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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-14

Gale VanHamm. editor 0f Sam. tEe
Scaramoach. Is taking Gshing lessons
and bids ihir "a learn rapidly. Not
long ago he YES up % che Little
Miami with pole and line. and be
found i small boy with d pin-hook
having considerable success He
talked with the hoy while and linal-
" fixed himself near him and waited
for . bite. 10 the course Of On hour il
began TO rain.
Mister do yon see that covered
bridge up yonder Pn said the boy.
"CeTtainly responded the editor
politely.
"WelI. you want to break for il
quick"
what for n
"You hain't had 10 bites yit, have
you11
Not that / have noticed 7
"Thought so. Now, ron 20 up
and git under that bridge and sling
ID your hook
'But what's the matter with this
pIacegp
Nothing pertickler, but you see
when it rains oil the ish goes up I'M
der that bridge to keep out Of the vet,
and you can ketch 9 carload, If you II
only hang On long enough. I'm 60
ing home. now. with my string.
Goodbye"
It rained for four mortal hours and
then the editor slipped out, caught
the train and went home dshless.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-14

Several gentlemen were standing
about the door at O swell reception
when fine looking lady passed down
the hall.
by Jove, said one, that's q
magnificent looking woman.
Very imposing, indeed, 2 said
another.
You bet she Is, said 3 third; 4
know, for I've been her husband for
ten years.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-14
History Repeats Itself.
NeW York Jonrnal.

New York Journal.
Papa, did you ever smoke when
you was boy p asked q lO-year
old Brooklyn lad who was vigorously
chewing coffee to disguise the vile
odor Of 8 cigarette which cluDg to him
still.
Yes. once" replied the father as
he shifted the smell ot tobacco ID the
air.
What did your papa say ~ asked
the boy with unusual interest.
HE didn't say d word, my son;
but this is what be did when be found
Il out"
When the father finished the tenn
perature of bis scion was several de-
grees hotter than the ambient atmOs-
phere
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-14

Said Sd exa led Texas father
* tic dinner
4ou chIldr rn up your noses
ok everything tie table. When T
vas boy ] was glad to get enough
dry bread IS ea
eays pa. Y0n are having much
better time s. e now Ton are living
WITH s. nin't you FenaI little
Tommy
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-14
Not Much 81 I Breakfast.

Chicago Tribune.
Why, where ii the mackerel
brought homo last night - asked JehA
kins at the breakfast table.
DO yon mean The mackercl you
brought home early this morning ~
inquired bis wife rigidly.
yes, Of course. ! was detain-
ed at the Office last night, aud sup
pose it was morning before I cot
home But where il II
You pnt II to soak Id the wash
basin. and / hadto throw il away.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-14

WY tlle Lions Wouldn't Blte Daniel.
Chicago Ledger
"Can any little boy or girl tell me
why the lions would NOT hurt Dam
iel2n said = gentleman, addressing o
Sunday school
know 2 raid one bright little fel-
few, holding up bis hand.
and what was the reason my lit
tle mansD said the speaker, stepping
forward, with his face 10 joyous
glow. Speak up loud. 50 thnk ell
may hear you. Why wouldn't the
Ions bite Danielln
guess il vas coz he b'longed to
tie circnsD
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-14
What Is Needed.

Texas Siftings
The New York druggists make .
large percentage on the money inves-
ted. They are very exorbitant. Re-
Gently q New York invalid was told
By bis doctor:
Your condition is much worse
than It was. You are getting weak
er
What am 1 TO do about il ~
You must change your climate
"I'll do it. Doctor; I'll do It 1t once
for If / have to pay many more drug
gists' bills the climate will be the only
thing left for meto change
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-14
Didn't Hurt His Feelings.

New York journal.
"Phew 1" exclaimed little, sum
burnt man, with haysced In his hair.
as he took the only vacant scat in q
Broadway car and gazod benigantly
upon the passengers; "phew is 1t
hot enough for you ~
"Chestnutl" yelled o small boy
who sat crowded up in one corner
Whats that5" eagerly asked tho
little man, "Chcstnuts at this season
Of the year Well, I'll be blowed I
Here young feller, give me a pint to
take home to the folks.
But the small boy only put Ills
thumb to bis nose and went through
the motion Of playing q flageolet
while the conntryman muttered to
himself:
well, tiat kids durn site cool
er than the weather, anyhow Chest
nuts III July "WelI, | reckon noilD
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-14
The Presidents knowledge or Women.

