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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-15

The letter of acceptance of Pres
ident Cleveland was given to-the
public last Monday, and there is
but one opinion concerning it, not
only among the Democrats but the
great bulk of the Republicans. All
agree that it is manly and able
defence of his position on the lead
ing questions oil the day. 1t is in
deed an admira BILE document, deal
ing as it does in Il bold and vigor-
Gus manner with the issues upon
which the Democratic party places
itself before the country and asks
for a continuance of power. II is
for the most part devoted to the
question of taxation-the leading
one of today, and an unprecedented
mind whatever the political per-
suasion. can hardly fail to be i'm.
pressed by the force Of his logic.
Trusts also came in for y share Of
his criticism and with claracteris.
tic boldneSs in this as in all other
things in which he gives an opin-
ion he does not mince matters, but
calls them by their proper NAMES,
conspiracies, as they deserve 10 be.
he makes an especially strong
point against the Republican party
in the following:
We are dealing with no lmagin.
airy danger. Iteyistence has been
rope ,rvdly confessed BY all the po-
litical parties, and pledges of a
remedy have been made on all
sides. Yet. when in legislative
body Where under The Constitution
all remedial measures applicable to
this subject revenue reform must
originate, the Democratic lnajoIiCy
were attempting with extrt me
moderation 10 redeem the pledge
common 10 both parties they were
met b., determined opposition and
obstruction, and the majority re-
fssiHg 10 cooperate in the House
Of representatives or proposing'
another remedy have RENTED the
redemption of their party pledge
to the doubtful power of the Sen
ate.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-15
DOVER,
Sept. gath to goth, 1888
$4,000 in Premiums.
Competition Open to All.

Grand display Olive stock, poul-
Try, cereals, fruits, agricultural i'm
plemenfs, fine arts sand the products
of the dairy, field and household.
Trials eff speed every day by some
of the best trntterS and PAGERS i'll
the world. Two grand musical
concerts daily. Every effort will
he used to make this exhibition
excel any ever l:eld on this PENN.
sula. Entry books now open. All
entries close September 17th..
Low excursion rates from all
points on the Peninsula. See bills
ut your nearest railroad station for
special excursion tickets. Special
freight rates to exhibitors by +. +.
Send for circular.
d. P. BARNARD, JR., Sec'y,
Dover Del.
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AmeIle Rires.-.Dion BoucIcault.

No. % Of Golfers Once A Week
published Goth of September, is q
literary and artistic marvel. New
er have so many stars appeared in
the same armament. Never have
30 many living authors of highest
celebrity been gathered together
in one number of one journal, while
the magnificent illustrations are
on a par with the fascinating liter
allure. Amelie Rivcs,. (Chanler)
contributes Il weird, thrilling and
enchanting poem: entitled i'Asmo-
deus. Dion Boncicault commences
AN IriAh American serial thAs is
bound to cause "a tremendous sen
station. The list of contents speaks
for itself.
Amele Rives. poem sAsmodeus.'
Illustrated by Sterner:
Marion Harland, story 'Dodder.'
Illustrated by Steeple Davis.
Julian Hawthorne, story Sally
Kirk's'easy chair Illustrated by
dal Hurst.
Benson J. Losing, Pioneers Of
Painting in America Portrait.
Bill Nye, story sCrononhotontho-
leeas.' Illustrated by thinner
man.
Dion Boucicault, novel tHy. Bras
Ayl; or the Nine Lives of Con
O'Neil.' Illustrated by McIlvain.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox, poem
'Couleur de Rose
Edgar Fawcett, THE Pathos of
Fat
X. X. Munkittrick, novelette,
Diary of "A Giddy Girl Illustrl
ted by CoultauS.
james Whitcomb Riley, poem
Down Around the River
Joseph Howard, Jr., 'Reminis
cences.'
Mary Kyle Dallas, 'Woman's
World
Maurice ThompSon,poem "A merl,
ca
Patience Staplcton, story True
to the Hearts Core Illustrated
by Peloze.
Charles Barnard, 'How to Make
a Man of Il Boy
Einnie Irving,poem 'Heliotrope.'
Continuation or serials "A Mask
ed Marriage and "A Woman's
This wOndrous number can he
had for seven cents, and we would
urge our readers to apply to their
without delay. Col
lier'S Once a Week has taken alead
that from all accounts it means to
keep. Such enterprise is Il credit
to the country, and thoroughly
Amelie RiyeS.
This gloriously gifted Southern
girl contributes a marvellous poem
TO No. % of Golfers Once A Week,
entitled ASmodeus. 1t is abSo.
lutnly liquid fire. So startling,
weird and wondrous a flower of
genius has not appeared in this
century.
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Fruit Jars! Fruit Jars!!


