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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-10-31

over million cattle which could and
would be grazed and sustained On
| these lands. That they (the Indians)
can be educated and civilized has been
| demonstrated by the Fathers Of St
| Ignatiu5 Mission in their boarding
schools and workshops on the Joclzo
reservation, in this Territory, and
doubtless at other places.
STOCK RAISING.
| Next to mining stock raising is the
largest and leading industry in the
Territory. According to the official
report Of the Auditor and Treasurer
for the official year ending December
81, 1884, the whole number of horses
assessed was 90,SI;5; mules and asses,
1854; sheep, $50, $50; cattle, 500, 768.
Since the assessment there has been
a large number cf cattle driven into
the Territory. Allowing for these and
under assessment and the increase, [
would estimate that we now have il
the Territory:
Cattle q . 100000 head
Horses Observation-Disclosures. 10000 60
Sheep. .........1 900 DO
EXPORTS.
While no statistics giving the
exact exports, yet through theraiiroad
companies, cattle and sheep organiza-
tons, mining companies reports, etc,
il can be approzilnated very closely.
Mr. Harrison, United States Assay
er, ana secretary ot one Of cur largest
cattle associations, has assisted me IN
making the following estimate Of ez-
ports for the past twelve months:
Silver, gross value q 1o5. -. 0,G0G, coo
Copper do q II cts. 1000, COO
Gold do ~ 100000
Lead do q 4 cts.... 150000
Beef cattle, 70, 000 head, gross
value. 100000
Wool G,00o,0o0 lbs ... 100000
Pcltlies and furs " 250,G00
Total gross valucof exports $25, 400, 600
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all directions, the Indians are dead
or rounded up, the scout is thing of
the past, and in the near future even
the ranger may follow. There will
soon be no frontier, and the frontiers
man viii be relic Of the past. We
can't put the breaks on the wheels Of
progress. Perhaps it is as well that
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-10-31

"Gamb1ing is scientific profession
founded upon the soi5sss Of mankind"
astutely remarked '.one Of them to a
reporter the other day as the two were
seated in the main room of Watering
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DRY MONTANA.

The reputation Of Montana as a dry
country with little rainfuIl is not al
ways borne out by the official records
Of the Signal Service Below is ap-
pended a table Of rainfall for June
and July. this IN inches at the follow
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-10-31

This gives an average of is inches
for June and IA inches for July for
the points above named, which Ger
tainly is ample for the needs Of yege-
tation, coming as it did in the months
when it is most needed. Besides this
there was a rainfull IN May at Fort
Ellis, two miles from Bozeman, Of
1890 inches, an amount nearly to one
half the entire annual rainfall at St.
Paul, Minn. This certainly indicates
anything but excessive dryness. But
Ellis IS not a fair representative point
to determine the average rainfall of
the territory from situated as it IS at
the foot of the high mountains which
by their influence materially increase
the rainfall at that place Ey.
Paying quantities Of copper ore are
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GAMBLING AS \ SCIENCE.
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GOV. HATSER'S REPORT.
Assessments, Population. Products
Indian Problems Reservations.
Stock, Mineral Resources,
Etc. Etc.

The following is a portion Of Gov.
Hauser's report to the Secretary Of
the Interior with respect to Montana.
The report in full is yoluminous:
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Paying quantities Of copper ore are
found in Wayne county, Pa.
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ADIRON DACKS.

WINDSOR HOTEL, ELIzABEfHTowN.
This wclLknown hotel opens for the June II IL gnr
rounded by nonntun scenery American
geo Drives pure cool AIR. uDsurBa,ssa 9s hsat bd COM
Eizabe,htown, Essex Co. N. X
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Gitp propertp manteo.

