davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

Tn. nitrogen 10 mix-d fertilizers Il as
sumed % BE- Of The best qlslity' ana i
therefore valuet AZ II cents.
The above are c0mmsrci1i. and not agri-
cultural, values AMI are based upon the
rsf1u prices for which such rdw ma
tsrisls A. nitrate ~ soda, sulphste of am.
monia, dried blood, AmmOnite, dry ground
nsh, plain sup-rphosphstes, sulphAte OF
potash, snd muriaie OF potash, could DC
bought In the markets for casa, early In
March. issS. They are prices AZ which
nitrogen. phOsphOric acii and potash can
actually bs obtained In the large markets
m consumers will add 10 the Stations
valuations the expense Of transportation
from the neares, large market. they will
have the price =, which IL Is possible Tor
them 20 obtain an amount Of the vslu'
able ingredients equivalent to those con-
tanned in the goods valued.
There will still remain the expense OF
moving TO Be credited to the COS, Of mixed
goods.
Below we give, in . condensed form.
the analysis Of the different brands Of
ItFAAlAANN
nrud,ey- \ superphosphsie->itrog
af. rer cent Available fhosphortc
Acid. l0.ls pr cent, Potash, AZ per c. -.
station valuation. W ~
cum ssriaad Bons superpho-phste-Sn-
roren. 9sl pr cent, Available fhos
phortc Acid, . -. Potash, s.s- station -.
Valuation. -. - -
standard superphosphste-Nuro
AVsilssle Fbosphoric Acid. eeii rot -.
-. lfA Station valuation, - o
nv .tate Bonc psrphsr.phste->itro
--n. Au, Available Pbo-pbofic Acid. =.
IN STALLION valusti0n, y "
soluhla Pacific 0asno - >rroEen, -,
Avaisble fhospnoftf Ncld, sVls Tot -.
- = stafluo valusu n, ~ ~
Rex@fais Fertilizer ->itroxen, -, Av-u
sbi- Pao-pbarle Acid. 1901; Potash. = ~ .. .,
sfaflun valuation ~ o.
stoss Dridxe's Corn fertilizer->itro<-n.
80. Availabie Phosphorus Acid, -, =,
p.aa n. as station valuation. ~
ssecs brfixss Potato teftilnrr->ttro
- ae1. Available Phosphoric Acid.
Ia. Potash, tA station valuation, ~ "
Boskers nlll and prlll-Sisrosen. 80;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

TIE methois of analysis followed have
hssn those adopted by the last convention
of On cial ch.nists, hsld in fhilaielphis,
10 Augu.i. las. snd are those which are
10 use 10 other eIp~rimeut stations
yALUAIiON TOR 1855.
Toe following are the prices Al which
TIE nitrogen. paosphoflc acid aud potash
In commercial fertilizers are Valacd Tor
lssj. ani Are uniform with the prices
..iup,ed f,r Councctieat, MassAehuseit-'
aui Nrs jersey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-

NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
~ ROAD. .
stator. I'm }Pcnnsylvania Railroad foot Of cotandt-
nv, psv y's,a st. and Desbrossos-st
NE"''oi'N' Phla and Recalling r. H., foot Libery-st
LEAVE acknowledgements May "a, 1889.
For Anboy via Philadelphia and Re ding Railroad
AGO. s:l5. IL m. l:s0 4, o, 546 y. MI sundays, T.
Va Pennsylvania Railroad IL M. p m; sundays. a.
For Matawan Win Philadelphia and Reading Railroad lso
sl6. IL NJ, l30 400. $50, o'i6 p. MT sundays
Via Pennsyivania Rairoad.o a. m. m p. sundays
FOR Red Bank philadelphia Reading Railroad Iso
si5 A. m, ti30 T. $50. 5;45 D. mi Sundays, $40 M
Wa Penn,Yvan Railroad o a. m. ~ M, 1880. D. m;
sundays, a IN, bp. m. - -.
FOR Long branch Grove Abury Park Ocean Beaoh
spring Grit Point Pie sant etc. via Phi.delphia
And Reading Railroad. 4;a0 $40 l:3O, \, $50 NJ
sunf mot stopping ct Ocean Grove or Asbuy fsk T.
Via Tesnsyivania Railroad 0 a. M. IL NJ. $50 p MI
sundays mot stopping at Ocean Grove Asbny Parx
m. p: RUFUS BLoDGETr snyer,nn.enaenI
o; IL h AZ x'P.x RRR % p ZP. RR
,URWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
~ TER, PORTLAND. NEw-LoNDoN. NORWICH,
WHITE MONTANA and all points East From PER
20 North River foot q watt.'G next psr s5eyT ns:
Tuesdays Ihursdays and Saturday, ctTY OF
may at Astor House 2o 2e 5yI snd W. bro
way Windsor Cosmopolitan and ars Hotcs 1888 fulton.s
btooAvn' anu A'A GEO. w. BPADY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER.

