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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13
NOTICE

SPEClAL NOIlCE.
The attention of the public is called to the fol-
lowing extract from the City Laws chapter V,
section s:
"All occupiers of houses situated on paved
streets shall clear the footways opposite the prop
erty they occupy. All occupers of houses or lots
situated on streets in this city within the limits
wherein it is unlawful to erect frame buildings,
or if such houses Or lots be unoccupied, then the
owners thereof shall clear the footways opposite
said houses lots Of snow, ice or other obstruc-
tions, under the penalty of two dollars 80 Tor
every twenty-four hours snch obstruction shall
remain thereon. The computation of time shall,
in case of snow commence at the time the snow
ceases to fall"
It is hoped that the police will not have occl-
sion to report any one fol violation Of the above
recited law. Complaints from those who keep
their sidewalks clear of snow and ice are being
constantly made against those who fail to dc 80.
feb13 st WILLIAM DOBIE, Supt. Police
IN BAGS GOLDEN RIO COFFEE just received
III by [jan20l J.. C. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13

THE COMMITTEE on Labor of the L, ;.
House of Representatives has decided to re.
port adversely the bill creating commits
sion to grant Licenses to railway conductors.
This IS right The railroad companies
being responsible for the delinquencies OF
their conductors, should certainly be allowed
10 select them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13
Murder and Robbery.

St. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 15.-The treasu:ers
Office at Carthage, Pamela county, Texas, was
robbed on Friday night and County rreasur-
or D. c. Hill killed. The safe was robbed
of &c 00O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13

a colored nan, in Henry County, Ca, got
fifty seven possums out of one hollow tree:
he sold them all, and the first thing he pur-
chased was rottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, the only safe remedy for coughs and
colds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13

In the County Court of Prince William
last week it was ordered that S. r. Lowe,
George F. Akers and John L. Payne be ap
pointed commissioners to select suitable
location for an iron bridge over Broad Run
at some point between Manassas and Brents.
vile
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13

a DISPATCH ia the New YORK Sun says;
"a coal agent vino has just returned from
. TOUR Of the Scnuylkiil regions says: 1T is
q strange sighi 10 see peaceable and Ia"
abiding miners going aud returning from
work with musk cts and guns on their should
ers. About Donaldson, fremont. end Mid
dle Greek this is the rule, and not the OK
ceptiop. Miners TO whom further credit bas
been refused at the stores, to save their tam
lilies from starving, are going TO work. 10
protect themselves they carry guns.
And al this in the progressive, we'll
governed and highly civilized State of Penn
gylvauia -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13

The FACT that Senator Sherman in II re-
cent speech found fault with Mr.. Lowell for
saying Mr.. Cleveland was q better Presi
dent than Mr. Hayes, shows thai the Sena
tor would have disagreed to anything Dir.
Lowell might have said no matter how trne
il NAV have been.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13

SENATOR EvARrs says that in time to
come Lincoln will be equally famous with
Washington" Few people now want to say
anything derogatory of Mr.. Lincoln, but
such talk as that referred TO is calculated to
revive unpleasant memories of him that
would otherwise have remained dormant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13

SENATOR SHERMAN made q speech in
New York lss; Saturday night 10 which he
said Mr.. Cleveland had been elected Presi
dent by false counting IN the South. That
the eflroutoiy CT Mr.. sherman is phenome
nal is made apparent when i is remember
ed that il was chiefly by and through him
that the fraudulent counting WAS done in
1876 b. which Mr. TiIden was defrauded
of the Presidency.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13

a PREACHER is now in Jail at Boston for
the offence of--preaching the Gospel 90 Bos-
ton Common If a preacher were jailed for
preaching in any OF the public parks of
the South the newspapers OF Boston would
point 10 it a. proof of the uugody and bar
barops condition Of the people OF this soc
ton ct the conptrs, hut as it occurred in
the highly civilized cty of Boston the pc
pess referred to give il their silent approval
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13

