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The new North-west., 1885-05-15
No 1494.
Mining Application.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, |
HELENA, NJ. n, March ?. 1885
Notice Is hereby given that James =. Valley, Ro-
land L Rombauer and William Weinsten whose Post
ONCE address Is Phpsburg Deer Lodge county, N, T.,
nave this day aled their application for 1887 linear
feet OF the EXTENSION OH THE FAR DOWN lJde
mine mine Or vein situated In Flint Creek Mining District
Deer Lodge Co., ". and designated by the official
paf aud Held notes on Ole In this office as Lot No. 81
IN township North, Range 13 West, aud described
as follows, to- wit
BEGINNING at the southeast corner granite boulder
saox4 M feet. marked wit. cross Xl and lass for
district bears so deg 80 min 2gO feet d tant and
running thence 10 degs 4s min w 600 feet thence
2 oa aegs oi min 1887 feet: thence 10 degs iS min
oVo feet thence 81 degs 81 min 1887 feet TO the
acres claimed.
The location Of this mine is recorded In the Record:
lodes, on page 524.
The only adjoining claimant to these premises
No. 1897 on the east
+. Atkinson, Register.
N. b. Ringeling. Atty for Applicants. SlS-lOt
The new North-west., 1885-05-15

Idoubt IL men realize what It Is to have
won the love Of good woman. He who
has done that has made a success In life,
even though he dies in the gutter.
No man has right TO regard himself az
the boss of the household. The family
should be an affair OF co-partnership Nc
man has right TO assassinate the joy OF q
day in his own house, and no woman should
DO compelled to live with cross man.
Treat your wife like Q tender flower, and
she viii fiil your life with the perfume OF
love And, to begin with, court your wife.
Don't think your wife's love Is not OF suf.
icient value 70 take care OF after you have
secured It. rs
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
Job Wagon and Team;nr.

have Job Wagon on the streets of Deer
lodge during working hours every day, and
am prepared to deliver Trunks or Packages
20 anu from any residence promptly and a.
reasonable rates. Also do heavy teamng
at Cartons.
oUS-u Gro. TUCKER,
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
Copy Of Summuns.
COUNTY OF DEER LODGE, J
,,,,x.-,-1-x- r,. 1x

tSS
TERRITORY or MONTANA.
In the Justice Court OF Philipsbnrg Township in said
County and Territory, before Frank ID. Brown,
Justice OF the Peace In said Township.
Samuel Smyth,
Bailey & ordway. ~ -..-
The people of the Territory OF Montana send greet
ing TO Bailey a. Urdway, defendants.
You are hereby summoned 10 appear in an aetion
brought against you by the abovenaned plaintiff in
the Justices Court Vt PhilipsburR Twonship In said
County and Territory, and to answer the complaint
therein filed within ten days, exclusive of the day of
service you of this summons II terved within this
county, otherwise within forty days, or Judgment
will be taken against you according to the prayer OF
said complaint.
The sad action IL brought to recover the sum OF
$3.50, the principal of certain prommissory note
executed by you In March ID. 1885, drawn in favor
OF plaintiff, and made payable on demand, the same
being now due and unpaid.
And you are further notified that judgment win be
taken against you by default for the said amount to-
wit, $3.50, together with costs of suit If you fail
appear and answer said complaint
And Jon notified that the tools, tinware and ma
tcrial In the store building of Bailey Ordwa have
been levied upon, In accordance with the PRAYER of
said plaintiff, to secure the judgment herein demand
ed by him. a-l.-----s
Given under my hand this nth day or April A. ID.
1885.
FRANK D. BROWN,
. e Ssi-4t @#...r Justice of the Peace.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
NORTH WEST; DEER LODGE MoNANA FRIDAY MAY 49, 1885,
No. 1911.
Spplieatioa tot u 2atsat.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA. M II Anril Q. lSS.l

US. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, NJ. T., April 2, 1895.
Notice IL HEREBY given that the Princeton
Mining ompary, by James X. Pardee, At
torney-in fact, whose postaffice address Is
Medhurst. NJ. r., has this day filed his appli'
eatlo. or patent for -Four Hundred linear
feet of he PRINCETON 3 & 4 EAST Lode
mine. or vein, bearing silver, etc, with sur
face ground six hundred feet in width, sitna'
ted in (unorganized) Boulder Mining District
County of Deer Lodge and Territory OF Mon.
tana, and designated by the field notes and
official plat on file in this office as Lot No. Al
in unsurveyed Township north, range IL
west of principal base line and meridian oil
Montana Territory, said Lot No. 46 being as
follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the southwest corner for cor
ner No. from which the Iaitiai Point for
surveys in this district bears 13' 81 w 1855
feet distant; thence S $40 32' + Dds feet
thence S0' L l75 feet; thence n 35' % L
GOO feet; thence n 500 w 175 feet; thence n
$40 80 w 225 feet; thence $50 2S' w GOO feet
to the place OF beginning. Magnetic varia-
ton DO to 22" 80 East, containing B q acres.
The Location of this mine Is recorded In
the Recorders office of Deer Lodge County
in Book L of Lodes.
The adjoining claimants are the Princeton
Lode Lot 50 on the west; the Boulder Placer
Lot 45 on the south, and Clear Creek Placer
Lot Al on the east.
any portion of said Princeton 3 & East
Lode mine or surface ground are required to
file their adverse claims with the Register OF
the United States Land Office at Helena, in
the Territory of Montana, during the sixty
days period of publication hereof, or they
will be barred by virtue of the provisions OF
the Statute.
S22-1Ot Parkinson, Register.
JOHN w. EDDY, Atty for Applicant.
First Publication April 10, 1885.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
SAFE FOR SALy

No. 3, hre-proof comb;n.,;o, -,
=. good s.andard construetion. in perfect ordns
low sgurs nsw ~ every respect, viii be sold a.
red to is 4s inegp igssq & ios soon: The No. 8 refer
ara inches deep insideare. snonsh ~ wde ,s
SAFE an purposes. Weight I3OO pounds' tn. III
THE NEW NoRrH-wxsr.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15

now offer them for sale in order to intro.
duce new strains of blood in my stock.
AIN EDA is an Imported Norman Per.
cheron horse, seven years DID, dapple gray,
16i hands high; weight 1850 pounds, true
sire, sound, tractable aud kind.
FREDERICK WILLIAM is a half-breed
Norman Pereheron, thirteen years old, dap.
pie gray, 16t hands; weighs 1850 pounds, a
true sire, sound, tractable and kind. These
require no further mention.
Under the circumstances, they will be sold
at very reasonable prices--less than like
horses can be purchased for in the East.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
Copy of Summons.

In the Justice Court of Phihpsburg Township, in
SAID County and Territory, before Frank ID.
Brown; Justice Of the Peace In said Township.
Csplice Smith, ~
W.
Bailey q ordway,
The People of the Territory of Montana send
greeting 10 Bailey * Ordway, defendants U...-.
You are hereby summoned to appear In sn action
brought against you by the above named plaintiffs In
me Justices Court of Phlipsburg Township In said
sounty and Territory, and 10 answer the compnfnt
lnerein ned within ten l10l days, exclusive OF the
oay OF service on you OF this summons, IL served
WITHIN this county otherw re within forty I4Ol dave
or Judgment will be taken against you according to
the prayer OF said complaint This action IL brone M
70 recover the sum Of $3.50, for goods and mer-
cnandse sold and delivered the defendants AT their
specai instance and request, as more fully appears
oy the complaint on die IN this Office
and you are further notified that the tools tinware
ana material In the store building of Bailey Ordwa,
IN tne Township of Philipsburg have been levied
nisn,a ~ satiaction Of the Judgment demanded BY
M M as more fully appears by their Complaint on
And You are hereby norided that Judgment will he
anen against You by default for the aaid amount To-
VII, S3i together with costs OF suit II Won fail Ia
appear and answer sad complaint. : ' "
oNen under my hand tnis nth day of April 1sen
sex. FRANK d. BROWN,
o~F-fs Juetice of he R.aca
The new North-west., 1885-05-15

