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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-14

enough i'm building their wire fences. Las
week lady told me she would not have
them any more, because one Of her Jersey
cows had been almost ruined by them.
asked her how her fence was built. She said
1t was built with one wire about two fee
from the ground the poor cow stepped over
the wire with her fore feet and the barbed
wire caught and lacerated her udder. I did
not suppose there were people so ignorant as
TO build n fence like that.
SUPPOSED CASE.
Suppose two respectable ladies' and their
children, from the city of Lancaster on hot
summer day, would like to take apleasure
drive-the one wishing to go to Greenville.
the other to Ephrata Mountain Springs.
They would drive together till they reached
my farm, where they will have to part COM
pany. The lady going to Ephrata will take
tSe left hand road a runaway mule team
; colnes dashing along, smashing the buggy,
her Fables for life Meantime the Green
vile lady passes up the hill my farm lies on
both sides of road, fenced In with locust
trees and barbed wires The lady smiles as
she feels the refreshing. breeze and the cool
ing shade and her babies say gleefully 80,
mamma, look at the pretty brides in tho
trees" In a moment she sees runaway
mule team coming dashng towards her she
clasp her babies to her breast expecting instant
death, but before harm can come to them the
tears them hel,e.-Jkelter The careless
driver Is scared almost to death, but my lo-
Gust soldiers would see the innocent lady and
her darling babies safely through to Green
vile.
My fence was built before the law was
made, but that don't matter. If it Is a
nuisance now so was It then. / suppose /
would have to pay for the mules, but having
done so, would have to go to the other side
OF my farm to pay for the smashup there
"a nd for I'm
pied children? Or would have to keep the
dead woman and give my old woman in
place of herr
The great complaint of those who oppose
wire fences is that the wires are so thin that
IL horse runs off he will not see them, but
will run into the fence and get ruined. But
that is just what saved the above lady and
her babies In olden times the law allowed
man to take his OK or his ass out of pit on
the Sabbath day; but if good man would
save an innocent woman's life he would be
punished for breaking the Sabbath +!
ISAAC WEIDMAN.
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Take Warming.

At this season of the year when many peo-
pie become subject To attacks of biliousness,
kidney troubles, constipation and all the list of
troubles that arise from being housed mp, or that
are brought on by cold and exposure. 1t IL the
part of prudence 10 take warning from the ex-
perience of others and provide ourselves with
the means of escape from similar troubles. SO
wide Is the fame of Kidney Wort, that great
remedy for all kidney and liver trouble. that
almost every one knows OF its great virtue for
such cases. 1t should be kept in every house
hold ready fora an emergency.
FIRST u cold, then bronchitis. Check the first
with Hale's Honey of lorehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one minute.
aI3lWdeOd&w
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YOUNG MEN Tread THIS.

The NoLTAio BELT Co, of Marshall, Mich, offer
to send their celebrated ELEcTRo-yoLTAIo BELT
ana other ELECTRIC APPLIA NOES on trial for thirty
day, to men told or young) afflicted with nervous
debility, loss of vitality and manhood, and all
kindred troubles Also for rheumatism, neural
gia, paralysis, and many other kindred diseases.
Complete restoration TO health. vigor and man
hood guaranteed. No risk IL incurred as thirty
days trial is allowed. Write them at once for
illustrated pamphlet free. dec20-lyd&w
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The Marietta Accommodation leaves 4 uluIGbiH
at Il:i5 a. m., reaching Mariettaaile;0l Leaves
Marietta at 3.i3 u. m and arrives a. Columbia n
at 3.30 afeo leaves at SIS and arrives AZ $50.
TIE York Accommodation leaves Marietta az
1;lg ana arrives ~ Lancaster at St1 ef.nne ting
with Harrisburg E4press At $40.
The Frederick AccoIntn odntfon, wrst, connect
ing at Lancaster With Fast Line, west, az s;l5 p
M, viii run through to Frederick
The Frederick Accommodation, east, leaves
Columbia at lass6 ana reaches Lancaster ~ l2A}
n. m.
The Lancaster Accommodation, East, leaves
Harrisburg at $40 p. m. ana arrives in Lancaster
ut 9:35 p. IN. ....
Hanover Accommodation, west, connecting at
Lancaster with Niagara Express at $50 Il. III. Will
run through to Hanover, daily, except sunday.
Fast Line, west, on sunday, when tagged, wifi
stop at Downingtown, CoNesyille, Parkesburg,
Mt. Joy, Elizabethtown and Middletown.
I The only trains which run daily. On sunday
the Mail train west runs by way of Columbia.
Leave daily except Monday.
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THESE ARE SOLID FACTS.

