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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
THE MONO DIVORCE SUITS SETTLED.

The cross suits Tor divorce brought by Do
nnso NJ MonJo and Mrs. Kate f. Monjo, which have
been before the Brooklyn for some time we're
eettled yesterday When Mrs MoDjo's suit was called
delay asked for In her behalf OIL the ground that the
commission appointed to take evidence In her interest
lad not secured IL. The delay n refused and Mrs
Monjo lawyers left the Her suit was then
dismissed and her husband secured all absolute divorce
nv default Warrants the u Mr. Mouio were
ia the hands Of deputy sberfs cha him with abal,
donng wife aud with faiiag to pay - 900 aiImuny
10 her After had received his divorce the court In
formed the Disrct-Atorney that he was longer r.,
usiblc for support OF Ills wife, Nd as lie hal
T. ne Slate as In the suits anu ready o
leave the State again he could not be arrested
tudymeuta AZ ans,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
ssued the Government n w Macand tho owners Of the
stesmer ana Abram the Of Honduras
UNITED STATES SUPREME

UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON. April 6.-The Supreme Court
OF the United States to-day transacted the following
business:
No 2l4-G Hunt and Others appellant ast = 0nver i
continued nv Hen DGficid Tor appclas anu
by c Burton and Alfred Russell for appellee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07

The quotations for refined oil advanced is cent
10 7 cents per gallon here and "a cents in Baltimore
and Philadelphia.
OIL CITY Penn. April 6.-Cruie Oil-National Tran
cit Certificates opened at 1914 and closed at 72's
highest price. 73 lowest price, 72es sales. l,o67,OOO
barrels; cearance. 4794. 900 barrels; shipments.
- barrels; charters 80, 555 barrels; runs 90 ,lo5
barrels.
BRADFORD Penn, April 6-Crude OIl-Natona Tran
cit Certificates opened at 73% and closed at 72's
highest price, 1871; lowest price, TIE cearances
COS, 900 barrels,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07

bix er last March fully 10 last March Baef
bear u per lower Than last srci Lynx, nrMs sn9
seconds per cent Wolverine 10 cent higher uAe
sharp dcmano here for mnskraS beaver stser
| andra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES

Tere has bean some the price Of Scotch
and nrish but close ide Is quictcr and
there seems be toward further ADVANCE East
crn and increasing supply freely
offered barely steady state potsors Unchanged most
QlOtei though lew very choioe
RurDank are held a shade higher. The bermuda steamer
brought barrels potatoes for which there was
buyers at SlS per barrai SWEEP
quiet unchanged Bermuda onions pener and
inoyng fairly AZ ~ 5as2z5 crate bermuda potatoes
selling generality u box ana beets at Zoe VI per crate
Florida string beans sell realty at 80 pr neas
at "a ~ per crate but the bulk Of receipts are
yery Inferior qualify aud mostly In bad
order suon about worthless Florida cabbsges also
quality anu lttle value lew Od lOts
large and well headed reach SI65 Dbl hafleston
asparagus demand quotations. Old onions IN ghter
supply and higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
J. HENRY WORKS HOUSES.

Julien 4. Dawes, receiver of Grant g. Ward
claims that j. henry Work received 100000 more from
Ferdiuaud Ward tnan he invested in his pretended
ernment contracts and has invested $4,000 of
TWO houses at Fiftn-avc. and Clinton place, in which
Mr. Work and ais father. john G. Work. 1--we. He
that the money with trus; IN favor of the
creditors Of Grant Ward and thar, although title
L. II the of Thomas NJ Kianhard who married al
adopted daughter Jonp G. Work. 1t should placed
In The the Mr.. Davies detained per
mission Justice Donohue yesterday to sue these
persons the purpose OF having IL adudged that the
property is part OF the assets OF Graut Ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
Poisoned by SCrofula