Whitehall Times: Charity kicks multi
tuas OF shins
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
MOSLEM FIGARO
'''- SEASON or 1885,
MOSLE { M,

A seyen-year-old Bay Stallion Imported to
Montana by the late John s. Pemberton),
was sired by Almont who has twanty-seven
colts below the "thirty" list, dam by Rosa
Clay, she by American Clay, he by Down
ny's Messenger, by imported Messenger, ma
king him Standard horse by both sire and
dam.
TERMS-S25 for Season.
Season ends August 1st.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
ALMEDA s FREDERICK WILLIAM,

Having for a term of years, requiring a
change, used my Celebrated Stations,
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
CHARLIE ROSS,

Persons having fiilies that they have bred
themselves from Almeda can secure the SER
vice of CHARLIE Ross at Reduced Rates.
Mares bred last year not proving in foal,
will be bred this year at half price.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
Young Stations for Sale.

/ have for sale number of Fine Half.
Breed and Five Eight Norman Percheron
Stations, by Almeda, which will commend
themselves to judges of good horses.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15

In Ward. d.....................S 700 per week.
In Private Room. 1000 per week.
This includes medical treatment, medicine
with board and lodging. S0l-3m
The new North-west., 1885-05-15

All modern medical and surgical applian-
ces have been provided, and the medical
staff of the institution are fully prepared to
treat all classes of cases.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE new Hos PITAL.

Belonging to the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company, at Missoula, is open TO
the general public.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

u i NETWORK NEw.HAvEN AND HARTFORD II. X
Trains leave Harlem River station corner iS2as ana
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated Rairoad daily except
sundsys IT. e;46 Tag sl0 1000 bl5o m a.. n 400.
Coax Point. Hunts Point West Farms Van Nest West
Chester Tmpsons Bay pelham Bay Barlow City
island Pelham Manor and connec Ing Ing q;
the New.York and Hartford Railroads; shore
Lane and iir Line Divisions NewC anaan- Mddefown.
New Britain and sued Branches and Boston And all points
East. III ........
Cons at l2:1O g. m. daily. except Mopdavs
Sunday trains for New Rochelle and ell intermediate sta
tons at 200 noon the latter train connecting
ct Rochelle with way trains to Grand Central Depot aud
Stamford.
n EHIGH VALLEY as.en go
~ trains leave dePos foot o. cer,sndt sna ps.STesss
Xilentown Reading. Mauch Chunk Wtkesoarre TowasaA
Wassry IthAca Geneva Lyons BuFao and ths west fus
IA m for EastoH Bethlehem and Coplay.
Trains cavng Of $40 and $40 p m connect fol al
points Mahonoy and Hazeon coal regions Sunday train
kayee for Nauch Chunk ard hazletsn. $40 N
General Eastern Oacs. No. 2ss breadwsyro go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-27

TRIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
IL YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arran gcmens from Chamberss Depot From 23d
aan-Daily except sundays Day Express Dfawing room
coaches 70 3nshamton Esnra Hornsve ..hs.
Hornesviiie 10 CInc1nnsu and Buia 10 Cniesso -,
aDSsE d5sdTr 4h4 IS
fNAa fHAhsE F 3s ESsl sanok s5
ST. LOUIS $50 THE SECOND MoINiNa so,,,
iain Of Pullman psy and sleeping
Lmira Buffalo Niagara Falls ana Chic,yo IN 1ooo m IL
s1a 4a @ i 80 az 40 60 so
nidniFh, spnisys 5:a5 7i5 $50 1920 LAD o''o "f'
~ esa5 1920 7so $50 1920 le las
40 40 $40 $40 Clio $3.50 1880 $50 1890 and ~
nsdnieht sundays 545 745 $50 1920 I'm Lao $50 '4o
swart ana Peterson via Newark Gas $3.50 10 lao
1890 ago 500 $50 go 1880 70 ana mo " on'ght Sat
sukern 44o 5:l5 1850 so 1920 las 800 $40 i4o
$50 eo $50 1880 and 10 midnieht Sundays $40 7a5
so %.Ts 9S 1.s 4s sS ara y
Eewbarr and Cornwall 1906 m $3.50 4;So % m SUNNY
Rosdout and Kingston and Montgomery Q m; 3sop m
vosn Sunday 545 IA $50 1870 m. 90 $50 5pp.
s1aSsv sss AS $50 ic2Ss N 600 $50 s m
h Pot JEWS 7os 1920 M ss5&$o 600 800 SSop
I Rsss ssS 1879 ssS: ssy ss to o.,
eveIy fifteen minutes 5!6 to lo4s m every thirty
!. .n pDssy a5y
be obtained and orders the checking
M %.s be %s
TIpress trains from West at 7;lo
$50 9aS ma ABBoRT een Passr Agent Nev.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-27
RECORDED REAL ESTATE
NETWORK CITY.

The following TRANSACTIONS were recorded In 'ne
Registers Office yesterday:
Gouyerneur-st IT Of 5oxll7S; .o ,oo
John Menches wife TO l. Ryan s]ooo
Forsyth.st No 65 Henry schaeer and vile 10 u ooo
Ma dUpn rs IT sof 27ihst 2ssxio; ~ oo,
" nj yht and wife William Leftch <"ooV
Same property; william Leitch to Martha On ooo
l4Gtbsf A. $50 II Q OF Legget.ave 65xl00x irregu,
lar; David Fitzpatrick and vile 10 Ed"aro 10
snrinest Nos i2ia and IA, also 200. 208 and 2lO
Maoerry'st' Amelia HOFFMAN 70 'onn o. $1,000
4th.si So IFS II W Of Washington-ave z5xl60; ooo
James Middleton to Catharfne Lyme :,.; A'-oo
strong-ave u 1862 II e OF TintOnsvc 2IxS1 Johh soo
w Decker Max Gowck and wife <''oo
sth-et ne 200 II OF lst-ave, 37.6xlOO; eopmo
Berle TO Adolph w Berle-
Same property; Adolph w Berle to Leopold IL 90 600
AveA es 275 Fl s Of Clf.st. 25x 1905 Charles IL 900
Jordan to Caroline Schmueser. ''"oo
Same property. 25ylV0 Charles schmueser ana , ooo
wife TO laries IA Jordan @'o"0
Johnson-ave nws. lot 1lO33xl50, Mary V bo'or OF.
TO Victoria Schmtt. -''
l5stn. At n s. lot l24.25xl00 William W Burgo'ho .aa
and wife TO Peter Bauth. y I; As'"
llth;ave 7o anon !, .. ro'.s' 1880
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ADiRON DACkS.
AVON BEACH HOTEL,

Health and rest The Prospect onMaithas viheysndd
,.ous for nyigorating breezcs Situation hs anu
delicStfuI wafer pure prices reasonable Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-27

