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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-15
CampbellSvill ;
BY scRIBBLER.

ESQ. F. NJ. Bass, Messrs. Gsnt
and Elder passed through our burg
Thursday enroute to Nj. Pleasant
with household goods for the Rev
Mr. Seay whom the conference has
located there.
Mr.. Kimsey. the music man OF
Pulaski, spent last Wednesday
night with Us.
Mr.. Gus Bargar, of West Ten
nessee, is the guest of his hall
brother, Prof. j. Z Crossno.
Mrs. Pryor has been quite i'll
with typhoid fever for some time. :.
Miss Eta Camphelle is quite il
with typhoid pneumonia at this
writing.
Mr.. Jack Rea left US a week ago
to engage in business with hi'
brother at Columbia.
The 3rd month of the Camp
bellesvllle school closed Friday
Prof. Z has suspended school thi
week on account of the serious i'll
n IS eff his brother, j. Fl. Zuccarel
10, at Pulaski.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-15
Her Poem.

She glided into the Office and
quietly approached the editors
desk.
Il have writer q poem--"she
began.
"Wenw exclaimed the editor, with
a look aud tone intended TO annihi-
late, but she wouldn't annihllate
worth cent, and resumed:
81 have written poem on "My
Fathers Barn." and"
"Ob!' interrupted the editor with
extraordinary sauavity, you don't
know how relieved / felt. A poem
written on your fsther's barn, Ell?
Twas afraid it was written on pa
per, and that you wanted me to
publish it. If | should ever hap
pen to drive past your fathers barn
I'll stop and read the poem. Good
afternoon, Miss."-Omaha World.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-15

CAuTroN.

=
Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable prepar-
alton, and should not be cunfounded with the
various substitutes, limitations, non secret hum
bags, "Succns Alterans." sic., etc. which are
now being manufactured b. various persons.
None of these contain q single article which
enters into the composition OF :. s. S. There ia
only one Swift's Specific, and there is nothing in
the world ike it.
CorFEEvrLE, MRS. February %, 1893.
Gentlemen: 1 suffered with eczema for nearly
two years, and YVES treated by three physicians,
but they could do me good. | spoke of try
ing S. 5. S. and they told NE it would kill me,
but tried it any way, and after taking six or
eight bottles, was completely cnred, ard have
never be,n bothered since with it. and | feel it
duty to you and suffering humanity 10 make
tlis statement. Ii. S. DAVIS.
MoNTroRT House, Wills Point, Texas.
April s, 1888.
Gentlemen: Our baby when but two weeks
old was attacked with scrofulous affection
that for a time destroyed her eycsight entirely,
and caused Us TO despair Of her life She was
treated by the best physicians without benefit.
We finally gave her Swifts Specific, which
soon relieved her completely and she is now as
hale and hearty child of three as can be found
anywhere. E. V. DELK.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
New York, 756 Broadway. ---->
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-15
No Serious Results.

They stood beneath the stars, and
silent as the heart-beats of the
night looked far away into the dia-
mond- studded shirt front of the sky
'Is that Mars2" lie whispered as
he slipped his arm around her ia
per waist and gazed upon glitter
ing orb in the distance.
"No, it, amt she exclaimed,
jerking; sit is mine and if you
think you are hugglng mother, 1
can tell you that you are mistaken.
The matter was amciable adjust
ed before anything serious resulted.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-15
Onlv Threa T,efs

If we except Maj. General Scho-
field, now in command of the ar
my, and who fought the battle of
Franklin, this state, with General
Hood, only three of the leading be-
roes of our civil war now survive,
viz: w. T. Serman, Jos. Z. John,
ston aud G. t. Bcauregard. All
of the rest of the great leaders of
either army have crossed the riv-
err.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-15
TRUSTEES SALE u LAID


