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Hillsboro recorder., 1888-08-02
FIRST COUNTY PRIMARY HELD.

The Democrats OF Little River township
held meeting last Saturday, 2Sth ult., TO
elect delegates to the County Convention.
to be held in our town on Saturday OF next
week, the 18th inst The meeting was
called 10 order by A. {. Holden, chairman
of the executive COMMITTED, who called
Captain J.. r. Lyon to the chair. N. v
Ray was made secretary.
On motion the chair appointed cona-
mittee to nominate suitable candidates fOl
delegates and alteInates. The committee
reported the names OF the following per
sons:
Delegates John Breeze, James Monk,
James Mckee, Samnel Walker, LII. Hold
en-, r.. q. Hill, J. w. Terry, N. v. Ray, T.
J.. Harris and r. N. Hall, Jr.
Alternates--A. Dickson. Levi Lockhart,
Henry Murdoch, Logan Woods, w. FL.
Bacon. Oswell Lockhart, j. W. Allison. d.
y. Allison, q. Il Wilson, Sr.. and w. +.
Jordan.
w. II. McBroom was nominated fol
township constable 1877.
Ii was the sense Of the meeting that q
nomination for the utice OF sheriff skollG
be ind, finltely postponed by the Count,
Convention.
The meeting recommended Thomas Ill
Hughes for the Senate and David U. Parks
Tor the House.
N. v. Ray, J. w. Allison, Levi Lock,
hart, Il. j. Harris and A. Il. Holden were
chosen us an executive committee for th,
towDip. ILL.,. "a
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-08-02
A SINGULAR ACCIDENT

Mr.. w. T. Sutton, Of our town, met
with painfnl injury. while attending SER
vices at St. Matthew's lEpiscopal) church,
last Sunday afternoon. Sprining over low
wall TO see a friend, who had called him, his
foot struck npon slanting rock, and be
fell, dislocating two joints Of the great toe
OF tie left foot. and breaking one of the
bones OF the same. He is now doing well,
but is ''laid up"
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-08-02
NOTICE.

We, the Country Line Baptist Associa.
tion, foruid every species OF traffic and all
other disorder within the legal bounds OF
our association during the entire meeting
al Emo church. on the 18th, 10th and 10Th
Of August; and offenders may expect to be
prosecuted to the extent Of the laws Of
North Carolina.
]. A. BURCH. Moderator.
s48a ]. s.. DAMER0N, Clerk.
Durham, n. O., July 10, 1888. -
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-08-02
SALE OF MoRTGAGED LAND.

BY virtue Of deed Of mortgage. executed
10 the undersigned on the oath day Of July,
1886, by William @. Fancette, William i.
Faucette and Artelis his wife, George w
Watson aud Martha +. his wife, and Sarah
Ellen Faucetie. for certain purposes therein
mentioned, and duly registered in the reg.
ister's office in Hillsboro. In Book N, pages
lO4 and 100, We will sell nj the Court
House door in Hillsboro, on SATURDAY,
THE 25TH DAY OF AUGUST, next,
A TRACT OF LAND IN ORANGE
COUNTY, on the waters Of Little river,
and joining the lands Of Joseph Brown,
Charles L. Wilson and Polly Nichols, being
the lands belong 10 the late Mary Faucetto.
Terms Of sale cash.
JAMES WEBB. JR.,
JOSEPH 9. Webb,
: ... Mortgages.
+ Hillsboro, N. O., July "a, 1858.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-08-02
oRA NGEc0UvTY ERy0R c0uRTI