The Presidents Knowledge 81 Women.
Washington Letter.
A good story il told about Ken
tncky Congressman's pretty daugh-
ter who visited Washington re-
Gently. She went up to President
Cleveland upon tho occasion ot 0
White House reception and said
"I'Il bet . horse you don't know
who / am.
The President was equal 10 the o.
casion.
mo-" be said, II don't know who
you are, but I'Il bet horse you aro
from Kentucky
"Shake. said the young lady. And
she has been % good terms with the
President ever since.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-14

FOR SALE.--A lot OF second HAND
FURNITURE. consisting Of Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Tables, Sofas, and Dinning
Room Chairs. Apply at MRs. @. Corr
FIN, Cathedral street, opposite g.
Daute's. ejy2I-lw.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-14
new 4duerliselusnIs.


We Wiu insert 6n tsis column adsersiss
nents Of W0nfs, E0r Rent EoF 6aIs, Lost
Found, DE-, not exccediag four Iinss. On
Week, ~ les, for 25 Cents
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-14

Summer Shoes have on hand. for
sale cheap, lot of Ladies and children s
easy shoes and slippers for Summer wear.
VIM. .. Brooks, Main street. jy15tf.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-14

FOR SALE Three Brown Leghorn
C0OKEREIS, Of the purest breed which
/ win sell, II sold within week, one at
81 and two Soc. each. Also, eggs of the
same breed at 81 per 13. ALBERT III. Hop-
KrNs, st. Johns College. aglw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-14

WANTED.-A white or colored GIRL
10 do general homework OF small fam
lily. Apply at No. ISL Maryland Ave
me. aug10-1w.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-14

LOST. "A Pearl-set PIN, either on
College avenue or West street. A sut-
able reward II left at the Capital Of
New-York tribune., 1885-03-22
sale, at tho n Y Petroleum Exchange and stock Board

SATURDAY, March PIP H.
To-day Pacific Mall and Union Pacific we're again the
heading features of the stock speculation aud together
contributed as 600 shares the days total deailng'
Pacific Mail opened with decline OF
feyersh fluctuations further declined 20 lG and closed
at s7a4 UHion PacHc opened at t2 and sold at az
hcfore declining to Al 1t closed a, 4IA It Is under
Pacific Man It was decided that that
company should not inIuguraie war OF rates.
but that 1t shoud follow any made by any Of the
,r.nscon ineutsl railways la the early dealings the
general held steady u not srougtn prices despite
the fail IN the Paeics winch Includes drop In Central
pariac from 32a to 29is530ss and IN Northern Pacific
pr.fcrred from ara 10 d0i2d41 Later In
tbe day however, a weak spot developed In the
yrngcr.; Northwestern from the opening y TO 95
and then sold at 93laa9S7s; St Paul rose
from 72La 90 72vs aud fell 50 70ia 41tis, aud
Omaha preferred was II lower At Si@. The trunk
lines were dull and firmly held nj steady quo
tations Delaware, Lscksvanna and Western
shed So 800 the days business, and uc
tuated beiwean IoIA and 1854. and closed nc lO3
arnnst io2a last evening. Thore Transaction of
10 600 shares AT 89 seller 90 days, when tho regular
prieo was 1922 Central OF New,Jcrsey msrs than
uauaIly aCvo declining guros and closed with loss
of Ia por ceut Western Union. after selling down 10
55lo closed unchanged at Sch. Consolidated Gas
,,se decline OF Y per tho day 10 So against
94s, ton days ago. The market closed irregular and
IN ere wrTc no transactions in Government bonds
Offices OF The great DEALERS The quotations are steady
New-York tribune., 1885-03-22
STA 7Is77Ds or foRK PAoKrya