All leading sizes and varieties at
popular prices.
Glover Seed, Mil1et Seed and
'Turnip Seed.
Linseed Oil, Turpentine and
Putty. Texas Building Lime the
very best, Plastering Hair, Tire
and Carriage Bolts, Rivets and
BuarS.
Six cakes of nice Soap for 1Octs.,
and fine Glover Honey II cents
pound. Full and complete assert
ment of latest styles in Ladies and
Gents Jewelry, come look, not
shoddy goods, but every piece an
article of real merit.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-15
TX w=rqrys w xx4soN. PARSLEY, VA
01lIT' Nurseries.

We Offer a select line of nursery stock
for next fall and spring planting. con.
sisting of MI choice old and promising
new varieties of Apple. Cherry. Peach
Pear, Plum. Ounce and other fruit
trees. Grapes, Currants, Gouseberries.
Black berri IS. Raspberries and Straw
berries among the small fruits. In the
Ornamental Tree line we have Ameri-
Can White Elm, Scotch Wycll Elm Cam
perdown Elm, Carolina Poplar, Silver
Leaf Maple. SuSnr Maple, Norway M
pie. Box Elder, wide cut leaf Maple. cut
leaf Birch, Canoe Birch, Russian Null
berry. Horse Chestnut, Paulonia or En-
press tree, Mountain Ash. purple leaf
Plum, Magnolia Accuninita or Cueum-
tree, &C.. in the deciduous class. Kill
marnock Willow. American Weering
Willow Weeping Ponlar, and the New
American Weeping Willow in the viii
low class. Norway Spruce, Balsam Fir,
Irish Juniper, American and Siberian
ArbOlylta. European Larch, Magnolia
Grandillora, &C., in evergreens.
We propose to sell stock direct to the
planter. thereby giving to purchasers
the benefit OF expenses of travelling
agents. We will sell anything in the
nursery line as low as any reliable nnr-
seryman will sell same quality of stock.
STRAWBERRIES,
The 4 Hoffman Seeding beats the
recordof all the early varieties, bcing as
early as Crystal City, twice as prolific.
and the best shipping berry known
Sir. W. $. Emlty PRila., on May 18th,
sud our Hoffman berries at Is cents
and Crystal City or IIy3lup at IA cents
per quart. And the Hoffman sold along
through the season from to cents per
quart inork than the Crystal City. We
expect to hive from 100,0 900 to zoe, 900
plants of this variety to offer for fall
and spring planting. Our Hoffman are
strictly tine, and We can give very low
prices to those wishing to plant largely.
Mixed plants are dear at any price. We
have about 20 varieties Of Strawberries
growing on our grounds. among which
are several new varieties not tested yet
OIL the Eastern Shore. We can supply
these varieties grown IN pots during
July, August and September. They
can he planted in the dryest weather
and viii grow right along as though they
had not been moved. One dozen pot
grown plants set in Jaly or August with
care will produce from 100 to 800 plants
by next fall. Our new Vegetable Plant
Catalogue including pot grown straw
berry plants is now ready and will he
mailed free 10 all applicants. Our nur-
sery catalogue and price list will be
ready III September.
MoMATH BROS,
Onley station, Va.
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The Tariff CatccLE,nl.