The best blood purifier ana system regulator
ever placed within the reach of suffering
humanity, truly IL Electric Bitters. Weak Kid.
neys, or any disease of the urinary organs or
whoever requires AN appetizer, tonic or mild
stimulant, Ill always find Electric Bitters the
best and only certain cure known. They act
surely and quickly, every bottle guaranteed to
give entire satisfaction money refunded
Sold ut fifty cents a bottle by II. B. Cochran,
Druggist, Nos. lS7 ana l39 North Queen street,
Lancaster, Pa. (D
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-14

IT Is now about five years since l first began
selling Ely's Cream Balm, and from the time of
its first introduction there has been IA growing
demand for IL, and so far as 1 can learn, IL has
given very great satisfaction to my customers.
consider II a catarrh remedy of genuine merit
"A. u. Burns, Druggist, Montrose, Pa.
The blood would run. 1 was great sufferer
from Catarrh My nostris were sensitive to
dust ut times the blood would run and at times
l could hardly breathe. l used Ely's Cream
Balm. To-day am living witness of its efti-
cacy. Peter Bruce, Farmer, Ithaca N. Y.
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RuCKLEN,S ARNICA SALYE,

The best Salve In the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter.
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. II is guaranteed To give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded Price. % cents per
box. For sale by II. Is. Cochran, druggist, Nos.
1877 and l39 North Queen street Lancaster Pa.
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lie Careful Of the babies.

lfyour children are threatened with Group or
any throat dimculty, apply few drops or
1Konids' Eclectric oil. Ii Is The incest medicine
for the little ones we know of. For sale by ii.
Is. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and l39 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Don't Hub on the Enamel

of the teeth with gritty preparations The teeth
are too valuable too trihe with. when gone,
you must have false ones "gum" through
life, Use SOIODOST which contains no grit.
II cleanscs the mouth and vitalizes the secre-
tiOns. al+lwdeodS
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q" My Grandfather's Clock"

Was once very popular song, but like many
other sentimental tunes IL doesn't wear well.
DR.. Thomas Eciectric oil iOH tOedr 1t will
wear away all aches, sprains. and pains, and re
pays its purchaser "A hundred fold. For sale by
H. B. Cochran, druggist, ls and l39 North Qseen
street, Lancaster
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DYsPEPTIo nervous people. "out OF sorts"
Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic Will cure. Ask for
Coiden's. Oh druggists. al3lwdeodSw
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,<ind Word. for m Co,d r.

Kind Words for a Good Thing.-Dr. David
Kennedy: My wife has used your "Favorite
Remedy for General Debility and Liver Com.
plaint and Is getting strong ana we'll 1 can
cheerfully recommend its use in every family
AZ family medicine. Yours, with gratitude
WILLIAM LUSDy,
alGlmeodSw Baltimore, Md.
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MEDICAL.

4
HUNTS REMEDY.
| HUI N T'S
KIDNEY AND LIVER
r E NJ e D Y!
Never Known to Fail.
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.
1T rs A SPECIFIC.
For Kidney ana Liver Troubles, Bladder, Uri.
ana Diabetes.
IT is RELIABLE
In curing Hrigh,s .. Disease Pains is the Back,
Retention of Urine.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
1t cures Biliousness, Headache. Jaundice, Sour
stomach Dyspepsia, Constipation and
Piles.
IT WORKS PROMPTLY.
And cures Intemperance, Nervous Diseases
General Debility, Excesses and
Female Weakness.
vrSr IN An nNcr
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD sCHED.