W
Tine table IN eject May "a. 1885.
All trains leave Cortandt and DesDroses stA STAT ons
foows Trains West 42ds station ten minutes Later
Detroit and Chicago 'l0a m- $3.50 p ~ IS D. m Pull
sleepers through.
81 louis, $3.50. = D. Pullman sleepers.
suspension Bridge Niagara Fails. ufo Rochester, 10
O. m $50 81 D.. Sleeping and piriDr cars through
syracuse. 7:lO. 10 a. m; .j:jO, - p. m.
Utica. 7:i0 40 II a. M; $3.50, % p. -
NewJurg kingston. ssugerties Catsxill. Albany. Tia
For Montreal and Canada East 7l0 q. m; $50 p. no
Hamilton Loudon. 10 1880. 5 M Toronto 90"
.Dsiiy. Other trains daily except sunday.
tickets time tables ror sleeping car accommodk
TONS Information, apply at offices Jersey CITY Pea
A. H. station Hoboksn. 70 Hudsons.; Brooklyn, coury
Annex Office Fulton-st; Newfork City, H. IIs
26l 3l5 S6s, $751; 946. LAO, 1923 broadway 1Sl 9TH
IS East l25th ST.. 1881 Bowery Penn ~ H. stitionS
foot OF Cortandt Desbrosses sts and Vest shore st
West 42dst Baggage called Tor ad checxea
hotels and residences Orders can be LETT at uckes
Offices. - -, 49, n,
On and alter 81 all trains West shore Raj way WI
run 10 and from Uptown foot OF West sdst ana
Down.Own foot of Jayst The Jay.t station %
Elevator stations at Franklin or HAMMERS ts al
from Ninth Avenue Elevated at Franklin Wsrren
SITS Also Dy street We st Broosyn Annex 1oass
viii convey passengers aud baggage between West snSs
and annex station foot Futonet Brooxiy anu 'ns
Penn, X. X. station, Jersey CITY KENNY MoShiL..
$50 Broadway. Genera Passenger Asens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18

DAY. STATIONS IN PHI iLADELPHIA, IN
NEW.YORK-
Express Trans NewYork via Desbrosses and Court
landt street Ferries as follows;
Go 1920 g. 10 Chicago Limited). and 10 lWashngoa
umitedj. II. lllo m, !. $40 $40. 40,
and p M. and y night sundays e;nS ~ asimited
Trains leaving NewYcrk daily except lay ats O. and
1:IUa m "a 440 and p. connect at Trenton for
Camden.
i2:I 81 4:35 s. 545 ESQ., $50, a:2O $3.50, ii and las
a. In Limited Express l:30 and $50 p. M 3. s.
$40 7lO 74O and 8: III D. On sunday 1901 20 t;3
8. 545. $3.50 tl:lO Lmite T., $50. 7:io. TAO
Leave Philadelphia via Camden. $50 m daily exceps
Sunday. 49,
AMI foot OF Desbrosses C0urandt sts; Cours and
Brooklyn Annex station. foot OF FultonsL. grooxlyn;
BuschS Hotel Hoboken station. J.rsev City En- grant
Ticket once No. g aiteryplace, and Castle Gardea:
The NewYok Transfer GO Upany will call for and check
baggage rom hotels and residences 49,.
CHARLES r. publ - N WOOD
General Manager. General passenger Agent
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PROVIDENCE LINE
THE NEW LINE
II BETW1B3
NEW.YoRK. PHILADELPHIA,N ORyOLK, OLD POINT

