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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT fOURGKACk TRUNK LINE

GEAND CENTRAL STATION,
IS a. n Rochester Expiess dia~ins'rco.n to
m, safitcea Eaae George; ana Montreal. Special
rlattsbus, and Montreal ass to ST. Ai6ans ,....,
Creek schroon Lake. Mountain Lake, &c. Drawing
room ear to sas,og3 vrer1prtrn CHICAGO AND
ST LOUIS composed eaYs Ney Of c, pg 10;
AIbsnys Iica SyTScuse Eochesi@r BG0sio SiasaYi
fails Erie Cleveland. iadans9Is. Toieao, arriving a:
Chicago at . 90 a. ~, st. iSuis 90 D. H. me- dIy IA
-on io 5 ceel m cieSlp iaana D,rot al
Chicago; a!i !or SIat "a aad NOrh nH ga ~. i''m
III 80 m we-sen New YORK ana Northern Express
for saratoga, Lake GeoFee. rutland BennhEton North
y. III. Saratoga Limited Euns o. satlrd1y. only;
80 >. M Saratoga and Uuea special. yi,h drawns
to Lake George on saturiiys ony,
nccs Tor Wiiiams,oyn, north Adams, and Intermediate
20 p. NJ, Fast Chicago Cincinnati and st Louis Ex
press for Niagara Fails Bgnai9 s9spen7on Bridge TS-
indianapolis Louis, Detio and Chicago. with sleep
IS p N. FOR clayton daily, including sunday Tor
cars to Clayton ana Paul Smiths via Utica AMI L.. w
tS 20 p m. Montreal and csnandagua Express daily.
seepngcars FlatbuIe ana Montreal Via Bouscs Point
da Atlantic Rley ui 10 yr,ns, and Canaan qua daily
ecg sgnd sg4d1y eiei RSi a wei q A c
Lyon Mountain Soh t.lhe saaii!g ISH Smhs &C..
rerne North Creek, scrOon LAKE, Bue Mountain Lake.
Nc,yyorbS To- Plat ure and North Creek. "
n. Special sleeper, arrives KStftS.cr Az a.
Buffalo 3 :3j a. m. and Cleveland 20 D. H.
It'll 80 h. M last Might EsPcs, I0r lichlcld SPRING.
Rocfes,er Buffalo Niagara Fails Toronto Ceyelani.
Cincinnati indianapolis. LOUIS. Detroit and Chicago
with Sleeping CARS Sleeping cas- - Canandagua On
~ iiiisRt Adirondack Mountain Special for Saratoga
Lake George, Patisbufg Loon Lake Saianac Lake,
Tau! SMITH. &C.. also For Sharon spring tOoir.,'D,
and Rlchlcid Smiag>. sr'pif gear = Albany.
Tickets and slac, Ora Sng and iecing ears Oh
GIand Central Sia,o1 fl3 - aud 9l9 Booai~ay,
= FAX tia,G ~ LAC 3o5 ~ 49,, i,,th.,i ana
Fuifon SITS Pro9aiyn. and 70 4th-st, Williamsburg
We,ttotts Express calls Tor and checks baggage from
hotels residences.
un da!y others daily excep. Sunday tStcp at 13sth
st. Station take up passengers Cor No tn and West
J. ~ IOICrY HENRY MONETT
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

New.York Saturday. June IA. 1888.
No public auction sales made at tho Exchange and
Auction Room today
Tho total realized Exchange and Auction
Room public auction sales Of city real estate i"r inc
week ending Saturday. July IA, was ss2@osl'
LIST or AUCTIONS.
FOR week ending with Saturday. July IL the ioi'
owing sales announced be held at tho L~ehahge
|and Auction Room.
TO-DAY, MONDAY. JULY, 1o.
BY J. Thomas S,carns
sns ssS nsns & s lot 'SYx
|ssSS ft Of 9t6.ave.
BY j. C. Iaor.
Foreclosure sale sora. referee lot eoxso. and
Is story dwelling, 21io Madiscn'ave W 991l IT OF
TUESDAY, JULY II.
BY James Blceck,r & Son.
Administrators sale. plots Of land 6ox aot 800 each
h. stoken's sssbrght n j.. 49,, ,.o. .o.,
ss Gardness Place Narragansett Bay. Bristol,
WEDNESDAY. JULY Is.
BY James Bleecker & Son
Public auction 1873 acres Of land between orangeberg
80 lots With buildings at whtestOne, l.. t. known as
FRIDAY. JULY, 20.
BY ]. A. Levy.
T Sp aSa AdCg r Nss POT
E,Si9 lstave, S, sos II S Of 1lOth.st.
BY Scott & Myers
Sns ss sS w. H s 5S e refGrs lot 2
lot, 25xioo;2 and 2-stOry stable, No os 5sth-
st cor OF 4th-ave
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Y CITY.
Francis G. Gardner to James Kearney $50, 900
price to Emme L. Bartlett 10 500
AsthuI-st S. lots 1913 TO $40; Owen TOher and
wife to l.. +. Cregier 400
mann to William A. Copp ~. $1,000
to same 10000
and wife to Frederick E iS'e>'cO' 2525O
King Frank J Forsch 1850
kunst to Leopold Rot6schnd ~. 1000
ton 10 Marcus Nathan $4,000
ana vic to +. Steiner ana anether 10 500
Koeher aud wife to Francis L. Glover 90, 800
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SHORE RAILROAD.