ORANGE ECOUNTYSUPERlORC COURT
The August Term Of the Orange County
Superior Court will meet in the Court
House here In HilIsboro at 10 o'clock on
Monday next, the 9th inst. His Honor
w. J. Montgomery, Of Cabarrns county, in
the Eighth Judicial District. viii be the
Judge Who will preside. The term viii be
held for the trial OF mixed causes-bo.h
civil and criminal.
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Inc usual IndIsposItOn to enter nto new contracts
the last day OF the week So far, such re-
TO IL 80 o'clock were natural TO
the existing conditions but the. decline
Of the last half hour due to "A sharp raid
made by benrsr who were encouraged by the
presence of only small purchasing orders to at
tempt to give a weak closing 10 the week. London
and all Europe had gone TO bed, so far as stock
transactions were concerned. before the raids
were made so that there was an absence Of orders
from that source. 1t was vaguely rumored, on
the intimation Of an operator who lives near
the junction of Wall and New ste. that un-
favorable reports affecting the Chicago and North
western Company were about TO be made, and
the decline of that stock from lie to 10 rs
in the last hour helped to unsettle the whole
market From the lowest figures the market
rallied inst before the end and closed strong at
the declines Monday morning may develop O
market that will mako to-day's late raid an ex-
pensve operation for those engaged in II.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
Government bonds were dull and steady Mt quo
tations as follows
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Railroads..
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trains leave West 42d-sL station follows and 20
minutes earlier from foot Of Jay-sG, North River
Detroit and Chicago, % so q. m, % 100. 3 10 D.
ST. Louis. 80 90, IS rs p. M.
agara Falls 315 % 80 a.. n, g 100. IS rs D. M
Kingston saagcrtles, Cstssll Albany. sj5 Il Is
20 s5, % II 30 g. IA q 100 600 's:15 p m
II Is S So 10 Is, ta) II 80 100, 10. 5 is,
g is AS D. NJ, and 100 a. m. AS and 100 D. m,
Cranston's Cornwall. Newburg.
For Montreal and Csnada East. 20 90 Dc =.
Elegant sespnrcars for Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detrois
Chicago and 81. Louis
Saratoga Specials (a) II 80 (s) 45 m Draw.
inc rom cars through u Sarlroga.
Lake George II 80 NJ Drawing Room Cars to cad'
Lakes MohOnk and Mnncwasks, via New. Paln 100.
"a II 80 % 9A5 m pragi4 y; Room Cars to
KaaterskilI Hunter Grand Hotel statOn md Phoo.
Room Cars Grand Hotel Station and Phoenlea for
Hotel Ksoters and Mountain House, 90. ta IL 80
Palenvlle Cairo and Mountain House Station, 8 lis.
7:15 900 "a II 80 q. M, 90 3A5 .. M Drawing
Room Cars Catsk on sJ IL 80 a. II. and 90 AZ
Daily : Daily syc.p. Saturday. Other trains daily
except Sunday. "a s. Leave Jersey City p T. r Sta.
ton fa) II 90 A. m, s) 40 Hoboken West Shore
For ,lckets tins tables paror Or sleepngcar accom-
nodations information apply at Offices Brooklyn-333
tom New York Clty-So3 7s5, o42 Broadway 1853 IL
Msss f foos q saa 0'iO STATIONS 1000 OF
Express calls for and checks hag1aee from
hotels and residences O. r. LAMBERT
s VanderblltaYe. General Passenger Agent
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TO FACILITATE TIE BUREAUS WORN
An INGENIOUS SYSTEM OF RECORDING VITAL STA


An INGENIOUS SYSTEM OF RECORDING VITAL STA
rIsTIcs To RE ADOPTED.
On August tho clerks in the Bureau Of Vital
statistics Will begin method Of ndcxing the
records Of births, deaths and marriages which arc
reported In this city. Instead OF keeping index
In ono Of the ponderous books which have been in
use In the bureau for many years tho clerks having
charge OF the death records will prepare copy for a
printed index OF names. Tho method will be
followed By the clerks in charge OF tho records OF
births and marriages. Each printed index will con-
tain names, together with numbers which refer to the
certificates file in the bureau the names being
arranged alphabetically. Copies of each index will
be sent to the public libraries
The printing OF tho records in the bureau sug
gcstcd by DR.. John T. Nsgle deputy register Of vital
statistics, several years ago. His plan, If adopted
would msic ca-h index full OF information and would
enable citizens to Get the necessary proofs OF deaths
births and marriages at public libraries without pay
Ing fees for searches a. tho bureau. Such plan also
would prevent the complete loss OF the records Of
vital statistics Of the city In Of big fire al
Sanitary Headquarters The policy OF secrecy
adopted by the present Health Board has prevented
the printing OF index which will be OF Us. to any
one except clerks in the department
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cordandt and
Desbrosses SITS as follows:
so a. ~ for Catasauqua and intermediate points
q. m. for Geneva, Lyons, Emira Rochester. Buffalo
and the West and principal local points Chair to
Elmra
D. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car 10 Tunkhannock Connection Reading and Harris
burg.
$40 p N. for Pttston and principal intermediate
points, Chair car 70 l., and b. Junction.
3:40 d. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg. Chair to
Mauch Chunk.
for Geneva Lyons Elmira, Rochester, Buff
fao and the West. Pullman sleeper To Lyons
s;l5 D. m for Laurays and Intermediate points
Trains leaving at a. m, l D. N. and 40 D. M
for all points Mahsnoy Hazleton coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m for Mauch Chunk, Hazieton and intermediate
points.
s:45 D. m. for Coplay ard intermediate points.
p. m for Geneva, Lyons EmLra, Rochester Buf.
falo and the West. Pullman sleeper Ia Lyons
General Eastern Olce, 235 Broadway
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THE LOST NAvAL OFFICER FOUND
LIEUTENANT scHAErrrn RErunNs-nE CAN