The tant OF scrofua blood should be got rid OF ~
serious may result Consumption 10 undouoe
al scrofula ami IN lie earl stages may 10
ecure by purifying blood and building up the system For
this oods sarsapa JAILED IL also cures scronis
, .nnear. in the form Of running sores bo punches
an the neck cararh or in any other While pun
ee oois sarsapara also valizes enriches the blood
have been Hoo IS SarsAparia for about TIRES
months Before that time my blood Was IN ae roo eohu'on
usng Il for about month appetite was better
and INV general greatly improved For medicine ~
good a. Hoods sarsApsna much cannot DO sald L.
LlSsEY Bugbee House. Putnam. Conn
ne.n troubled with scroula for three ycars having
ore. ON nv leg Aiter taking bottle OF Hooas
sar,an,rlls am getting well rapidly ASA ELSEl soasa
Bend Ind -
Hoods SarsapariIIa :.
Sold by all druggsts sli elk for 80 Made Only W ~
| HOOD CO., Apo,hecares. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
CALENDARS TODAY.

COURT caaAsSss-Be,ore Anare va 10 SSs
les III iss 1876 2o4 2os 2is 2lg 2S2 Ss 81 Sss
24O 24 246 $50 25 1852 253 254 255 ZJo Zof %oo'
259 $50 2GI Personal tax calendar ~.
suPREMB CoUaI-srkcAL TgRH-PAnr dTBef9 nes ss5
SIS All li5 81 5OS l4S 49, AS 474 ls5. lO9 49, oS4
25S 1874 SOL 49,, ,,.o..nor T -
sUPRnsE CoURrCRcUIT- 1oBefoIs Maco sR 1io3
Mes 1869 1929, 222l,s 22y2 % ~ 29Z. 25o4 30 5e1i
qaaa 2s0z 5G8 254l 23os 252o 1914 1880 2'S' Zo'i
CSC 2taa 2f60 10 70. 'T9l. '9in w.. xorst
sUPRkNR CoURr-CIRcUIr-rAR1 n-Before van WIS"
SUPREME ,,oUer-CiRcurr-PARI III-Before Donohue Je
Nos 81 427 ls64 ~ =. 2l02 l03l 2s Sn 900; 2,99
oso6 2S72 2~si 1892 1856 29S7 2Ss3 2gV' 40
2aO3 2l04 2HOi q o. 2907 2'0a a Si4 90 ~ 5g2g
2QRO. / bog" 2o3 pa.oh
superrr ,ouRr-CIRcUIT-PART 1V.-Before Beach j.
CouRr-Defore Rollins. S-Egtae OF II Woto
nh II a m; 2 Win OF harles Greenwald = p ~. -
RI-GFSpRAL rERN-Beforc Seslgwlck - -
neanan and ingraham J. J.Nos IL. ii, IL. H. IL" 10
s,irrnIon ooUaT-srEcIAL TERM-Before Truax, J. os
AZ i a - u 81 432 - o,o.
SUPERIOR CoURr--TRIAL TERMPART l..Beiore or1ornan
J-Nos IA. as l2Y iGo 1862 l99S i0'o 1876 1917
COMMON PLEAs-EouiTY TERs-Beiore Larremore' Z D.
-GoMro, PLKAs-SpRcIAL TRgM-Before BoCkstayer. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
POULTRY AND GAME.

Live Poultry has varied little rice from day 10 day. as
the supp heavy light but the nave been
ter at the close the receipts are
not the market ali kinds
part cuarh fowls and hen turkeys
Freely any fresh arriving when OF desrs
bic quality tny sell readily Western dressed fowls ID mol
crate sun w. far aemand and firm Philadelphia brolDg
ccke choice II ht winter and iall roasting stock
higher dull CapOns scarce ana nrtn
So e lower dull Fro poultry IN moderate demand
ana arm ex cept geese which rule vey dull
Wild pigeons scarce AID nrm Engs snipe Pey anu
lower Wild ducks Irregular generally Inferior ana
har
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
Totals. April 2. 1885
CHEESE.

