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The Arizona sentinel., 1885-01-10
Stories Of Andrew Jackson.

When Jackson was President, Jimmy
ONeill, the Irish doorkeeper of tho
White House, was q marked character.
He had his foibles, which often offended
the tastidiousness of the Presidents
nephew and Secretary, Maj. Donelsoa,
who caused his dismissal on an average
of about once . week. But on appeal
to the higher court the verdict was al
ways reversed by the good nature Of the
good old General. Once, however, JIM
my was guilty Of some fragrant
ofense, and, being summoned before
the President himself, YVES thus
addressed: Jimmy, I have borne
with you for years in spite Of all COM
plants; but this goes beyond my pow
ers of endurance" "And do you be-
lieve the story?" asked Jimmy. Seer.
family" answered the General 81 hare
Just heard it from two Senators"
"Faith," retorted Jimmy, eff I he.
heved all that twenty Senators say
about you, it's little I'd think you was
ft to be President" Pshaw. Jimmy"
concluded the General, "clear out, and
60 back to your duty, but be more care
full hereafter" Jimmy not only re-
tanned his place to the close of Jackson't
Presidential term, but accompanied him
back to the Hermitage, and was with
him to the day Of his death.
Gen. Jackson had very little love or
taste for poetry, his favorite author be-
ing Dr.. Isaac Watts, from whose
Psalms and Hymns" he used to make
his selections for the inscriptions in the
ladies' albums which were once so fash
ionable, when they were sent him with
request for his autograph.
1t is said that while President he neye,
drank any ardent spirits. This was cor
roborated by his negro servant, who said
that "Masss jackson no drink rum, but
den he drink his coffee strong enough
to kill de debbl" Cincinnati Gazette
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-01-10

T1NE to plant dog muzzles.-ToT'"o7s
Gazette. Better plant the dogs, and
you will have doggone sure thing OF 1t.
Ga, but this English is o peculiar
language. We use busters to eaten the
dust, and busters to brush the 0uss
sWS1H
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-01-10

PRETTY often one man can set up o
Job in second which will require the
.abor of two men two hours to undo.
For instance, California man put a
billiard ball in his mouth without a
particle of trouble; but it took two
physicians two hours to get it out
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a Card.

To all who are suffering from the En-
rors aud indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness. early decay, loss of manooOd,
ISc., viii send recipe that VIII cure
YOU, Free of charge. This great remedy
was discovered by il missionary in Sopth
America, Send a self-addressed envelope
to the Rev Joseph T. Inman, Station d
New York civ.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Is never failin q
to cure Nervous
.Debili y, Exhaust
ed Vitality, Semin'
al Weakness, Sper-
.ma'Crrbea, Los
MdrhCoG, lmpu-
tenc.y, PARALYSIS,
and all the terrible
effects of self al
use, youthful fol-
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Yuma, Yuma County, A T.
ITO SAMUEL PUkDY AND A. CAR
n gill-You are hereby notified that ]
have expended one hundred dollars
woith OF assessment work ard labor dur.
Ing the year A. d. 1852, and one hundred
dollars worth Ct assessment work and
labor during the year 1858, on the Min
erva mine, located in Silver mining dis.
riot, Yuma county, A. T., in order to
hold said premises under the provisions
OF secti"n 1884, Revised Ststuies nf the
United States, beiLg the amount required
Tor holding the same for the year ending
Dec. 81, A. d. 1852 and Dec 81, A, D.
1883; and if within 80 days from the ser
vice of this notice you fail to contribute
your proportion of such expenditures to
wit: Sixty-six and two thidds 1850. ~
dollars each, as co-owners, your interest
in said claim will become the property OF
the subscriber uidcr said section 1924,
JULIUS SEIBECK.
July 18th A. D. 1884.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-01-10

SOME one, not an editor, has mad;
the novel dicovery that the cat is no
where mentioned in the Bible.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-01-10

