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The Sunday herald., 1886-12-26

"Aone in London will be presented by Miss Cora
Tanner at the National next week. "Alone In Lon
don" is a meodrama iull OF everyday Incidents
and everyday people. 1t is like all the other
comedy dramas To which Americans have been
treated for the past four or ave years, supremey
and entirely English. Its purpose Is the same pur-
pose which all melodramas have-to wrench the
neart.strings and mosten the eyes, to wreath the
lips with laughter. and to famillari2e those who do
not already know them with the joys ana sorrows,
the follies and fortunes, the trumphs and failures
that fall to the lot OF the commonplace people who
belong to that part of creation which Is termed low
lfe Robert Buchanan, the author OF "Lady Glare"
and OF "Sorm Beaten" is also the author OF "Alone
In London; or, a Woman against the World.' 1t IS
the story of 4 nnie Meddo,rs, q farmers daughter,
the "sweetest prettlest girl in SUFFOLK" who turns
from the honest love OF well ltodo young miller TO
give her hand to a fine gentleman from London
who turns out to be a heartless adventurer, hnh.
way robber and worse than all else, cruel husband
and father lie takes Annie to London, where she ls
compelled to sell flowers the food
for herself and her child and pocket-money for her
lord and master. In the big city the poor country
beauty Is thrown into the society OF thieves and va
grants, and for long t,meher l,teis s otter @ and
misfortune drives her to the brink OF the Thames;
but she comes out OF 1t all IN grand and
glorious triumph, and sres,ored to the old scenes
and the Old love OF her childhood All this Is pref
| tiy told by MIR. Buchanan and the members OF the
company who present his play. There are I numer-
| ance, and with the assistance of massive and at
| tractive scenery, "Alone In London; or, Woman
against the World" can hardly fail TO satisfy the
| average patron OF melodrana. Cora Tanner played
the Suffolk girl, AMI endows the role with all the
tenderness OF heart aud beauty OF face that 1t calls
| for. The play was given to a good opening house
| last night and scored success. The slnlce-house
scene, with Its novel rushingwater effect, and the
| Westminster Bridge and Parliament House scene
| were magnificent achievements In drawing and
color, and received deserved applause. See wha,
| our New York correspondent says of Miss Tanner.
Monday, January 3, the winter engagement OF the
| well-known Boston Ideals commences at the New
National. The repertory will be Monday evening
| and Saturday matinee, Ara Davolo; ;"Tueslay ant
Friday, "Adlna; or, The Elixir of Love-" wednes
day ma,lnee.' MARTHA" Evening, 'victor, the Blue
stocking;" Thursday, "Mad of Honor;" Saturday
evening, "Bohemlan Girl" The company ha
| sxty-fou people this season and Ia said to b,
stronger than ever. The principal artists are Mile
Zelie de Lussan, Marie stone, Louise Lahache, Ton
| Kari, He. Barnabee, W. II. Macdonald, W. II
Clark, Ivan Morawski, and Clement Bainbridge
The sale of reserved seats will open next Thursday
December 30, at 8 80 A. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-05
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

ON and after June 81 1886 will leave West t2dse
N rains leave from foot Of lay ct,
North RIVER minutes earlier than from loot OF Wees
Detroit and Chicago $50 n. 600 $ op sleepers
az Fouls 600 $40 D m sleepers through.
Rueao Rochester Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls $40
$3.50 a ~. 800. $40 eleepers and drawing roon
e~Ttica and syracuse s.lo 80 m. 900. s. I0p
Highland Poughkeepsie and Kingston $40. '7l0. 'sSa
saarertes and Albany SO ITO ESQ., 1925 u sas
0cstsklli TO- = 10 900 % 3d. II rs a m 345 $40
Cranston's West Point Cornw all and Newburg 3 10
% 80 1910. II rs 40 3 lop and 800 n S<S
ami 100 p m. for Cranston's Cornwall and Newburg
For Montreal and Canada East 500 -.
Hamilton. London, 'sSoa N 800 $40 y. Toronto
$50 q m. 800, $40 p -
Saratoga specials ll.25 . m. 345p. N Parior ears
Lake George II rs m. Saturdays only 345p
Kaaterskin Hunter, Hobart :Grand Hotel station Ana
Ph9nlcz 3 To- 800, IL % m. S<5p m Paflo. ens ~
Hotel Mountain House and Kaaterskl via rneh'os
Paen vile Cairo aud Mountain House station 10 ~ ~
.Dsiy tDa6y except saturday Other trains daily eieess
sunday.
For dcke time tables parlor seepns car aseonmoam
tons or Information apply st oroes hfooAyn,
ingtonst 50 Fulton Amer once i1St q vsry ana
West shore stations tool AID st. foot Of jay ~
North RveI and Penn n station Jersey Cy sss
Express win call to and check oAgsase rom hotels anu
dencsa Orders 10 left 81 ticket onecs ,urYr
Svaadssbatsv& General PASSENGER AS'As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-05
TRAGEDIES AT HORNELLsvILLE.