GIVE NO ACCOUNT OF HIMSELF.
Lieutenant Henry W. schaefer one Of the officers
OF tho United States steamer Swatara. who mys-
teriously disappeared on July ID and for whom an
alarm wss sent all the country. returned TO the
vessel yesterday with his clothing begrimed with
dirt and with generally dishevellcd appearance
Tie could give account Of his wanderings, and the
interval of his absence a perfect shadow to bis
memory. He received kindly by his brother
Officers, but his will be reported to Secretary
whitney by Commander MCGOWAN. and a court-mar-
tial Will probably be the result
The leutenant's list Of the Navy has suffered re-
Gently Lieutenant Hanson r. Tyler has been sus-
pended for one year on account of drunkenness;
Lieutenant Emory H. Taunt has been dismissed for
the same cause, and two or three others under
the shadow OF court-mart.al from weak habits.
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his roof CRUSHED BY AN ELEvAr0R

Conrad Bochm, young German salesman I'm the 20
ihgeraor factory OF l. II. Mace Co. at Chrysele ana
Houston sta, got the open freight elevator in the
pace shortly before il yesterday. and sartol In
nae TO upper floor. At the second his foot was
eagh between the platform Of the elevator car and tho
aseooafd Of the shaft and badly crushed number OF
'eins comrsdcs In the factory 10 his assistance
~a held him up in a half fsinting condition. while
s-ofis were being made extsicsic his mangcd foot
an ambulance summo,cd and the surgeon gave the
sssng mai hypodcrmic injections OF morphine hilD
-n bear his sBncTHgs The strong oak floor OF the
'a'or had 70 DO cut away with ehlsc and before
-Nnns leg could be released and the work occupied
,,Hy an hour. B0chm then removed 10 Bellevue
~"p'sL His home is at No. so Firstst.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L On and after JULY /, 1859.

GREAT LIrE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYOrk, via DesbrOsses and cOrtiandt
ar.su feFre n .Ss sss West with Pullman paac.
Cars attached Q 60 m, 80 Dining Car and D. M
Dining, smoking and Sleeping vesti6uIed Cars 90
wlI,a %; eSsIy asy; Haven soo CORY
VIII. and and the oil IL Regions Ion connecting ~ .0''s ~
For Norri S fhenixve PotI.o~n and Reading.
II 90 a. m l 100, 2 100 and 900. p N. Saturdays
Baltimore, Washington and the South Limited Wash.
lngton Express Of Pullman paror Cars daily except
ton - D M regular at go * % aud 80 NJ,
saed,y 81 and md r ~ 80 and p m and rs
For City, IL 10 m, 100 and 100 p. m week
E For f R, May h.g Head 's sn sa; p ner.d. sta
gR ncS ya s g. cd q A% AZ so 20 ad and % M
On sunday Is and . ;l5 a NJ and ?. m. do
For Old pClas and Norfolk via NevYOik, Philadelphia
and Bay Line, 4 80 p ~ week days
trains at Jerssy CITY arording speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New-iork via DesOr0s'es and
and 10, Washington Limited, and IL m, - 90 /, 2.
sSa III 70 P m "a % "a and nsGs
$50 s 80. $ and p. H. and 10 rs night.
Ta ass'E saSas daily except Sunday q.
sns :: % r. I G ana
courtst ana Brooklyn Annex station foot OF F1tons.
BrnoRyn Station, Jersey City; Emigrant Ticket onice
The S.HYors Transfer s, Company VII! call for and
cheek Ssss'p g TIT hotels md residences woon
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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DEMOCRATIC VETERANS FOR IA RRIsos.