NEw.YoRK. PndLADElPMIA, NoRyoLK, OLD POINT
eIoUEs gAsTEB THAN ANY OTHER RoUTn
sow RUS Fat Day and Night E.press between
Railroad 020 T week days and p daily ARRIVING pId
Point Corliort 6lbD weekdays and $3.50 m daily Nor
YsL % cape Charles aud raIlor Oar rsm WITH
be secured ut lcket Chico OF the Pennsyivane Railroad
tpSnyb Soox Gem Pass and Freight AssnI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
Business Ubauees.

x11fuaBrE BUSINESS FOR sALE-0ne
~ tie brs rants In the city Of Newark j. Tor
sae To party capable OF conducting hrscass
mia offers rare opportunity to make money tne owner nav
ing made n CLERGY wishes to retire. Inc iocauon ~
sTrpassoi lease OF the property can % haa luz
ofyears for particulars a' RRftRGEss GORDON,
III Broadway. N Y
RBURGEss CO., 800 Broad.st. Newark, N. J.
Se . NM TO O,OOO.-Business men with !,
ID E,VtbU capital can secure an annual income ON, 81
Tim 80 400 10 81 doc as managers OF Exclusive Ciy %
State Agencies upon either salary or percentage over "
thriving agencies already established RI
81 East 14thst, New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18

DOPULAR SHORE LlNE.-FOR BOSTON
and the East All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express daily sundsys excepted 70 Boston At H.
ing cars) sundays Of II NJ. with palace ncepng cas
Newport fast cypress leaves 0rand Ceir Depot Spator
ears assaeAod ,. mi sIrvt' SsrpSnf aa Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18

~ EW- YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. May "a. 1885.
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot;
600 III, ochester and Montreal l1press; through
.sOa H.. ast Limited Chicago and ST. Louis Express
with dining stopping at Albany syracuse Rochester
Buffalo Nia0ara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo. am sng
so Cincinnati 100 m. and 81 Louis $40
p M neIt day. Through Drawing Room Car To Niagara
io'so M Chicago Express drawing Canaan
dagua Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo, connects Tor
liza m Western New.York and Northern Express with
drawing room cars
$50 y. Albany. Troy, Saratoga and Utica Express
through dra wugroon cars.
u. 10. ACCOMMODATION u Albany and Troy.
LOUIS Express with sleeping cars for
Niagara Fails Buffalo. Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chicago.
$50 D. IN Express with slOepingcars syracuse and to
gl5 D. M Pacific xpress with sleeping for Roches
ter Buffalo Niagara rails Cleveland. Iole'o Detroit.
Chicago also Watcrtown daily Saturday and 70
Og,eisburg daily except saturday.
ll5 igbt Express, with seepingcars TO Albany and
Connects with the nisg trains for tho West aad for
The y 'rth except saturday night - -.
tickets on SAFE q eptral Depot. No Bowling
ALB Broadway Harlem Depot lzJth-st and fhave'
and Westcotts Express Oaces Parsplace ear Broad
wsy 1S5 and 9i2 Lroahway and g. Vest l25thst New.
YORK 333 Nasnston and 1870 Fulton sts Brookyn and ~
Itn.st. Williamsburg.
ACCOMMODATIONS and sleeping cars DO
The ticket offices in NewYork CITY anda az
oS3 Washu.onst. BrJoklyn.
Hagcnse called for ard checked from residence.
1.-The trains run daily All others daiy except sunday
tIhe trains stop at Harlem l25th 81 and 4th-ave)
ON Snaray runs only to Albany ana TOY vrNnprcu
J. NJ. TOUCEY. ~ NJ; hbNDHiCh..
General superintendent oehefA fassehser Agshs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
FLINT & PRE- MARQUETTE h. R. Co.