Mr.. Blaine says the present gen
c,ation must be taught the bene-
lis of . high protection. AN ex-
callent idea
liza young man buys q suit of
clothes for S23, the amount OF pro
lection ho pays for it is 80. The
clothes without protection would
cost S14.
lfhe buys a 81 hat be gets 40
cents worth OF hat and 60 cents
worth of protection.
Ii a young couple just beginning
housekeeping buy a yard OF 6rus-
sells carpet for 81 they receive %
cents in carpet land 55 cents in pro,
tection-or, DAY, for whole room,
Srl2 worth of carpet and SIS worth
Of protection. With free wool SlS
would besayed.
If the young woman pays 80 for
q shawl she gets SO worth OF shawl
only; the other So she presents TO
the manufacturer to protect her.
If she buys Il dress for SIS she
gets BIZ worth Of dress and 81
worth of protection.
If, however, she wants q pair OF
shoes, which formerly cost s4.5O,
70 $3.50, she has only to pay $3.50
Ut $3.50, according to quality, be.
cause some of the protection has
been taken off hides from which
The leather in the shoes is made.
If she pays so cents for an iron
pot or pan she gets 80 cents IN
goods aud 20 cents worth OF pro.
lection.
II she buys a clock for So she re-
ceives 80 worth of clock and 81
worth of protection.
If she wants % sewing machine
and pays $50 FOR it. she gets Sll
worth Of sewing machine and So
worth OF protection.
If she pays SIG for a watch, Sl2
| represents the timepiece; the other
81 go to protect somebody.
II she buys a lamp for 81, there
is So cents in lamp and 10 cents to
keep the pot boiling for some
protected individual.
If she has 70 buy a range or stove
for $25 she gets 81 in goods ANA
% worth Of protection.
If she buys a dozen steel knives
and forks for $3.50 she gets about
So in knives and $3.50 in protec
zion.
If she buys a dozen glass tumh
lers for 81 she receives in glass 50
cents and IS cents in tariff.
If a young farmer buys 500
worth implements to start out in
farming he gets 800 in machines
ard $40 in tariff wind pudding.
If the farmer purchases ii barrel
of salt for 81 he gets Ga cents in
salt and pays 36 cents in protec-
lion to companies in Syracuse,
Warsaw and Saginaw
Mr.. Blaine, Field Marshall and
Matt Quay are az liberty to nSe
these facts i'll their new political
ca.echism for the present and com.
ing generations.
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FERTILIZERS.
EPersons indebted to firm are
requested to settle by cash or
note by 18th Of October.

VIRGENIA-In the circuit court
for the county of Accomack, in va.
cation, August 31st, A. D.1SSS.
Samuel a. Goodwin and Dema-
riah Goodwin, his wife, and Parker
Byrd and Margaret a. Byrd, his
wife ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Plaintiffs.
against
Andrew J. McCready, Barney
MeCready, Katie McCready, Hid
ridge Ovens McCready, Garnet
Fay McCready, Charles McCready,
George Lee McCready, Benjamin
Jenkins and Sarah Jenkins, his
wife, in right of said wife, and
Douglas Observation-Disclosures
In chancery.
The object of this suit is to make
partition of u tract or parcel Of
land situated'in Accomack county,
near Mesongo, belonging to the
plaintiffs and the defendants.
Affidavit having been made be-
fore the clerk OF ale SAID court that
the defendants, Benjamin Jenkins
and Sarah Jenkins, his wife, and
Douglas loppingare non-residents
of this State, on the motion of the
plaintiffs, by their attorneys, tits
ordered that said non resident de.
PENDANTS do appear here within
fifteen days after due publication
of this order and do what is neces-
sary to protect their interests; and
that this order be published once
week for four successive weeks in
the PENINSULA ENTERPRISE,
newspaper published at Accomack
q. H., i'll said county, and also
posted at the front door OF the
court house OF tle said county on
the first day Of tile next term Of the
county court OF the said county.
Test: Join u. Grant, q. G.
a Copy
Test: John D. Grant, @. @.
Gunter & Blackstone, p. q.
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Hon. Thomas Whitehead, Vir
sinia's commissioner of agricul
ture, says he receives daily from
twenty five to fifty letters from
parties who express a desire to
purchase land in this State. These
letters are from every section Of
this country as we'll as from foreign
countries. Those writing from the
Northwest and West express all
earnest wish to get away from the
land Of winter blizzards and sum-
mer drouth.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-15