CattarargIs n. Y, July % (speciaD. Several
members Of tho Grand Army Of the Republic who
earnestly supported Cleveland for President in
1884 and have since been radical Democrats have
decided to vote for Harrison. In the 1st Assembly
District, where ex-Stsic Committeeman Mcmahon Is
popular, the Cleveland will lose heavily his ad
hercnts being determined to resent the removal Of
that gentleman from the State Committee J. An
drcws. a leading merchant and veteran OF the war.
denounccs Cleveland, for whom ne worker In
the previous campaign
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n EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOUR-TRACK Trunk LINE

GREAT FVUk-fRXcK THUNK LINE
q CRANE 1ns eS SES XIX L sf STAT si
Largest and Finest Passenger Station IN Amorcs
Albany, Troy and Syracuse; ,-1., 60,
M e, L's seS ans MNn Tae
fast:6urs. and MentreaA ass % s.. Adams N..,,
Creek sehroon Lake, Blue Mountain Lake, &c Drawing
% 80 a M FAMOUS vEsTIBULED CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS LIMITED composed exclusively Of buffet
for Albany, Utica syrac1se Rochester Buffalo Niagara
connscss st Albany 40 for ccopeSsSown ~ ~ A'
roT1o. Cleveland, Cincinnati Indianapos Detroit ard
drawing Conandaigua, Rochester. and Rich
III 80 . m, Western NewYork and Northern Express,
Ads A. s,assa E Runs f on saiaSys Only
n Sr Sa as sn Ss % casrs T Draw
$50 p NJ Saratoss and Utica Special With drawing,
to Lake George Saturdays only;
meet. p. A ss% ana E Gss
points on Fitchburg r. r.
pess 9 Nasaa halls on, Sase AZ
indianapolis st. Louis Detroit and Chicago with sleep
80 ,. n. Tor Clayton daily, including Sunday, for
car, 70 clayton aad Paul smiths via Utica and r.. W.
80 ?. m, Montreal Ard canandalgua Express. daily.
Atlantic Railway syracuse and Canandaigua daily
M or n Lake
Lyon Mountain Loon Lake, saranae, Pau Smiths &c,
via Platsburg and Chatcaugay Railroad also TO Luz
North Creek Schroon Lake, Blue Mountain Lake.
&C. via Saratoga and Adirondack Railroad. Sleeping
New-icrk 70 Plattsburs and North Creek
p. M, Special Sleeper arrives Rochester 40 a. m.
Buffalo rs a. u. and Cleveland :25 D. IL
t11 80 ~, Fast Night Express for Richfeld Springs
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Toronto Cleveland,
Cincinnati indianapolis st. Louis Detroit and Chicago.
With sleeping cars. Sleeping cars TO Canandagua on
u midnight Adirondack Mountain Special Saratoga
Lake George, Plattsburg. Loon Lake, saranac Lake,
Paul Smiths Sc. also for sharon springs COoperstOwn.
and Richneld Springs. Sleepng-cars TO Albany
Tickets and In drawing and sleeping
sale Grand Central Station, 4l3 7sJ and 942 Broadway
II Park place, Battery place 81 West l25thst, and
l3Sth-st Station New-Y0rk; 333 Washington and $50
tul tOn SITS. Brooklyn. and 70 4th-st, Williamsburg.
Wcstcotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels residences
'Pun daily others daily except Sunday Stop at 1sstb
st. station D. take up passengers Tor North and West.
J. NJ. TOUCEY, HENRY MONETT
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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THE SCHOOL OF cHRrsrrAy PHILOSOPHY.

Round Lake. y. Y. July 2s.--At the School Of
Christian Philosophy this mcrniny Professor Fuller
ton, Of the University Of Pennsylvania, read lecture
on Pagan ana Christian Religious Sentiment" 1t
was an examination Of Matthew Arnods comparison
Of Pagan and Christian ideals. On Monday President
Battle, Of the University Of North Carolina viii speak
on Courts and judicial Proceedings Mentioned in the
New Trstnmenfr
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CHANGES IN THE TREASURY STATEMENT.

