOOm cars
$3.50 p Albany. roy and Utica Express through draw.
ingroOm cars.
4 y. NJ. Accommodation % Albany and Troy.
Niagara Fails Burslo Cincianstt Toledo Detroit Chicago
and -. Louis.
$3.50 Express with sleeping syracuse and 10
Auburn road and to Saratoga; also TO Montreal
{" $40 Pacific with sleeping for Roches-
ter hunalO, Niagara rails Cleveland. Ioleoo Detroit.
Chicago also Ia Wateown daily except Saturday ana 10
Ogdvnsburg daily, except saturday.
ll;45 ght Express with sleeping TO Albany
Connects tho morning trains for and for
the North lcIccpt saturday night
Tickets s3lc az Grand tntral Depot No Bowling
Green Alb broadway Harlem Depot l-Jthst and 4h-aye
and at WestcOtts Express Ohces PARK place. Broad
way 1S5 aud 342 broadway and 81 West l2jthst New
York 1913 Washington and $50 Fulton sts, Brooklyn and 10
4th.st., Williamsburg.
Accommodations In drawing and seepng be
procured NJ " the ticket Oces IN CITY, aud at
1913 Westinghouse. brooklyn
Baggage called for aud checked from residence.
'The trains run daily All others daily except sunday
THE q trains stop az Harlem O25th-st and 4thaye)
or Snnray rnns only TO Albany ana Troy. -
J. NJ. TOUCEN. ID. NJ KENDRICK.
General superintendent. General Passenger Agent
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R.R.
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF IIKERTY.ST NORTH RIVER

FOOT OF LIBERTYsT, NORTH RIVER
For PHILADELpIiIA and TRfNroN. Bound Brook
S 300 TU M at iSo o iSS G S@
D Gcss@ @ at %2nG ar T ps
DRHWTNG:F@oiM STRs On all Ray Trains SLEEPING
Rstarning Leave PHILADELPHIA Ninth and Green SITS,
1880, $40 $3.50 Loo M l5 S:45 $40 Gas. 1900 D. m.
SUNDAY $50 m. 900 1900 D. laird and Berks sis
suSSpA5S 9S SG m 1873 G5o % iOo $50 '2O 600 M
For LOOK HAVEN. PEALE and PHILIPsBURG Penn,
For FOR I&iit IL sUNpURY, LEwIsBURG and
For HARRISBURG at 400 7i5. S:45 M, i:OJ 1880 400
rS SS ~ % l2oo p M sgndys at 55l IN, ,ao .oo
% 6:; 20; 9t5 S, I2;o9 p, m sundays 5so P m
For OS and sA P Is 90 R Too $40
rd Loo pR lI 345 3SP M sundays s at $3.50 u"
For IAMAoUA at ZOO, 7iO si5 M, lOo 1850. 345 400
For REfHLEHEM, ALLEN TOWN and MAucH CHUNK
at 400 ZOO $40, a. ~. hOO liJ0 3A6. 545 pm Sunday
For EGsFoN at4oo 100 s45 a M, loo, 1880. s45 400
og I;i2 BErDdk bRAScT SIS 'G1 a 400
For OFF FPEPiSMrNGToN ZOO $40 a M 1000 lao AGO. 4ao
For S ~ II y go $SS $40 lcae i1S
$50 100, 7iaC SdO 1880 p. NJ Sundays 400 500 a. m
fYT A. NJ So? So @ e. o sG S5S 1873
p o SaS HyS 400 s @ SO aoS p m lOS ESQ 10y lo
FS Sp 6N V? B BSS l3Pp BEGAN GLOVE &C. Ana at
$50, SIS M, 1880; l:Oo 5l5 p. SUNDAYS EKcePt
For srqfe % 4P SIS, oo m 400 soop M
For LAKEWOOD TOMS iIVEE and BARN EGArat AGO.
&l5 a. M 1890 $3.50 D. m .
For ATLANTIC CITY, ViNELAND and BRIDdEroN at
4:30 "a. H.. li3O p. IN
NhW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier No. g. North River, via san ly Hook
For HOLLANDS, sEADRIGH aud LONG BRANCH,
4:3O, lO:l5 u. m, 3ii. 4,l5 I'm sundays $50 ~ m.
For ELBENON. ASDURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE
Sts, i,!5 p m sundays. except AsBGnI PARK ard
For Alta NrIG iidmLANDs 4aO 1915 a. mi s,l5, ii5
345 p m.
Tickets be procured fact L.bcrty.st Pier No 8,
North River u, 3U7, 217 POI, 2S5, Isl and 1873
Broadwayi $50, 7S7 and $40 chaye.: yiaslGnst no.
u. 10 and lif Greenwich st lnH, eos 125th.s
in3 SSO Bowery aud prineiml Hotels In kewYoIk City
fut nst 2lO 37O ManEttan.lve. lbJ Atlaric ave. In
HoDoSsn, 254 Wa>llngt0ns. y. y. Trsnstor Company
VIII call Tor and cLeek baggage from Loes residence
deAt'EauOu.
j. 4. WuOrrEN, O. q. HANCOCK
nenoral Manager. Gen. Pass and ltsket Agt.
II. 2. BALDWIN. q. T. p. AgL, ll0 Lilo ats st., N X.
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THE JUNE
MAGAZINE OF AMERICAN HISTORY
L1roi xc1II ea.an,oto and hanhs onnlv hnnndl