QY virtue ola decd Of truet executed b,
~ II Vance and Nifo Nellie Vance, on
the 18th day Of September, 1887, tp Noble
Smithson IA Trustee which deed of trust ia
registered In the RegI-ters offco of Gios
county, in Trust Deed Book u, page ass, and
to which reference ia made Tor iis provia
ions, ! will, ns tho agent Of Noble Smithson,
SILL, on
Saturday. Nov. 10th, 1883,
q. public sale to the highost bidder at the
court houfe door in Pulaski. on n credit of
months and free from the equity OF 70
dempton ard fr IN tho HON ,stoud rlgh4 bot
of which are waived and cut Of bv the forms
OF said trust deed Ono tract Of land ren j
tioncd being situat in the LIST civil district
Of Giles county, bounded on tho north by
the lands Of N n Luthe-. on tho cast by
those Of w Strand on tho south bs ihonc
Of 5 7 Watkins, and on iho,wcsL by tbo-c 4
IL 7 FaFiun, containing 40 acros moro Q.
lose and kncw; ~ Ia Lewior tract.
f"r' haser wlll 10 required 20 execute
a note siih God Personal ecrrity aud licr
VIII no ro.ai ed upfn tho land until th
purchase money i. paid.
J. b, STACY, Agent
lioct-h smilhSon, Trustee.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-15

The New Zealand government is adj
yertising for qualified persons acquainted
with the best systems of dairy farming.
and competent to instruct dairy farmers
In New Zealand as to the best methods
Of preparing their produce for the Eng.
ush market. Boston Budget.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-15

The democratic leaders do but
little else than meet and fence
against the mistakes of the admin
istration and its sympathizers.
The free trade message, retaliative
messages, Mills bill and consular
letters constitutes pretty ket lie Of
fish, and calls for any a mount of
explanation, Interpretation and
apology. What a pitiable sight to
see the officials of this great nation
exposing to the world their incom-
potency, and bringing the nation in
to disgrace. Review.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-15

The watermelon as an insructmens
of assassin alton has about had lit
day until next year.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-15

II one is not on ones guard, low
cred fortunes may lead to baseness
OF soul.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-15

The first directory of the City of
New York was published in 1889
and contained SAG names.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-15

The days of December are short
er than those of August; but you
can never make q scaoolboy be-
lieve or feel 1t.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-15

There are people in this. world
who love TO suffer for the pleasure
they have in moaning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

There was hut tae business at the Zeal Estate Ex-
change yesterday r. V. IIamett Co. sold under fore
closure No. So East Tfy-nsthst, fourstory high
stoop Nova Scotia dwelling house, on lot lasx6ox
100 bidding up from SIT 900 to sls5o0 at which
price Mary Il. Hutchinson was the buyer. j. T. Laior
sold under foreclosure plot 300xloo In onehundreda
arss 100 feet west of Firstave for sel2oo TO Thorn
Nelson, the plaintiff Also NO. 12o East Eighty
sevenths fourstory front house lot 175x
lO0 for 90. 100, 20 the same buyer
The slow but steady absorption Of Hrstcass houses s
proceeding showing that the only OF the present de-
preston Is the oyerproducton Of costly houses " X
Stevenson Co. have sold for J. ID. Laying vieepres
West Shore Railroad, No. 931 Fifthsve near
Seventy fourstOy private dwellingh ouse, on
lot 25x92x1ao; price, sos 0c0 H. Henrques sold under
foreclosure all the assets Of the Ze Engineering Com
pany, for $500 to the plaintiff.
farm OF III I'm Warren County N. j., two
hours out with large house, ample oubudngs and land
in highest Of fertility offered for sale at $4,000
also farm OF 255 in pleasant neishoorhood neaa
Stamford, Conn. overlooking Long Island Sound at
Al oOo and country residence and mile from
stottsyiIle and Columbia Springs with modern house sf
twelve rooms farmhouse ana numerous outbudings at
$4,000
The following sales were made at the Exchange ana
4-story dwelling vift oi. no IS Z 69th. st. g. 100 #
Of Mad:On.aye. lot lb.syitc.5 it Nay Hutehinson.
Sale OF buildings with lots Nos ees osi O.d-st.
OF iIth-aNo ~as a4iourNea to J%ne :. 70
4sforv dwellixa with lot No 100 S7th-st. s. 225.7
4th-ave 10; t7.5x1eOs Thomas Nelson, $500
] plot Of tand. n Of lOlst 50, 100 IL W OF istaye
3eo11Ccj1 II; same buyer, s2l 200. ,
s m house with let, No 270i SHAW cor OF lz'th
st, was Withdrawn
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs<-N. Y. CITY
lCth-ave, . cor 6lsts, 255N75; Lewis Meyers 1900.
and lwife to Cohen . :, s4o'Ooo
s6th-st = lot 175xl76i VIM powning' ct al O, ooo
''n Mitchell and 10 wife 10 John McKenna $3.50
se' sos Marin TO Eva Kuschc%sSy oo75o
b'GF5 dwSH 70 RotHschild $4,000
SotnSt S Kc ~ W. 'o'"u" he'''' a24oo
same nonerty lanes Koese 70 Jefferson Levy $4,000
ss s,s,n ana %TSc TO V'8 Wm Muiry 10000
West End-ave, :, 24.4 n 73d. y, oOXeoi Dso
r3d-st, so West Ene-sve, eoxsf also 10, .Ss
81, 3o5s West Epd-aye, 1941l022; also
73d.st 374.0 West End ave; 90 OAlozccSS,
also T4th-st, 1896 West End-aNe. Tyx
sg "iviam J: Ne'ri'' 10 ''' 100000
Jams iSa hos % y aHH ~ oh4r's. $4,000
S7t Sst,e l Jes v' Spies 1880
Brg ps,s;s y 10 Fs 40 'h"' ''.A' $4,000
Grsenwieh-st, 6 $ lo1 n Reade,st, 10 sx99I
irreg; Mark and Moses AtinGer TO OhaS m nm
Sth;a sIS,sr coz J, dSbes iIaGsmS2 10000
e1f s 20I Eri iO0Ts Tdne 10000
west-st n cor Clarkson-s 73xl6G.6; Daniel "a ooo
d Lord and wife to Michael Regan 9Oooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02
NEW-Y0RK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER HAILROAD.
A Z
90 - - 81 - .~af,-s faa,--
CDANTf PM il