CHANGES IN THE TREASURY STATEMENT.
Saturday, July ESP. m.
By the operations OF the Sub-Ireasury in the
week ended last evening the New-York banks lost
81, ia, 6v3 cash. A week ago in reviewing the
statement OF July 81, we said Probably the cash
reported as the average Of the week closely ap-
proximates the actual amount held at the close OF
the week To-days statement shows gain Of
81 80, 900 cash, which shows that the loss to the
Sub-Trcasury was about Offset 10y receipts from
the interior and that the average for this week
as reported does not vary materially from the
actual holdings at the close Of business yesterday
The feature Of the statement is decline in deposits
OF s220f,500, while the other changes call Tor
decline of only 500 600. The statement results
ia a gain to the surplus reserve OF s675, 775, and
leaves IL AT s2TlI6l 49, against 81, 3d. 75 July
80. 1857. and sI2,S7s, 725 July 81, 1856.
The following eompAIes the totals OF statements Of
July 4 and July ,-3 5qly 20 Difference rene 900
g;s 800 81 400 P s: sS5SC
Deposs...... 4i9 HOO 4l2 ~ ~ Pee. 22S- So
serve and tho iSlsl deposits respective
spece.......- sgI4'540o s9l. 1920 Dec. s36e zoo
irgaI- tendors... ss,74tSco s92Sotoo Inc isC.loo
Total reserve sI5oalo 700 $780, s4s 500 Inc si2so 300
.s IT. d iSs.s' Oa77oaoo IOsee7ia5 Dec 55s75
su,p,us....... ss044o.4CO ee7.Iig175 Inc so75.775
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Excnlngs, sgi, 031. 705: balances
4, BlOJ1i. Tor The week: Exchanges. $500,
ss7, $50: balances, s23,5i5,242.
To-dpy's stock speculation FOR the most part
was dull There was the usual disposition, nc
the end OF buIl- week, on the part Of bcari-
room traders TO close up aad realize profits and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-29
PONDOUT, KINGSTON AND
CATSkILL MOUNTAINS.

Landing at Cranston's West Point. Cornwall Ncwburg
Mario 70, Milton Pou. nheepsie and Esopus connecting
WIN Ulster and Delaware stony Glove Catskl Mountain
and kaaterskl railroads Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON
ma JAMES w. BALDWIN ea.e every week DAY az 1
when CITY OF KINGSTON leaves at D. M landing
only at Newburg and Poughkeepse connecting with
special train for all Summer Resorts through Catskll
Mountains Leaves Rondout Sunday nights II o'clock
on arrival Of ecia fast train from the arriving
al New. YORK Monday 6 N. -
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seventeen trips 20 The Island four Long Branch
VII be made the boats leaving from Twenty
w. ana from Pier No 1, n. r. The last boat the
Island leaves tho Iron Pior 10 80 and the boat
from Long Branch at els D. n
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The PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The speculation in crude oil yesterday at Stock
Exchange and the Consodn ted Board developed moro
activity than shown In the market close Of
week the transactions recorded numbering 2o2 900
barrels The market opened at so 3-4. during tho
first half hour prices declined to 70 as heavy Offer
ings After that time the market developed strength,
and prices advanced 80 Ia and closed nrm at so Is
cents There from the field. and the
strength maintained the continued
for export which, with the domestic pton,
greater than the supply ss reported from the fields
The range OF prices and the total dealings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-29
ITO NEW-HAVEN To

ITO NEW HAVEN, ESQ.
l. EXCURSION (gooc days.. q %
Steamers c. H NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peck slip, Pier % f. P. d. and IL III (Sundays
IL p. nj. connecting as New-IIaven with special trains
for MERIDEN, HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD, HOLY.
OKE &C. Through tickets sold and baggage checked at
e44 Broadway. New. York. and Courtst. Brooklyn
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PROVIDENCE LINE.