-7,,,psoN RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
A. LINE STEAMER ALgANy on G vrDBARp
ts'' ssss fs g.. Ssy ySa,r SAC N
.s ss2s issdinr Syaek iaIyicwn Sy terly
W. Ia S ana neeSsShccTIoxss r@u.'v
s1n,M'aaSsa and East and with special train
5SI h sp ssssi's Ct sss s6 csss Mt
SGANdnsoN-wiin ana A. Il X. for Chatham Prtsheid
As.s VII sS. sna Lake
xSn the North and wtn n aa X baI
sNs saslsPE Siasfs Bay
- -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKILL
sSor
9sSpus with Uissr and SswsIs stony owe
4S 81 k hS9aTAs am and !xH.s
s sss1 SsH az when CITY d TSssion
NM rqFssRTs T FIN
WIN Leave a.. s0q adssl Sunday
n arriving al q. an ''
TROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE
A. e,ssnss sAhATooA and CITY or TROY leave Piss
e; :sssss Sscss: o 1S ;.'''' SATURDAY
GATsKILdL. NOUN MoHNT TylSIS,, LINE
y Steamers KAATEHsKiLL and cArsKILL
"a ssS Ss., s
sHdsy psSts on arrival q Special 70
FSg;r fyns t@s liable es,. e h0S.' rates. &C.,
- VI
COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,
L. 26l Broadway. corner Warren.st. New York
railway and ea%snp Tickets to all points a. al the ,e~Sss
n Sss ,ts can be sent by mail Address
poston i97 Washingtonst Chicago. loo Dearborn-st
FALL RIVER LINE.
For Boston, FALL RIVER
NORTH and EAST.
ne most comfortable and agreeable ronte 70 the WHITE
md ssashore resorts Of England aud Provinces Tho
se'Ah0"n sPiIeRIM ana "BRIsIoI,. INN,
have New.York alternately daily, SUNDAYS INCLUDED
II $50 D. m Pier IS North River foot OF Murrsyst
Connection Annex boat from Brooklyn M jersey
CWsPm FINE CONCERT
board evening by the celebrated bands AMI
ehesras attached TO these steamers Long water roae:
full nights rest six morning trains to BOSTON, snort rAi
Ida xrw rp.Ixs
SECOND BOSTON EXPRESS leaves Fall River at 725
4 m, "a y. except Snnda due In Boston 0:O3 a m:
725 m daly. ,pt sun Parlor cars through to
loyans via Lowell and Nashua and via Lowell ana Norm
Conway xyru,coru,r
For Newport r T. direct Martha's Vineyard; Nantucket
CAPE Coz ana gu and seashore resorts on C"oy
"'e"- 1PR S and OLD COLONY"
leave York alternately daily SUNDAYS excepeo a,3
from Pier 2s North River lod number) These stsam
DO not beyond Newport Tickets and or
Win sor Hotels. LINZ OFFICE PIER IS North River
and steamers in Bro klyn at Courtsl 500 tronst
Write 70 p O. Box 4ts NewYOrk for nsi OF Fan River Limo
Tours and Excursions and copy Tip End OF Yankee
Land" free application cro <,oSNop
~ - 49, Agents Gen. Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-27
IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

The only al-water route direct TO
COMFY ISLAND AND LONG BRANCH.
and only line landing the Great Ocean Iron Piera
COMFY ISLAND.
Leave 23dst n. r. o. 10 andll H. ~ mr l. i'SA aj''
3l5, ll0, q. q. 7, 8 and 3 m
Leave Pier n X CBatery station. Elevated Rail
road), 30 minutes later.
Returning leave coney Island New Iron Pie: lo4o ana
lao a H. l24O lao 2i0. 1928. 4l0 D. o;io oao. IsS
$40, 94O and 1890 p IN.
Last boat at 1880 D. M, landing at Pier only
LONG BRANCH
f%aya Leave Leave
23d-st, N r Plcr l. N II Lonf bIanch
$3.50 q IN. AZ "A W. A.ao w
$3.50 D. m. 4pm oooP M
Excursion tickets sold at all down stations elevated rsu'
WAYS holding Second and Third Avenue Iron
steamboat Excursion Tickets transferred from South
Ferry TO Battery station Free Of charge both ways
No freight or baggage taken or checked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-27
REAL ESTATE