Trains leave Lancaster and leave and arrive
at Philadelphia az follows:
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
pHLADELPHIA AND READING r. R.
r6dT| 6F - LI'IGIFlai r. 10 N6a Il GiVER.

~, ~ ~ a tfyE'p
MtTABLI-IAKING T. if'T o =. - 1885.
For FdiLAbELPuIA ana TtENToN. Bouna BROS
-, 1910 p.u- SUNDAYS Il 100 s:.5' in' ':J' l-o'
prre conn elton al WAYNE Junction for Germant,wu and
ln,-tlut III at toumbia-aye for HsnaJunk. Con Do.
DRsWIHG'Eo6a Ctiss on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
ie,arlnE leave PiiiL4DELPHIA. Niun alG Green ST..
~. $50 G:3 D. lao a n .2 "a CIV a.. -l{
Rerss So at 5:i6. s:6. oGJ Iti a. H., .GU 8 % 10
FOR o K HAVEN 'P'f ALE and rHILLIF-BUEG. Penn,
F5r WIiLiAMsPoRr- sUNBURY LEWlsBURG and
IAHAAQY GlIY al 7.4j.' o. m 30 4U5 p m An,
$50, "a. 300 m sund45 go p mr. ,co L.,
% 81 SO % Sis a. ioc p 2 sGna vs. 80 D. H.
For Sc :, a e 10 :S 81 4 7oo
loo. lao, 5:4j 54, p III. eundsy- at $50 =. Il
fS FPHMAQUA" at at go .7 45 NJ 100 800 30
To ' iii III EITiEM ALLrNIowN e MACcH cngEs
Tof EtsiGz at $500 $50, s45 100 1850. 5.5 90
FoI uIGfHI LRIDGE 'BiiANCH a 800. 81, a H.. 400
T6f II 'MINGToN ZOO 81 a. 100. $50, 400 43I
JI-oMERYdJILG At a., +os C q O. go iG"o ,
C.o7 90 1850 $40. 1O3np sundays. $50. 5000. il
IS a. ia 100 80, %, . 5:'l 200 $50 20 5l5
D. H. Sundays 400 500 sac q. uo LOO io, l:5' 1850
Toi lGN o. b IA XNca. o 'FAV GROVE Sex an ra4n
40. :I5 ll:0o r1, TO- 400: : - 9 a.: De ILL., -'-'
Tor FREEHOLD at so. llUO a. H.. $780, 1900 JCo 'o
rJPf LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and nARSEGAra at $3.50
Tor & Fl a. cEiTY. VlNELAND and BBIDGEToN
NTW-JEfsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Picr 40. ., Nor,h Piver VIA sandy Hook
iqr IieHLtNigS s[HFh,G 5 r, t4N FAT Sc
IcSets be procured a, loot Of I'g3''{6 i f s5
u,5. dway C5o Il and as Glh-v'. IavineJ,nat DO
g. and ;" Grecnwichst Dug, rs Lat 2 ~ ST. 10 =
Be- iIyr a. so toqTi;,i.; lo7 Broadway ~ - Fu
t.n-t NY Transfer ompN "ul COZ Tor ana ch OK hai
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Gin }Jroperln tor Sale.

EOTR-~TORY brown stone house ON Muir
y Iay III near 18th 81 s-,.o0 I'D pcrrt ord'r iumr
CI1lc POI. .sipu. 3. II. HLhhLLl l.o-' hioad"a'
tle- WEST 72D-ST. for >alc.-Four stories
t'1 h.sG. 10 ',s. Tu' on '''''
DUO" i"P'' J.. WORD, LutlGcr
NOR SAIE.-Br order Of the cXccutol. four
sio5 browns one house on 80 20 ST.. near Haii on Isc
'''' LDDl co. i4' Broadway.
NOR SALE.-Ata bargain 10 close IN estate,
i I,t. i.oriBe1st corner ~ tl-st aud 1t'taye
'''''' ' 5. lDBi q. co.. I4J broadway
nor SALE.-To close an estate. tull-Sizcd
=. ID an, arcs EDDY a CO., liJ Eivau"Hy.
EOR SALE.-Bv order Of executor, lois
j ON 5thayc, near S3d-st, adjoining eesani hnpI3,
ments also large Jtt 9sth and o. O. SIS. and HIh
ave =. EDDY q CO., Ii5 BiOid"'y
nNE LEFT. must be- sold. no. 1876 West
" 72I. thai large and elegant thIoeroom deep nous
min ami trimmed Tie best ana latest ,c-gns completed
rs MOI tbs can D. decorated Bc sure 10 soc rms before
ur,Lss'ug +. CRAWFORD premises
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tA.SI SHORE RAILWAY.
TIL BF~T CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIP
IOlILE LLAlh LLNL LuL .LcLAL-a OK