= r REUNION-ELECIRIC LlGH1S-PER-oNAL
NOTES
Irpou An OCC .sIOSAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE
HoRvELLLsvILLE, Sept. "A terrible trag-
eiy occurred in this city a few days ago lne Ne"n
was the seventeen old of Chaancey Boughton who
,os,,a. in the First Ward some time in April Mr..
Roughon's eldest son. Chauncey E, boy sixteen yeays
NJ aye was taken III with meningitis He vas treated by
Dr. Parkb this city, who discovered that the SICK
ness had let the boy with some I'm tavOrahe symptoms
and scd the take the boy into the country
for a change The boy was taken away a few weeks
and returned seemingly improved After his return,
however. he exhibited mental peculisrties that
o,s inconsistent with person OF sound mind. aud these
caused bis parents some anxiety. Tue two brothers
we're affection atey ford Of each other and re" mo-
en;s before the tragedy they were both seen by their
mother sitting together bench IN the rear OF the
house playing In very few seconds the mother was
alarmed at The cry Of Eddie tast Nathan was dying.
Fod,e al struck him on heat with axe infcung
three afal wounds The child died 10 few hours Ed
die WAS arrested al and exhibited unmistaka0ie
siens OF insanity. Drs. Parkhin and Robinson were
examined before cOrOuers Jury as TO his condition at
the tine Of the Of the act and was their
opipou tnat the boy The roper order was
az made by Judge lakes anu tue Ooy Was aAeu u
the asylum at Binehsmton.
OIL Tuesday evening Erie ave, occurred shooting
which almost resulted in the killing OF John Pencil by
his daughter Minnie who about twenty-One years OF
a.ouGd the house for tn- ana PenneIs son Few
dlvs ago placed a couple az cartridges IN IL anl Threw
n into drawer N the bureau Mr. Pencil asked MS
ds .chtrr Tuesday evening - fni II or blm she o.
brother nad done snapped 1t at hrr father IN fun. One
chamber was discharged. the hal enter ng us rlgnt
breast II extracted, however ana MT fenneH
will recover. -.- ~ -
Tue G. A. r. survivors OF the l4lst REGIMENT, y \.
Vols many of whom reside III this locality are making
ARRANGEMENTS for their annual reunion when Will De
held this " AT at HOfnan's Grove Emlra, on Nednes,
dsy, september Every member OF thu regiment and
their families are cordially invited. Good music ann
fine -peake-s will be 10 attendance.
The New YORK. Lake Erie snc Western Railroad com
rsnv are putting electric light IN their yard Al TINS
Iace IL is el.imsd railroad meu that the YARD is
unite dangerous the company were re Owed 10 Cd
vate he danger by this method There are some thirty
les OF track TINS YARD. ,r
day over Abraham WaEeman. ~
] Budd aud SON. formerly proIretors of the Cauisteo
Uou- at CapiseO. have taken Possession OF the farA
Hotel IN tni- city. 49,, . -,.
The star actor john T. Raymond. will appear az SHAT
turks opera House Colonel sellers % the even
incs OF september and :.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JUNE IS. 1888,
lREAT TRIfNK LINZ