Receipts for l4.722 pkgs Export 1859 pkGs.
maintains very strong po ,ton mas
r. much in Sy stock at the noSeRt i9ey ;e' far ordsrs
for under sc But the ength Of the position hes
compass well cone mr. tei nd hell by parties who cand lily
lytnn mere m me magxr IN
and "a cy White al II c Fine parcels bring o lose
and other qualities from loo down to &c or full crea
any attrae.9e OHIO as renanins in stock and
IN s xiv Ap wa n& or" stock
S S52H, "a MT sane last y ssr lie has
state Factory. DO, Light SKINS Tho sn
pOFniI Cream ami oioiaa io1 fine made.
b O c 'SH to TO F Flino - Pennsylvania skim, iva ~
last FRIDAY when Ia. NJ OF the best
Since then there has eculative fee ns
a e "nsa M ns eos ns are NTH
When asce here are very sea.aera ilr
dem5ndat 2al2' Duck and goose eggs quiet and about
sf s.S ana s5 rsp" ss yosasa ias.i laid I:ess
Western. fresh aid la,1lS Goose eggs perdol so $50
feUITs BgRRIEs-FREsH
continue large npy and @ for sale at 9 Ss
soc a II per barrel dull Cranoerros selling very
the n Swe nGr o
Doe PEI quart POOR sandy lots range down to 2oc
BALDWIN. per Dbl coal 80 Cape C0d.perDD o0e5 %
Greening.per DBL OOa 30 DO per crate. .3Vi W
Inferior stocA... 80 10 Do w per crate. 5Od 90
Grapes IA oranges per
Catiwba. per ID. a ~ box oO0l oO
no. pcr co. 90 Fla. Strawb
psr qt.---..-. 2o61O
FRUITS AND BERRRs.
Rocelps OF 2.57g pigs exports. 2475 pkgs
D have de all grades OF
Evap ppe- the hope inducing more demand bus
qu)ted the marx { SIM quiet
sliced cut are n0vng slowly anG coinpar
atvey little Of the business Is ar tside quota ions Peeled
Pc ches ruling firm but he trade limited for want OF
onern.s npee eli .ected Raspberres continue to le
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
CLOSING PRICES or ALIFORyIA SJOOKA
SAN FRANCISCO. April g. 1886

CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS.
BosToS. April q. 1886.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

The transactions in OIL certificates at the
Consolidated Exchange yesterday amounted to less than
$500 barrels. against nearly 5000 600 barrels
Monday The shrinkage in activity not due TO the
ne the oil country-which really presented no
points OF must be credited to the pres
ent lndsposton Of traders to buy at ruling figures.
Prices marked up Is cent from the opening quota
lions. but OF the day the tendency toward
lower range OF values There WAS good deaOi bullsh
talk and the Of u cent per gallon In reuod oil
was discussed earnedy by those operators VIII" believe
that manipulation is the life OF the crude
speculation. Without attempting to gauge the pos
sibiites OF the future. II may be remarked tn
tho oil market Is no more free from statistical
aud speculative considerations than other market
which rests more or less commercial considerations
oil does aud II Is foolish 10 talk 6rcatedrd
spcctng the values OF crude certificates As IT Ia TO
slider whether grain IL cheap Al hfty cents at
dollar. All that the oil market shows now ~ game
between local traders. and the closing tone at decline
OF z cent from Moday night may he more significant
thai the advance on Monday from tine final figures OF
Saturday night Tie market closed weeR
The range prices and the total dealings at the Con
sOlidated Exchange were as follows:
OpeDiDg 1914 Lowest ...........72lo
=. "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
Apples. EvaDoratcd

receipts for the week 1923 bales. Exports bales A
stundt dull trade to sell ana
Willingness accept Over pm es are The main features TO-
DIV IxpOrts seem nearly ceased. and there Is no
unDroyruent demand from DrewcrA The very best
lot OF State uops would exceed loo. and 0G9c Is the
gene 81 range on late sales
Crop OF 1880 chDce.lO % oil. Crop OF 1857 ..... .
,opof 1855 good Eastern. 1885 800. q ~ 8
t0 prlne ........ 710 Pacidc Coast 1885 u d 8
To- IN innh iiInl b u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Tot" 'ae' --'''''''-''''''
selie
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
Dusincss Cbnulfs.