NEW YoRE, Feb. 13.-Cotton quiet ap.aai
10%s; Orleans 103i futures steady. Flour uie
and steady Wheat quiet and higher. Corn 5e
ter Fork quiet at So 00s15 30. Lard stea1i
at So 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13
WANTS.
WANTED.

w
GENERAL and SPECIAL AGENTS in Virgin
ia, West Virginia aud North Carolina by the
Brooklyn Life Insurance Company. This COM
pany is of the best repute and easy 70 work. Lib
eral terms to experienced and capable men. Apply
in writing to LIFE INSURANCE" care Of this
paper. feb13 2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13

Mr.. RIDDLEBERGER, bg accusing Mr..
Sherman Of proposing an amendment to the
British extradition treaty for including
Irish political refugees, has dore no little to
hinder Gen. Mabone's movement TO secure
a solid Sherman delegation from Virginia to
the next national republican convention,
and also to weaken the Sherman move in ell
the other States. The Senator is now get
ting even" with he General, aud if he pro-
crosses much farther at Lis present speed
will soon have the score on the other side
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13

CHIcAGc Feb. IL, II r. nat this hour tie
May option is quoted as follows Wheat slP;
Corn 5l412 Oats 3175 Pork SD 80 Lard 5. 80
az 82la short ribs 81 621a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13

WHILE THE farmers of the country, as o
class, have no reason to be exurberantly
eIated at their prosperity surface indica'
tons show that their average condition is
better than that either Of the merchants or
the mechanic And yet 40 I.reterse even
is mada shat the high iarih protects the
farmer. On the contrary the tariff forces
him to pay almost double fol every
thing he has to buy, while the price Of his
products depends upon the quotations of the
Liverpool markets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13
CARRIAGES.

Persons wanting frst.class open or closed C .5
-iages for Wedding or dancing parties IS ~
hem at GALATIANS Lively STABLE, o.
Pitt strset Careful drivers; satisfaction gi.''
prices 10 suit the times HORSES FOE sALL-.
feb11 colin FRANK TAYLOh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13

In thu Senate to-day number Of petit
tions and memorials were presented and re.
ferred.
MIR. Plumb, from the Committee CO APP
propfia,ions, reported a bill, which was
passed, appropriatiog $l5, 900 for the relief
of the poor Of tue District of Co!umbie-one
hall out of the Treasury and one half out Of
District revenues.
Several other bis were reported from
committees end placed on he calendar, and
number were Introduced and referred.
HOUSE
Under the call OF States numerous bills
and resolutions were Introduced and refer
red, among then ore limi,ing tho member
ship of the House TO $50, and one Instruct
ing the committee on Ways and Means 10
report what progress it mas made in the con-
sderstion Of bills repeating the internal rev.
enue taxes, and to state 1T whet time such
bills are likely 10 he reported TO the House.
Sherman Oh Blaine's DeclInnfion.
COLUMBUS, Oaio. Feb. 13-John Seer.
man, who is in the city, on hearing that Mr..
Blaine would not alloy lis name to be used
before the Chicago convention, said that he
had been expecting some such utteiance
from Mr.. Blaine for some time. He had I'M
derstood that it would be forthcoming.
Mr.. Blaine was one of the foremost Ameri-
cans whom every republican would have
delighted to honor, and it was q source Of re-.
greet that he had concluded not to make the
race again. Mr.. Sherman did not care to
talk much about the Blaine letter, and
thought it would cauee number Of other
candidates to come to the front. lie pro-
posed to make the race for the Ohio deiega-
| ton and would contest honorabiy for the
| nomination. Mr.. Blaine was republican
who could sweep the country if nominated.
but he had understood all slong that he
would not again seek the nomination. 1t
was on this hypothesis that he tShe-mau)
had entered the lists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13
LOST AND FOTND.