AND UNITED sTATEs MAIL ROUTE
leave New York. va Dsbrosses and Courtand strea
Bsfisbars Ptt.5arg. and The West Pullman
ANA Chicago Of Psror Dining SMOKING ana sleep.
viifamspor Lock haven. a. M. sp m Cory and Erie
ats NJ connecting az Cory for Iitusvie. Petroleum.
For Lebanon . a M S9O ~ and u night w..,,,
Tor EIpres "oi Pullman Palace Cars daily cxcent SUNDAY,
ID a. m. arrive Washington 4, and $40 ?. Il arrive
loo 80 aud $ , ~, and u night sunday. ei5 a. N
For Atlantic City except sunday Il.lO a. m Through
Long Branca Ba; Head JUNCTION and intermediate stations
o ks tS n so s anf 80 M l. 6 S10 Sunday
For Cd F@ and and 2crok WI va Sew york Pa1aepha and
Norfolk Railroad n every day via Baltimore AID
Boats OF" Brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains
a Jersey CITY aforinga speedy and direct transfer for
7fats a,Stre nom Pittsburg 40, 7:3o 1870 m: SIS
sso 555a No. 26 80 3d. SO s95 AMI 5s5 2 n
F SHs1y ?s% d S3@ ply
10 rs u.s. li.55 a. H. 500 800 $50 go 0S5 and 1888
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains New YORK VIA Des1rosses and Court
go 10 5 % @ Che ago Limited and 10 Washington
dP ,s a;t 13d II M 2S 80 10 m and
p N sundays Express Is 90 g Llmiten. and 10
TT says r"ss dsy =" 500 aas
ad III Connect at lc9,en Q Tor ca can den u ANU -.
Returning Broad street station, Phiadsphi.
u OF 8 20 o. 81. 10 81. 3d. 500. $50. IL aud
II l5a m (Linitei Express "a an 1 80 p MI y g.
s. 3 s. s. II. : ~ aud = 50 p m On sunday, l9ot
800 O5 40 10, $50 l249 (45O Linlltedl OBS.
Leave PHILADELPHIA Camden. 900 a IN. daily q;
and and Courtlanct No Courst. and
Brooklyn station. foot OF Fulton st., Brooklyn,
Bu-ls Hotel. HobOkeu station. Jersey city Emlgrans
ONCE. No BATTERY Place and Castle Garden.
The Work Transfer Company WI. all or and check
baggage hotels AMI residences.
CuAS r. PlGH J. r. WOOD.
Genera Manager Genetal Psssr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-05
Auction Sales Of Real Gstdir.

4 TTENTION is called to a public sale of
~ vann bic farms and other nller pieces Of a. esa
10 G Ell a. tie mesteai the late Isac ]. storms
n.ar lausey Il rg,n County. New Jersey, u --day
: ptem lssf. at p III.
Inc arms are If "a iOrs with good ani substa ta
In inas an well stocsed witt nut One ia III Of
% scr e. n rne track Inc IN IL t Os are
finely sit a g FOR bull Ing purposes
Take l.iie IA II Of cha nb rst 10 ,nsey DIS,
tanc@ rom c tv g miles Trains leave $50 $3.50 and
a III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-05
DONDOUT KINGSTON
r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS cave depot foot Of Cortlandt or
Desbrosses a and 7. p. daily, Is ~ tram
SUNDAY runs Msuch Chuns and HazetOnl for all
pr ncpai points Geneva. Lyons, Emira Rochester
Buralo and the West PULLMAN SLEEPER on r. u
TRAIN.
Al a. m for Catasauqus and All intermediate points
At y. H. oI Tank hammock ana AL intermediate points
Al 34O D. Tor Plttston and all principal intermediate
At $40 p. daily for Coplay and All intermediate points
At 100 y. H. f.aurys and all intermediate points
Trans saving anl $40 m. connect for All
points ~ MshanOv AMI Hszleton Coal Regions
T. b. BYINGTON, General Passenger Agent
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R.R

NEwJERsEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
TINE TABLkNTAKING EfFEGT il XE . isss
fG Roa oo 80 on Il % H. 4o Spaa H5'sS
40. 200 p SUNDAYS. 400. $40 a NJ 49, 1900
Chestnut Hin At Coambia-ave. Tor Manayunk. consho-
nh 10. SH SRa HSg,oTP all av s1gEprNa
Rsalnn o. -&ys ri ILSDELPHIA Ninth amt Green SITS.
20 30 90, II ooA !, Is - 60 a. y 90 N
sUESoA4 ID 20 90 Is Is 90 ta oc s9 3d. 55 so
r5gS fgHHAY PGAn and nd ppnILLpsBuRc Penn
Foi V&iI i'll PORT sUNBURY. LEwIsBURo and
For READiNG ANA HARkIsBURG at 100. f45. s3a
IlOoa m. 100. 49, 100. $50 5ij. 1900 p N. sundays
fS TiISE;aH EkE -ad PITTsToS 8 Zoo $50 M.
F For PalEIN q" % 90 Is H. $780, sl, 400 II
For BErnLEHhM. ALL;ESTowS dMAUca cHuNx
Foi o. 224SfoH at 400 100 80 M 100 100 s45, tOo
rd q Il pas zoo 80 30 50
rJs f snnStyf eoo 80 m lOo $780, 400 4ss
Fo SV so ~ vILtE 800 $50 1915 lISe
S2 80 3d. - 10 81 s. toU ' Sundays avs oo sS
rd, I FLATS FIELD &c. 90 100 74s $50 $50 leis
GOA 60 80 go az 80 s. 400 40 10 90 g. 90 90 IA
Sundays co. $40 q. m. 1900 N. iso 400. $50. 90
oS s. $50 O S 600 sa S5e sSS r.
Fol- ISSa BRANCH 9cEAs GROVE &C. AZ Eaa a.
sundays except Ocean Grove At . 90 a. M p m
F FSI fLsHfKhkS%S6D OY TOSS RIVER BASsS&f sto
sl5a 50. 80 \. M - ..-.....- -. -.
For ATLANTIC CITY, NlNELANO and BhlDOEIOS -
400 a. III l30
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Per No. 8. North River via sandy Hook
For HIGHLANDS. EABRIOnT. LONG BRANCH "a
900. llO02 100. 3.i5 81. $50 sundays 30
For Al IANTic kiGuLANDs 4SO 800 a m. s.s. asa.
70, LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER ami BARNEGAT. 40
For OCEAN Grove OCEAN BEACH and POINT
PIEAsANT, 8 90 II 90 a m 90. 345 81 ~. ,.-,ox,
For ATLANTIC CITY, vISELASD ~nd bHID"Ei"S'
gcssts can b. procured at foot OF Liberty 81 Pier No
Nerth River o. ISL 2s7 All, s44 ltO anu sLS sroa
and othave kivngt0Bstt ~ liz 10 Anq
IA Green rchst las I76 East i25th 1857 sowery le
ranast md nrincpaI hotels New YORK ty IN beek-
iyn al No Court ST. lO7 Broadway 5Ss 100 IL9
go In HOooken 25i 1shlngtop-st New
~ ,s' CON psay will call FOX check baggage nom
hotels or residence to destination ~ - u.,cocy
J. Z MOOTEN C.. -. " az. "a r'n.o,
General Manager. - - zen - 20 a'rn ,ess'
Il p BALDWIN, o. T. + AkI' AAo AoesV st. ~ ts
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-Commencing June II, 1880
through trains VIII leave Grand Central Depot - ....
tsa NJ. Rochester Erpress through Wa"ihsfoo earsVo
eOOa m Saratoga. Lake George and montreal speclahI
with through dining cars TO Troy saratoga Nau"eu
and Montreal Buffet Car. y y. 10 saratoga -.
'G5Oa No.. The Limited" with dining carr! stopping a.
Albany Utica syracuse. Rochester Bunao Niagara rsis
Erie cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago 300 A. u and
1890 a m Chicago Express drawingroom ears 10 Rich,
field springs Rochester Niagara FAILS Anu
1850 a. m Western Network and Northern Express.
$50 o ~ Albany Troy Saratoga Utica Express, with
Buffet Troy and saratoga Runs 10
Lake George on Saturdays only No.
4 D. m. Accommodation TO Albany anu roy ,..-,....
for Niagara Falls Buffalo CINCINNATI toedo Detroit chi
cago and ST. Louis Dning-csr New YORK 70 Albany
m Express with sleeping cars 10 syracuse
road, and Saratoga, also 10 Montreal
ter Burac Niagara Fails Cleveland Toledo. Detroit and
Chicago Sleeping Ogdenssurg daily except Saturday
Ills No. Sisii Express with sleeping cars to Albany
Troy Connects with the morning trains for the West
and SATURDAY night Saturday train
runs through 10 Saratoga 49, 49,.
Tickets on sale at Grand Central Depot No. Battery
Place Alb Broadway Harlem Depot l25hst and 4thave,
and Westcos Express Oces Park place near Broad
way 7S5 and s42 Broadway and 80 West l26thst, New
York 1888 Washington and 73O Fulton ss Brooklyn and ~
4th-st, William burs
Accommodations drawing and sleeping can DO
Of the ticket Offices in NewYork CITY and
1888 Washing en-st.. Brooklyn.
Baggage called for and checked from residence
These trains daily. AL others daily except sunday
these trains stop Harlem Cl25st and 4thayel
J. NJ. TOUCEY d. NJ, KENDKICk.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-05
DAY LINE.