PROVIDENCE, WORCESTER, and all points Worth and
East. via Boston or Worcester and
WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS
through parior from steamers wharf TO
Fabyans without change stopping principal intermediate
points
Steamers RHODE ISLAND ana MASSACHUSETTS
leave Pier 20 ~ T.. foot of warrenst., at 30 ..
daily. except Sunday connecting at steamers wharf with
express train for Boston leaving m arriving Boston
Us Wagner parlor car.new equipment full nights
shcrt rail ride RoovaSs renowned each
steamer. Baggage checked through.
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Actual Sales Closing

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-JULY IS.
THE GENERAL LIST
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Refined OIL Abel test, was firm at all points. at ~
cents. The foreign markets remained unchanged
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED SrOCK AND
PETROLEUM ETOHANGA
STOCKS
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ALL THE TROY srEAMBoArs Busy.

sis VIII be no delays in travel 70 coney Island or
49, branch today by she Iron Steamboat Company's
however large the demand for accommodation
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DECLINES FOLLOWED BY RALLIES JUST
BEFORE THE CLOSE
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n ORWICH LINE for Boston. Worceste

n ORWICH LINE for Boston, Worcester,
London, Norwich. Watch, Hill and Block Island
Ryer foot ~ SeS. per sbovs ps
brossesst Ferry, daily Sundays excepted at 30 D. M
This has unequaef facilities fer handling dstrib
utins freight throughout New ENGLAND One steamer
Tickets state Rooms secured 207 2G1. 937 37 057
Broadway, 10 ami 10 Greenwichst. 1873 Bowery In
Brooklyn COurfst. 333 Westinghouse and 331 fulton.
81 AZ Pier 40 North River. and on Steamers.
C. w, BRADY. Agent
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Total eG329 so
Tho summers work Of st. Johns Guild N saving child
life is full operation and pressing upon
who appeal the public for carry
their increased responsibilities Contributions will be
thankfully received and promptly Acknowledged Charles
schwacofer treasurer Guild ONCE No 81 University
place.
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II UDSON AND COXSACKIE
- LI;fGANT. STEAMER KAATEissarIiL;LI Leaves
ard SATURDAY al y N. ccnEecuna With Bostca ani
Albany LliifoaA WHEELER POWELL. Manager.
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steamboats,.
FALL RIVER LINE
Il FOR BOSTON. NEWPORT, FALL RIVER PROV
lDENCE and all Eastern points -
DOUBLE SERVICE RESUMED
Enn TILE SIMMER SEASON.


DOUBLE SERVICE RESUMED
FOR THE SUMNER SEASON
-Four IN commlssion-PlLGRlM.
BRISTOL. PROVIDENCE. and OLD COLONY
Splendid orchestra attached to each vessel
Leave New YORK from Pier %, ". r (od MOI, foot
OF Murray-st, follows:
80 D m-For Fall River direct, connecting for Dos
ton, BIchburg. New Bedford Aartha's vineyard, Nan
tucket and local points old Colony Railroad
G15 q. m.-Eor Newport and Fall River. due Newport
about AS; fan River connecting with express
trains and through 70: Boston. Cape Cod Lowell
the White Mountains, &c.
SUNDAYS leave NeN-YOrk a, 30 p m for all
pointS. Returning leave Boston p.
Connection By Annex On IL from Brooklyn, m.
Jersey City. Tickets and s.afcrooms may be OBJ
taDef In YORK at 207. 2Gl, I'LL 944 957 and 323
Broadway 268 West f25thst and 1874 East 125th 81 !:
l53 Bowcry, Astor House and Windsor Hotel; Line
OGee, Pier %. n. r., ard steamers
GEO. l. Common, q. L. A. BORDEN & LOWELL ARtA
MARY POWELL FOR CRANSTONS, WEST
AZ Point Cornwall Newburg New Hamburg. Milton.
Poughkeepse, Hyde Park. Rondout and Kingston Every
weekday az Vestryst. 10. ana West I'D 80
excepting Saturdays when she leaves earlier.
A LBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE.
"A Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
Ter ~ North River. foot Of Cansst. at p NJ daily
Making direct connections at Albany for all points East
and West; also with 100 A. ". Special Express for
Saratoga Lake George, Lake Placid saranac Lakc. Paul
Smiths and all points moth, arriving day
Tickets and baggage checked destination Freight
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