FLINT & PERE MARQUETTE II. r. Co,
EAST SAGINAW, Mich. June II, 1856 I
nIVIDEND.-A dividend Of two (2) per
~ The Preferred Capital stock OF the Company
been declared payable at the Merchants Exchange National
BANK New.Yorg and ifter LY To- 1880 TO stockhod
OF record D. June -. lrS5.
Tho lsfcr books will close a. p. m June 90 and re-
open July 10. 1885.
II. G. POTTER, JR. Treasurer.
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY -FOUR AND
4 HALF PER CENT LOAN Interest due July I, prox.
the bonds Of this loan will be paid at the National CITY
Bauk OF New.York.
Transfer books Will close June 20.
JOHN T.. DAVIDSON, Treasurer.
TEXAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
1871 BROADWAY. NEw.YoRK. June Is 1885
rVHE DIRECTORS of this company have
directed scrip accordance with The ter ms
OF the mortgage for months interest the rate OF
cent per annum 10 July l. 1880, the INCOME AND
LANDG ANT BONDS OF THE COMPANY
The scrip will be issued 10 tho holders bonds MS rees
tered the books close OF business June 80 1856
and will be deliverable on and after July ~ follow ng
Books for registration transfer OF these bonds will be
closed from July to 20. both inclusive
q. H. SATTERLEE, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18

PIrrsBURo. CINCINNATI AND ST LOUIS RAILWAY ConrASr)
OfflcH OF lHE TREASURER
PlTIsBuR0 PENN. June 10, 1881
TNHE Semi-annual Interest due first proxImO
on the Registered Extended Bonds OF the stcubepylc
and Indiana Railroad Company will and after July
J.. sSJ, al the NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW.YORK.
Transfer books Will close on the 10th instant.
JOIN u. DAVIDSON. Treasnrer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R.R.

L NEwJEEsEY CENTRAL ply sLoN,
TIM TagIE%HKISS TFfEGG NAY Ga iISs 1882 $500.
$50 i26o p PM NJ sUS DAYS $40 $50 1900
Chestnut HI at cclamoiaaye fer Asasysss. cOdSao'
DRXWTNC.t t c%Rs on all Fay Trains andsLEEPINo
cAt,s on YightIIsns; ..,, W., a., or.., -.
Hf'@ns say GJ sa'S saa IssS IT.
S sao $50 so 1850 asU1 oo $780, $40 M
For sgSpHYh iS fExLnE and rsun
MAhAToy CITY at 7:iS s4s a ~ s'a5 1907 M 400
f Ssn 81 Ego G m s1 ,t M Nv ov. .
FGrEEipI ssSJ az la5I M i'0o $780, 400
2S sns az $irH rs SO 81 Zoo $40 H.
100 la si5, 5.45p m sundays at $3.50 .. M
For For HMA6G& al 100 S iOO $780, s4S 1900
For HEFFGkiEHEM. ALLEN rowN end MAUom cg HUNK
For E IAe y at 100 TOO s.6 M loo 1850 saS 100
For r'p a iiii BRl iiY sRASc 4e 400
For PGEMINdToN 100 s:ls a. Loo, i:so. AGO. 4'so
300 s;o n SUNDAYS M . SoS oo s.5 $780, ll6
Sd a5 i5S tos5 sS 4 sSaa SS 5sS $50 '"S
'S n ss ss 49, u.s. e. g. sss isis
900 S 500 S9 ~ sOo a SsS m rO ESQ toS
S. ia AZ sieve st III 4g: :ss.s 81
OCEAN Grove AZ 400 stS Inn m 400 500 m.
For EskEWW9o66pp TONS siv&s and $780,
rsr RfLRRsfi iS t tTSR 3INELAND and BRDaEroN
1850 q. li3O p M ..x
NnW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No B. North River, via sandy HOOK $685.,
For HIGH LANDS, SEABRIGHr aud LONG BhANChs
1890 lO:i6 n. IN 34J, L. - pm sundays y;So m DOWN
For ELBE RON, AsBURY PARK, OCEAN "a GROVE.
s5 5 nEHnns Sundays pS except AsB6RY PARK and
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, 43o' 1915 mi Sass AAo
rp pr LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER BARNEaAT, a'soa nj
Tssss eau be procured foot LiDsrty: Pier No
s seSaawsy; $50 Isl ond chsys kyingops5 TO-
10 iG and Iis 0reenwich.st lGs 2os. last l2otn.se
i5S $40 Bowery. and principal Hotels IN NswfoIx Cy
In Brook yp No Courtst; l07 Broadway s3s sou
Fult n.st 2iO $40 Manhattanaye 1871 Atianncave IN
Hobo en- 1854 Washingt0ps. n. Y. transfer Sompanv
aud check baggage from hoteis OF res@on0s W
nation.
j. r. WOOTrEN y q. mA ~, r,sS.t a.
General Manager. - Cen, fsss . anv ~ - n y
PROVIDENCE LINE
ENGLAND POINTS
steamers
RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
win leave Pier 30 N. r.. daily except Sunday ats n
Fw. PoPPLE. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
Diriocno Noiltes.