N EN BU RtTH DAY LINE.
IN Steamer JAMES 7. BRETT o.,
Leaves Canal ST. daily. except sunday at u M i29ta
81, ll:25 landing Nerplancks Cranstons west FOMb
Cold spnng and Cornwall Fare 30 cents
FALL RIVER LINE.-For Boston. Newport,
Il Fall River and East and North -, ,n,sro, nao,,
Four steamers In commisson PILGRIM BRISTOL, PROV.
IDENC T. and OLD COLONY. Two boats day A me "a y u
and ORCH ESTRA attached TO each Leave Newl oK foa
Pier - told MOI n r. Murray ST. at $50 and ol9 T.
NJ week days and $50 r. NJ SUNDAYS Boat to9ehes AZ
Newport also the Sunday Boat nom New YORK;
Express trains Fall River and Boston, White Mountains
and the Cod Marthas Vineyard, Nantucket &c
Connection by ANNEX BOAT from Brooklyn, p. mi Jer'
sey City, 4 p. oo-
staerooms obtained In New York at 2O7.
26l ga. e57 and 323 broadway l6S BowsIy lSt last
125hs 26s West 125hs Astor House and WINDSOR HOTEL
Line ONCE. Pier % y. r. and on steamers o,-..on
BORDEN LOWELL GEO Il - So D.. Soh h-s...
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

For RED BANK. LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. As
BURY PARK OCEAN BEACH. SPRING LAKE PUNT
PLEAsANT. etc
C0rtsnct DesbrOsses sts no express N noon.
$50 $40 eIpress $40 express except Red Bsn 4lO eh
From foot Of Liberty 4. Sis. IL express 80 er
press 80 express 40 express 30 express 6:l5 M
Sundays a N. Sunday trains do not stop at Ocean
Grove or Asbury Park j. r. WOOD
RUFUS BLODGETT, Supt Gen. Pass. Agt Z. X Il
u q. HANCOCK. q. T. and Ticket Agt 2. & & K d
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST

~ ERN RAILROAD SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NETWORK AND BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS. No DUST ALWAYS ON TIME. 100
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES
Depots New YORK foot o. Barclay and sopheI .ts
Daily except ~undIys Buffalo and OSwrgo EIpress
Pullman coaches to Water G, -rOudsure scranton Bhs
hamtoI Enllra, Bath. Buffalo syracuse Osvego Greene
Oxford Norwich connect AZ scranton lot fitt,on
Wkrsbarre Danyllle northumberland at Owcgo Tor
Ithaca and intermediate stations.
p. Bnghsmton and Eimra Express Pullman coA'hes
for Water Gap, scranton. BngIamtOn OWego and Slil
connects scranton Pst0n Kingston. Nk"sbafre. &c
7pm Daily BuetO Limited Express Pullman coaches
Siroudsutg. scranton. BnehamtOn. Ovego, Elnlra
Corning Bath, Mlyland Buffalo. &c, arriving IN buAdio
7.2Oa. m Sleeping coach for Ocan via Naylaud
9 D. m Daily Buffalo ami Osw'go Express PrhHa m
coache. StroudsJurg scranton Biuzhanou Cor1ntt
syracuse OsvegO. Greene oxford. Norwich. Utica and
Rcined Sprngs connect n Owcgo for Ithaca anG inter-
mediate static except saturdays Connects al bunaO with
Tor al other points West
For Rchleid SPRING. NJ daily except sundays s'VO
.. daily sleeping coach attached
time tables FOR way trains on Morris and Essex d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-05
Dressmakln9.

DRESSM AKER.-Firstclass wishes more
private customers by the day cut and TIT and dre
or take work home REASONABLE prices have the latest III
ported patterns hg1e-t G. " reitr nee Address
ARTIST. Tribune Uptown Otce, rs BroadHay.
nRFSSNAKIN(I Artistic dressmaklng
~ tailor made suits 40 wraps - perfect m AMI hnest
finish orders at short notice 81 East 9h ST. opp"
site Dennngs
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financial.
BONDS FOR IaVEST0ES.