wv -NIII W. 'r1V
Portrait Of Queen Elizabeth. frontspiece
Charles oCODor-His Professional Life and Character IL
Illustrated. ChiefJustice CHARLES r. DALI
Asa Packer and the Lehigh University. illustrated
DAVIS BRODHEAD.
Antiquities in the Western States. Illustrated. j. NJ
BULKLEY, LII. ID.
Cave Myth Of the American Indians GEORGE STONES.
Ellzabeth-Englands Sovereign from 1858 to 1908 The
Editor.
The Discovery OF Lake Superior. ARTHUR HARVEY.
Historical Errors Corrected Hon. p V. DANIEL JR.
The Oldest Orchard Oneida County Rev. h. p. POWELL
Original Documents. Reprints. Minor Topics Notes.
Queries Replies. Societies. Book Notices
Sold by newsdealers every Terms So 90 year In
advance, so cents a number
Published at 80 LAFAYETTE PLACE. N. Y. City.
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lNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after May "a. 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYOrk via Desbrosses and Street
Fer mes, as follows:
Harrisburg. Pttsburg and the West with Pm Imam Palace
cars attached, a. M. q, and M daily. New-Yotk
and Chicago Limited OF Psror Dining Smoking and Sleep
WtliamspOrt, Lock Haven. .. Cory
p NJ CONNECTING at Cory for Titusve Petroleum
tire ana the OH Regions.
Baltimore Washington and the ssutb Limited wsshingca
Express OF Pullman Paror Cars daily except Sunday 10
m arrive Washington 400 p; M, regular at $40 and
$3.50 a N, 3;4o and and ~ night. Sunday. 6l5
M. $40 and p. m and IL night
For Atlantic CITY except Sunday with through Parlor CaD
pm.
For Cape May. except sunday. ll:10a m.
Long Branch Bay Eead Junction and intermediate stations
va Railway ana Amboy, IN. II nooa, $3.50. p. a. on
Sunday. q. and do not stop at Asbury Park.
For Old Point and Norfolk e:20 days and D. m
every day.
Boats Of BROOKLYN with all through
Jersey CITY. afOrding speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel
Trains Arrive; From Pttsburg. T. g. 1880 M. 655 and
93j p; m daily. From Washington and Baltimore $40
l:20. $40, $50. 6:30. 800 and 1905 D. Sunday,
6:29. a M 80 g:20 1905 p n; From Philadel2AIr
800, 5;S0 go e;55. 729 $50, $40 9s5 1905 p m,
3;4O 6:2O sos, 500. 935, 1905 p.
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Express Trans leave NewYoIk Desbrosses and Court
landt street Ferries, as f0Owf:
go 720. 5, % Chicago Limited and 10 lwashingtos
Lnited ii, ll;l0 a. m. J. 800 $40 4, $40, 3 g. T.
and ? p M, ant Y night Sundays, el5 g LhnitsdD
Trains leaving NewYork daily. except sunday ats and
llOa m, l. "a 44O aud m, connect at Trenton FOR
Camden.
Returning train, cave Boal stree, station. Philadelphia
l2Ul 32j 1885. > 5;4j 800 800 500 $780, IL and ill6
a. N. I4mtec Express i30 and $50 y. M ]. 8. J. s. g.
$50 TO- $40 and .: 6 p on sunday. 1901 800 SO
3, 545 N3Q m, $50 Limite %, $50 7:lO, 7s0 m
Leave Phia1epbia. via Camden $50 daily. except
Sunday.
Ticket Offices, $40 425 aud 9i4 Broadway AstOr House.
and foot OF DesbrosseS and Courtandt sts Court and
Brooklyn Annex station, foot Fulton ST. BroOKiyn;
Huschs Hotel Hoboken. station Jersey city, En- grant
Ticket once No. ;. artery place, and Castle Garel
The Newiork Transfer co upany call Tor and check
baggage rom hotels and residences.
CHARLES j.. PUGH, ]. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger Agest
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
and tie East All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express trains daily Sundays eLcepted Boston at M.
M parlo car attached and 10 m with paace sleeping
cars. sundays at lOp with palace Sleeping carsl
1F. W. PoPPLE, Agent
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RECEIVERS Sale OF