W Y Y. c. { II. H. L. CO., essees
Trains ave West 49l-st. st-t!Uh - follows ana ~
Innujcs earlier from foot " Jay-sG, North KNGr
Detroit and Chicago, . IS = H., - :OO > 10 D. IN
agarg Fails 2 Is, - :jj u m g 90 Is - ..
Utica 31j, % 90 (a) II 80 a. III, % 90 % 10 D. m
Kingston, Saugcrties C.tstll. Albany, 3D. = 10.
Cranston's Wet poi9t. Cornwall, Newburc. . 5,
IS Is 5 As D. M. and . 90 ~. 3:i5 and 700 >. M
F5r Montreal and Canada Fast 6 90 p. -,
Hamilton, london - % a. M q 60 - 10 y. m To-
ronto 70 50 d. m. tG 100. = - D. ~: .
Elegant seepin for Buffalo Niagara Fans D'trot
saiatoga specials ta) II 80 M IS aA5 DFaw.
Ing room through . SafLtngi. c. 90,
Lake George, II 80 M Drawing Room Cars to Cald
well Saturdays only, 81 3:4j y. IN . - -
Lake, Nohoul< aid Nmncwlski, VIA NcW-FaiU.. 9'VD
fal ii 30 a. m, ~ - J. m. Draw Room ca u
Kaaier-tiIi Hunter. Grand not., sa,oa. 'nt phoe.
Room car, h. Grani IIotr station ana to ph0cnici lor
IIo Kaate!sk and Mountain House on 100 taJ ii ~
a. ~. ard (sl - p. IN. u1iis . .... 49,
Paenviile, Cairo and Mountain House station ID
Is 90. ca II 80 a Vi, 81 $40 D. m. DIawl q
Room Cars CatsIl o. % II 30 a. IL ana 90 40 D. III
Dahy Daiv eycti, Saturday. other trains caily
except :, ndoy "a - Leave jersey CITY p. J. H. sl.
ton. (a) II 30 m. ~ 40 D. m Hobohen west Snoge
station (a) II 80 a. m. ~ $40 y. m -
For tickets timet1bes piros Or scelis car acc9n
moiailons or informal apply az oaees BtooklyI3J
tonst New. YORK Clty-3G3 7s5. 9i1 BYalway. lob 12
nnvcrv IL Park piioc AMI selr Stations foot ot
We l9dst., foot 4 Jay-st.. n J. C. T. AMBEFT.
z NandertlltaI.. Genera Passenger Agent
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Drrs5maklna.

ID RESSMAKER-By a hrsteass litter and draper
~ wishes more engagements By tins day. would
% 81 Of the leading houses; city
references Address D. $50 Broadway
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK TRID-
~ lNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES, No. i2Ss broadway, corner Thirty nrstst
until y IN $50 Broadway, betwce Twenty second and
Twenty. third ats, until p M go West Twenty third
st., corner Eighth ave. l52 SNthave 1913 Fourth-sNe,
corner Fourteenth s 200 Thifdape corner Fortysey'
enthst loo7 Third ave, near sxteth-st l7Os First
log West Forty second It. NlnthaVe. and sixty
eighhst., aud 90 Lib st. and the HARLEM OFFICE
40 East Onchundred. and twenty afthst, up 10 D. IL
at regular ohee rateA
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G. 1IORE LINE-ALL-kAIL ROUTE-FOR
y o-on Newport and tie hast Express leaves Grant
Central station at 10 30 and 90 T. for Watch
nm Narragansett per Newport. and Providence and
Boston. go p. Limited tApTe', io Newport Prov.
mort Providence Bo-ton-daly Palace farior Cars or
rII, Z. q .aiLnat!un
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Stsii.,lcg1.
Brooklyn & Brighton Beach Railroad.