EEw-YoRK, Saturday, July %. 1854
The announced sale ct the Exchange and Auction
Room to-day, by Richard V. Harnett g. Co., auo-
tiOneers Of one lot on Lincoln-aye., OF lSoth-st
was adjourned to July 80.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the week ending with Saturday. August 1,
the following sales announced to be held ~ tne
Exchange and Auction Room:
TO-DAY (MoNDAY). JULY o.
John Boyd foreclosure SALE Ambrose Purdy rsers.
Nos l79 and lSl lOth-ave WI FL It o OF 2lstsL
TUESDAY. JULY %.
Richard Harnett Co. foreclosure sale Frcdercs fos
ter referee Of lot 3S4!lo!s and s,stsry oudms' NOS
a Blocker SON suction sale Of building and ios acres
OF land In Morris County. NJ.
WEDNESDAY. JULY "a
John Boyd foreclosure SALE w Do Lancey referee OF
plot Of land b2x7 and 6sloy brick budinys On 2dve
John FB smyn partition Of lot a5xioo on Rivins
No 10 Lewisst s. 10 It n Of Rivinston-st ,,-,,.,.
Richard Harnett co foreclosure SALE Sacs nsdi.
senaye, W g. 79.ll IT OF l33dst
THURSDAY. JULY 30.
Richard Harnett a Co foreclosure SALE w Bracket
ST. andsimar sale Alvin OF lot snS
s7th.st.
FRIDAY. JULY 81.
John smyth forec's IRE sale Charles No 81 Gin
Of lot COX 100 and 4story aud 3-stoly puonss' No
Thomas searnes assiynoe SALE Of lot 32xIo1 ana
house LeIngtonavs 1913 Of o7ts ana S
4story building No 81 Broadst 200 is OF Exchange
place. ,o,,r.o n. q
lots story Nos 4lo to 42o East os'n
st . =, 23I. q IT Of 1stave -, =, ,,,,u, ro,srec
of lot 2sxs-6 aud 4-story dwelling. No242 Lexingonave
W % IT u Of 3ith-st
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INVEST SHORE RAILWAY.
1HE BEST CONSTRUCTED And FINEST EQUIP
DOUBLE Track LINZ FOR BUSINESS Or

DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS on
II ~,,,, ,.,,xc.. - PLEASURE TRAVE ell. ..x. ....o-.
. !atE WEST sIlCkE ROUTE Is ALONG The NE5r
11aVkE OF TIE wOHLDrAMED HUDSON KIvEH
11HHVt ~ ,iOOIuILLS OF CATskILL uOUNTAmN5
fGopn THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
0s AID aitcr July q 1855. will West 42dst
Al from Downtown station ;ootof Jay st..
&St ysr 60 minutes earlier from foot OF Rcst
pstfcit aId Csirago 'lVlO M 'eiO 'S:iV y u Pub
s.: Tom $40 - 10 D. M. Pullman sieepers
BtiGse, Niagara Fails Burso Rochester. TO-
vsca ssd sysscuse leo 'iUio i:i5 j. m: .o:i0 $40
Hisasms Pokeepse saugcre. and Albany 1910 s7:2a
s19io ljiJ a. H.. 400. .b.iU. sS:l0p. N.
Nfuvhrx KingslJg and Catskl. 1910. S7:2O. JsO1.
1VIv .lsis q H.; 81 - 4U. CIV. $40 y. me-
N bzf4ss<s specials 800. Ills q. m. $40 p-ia
b {&kc&erxe J:O IL Is sltrravs Dn'y, 3:ibp m.
4a'tfs>L !innier Hobart, Grsra Hotel station Pho
as:. ~ II: 8; IN. i:unet paror cars " Grand
>sf:eSse: Cairo. Mountain House station 12sio. 7'2o
fcs ..oss.. and t.ps IA East 7sso s0o me- oo p IN
eneo, Loadon. .lU:I0ab w. -0;l0 'esio p M Toronto
sDany. oysisr r. trains daily except SUNDAY.
IA ttke time talcs paIor slcepinz czt leous
- u information sprly = ofsces casey aY ron ~
ststc9 uoboken, - Hudsonst bLoo.yhS 5,s .sS7
gGee loot Of FULTON st.. New YORK gly r. w ~
~ Dol, NN LEO l.325 brc.awey asI vtr sa ~
s<ainsey l63h Boweu and WEI ebyo csssspss
<sase spd toct yy.:e7 49, "a ;sssSnnc:s 0rasr
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH Raj