DECkIVER'S SALE OF
III VALUABLE MANUFACTURERS PROPERTY.
by order OF Chincery OF the
OF NewJersey. J. Receiver OF the EzdbethpOrt Manu-
featuring Company will expose for sale at pubic auction
premises al ElzabehpOrL In The City Of ElizabethpO
state Of NewIersey Wednesday Juno g. 1885,
the afternoon sharp the Real Estate Of the said
Company, situated at EabethpOIt Aforesaid consisting OF
two lots tracts Of improved manufacturing property upon
which the business Of the SAID Company lately carried
The r lot lies ON the southeast side Of FrOnts and
tends Island Sound and 1870 feet wide and about
"a feet long and Il valuable as dock property
Tho other lies the side OF Fronst and II about
300 feet wide and 800 feet long and has number Of sub
santial brick buildings 1t, erected for manufacturing
purposes
Diagrams showing the location and dimensions of the prop
erty may be had on application 70 the undersigned.
Elizabeth, " J. CHARLES RUSS. Receiver.
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known as tho NEW

ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
II YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
OF trains from Chamberst Depot From Z3d'
1T. u minutes earlier.
o m-Daily except sundays Day Express DraNlngroom
coaches To BinghamtOn. Emra and Buffalo Sleeping
Coaches to Cleveland, Cincinnati and Chicago.
m.-Daly. st LOUIS Iimited' Express. NO extra
charge for fat time Pullman Bune sleeping Coaches TO
Buffalo arriving 1873 a. Niagara FAILS. s;S a nj Ham:
itOn ont 10 50 a. Detroit 320 D. M Salamanca, 600
louis: 100 a. % second dsy CONNECTING trains arrive TO
ledo 7:35 . m add indianapolis 1910 a. -
p m Daily. Chicago Express for tho West A Solid
rain Of Pullman bay seeping Coaches to Bnghamton
Elmlra Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and Chicago -
rutherford aud Passalc 40 ID lZO 800 9O O2O IN ~
midnight sundays 6;i5 $50 l02Oa m l45 $3.50 $40 m
raterso AS 5A5 72O 7.so $50 1920 m IL noon l:t5
$50 44O $40 $50 6;0 $50 1870 $50 $3.50 and ~
midnight sundays J85 . 80 1920 m lao G;SO 745 m
Nowars and Paterson via Gas $50 10 l13O a
800 400 $50 bjO $50 1880 10 and IL midnight Sat
urday nights only. snntays e;lj = m $50 $3.50 M - . -.
suAcrn % il5 $50 1920 IN l;f5 $50 $50 6:l0 $50
1890 aud II midnight sundays 5i5 $50 1920 II las
$50 3 and IL midnight.
Warwick 7l5 1915 N 4;l5pm SUNDAYS sl5am.
$50 IN
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery a IN; S:3op IN.
Goshen ia5 5.45 7.5o 1920 am $3.50 $3.50 $3.50 $50
~. sunday $40 $3.50 1920 a m. $50 M
sunday 5:t5 500 1920 am 600 $3.50 m. The and
$3.50 with New York ontario and Western
Pot JcfSis 40 $50 1920 M 4$6 0 ) $50 M Sun.
day $50 1920 m, $3.50 IN.
Boats leave 23d.st. y. y. 5ij 6:l5 6l5 % Gas
m every bite,n minutes ~ TO 1919 every thirty
minutes and II g. sundays every thirty minutes.
Tickets Tor passage and apartments Ia Drawing Room and
Sleeping Coaches De obtained orders checking
and transfer baggage may be LETT the Coupa IS Offices
nos. 30. or 30 BrOaiwIy. ls7 Westst, n. T.. No.
Court-st Hfoodyn, or al the Conp1uy's Depots.
EKQrrss Trains from the West arrive York az 7:lO
JOHN a. ABBOTT GenI Pass'r Agent, Yew.York.
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obstruction.
For Bows and Young M1en-City.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
CHOICE collection of school circulars for
~ parents guardians Teachers In department OF
AIT learning recommended H. HEssE SO West 2lstst
SCHOOL OF MINES-PreparatOry School.
~ A High School OF Science and English.
80 EAST ATHEIST . ,,,,
J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS. G. f., Phi. d., Principal
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Gnrouean advertisements
60 Ubom Ct Alan ConrerrI