Only AZ minutes from New-York City Hall via Brook
iyn Bridge, Fulton Ferry Kings County ani brooklyn
Elevated Railway to Frank, inave thence by Brookiyn
b. ghtOn Beach aoli from Bedford Sat.0n corner
Of Franklin and Atlantic ayes. BRIGHTON BEACH;
Trains leave eVesy half hour until o'clock Z. NJ ana
every 15 minutes thereafter until 10 80 pm. Last train
leaves Brighton Beach at II rs p. M
Excursion tickets for sale at all st1uons on Kings
County I.alfoad and Brooklyn Elevated HALLWAY.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices. 4O1. III

ERIE RAILWAY-Tcket Offices, 4O1. 81
York SCI and 3J3 FuiOh-st Br l3&iyP: fO7 Broadway
Williamsburg eoILer Hcwak ana Hudson sis !Iobo4ei ;
Tickets and PIlor Sleeping Car reservations and orders
for checking and transfer ~ baggage be obtained Tx
trnf leave 23is minutes "a Her q an dine shown
nom Chambersst local trains to 10 minutes earlier
a. no, daily, Day ESlress buffet lawingIoon ooache,
% Buffalo; Pullman sleeping coaches UOInci5v.Ne 70
10 80 a. NJ, week DAYS delaware Valley ExDre's paro'
10 Bnenamien. owcro flHifa ana coming. Ill,
Pullman train Of day ana burt sleeping coaches 70 lnI
fao, Niagara Rails Cicvc!@ud Chicago. Cincinnati ana
0 D. n daily Chicsco l.ypic>.. lrn.ln huGet sleeping
coaches u Rinsh2rton OwcgO. Emrd Rochester. Bur
Rut tse Gnei a% asl S1.sq 49, T. $50 go
u.s. us 40 nic. 30 EsS3sac $50, 6 g e:sS
53o. 10 80 p ~; - night Also to Rn,hGr' %
p. n Suni. - 4:i5 3 20. o:5o a. u. u noon;
rsi. .s g a. 20 % ? so 30 Is % N a. n2e 3 noon
Io e IN S SS 4!oio 10 S 10 1913 30 D. M no.
i:45. E. a. 3 $50 50, 8 IL 80 y, H.; n MI:
Newak AMI llcI,on Va Neyar.5 a. 20 . 's1 %
80. 10 p. N; IL night surdays. 8 a. m 3:Sc
Etes%o6d aui sufcln-4 is : so 80. 10 30 IA.
j, 4, 80 3, 30, 10. 6 40, 80, O. 10 $50
IL night Also 70 Nisa"ood Z 30 a ~ . - y IN ;
10 suGero. 3 30 p. IL. sundays 445 8 80. 10 80
Eewbuis and Cornw ~ SC Q a. m 30 T. 30 5 90
WIZ 5o W e s S,s 3 a. M ID 10 "a 30 m
,.9Rn Sundays Al5, . 80. a. y; 80, p
MiddetoFn ana Port Jcfvls4 10, 30 o. 0:30 a m; ;
Express train, from the West arrive In Ncw.YoFk At
100 II 80 o., q r. 1,i 29d 10 20 D. IT, r,pvrr
Gcnl SuD't General Passenger Agent
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
" FOR
OLD POINT ooMFoRT,,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH
AMI THE SOUTH.