7 Osl-At the Armory, or on Fairfax, Wash
IL i,gton or Prince streets to day, a SILVER
with owners initials A reward
will be paid by leaving it at this Office. feb13 3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13

The bond required of the above commissioner
has been givon according to law. Given under
iay hand this 11th day of February, 1888.
leb13 cots JOHN s BEACH. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13
Proclamation

Az tbera seems to be an uncalled-for de.as ~
the Mount Vernon avenue bill, l would
that the bill be referred TO the committee Oh
rapins and fish, with instructions 10 90 ~
No. 90, City Market, and get some OF iho5s '-'
SMOKED POTOMAC HERRING. ...le
feb1O 81 JOHN II. NA4L'i-
NLoVEsi GLOVES IA new assortuen5 ~
" best Kid and Dogskin. enbroideEe'
lined and unliHed, received this day 1t -.o.s
dee13 AMoe 3. sLhYai--a "a 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13

EaREN CT PEAS, extra fins, Just received by
z feh6 J, C. MILBURS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13

Tho Flour markots lave e3scd up, Out WITIT'
on account of the continued scarcity Of cioie
Wheats, show no disposition to reduce prices
Wheat is quiet at the recent decline in both a..
lures and spot while buyers are careless. miller
are on the market Tor all prime samples sales
range, as to the condition of the offerings IRON
70 to 96c per bushe Corn is firm at % to So.
Rye 50 to G5. Oats SO to ~ Eggs, Buttor Ap.
pies, Potatoes and produce of ali kinds are in Light
receipt and good demand at full figures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13

BALTIMORE, Fet 13.-Cotton steady and dull
midding 1915 Flour steady and quiet; Howard
street and Western super 30 37a2 IS; do ovfra
SO OOa3 10: do family 81 00a4 so; city mills
super So 37a2 Co; do extra So 00a3 70 do Rio
brands 81 75a5 90; Patapsco superlatiye patent
So 80 do family s. -. Whest-southern sesdy
and quiet; red 92a95; amber 94a97 Western
higher and dull No = winter red spot sSss $50;
March S9i2a9o May 921sa924i. Cora-Soutaeu
quiet aud irmer; white 57a58lh; yellow 5Ja
574 Western lower and dali mixed spot 55lia
567s March 562567s May 55aj5l y Oats ;esay
and quiet Southern aud Penns 33af0 Western
white 40a42 do mixed 3Sa39. Rye quiet and
firm at G5a70 Hay steady and firm; prime 70
choice Western S13a15. Provisions steady snd
quiet. Moss Pork $15 70. Bulk- meats-shouIi
crs and clear rib sides packed 74a99i Bacon
shoulders 7iaaS12 clear rio sides ga; hams II
a12a4. Lard-redned 81 Butter irmer West
ern packed 23a26 creamery 2Ga32 Egg agl
er; fresh 23a24 lined 14a15. Coffee dull and
nominal; Bio cargoes ordinary to fair 1914
1874. Sugar steady A soft 7. Whiskcy steady
at 81 Goal %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13
VIRGINIA NEWS.

George A. Lathrop & &C., wholesale deal
ers Ia liquors and cigars. of Richmond has
failed. Liabilities $4,000; assets not yet
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Sc
ro.DsI.s TEAEeR.zPRzc DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb 1874
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-13

The attention of the public is called to the fol.
lowing extract from the City Laws, chapter V,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
eRlfN and PRODUCE NxRxETA
,rArunrs OF xrw.YoRx DEALINGS,

