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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-01-16
United States Public Lands in the
South.

South.
The United States possesses public
lands. undispo-cd of and open to
settlement in all the Southern States
except Texas, which. when it entered
the Union. preserved its public do
main for itself. Each State pos
sesses at least one register Of the
land office, whose duty it il to keep
a record Of all surveyed lands. and
with whom all applications concern
ing lands in such districts are filed
and inquiries answered. The public
lands are divided into two classes,
sold respectively at $1.25 and s2.5c
per acre. Titles to these lands may
be acquired by private entry or loca.
tion under the homestead, pre-emp.
ton and timber culture laws. Such
tracts arc sold on application to the
land register, who issnes a certificate
for purchase, the receiver giving a
receipt for the money paid subject
to the issne Of a patent or a com.
plete title. if the proceedings are
found regular by the Commissioner
of the Land Office at Washington
The United States possesses II 800
600 acres of pnblic lands in the
South, a great portion lying in the
States Of Alabama and Florida.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-01-16

Once upon a time a man got mad
with the editor and stopped his pa.
per. The next week he sold his corn
at four cents below the market price.
Then his property was sold for taxes
b cause he didn't read the sherif's
sale. He was arrested and fined
eight dollars for going hunting on
Sunday. simply because he didn't
know it was Sunday, and he paid
three dollars for a lot Of forged
notes that had been advertised two
weeks and the public cautioned not
to negotiate for them. He then
paid big Irishman, with a foot like
a forge hammer, to kick him all the
way to the newspaper Office where
he paid four years subscription in
advance, and had the editor to sign
an agreement to knock him down
and kick him if he ever orders his
paper stopped again. Such is life
without newspaper.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-01-16

Baltimore is still in great trouble
over the fact that New Orleans and
other cities have grabbed her sugar
trade. The Baltimore American
publishes long article reviewing
the sugar business Of the city, and
referring to the fact that the sugars
imported at Baltimore amounted to
100000 in value and now is next
to nothing. It saws: III Baltimore
from that time had kept pace with
the increase Of importat,ons mo
the Atlantic and Gulf States. 253,.
282,Ol3 pounds would have been
due here in 1884. almost double the
quantity imported iu 1874. and be.
tween $5,O0O.00n and $4,000. 900
distributed among our citizens. The
movement inaugurn'ed for the resto.
ration of this business should insure
the reclamation of the lost prize. y
N. o. States.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-01-16

The Princess Isabeau de Beanvan
CraoR is a generous friend of dogs
and cats. At her castle near Puteaox,
in France, she has homes for about
a hundred of each. Stray animals
are warmly welcomed, and given
special corners and reserved dishes.
If any of them are sick the Princess
takes them under her own care in
the drawing.room, where a skilled
veterinary surgeon attends them.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-01-16

LAST JULY.
She barely twenty, and her eyes
Are very soft and very blue,
Her lip seem made for sweet replies,
Perhaps they were made for kisses, too.
Her little teeth are white as pearl,
Her nose aspires to the sky,
She really is charming girl,
And l adored her last July.
We danced, swan and bowled and walked,
She let me squeeze her finger tips,
Entranced listened when she talked,
And trash seemed wisdom from her lips.
| sent her roses til! my purse
Was drained found completely dry.
longed to sing her charms in verse,
But all this was last July,
Of course at last We had to part,
l saw tear drop on her cheek,
LETT her with an aching heart,
And dreamed about her for week.
bub out OF Slgnt IL out OF mlnu,
And somehow as the time went by,
Much fainter began to find
The memory of last July.
July has come again at last,
With summer gowns the rocks are gay,
II seems an echo of the past
To meet her on the beach to-day.
She's even fairer than of yore,
Aud yet could not tell you why,
find the girl an awful bore
So long it is since last July.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-01-16

The Empress Of China is scandal
izing her subjects by her progressive
ideas. She has been learning to box,
for exeScise. What is worse, she
wants to Introduce railroads into
China; bat the Board Of Eevenuc
and some Of the censors oppose on
the ground that tln'y are dangerous
and likely to canse 4 rebellion.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-01-16