sv,. J5; p an
uay, 90 p IN. Tickets and sleeping bedth1 se,ucea
a. any Ti,Est oese Of 'GS cooKE G. NI
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY.-'rra.ns leave iiom ferries a. West 42i
Wc:t @sd.sI, ~ a. m Jay;st.. s5 a; m, for Md
S S': ii Buaal6' Dcifolt chi1aso,
ws %i tvS ay q 'v} %? n lS'
waikiki & Vasy sacns I3Se' MologS 20 H9
sue L1,5y WY? 80 IIs' NJ ?e5 Js4i AZ, NJ 70,
campreil nali, Midietowh, Eioomnsbuis Wurtsboro
G E5 81 c IVA SJDr oay is
Bure seseis to Niagara faS Reclining Chair Car
sqg % syS %si' s Nai5J0 H5 Jsg
Lake. Livingston Manor Walton. Delhi
so7 rq@f D" Tmi E2P 9aa Oh' al s
az, / 1923 nroadway 5SI 9h-ave' l2l East 125thst
-'f "e'' ]. C. ANDERSON G. p. A.,
Is Exchange Place. New York.
NETWORK AND Long BRANCH RAIL
cndv EEP flEr 1855 @EGN bNG s 2HS
EHkE roiG G6M RE- ,sAHT Ji if /. 1855
s. GS ~ 90 g 80 3d. 3 r. 20 sS S U
From F + y c4onffh%I6F AID DEsnRossEs SITS,
5oe 9m'a s sHS sAf IS fd HaoH GS 00
Denotes express trains
Supt Gen. Pas Agt.P.RR G.f.AC.ERNJ.
fTRA1NS FOR BOSTON
Neu.yorn and Z. vow-Ens'ana
New.yOrk New Haven and Hartford RO1fs
A'3'i SesSs 5x be Finn
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS on NIGHT TRAINS
90 90 .. d Daily. including SuH1aya
Other trains daily except Sundays
Sleeping accommodations can be secured at ticket
Offices. S37 broadway. and Grand Central Depot
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Citp 1]ropertp 60 fet.

ITO LET-Jerome-ave, 1Gjth-st., handsome 10
room cottage; every Improvement and convenience;
OF land. beautifully laid shade, and
den stable high healthy location private carriage road
convenient 155th-st. station OF Will
nishcd unfinished JAMES J.. WELLS, 80 Liberty
81 ana 3d-ave and 149th-st
OO1 MADISoNAVE. COR. 43D-ST-To Let.-The
DOL larger portion OF team-hcated furnished
house (the owner reservng some rooms Apply PREM
iSes from to p.
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ckTSKILL MOUNTAlN HOUSE.
Railroads..

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEI.
4V-TTans leave from Chamoersst Station week DAYS
for Englcwood, Tenahy Coster, SparEhill and Nyach
80. 900, 20 10 30 snt II 80 a. Is, 80
800, 80, 10 30 40, 40, 3 200. 10 30 m. II
midnight sundays 100 . 80 a m, 30 4. 800 10
III. For Manuel. Spring Valley MOnscy and TallmanS
week days 100. 10 90 a. m, 90 40 . sundays
80 m. and Z 20 p. saturday special. 10 45 noon
Additional trains to Cresskill and way, 10 40
III.
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b0MERY BAY BEACH

the most beautiful and popular Family summsT Resort only
minutes sail from NcwYoTE. Accessible by elegant
Steamboats, HOURLY froin Harlem Bridge, East l30th.st
and 3davc from M. pm, directly to Grand Pier,
EoweTy Bay Beach fare excursion, zoe Children &C.,
excursion Toe also by railroad. from 92dsI (AS
toria) ferry, from A. M. TIL midnight Fare. loo
DOWNTOWN STEAMERS DAILY 23i St f. r.,
TO- II. As: also Sundays 5 10 D. ~ Round Trip zoe
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LONG BEACH.