WANTED TO RENT.-A large, well-fur-
w nished bou.o centrally located vicinity aga 10 Both
sts, near 5th-ave Address NJ d. l., Tribune once.
WANTED to rent house F; centrally located.
w 20 70 59fh sts Lexington and 9th Address j.
p L.. Box 49, Tribune Uptown once. l23. nrsadwy
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WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

THE list CVz..Ik,.CrED AND FINEST EoUIppEn
DoOBLE TRACK LINE FoR BUSINESS on ~
TUx ~, -. .fLEAsUNE TRAVEL
. si s,i1e ~ ,ShokE ROUTE 10 ALONG THE WEsr
A IfN % r,,anma LIZ wOkLDFAAED HUDSON RIVER
Am ri l.UsgyL ~ lis OF cATSkILL MOUNTAINS
GoHAWkoo"h BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
q aud sss Jay lsss trains VIII ssvs wsst x2a :,
All Tails leave from downtown station ioo,ofJas
Ngb ilysT ~ innics earlier foot OF ~
n D s ara S.oasS 'ioio NJ vi0 $40 " u Pull
81 Louis sdlU. % iyP. N. Pullman sleepcrs
Suspension Bridge. Niagara Falls Buraia Roches,er
Ut,ea n 'Uv c au AZ o'I I,p ara parior
hisaiana ryneeRss saaEernes and Albany i2lo .7zo
.,Nhswyurg kiBssoa and sats.iL .I2io. ~7.zv. yoo
Saratoga spocists. ytrl lll a M. Sl5 n an
LAKE 1oorxe. t-OD ll.l5A 3.45n
kaatersk.u Hunter. Hobart. Grand Hotel station phn
Nee. s:yv llt Sl5 N Bunet psrior cars 10 Grand
SS aud fiotc Ksaterskn via Ph9nica 90 800 a. aud
Yaienviie caro- Mountain nouse -s's-- 1910. 7,2o
Tc. Montiexi and csssa Aas. 7s2o $780, A. m. s,iv -
Akmit,n Lonaon. I0loa ~ 'tsio. -oslo 1orousa
sDslIy Ufber usins daily except sunday.
tickets ne taDes pxrior or sleeping car
station Eocoken, IT, Ifndson-s,j Iiroskyn geurtst
ensex once foot Of Fulton st.; <ewfork CITY IL zUI 2Ur
o S6A stl n6 LAO 1873 Broadway I5I 9TH ava, Il3
coU lxSthsf 1917 and West Snore Stations loot
g, 42dst and foot Of Jaysy North ktvef Baggage
S<a lCf sbd checked from boeisenc residences Orisrx
~ Broadway General Passenger 4 oat
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6nmmer Resorts.
ARGYLE HOTEL.

BABYLON, l.. l.. ONE HOUR VIA L. 1. Il. II
OPEN 10 OCTOBER ISL.
SPECIALLY REVISED kATEs Foh A o AND 6 SET
trail music. Exceptionally nne boating. nshng and
saplipg faciIites Richard X. sTEARNs Proprietor
Eoolns canb a 16 Broadway room 20
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BROOKLYN propertp for Sale aus 90 Gst

ALONG BROOKLYN ELEVATED RAIL
~ RoAD.Denrable Poss Of lots for sale, Tor improve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19

A BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND
steamers leave from new Pier 81 r. block above
caAle daily except sundays at a. new ' arSns
snG Boston sss Without charge Most direct Watch
HUI and Narraf'nS' PoPfLE General Passenger Agent
COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,
railway as .ne ss% sSEpsa al
rates ksSgTo ss Dam Tasts Tor summer
hs SS9K 20 Us
TOR ORIENT. GREENPoRT SHELTER nGL
steamer sFhSSEc i1e
S On and
pAi' I" RRcKE EFT { Bis'a. Agents 81 south.st. \. Y
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
FREQUENT AND Or SA ld1a Th TsSsp TO ALL POINTS
ana sfs at e s
ESQ M et MTso Grand snS o Ssea pa Dsps
6ose b. ana a. peimcnico's IL Brosdwsy.
sfx tho"S esAsp ~fsoehxasEEss rvfhS 4FfER
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
ihrOuS trains ssye aPagd Central Depot ,,,,Ss
drssnr Sssae:ss1 SssSs ,ns,, with
,rou ~, h SsIaoss Lake george aud montreal 'pe'
aT fss. f T%isd Lou. E1BIc. With
Buffalo Nsgara ceysand and TYso ss.y za
nsSi day Tio"1 S,h Prswns Room Car TO Niagara
sI5 Chicago Express ssr fn, sOs
ia M Western New.YOrk and Northern Express with
$50 p M Albany Troy Saratoga and Utica Express
through drawing To Lake George saturdays
only
Up no., Accommodation n Albany ana Troy;
% Chicago 81 Louis with sleep,ng-carstpt
Naxsra Falls Bufaa Cincinnati Toledo. Detroit Chicago
IGSon m Express with seepinp.carst Syracuse ands,
Auburn road and 10 Saratoga; also to Montreal o..
,e hndsS FnsS fgs Cleveland S
tro Watertown daily vincent daily except
Sunday Clayton and oedesburr daily except satur
ii,l5p Night Express with scepngoars Albany and
Connects with trains the andfJr
the North tercept SATURDAY night 60,
Tickets on sale at Grand Central Depot No Bewlins
Green AZ BROADWAY Harlem Depot l25th St and Atave
ann af Westeotts Express oces PARK place near 'ro
way 49, end s42 Broadvav and so West l25tb-st New
4th-st., WILLIAMSBURG
Accommodations IN drawing room and hespny cars tsIDs
procured at ticket oces In NewNork City aud
333 WashingtoBst Brookivn
Baggage called Tor and checked from residence
These trnips daily All others daily except sunday
tTbese trains at Harlem 02Sth ~ and Sth ava1
ION Sunday rms only 70 Albany and Trey yvxpprcv
J NJ. TOUCFY ID. NJ. kENDh!Ck.
General superintendent Genera rassehser AsoHS-
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Gonnirp properip for Sale ano Go Get
Summer Resorts.

DIRONDACK SUMNER RESORT.
~ TAYLOEHOUsE ,eplarged this season.
and twelve cottages at Ia kB VIZ POINT ~chroon Lake
~ . south sehroon Post once Esser Comfy. " Y.
A UGUSr BOARD at the Prospect House,
~ Prucston Centre Mas 1875 feet above tide
marx the Wachnsotf MONTANA hTsaE uuuac IN every
respect goo hvs-y s'aoca connected feg Food
for tie season a. reasonable Terms ~ juno :. Yer
wees W. q. DAVIS
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL


s,,.o,, Pennsylvania Railroad. foot VI Cortlandt-
MN WIZ D., ct and Desbrosscsst
"I"., Vhh Phila, Aid Heading H. X foot Lberty-st
LEAN A. NEW YORK Commencing june 81, 1885.
to south Anboy. VIA piiadelpha and Reading RAILROAD
pso '1o y a. nI IL nom lso. 4. D. 5'4b. 7:30p.
Via Pennsylvania RAILROAD dis. 7;Ios A. l2 noon. 4;lO
Fer Maawap. yis Philadelphia and ksadng Railroad.
Dab 7;so y II e., ~ noon, l3O 4S0 b. b;4o. 7SO
Via Pennsyiysnia Railroad l:i6 70 a. IL 4:l0
For Red Bank. Long Branch drove Asbury Park.
Ocean Beach Spring lake sea tirt Point Pleasant ETC.
VIA Pmade phis snd Reading Railroad T. 7+5, 9. M
~ noon. 100 4b 4, 40 o. 546 7t0 p M sundays mot
soppins AZ Ocean Grows or AsbuIy PARK. a. sl5 M IL
Wa Pennsyivanix Railroad. Ala. 7:lv a. m IL noon
$40 $40 docs stop At Red Banki 4lO O. $3.50 IN
SUNDAYS mot stopping al Ocean Grove or Asbuy Pakl
r q Y,wco,.v EUFUs sLoDGETT; s%gorntcndeut
O. =. T. A. Z. a. X. h. X q. p. A. r. R.R
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM.
~ ERS, G. III NOHTHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
Peck slip Pier No 20 4. r. at tSundays erceptedG
and II fSundsys ncuf~d) connecting New Haven
with special trains for MGcRIDE HARTFORD SPRING
FIELD HOL OKE &c Tickets sold and baggage checked
g. W Broadway. n and4 Court-st. Brooklyn. E1cur-
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
express rsias daily (snndsys exeepted) 60 Boston m
IN paror car attacird and II with palace sIeen
ng ears SUNDAYS AT II twiu palace sIeeping carS
Newport last cIpess leaves Grand Central Depot 1Dsrinr
F.W. PoPPLE. Agent
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TRIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