CIscIssAyI. March 2l.-Ihe Editor of The
Price curent Charles Il. mnrray, having rsccsysd the
coHpete from g. luis packing hns arrived al
exact ouens.oss for the winter all ,inta The an
eIpcctedy large increase IN tho Ccago weight Of hogs
has made tho gin larger than The
calculation indicated "Wednesday, compared with las,
year. The large cities show total Of 462i 054
hogs packed during the &intcr; average weight gro.s
265 II pounds average yield of lard ae ponna. per
hog; compared with s67. .ls5 hogs packed 1ast year
weight. 25o.6S; tsrd, 32.3G.
AT interior points the packing ts 1s3e as scs: aver
ags weight, 26al2; lard. 35.27; compared with Is3 l.
go hugs last yearayrrage weight. 253 % lard az
total packing the West, G,4s0 24o hogs; a-erags
weight 2C651 lard. SG.oe: compared with Aa02 00l
hogs Last year-wccht. c5a44; lard "a 2s These ns.
ures show Increase in weight of l479 pounds at ths
seven cites 1888 at inferior poins and lbO7 at sl
points; M lard al 1ncrease oi 2D5 pounas the seven
cities; 80 ~ tntsriO points, and 277 pOanas Cor AL
gincos.
The peroeus.ge yield oflsrd IA 1851 of gross weight,
compared with 1922 last yesr for all pons The gaia
m the uuEbor o hogs i05s,f76, conp~rod with 1sst
year. over 80 per cent Tbs gain In seregate weight
81 hogs u over 90 cent compared with lsst year.
Tho gn On stCcEs Of hog product IN the West March
was wsariy rs per co,it compared With last year.
The aggregate stookS Of pr0xions lArsr at tho
The sckinE iarsse than she Vast winter h
zach Of tho four ending lssl. The average win
Ter packing IN the Nost for eight years IL RI5aOOC
hosS xi,af tbe same the last season, whilc IA
pupulxxzon g ths country u now fnly ter Der eoni
larger than the average q this 1essod.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-22
FEATERES OF THE REAL ESTATE AARhBT
STRENGTH IN MoDEIATg-PgIcgD DWELLING P7or-
HRTY.

HKTY.
The feature Of the real estate market last
week was the dulness nj private sale and
the unusual activity ameng ths aucIonocrs- The
aggregate transactions auction reached tho sum oi
s. 800 against 9j ,6js for the week year ago
The recaried eynnces, however only amounted 10
4, Cos POI in the amount involved. slight Increase
from the spending week of 1884 bat the uiiInr
2O5 AGAINST 253 year The mortgages recorded vcr.
81 $50 Ot2 az compared with S24l3. $50 In the same
Aerk o ssg; 1hc sale OF the LONct rstate made NJ
larp. mart of The dnuc ths Exchange safes
rooms II demonstrated aS clearly as rOnu Do deHith
Ihe strength Of property that yields an a.
suincd In In.Si cases the prices feallci
would net ibc parehs ser ,n"fe ihsh . ,e - -
cent aud people of moderate appear glal 10
Yro-pt nj. r-Iurn on an insest ~bscb they can
selves In preference Ia fl>king ne onancc1
0n rairnd stocks which ut the monient prom, % bigger
pTnft the capital Invested Inc REM nhfkct ehesr
ibe saine tendency Us f0fcshsow we'd In IE iEIusL
s,,e tBe sg0 ~ sjl too early 10 sum hp the
situation. There IL strength IN moderate priced hNcu
ing tr,perty and weakness In the palatal houses
und bouses which were feature OF tbe bui
ing prsr.,iInns year q Although there u
,ucl tiR many removals IN Office property below th"
CITY Hall The landlords not -crtn 10 be Wiling 10
make the concessions whca were prophssied n lew
ia ,ntLs IN vuw OF the goat ncioaso va olhce room
rouud Wall Street many rcalcsate dealers think That
wise policy NIL OiCcr al lower Isies
and trrs future advance. Instead of fright
eug away applicants by charging rents not Justified ny
tho existing supply aud demand.
Tue coming promises 10 givc hHtiVo employment
to fhe rsIi estate several table sairs of
valuable advertised and Judging hy isst
weeks experience investors will not fail to ho on hand
lO-ik out for barKans IBe success OF hr hcsIsr
ssle OF li. Ls,yrtI show hOS uauy good
buyers drawn together by liberal announcements
Among noticeable sales viii be tOSe by Me ssrr
iiarnott, saljer a son, and John q. B. smyth
New-York tribune., 1885-03-22
NATURAL Gas WELLS ~ PsySSrLva WA.