LEAVE FOOT EAST 34TH- ST, N Y DAILY.
40. 80, 80, 10 so N. II 90 90 $40 80
5 80, - so 3 80 T. N. - - o-o
3 80. 80 :, = 10 p
All trains to Long Beach except those marked , con-
pecf with Marine Railway for POINT LOOKOUT.
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CONEY ISLAND.
Culver Routes"
WEST BRIGHTON BEACH
AND
Brighton Beach Hotel and Race Track.
FROM NEW-YORK.
Boats leave WHITEHALL~ST (Battery). terminus Of
all Elevated railroads hourly. from 10 A. NJ to 10 10
A. NJ thereafter HALF-HOURLY until 40 L. NJ, and
at 10 40 r. y. SUNDAYS. first boat leaves ~ 10 A. ~
Last train from West Brighton, ii :OS p. M
EXCURSION TICKETS, 40 CENTS
on sale at all Gown-track stations elevated roads.
Good return the "CCLNEK BRDphbYN
RCT les without extra barge ana 10 return = Now YORK
Island City upon payment II difference In fare MAN
HAITIAN BEACH TICK EIS. issued at New York, arc
good to return over CULVER" ROUTES
RROH B20ONLYN.
Trains leave 3i-ave. and G5h-st South Brookyr halt
hourly. Tickets - CENTS. Leave SthaNe ana
.Oih-.t Greenwood every - minutes Excursion
Tickets 30 cents Last Trains fom Beach Il US ana
Ali. IRON STEAMBOAT TICKETS good to re-
Via 9Laye. All 2Oth.st. and all connecting horse
Ines.
AL MAVUATTAN BEACH TICKETS arc good to
return via BroaMya routes.
Al FHcGrsion Tickets i~suel at 9th-ayc ard 20ths
Bloohiyn aic good Tor FREE admission on the GREAT
IRON PIER extending quarter OF mile into ne At
lantc Ocean
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CUNARD LINE.
NEW.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL wa QUEENSTOWN ftoA
40, North River
FAST EMPRESS NJ AL SERVICE
scythla. July Is noon. Etruria Aug. 4. 2;ao m.
TubliI, July 81 3 y ScrsIa, August IL. a. m.
Aualla. July .. q. IN. scyth,a. Aug L.. II a. m.
GalIia. August 1 noon Umhna Aug. 10 9 80 o M
Cabin passage. eco ESQ ami s1oO intermediate as
steeragc tickets 70 and from an parts Of Europe VERY
low rae For freight and passage apply company
Office Bowling Green, New. YORK
VERNON II. BROWN co. General AgcntA
CIRCULAR LETTERS of credit for travellers
abroad available IN all part. q the world issued b.
HEIDELBACH ICKELHFIMER q CO.,
Soreign Bankers. % WEliamrsA A
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Che 0urt.
WlcGil Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE u. S. Mail Steamships
"A NEW-YORK AND LIVERPOOL
>. ). CITY OF ROME sails Wednesday, Aug. 8, a. In
and every fourth "Wednesday thereafter.
Cabin. $50, $50 and 500. second class, $50. q
GLASGOW. VIA LONDONDERRY
Deyona July 81 D. m. FuTnessia, August 4. D. m
Circasso, July %. o m. Ethiopia. Aug. IL O. m.
Rates Of passage 70 GLASGOW, DERRY, LIVERPOOL
or BELFAST Cabin, 600 AMI $50
Second class, $50 Storage so.
Trayelers Circular OF Credit and Drafts for
amount issued at lowest current rates.
For book Of Tours further Information apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green. ". Y
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ror LONG rRHSciiI. oGEHE aEovE. etc.

For Highland r ,ch, Seabr-hf, MONMOUTH Beach an
Long Ti1nch. 10 700 $500. u 90 2. m, 90
BIS 30, } 80 p. SuaiJys, 9 40 IL 200 a. IL,
30 D. - 80
II 100 "A. NJ, / 200, -. 20. > 80 D.
For MONNOl Til PAGN RACES On fl'.dayS. Thurs iays
AMI Saturday,. zoo. $780, II 700 q. Ia, i2:I5 90
Far Atlantic Icfanis 30 0 90 a. q :CO SIturl y
ONLY. 45, 30. 3 80 u. m
For iaFeond Toms Ryet AMI BaIncgat 30 90
100. as D. ~.
Tickets Pslos Car seats can be pccu'ei at l. A5.
sol ga LAO 1893 broadway, 731 Chan, 2if West
l25th- 49, I,ast l25thst. Now York; Cousts;. 500
Iuiton-st.. % Broadway, nruokiyn.
Ne,v-YnrS fFHi,f'r CrarunY VIII call .OT and check
ffort lo r.~i lcIce.
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NnilrGI05.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEl
- FOOT OY LlGEKTY STREET, NORTH RIVER