There are about nine hundred acres
of land in Manatee county, Fla.
planted in various kinds OF early
vegetables, an industry that has
proven very profitable there, aud one
that will reach much larger proper
tions as soon as some other sections
are opened up 10 the outside world.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER IL. 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
via Desbosses and Courtandt Street
HARRISBURG Pit:rg and the West with Pullman Palace s
and chicago T",Se Of Paror Dnips Smoking and sleep
ing Cars at IL a. IN. every day; o, ,,.,
at 's p connecting fitusvie Petroleum
For and l21s nisHs
mi arrive rssa Of 6a 800 zoo and arrive 100
s and SSJ and y IS night Sunday e5 $50 H.
$50 and p m, and l;;io . night
For Cape May week DAYS, lilo On Saturdays only
Long Banch Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
p1 he an Sunday aGs 5 NJ and "V S stop
For Old Point and Norfolk via NewYors Philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad. p M every day. via Baltimore anu
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex with all through trains
city. aforDg speedy and direct transfer for
7ra,%s ayr,s> from pittsburg 40 7sO 1880 100
s as ' $50 arS !S
p M f FTS% Pha s SSo a. 300 $50 so 7o 30
s$ sS I" 100 ao 80 nj o 30 20 S2% S and ?s
aT $50 s" S S2S S go and sS 6 go M iS' i0
FOX PHILADELPHIA.
Express New York Desbrosses and Court
S p4 70 r so Si 10 as I lGGTs Limited and IL Chicago
Limiteil. N, 2 S:2o =, 400 g. 8 H. g. and d.,
&4 To- p % sundays Express Si5 8: 10 III LimtedJ,
ram; s1 1S Ysf a9 Sa except a9 sunday 1aS 7 and
lilo a m. !. 2 !. 8: p aud 10 m and . p m on
i as esSe HTS s'7ss5 s!otsH an
LISA NJ Limited Express ~ aud $50 i 2a.
s cs5 7l2 s2 sod go m on s ao mi 3S
c:35. 4: and 81 p, m; o.oo -. ,.,. o.,, On.
II ket Offices $40 4s5 and GA Broadway Aston House
and of Desbrosses and Courtandt st No Courtst
ant Brooklyn Annex station. loot of Futons Brookyn
f Pacs and av caste sren ''A0' 0''
THE New YoT Transfer n Company Will call f0r and cheek
Ni1N'' General Nanagar General Pass'r AGENT
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSO,

L RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. November Ia, 1851
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
~ No. Rochester Express through drawing cars. to
Albany. Troy. Montreal, Syracuse and liochester
Albany, Utica Roc hester Buffalo Niagara Falls
Erie Cleveland and Toledo. arriving at Chicago 800 u ILL.,
nextday.
O3Oa NJ. Chicago Express. drawngroom cars to Canaan
daigua Rochester an Buffalo
til3O a H.. Western New-York and Northern Express.
with drawing-room cars. 80 ,.
Ia Troy.
a D. M. Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
Chicago and IT. Louis Express, with sleepgcars
Falls, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Toledo. Detroit Cn
oago and ST. Louis Dning-car Now York To Albany
$50 Montreal Express with seepngcars " syracuse
and to Auburn road. also 10 Montreal.
500 p H.. Rochester. Blu iao and Cleveland only;
through sleepingcar. 80 -, n.,..
9I5 D. m Pacific Express with seepngcars for Roches
Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo. Detroit anu
Chicago sleeping Clayton and Ogdensburg daily ca
ilI5 D. m Night Express, with sleeping-cars to Albany
Connects with the morning trains for the West
and the North except saturday night . .
Tickets sale Grand Central Depot, NO BATTERY
Place. Al Broadway. Harlem Depot 10th ST. and 4nave
Express Offices. PARK place neal BIOa
way) $50 942 Broadway and G2 West l25th ST. New
York 1888 Washington and 100 Fulton sts, Brooklyn and ~
4th-st Williamsburg. =,
drawing and sleeping cars can be
procured OF the ticket oices III New DIX CITY, anu
333 Mashingtonst, Brooklyn.
Baggage allied ami checked from residence
These daily All others daily except sunday
THESE trains stop at Harlem (l20th 81 and 4thaye
J. NJ. TOUCEI, d. NJ KEN DRlCk,
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Nov 10 (SpeedThe strike at the stock yaros
collapsed Saturday and Just as was expected the price
pok collapsed on the to-day The January option sofa
$40 after having touched $40 II saturday George
stuart Co. were bidders pork and the price In low
minutes was advanced from 50 95 TO $40 l7la
Itwa said that the buying was for Hutchinson. Inc
n pts OF wheat at Duluth large expected
There only cars Saturday the crowd was pre-
and ght the fact that the quantity
100000 bushels. The opening
14 II eIp-cted that the visible sup
to-day would make the largest ever attained III
wheat 900 bushels this would have 6een
10 As the only b4340o Oush,l5
The visible supply became 6S.l95,S56 busEels
The pc- for the December option advanced from 1872 cents
TO "A cents But the feeling with all the news Dush
IL Is feared that OF the wheat In The
Northwest which Is pouring into Duluth and Minneapolis
directed 10 Chicago The December option WAS
~ cents The pit Is dull as for wheat
The charters o'clock for $4,000 bushels oil wheat
s5 900 and 3d. 900 bushels OF flax On tho
board there and no fluctuations
Of $50 O'Clock at "a cents Or
wheat 404 G40s cents for May corn and $40 10
FIR Ianuar
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trans West 42d st. station follow4 end N mn
ates earlier from foot Of Jay ST.. North River
Detroit and Chicago 30 A ~. 800 'SlOpH
st Lous 800 s 10
Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge Niasars Fals 3lQ
g m. 500. s. 10
Uuca and syracuse 8 TO- $3.50 m, 900, s. ~ ,. o.
Eggplant kingston sa9gertiesa SatsEiiL Albany 'sia
CIanston :. West Point, Cornwall. Newburs, $40 Tia
81. ll:2S q AIS 20 10 m. and 800 D NJ
Cranston's, Corn wall, Newburg.
For Montreal ami Canada East 500 p n.
Hamilton, L0nion. $50 u. 800 3 10 p m Toronto
Elegant Sleeping cars for Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and II. LOUIS all through TRIMS
Daily other trans daiv except sunday
For cables pArlor sleeping car accommoda
apply AZ Offices Brooklyn-333 NASH
ing Fulton Office. foot Of Fulton st.
New York CITY 1858 1855 SAP Broadway 1887 Bowsry and
West stations of West AID ST. foot VI Jay
HENRY MONETT
& Vanderbilt ava General Passenger Az M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETa
rr.rnRrs OF .EY.YORK DEALINGS