III BfcT Constructed AND FINEST EQUIpPED
iDlBLE TRACK LiNI FOR BUSINESS or
..... ,,.,.... PLEASURE TRAVEL
" t~t SHORE ROUTE I- ALONG THE WEST
T. - Or itt WOHLuIANED II - -ON RIVER,
q ..- ~ j - nils OF CAI~klLL MOUNTAINS.
- IHhoC'h BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF TIE
On .na ai.cr oet4 1885, vii leave West l9dst
si 5000 as 'OlOWB
ua.ns leave from downtown station. foot Of Jsyst
H"l4 River 30 minutes earlier than from foot o. West
Dfroit nd Chicago 'l0lO a. u 600, $40 p. n Pun
mn s.fcpers OIuu-HL
S. Louis. .G0' STOP m Puilm an slcopcrs.
Buffalo Rochester. 7-O. slulU a. IL. 600, $40 y. m
sleeper ma parlOr ears
y
Uuca and syracuse 1870. 1910 1929 5000 81 10
pm
H,enaad. PoEeepsle Catsill. -7.2O, 'lolo II Do
agi 1855, $40. -ll:1O pm
NeNbdrg Kim stou saugertes ana Albany. @72O. 1910
no a 3;6J u 90, @-.Iu, .lI4O y ~.
Saratoga WIS Albany 40 ll.2j a M. 500 p M
,for Montreal and Canada East, 100 a. ~, 500 N
Hamilton LONDON -lOlOa a. m, 600, ~ p. ~ toronto
'Daiy DAILY except Saturday, Other ira ns daily *
hpt sunday. ,o,.
FOr parlOr sleeping car acconuoua
NOns information apply at Otces: b0bOken ~ husoh
- Brooklyn, COurt ST., Annex once 100. % ~
4eWIO City ~ 2O7, 26l 3l5 363 Boil 946 i4 I,o-o
Broadway 737 6thave, l46 East II th-st 1912 BOwciy
shd West Shore foot OF West 4Zdst ana oot OF
syst North River. calico iOT ann c1eckeu TON
S HENRY MONETG.
t4a Broadway General Passenger Agent
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RAILROAD.
on and after NoFemOer l. 1855
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MALL ROUTE