sundays y a H.
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
~ YORK LAKE ERIE BE AND wEsIER H RAILRoA 40
0 81 Is G minutes cartier Dep0' 1i0" 1'a
ean-Daiy exc II sundays Day Express Drawing
70 cacnns and snhsio to cs
ss FoSan m q b be9 aCSs md 2 osss
ess;i@ olarss for ias, urso AITtves "a snsnea so
POOP m. and Sc Louis 1880 the second morning.
7lmiDsly Buffalo and Eissasa Fails limited" arrives
n PsiH Sh Me- ESPrsss i9r the West SOLID
Ass ns sq sad pssas s 54 $50 80
nsn io s SI zsg l9 9 ~ $50 go ioso e5
S rs 20 Ss5 sl Ss sJ 9 ESQ iosS ' q
midnight sundays 545 i45 $50 1910 a. las $50
NsvsrS and PSrsrson via Newark sAb 500 $50 1000
2 saus S42G ps se 800 on $40 SUNDAYS sS s "a and
sSss,1 =, 7iso ESQ 1920 M las $50 $50 go
~, SO 1890 q f;.se;sO sg 70, and l2 midnight.
gSssx az sra I co2n2. az s as SIS
s,ndoui and Kingston and Montgomery a. N ssso D. m
oosSsH AZ SIS 7:co 1920 $50 ESQ ESQ TOO
Ssop m SUNDAY s'46 7'ss $50 1920 a m. $50 700
e. .'ys ss.s ~ 20 . 1920 = ", s;se s:scs7s
N a am; $50 n trains soansct with New. yors on.
teeea West Rafirosa ~ Main-st The train
-fSs Wis s:4s $50 1920 am $40 4so 81 $50
~. sunday 20 1os2oa q. 8 ego 7spm.
s;Sp m sysfy GisSp mnutes sas u @ ios5 m every
spr coaches oSsne and orders for he Checking
sss @ 81 pfESaa g VT & ne ~ So p Court
a. pSn Of e a' tho %ss a RsPS S Tin
80" JOHN r. IBboTT Gem Passr Agent New.Yorn
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NO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.
rrw.yopK ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILROAD
til aouGH PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPERs WiTHCuI
fuANGE BETW EEN NETWORK ANDS LAWRENCE
RIVER on train leaving Jayst. New York al ezo p n
Wess l2d at 54S D. mi Fulion.st BROOKLYN. 44o IN no
tnrnip. steamer bt Lawrence leaves Alerapdna Bay,
D. M bay train leaves Jay e5o mi West tzds'- zo
MILLS Blu fLDING. -, .ynrsaoN
Se"'hD~ 0.P. AgeIk
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NEW-JEksEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
TO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