An activity gatHed the operators tn wnest
Yesterday Yet feature OF the market was us moo
crate response encouraging foreign advces heavy OK
nor, aemaud and an increase in the visible supply much
smaller than generally been looked for Cash wheat
was has better and 200 900 bushels were taken
iv shippers the start the options "ero
10 rop the favorable developments OF tne may
were sufficient rally prices later and the close Wss
December s47s and January at ssh cents gained un
d cent lower at "! q cents
corn spot lots with $4,000 bushels oouxnt uy
Shippers The options followed wheat pretty cosey, b" "
closed strong and iadis cent as follows; NoVenve,
4Is, December. Ash January. 46's Feoruaty ~,
cas options The latter were per cent hlges ~ %
e az mort demand for lard The options were easier
y tribe ending follows November and cemper 20 %
January 80 90; February So 81; March, 50 az. x,.,x
The receipts o grain and four yesterday AZ hn,S
pbIadepha Boston as follows WIZ,
1ol si bushels corn 425 bushels oats l076Zo push
els total grain 40 731 bushels: -four 942l oaireS ~
,,icago Louis the arrivals were; Whest
Ia 6S bushels corn 2 272 bushels oats l576Il Dushe
total grain $40. oil bushels -four. 3lOo6 Oarrola
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GRATEFUL-CoMFoRT
EPPS'S COCOA,

BRFAKFAST.-"Bv thorough knowledge OF the natura
laws which the operations OF digestion and nutrition
and by careful application OF the tine properties OF
eced Cocoa Mr. Epps provided breakfast tables with
delcaely Favored beverage which heavy
doctors bills II shy the uciOus OF such articles
diet that constitution may be gradually built up
enough resist tendency disease Hundreds OF sub
tie naes floating around ready to attack wherever
there IL weak point We fatal shaft by
keeping well fortified with blood and
erly nOurshed trame."-fttvil service Gazette.
fade simply boiling milk Sold only In half
pound by Grocers labelled thus IA Els EPPS co.
Homeopathic Chemists. London England.
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Dpsius ano Cleaning.
U,HE Old Staten Island Dyeing Establishment

9s Duanes. 2sG Fiitlave $40 Broadway 6lO sIthave-
New.YOrk.
32B Fulton st.. Brooklyn.
40 North Eghths Philadelphia; Temple place. Boston
~ MadisOn-st. Chicago; ID Eucdavc. Cleveland.
a Sixth-st.. Pttsburg; 257 Wanutst, Cincinnati.
Ne received numerous inquiries asking II FIJI
hal at works. this is to give notice that the late
Ia and in premises and that
business Is proceeding rs usual
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I ERICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

AssENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt or Dec
follows:
IA M Tor Catasauqua and intermediate pointa
IN for Geneva Lyons. ElmrL Rochester. BuRalo an1
tho West and principal local ponis Char 70 wilkes
barro
for Tunkannock and intermediate pointa CHAR ca6
Trnkhannock. Connection Reading and Harrisburg
40 for PittsOn ami principal intermediate pointa
Char car 10 Ptt-ton.
54op m for Copay and Intermediate pointH Connection
70 Reading and Harrisburg
D. IN Tor Geneva Lyons Elmra, Rochester Buffalo ano
this Vest Pnllman sleeper 70 Lyons
so for IAurys aud intermediate pointA
Trains leaving at A. m and $40 m cornscs 10
all pOints in Mahapoy Hazleton oal Reg0na
SUNDAY TRAINS
- m. for Maucb Chunk. Hazletop end vtsyruediato
poiutA
~ D. m. for Coplay intermediate pointA
~ for Geneva Lyons Eimra. Rochester. Bu6Ao ana
WeaL Pullman 70 Lyons
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LRlE HALLWAY, now known as the NEW
.nsoash Trains e.ys zsd-s and ehamIerss Stations e
"a -Daiy except SUNDAY p Itps sa nSuss Taw
BaaA,S siseplns S.eIes horIe.isyln. ,Ss mei.n.u
scnl Train 81 Day ai saee. s,ssgnt tSashs'
Cieveand lU5u a. cnonnatt ts2 |. ~ chicago $50
% ana u Louis 2 sS hs sssos % .s lmso arriving
hocnestsr '' Lut ale iSv a. ~; es'o s'SxS
lioo ~ he most popular night iian 'otk
~ m.~Daiiy. ,Deaso express. human Day sleeping
Coaches ,nshsnGoa -imirA ouaAio SiasarA Falls Cha
KSinSrord Iassa,e ..S s'+s ~ ,sy s;sy ioa ~
t:.o. o:So iU:.Va l"" .io 10" $40 WV AosVs" ~.
"a; sls s' ~. VA :'s s nj i sss -sis:
80 iO'sa 0 S LAO o'sS 'ss '0S IC;sc s,a:
NS.Ts wa Nsyss .'s u zoo 200 s' s .SS S$
AMI aaiayH nishtsonv sundASA .'iSA "- $40 0''o'
sS s1s 40 a. .s a. 90
Suna.yH 40 s s:Ss.a isisS a Ill., ~"
wsS,es t'io iV.oa sSSe saso ma sunday.
$50. ,o,uwan .Do, y,ool u $3.50 ..So $50 osos
Nswoa.s, Az ~ su,as, s;OCa. 900 7Hvg N an,
Aontso@ ,earyy;aa Ss' s:sUa. N ..
S"S mao SoI 100 Iv:so M $50 sSs ssS loo
"SSaS 800 y sunaayS 1se bio" io-o - 1- o'SA
;sssto sSs ssS s.a 800 200 io2os $50 s'Se 20
Ia ts, tCvl lLe .CC IA. naih s'n.. Asbs ny
"a e:Vu tst !. u. sunasyA 80 lU;ao - w. wv
SiSd ~, 81, 23a-st n " b:45 M 1910 p.n.every
ai,ssn nipu,eS tao T. N. 10 lO41 y u. every thirty
9so1 ~ Ml..o m. every nirv minutes io'1sa u -
;lb = IN. every bour - ,,-.~,n. A, ...,, ana
sss't Ss ssS sSsI
s M ~" sc G:" AZ ~ ssos4ss
s ,,sSs hs ss y ss x
49, 9sS p; ana xs sS5 asaa rassr Assa. Ns~ys
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Gteambodts ano Railrcd6s.

ALBANY BOATS "PeoDle's Lines
IA DREW and DEAN RICHMOND.
Leave Pier III N H. foot Canast daily tsunays excepted
Connecting at Albany Tor ali points North and West
A TROY BOArS-CITIZENS LINE.-Fol
~ Troy and the North. Troy Excursion tickets So0
Daily except SATURDAY foot of Chrstopherst m sun'
day steamer touches At Albany.
DAY LINE
- TO OLD POINT COMFORT Norfolk Va. and south
Leave via Penn. r. r. +:30 Parl0r CARS 70 bsNnor4
thence Palace steaners arriving Old Point 5l3 n,
Norfolk a IN IL " ToMPKiNs deni PasA Agent
3l9 Broadway. N. Y
PREDICTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
y, IL LiNE.The Popular Inside Route To Boston. 81
Worcester Sc So Corresponding reduction 70 al pontA
steamers CITY Of Worcester and CITY Of New YORK;
ne1 above Desbrosses Ferry daily s5eeP; SUNDAY II
4:3Op. d. w. BRADY. Agent
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
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frst until D. M 953 Broadway between Twenty second
and twenty third sts until D. M 3Os West Twenty
st. corner Eghhave l63 Fourthave corner Fonrteeuh't
near SiYteths and the HARLEM OFFICE. 2b7 Fast One
hupdret.and twenty ffths, $500 Thiriave Ono
hundred and twenty dfthst up 10 at regular Office
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DOpULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provi-