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
TIn DesOrosses and Courtlnd Street
Har.s0Grg iittsburg and the West with Pullman Palace
as attached g. IN, Z ana : p m ay New OF 10
wnamspOrt Lock Haven. a. M p m; Cory and Erie
H. rncre washington ana the south Limited Washington
Xrrcss OF Pul man Cars daily except SUNDAY 30
aTrive Washingion 800 T. m re4Hi4' al - : "l
EN- s.m. 40 % ant IN 8 m and T. night
Tof Ausntic CITY except sunday. p n,
For ape May except sunday .'." u
Song ranc6 Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
On sunday 0i5 a. IN. and p do 10, stop At AsDmy
a id POINT and Norfolk via Nev.Yors rhiacell ami
Nor ok RailrOad. g. o a. week On aud p m every
day. VIA Baltimore and Bay Liue, 80 p m week da,
Boats of Brooklyn connect with a through t3u'
at Jersey Civ, ahoding speedy and direct transfer Tor
siafs Arrive. non rittsburg. T. 1880 $50 ana
az D. H. daily From washington ana Baltimore Go,
sa $:2Q 20 lgg5 p M In tii,G, li i Xxx 7 ~
S1u,a, $50 6:-U, los sos. ll3i IA, $50. 90 $50.
ego. g.35. 1905
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
rypros> rlns leave Yor via Dos3ros-es and Court.
4s so s y = 1ica3o limited ar1 10 .washurtol
lEnglt. Accommodation -.J D. ~ ia.. and q p 300.
Sunda s. IN ress tl5 Limited. ana 10 de M 8'o'
Iins svng Sew OF / da " except -uaday at go . and
Hl0a m, J.. 2 D. . ana , tl' Az" D. u'' Oh N'"'''N
1c'ufr tfIius Broad stret station. Phiadelphia,
q ~ Limited Express LA ana o. g. w. 49, 3 .. 20
%. $50 a m 1910 $50 Limited go 7.l0. and
Trsa once - d. s2j ana FL Prolaya Asjor House.
AMI o DeSDio srs ana Con. .n-{ ~, 'o0 ma
i1.Sh.s Hotel Hobos,n' Sia'.rn. J,rsy Gty. tuHant
Iiefet UigS 6 ~" daay VII cs 5l ana check
bagc9s from Do. g, @9 5st residence. Jp. WOOD
CHAN conceal Cen Manater General Passenger Aaeut
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Doar0 cn1 Rooms.
- sd.

East Side.
At TURKISH BATHS. 7 and @ El-t lGth
y -. connecting ".a ".nafr no''- handsomely i"'
EJENISHED ROOMS, Excellent Board; also
t.rc BOARD at loo last --ihst. near MADISON squire
UNFINISHED EOOMS.-I9 5th-ayc., q
l lalr l, furnished ralios and bedroom To rent
LRANERCY PARK. oG Irving Placr.-EIc-
-au,5.7 sl sue private bath O.nse rooms f'r
J'O LEr.-Fwui>ucd double and SINGLE
4 looms ' '''.'''' '''"'' '" -'' is t,-, a.n..L
no LET. double and single rooms for gentle
( men nt moderate terms DIS Eat "ou.t
TWO LARGE furnished rooms excellent
'''' ''' io, TAI -.u.,t.. near Madison square.
VVELL-ApPOINTED ROOMS, second on
w m.r1Haoe upomal'nt p'rhe'. c'ceI'nt itn5,",
HANDSOME SUIT sunny ROOMS, "a
}. no.r u..ty furnished with board ior man and VIE,
-'' "'' ' '' ~, ia.t Isth-t.. corner Irving ple.
! CHOICE Second Floor Of 1--WE rooms, one
E small 'm'e with or without private 'ap., i,ri'','
o1IST-sT.. 1l5 EAST GEANEECY PACK
~ a | ,,.l @ b,,a aal 'lrn.- 'a rooms
~ EAST ST.-Srcoud aud third floor,
for c atcncn en .uit. OF susy.
ssOII-~T. III EAST.-Amcricn private
' '[,I o, . lo 'ii r 55r m ', DaarG
Vest sids.
EtoI s'o'r, large fron' rooI Off,, in .,, rhcd;
nNE large and one small roon heated and
- vIthr'r' convenience moderate i.r"H,,; , .,., ,
81 WEST 2IIU-~I .-Lorec a"d small hand
irec closets. 'y.p convenience. liable guest. a.'omnr
- UE.ytrru-Sr- rot,.,,t. ap ,,ti,,. tnor
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Anfion Sales OF araI Gsla c
A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCuONEER.