New.York Lackawana and Western lst mge 6s-Mssouri
Pacific Bonneville Branch lst mtge. 6sSelma Water Co
lst mtge 6sAso bonds Of Gas cos in various cities yield
Ing safe return a conservative business.
W. BRENTON WILLING. Wnn--t
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

i NETWORK NEW HAVEN and HARTFORD r. r.
leave Harlem River st-ton corner I'D 81 ana
River treAchcd ~ Third Avenue Elevated Railroad day
except Sundays 6:45 So TO- TO- II 50 a. M 10 800,
44O : 40 40 = 10 80 Port Morris CASANOVA coax
Point Hunt Point wesl Farms, Van Nest West chester
TmnsOns Chester lPelham Bay. Barlow (Clty slan u,
Pc ham Manor and New-kO helle, connecting at New
4elo with trains for all ponts on he nam e OF he
New.York New and Hartford Railroad Shore Line
and Air Line Divisions Newt snasn Middletown, New
Britain and Sured ana Boston and all points east
Midnight for New Roche l. and al intermediate sta
tous at 2IOs N. daily. except Mondays.
trains tor New Rochelle and al lnter1nediae SO
tons al a. m u OF and 81 the latter train connect
ing Al New Rochelle with way trans TO STANFORD.
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Connirp Drouert, uJaIte>

HOTEL WANTED to rent with privilege of
lease located thrifty village line Of railway
preferred unfurnshed partly furnished good cond
ton less than 20 rooms some land with building Al
dress with fun particulars FOR Interview j. J., BOX ~
Tribune ONCE
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Doprrr cuOpE LINE for Roston Prov

TBUT Z LIN SHVIlL I1IINI- IVI 1V5VJII' T IOFI
i dence Watch Hill. Narragsnset Pier Newport an
a. England Points. AL rail from Grand Central d pot
Exurcss trans daily Sundays excepted at N. D. m
fpail attached And II p with palace epng ais,
SUNDAY Trans Oa. with palace paror cars i p H. wth
palace sleeping cars.
Newport Express leaves New York 2l5 p m with paror
~ (. W. PDPPLE, Agent.
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DAY LINE
ID TO OLD POINT COMFORT Norfolk Va, and South
Lava via pm r. 400 d m. PariOr 10 Baltimore
thence Pala e steamers arriving Old Point ; is
Norfolk . a m IL ". TOMPkINS Genl Pass. Agent
3le Broadway. y Y.
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ALBANY DAY LINE SELL
~ through tickets TO al points via
HUDSON RIVER and NIAGARA FALLS.


y UkW II II LINZ. FVN DVo IUN, W VItN I1.o-
~ TER FITCHBURG. PORTLAND. NEW LONDON
NORWICH WHITE MOUNTAINS and all Eastern points
From PIER 40 North River Y, foot OF Watts II next
pleI above Desbrosses street FerTy At daily except
SUNDAYS. CITY, OF WORC ESTER and CITY OF
NEW YORK Best route TO WATCH HILL and BLOCK
ISLAND Beginning July g. connection Will be made at
NiW-I0ND0N with steamer BLOCK ISLAND 10 and
from WATCH HILL and BLOCK ISLAND
$500 GEORGE BRADY, Agent.
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flats ano Rooms 90 fes.
PREMISE

4 y elegant second floor. saloon finished, and
"A part OF third small family OF adults only Inquire
premises. 2O6 East jsthsL
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EVENLNG LINE.

A "a MILL IT, TN i-NP LINE.
Resi- and cheapest route the CAT XII IL MOUNTAINS
steamers KAATERSK ILL and CATsKILL leave loot OF
Jaw 81 every week dsy m connecting with the cats
and Cairo railroads special care taken IA Inc
transportation OF horses AMI carriages
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
Send 10 peI lOi houses rates etc. or address
HUGHES, Treas, Catskii. y Y.
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Bteambcais an ailroabs.

A TROY BOATS-Cl iZENS' LINE-Fof
~ Troy saratosa Lake George and the North. ~ 50 -
Saratoga and return 81 90 Lake and return,
Tickets good during season. Steamers CITY OF TROY
and SARATOGA daily except Saturday, foot o. Christie
pher st., 8 p IN sunday steamers touch at Albany.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-07-21
A WINe RcforIll,

The habit Of administering quinine in
powerful doses, as antidote to malarial
maladics, was once dangerously CON-
mon, Happily this practice has under
gone wide reform. Not only the pub
lie, but professional men have adopted,
not wholly, Of course, but largely, Hos
letters Stomach Bitters as safe botanic
substitute for the pernicious alkaloid.-
Tho consequences Of this change are
most important. Now fever and ague
sufferers are Cured-iormerly their com
plants were only for the time relieved,
OF half cured-the remedy eventually
failing 10 produce any aPprcciablc effect,
except the doses we're increased. a
course Of the Bittcrs, persistently follow.
ed, breaks up the worst attacks and pre-
vents their return. The evidence in "a
yOr Of this sterling specific and house
hold medicine is Of no anlbiguouscharac.
ter, but positive aud satisfactory, and
the sources whence it proceeds are very
numerous.