The Richmond Dispatch of Sun.
day says meeting of the Board of
the Chesapeake and its Tributaries
was held at the Capitol the pre-
vious day, and ali order vas adopt
ed, authorizing the commander of
the State steamer to employ this
season the two sailing vessels and
crews which last year assisted him
III protecting the oyster beds Of the
Con monwealth from non resident
spoilers.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-15
RICHMOND COLLEGE.

Session Sept. 9O,'SS, TO June sO,'Ss.
Eight independent schools, com
pletely manned and we'll equipped;
good library and museum; special
courses of lectures; healthful loca.
ton, attractive grounds, elegant
halls and class rooms, large and
airy lormitories; new hotel, gym
nasiun and bathrooms; high stand.
ards, and best surroundings.
Expenses ofnon.resident, 32S7.50;
of resident about 5000 for niue
months session.
For catalogue with full informa-.
lion as to organization, courses OF
instruction, degrees, fees, Sc, adj
dress II. Il. HARRIS,
Chm of the Faculty, Richmond, Va.
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TIE ! TEE T1|ITI EH!lIII'II'EEE
Sewing Machine

w w s ~
STANDS AHtAD OF ALL OTHERS
The latest improved cylinder shut
tie and flat shank needle cannot be
set wrong, are among the latest
improvements. Over 100000 now
in use in the short time DILL years.
Never such record with any other
sewing machine. Don't buy any
till you have examined this new
machine then You can Judge for
yourself the quietest shuttle ma.
chine on the market. Let me hear
from you.
I have also the patent DOUBLE
EDGED REVERSIBLE SHEARS
OF SCISSORS, the best you ever
saw, never need grinding nor get
loose in rivct.
And am still making a large
amount of the best quality OF pop
lar and oak furniture, snch as mar
bic top bureaus, tables, stands,
sideboards, eupboards, trnndle beds,
Sc. Repairing done and pictures
framed. PulpMs for CHURCHES made
,to idillsr.
5 Thaas1ng pon for ysss S'ssors, I
submit my claims to you in the fu-
sssure and will try and merit a con
of the same patronage.
Respectfully, &C..
r. 81. PENNEWELL,
ONANCOCK, VA.
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General William Terry was
drowned last week while atteinpt.s
fas co 1rd Reed creek near Wyth'd
vile, Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-27
Zeal estate.
NO. 4

In 1870 tho Mutual Life Insurance Company made q
loan in Livingston County and left its with
County Clerk be recorded 1t recorded but by
blundcr of the Clerk indexed In March. 1875
one Dake having had Official search made against the
property and finding mortgages returned. made
other osn supposnR to be first lien. The Mutual Life
subsequently forecosed. and It held that Dakc
of the record Of tho prior mortgage although
It was indcxed and could be found by old
system Of searching Mutual Life Dake. 81, N. "
257)
Such can only be detected by search from
Locality Index' which dscloses oil the Instruments az
eetng any lot from the settlement Of the county down
To the present time. no matter when recorded
And such index both for New-York and Kings
Counties is possessed alone by the
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aurfion GaIes Of Real estate.