A DRIAN Ii. MULLER, AUCIIONEER.
AUCTION SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY on
18TH ST. NEAR BROADWAY,
known
HORTICULTURAL HALL
ADRIAN H. MULLER & son will sell at auction on
WEDNESDAY. Nov. Is.
A. % o'clock a..the Real Estate Exchange and Auction
Room 80. - IIDcrty-st.
Ply order Of the s. Ok HO:uc lurai society:
WEST .sTHsr rho Ilo of land with browus'one-iront
binding thereon. known az horticultural Hall situate on
the south side Of West 2sths- ab9ut 100 aet west 81
BRONDlY having frontage Of 30 feet 2sths. by %
feet 9lnclc4 In d'p'1.
Maps. &c. at ,isroacer's on CO. r. Finest
ICHARDV HARNETT& CO., Auctionccrs,
III VIII S,l at Auction. THURSDAY NOV Il"
az y O'Clock noon.
At the Real Estate ENchang' and Auction ROOM 90 to 70
PERENPIoRY SALE.
90 VALUABLE LOTS,
being portion ~ the
POST L. FATE on
RIVERSIDE ANLNIE
CTARENoNT AVENUE.
Between Roth and lt-h sts
~ PER Gent
CAN REMAIN oN BO$D AND MORTGAGE.
Maps at Auctoucc1.. % Llbertrrs'
DICHAED V. HARNETr y CO.. Auctioncers,
At = ocloI noon. at tic XII .ir tx Ganec and Auction
Executions A. 'i iS c.it lc,aa smith deceased
watson llous' ianyl"n J. ,., .,. .
cottage a,ac6cd carriarr a1d nou-c' ,la9lc'
ana r perfect order about u acres lawns groves
,.y order OF Ganu,A smith Cha, q -mh and Aug. C.
smith eS,5u'or. Maps It ,u.i, ~. ilbrT',.'t.
RICHARD V. HAENErT y cor Anct,iioneors'
IL VIII sci. - Au'io1. " i,NI.7DA'' NOV -
At She Loal Estate Sc.nsc nd auction Room % to oj
l,rtsi 78p.-f y HAN r'L'ye.
f.tH'F ilF1 80 Il brown stone -- ID .U--
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fieamloais nn6 Railroads.

ALBANY OATS-.People's Line.n-DREW
P Si Nor and EcsG Height @ tune S 81
sey SGia
TROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE
g 30 berth segdSa sea%,Is c o and i GIfY OF
saturday p. H. SUNDAY steamer touches at Albany.
-RONDOUT. KINGSTON andCATSKII
~ MOUNT ANS Alns-t, O. GfanstQns We, Point,
iornalc W.T. Sic, az Iela 800 c ana
and tsS1 S0qn's IA, F F9'QS'a 5S G9f CITY OF
at w P G Hy qS nS % 9r7ss n H.
TuARJEM RIVER BRANCH
Z -NEW.Y DIRK. \ EW HAVEN AM HARTFORD r. r.
Trains eave Harlem River STATION, corner 1872 -st and
I've Rd Avenue Elevated Railroad, dy except
20 and GG p Tq for Po oI m 2 ca:aSor
SoaE Poin Hunts POINT, Nee Earns Van Nest W9rt
Ssisnd Pelham Manor and New Rochelle. connecting az
&C. NeS ok Sow.Hayen and Il ifoIa IsoaI shore
ScNntan and sufed Branches and Boston and all points
sdrignt train for New-Rocaele all intermediate
io q ~ sSs To- 9S iSceBe and s
S neon Rq n ave TO S Giants asT c a and
Stamford
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD-Oonmenein June - $50
ihrous3 rns we S S G44I SsItIS Dp0 1broueb draw
cars 70 Iochgsies -, AlDans ana HontTaL r
T9 nnnf cas- stopping at 9s4y LIZA as, SyT@enfS
arriving at Ch,ca9o go IN. Cincinnati 800 m and ST
lOuIs 7:4Op. m. next day
IOoU press drawineroOm cars to Canaan
d9!gu3, Rochester. Falls and Buffalo.
~ a m Mesien New-1 ok and Northern Express with
CIaWlug-rOO cars
$50 y. NJ. Albany, Troy and Utica Express through
drawing room cars. TO saIatosa II edward and Giens
Ia.ls Saturdays only
q D. an. Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
Chicago Louis Express. with seepingcarS
for iagaIa Falls Buffalo Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit Chi
AMI It. Louis
IGOp Exgess with slecSng cars 10 syracuse 40 20
Auburn road, and 70 Saratoga also tO Montreal.
4yl5 m. IaCGc ENpess, with sleeping crs FOR Roches
Buffalo. Falls Cleveland IOeCO Detroit
OWaeItOwn ana Ocdeus burg daily except SATURDAY
lII5 D. Night Express with scepmg-CaTs TO Albany
and Troy tonues with the mOnir trans the West ana
tie North saturday night.
ICketS sale at Grand Central Depot, No D Bowling
CIec'L 4l3 Broadway Harlem leIOt l-t Inst ana 4thave
and al WestcOtts Express Orces Parkl Broad
way o5 aud 9i2 Bro dway and 90 West l2jh.st New-
NOrS 33 Washington and $50 FultOnsts BROOKLYN, and 20
Gthsi. Williamsburg
&C oBOda drawing and s!eeplng be
procured at OF the ticket offices Newly city, anu
EJi Washing Brooklyn.
Baggage Ca ed ioI and cIecked from residence.
these trans daily All Ohe daily except Sunday
1These trans stop at Harlem l2ith-st. ana 4thave.
ton sunday rams only 10 Albany and Troy
J. NJ. TOUCEN j.. NJ. KENDRTCK,
General Superintendent. Cereal Passenger gent.
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A ORWICH LINE.