Mrs. KEANE-her maiden name was Mary
l T.. Uogan-left Limerick in MAY. 1879. and got mar
this country Her mothers maiden name Bridget
when last heard from she lived fO3 East 18Th
st. mother. brother and sister lived In Limerick
to this country in 1884 and would ike to hno
her found address Mrs D. w. LEWIS GO Colinsaye.
Pittsburg, Allegheny Co, Penn. for Bridget Hogan
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Mem Publications.
ION F.: E. SPINNER, formerly U.
TREASURER

TREASURER.
hos written very interesting account OF bis health and WORK
ing habits the HERALD OF HEALTH Tor June; snow
ind how vigor TO his satin year
The number Will contain carefully prepared htiee
Strengthen the Memory" Senu oIuers carry
81 a year 10 cents q number Address -,
HERALD or HEALrH, ID Laght-str New.1ork.
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For Young Ladies-CitY.

MISS CROCKER AND MISS BECK, Al
w PRESENT WITH MISS COMSTOCK,
will open October 1885, School for Girls Glass for Boys
Summer address, 90 East 52d-st.
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Art Schools-CitY

MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
WI VIII receive pupils beginning Tuesday OCTOBER ~ IN
drawing oil and water color painting still NE MOWERS ana
landscape china painting and decoration.
Studio No. 50 MadisOn-aye.
References
MI D. Huntington President National Academy OF Design
MI. " lillian Hart y. A.; Mr.. James NJ. Hart N Al
MI David johnson. " n.
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For Both Sexes-Country.

A RITHMETIC, Bookkeeping Writing, Coz
N respOndence Spelling PhORoRTapby, TyDewIitngi GA
and evening. All summer PAINE'S COLLEGE 62 Bower
UptoMn. l9l3 BROADWAY. entrance lOI west 3lth-sL
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Geafbers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
N Agency supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Cover
nerses etc, 10 Colleges Schools aud Families. Apply
A MRS. NJ. J. YoUNG.FULToN, 70 Union Square
CHOICE CIRCULARS of Schools for parents
" and guardians Teachers in every department. Of art
learning recommended free New and second
hand school furniture for sale. T.. MIRIAM COHKIkRE
(neXt Century Building. 81 East l7tb-st
EUTOR.-By young man, 10 years old, well
educated tutor children during the months
Please address O., care OF p. o. Box 3.i5s City.
VACATION TUTORSHIP.-By an English
gentleman q BOYS highest references;
capital companion objection travel fond Of boys
ride. Address ii. r., AS West 23dst
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6teamtoais ano Railroads.

HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
N. The Day will Their regular
trips 10 Albany WEDN E5DAY, JUNE b. making the usual
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fesal Sales.
PECEIVER'S SALE
OF the property belonging to
THE MARINE NATIONAL BANK.

VIII sell at public aucuon under the direction Of Walter s.
esq Receiver at l2oclock at the Real
tate Exchange, Nos 50 to IS Iiberty.st,
MONDAY, June /, 1885,
thefOllowing valuable property;
MARINE BANK BUILDING, northeast corner OF Wall
Pearl and basement brownsone front
Building with plot OF land.
PEARLsT No 1888 adjoining the above Hve-storY marble
and rUn font Building, with lot
WALL-sT.. No SO. fourstory basement and attic brick
and brownstone front building. with lot.
PEAResT, No 146 60 feet south OF walist iour-stOy
brick Building. with lot
maps and other particulars apply Walter
Johnston esq Receiver rs ami 81 Wast, or TO the auc
toncers No. Plne-st
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CUNARD LINE.

NOTICF-"LANE ROUTE
PROM NETWORK To LiNERPOOL. VIA oEEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER 40. 40. NORTH RIVER
AURANIA SATURDAY. May ESQ a.
TTRU RIA aturday. June g. IL
uiay, June ~ yin a. IN
saturday June %. O:30 D..
CABIN passage 500 $50 aud sluu
tickets and from all parts OF Europe az very low
Tates Freight aud passage ONCE No. Bowling Green.
VERNON H. BROWN 8 CO.. Agents.
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THE NEW LINE =