The bulls held the they achieved thursday In
sns dealings Of yesterday at the Produce Exchsng and car
red prcea further There Increase OF the outsd
interest but shorts evidently nervous and the
holders whine 70 sell except on rals
Wheat was the member VI the list and In spite OF
an advance aa the spot shippers bought $4,000
bushca The speculation fell below record OF 100000
bushe prces steadily mpro, ed and closed nrm at top
notchea Net gains OF cent scored by January ct
&c., February co. and March at OH and April at e2s
May az o. July e2 December at e5 cents were up
O. cent Cash corn y cent and there were saes oil
4OuCu bushels for export Tho options improved
s.1rs cent in limo with the advance In wheat
final Quotations being at the highest figures
as followa, February, SlSi March. SIS; Nav and
June cents The markets were shece better tho
onions closing up for February at S8h and May at 49,
and cent for March cents Chicago bulling Of lard
exerted influence here and TIE options ended with
gains of points follows February 81 49, March
81 81 April 81 49, May 81 3d. June S. July IS o. There
were of the spot but 1t could not DO
learned whether they were for shipment or not
Tho receipts and -four yesterday at New
York Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston were as foowsi
Wheat 1850 bushels corn 1896 bushels oats. S7s76
bushels total grain g3357 bushels -four 2lo2s pack
ages AT Chicago Milwaukee and St Louis the arrivals
were Wheat s44 bushels corn. 205520 bushels oats
1872 bushels total grain 42Ss0s bushels four 2S49o
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
EeQal Notices.
OTIRT--,,iTY AND CuUNTY

CUPREME COUKT-CiTY AND COUNTY
- OF NEw.YoRK-Jacob Ruess ani ssoina ..uess
AGAINST Ma auser widow nn Elizabeth H,user JoSepn
Tausrr AMI Frank Hausrr children and her y. law OF 10.
do easel In pattit OIL pursuant 20 an orer
duly nar aud entered 70 the above TON on
the OF, DccemJer 1887 any crentsr or av pern
who at said order Ia lea upon me uhuvuet
sare or iut said OF the abovr named hs parties
H. h,s acr,n IN The property hereinafter ch Is
the subject OF thus action ~ Hereby on OF
before ths l2h dey 1884 TO appear be the M
dersgned WHO by ssid orer was duly appointed Ieree
this purpose Office No. Beck m street ~ th clty
of such liens and the true anonnt due or
70 bcco ~ due by reason thereof
Tue Toll wang de crpti OF said property Al thnss
three certain lots pieces or parcels OF land VIZ tio u
invs thereon erected situate lying AMI being IN the rV
War OF the Cg II New York and wisl aasn ~ s non.
descIlbs 81 follows BE nnning ~ pons
on the rasery Cannon sfree. distant o"e hunnre
cnrner
thence easter'y paricl vi " inns
ton street hundre feet thence southery prael WIN
Cannon street oIe hundred feet thence weSeiV prhe i
with Houston ct twenty-five feet thence n"rneiiv par
aIle with forty two feet SIX lhcles tence
rerly pars al with Houston street seventytve fost TO
Cannon STREET ihence norhory along cannon Stree nlV-
sey. feet inches the or pace oil DoxinnhH
Dated New York, Jauulry ~. 1855. ,.,,,c, ,,.oo
THEODORE sArTLER Pfc Ally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
rsr PETROLEUM M1R6Eo
NEWS FROM THE rIKLD AND RANGE OF pRl