,pennsylysna Railroad, foot Of Cortlandt-
Stations IN ) st. and Desbrosses-st
NEwyoRK }Phia, and Reading n. H.. foot Liberty-st
LEAVE EEW.YORK- Commencing June 81. 1889.
Sc south Anboy VIA Philadelphia and Reading Edroad
Va Psnrsylvsnia Rsiiroad %i6 7o m ~ noon. 4:iO
~ Ma Ms,svsp s "a PSassph. Railroad
55 7:36 D. IL $780, 4, 4SO. b. b:i5. 7.3o
en- sundays SABA NJ X go s D. m 70 ,os0 4.,o
tis penDsyi snis acaa $40 ,'iS m H. ~ noun A'io
5o Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove nsonry PARK
via Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. l4S y ~ MI
~ noon l36 BIO a. 430 g. SAB. 1850 m sundays (Dot
stopping q ocean Grove or Asbury Park T. sIb m. IL
Via Peansyivana Railroad ALB. 7:lo a. m. II noon.
$40 $40 does not stop at Red Bankl 4lo O. $50 p m
Sundays stopping ct Ocean Grove or Aspuy fnrkh
AIS .. m. p m -. ~ - :. =. ,rvc ,.,,..,r,.ua.u.
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I'm IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS

by t,e direct alrau daylight route special fast st
nfess train with parlorcArs viii, and aft Tune ~.
leave G. G. station NewYork via N r.. N H. and IL x +:
daily SUNDAYS excepted at vlo running through 70
fabysns without change arriving At destination ~ n'oV y
afWeiis River for MONTREAL. NEWPORT, gu EBEc,
etc ASK for Connecticut River Line Folder prnctpas
tcket onices be secured IN
Al d. r. ear Office a. T. station. OF oy ~d"cssx "
mail or telegraph On urMpsrrAu
a. p and T. A., N.Y.N. II and II. h H. 4thave and
A2d.a at New.York City.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
IN Trains leave from Depot for Fngle wood
Chester Perment and Nyack 7. $780, 10 H. 800 A. 4:1o
$40 Gao $50 IN. y midnight sundays T. 4 IN ana
Nspret spring Valley and Monscy7. loA m- 450 p m
Sunday, a m
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BLOUGE T.
O. O. HANCOCK j. Il. WOOD.
0P ct. A. p a. II. r. h. q. p. A. p. X. II

NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ ERs, c. H. NoKTHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
Peck Slip Pier No 25 r. r., at p SUNDAYS cxcepted;
and D. M (sundays inc uded connecting at New-B aven
viii special trains for MERIpEN. HARTFORD SPRING;
YIELD HOLYOkE. &c Tickets cold and baggage checked
q St4 broadway. " and4 Courtst. BROOKLYN. Excur-
Neu.HsyeD. 81 So
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Gflp Wanteo.

vXyANTED.-Ladies and gentlemen in city OF
w country to take light work at their own homes ~
have socd for work and qrnsn stssay enpHS
Rgsrt IN. 1890 "a ss.1 SRH oAo"N A~
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A FINE DAILY EXCURSION
4 mp THE HUDSON to NEwBURG AND RETURN.

Steamer JAMES BRETT from Pier daily Spndsys e5
Yonkos Cranstons West Point, Cold spring and
Returning leaves Newburg every evening Ssa.arSs ea
West Point and Newburg yare SOC: Excursion ncke,A
Hudson River r. X. to West Point 81 to NewDrg ~ 20
special pareA delightful evening si down Inc
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