PHILADELPHIA, VI lrCn Zl.-Ont OI tDe curl
Gus uf the ,cent dccison OF tue Supreme Court
OF Pennsyl concerning incorporation OF natural
gas wells has Deca tho fact that corporations Ia which
lar.e amount OF money has been invested have found
themselves an ntorzed 70 with the development OF
their enterprises unlsT OF Law Two OF the
Important companies organized 10 develOpe
ths new element OF light, heat and
power, have fou ID way ont Of their domma a
aud to-day In this city petcd arrang which
admits their going without dif sulty At meet
ing held yesterday afternoon. the directors Of
ican Transfer unpany resigned aud Messrs. IL. u.
Brown, II. 5. Iokee. ID. BosetIer ana j. j. yandergrn
we're elected IA their place. the Board will bo hDrd
hereafter by the election or George Trontnlan, thus
nng Tnoss elscted dlrcctofa represent tho
Fuel Gas Company and the Penn faol Company, IN
which something Than million OF dollars have
been Invested.
The American Transfer Company organized before
the new consultation of PsnnsTlia iLo Oldest
ad Its oiarier gave at powers 'whon t s under tho
present Constitution Impossible To obtain a
those npibus charters of fennsyivaua which
So much in demand The COMPANY originally eng aged
the oil business. sinxIng wells bui dng tanks and
on Company, and wben the pipe limo business was
transferred Lbs kalIoaal Transit Conpany. tho
charter OF tho American Transfer Company ueni
with It, Tho powers whoh could be exercised
under this charter, and a. kept alive although
business absolutely necessary and ats p1pi tai
reduced to q minimum. The persons who have nch
q large interest In these two orgazatlous
Tor purpose OF developing natural Gas
Pltlsburg. by the purchase the charter aud
franchises OF this cOuipmy Oetaiacd all tae legal
authority HeccSsafy 10 earry oul their Ie
full and oh rtaing Possibility OF
with their plans "a Inc oaarter ~ Tho American 1rans-
enough is cover any operations which they snsy under
lake.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-22
FIERY RED SLY AND BALL or F1RE

An unusual meteorological phenomenon was
witnessed in idPaclfc Ocean from the deck OF tho
British bark Innewic which arrived at Victoria British
Columbia Oh March q Captain Walters. OF tho bark.
gives the following account OF il;
at midnight on February "a. in latitude 37e north,
Longitude l70s Is the wind began Blowing shiy
from thr sDuth-oonAeast and the vessel was running
ba 10 under short sail An hour later the wind had
increased a terrific gale ana the sky became intensely
black Al 5 a. M. ca February 25, l Was suddeniy
aroused by first sIs, and going up deck found
that the sky had changed to fiery red as the cnure
ublasc. Five minutes after reached the
deck large OF lire shot out from the heasens
directly the vessel and 1t fet into the sea fitty
yards In lee, y accompanied with kissing rnd
poson tine report being 81 heavy that II shook the
vessel from stem stern THIS ball OF fire had hardly
Disappeared when tse Haats cried out My Gcdl what
+ III tf aud poinIel to leewa<d, who're there
como OF white foam rapidly approaching the ap
parenty doomed vessel The runlblinE noise tr0m the
advHnce OF tins volume OF water deaienipg Sud
denly our sais struck Hat sbank and 1t seemed
thai the would nc taken out al the vessel lint we
flied away again and gsst1fied 10 soe the wste
column lsng us astern Our hrsi icars were in-
tensified when sheet OF dame ran Gown our Wzzen-
mast aud Ion tLs rigging shei oat great sparks Of ire
The sky cOiL ned lis giafng redness untl dayAEhf aud
then everything resumed its nei1na condition
New-York tribune., 1885-03-22
SEPARATE. NOT SPRING ELECTIONS.