ONLY by intimate companionship ca,
we learn ones true nature.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-01-10

cure under special treatment and advice.
The reason so many cannot get cured
of weakness and the above diseases,
owing to complicationed called prosta-
torrhea which requires peculiar treat
mept.
Liebig's Invigorator No. is positive
cure Tor prostaterrhea. Price of either
Invigorator 81 per bottle; six for $40.
Sent to any address ON receipt Of price
or C. o. d. Responsible persons paw
when cured. Strictest Secresy Maintain
ed. Patients cured an home. Liebig's
DisJeusary runs and elegant drug store
in the building. Consultation, personal
ly or by letter, free.
ORDINARY CASES.
ANY recent cases Of special or private
diseases cured for $40. Remedies suffi-
cicnt TO cure will be promptly sent with
full directions and advice on receipt Of
$40 All packages securely covered from
observation.
INVIGORATOR SAMPLES FREE.
Call or address DR.. LIEBIG d. CO..
400 Geary street. Private entrance, 405
MssoD street San Francisco
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EktF ATT <tWANTEO for the best
HotNl Ss ssaniEy s' Iif. 5 o} 9. 8.
G.. Blaine" Lives of the Presidents, "etc;
che alslatest and quickest selling nov el
ties. Agents are making fortunes Par
ticulars Tree. Be sure and send address
to. GORHAM d Co., Publishers and
Agents San Francisco.
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No ONE of us is so perfect that he dc =.
not need the charity Of his fellows
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-01-10

EVIL reports gather strength ss ,
SnOVball gathers Snow,
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hGENTc"%f' aIi ine if Pre ThS en hisS'
FA-t Sthe U. s. The largest
hapdsomest book ever sold for less THAI
twice our price. The fastest selling book
In America. Immense profits 10 agents
All Intelligent people want it. ANY on.
can become a successful agent. Terms
free. HALLErT BOOK Co. Portland, Main
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.


1rvrrPoot Nav ls-l23O D. m.-COtOn dull; Middling
Upands SD. do Mdrling Orleans, I'D saIesu.Ooo
bales, including 1000 Tor spGenaloh anu isni I"S
Mddlng eaqse May and June delivery; also -
Odd do July delverV. U364d; also t2Ctd'
August and september delivery 500 s!sS otrj
40 September October delivery b2Gfd do November
and December delivery, 5O64d. ,, ooo 49,. 49,
Tenders delivery at todays clearing LOCO bales ne"
2pm-Cotton OF tho day included iAol bales
American. Futures steady UDiands Low MIddng clause
May delivery oS.6Ad sellers q9 SIy az am ts bnyrrs
do july and August delivery, > o&.Ad value 10 AuEus,
and september delyery It'd seleis no. G Tyci,hcT
delivery. 5264d. buvors do November anu necn,nHSi
delivery. jO6id value do December and January deh'
: D. m-Cotton~ FUTURES closed quiet; Upands Low Mid
ding GSGss May dsye ysS DO lane and JAW dev
ery 0S-64d sellers do July and August delivery Ootu
do September and October delivery b2bid value 90
october and November delivery SD oIyeTs 90 S0sen
Der and December delivery SO.Sta sellers DO December
GALVESTON May ls-Cotton quiet Mlddllng. iOt2 10"
gross lU2 bales sales, q bales. stock G6i1 bales
SAVANNAH, MAY lS.-COttOn steady, hillulH lOlG Low
gross - Daes Exports COast"se 5s bales sales 10 bales
Low Ming 10 .i6 Good Ordinary lj.It. and
receipts BOG bales; sales 400 Oaes' stock 91IO bales
ST LOUIS May 10 Flour Gulet Xxx. s. asa 90 xxx
5000 =. IS. FANNY. - OOast 20 Choice ~ 51a - g.
Fancy Patcuts - jnH - 90 Wheat higher 40
Red. u 0G. Casn - Oh MAY 81 oiit June ~ 0b1-
51ic RYE higher at nc. Barley stcidyai ,Ua7Oc But
81 y iay steady ant unchtagci Brap lover a. . -
PORK sill ~ nutneat,-IonS Clear - -. short Rb
g. SSs ~ short Sei Nus = w5 arr g.P 600 s o
10000 Ddsa. oats lGODU 3usr I've 80 1..i. hAti is
brsu, corn. 1000 ou,n. oats 1000 od'i" "y@ -
bush; BarieT. - bush
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L on and after April 5th. 1885.
TDTfNK