NEWS FROM THE FIKLD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Tn. s,dsnce 10 daily ulstna Of the strength ano
sts,ty OF the down movement OF the united pro-
duces Of aud their confidence in the ultimate
r.ults OF their production encouragns 70
Gil holders cernoate, except possby those VINO arc
eager for an custve movement Ia the makes
The uacis head OF the Producers Protective Aesoauoh
was on the Consolidated Exchange yesterday and spoke
smphstcay Of the sody OF the organization ana "s IN
crossing strength The labor organisation cooperating WIN
tho fields viii prove al emo'ent
aid In the scheme reduce tho GOODS on inc
sbsr.." The Dofy on Ne,cs OF Bradford Penn which Is
agvr..,ve,v b.se to the Standard Company speaks
this point a. follows;
Tne We'll Drfiers Uuif gaining wonderful proportion
and provtns most valuable ally to the r. p A. Recrats
are coming all along tho liue and In some PLACES tne
10 are stormed by applicants for admission
These In the producers ana are ready 10
20 to the limit them 1t another phase OF the biggest
nd best managed economic movement of modern times
Such confidence will recsive its full reward"
The speculation yesterday showed no essentia
change In its 1t opened weak at decline OF
mt Thursday night and went down nearly cents
more but speculative operations There was
sharp lily Of other ground and then
the close the market frosh sympoms OF an
tendency Carving higher but they SUI
ruled at figures indicative OF material reduction IN inc
short There absence OF bull leadership AT inc
and the daily fluctuations governed mainly py
for turns There 10 gooo ouylpg vi "
reactions OF purchasers seems 10 Do or INC
,,ro hang the OF bull enthusiasm The news
from m. ea wa. without feature OF Importance Tho
market closed barely steady.
tn. range OF prices total dealings at tho Consoh
dated Exchange were as follows;
opsntng ,............SSis Lswest ..--....-. 80 =
HPvhest ...... sss4 Final ......--....--.-.:ss as
Refined oil unchanged bat firm at ia cents per
gsli.n. Abel test. at all ports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSO,
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT For KTRA X TRUNK LINE
On and after December trans leave

Largest and Iinrsr Passenger station I'm America
stopping a New Uptown stat ion on lHNtls "a l'trS.
IS m, Rochester and Montreal Express. drawing iVs1
to Albany Troy and syracuse also TO heneal ah ~
Adams ..,.x,, ~,
$50 A. m. FAMOUS CHICAGO VEST DCLtD LINZ
TIED coTposet excusvely Buffet spokingclr. dining
car ami sleeping cars for Albany uuc Syra
cuse Rochester Buffalo, FIRE. Cleveland AMI IoieIo aFtV
ing chicago 9:5Oa. next ,iAv
tlO3OL m. chicago EXPRESS for Niagara Fal+ toronto
Cevetnt. inn IT, indianapolis, Detroit auu 'hc$S"
drawing room - Canaudagua and Rochester .
tll3oa Western New FORK AMI Northern HAPress
" 2 r
$50 o. M Albany ami Utica special with drawing
room cars TO Abny ant Troy connects AL Troy LOT Sd
-aturiays oniv.
4 -. m. Accommodation to Albany AMI TROY.
for Nuearl Falls Buffalo Suspension Bridge Toronto eve.
land Cincinnati, InliananOs l. Louis Toledo. Derol anu
Chicago. with sleenine and dining crs. ~,
t'63D D. m. Montreal amt Cananialgua txrr's': ntv.
via Adams. also syracuse ami 'ananf tisui daly
excent SUNDAY does not west OF A Dlny
special Slepar arrives Rochester 7fO NJ Bur
ia ~ $50 M. and CievelaLd l25 next ty ,-,
Toronto Clecelanf Cincinnati. Ind lnanos
LouiS Detroit and Cic1gI with sleeping cars Slrepns
Wafert'wn via Utc daily except SATURDAY asO %
Can1niagua Sundays only.
with The mornng Tor tle ives
for aroga Lake George and TOT the North te1eept satur
day night.
Tickets and space in drawing and sleeping cars on
~ Park Place B,ttery Place 81 West 25hst an l}sth
81. tston, New-Yok 1873 WASHINGTON and 100 Fulton
sis. BROOKLYN ami 10 4th ST. WILLIAMSBURG -,
Wescos Express calls for and checks baggage rom holoa
residences.
Run daily others daily except SUNDAY stoo at 3sth
J. NJ Tor" Fly HENRY MoNErT,
General Superint endent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28

BOSTON via FALL RIVER LINE. Only S3
ID for nrst-eiass limited tckcts. Reduction Ia New
pUr fall River and ali other poiDts stcanie BSls.
rUL aud PROVIDENCE Leave Pier %. N H. ioos
Of Murray a. at 30 m GAYS cnir tscnday inps
win be resumed early In ADfll Connection oy AnnsS
hoat from Rrooklyn and Jersey Gly al y. AN or
CllfsrRA ON fACu 81 .AMt Tickets and state
rooms secured principal transfer and ticket olees. ~
oalce on Pier % and steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
Goncrl MANAGER. General Passenger Agent.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Vime Iablr OF December & lSS7.