NoRTBgRs PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
1RELsUHFR'h OFFCI. NO. II EEOsr-sT,
NEw.foRK June 10, 1SsJ.)
coupons of the General First Mortgage
~ Gold Bonds OF this company. July prof. Will he
paid this Office and after The books Tho
transfer OF the $4,000 registered certificates will close
20 reopen July 1855 AZ the close OF business June
81 checks Tor interest said registered certificates will
be mailed 10 holders OF ord 10 their ctiye
ROOT. LENOX BELkNAP.
Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
THE BEST TRAIN FOR BOSTON,.

RIMS every day IN the year Tho England HimateA
via Air Line oute) and NewYork leaving
either city at m arriving at the other at p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18

THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.,
1876 BROADWAY NEw.YoRK. June g. 1885.
A quarterly dividend OF ONE AND TnKEE.oIJ rte
per cent the capital stock Of this company this day
been declared payable on v nesday July I. ISs6
The transfer books will be closed saturday June 90 At
O'Clock. y. and reopened Thursday, July q al 10
O'Clock. a..
A. II. CALEB. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18

w. s. Gottsberger is about to publish Madame
Cottin's romance, Matilda" translated oy y. w.
Raum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after juno J, 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LIN
AND UNITED STATES MAIR ROUTE
Trains leaye NewYork Desbrosses and Coufandt ses
Fe hes, as follows;
HARRISBURG Pittsburg the west with Pnlim,n Palace
cars attached m o. ana 9 p 10, aaaiy. Nss".iosk
Ing Cars at y every day.
wilamsport Lock Haven m. D. M; Cory and Erie 4
SIP. m connecting at CORY for Titsv Petroleum Con.
tire ana the OF Regi0ne.
Baltimore washington and the south Limited Washington
EXPRESS o. pnman paro Gs lars eacsp sgnsy w
$3.50 $40 and p and IL night Sunday. 6:i5
For Atlantic CITY except SUNDAY with through car Jpn
For Cape May. except SUNDAY D. m
Prancn Head Junction sld intermediate stations
wa Railway ana Amboy. e. m. IL noon 800 p a. On
SUNDAY a m anLe d m do not stop &C Asbury Park.
Old Point ard Norfolk New ork hiadeiphia and
Norfolk railroad. 6:2O m. days and m.
daY; via Baltimore and raw Line ;,s0p week days.
Boats Of BROOKLYN connect with al through trains at
Jersey CITY. ahordng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Trans Arrives: From Pttsburx 7. s. 1880 M $50 and
m. i:2o $40, $50. $50 y2o and 1905 p SUNDAY.
500. a. m, 5i0, 800 1905 D. IN: From PhiiadeiShia
$50, $50 $50 e55. 72o $50. 92o, s:s3 1909 p M
and 1920 night. Sunday $780, 6;2O 703 800, ll3o M
$40 $40 6:55, $40, 1886, 1905 D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18