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains Newly Desbrosses and Courandt sress
follows;
harrisburg Pttsburg and the West with Pullman Pa ACC
Cars attached a. M. 9. and = D. daily. New ork
chicago Limited OF Paror Dining smoking and sieep'
ing Cars az Ia a. m. every day. =.
Willamsport 10 Haven. r p M CORY ana E.lo ~
connecting at Cory for IltusVLuoFstEoe No"AS
naitm re- Washng ami SOUTH Limited Washington
Express Of Pullman Paror cars daily eIospt sunday;
10 M arrive washington i:05 Regular at $50,
and $50 a. m. l. S4O and p M. and IL night Sunday,
6l5a. 9 p. m ana ~ night -,
Atlantic CITY, except sunday with through Paror SIs
For Cape May. except sunday. ll;l0am:
Branch Head Junction and intermed ate stations
yia RAILWAY and Amboy, 800 1900 noon $3.50 100
D. IN ON Sunday 300 m and 500 m. do not stop az
For old Point and Norfolk $40 weekdays aud 500
D. M every day. 80 ...,..
city. anordng speedy and direct uahsior iof
Brooklyn travel. -. 90. =. s-s o,s o. AZ
p;nI daiiy and IlS5 q m, daily except Monfay Iron
Washing on and baltimore 6:2 500 a m l2V So ~.
b,SO $50 and 1000 sunday, $40 SOU a. M tv
pm. From Baltimore s,,op "a fT9 sn rhI ma i9c zoo.
$40. 700. 500. $40, 9Sl lO4O, ll'5u i ,noS
$40. $3.50 $50 $50 900 10 500 g5' sS3 Has NJ
night sunday, 800 6s-O i'Oo' oso'' AA'' ~
$40, 656, 800 $3.50, 1000 D. NJ.
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NEW-1ORk, May To-
Traders in oil certificates were treated 10
another disappointment in the course o. prices to-y
Only moderate business done aud the activity was
LARGELY recorded in the late dealings when prices sur
fered a sharp break. The opening was s cent higher
than the close Saturday night and after alp 10 ~ tr
ing was carried on between that figure and sOs cents
There was an absence Of important purchases however,
and though the temper OF traders bush me market
clearly needed positive support In the as nor lero
was sbarp decline to 1914 cents coupled WIN runpIS
Of the opening OF good well near FlttSOurg' fchh;
which II true may indicate the discovery OF rev on
district Little credit however, II gwen 10 the stories
and some cynics suggest that they were cTcualeu 10
cycu.e realzatons The market ended unsettled rather
Than weak at a shade above the lowest hgurcs OF tue
day a., .,a, ,oa,,,,,s Of tho Com
soldated Exchange were ms follows;
Opening. SOS lowest ma
Highest .......... SOS tinal............-.. US
Sales barrels ~
Clearances for saturday. lV'oo-'o
Refined oil was firm but unchanged.
BRADroRp, Penn, May ls.-National Transit Certlh-
Gates opeucd at sos and closed at 1888 Highest price
SOlo; lowest price, 1914 Cearauces. 3Oi2OOO barrels
SPIRITS OF TURPENTTNE.
CHARLESTON MAY IS.-Turpcntinc firm at 2S2c.
SAVANSAH. May lS -Turpcntine quiet at nc.
WILMINGTON May l8.-IuIpentne steady AZ &c
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/ EHEGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-passen 90
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILROAD. commencing october y. 1884,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot -.
tng.TGdm
$40 a. M Fast Limited Chicago Louis Express.
ester Bunaio Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo.
arriving Chicago To- 10 M and st. Louis I;zo M ners
fG:3O m Chicago Express drawngroon to caaau.
daigua Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo connects Toe
lila m. Western New.York and Northern Express vita
$50 p m, Albany, Troy and Utica Express. through
- D. M. Accommodation to Albany and Troy
D. Louis Express with seepingcar3 for Niagara
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit AID It louis
G:3 Express with sleepingcars 10 syracuse and 20
top Pacific Express with sleeping tor hocnestet
Buffalo Niagara Falls, Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chctgo
also to Wstertown daily except Saturday andto oguens
ii ny Nignf Express with slcepin gcars Albany sns
Troy Connects with the morning trains for the West ana
for the North except saturday night -
Tickets at Grand Central DeRot, 10, isowlns
ana at Wescot Express Onces3 Park place Broad
wayl 942 Broadway. ami 81 West i2othst. New
YORK. 1888 Washington and 100 Fulton sts, Brooklyn,
and 10 F0urth-st., WILLIAMSBURG
ACCOMMODATIONS drawn and sleeping cars can %
procured OF the ticket Oces in NoW-fOrk CITY, and
333 WashingtOn.st Brooklyn.
Baggage called for and checked from resluense
I NJ r0UCEY u. NJ. KESDRTCK.
General superintendent General Passenger Agent.
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
" Frs G. H. NO ETHAN AND CONTINENTAL leave
peck Slip Pier No 70. F. r., at p ant ii p m tsln:
DAYS excepted connecting at New Haven wlt1 SPECIAL
trains Tor MERIDEN, HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD,
3roadwav n " and Court ST.. Brooklyn Excursion to
Haven and return 81 30.
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WEST SHORE ROUTE,