GRAND CFNrRAL STATION.
Largest ana Finest Passenger Station Ia America
$ RI chs Ster end Montreal KNpfess, drawing room
efs Albany, Troy ami Syracuse also 10 Montreal and
8 80 q. H., FAMOUS VESTIBULED CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS LIMITED composed exclusively u buret
neknscsr dasgcsr drawing Room and sleeping cars for
Albany, Utica Syraeuso Rochester BsSlo, Niagara
tas Erie Cleveland Indsnspol aud Toledo arriving at
no 80 a. m, chicsgo Express ior Niagara Fails. To
Chicago drawing cars Gsnands qua and Rochester
IL 80 a M Western New-York ana Northern Express,
with drawing room ear
80 T. N, Albssy, Troy and Uuca special With draw
Ing Albany and Toy. Connects al Troy for
b1raoca Saturdays Only.
= p m AceoWHodltOa 70 Albany ana Troy
70 D. n, tast Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis Elk
press Tor Niagara Falls Buffalo, Suspension Bridge To-
ledo Detroit and Chicago, with sleeping and dining
- H9 W D. m. Montreal and Canandaigus Express, daily
elpnecas o. Iatfsburg ana MOreIl via iOuSe's Point
and va St Ab&n also 70 - racuh ard Caaan daily
p m, Special sleeper, arrives Rschts;er 40 M,
~ go p n. Fass Nigh, Eypress for Rochester, But
odniJs 81 Ious Ietroit ana Chicago with sleepine.
cars sfspnscafs 70 Wd'ert0vn, via Utica daily except
oatu!iay 5ls0 20 Oancada9ua on Sundays only
?. night Albany Express with sleeping Albany
ahd Troy ,oTr~ctN with tie ffdirs Ia The est
to saioea, Lake George and the North Except Saturday
night.
Tickets and space wing room ana sleeping ears ca
ssr a. Oisod Gen1 StaGo1 si3 iS5 ana 9A2 BrOadyay
"a "a tAsk psct Iatley place 62 West 135th-st and
futon sts' Brooklyn and 70 zth-st, Williamsburg.
~e'tots Express calls for ana checks baggage from
.4un daJ oth.rS sally execp: susday stop at 1ssth
& To ,2 ~ up passengers i2r 18th ard West
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02
GENERAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY

%
For rHILADFLrHG ard Tf;FSTotSx'o Eo,pd Brook
9Al'r, az ~ ., II a. NJ ga 10 4, 30 z 80
l. p SINDANS a. 4, ; 40 a. m. 30 u y. N.
90 ICdlns leaving al l. as II ~, 30 4 80 7 80
- - Pave corascio on f9r neadna Harrisburg, Potts
w. etc a. n for Esston Beth chem Allentown
fTsg@. OhuhE KeSahs. Harrisburg etc On Sunday for
;co @, F.eriastou. Easton. Bethlehem Allen.
rs sisg d "a ~ FLmanston. Like Eopatcong Esston
'hshep Auentown Msnch Cbgnk wiiTe sSasre ScrSn.
ssn headine hdflisb15g Potts. ie Tauaous sbamokin
oN;Otit, L"N1sbWg WiliismsUort " '
~ m. fF Ter nerOn, EaTtOn, Bethlehem Alentouns
"Sssca chunk Reading, Harrisburg etc -
49,. a. Nl.ts. -4ire. SciaEt0p T1nsGua shamokiu
nethogP m fof Termination. Lake HoDascong, Easton
20 4nc 80 p q. Tor somery1llc and Flemlnotfn
CD ~. ~ feston Bethlehem Allentown Isueb
n M h~sain2 Harrisburg, &c. On Sundays at 5 100
e,vs ~ u rs m !. 30 l. 30 G:15 D. m. Sun
@A' o,..2a Grove except Sundays. Point picassnf '
'Nsi. Parer Cars u 90 apd 30 D. m WV -""'S
p,t6d~ss,,oa- a. b. i@ Tor ATLANTIC CITY, y!neland
$os 600 s15. 1l:15: y 45 a. m. :oo. 4. 4 80
SANDY 'nooR R rs = l'f Perth A'n|oy
FW AoNH BsAtCH. OCEAN GROVE etc
10, .s..,. -, FROM PIER 8 n. K
To-. LnEhhpds, Highland Beach, seabriRht and
So, 'aaneh 4 20 10 Is =. m. IA 100 10 M
Pr Ilbs55l e.cslt Atlantic Eghsnds). 80 a M. - ~
az As2uiy PAX Ocean Grove etc. 10 10 A. m
siay.g q ~ Ssioays Except AsDury Park and ocean
Sa5 ""u N"'A'H''' 7'"V ~ H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
N-Tralns leave from Chambersst station week days
81 ESQ., hns zoo 90 and 80 is. s:sS
Indsht sundays go ESQ 5 M 4a and p xeas
& M and y. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02
CRIE RAuwAY.-Ticket Offices 4o1, 317,

ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 40l, BIZ,
II I'll and 957 Broadway, 16S Il Bowery ISL Westst'
] Battery Place Chambers aDd 25i Street ierlcs :ses
Williamsburg; Newark and Hudson SITS, Uoboken
s. MongOneryst, and New Station, Jersey City; where
ckes and ParlOr Sleerng Car reservations aud Ords
10 checking transfer be obtained Ex
pess leave 29is minutes cner than time SHOWN
Prom Cnawbersst LEGAL trains 70 10 minutes carrier 80
a. n daily, Day Cypress buffet drawing room coaches
Buffalo, Pullman sleeping coaches Hornensvhie to
Cincinnati and Cleveland ,
&c 80 m, week days, delaware ValieS Express pariof
BnChamton. Owego. ElHlra ana corning o,,,
6 D. m. daily Chicago and ST. Louis Limited" solln
Pullman OF day and buffet sleeping coaches 70 Bui
fso Niagara Falls. Cleveland Chicago, Cincinnati and
S. LOUIS no .NtGa charge for fast time -
o n m daily CbeogO Express. Psllman buffet sleeping
eoaehes 70 Bng hsnton, oweo. Elnr Rochester, Buff
Ru 1o Stn'i aa TassaiSi 40 T. 75o $50
!?is9 !sls 1sS%sS o to 5 1sSDs2,si
N m sa9days a. $40; I6 80 a. liz, s. noon;
potcrsSn4 :. As G. T. ESQ, so 10 40 M 70
I99 B $40 80 4;l6. 80 40 ,oc 5; 30:
30 nsS s'0 s SS S9 my
"a s. 5 30 80 o 70 20 2 a N; = sg Se 70
7;so, 10 p m. Il night Sundays. a. m; $780,
Hsss$asd 81 SssF g. 10 "a e g. IS 10 s
10 nlght Also TO Rdgewood s 80 m 40 p; M ;
to suaern. $50 J m; SUNDAYS 4'4S $50 III 80
NeRb a and 1 co + ~ g. a. nG 30 a. 80 100
Wa 80 2 " s asSs o. M ID 30 'S p n 30 m
- y. as 90 p "a e.! sS ;, nm M
Express trains from the West arrive in NewYork at
7oS II 80 S T. nj va 10 20 p m L. p. FARMER
GenT sup't General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02
Gituetions i11rute6 Males.