A LONG ESTABLISHED and profitable
"A country paper daily and weekly, with job business.
may bought cheapy. Address \. X. G.. Tribune Occ.
DARINER WANTED.-Bv recognized
actor ana established Eew- iOrk scenery and
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irIuunc Uptown Office l23s Broadway.
1yEDICALPRACT FOR SAIE.-A long
4NE established homeopathic practice in the immediate
vicinity o Ncyf0rk and among the best people ine
poTuuits Of capital experience and emery only
such need address
MEDICUS Tribune O1lce.
DARTNER WANTED.-A business man with
ample to buy nterrs in firmly establ al nd
innate MANUFACTURING ObbiLg business IN leading
Wcs'ern city No agonts iced apply. and no commission
Will DC paid. Address
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New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On ard after MARCH %. 1896.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL RoUT


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
rns leave Desbrosses and Courtandt streets
narrsbar rtsburg and tho West. with Pullman Palace
sn n' Of aro SRa Dining ~ seop
Ing Cars at a. IN every day.
for T'u,Vs SIis' %
E % 2S Sl he sDS night limited washing
10" ioA M; arrive w-.ni"stoa 40 N and 4S
rD NO. LOO. aso and 90 p m and l$ night Sunday
FOR aa' hrousa raror Car.
Sns ESE sRs
on sunday s's5 and IN. (do not stop at Asbury
For Point an! Norfolk ve SewYotk phladslphis and
via 1gG hiy r U With al
tJsr,sT fy 10rdns speedy and direct transfer for
r1airs %fH af!ist from rit,.ours 80 SO llso ss'
a$ :tS T. f 3 s; i n e From
g soS Sc .$ sS so ssO sS5 iss:8 s8
s.o 81 and nd ssS 70 5s 5ass a.ssaeS sS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
go .yO 9p % onlpngS Limited so and y Wss;9nston sss
aaes? fs''': ss a. 600 ( 1''.a and 10
a"S sdfssiB sad 200
fSS SsY g iisss.. sss SSS IA i 10
q 81 s5S sSa ss O. Sc 1aaSfI n.d a9Sd
Leave philadelphia Via Camden. IN. daily except sua
0ess, omcss $40 49,, and st sIs,avay A.,o. House;
Sss.4y Pss:S AK nsfaa
DasSss. from isssl, aad fosdsle's. IN woon
General MAnA<as General Psmr AgeuS
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILkOAD d Commencing Nov 30 lssJ.
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot
- Rochester and Montreal Express through draw.
ngoOu 10 Rochester -. Alhans and Rouses Point
900 a Fast Limited Chicago Express. with dining
stopping al Albany. Utica syracuse. Rochester Buffalo,
Niagara Fails rc Cleveland and Toledo. arriving at Chicago
900 a. next day.
1O31 Chicago Express drawing cars to Caaan.
daigua Rochester. NiigaIa Fails and Buffalo.
tll a. n Western New NOrk and Northern Express With
drawing room
1890 p Albany Troy and Utica Express through draw