Erie RAILWAY. now known a. thu NEW.
Arrangements Of trs.ns dom Ssrsst Dspot tsS
st. 10 minutss earlier.
cssSes 70 nSnaay fm R SS
Coache, to Cleveland, Cincinnati End chicago
,s., 1 p. , ss iSns a ss. skzIcss
Rss.S s.lsas 70 s'ssss s;s
fou cS s sSsS n conssesa , ss
ledo 7:S5 p. AID Indianapolis 10sl0 3 m Il = -
q sSs S: :S and acssns e :s vs.
Elm.ra Buffalo Ni1gsra Falls c!nsinnsG snd chisssa
pdsn ss Ga ss'::S sac "a exc S S
mdnignt Sundays ssss $50 10 20 n Las $50 Tai Ell
Paterson 80 s4s 79o 7so ESQ 1920 m u noon lis
$50 $40 6lO $50 81 $50 1880 $50 1880 al X
midnight Sundays S'ls 80 iozo M Las $50 74S sSDS
r;:ss:cs q. SsS.s. sss
u,e. ass. on sS'S csc sl ss s Sc o so
lose and i2 midnieht Sundays S46 $50 1920 10
warwick s:4s 7:4S iofS m AIS m SUNDAYS sis ~
NewburG ana Cornwall 1850 m $50 4'sO Sp m sunday
Roadoat and Kingston and Montgomery . MI s.sop =
Goshen s45 s4s 7:so 1920 N, $50 $3.50 $50 a.
Sad sssS.S ss sss 1857 r. go e 4so $50
sanrsy s SEQ aoo vi. S"9 TIE ss
Port Jsrvis 7s,e q 1920 m $50 $50 m sua,
di So ssp ss Cs0 asa: 80 eis els 70 s~s
minutes and ii:45 N; sundays every thirty minutex
seepss Coaches Be obtained and orders Tor tie
and transfer q baggage may be st a. tho co%pss ccs
courtst. Brooklyn, or at the compAny's Dspsts
EXPRESS trains from the West arrive NcwYork ~ lilo
'0 JOIN n Mo ABB s aenl passr AGENT NewYmk
RI M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERST5
CIoster. Pternent and Nyack es8 10 IA. SEQ MI
s:4V fsio. $50 p m. l2midnisht Sundays 2, a ~
Naaret, spring Valley and Mousey Z. loA m, Cos !.
euudaYa9 q m II, - 8, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
financial.

EIGHT PER CENT INVESTMENI:. <.
"A Ffrstcass rca estate security Fun ~ Ark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18


A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
Day Linz : :, ALsSSy Or D. DREW
Leave y ySss9 :: 1 s|,sess2 NJ
Vest Ssssz zad.t Pier NewYorf
Ss5s
A TROY BOATS-CITTZENS LINE
A gteamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pie.
3 D.. m. Sunday day steamer touches AZ ALBANY
A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKILL
ans n Msoa and
Esopus pnectins with Ulster DeIawsrs stony Glove
JAMES " sa~n
foot ST. except SATURDAY whom City Of Kingston
es sars ~ ..yi.out. including Dersh. one Dollar
BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND.
a.; y sss:s sa ss.,:
ndS pa sos.sa
n and DEAN RICHMoND leave Pier A. North River.
foot q eanas evsry week day at M connecting With
s psn until tune q dspsrturs
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
For cstsk and iner ,ssm 81. sndin
loot Aarri''fF.HsiR E e OILY NJ z ONE DOLLAR
DAY LINE TO NEWBURG.
az aos and Vest e fes r az s bx
e %
COR ORIENT GREENP0RT, SHELTER
oays & rom psr
4; y 4. New:Y9rE ieof Of pine.st on Tuesdays
WaDSE
-" RidKFTi 4 BRO. Arent- 50 south.s. NY
FALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, NEW
wurT PORT Wo, FAIL RIvER PFITGcRgURG L3wELh
Known .es@srs PiGdRfa and bRIsfoE.s' leave cave
Annex BOAT from Brooklyn at is5 nj jersey City 4
Music board evening by the celebrated bands and
Tickets stterooms ETC. obtained in New York at
2 Isl emu ~ Hoes seS AND
OF Write r O. Box 4s2 for copy OF Zip End of Yankee
por ard L L yGuTi mailed free L. COMMON
'o''DA y Agents. Gen. Pass Agent.
EOR LONG BRANCH Steamer Heisley.
D az reF vss
$40 mr. s ~ carried an" love s
Horses and carriages especially X p DoBBINs. Owner
HAkLEM RIVER BRANCH
s1ys naF % %
By ss & Eeya S sr S a except
psSi Fl T.S s,' x.g
TpPsa sy sss resa Bay Bar,CT cry
s' With rain, % MAIN line I'M q
the and Hartford R,rSs shore
New Britain and sufied Branches points
East.
Midnight train for Rochelle and all intermediate
lsn, day. cscDse Mena a
1900 and $3.50 the latter train coLnectisa
Rochelle with trains Central Depot and
iamtord Boston via shore Line.
A EHIGH VALLEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c
a -:lo $40 and P N for Eason Bstnsasa
Nayerly ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West Pull
thrOngh coaches run daily Local trains at Armand o:4o
o. IN. for Eastou bethlehem and Coplay. -
Trims ieavinc at 10 m and $40 2. connect for ali
outs in Mahonoy regions Sunday train
.aves for Mauch Chunk and Hazleton. silva
L. B. BYINGTON O. p. A.
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ EIs. c. IL NokTHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