w VIA WEST saoRE OF HUDSON RIVER
All trains cave Cortandt and Desbrosses sth stations
follows: Talns West f2d-st saton zen utc 's
Chicago. -l0 o m. AZ p. IN. Pullman seepers through
It Lous 1900 q ~ Pullman . seSpers: ,eero,s
Suspension BRIDGE Niagara Falls Buffalo. Rochester Nv
a m. $500 .Sp. sleeping and parior cars through
Syracuse, 7:10 s10a M $500, .spm
Utica, 7;lO, 30 Hoo m. s6i6O. - D. m 50 ,,aa
Newburg kingston. catskli. Albany gao 10 iiO'
For monireai and Canada East 7Io $3.50 p. M
Hamilton London 40 m, 800 . D. IN Toronto '''''
9baiiy Other trains daily except SUNDAY. .o,
tickets, tables partor or sleeping car aco~s
tions or information apply az onices Jersey CITY, Fem
statiom Hoboken, lilo Washngtonst Brookyn Conr,s'
AnneI Office foot Fuonst NswYors Sty r. 2o' ~ S.S.
$685. SOL e46 lao S2S broadway o. oa' &C., a9 tort
land and Desbrosses and IVES, Shore saon Soss
and residences BIO left az ticket onses x.nl
$50 Brosaway. HENRf AoSEfi. Gen fsss' ~S'
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
WAITE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

On TRAINS FACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND on SUI"
"' nav Ss'rA lions IN PHILADELPHIA, lin
NETWORK.
Exnress trains leave NewYork via Desofosses anu N0u
iandt Streets Ferries a. fol ows: a ,p..n,rstou
40 TO $50 C3 Chicago Limited and 10 Wasmas.oaa
TTv,,,aT II.O a m l. 800, $40, 4. 40 o. o. 80
. D. m and IL night. sundays ei5 20 Lim''ea' 'As
iHa M a q 7 \ and Q D. m. and IL night, -. c-oo IA
Tatns esvtns ork daily except sunday at w. -.
and Ito m J. . 4, and y. M, connect ~ iien''
ior O,en leave Broad street station. philadelphia
sni ESQ "a s. bio 800 7;3) 500, $3.50 III ana l
M Limited Express .So and $40 M, 40 t,sS,
e' 2U Mo m 4 I430 Lmitedl $3.50. 7il0, ltO
gg.save adelphia Camden $50 N daily eh'eV'
Sunday. an an. -, IA. p-oadvay Astor Mouse,
nr ,oct OF Desbrosses and Cortandt stsi
n nnapyn Annex station foot OF Fulton,st
Buschs Hose. Hsbokeni Station. Jersey t IVY an
cEct once 40 Battery Place and Castle o~r1on, hssx
me New.York transfer Company Will csh iof Nh"
BAGGAGE from hotels and residencos d, uo0D
CHARLES L. PUoH y, y, " n.,s,r Agent
General Manager. GenefNfS'si
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Ia n, one automatically possessed from time TO time
some influence that made him better ana gre M pater
himself IN he lost himself too much in wnat MI ~
has admirably called imprisoned contemplauon' "a
has at least left such legacy as only genus,
re1ns not aays can leave. II is for this that we pay
him This homage of memory He himself mas sad tnsE
1t seems like stories from the land OF spirs
anv man obtain that which ne meiiu
or any merit that which he attaihS-
Roth conditions are fulfilled to-day
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING Il. X.
4 NEMLERHEY NENrRAL DINISLON.L