THE POPULAR and ONLY ROUTE for viewing the
famous Islands Of the St Lawrence only DAILY
Alexandria Bay, and ONLY bno connecting with PIRsr
CLASS steamers which the finest meals served
ROME. WATERFOWL AND oGDEHsBURo RAIL
ROAD
SHORT ROUTE. QUICK TINT, STEEL RAIL.
n. Y. CENTRAL SLEEPING CAR CO.'S NEW AND
ELEGANT SLEEPING AND PARLoR CARS.
Trains leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. VIA ROME. for
DAILY lilo p m. daily except Saturday and 1880 m
daily except sunday osWEGo and 1890 daily
except Sunday, Oils D. ana Has D. IN. daily except
Saturday, oGDENsBUR0. NORWOOD and way g.l5 H. IN
and l1:i5 D. m daily except Saturday.
OLD D. THROUGH WAGNER sLEEPERs for
CAPE VINCENT DAILY except Sunday. WATERFOWL
DAILY. and oGDENsBURo asiy except Saturday.
llils D. m Sleeping Car TO ALBANY. PARLoH CAR
ALBANY THROUGH 10 CAPE VINCENT.
lOsSo O. M arrives ST. LAWRENCE RIVER $40 D. N.
View of brilliantly lighted islands by night
On arrival Of all trains at CAPE VINCENT tho NEW
FAST STEAMER "sT. LAWRENCE" and the steamer
MAUD" leave for CLAYTON, ROUND IsLAND
THOUSAND ISLAND PARK and ALEXANDRIA BAY,
and for KINGSTON ONT.
THE ST. LAWRENCE connects at Alexandria Bay with
steamer for MONTREAL every morning except Sunday,
delightful Of only two hours Cape vinceDg TO
Alexandria Bay.
Through rcEots for sale all New.York Central ticket
onlces Newly ork and Brooklyn Call address w.
hull, ct once Of Company 10 Pine-st, for "roursts
Guide Thousand Islands and Niagara Fza" Mailed
W.T.. PARsoNs. Il. NJ BRITToN.
oenl Pass Agent Gep1 Manaxaa
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AVON BEACH HOTEL,

open until September 20 Frsiclass family hotel safo
bathing god boating and fishing Forty minutes from Pier
T. H. by Beach boa's and railroad VIA Bath junction.
Steamer Pope Cain leaves Pier 81. North river. y. "
daily al $40 m D. direct for Bath. sun
days excepted T. d. WlNChESILH
4 FEW GUESTS can find most desirable nc
~ commentator private family reading about ono
hour roTn New York The MA naon u largo ana elegant
with all mOdern cOnytni.nc.s srounds esrnase avn.
garden fruit shade, elevated location commanding Wide
view; convenient depot post ofoc, etc. Many trains
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 49, 1885
REAL ESTATE

EEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Aug. 49, 1881
LIST OF AUCTIONS
The following sale was made at the Exchange
aud Auction Room to-day:
By Richard v Hdrneh d Co.
4.story stone dwelling with lot. No lal ieth-st,
279.2 II shave. lot 2OlOxlOoo; Dawn 40, an
Frost. SNo'oo3
No sales announced for Wednesday.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.
The following shows the real estate TRANSACTIONS
recorded yesterday.
Farmountave, n es, lot 35, 100x2o0; Mary . ..o
Ramsey and another to Laura Klnrh: sio"o
I3dst, n a 300 n 0 OF llthava 25x55.3x3S4xoo4
r NJ Jencks to Jacob lawson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AoVV
ssebm 10 panIei coono gHtnsa 2o25O
'A% so etSSperv pahe' Commonly anu 2o2so
ro. ma anoibt ., scos ris, and we $3.50
''D GauIt 10 Mspgare e p.noSue 1900
o'a and VIII, no 10 o wiism Prosp,t1' $4,000
Clinton-ave. lot 8. 50xl00 Herman fleugel
Same property; Charles X Lexow to Herman Ficu
AveA 3 W cor Of sithst a5sI6i; assignee OF
William Rutter to NJ A Rutter
33d ST. q $40 Lexington-ave. loox2a, Danl -n
sohoenmaker 10 Cornelis X 5riswod.-.- o,Ioo
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ID PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. r.
NEwJERsEY CENTRAL DIVISION,