THE YOUNG MEN's REPUBLICAN CLUES APPEAL 10
THE MEMBERS or THE LEGISLATURE.
The Young Mems Republican Grub of the
CITY of New-York has prepared the following, which
viii be sent to every member OF the Legislature:
81 W. 27th.sr, March 30. 1895.
TS the Honorable he SsBaroTs and 8eab rs of Asestly
rus stat Of Neg iOrE ,.,
for tn city, this club respectfully invites attention
TO the prop Constitutional Amendment nrs,duceh
by % Of Fssse s aa a%a hS the OF
pal elections Tom those 9r state sna saona
om o.d years, and State eecdons on even year,
9Gas @ un On let, sne msre efseuSiy than any other
the current denlaud for a divorce of muniip4I
pal eiectiun t The furthest possible point from state
election midway brtween two. IL also r-nders more
not bring two elections In any year. while 1t calls on
time OF year when he Is accustomed ~ attend
That there l. ANY intelligent demand In this ciiy for
spring ions dOss not appear unless IL be O" lno part
OF single OF parry. There Is demand Tor
srpara elections hut where the spring idea has been
it has been unde protest as the only me.ho
ment presents better method. The objections
tos spring elections sesssrr are sro's :. =" .ais
factory result light vote II made up OF greater per
rongni ont in the sprngi Wil ii not be Inevitable THAI
the organization which finds itself IA minority IN the
autumn will I've discouraged aud fail 10 vote IN III slingf
is IL not desirable that iu ths city the res ihhg nhh-
ence the minority should e iosterel Two elections
year would bc very expensive III ducct co.t, N"au
result ia disturbance OF business aud make too
great draft tue pdbc sprit OF citiIehs Sho nave DC
personal stake in the rssu Bat whose activity Is neces
sary goJd government. spring election WOnd not
cIInat, partIsan politics " Is 100 near novelnnrr; u
au election he'd ga tis cats next month the politics
Presidential ca npIga would undoubtedly cohuoi
| it, =, .,,. 4,
IL may well In closing 60 refer TO the history Of
elections n Lis city Up TO 1880 the elective
officers were chosen the feast OI St Michael Sepcui
her % The Mayor not elected until 1894 From
1880 to 1919 tho mancipal Erection occurred on the
ecrd Tuesday of April, ais. prior 10 ls4O, covered
three days From 1919 TO 1897 IL fell on the day OF tho
gtnsr election From 1857 10 1870 city officers
were chasen on rst Tuesday of December. Since
1870 the SogeDer election has sfced Tor both nunci.
pal purposes II Is thus cn that after trial
of nineteen the people OF the city abandoned spring
elciios thirty years Tney afterward tired De
ceber elections for thirteen years and nIee years ago
| abandoned them also. For the club.
Henry I. Sprague, NJ. :. lsaacs,
jefferson Clark. James ", Hawos,
Nj. Il. Bryant, James y ithnnef,
/. G. Ashley, I'D. T. Bartlett,
Frank W. Russell. Al. L. Wilds. -
Committee.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-22
xy AocfpETT TO yUPxKrSTEgDEgr yASpEn

John Jasper, Superintendent OF City Schools
was not his Office until long after his usual hour
yesterday. He invariably arrives at o'clock.
and hts absence caused much surprise and com
raenf on the part Of Assistant Superintendent Har
risan and his stuf. Mr. Jasper lives at No.
East Twenty hfthst After breakfast he went TO his
library 10 arrange books in bssokcise that
had arrive the prerois day. short time after Mrs
Jasper startled by loud CRASH. whieh abe dd not
Immediately think Of occurring In the house, but
II os cured 10 that IL from the library. On
prerug the door she found her husband unconscious
o tse fior His head and face covered With bioed
streaming from deep cash ln the top NJ his
head. Por moment she thought thai he had becn
saufted by thieves.
she at once tailed for assistance. and Mr. Jssper
gained consciousness when his TACO had bal bathod Ia
esdi water but he stll too weak 10
rise without belly. The heavy coree that fortsed
top co the bookcase lay the toor beside
h7n. IL had not beeB properly Essened ana while Mr.
Jasper arranging the books In the jar which
be probably H. caused The cszaice 10 falL LIS
weight fully thirty pounds and had IL struck him
fairly II ndght have split open his skull He leSning
forward and Bending down 80 that the blow partly
glanced OFF and ne had knowledge Of the accident
Inii be fecoyefed with his Hifss assist
ance The physician had 10 sew up the outs. ono of
which nearly two inches IN lenrth, Later tn tie
day jasper came down 10 the Office 10 attend 10
seiue ft cessary WORK, bat he weak and pale and
'emaincd ofi.y for short tlino.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-22
ASHES STORED ON A ROOF
pecior D'Oench, of the Building Rurcat,