L ,NEWJERsEY CENTRAL DIXIIIoN,
TIME TABLEITXKfNG EFFfEcT NAY IN s.
@ o5 n qaC a. l no. 5 s $3.50 1 p
Direct connection Wayne Junction for Germantown aud
Chestnut lIAl; a. Coumblaaye. for ManayunE. cOnsho
DKAWiNG.ROo ON CARS on all Day Trans and SLEEPING
ReaTans sa 1Ss' Ninth SITS,
9 SKY s 00 10 Lob 54 M PIX r dam aOa 1 RepS m
s5l0 ~ 500 i6$o a. NJ Zoo $50 go 500 p m
For Lo OK HAVEN u PEXLE and PHtLIPsBURG PENN
For ''W3f LLfiMsroRr. sUYBURY. ,LEwIsBURG, and
ro MfhAHqS HrEd 4 GtS 40 49, Loo no. 400
SSe oar l2oo NJ sunday md a. $50 M mo lao 400
900 $40, 1900 m sundays, $50. 2. m
For For G and Si PiFroS 81 Too ss m
100 1:30 $40. 546 p. IN. sundays ut 5:30p IN
For at S So a5 an 5 m 100 $780, s45 400
ALLEMT0w y and MAHcm cs s1JS1y
For E%sroN at 400 100 s46 m loo. $780, sA5. 400
For a1Y h If2 BRIDdk BiANcM at 400 SAB 400
For FLEMGNGToN 700. s;t5 a. m. loo. li3o. AGO. 4So
For SGS SG II Zoo SO sa5 1880 IS
m 100, 1890 2:3O. 345, 400, +3O 300 $780, o;4o 800
SO 700, 500, 1880 p. sundays. 400. S'Ooa n lJo
For o'I PLgXfSfIELD 400 600 100 stS $50 1890 LIP
DAYS 400 500, s:i6 1900 m. 1880 AGO. $3.50. 7oo'
For &6Ne aRANcIM ocEAN GROVE ST AR .a0 At
$50 ,iS SoSs M ac9 o 49, S' soNpAfs o'cop'
ES and fSG SSSSF
$40 a. 1850, $3.50 p. m. , 49,. - ,,,,.....-, ~.
For ATLANTIC CITY. vINELAND and BRIDGEToIas
'''O NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
prom Pier No. 3, North River, via sandy Hook. -
HIC,iI..A \ DS SHABnlGHr and LONG biANCi,
1890 W. 400 m, suLdays vJn u M ,oo
For Att, ANTIO HIGHLANDS.lO; - q. N ! TULIP M
for LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER. BARNEGAT, D ; ?. m
Tickets can DO procured at foot IiDerIv-s Pier No o.
sf SIe Eyo5 ss s7 and 7G5 otSays yngonst 10
10 ia and GreenwolLst: l6S, 2OS East l2othst.,
5SL1 Bowery principal Hotels IN HewYork City In
Rrooklyn al NO 1 COurt-Bt. lOi broadway SSS. $50
Fuiton.st 30, $40 Manhattan;aVs loy2 Auanteaye IN
JonoEen 2bt Washinatonst N Y. Transfer Company VIII
Tor check baggage hotels or residence TO desns
ponn' wOoTTEN CO HANCOCK
j. General MANAGER. Gen. Pass and Ticket Agt
II r. BALDNIN. q. r. p. Agt, ll9 Llberty.st- N. Y
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THE NEW LINE
BETWEEN


COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
% HoU Rs fAsTtR THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Tie Now York, Philadeph Norfolk Railroad Company
now Fast Day and Sight Express botween NewYos
and Cape haries Trans leave Newi ors
Eailroad $40 ~ week days and "a daily, arriving tid
folk p IN. and 0l6 Sleeping through from New
York 70 Cane Charles and Parr Car from Philadelphia vita
cut charge okets paro and sleeping borths
DO secured at any Ticket Cco OF the Railroad
~. M.DUGNE, Superintsndsnk
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~ Trains leave from Chambers Depot for Engewood
CIoster. Perment and Nyack $50 10 m 1920 $50,
Nahret, Spring Valley and MOnsey 7. 10 46Op. M
Sundays a.
ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
IL YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILRoAp.
gements Of trains from ham oerssc Depot fr ~
a. m-Daily except sundays Day Express DRAWING room
c. aches To- Binghamt9n Elmra and Bnnao sleeping
Coaches TO Cleveland, Cincinnati and Chicago
G D m-Da ly. st LOUIS Limited" kxpress NO e1tts
ehFse for r fast me Pqm Nias aneI Falls a Ham
iJon ont 10 10 a. m Detroit Sa p nj sa is o
oa; !o a. m scoH Day CONNECTING trains To
Ieuo 7:55 p. aLd Indianap0 Is 1890 m. S.u,
Of Pullman n bag and geens
knnFa I9ns0 Pc 545 10 75G 80 1920 m IL
noon g. so 4:4O $40 $50 $40 $50 1870 1880 m ~
midnght sunaays Si5 $50 1920 N lao $50 $40 m
rat 1 I45 5:45 72O 75O $50 1920 10 l5
$50 $40 $50 $40 $3.50 $3.50 $50 lOSO n and ~
Midnight sundays j45 $50 1920 l45 $50 $40 SSp m
NewarH aud Paterson via Gas $3.50 10 1870
$50 ago $3.50 $40 1870 and II midnight sat
SafeTn Is S:lj $50 1910 a N :I5 $50 $50 GIG SO
lOSOp - midnight: sundays 500 $50 1920 N las
Warwck 7t5 lois az M SUNDAYS s;I5 NJ
RoSdout and Kingston and Montgomery . a m; SSop. N.
Goshen as j:l5 $50 lO2Oa m, $3.50 $50 4:3O $50
p ID. sunday $40 $50 l9.20a m. $50 pm, ,,,o-
Mddletown "a jt5 $3.50 loco $3.50 4:0 $50
sunday Si $50 1920 o., S Yo M he s,S e. and
Railroad at Manst The train stop at Main st. only
Port Ierys 4:i5 $50 1920 IN. 43O $50 sEn-
d1 Bo ssI leave SaO ass OO e e5 es to 45
n every fifteen minutes to N TO 1872 90 m every thirty
Tickets for passage and spartments IN Drawing Room and
be obtained ami orders for the checking
and transfer baggage may be LEFT az the Compays ocs
Nos 80. or 90 Broadway Isl Westst, n. r. No. .
Express trains from the West arrive NewYOrk at 7lo
'''O JOIN T. hBsofT eenr Pass'r Agent New.YOrk
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A GENTLEMAN whose poetry has appeared
N in ''TempIe Bar" would lie glad 10 submit MSS. OF
sddreas NEFSIti IL
Tribune UptOwuiOmce. 1925 Broadway.
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCGsJ). Nay IL. 1880.
TIE PETROLEUM. MARKET

The Chollar Mining Company has levied an assess
mani OF hncenfs per share.
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IlAUIEM RIVER BKANCH
4 NEW.YORK. NEW.HAVES AND HARTFORD r. r
Trains Harlem River station corner l32d-st. and
Iinconate Third Avenue Bridge Harlem ver
Preached by Third Elevated Railroad daily, eIcegt
sundays at $40 75. 300 1000, HOO 2lJ. 500,
$40. $40 GO end 500 p m for Por' Morris Casanova
hester Timpsons, Bay hester Pelham Bay Barlow city
Island. Pelham Manor and NewRochele, cOnnec ing at
New Rochelle with trains for nll points the line Of
the New YORK Ney-ilaven and Hartford Railroad shore
line and Air inc Divisions Newt anaan. MlddeOwn,
and sueld Branches and Boston and all points
East
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tions at 2:l8 n. daily. except MONDAYS.
Sunday trains for Rochelle AMI Gil intermediate
tons l2uO and $3.50 the latter tram connecting
Rochelle with trains Ia Grant Central Depot and
tamford express Boston via shore Line
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INDEX FOR 1884
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