ing room cas TO saratoga Fl Edward and Giens Falls
Saturdays only.
= p NJ. Accommodation 20 Albany and Troy.
- D. Chicago and -. LOus Express with sleeping
for Niagara Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo, Detroit hi
cago and 81. Louis
$50 p m, Express with sccpngcars 10 Syracuse and
Auburn road. and 10 SARATOGA; also 10 Montreal
+.95 Pacific Express. with sleeping for Rochos
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo. ST Louis. DE
troit and Chicago
ll5 D. M Night Express, with sleeping cars to Albany
md Troy Connects with the morning trans for the West and
for the North except Saturday nighn.
Tickets on sale al Grand Central Depot No. . Bowling
Green 43 Broadway, Harlem Depot l2jtl aud it ave-
WcstcOtts Express Onccs Park place Broad.
wayl 10 aud :i2 Broadway and g. West l2jthst.
York 333 WASHINGTON and $50 Fulton SIS Brooklyn 70
4tist. Williamsburg
Aeon modal drawing and sleeping
procured OF the ticket Offices New and
33a Westinghouse. BrOog lNn.
Paggige called fOI and checked from residence
These trains run daily. Al others daily except Sunday
tThcse tIains stop at Harlem l2jihs ST. and ave.
J. NJ. TOUCEI, ID. ". kENDRICK.
General superintendent. GeHcI al Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W n. Y. c. & II r. r. r. Co. Jessec. -
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Il ALONG THE WESr
hlIOHt OF THE WORLDFAMtD HUBS N RlNtiS
ABOUND FOOTHILLS OF CATSKGLL MOUNIAINS,
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
On aud after March 2l. 1885, will leave West i2d
ct station follows:
All from station foot OF jay
s2d ST..
Detroit and Chicago $3.50 M. 600. $40 slcepes
through.
ST LOUIS. 600, $40 p IN. sleepers through.
Buffalo Rochester, suspension Bridge. Niagara Falls Q:30
'OOU X 10 ~. Slecpers and dTawirg
Uuca and syracuse, 900. IL % a IN, 600 $50
Highland POkeepse and Kingston. .7.l0. $50 l25 q
3 49, $40 ~ u M. and 600 m. for kius ston.
saugertes and Albany '7:l0. 930 ll26 3d. 900
cstsAi. 7 10. $50, ll:25 a M s-55. $40. pm.
Grams ion's. West Point, Cornwall and Newburg '7;1n
20 80 slulO. lI25 3jb. ll3. $40 i o ana
600 m for Cran,ton's Cornwall and Nc-jurg
For Montreal aud CanaIa Fast, 500 p.
Hal London, $3.50 900, $50 m Ioronts
$3.50 4. M tGOO $40 m.
'Daly tDaly except saturday Other trains da e1ceps
Sunday. &C., - =,
tons, Information. apply at Offices; Brookiy
333 WashingtOn.st. 73O Fulton-st.: Annex OIL -
foot Of Fulion;,t; Nev:York CITY sl5 :6s ssi. ste
West 42d aud foot O Jay ST. North River Weetcottt
will call for check from hotels and rest
dences. Orders be left at ticket Offices.
HENRY MDSETT
09o Broadway. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
DInLADELPHTA AND READING RR

l. pNEWJERsEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
80, TgiMME TAntE1TAKiNG EfFEc"T OF. r. i3. 1855
@5 @ Snq M s RcnqG s HFos
pISc 3U c m s. SO go l2o lp m
Chestnut M toiumba-avee' for M Manayank conshO,
DKAWTSG,fooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Rsinn9s sP1IqlinkprLrHIA. Ninth and Green st,
nm sUNDAY $50 a. M. 6:$o 100 D H. Third and
Fero fAvEX ffALE PA and and fiIiiiPsBURc. III P Penn.
For WiLLIAMsPqRT- sUNHURY. LEwrsBURe and
For REAADING and II Il m & at tco 90 m "a,
;l5 a nd, m Too 1890 AGO. $780, 5i 1900 Sundays
For For SC ct aoC and 81 rfrns4GNp r At
100, 1870. 3:l5 5:i5 p sundays at 80 p. ~ Ills
TPHtI%E " at 10y So% M 10 Ra5 n H. $780, s 400
For BEfHMIEHTW HLLTN1RoWN ?g Z Il and MAUcn CHUNK
at too 700 sl5 a. H. 100. 1850, $40 5:i5 p m sunday
EAsfoE at 4Go 700. 50 a M 100 l:se $i5, 400
For HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 400. $40 m. 400
For + Fl lNGToN ZOO s45 a. m 90. l:so. 400 iso.
500. $50 .; IN; Sundays l:3o D. N. -
M 100 i:50, $50 545 800. iiG BOO $50, S45 600
G:o 7.oo, 7;5o slo lo;Sop m sundays 400. 500 IN
FOR FtA SFIT%D s soe 5O9 ~ o s45 osc
$40, "a 600 $50, 100. 7S6 s:l5, $50 1890 1900
7oo sSnSHSSs So 4c tS p@ pG1 '4' Ill., i1Oo % 1880 400
For fhKlh AMBOY a a 30 5ii5 SO, 100 a, M. LOO
For FVL IoNc BRANcH. OCEAN GROVE &C. ali rail- H. at
DAYS except ocean Grove at 800. oi5 m. '"'
For rFEEfIOLDS:l5 Loo 800 4:OO 300. 500
For LAX EWOOD. TONS RIVER and BARNEGAT at $50.
$40 n. l:OO. i:30 D..
For ATLANTIC CITY. VlNELAND and BRI DGETON At
4:3O a IN. loo J..
NIW-IERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Begmn n Nav lsSU
For HIGHLANDS. SEABRIGHl LONG BRANCH
400, lV.iD ~ III: 400 J. ~. sundays. . 80
For \ TIA Ii' HIGHLANDS. I 50. 10 - q m ID m
FOr LAKEWOOD. TONS RIVER and BARNEGAT i:3O
For AiLh stiIc CITY VINELASD and BRIDGErov.
4
Tickets can begIOcnrct at foot Of LDertyst Pier No
North river II. 2Gl. ~. 42l. Osi lliOald l3o3
Broadway 659. 77 ana 7+9 Gthave; Rvngton.st 10 ia
IL and las Greenwich ST. lId. l7b East Y5th, l5yL,
Bowoiy lI5 anai. T.. aud principal hotels In Sew
YORK tIy III brooklyn at No tOuiIst., IU7
S3S $50 IullonsL 2lO. 80 Manhattan In Hoboken
"a WASHINGTON ST. ~ J. 1Ianser Company viii call fof
ana check aggage from hotels residence to destination
J. +. MOOIT G. q. HANCOCK
General Managu Gen. Pass and iickct A 1T
IL. +. BALDWIN. e.. T. +. Agr, ll9 Liberty ST. " Y
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
Dcntieirn.
AT S4-FULL GUM SETS.