DARTITION SALE
i GEO. H. SCOTT hucionecs.
SCOTT MYERS will sell at auction,
THURSDAY, May g. 1883, at 12 O'Clock noon.
Of the Real Estate Exchange and Auction ROOM
60 to 65 Libertyst,
by order Of the Supreme Court, under the direction
OF Eugene II. Pomeroy, Fec. Referee
NOS o. 90, II and 20 SPRINGST.,
between Crosby and Marion sts
-Four desirable building lots covering the rround,
1902 1.2 Sprngst. by o7.9 IA in rear Dy
i026 "a depth the castery side by 109 IL on me
westerly side, covered with frame and two brick
buildings; is well situated for large factory building
warehouse stores easy Of access in every decuon;
Also 14TTHS north SIDE 100 feet west 10th ave., two
desirable building lots each H. on the line OF the
Maps and particulars Of the auctoneers 14e Broadway
Or EUGENE H. PoMERoY, Es9 Referee, 100 Bro SSo
Broadway
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HifuaflOns Uantee-FemnI,a

COOK, &c.-By Protestant woman M ca ON, bt m.
~ day cooking, cleaning washing; highly renomynend
ed NJ. g., l06 West 42d-sL s' ~
CHAMBERMA1p1,By an Engilsh Protestant willing
" assist with children city country civ refer
ence, call days at leo West 2sthst Ring once
n oOK and cHAMBERMA ID-wAT TREss nv two
" good Christian Swedish girls; reference Cali AZ Mrs
MalmbeIry's, lSs Gthaye. no postalA
Il REE TO EMPLOYERS Cooks chambeTmaids
waitfesses Aundresses every gIls honesty guAran-
III Eat 4lstst, near Loxngtonave.
NURSERY an English Protestant woman; no obIec.
ton 10 the country reference. 2i7 West 93dst, top
floor.
H0usEKEEPER tc-By a competent Protestant
liwoman 70 take charge Of private house for the
mer Is good cook and laundfess highly Recommended
N. q. 108 West 42dst
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Proposals.


AoUEDUcr coM,fIssIoYgRs' OFFICE,
ROOM 200 STEWART BUILDING. No. $50 BRoADwAf,i
NEw.YoRK, April 20 1855.
TITO CONTRACTORS.
i BIDS OR PROPOSALS for furnishing and delivering
laying 4Snoh csstiron pipes and their
from 135th-st and ConyeDtsyo 70 the proposed Gsoe
House I'm the Central Reservoir and doing all other
work CONNECTION herewith necessary 10 complete sec;
ton l6 OF the Aqueduct called for I'm the approved
OF CONTRACT and specifications on he IN me once *
the Commissioners. viii be received az TINS
ons.e until Wedpesday the 9th day OF May, 1885, az
O'clock D. m &C which place and hour they will be pub.
iicy otened BIZ the Aeueduct Commissioners and the
award contract for doing said work and furnishing
said will be made BY said commissioners as soon
thereafter practicable -. A., ....,a
Blank forms Of said approved contract and the specn.
ones Tor their enclosure and forms Of bonds and also tho
nians for said work and oil other ton can pc oo
ained al tie above oce Of AQueduct Commissioners
on application the Secretary.
IoiiSN 9 u SHFE m JAMES 6. SPENCER
'Oi-' " S secrstarv President.
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THE TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST
COMPANY. Of SIS Llberty.st. N. Y, has
MONEY TO LOAN
on bond and mortgage at IL cent Loans must be
within so per cent of conservative valuation.
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6eIp maniso.

WANTED have invented an instrument that sells
w at sight and that IS used In every family. Goooo
have been sold In the Northwest can Offer gooc nsn
the patent fifteen years free No capital
required. respectable fortune can be easily made IL
YOU desire beautiful permanent business Apply az once.
Box SS1, Minneapolis MINI.
Reference Every bank and business house IN Minneapolis
XNANTED.-By . manufacturing company practical
w business manager one conyorssnt with maehq
the management or operatives and
who would nyest money. II saGAaetcry best refer
enecs Address with full nsno and references H. D..
Tribune ONCE
WANTED house on the Pacific Coast desires q
w competent represent IL on he outside In their
line OF Stationery and Printers Supplies. Applicants
will please address ID. VI. COOLEY, Cashier
Tho American News Company.
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miscellaneous.

TOR SATELLITES of the Daily Tribune from
April 10 1851 70 July !. 1886 Terms reaseLaOie IL
entire lot il takea Address w, Box u.s. Tribune ONCE
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Gountrp ]]roperin mante6.