InbptttOf UDtiCn, Oh INC DuihuiHg UtHNdus
nfter New York steam Company fur violation OF
the building oct Captain pusenberre. Of Engipc Com
psny %, says Ih< an the companys fvestorT bukd
ing nj Nes i73 and 1-5 Wsshinstonst st., the stairway
leading from fs fourth 10 the nth floor IL boarded
aud nailed down. Benches placed rboreos thus OBJ
sirurting the ma entrance On wastinrton-st
ghere are ecytfles whHh ascot Sire win be dangerous
as they are not provided with ladders be,ew On the
roof Of No. 173 the company hrs an iron tank for
ashes which hostcd the roof and then lowered "a
the street through trrm ehuie This sfsn tank ID
supperted by wooden bcauB faseipd 20 the ROOF beams
enanggipg Tho kuiiding ire ovcurrsd there ie1sny
from flaese
New-York tribune., 1885-03-22
THE REV DIR. HUE8soHS SUCCESSOR.

DR.. Alexander kohut, at present the rabbi OF
reformed congregation st rosswsrdein. Hungary has
hsez chosen by tho conesegssoR Ahawzth Chcsed,
which worships VI No. 652 iexngtonare. to succeed
shs late DR.. AA0iph Huehsch. Dr. Ksaut s forty-tws
years of sse sad born 90 Holntck, Hungary, Of
ScATonie pasentss is father wes piinister OF tho
old orthsdox sohoo He received s rsbB}nscsi enca-
ton al the Uaivsrsty of Breslxny wice he devcoed
s1r0pc fasae fog Or1snta esads$R Tbfuugh severai
prbshed works he has gstnod yspaeAstsn In Europe
- an Orisntaltst and TslmgSac sehaisr says Ms
Skhssn w1sl anaA 1septhtnkfg. sssbbora antagonist
New-York tribune., 1885-03-22
NORWICH LINE.
FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE
ToBOsToNs3,
WORCESTER s25o
NASHUA s3S5.
PokrLASDs 81.

A. WV.
PokrLASDsa
and M tr>S.'sr,
Et..r-rs "rrtv Of worrr.sr' and -city OF Rostor"
Pier 40 N. r. foot OF watsSt pter above Des
brossesst Ferry daily. except SundayL AT Sop. m.
YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD monciug october 4, th3L
throuSi trains VI sesVe Erand ehtf2l Depot A..
toO9 Rochester and Montreal express through draw
$40 - m Fsst limited Chicago and - Louis Express
villa din sopoing nc Albuy Utica Syrionsc loch
esrer Buffalo NIgna FaiA Erie. Clevsanl an Toledo.
IRVING at Chicago 10 10 and st Louis 73o NEXT
Day.
sSO m Csioago Express drsw1ag.roon 10 Caaan.
dagna, Rochester Niagara Fails and BuIao osnnrct Tor
tirs we.teru New.yors and Northern Ezpresa with
SO p IN, A amy. Troy and Utica Express through
.. D m Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
- ST Lon hnpress with sle pinscars Tor Niasars
Fails BuraO CipcinEa, lo.edo, DetrIt aud - outa
6l3i Etprs with seelng cars 10 syracuse aad 70
Express With scepnT TOR roc ester.
Buffalo NIags.a Ess, Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicase
Troy Connects for the West ana
Tor tho North tekoept aturyiav night ~, , .,.-
areeu 2S2 and Brolawsy and at westcetrs Exoress
onc.s ans e., and n.9 Broawsy ,nd 10
in ane seepns care Gan os
procured OF the ticket olces IN Ae"forK Ciy And ~
Sys aaisI of ard checked from residence
tTlsss trains stop al Garsn at ana an
aansrai superintrndent General Passenger Agent
DOpULAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON
and the GaS. All rail from Grand Central Depot Thr
express daily tsaudays ercspted To Boston m
n IN (parior car and n with palace sleeping
ssndays At 10 u with palace ssep,pS sr.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-22
THE CoRBlN BANKING CO.,
1ssp 9 PER cEsr rARs xoRwAsr
ils srpssv r. nss- York.

land PER CEkT FARM xoRTGASkH
The growing feeutremeuts VI our regular iuveenns
clients who have taken these ,.erteesss Tor many ys
coupled with tAoso u tuvce&1gA aefraeted % tneu
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