4 ORWICH LINE. 49, -. ,,,.u.o....
~ Heducton all points: Boston 50 WoreesteH
G, 50 Stearers leave Pier North River loot oil Nats.
se ner above Desbrosses Street Ferry at 45O p H. day
Er,,l
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brookIpu Dro1;rt, Eur Sal; Az 81 Let


4 THE NEW modern marble corncr stores,
~. Nos -. 70. aud 10 Wa'kr-st 73x+O ret 80 feet
from TrorWlr with light three -lr'.. heated by
plate Clss windows pa sui gh elevators vaulied
sidewalks aluug Ten NIL citf lots the four
namely. store. basement aud second lots
VIII be- dvDcu ~ required rtrt very low averaging only
% cent, pei tutre foot Ter 4Iiuin
BUTLrR AthtS ~ q co. 50 Broadway.
LrOR SALE or RENr-Two villa houses, II
rooms j.. and l9l LinCOn-pace Prospect Park:
Irroc order; ready 10y mmeilr occupations bay windows
three owner, FIELDER, 30 LiDeItyst.
7 F0NARD MOODY. Real Estate Broker and
II BROOKLYN Manager OF the Hanover Fire Insurance %
ana Metropolitan P,te Glass insurance o, No 20 Ourts
Branch Offices 276 Flatbusavc and 1913 BedOrdayc cI'
sonal uven 10 tho sale rental and general manage
mont Of real estate --, -..-,.. ..,r,o
sale OF The city 2 and stories tram ma
brick and brownsone dwellings, from S2Juu 10 souuO
Lots plots desirable locSt FOR investments ana I'M
provomtns store property principal business sti"ots
Fiat, g. paying 10 TO l. cent SeNei ns
pieces OF church properly i0f sale also iaCIoi sn
proDces; storage skating Kinks ana saDes
Fine mansions and villas in desirable locations Win eh'Ta
grounds -. r,.4,tod
lists o all the offices - la, ..o,
Parties having business connected In any way Win ieA
'''AV0 "iA oO'S' y no 20 CoURT.sT., Main once.
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Gin 1Jrcperln t0anie0.

WANTED, by a gentleman and wife, hand
W sYmciY furnished house, between Madison and 9th.
and jO-st. and The fark. Address +. D. 377G.
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SOUTHEEN DIVISION.
FTHE NEW LINE
\ BETWEEN
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA:N NORFOLK, OLD POINT

HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
he View York. Philadelphia Nortok ltai ROAD company
L1H Fast and ight Express between New ok
at 'apo Charles Trains orr, PenDsy
A. iOad 20 y. week days and daily, arriving Ola
FONT OOrf0r ID D. week days and 20 M daily Nor
I3k m ana ~ n m Sleeping cars through from New
ffN 70 cape Iuare3 and tar0r from Philadelphia with
Cut change nckc7 parocar and sleeping beuhs
occurred al any lcket once OF the wanna Railroad
CouiC1uy X y COOKE beul Pass. and Freight Agent
ii. W. DUNE, Superintendent.