ID UTIER VALET 6e.-By Scotch Prstestant; good
t6 water undo stinds OF
rep maze ali kinds Of salads. Willng aRd respectful
streev tenlerat Y yeas bess city references city
countfr kdirals JOSEPH, Tribune Uptown ONCE,
L2@, Broadway.
RUfLER and COOK lady wishes 70 and place for
Apply 10 Nine JACoufN, 6o2 6th-ave.
ID UTl,FR-By an Epgshman; thoroughly COMPETENT
ID can b. seen az present emp oyer. - jthaNe.
ID UrIEc or VALEr-strictiv hrst-cass; city or
IL counfry. used To travel 'sreaks languages
6wlss Fieueh: CHEST cy rcfefenceE Address ID. n,
Box % Tribune Uptown ONCE. i,235 broadway.
6,OACHAfAN.-By a single man who understands the
Z proper care % heres ana harness. gooi careful
1riyer viii b. found Willing and oDgmg sober and hon
est uod refarence from and former employer. Ad
1ress II. T., Tribune Uptown onice, l,2SS Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02
Railroads.
TRAINS FOR BOSTON
New.YOrk and Now.Ensland

V'RAlNS FOR BOSlON
Nsr.rorS .p q, sew-Enslana
New.Y9rs Nsvrras en- and Hartford E ga
Iesys EE Soa sSjsE y 20 i Nj . + = 4
. 90 S D M .Daily, iaeIudlse sundays
ss'I ss sSs sa Central Depot
DENNsYLvANIA RAILRoAD;
L On On s ana are: fT,N MsY ~ Line lsSs
Train, issye Newaors Via Desbrosses and corslsudt
sirees berries .. iOIloys: .., ,,,,, p,um.n p..,.
H.s sssss srs and IL; ss; T PULLMAN as fsas
s H. Sa'ss h' s. s's' enn' snss9s
Sif ,a!.v .ps s ssd i ae ri EsslSs 'S's ''
% D ss0 s1s az ana Is Eas
M oG; 2;o9 ana ana si0 10 m saturdays
Bai Sa ws.h4s6a The south Limited WASH
s UssSSa h u m s1ivs Washington ard
s., Jss a aiS and e IS .sa fsd II aai
For asa ass City, weekdays Through raflOr
EsS .s Ms ag H. s'Ss st .ss
sS5 sss ns o ;iS Va A'GSSsy fsas
and ard S SSFlf fdas h a5sS week dsys 80 nnn,s
,rsnster for Brookly1 travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
,rxn,ess trains leave New York, via Desbrosses and
@~Sor-landt street. Ferries. follows:
200 90 s ~ Chicago Limited, with Dining Car,
AMI 10 wSsbngtea l5mi ,e0 and II a M J. 70
sccasHoisuon, 80 and II :lSa- N. 4 30 and p m
a3AsEs E't5f. Csc 81 aud PH' s and 'ia iS night
Recommendation. p H. n
rrains leaving NewYorf daily, except SUNDAY, az o.
A'saa5 II 10 a ~, l. Q 4, 5, y. and 10 d m
and D m Sundays connect at Trenton for Cam
Tsekst omces, Nos l. 4s5 $40 and 944 Broadway
So House and Of sbrosses and Cortandt SITS
canyst and Brooklyn Annex station. foot Of Fuonst,
gYook M; station Jersey CityG Emigraas Ticket once
The New-York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residenees ~
CHAs z PUGH, j. H. WOOD,
GrneraI Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02
AnigoNptcK S nGI-STaJss
GEORGE MOTEL AND COTTAGES


IL hours from New-York. opens June 90 The finest
location on LONG ISLAND SOUND Rates moderate
sns outline the beet Since the opening OF me
GEORGE" in 1873 fifteen years ago It has enter
tained more tlan twenty-five thousand guests and not
Q single OF severe ness been known. No ma.
LARA. mosquitoes. Circulars w A. Pond e. Co., -
Union square n. y aed r. H. Chandler. l72 Montague
st. Brooklyn. 2dfreT
GEO. A. WELLS. Proprietor bridgeport. Conn.
Mr.. Hafral VIII be az W. A. Pond & CO.'S, % Union
Square, from 10 until every "Wednesday, make ar
rangements with those desiring to engage cot
fnres the coming son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02
GUNNER aesorts.
AVON BEACH HOTEL,
NATH REACH. I. !.