THE OLDEST ROUTE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON sun
DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA. 2 IN
NEW.YORK-
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NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ EIs, C. IL NokTHAM AND CONTINENTAL. leave
Peck Slip Pier No p r. r.. at p m and u p m Sundays
excepd New Haven with special trains for
MEi.IDEN, HARTFORD. sPRINGtIELD. HoLY0KE.
&C. tickets and baggage checked at 9i4 Broadway N
" and Courst. Brooklyn. Excursion 70 NeSHaven and
return. Al ~
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BROOKLYN 1prcpsrtp for Sale ans g a q.

AIONG BROOKLYN ELEVATED Rail. RAIL-
a., s9AD.D:ss'sS'sS Rss;sD . wssiftss1
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Uitp ipropertp il)antso.

WANTED.-By family Of three a 60 as9 s.
w small house between 2Sd and Sotn 49, A1r stS unSSo
avea Muat be Lrstcsss every respect W. ~
tioaable plumbing. Rent mot above 81, 400 Per
session September Address ..nn,. noxs Town o6sA
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-05-21

A WORKMAN who has not energy, in
dustry and ambition sufficient to get to
work in the morning before his employ
er, never amounts to much. A genera
tion ago journeymen and apprentices
were not afraid they would do too
much, or become proficient in their bus
iness, hence so many skilled workmen
among old mechanics and so few among
those of the present day. Twenty-Five
years ago, boy learning trade would
have been ashamed to come to work
after the "boss' had got to the shop
now, the boy would be ashamed to
get to the shop first in the morning, or
remain there last in the evening.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-05-21
GENERAL CHARLES H. GRosvENol

GENERAL CHARLES HI. GROsvENOR, O
Republican congressman from the Ath-
ems district, does not believe with some
other Republicans that Ohio is surely
Republican. He thinks the woods are
yet full of Democrats. In fact, he says:
~ have never yet known the supply to
fail. Dry weather, nor floods, nor heat,
nor cold have ever yet cut off the ever
recurring marshaling of their hosts"
The general is correct. When the bugle
sounds for an advance the Democratic
hosts of Ohio are always ready for a
response. They may occasionally get
whipped and may be compelled to fall
back for brief period, but they never
surrender. They never lose their flag.
-Rdin Dealer. =,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-05-21

ANNA DICKINSON denies the rumor
that she will return to the stage, and
says she will never have anything more
TO do with 1t. Considering the present
condition of the stage with its "Skat-
ing Rink, I" -''Rag Baby" "skipped by
the Light of the Moon," and so on, this
determination ia as creditable to Anna
as 1t would doubtless be gratifying to
the public If the stage were what it
ought to be.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-05-21

In the Illinois Legislature on Tues
day, Black Jack Logan was elected U
$. Senator to succeed himself. Mrs
Logan, it is said is too full for utterance
now that she can go back to the Wash.
ington lobby for another six years, but
little comfort it will avail her or hel
Johnny, as the Democrats will deal out
the patronage of the State for some
years to come.