WANTED TO rent summer hotel. fully Furnished 70
w accommodate 100 10 1875 guests; convenient New
York location good also q house suitable for
b0srders large enough for rs 20 so persons furnished In
full or 10 part Address T. g. Co., 49, Williamst, Sd
EooI.
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prookipm properip for Bale ano 90 fet

EOE hALE.-A plot 75x100 IN Brooklyn, suitable for
manufacturing purposes ferry and 200 feet from
"s'er Hont JOHNSON, Tribune once.
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| II OR SALE 80, -, a..
i Nos O6O 063 Madison-ave, between soth and S1st
SITS SO East 79h-st, 25x102 also northwest corner
Madison-ave and sohs prices reasonable can pe seen
/ 80 1858 East 7Sth-st, and 90 East SOthst
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unfnrnisbeo 9anses Go Eet.


A MOST DESIRABLE PLACE in the city limits 70
"A let partly furnished on Boston-sye near Wei fSr ,
oath Ward acres large house. satles garGen; TIN
and shade trees. Low 70 approved tenant Ho AID
G. BADGLEY, 70 Wallst, or THOS. MlNfOf'D, o"hei'
101 Wall-st.
ITO LET-UNFURNISHED
ca q " YES, we ssth l.A's' sadd0S0
90 West 4Sth-st 4, 200
and o'clock.
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Gitn propertp for Sale.

THIS Is ONE OF THE THREE HOUSES LATELY
PURCHASED 73d.st, between Boulevard and West
End
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NJ ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS. co.

NEW YORK SoUTHAMPTON AM BREMEN
Steamers sail from pier foot % a., Hoooken
FAST. EN- PRESS STEAMERS.
Fulda, Sat, ApI IS "a Lain Wed Ia, Nay y 90 m
TIbe sat May g. / 80 m Aler Wed May 10, 30 IN
First Cabin, 500 and upward berth according 20 To-
cation Cabin $50 bet Storage az lowest rates
OELRICHS & Co. No 2 bowie Grven
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Real Gstate 10 Gx1banae.
A LARGE BROOKLYN HOUSE 70 exchange for farm
1or country place. JOHN o. HOYT jr., 96 Broadway
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ef<-ff<F%zRrSffZ2FHWs1
Parties so desiring may select their houses now. have
alterations without expense) made desired. and have
them ready occupancy complete IL every respect
Early applicants privilege of first selection from re-
naming houses, which all differ in construction.
Apply on promises 75h-st. and West EDd-aye. or OF
JAMES L. LIBBY e. SCOTT. lao Broadway.
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Orecu Cleaners.

CIRCULAR LETTERS Of credit for travellers
abroad available in all parts OF the world Issued bJ
HE1DELBACH, ICKELHE1MER co,
Foreign Bankers, 90 Wi.lam-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-27

T. ii. GOODMAN, GenefaI IstsengeI hEe1s
THE STATE STEAMSHIP LINE, n
Il BETWEEN NETWORK, GLASGOW AND
WITH THROUGH 1TfcKETs AT REDUCED RATES
TO LIVERPOOL LONDON, DUBLIN etc.
STATE OF GEORGIA, Thursday Nay 3 noon.
Cabin passage $40 and $50 according location Of
sateroom Excursion tickets at reduced rates, Steer.
rates From pier. foot OF canalst North River.
For Eight and passage apply 70
AUSTIN BALDWIN CO., General Agents =, -
Storage Office, 81 Broadway. So Broadway, N. 4.
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j APAN-CHINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave San Francisco as follows: -.
San PkRIO , Saturday, June
OCE ANiC . y. THURSDAY June FL
4sMSperbly Acknowledgements ACCOMMODATION.
Reservations BE made By letter or 90 ana
cabin plans 2S7 and 939 broadway New-Yok' OF
Room IA, Railroad Building, San Francisco ,,.
- LELAND STANFORD. President
GarnnaI uass Aonn