This oid-established hotel viii open about June L..
letters Of Inquiry addressd W hotei VII fess. .n
prompt attention .. S. MOTION Proprietor an MAI
ager hlso OF ROYAL NICIOtIA HOTEL Nassau
N p, bahamas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W \. \. Q. z II T. T. GU, Iessees.
Trains leave West 42lst station follows, JId 20 min
y;es saIl4cr irvnl isOt OF JAY ST, North RIVER
BEIRUT and Chicago, - so L. III. Is 100 $40
= Iguia, &c 10 y.
Syla/usc Iunalo, lechcstel, Suspension Bridge Nj
ag1ri Fail. 10, . 30 a. III, g 90 o 10 D. NJ
Uuel 3:i5 % :55, ON 30 a. 70 200. > 10 p m
Kingston, Sau-erties, Cdtskill Albany, 3:l0 Z 10,
- 90, All 80 .. ~ is)4 100, % 100, e 10 D. III
CrsEston's, West pOlat Cornwall, Nowburg 3 IS,
II 10, . 80 10 10 (all 30 H., (sja 700, 10, ol5,
- is, AS 4. H. and IS 100 y. NJ Clanstons. Cornwall
Aewburg
For NJ nireal and Canada East 'e 90 D. II
Hamilton London, . 30 a. M, 40 100 3 rs D. m To-
rOno . IS a. m, C %, 3 :lj p. m.
Elegant sleeping for Buifal9 Niagara Falls. De-
uyOit. GieaeO and 81. Louis
Daily Daily except saturday Other trains daily
except Sunaay. IA. Leave joissy City, p X. K Sta
toa fdll 20 NJ, 40 HOOCkcn, West Shore
sstuu, OIL 80 d. H. tsj3 50 ,. II.
Tor cKcs tine- tablch parlOF sleeping acccmnl@
dsons information, apply al Offices BIooklYl-333
washngon.st. 100 FultoHsJ, Annex once, foot Of Full
tLnst New YORK City3C3, 7S5. 942 Broadway 153 l2
Powey 70 Pork Place and West STORE stations foot Of
West 42dst foot OF Jay-st, N K c. E. LAMBERT,
NanderbiltsVe. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02
Citn ilroperin for Sale.

Citr i)roperin for Sale.
A. WEST '2D-Sr' HOUSE roH SLOW
We offer our choice houses az what arc believed to
be the lowest prices in this street follows:
No. lO3 West 72d-st., is feet wide S45'oOO
No JOS West 72d-st, II wide A. 300
No. 100 721st., 21 feet wife $4,000
No. Ill West 721-sr., a3 feet vile $4,000
No l13 West 721.st., % foot wide $4,000
ALWAYS OPEN.
CHARLES RUEK & CO., Architects
!, 1ST 0th-aye., corner 72d-st
IvOE SALE.
Z Nos OGO, 1,OG3 Msdison-sys., between s0th and
S1st No SO East 7othst .5xl02i also northwest
Madsonsye and S0ths, prices reasonable; can
be seen any time without permit
y. KJLPaTRrCF. Builder.
353 East 7ttt- st.. and - East Seth-st
EOR sALE-The 3-story freestoae house No. AL Lex
Il inrt0n.aye., between 44th and 45th SITS. Address
r. H.. H., Box 1895, n y. p o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02
JAFE CHARLES ROUTE

FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT
AORtuiK PORTSMOUTH,
AND THE SOUTH
rfa,r 10 10. PHILADELPHIA a. NORFOLK p p
daily fes foOLt0 on Cortiandt ans DesbrOsees
81 Iss, po. Tieseis and seey,ng begtbs secured
rS"E spD@ p B. COOKE g. +. .. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02

'HE TARIFF OF isss" pamphlet q 90 large ec PAGE
giving rates OF duiy now ~ force IN ins W a.
nation. Timely for reference, and absolutely correct
Now-xeese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02
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