The largest and lowest priced frscass dental Office in the
city. Elegant fun gum seis, 81 81 aud siO odme prices
SO $50 and $50. Painless extracting without charge II
teeth be single teeth 81 Teeth
filled Teeth repaired iii MY minutes. sets made while
waiting lady IN attendance NOS 6O2 ana 1Vi % ave-
southwest corner OF 3ithst Dr. MODEaANN. Also 272
West 34tb st.
EIRST-CLASS DENTISTRY Of every descrip-
ton az the lowest prices By Drs WAIT aud 81 I'LL
i5 Last 23dst; old sets OF Teeth - a. Er.
tracing under gas jCc Please call References. Dr. X T.
Weir Dr. J. w. Howe. Dr. J. w. Warner.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

.IT. FARES REDUCED VIA

~ SCONINGTON LINE. INSIDE ROUTE
To Providence g. 25 to Boston, 50 rstclass steamers
North RIVER block above Canal
o., al zoo D. IN daily except sunday train with
paror reclining chars. between steamers landing and
Boston without charge
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
~ NNRK- LAKE EEIE AND MkSIERN EAIL 20 u

IL YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RATLROAD
Arrangements Of trains from GhsmGers't Depot From
mDaly except sundays. Day Express Bufet Drawing
faio Niagara FaII- and SusuensiOu Bridge Sleeping
Gpm-Uaily. Chicago and - Louis Limited Express"
~ pul,',n tram o1 Dar and Uote .leennr ,ches
No extra charge for fast time. AINe5 Mc9dvllc 10
u. M Cleveland lu M; Cincinnati Ga p. M Chicago.
=. m.DIily Buffalo and Niagara Fails Inted arrives
Buffalo aO NJ. suspension Fridge .4O "A IN. The most
popu AZ night train between New ork and Buffalo.
1p.n-Dalv Chicago Express for he West Pullman Day
and ~lec2ins Coaches to Bnghauton, Lnira Rochester
Bunalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and chicago. -
m. 4 pcon. a. 800 $50 40 $40 $50, -. SO
ESQ 10. $50. 1890 p m. ~ midngAt SUNDAYS. 5:iQ
$40 1920 m Lab. ESQ. 7:l5. o. 1890 m, II midnight
Paterson 43 5t1 72o 739 sSo & o5o & s., m ,2 ~ noon
49, g. 49, i iIS sc 81 Is gdo ioso ~ @ = @sh '0'
NV ARK and ~ h"isI5Sn SEQ va NcT'rk G5 & SOC 90 7 oS oG
p NJ and II mdnghd Iuesday lhursiSy ana saturday
nienis only sundays "a 2l3 "a g. M G $2o 6o go9 3 N
e36 4 I Z s@6 80 % and f. minisii snndays
$40 $50 1920 1ij G3O . pm. and II mln sht
Warwick 4:45 $50 1920 m, i5O p m. Sundays 5iJ
Ncwburg and Cornwall $50, a. m, $50, 4So, and
Rondonr ard Ki1sson and Montgomery AS a m $50
D. m $3.50 Scranton =. M. sundays excepted
7as G'1Gn 1 & sunday a @ lso 4 do1p io4c % M @ S5o e ~
Middleiown - li0 go 20 a. IA 80 80 rh:
and $50 ira ms connect with NewYork' Odtarlo
and western Railroad at Man.st The m train stops at
Port jcf1is 4:i5 $50 o. lo2oa 4so 100 7;iJ 900
Gfecn minutes, 645 m tolOA5 m every thirty minutes
10 ID.35 p. every iryninues l04j IN. TO 7;4o
ckcs for passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
r Tos 4oi or a57 Bfoafway ~ Wtstst y r. No Court
I1pre-s from the We, New-York at 40.
' john y. ABEOrT Cenl Passr Agent, New-York
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
Az LIN Il CITY testimonials frce
AETNA CO., ss 9TH ave, NY
Curcnean advertisements.
gfe Gream.

A FACT.-HOrton's Ice Cream is made from
n pure Horizons Patent super Frozen Bricks Of
Ice Cream for RestaIrsn Churches Festivals etc. will
keep hard one hour Country ordes promptly ned Depot:
l26th- St, New York and 453 Fulton st. Brookyn-
i and ,4s5 Broadway New York
Families supplied OutoftowD business Specially In
dividual bricks for restaurants fairs. &c.
Telephone. 428 2lss1
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
STEAMBOATS, arr Railroads.

-RUNDUUT and KINGSTON, landing
~. st CransOns West Point. Cornwall. Newburg Mari.
boro. Milton Poughkeopss and EsOpus, connectin, with
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Railroads ~toamors CRY OF FINGSTON and JAMES
n .IDWIS leave 4 of
Harrison except saturdays when CGIY OF KINGSTON
leaves al /
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
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PHILADELPHIA, April 2. 1885,

SETH THOMAS CLOCK co.
GENTLEMEN:
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Regulators performances OF this beautiful CLOCK mas
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marihautn variation entire time.
While that this the best Clock has ever
done yet asserting that with proper care
the Coo edg be kept within variation OF five seconds
per month and f. my conviction that better Clock ;or the
pricc has not ct been put upon the market.
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will give you as much sat.acton the writing OF it has
given me, remain, gentlemen.
Yours faithfully,
RICHARD NJ. JONES.
Head Master.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

RAY LINE
A. TO OLD POINT COMFORT, Norfolk Va and South.
Leave via Penn H. H. $3.50 p Paricr cars 10 baltimore
thcnee Palace steamer arriving st Ola Polat Sl5 m
NorfoV 8AM H. v. IO2PkINS, Gsn'l Pass Agent
6Ae Broadsay. N, Y