FoOr OF LIssRrYs r. NoarH RIVER.
For fHfIEABELPhfA ana rfESr6S Bound sc,s
so 2o ~ At 400 nv nv S sS Zoo zoo
Direct connection Wayne Jurcion for Germantown
Chestnut Hn at COombia-sye. for Msnayunk consho-
DRxWING-RooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
rsiSnIHs l'afs PHIL5DELPHIA, gIgtn ssa Green St.
TO $40 as LOO m iS So soo 1'o. 80: s.o9
s%rs. as Il BIO $50 $50 800 9 a2SO O. sis s ga
r z HAVEN sVVESA rfsLs and fIlEiPsnuno rsnn
For %iLLIAMsPoRr,- syxgyRY. LEwIsnURo and
rd MAhASS gs S 20 $40 a fS SO 50 400
fss 80 s.s .sS t ss s.s Iis so loo i''
For For STG,FAETeS g 5e "a 'S a az
loo, l..o s45 6:l5 p. m. sandsrs at $50 p. IN
FS For FHMAeGA al 100. 40 54S H. 100 $50 s4
s6 So NJ 100 s5 ssS SIS pm sunday
rofE ,sfoS q. S7fo. sts a NJ 100. l:s. sss.soo
For Hioh BsiDGE rBaASSH a 400 So = N. 400
For fftMINGTeN ZOO sts m. 100. i'sO. 400. s'so.
10. sJ9 b II sap az Ic S 200 ss 1899 ihis
ESQ 20 1 SIS 'sG suaSsy 9 cG SIC sGS
RI r. %s5SS9 ~ ss sSs e. 81 Ss si3
pm suhasys 400, 800 ssS n. 1900 m. iSb 400.
Ysf I5NS ssxSeH. PScrAy GROVE 90. An tap at
1000 R b293 % ~ s. 9o t 9o,s ss
FOR FSEEHoLD az l6. TAO. iiOO N. l'sO. 400, 600
Fsr LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 400.
Tao q m, liS0, 4 30p
For ATLANTIC CITY, V1NELAND and BRIGHTON AZ
400 O. N. l30 p.n
NEW-JEKsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Prom Pier No. 2. North Rivor. via Sandy Hook
5sJ ts "a $40 sss%.y
800, ll;00 a. m. - - -
OCEAN BEACH, POINT PLEASANT, 90 e;O0 lli00
For Al AfhX S GiGhL%NDs 4so 300 a. m s4b. $780,
p 20. uruoon IONS pivrp pApNpoAT azosm
loo. 345 ~.
North iver a. 2J7, 257, 26l 49, ISL ga and 1928
Broadway $50, 1857 and Ias ethayeil ki,ngtonst 10
10 ~ and l4S Grsenwiobst ioo 2O6 East ~ Inst lj3
$40 Bower and principal hotels IN NewYork Cry Ia
brooklyn % ourt--t. i07 Broadway; s5s S6B ful
tonst 2O S7s Msnhatanave In IL ,bokon, ~. washing
N. Y. call and
rsge fron hotels OF residence 10 destination.
j. y. WOO TEN, q. q. HANCOCK,
General Manager. Gen. Pass. and fcketAg.
" r RAJ DIV n. g. z p lgr. iie Liberty ct. n.
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ORIENTAL HOTEL,

NOW OPEN.
Ample stables and carriage rooms Driving over the new
ssrares with e. 81 REYNoLDs llb Broadway, Room
20, where be secured DIRECT WIRES 10
HOTELS.
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sifomboais ano RAILROADS.

RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKlLL
A. Mou Landing Gsnstpps Wss Pond ana
with Ulster and Sslawars stony Glove
and and janice FaISfas
e srs pier q O S,S o. sSVss at B. @
sss MaES f9HqosetR FIR
WIN saye a kop pSssn fson nay
s ssns sTys 1s 'n
TROY BOATS-CITlZENS' LINE
A. steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave pies
-, M NJ Sunday SUI steamer touches at Albany.
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
A. LINE STEAMER ALBANY OR c. vIBBARp.
DAY nn S Ss,iI [ss' 81 sansay,
leave vesPysI PIER New YORK $40 a. n,
Asx Hs' land landing TaySxn 6yc ss.
sss hdSsoa ssoSsnS el YOnl'r
Ea.s Win special ranO
r. tST the sns ssSI' ;r 81 sse on Sass Mt
HHAni6ssoN-wita ana 4. Il 70, Chatham. Pttsheld.
va f 8 sSS sp5ng: for
.sa T Iss %es snns sPk e1
DAYL TO EE sHrPT Iysa Pier " R.. .,..
stsassT ocsocs and West 2issl ILLS DAILY
1nfps e 80
r rrrdassd rates special rates 70 parties -
" srrAne eAsI RkAkfksskiLi and cATsKrLh
Mr. every week as Sass 'S' With cs,:s
psSSa SSai 1G%
a e. .' ETGiafh fssss "a csslss
TALL RIVER LINE.
For Boston,
The renowned steamers
ys New YORK i1H d GSDxxs
Connection via S annex boat Brooklyn p m Jersey
CITY m ,e full nights rest SIX morning BOs
'sO nj que TGxrS ssSe, Fall River ia,
sTRfsy' S Sqs Z s's ss1s s' Fan rive.
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"SuudaT TAIN, for New Rochelle and all piermsdaas,
tans al Zoo noon and the latter usn
Of New Rochelle with way trains 70 Grand Cen'Iai pepo' M
Stamford
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" trains leave depot foot Of cor.land and ps:Sros.eS
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Mahonoy and azeton coal regions Sunday train
bsyes for Mauch Chunk and Hszeton, $40 N
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JBRSEY
~ Trains leave hon chambcF.st Depot for fnsewood
$40 Gao $50 p IL midnight sundays Z, G. m and
Manuel Spring Valley and MOnsey T. 10 m. 4,5o m
Sunday o a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-19

THE BAY LINE
FOR
OLD POINT CoMFoHr. NORFOLK AND THE souru
Daily except sundsys Pennsylvania Ba,,ro.d aAo
pm. ParIor car through 10 steamer INV
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-02-27

When the B. & o. decided to
make lower rates than ever before
for any Inauguration, it did so in
the full conviction that such con-
cessions to the public at such
times should be complete and with
out reservations whatever. On
other lines it would seem that GER
tain trains are considered entirely
too good for the average Washing
ton passenger, and that reduc-
ton in rates means simply that
slow train time can be had at a
less figure than usual, but for first
class and modern time the old rule
of not only the regular fare, but
doubled, should be eXacted. In
other words, on the b. &. o. every
train, both limited and other, is
open for the convenience and com.
fort of Inauguration passengers, no
extra charges being made of any
description, and no attempt made
at exclusiveness. On other lines
Inauguration tickets are not good
on limited trains, and the reduc-
ton in rates is not considered to
apply to them. These fact it will
be advisable to remember when
the time for the purchase of tickets
comes.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-02-27

some two years ago l received
a boy Iona White) into the Or
phans' Home, near Macon, from
Columbus. He was one Of the
poorest creatures / have ever seen
nothing but skin and bone crippled
and defOrmed by ScrOfula, which
lad attended him from his birth.
About eighteen months ago l COM
menced giving him Swift's Specific.
After several bottles had been
taken and no visible results to be
seen, l began to despair, but con.
tlnued the medicine. At last signs
OF Improvement became apparent,
and from that date to the present
there has been constant improve
ment in both body and mind. lie
Is now about fourteen years old,
ami is one Of the brightest boys |
have ever know. l honestly be.
lieye that he will ultimately out
grow the effects of this lOathsOme
disease under the influence OF
Swifts specic.
The two cases of erysipelas
which were treated some two years
ago with S. $. 5. show no symptoms
ofreturn Of the disease. l.. b. Payne,
Sup't Orphans Home, SO Ga. Conf
Macon, Ga, Nov. /, 1884.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 3,
Atlanta, Ga.