.uorps CoMFORT AND THE SOUTH -.
. GOOhS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Inc New York PmaselPhla Norfolk Railroad Company
and dspo charo ann ss1 eetwsen
arosd O:20 m weok days AID p daily, arriving Qd
t 9k p "a anu ZIP m seepng cars through from New
YORK 10 caps hares and Paror Car from Philadelphia
out charge sts parorar seats and sleeping sehs cs1
Company. H. B. CooKI., GenT Pass and Freiaht CANT
IL. W. dunno. Superintendent s~
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Ocean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE, L. ). MAIL STEAMSHIPS
~ LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
CITY Of ROME sails Wednesday June3 July l.,
ana every fourth "Wednesday thereafter
Cabin passage $50 10 800. second class So
GLASGOW -EHNItE via LONDONDERRY.
ANCEOklA May 80. a. m ETHIOPIA june 10, a. m.
CIRCASStA June o. II A m FUNNIEST June 20, noon
Cabin passage $50 10 $50 Second class $50.
kteerage outwa ard, Orprepaid sl5.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. General Ag nts.
Bowling Green, New-Horx.
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=. 4. MAnDEN. secretary.
oFllcr or 81. paul ANp puhuIn RAILROAD co.

~. PAU, MINI. May ?, 1raj.j
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the StOckhOld-
Il rrs Of the 81. PAUL And DULUTH RAILROAD
COMPANY for the election OF Directors and the transaction
buslnc4s 81 the Company. viii DC hen at the
Once Of Tic Company, IN The cry oi ~ raul MINI on MOS
DAY To- l,S5. atl2 O'Clock noon. Of sad day The
transfer will Dc closed at o'clock saturday
NAV 8. 1885, and reopen on THURSDAY, Juno ~ 1885.
PHILIP r.. HARRIS. Secretary
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON sUN
DAY. 3 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA 9 IN
NETWORK.
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Europe.

EDUCATION in GERMANY.-In n SMALL
II beautifully situated NcTth German capital nnGSmmon
anement and standing. FREIGHT. Address Mrs Young
Fulton % Union Square or Dr. " Prccht 81 Great
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EUROPE.
tENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

~ Between Newly ork aud Hayre.
COmpanys Pier new No A. River Of MortOnst
OLINDh. kodrIg " ednesday. May ~
NORMANDll ffaugcu We dnc4day. Juno s. a.
ST LAY KEN de Janssen... " edncsay. June 10 p
AMEiIQOt, SIntelli. Wednesday June H. II
Cabin ~ linde itOdrvuas and simon. $50.
Checks payable sight In amounts TO suit Banque
Transatlantique OF Paris
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent No. . Bowling Green
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Professional.
pipioeno Notlces

AMERICAN LOAN TRUST CoMPAKY,)
ll3 BROADWAY,
NEw.YoRK, May 2, 1885. }
HUME COUPONS on City of Galveston Five
Per Cent Consolidated Bonds viii be paid presel
at this oniee on or after June !, 1880. -
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DARENTS wishing to place their children il

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good school Germany have opport unity OF send
ing the 10th OF June under the care OF gentleman
whose children are Hanover 10 complete Their
education e instruction is thorough and terms moderate
fO' Mrs. NAN. a. Clinton.st, Brooklyn.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE To LONDON
NEW-YOHK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Elder Wed. NAV u, 1870 m. NICkAl, sat June pm
Vera sat, May &c. q a. m FULDA.Wed. June TO- SPIN
ELBE Wed juno g S:3Oam DON u at lunel3 y Cal
ON Express First CABIN 500 10 $3.50 SecOn
Cabin $50 to s70 on older Steamers First Cabin. $40
so'o"u A''"' SO0 Storage at lowest rates.
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uARLEM RIVER BRANCH

~ Ahl5EM hlVTsh DNANOn
IL NETWORK NEW.HAVEN AND HARTFORD r. r,
Trains leave Harlem River station l32d.st and
Third Bridge Harlem River
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated RaroaD. daily except
Sundays, at $40, 745 900, 1000, 1l5j 2iO. ;55,
40 6iO, $40 and 200 P m for Port Morrs Casanova
chester Tnpson Bay chester pelham Bay. city
Island Pelham Manor and ewRochele, conncc ing At
Rochelle with Trains all points the line
the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroads shore
Line and Air Line Divisions New-Canaan, Mlddleown
New Britain and sued Branches and Boston and oil points
East.
Midnight train for and intermediate sta.
tons at l2:lo a. IN: daily, except MONDAYS.
sunday for New Rochelle and all intermediate
tons 1900 and $3.50 the latter train connecting
Rochelle with trains 20 Grand Central Depot and
stamford and with train 10 Boston via shore Line
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