FOOT OF Liberty STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF December 3. 1887.
Tor PHILADELPHIA and lILN1ON, Bound Brook
Route. ~ 4, 80, 0, IL 80 3. 1, $50. 80. IL
- M SUNDAYS AT 4, 8 40 80 II D M
Trains leaving AT 4, 30, IL NJ 90 4, D 80.
80 II p ~ have connection for Reading, Harrisburg.
IOSNillr, etc, FOR tastOu, Bethlehem. Allentown,
Mnuch Chunk. Reading Harrisburg ETC. On Sunday for
Easton.
and 80 a. IN. for Fiemngton. Easton, Bethlehem.
Allentown, Mauch Chunk
. 80 a Tor Fl.hingtOn, II gh Bridge Branch Eas-
ten. Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch Chunk, Wuktsbafre
Scranton, Reading Harrisburg, louisville. Iamaqua,
Sh mokin Sunbury. Tsewisbnrg, VIII an,sport
y. m. Pennington. Etsion, Bethehvgi, Allentown,
MHuch Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg. etc.
4 "a bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch
Chunk. WilKesbaIro. scranton. IamaQua, Shamokln
80 ~. tsniisuIn, IiIsh BIidgc Bf.llcn.
ton. Hclhlehem AlienlOwu, Reading, Harrisburg etc
q lnd p. FOR SGmcrN lie ANA kicniugtnn
40 g. VA. Tor aston Brth"hem, Allentown, Maueh
Chunk, etc on sundays at 30 .. m
o. . -, IL 10 - Va. 20. co. 80, q 10 d. IN !;
Suldays oo, 80 a. for Rcd ank. ,ng Branch, tAs-
bury ta. ocean tfONc except Susdlys, rnt Pleasant
4. 10 q. p, l 60 1 80 y. III Tor bAkLWOOD. Ions
River aud fiain'e1L
IA, q for ATLANTIC CITY, vineIand.
BnigsOn
% 600, 10 IL :l5, IL 40 a. ~, LOO, 4. so.
B 30 q 10 T. ~. sundays 200, for Perth Amboy.
4, 10, u Is 90 p. IN for Monmouth Beach,
eesbri Sat. Highland Beach
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NEW-YORK, ONTARIO. AND WESTERN Sjrl3 r.,

hAITIW IrUH ICIIIlo " ''V7E I-E
and Jay follows .,,.
West 42d-st. 80 a m. Jay-st, 80 a. M, for MID
dlrrown. Fasburg Monticello. Liberty WALTON D,Imi
Norwich Utica Rome, Oneida Fulton. Oswego, Bunalos
Detroit Chicago Waikiki valley points 49,.
West 42dSL, 10 D. IN. Jayst SIS p m. for MID
dletOwn. ElenNlle Waikiki Valley points -,
West 42d@t, 625 p. m Jay-st: 6 10 p m; daily ioi
MiddetOwn Fasburg, Liberty Walton. Norwich, Oneida
Oswogo Suspension bridge Detroit Chicago, 81 Louis
Buffet Sleepers Niagara Falls. Reclining CHAIR Cal
free Rochester.
Pullman sleep berths reserved at 3OI BrOadway
Time tables, tickets &c, 207 307, 944 l,325 broad
1877 6th-ave 1874 East 125h-st, 264 West l2othst
New York. J. g. ANDERSON, g. r. A,
Is Exchange Place, New York