DOPULAR SHORE LINE Tor Boston, PrOvi-
i ience Newport and all New England Points All raH
from Central Depot. Express trains Tally (snnday9
excepteD Up (plrlOr cars attached and III
sleeping sunday TRAINS 10 with
zee sror cars II D. with palace sleeping
New port 200 Boston EhpIcss win parios
ckord FOR Newport arriving at 1oO y
NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck slip
~ pier 25 r. IN. ami IL Sundays excepted)
steamers time for early trains north aud
NATSKILL EVENING LINE
~ For CatsklL Stuyvesant and srms lats ian hny&
daily (Sundays excepte from Pier So toJ',
10y "' '' FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
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8 Vanderbilt ave-

NEW.JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
FOOT OF LIBERTY-ST. NO TIL RIVER.

l. NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIV lSlON.
TIME TABLE.TAKiNG LFFEcT NOV; II. 1855
For Fons a PEI Ell p1 m m Etc.,
100 1900 p NJ SUNDAYS, 400 ss45 a. m. 5SO. l2O6
Direct connection Wayne Junction Germantown and
Chestnut HILL at Columbiaave. for Manayunk conshe
DRAwiNG.RooI ca RS on all Day Trans and SLEEPING
Renrnin 2" saSS DELpHIA Ninth sts.
100 $50. $3.50 Hoo am Il5; s45 $40 7 90 200 m.
at sTS So 45 s go sos id O ioo s s 500
For iHHRA4 sii and PENN
For s'S & i'2Y sUyBURY, LEwIsBURo and
ro MA kEASiS ei an fsS e. 800
100 ~, 100. 100. 400 $50 5i5. l2oop m Sundays
lO cas Zoo $50
For For 2 TAMIoSs 5o 30 H. lso s4s 800
For 52sp Fl fnRSiys LIZ and MAucH CHUNK
400 100 $50 M. Loo, 1870 S40 6'i5 p NJ Sundays
For EAsroN 3, 400 ZOO $50 m. loo, 100 s!s. 400.
For II ION BRIDGE BRANCH at AGO. $3.50 a M. 400.
For I FIESSINeroN 100 $50 a. m ico $780, 400 AGO.
300 80 Sundays o 100 M no s.ao ,o,s hoo
For dS d s az s 9 Zoo go 600 $40 ss 600
$40 100. 80 s:l5 1890 p sundays 400 s45 g. m.
r l ft t GfG ISO 100 500 700 IA? 1918
lao 90 so c 90 SsC $ 49, scp c sc i sS SS
sundays 400, s:45 a. M. 1900 m, 100 400. $50 $50
For fhRTH AMBoY 4.3o o;Oa SIS. i 90 ll45a m.
loo 500 90 sso ei5P% sPn&ayS 100 s1c RAN, a.
43l sl5 IL 90 a. m. 100 400 400 6:l5 D. IN. Sundays
except Ocean Grove a. 400. 5000 m % ,aon
For For FEt si oMs RIVER
For @i RTLANTYG ciTY ViNELAND ana BBIDGEToN at
43O a. ~. LOO p m
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. g. North River. via sandy Hook
For HIGHLANDS. sEABRIGHT, LONG BRANCH 400
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
s,yAyNAH, Nov l5-Turpentne steady at Sac
WILMINGTON. Nov I5.-lurpentlno quiet Al IS &c
CHAKIEsTON. Nov l5.-Turpontine quiet AZ 55<c
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Hamburg American IS. Line Tor Plymouth
i fLondOnl Cherbourg Plrsl. Hamburg
Vie ant. Nov. Is $50 ~ 'e lert 49,. nov 70 3D. m
500 $50 and $50 Steerage. $l5 ito Plymouth
sl2D send for Tourist Gazette"
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L Boston. So Newport. 81 Fall River " Frstclass
lin, tel Inc Corresponding reduction all Eastern
STEAMERS PILGRIM and PROVE DE\CE leave New YORK
on days (Sunays incuieO at 100 from Pier
% " r. Murrayst CONNECTION wa Annex Boat from
BROOKLYN jersey CITY Il In. m. >,,u,.., ,.,..
LONG WATER ROUTE Flu LII NlnhTS RESI-
S morning trains TO Boston short ra rlde time 80 min
utes An orrhess sern Ickets nd stlteroons
NAV be secured at principal hotes transfer ami Jckss
Offices the office on Pier D and on stei lers >>
BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents Genl Pass Agent
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WHITE STAR LINE.
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