EENTRAL RAILROAD OF NLW-JERSEl.
- FOOT OH LIEHKIY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of July /. 1855
Fer PIiiLADILPiIIA and IlSfNiDt, " Bound R'ppE
Eoute.7 a. Z. :i5. o. ~ m 30, -, g. 30 30
l. p H. SUNDAYS 20 :. a. H. 20. i p u oo
II p have connection Tor Eca1ns Harrisburg, Poit-
Mauch Chunk. E'r;'ug. IiarF slUlg etc
- N. fJr Lake Hoiatco = L:-y0a Bethlehem ard
Allentown
g a n. 10Y Teriacton, Ea.ton. Bethlehem, Allen
town. N1uch Chunk
10 .. n. ior Pennington. Lake Hopatcong. Taston.
Bethlehem. All aDtpNa Iduch Chunk W!ike,b1frc, ~rrin
ton. Eoldin-. Harrisburg. Pott~ys TJmlqU1 ShlmOH.n.
sunbuiy, LesisLuir Wlsm,pcr.
p. m. F;cmncton i.a-' Bethlehem Allentown,
Msuca Chunk. Eo1t.g Hsrit-bufc etc.
Si5 4. ~. for Eaton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch
80 p. n. for Ecaington, Llke Hopatco.s Eas:o1.
SEQ ana . 30 p. d. Tor sCEcrl!e and Tenineton.
IS \. II. Tor IIston. Bethlehem. Allentown. M1ucb
Chunk Reading, Harrisburg, etc CA Sundays a. 80
T. s:15 60. II 10 .. m. 30 $50, . 30. 4. 80
20. G:15 p. SUNDAYS. . 90 ~. 90 j.
og l,ei B3-G Long Branch tAstuly ratK Ocean Grove.
except sunday, Pint P.@s'nt Ll.or Gus at . 10.
3 - A. H.. 1 30. ! 30 D. ul ipr fsrulrya!e LAKE
WOOD Manchester Toms Nis"l, Bsincc1t. etc.
a. M, ! 80 D.. ~. ior Beach Hdycl, ATLANTIC
co. 90 Is . 30. 10 30, II Is a. m. l 30.
30. 4, 80. zoo. 30 G:l5 D. IN Sunday a.
die N0N6t TT ifSi:E RACES on Tue.aavs Thursday
and saturdays. : Is, -, II - . "a - .i5 II 10,
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BNNIAN LINE u S. and Royal Mail Steamers
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF BEhLIN SATURDAY; July "a a. p m.
CITY or CHICAGO saturday August 4 D. m
CITY OF RICHMOND Saturday, August II > a m
CABIN PASSAGE, $50 and Upward SECOND CAB
~ PETER WRIGHT SONS, General Agents.
g BOWLING GREEN. N. Y.
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Business properin for Sale ano 90 EFT

DJoINING Grand Central Depot 43d-st. attractive
As,orss; large plate glass fronts; steam heat Apply
tel Mstson-ave.
r ORNER HOUSE, shave, Harlem for sale cheap
- rutland & WHITING,
5 Beckman-st
BUILDINGS, STORES, LOFTS AND OFFICES TO
ID LET, ON Beekman. Ann. Fulton John, Pearl Will
IAN. Nassau snd streets in the vicinity RUTLAND
WHITING. Beekman.st
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NEW YORK prr1LADFIPUIA NORFOLK n. r
Train leaves foot q Cortlandt ana peS9TSses s
az any Ticket once ot the penns}l y1nia Kaiii.aq %
IT, W. DUNE. Sugt X. Il COOKIE Il. l. & ~ ~
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L ANGELINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
IFLGIC =. TUESDAY. July 81
AKABiO . Tuesday, August 81.
GAELIC SATURDAY. September -.
Superbiy Acknowledgements Accommodations
Reservations can be made BY letter or telegraph o. ana
Room "A, Railroad Building, San Francisco
LELAND STANFORD. President
4. II. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent
Il LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA,
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEAlCo.
From New.York, pier foot Of Cana-st, N. Il
For san Franc. Via the lsthmus OF Ptnama-
COLON sails Friday, July 20. noon.
From San Francisco list and Brannan stG
For China and Japan
CITY OF NEW YORK sails Saturday. July 81, D. n.
For freight, passage and general nfornati1n Apply ~
ii. J. BULLAf, Superintendent
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Oeecm CLEANERS.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR OF EENsIOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
GERNANIC Capt. Gleatoll "Wednesday, July is, p m.
REPUBLIC. 9apt Da,l, -, saturday July p 80 m.
sNDEI ATTIC. CaU Cameron. Wetnesia uy 70 80
BRITANNIA. Capt. Iarseli wei. Aug. !. IL 80 D.
From White star Dock. foot Of West 10th-st
RATES-Sal0on. $50 $50 and 900 Return tickets
favorable Storage from or 70 the Old Country.
900 a limited number Of Seeond.cabn passengers or
red on steamers. s35 excursion Sos For IN.
VI plans other information apply A. the Com
usny's ONCE No. IL Broadway. New-York.
" J. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16

n RICHARD PARK UOUsE-The only second class
boarding house in the Catsks II you thlnk you iaO
and sen1 fOr cicuiai ~ ils
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-05-10
GEoRGIA-ooBB couNTY

By virtue Of an order of the court of Or
binary of said county, will be sold on the
first Tuesday in June 1883, between the
legal hours Of sale before the Court House
door in Marietta, Georgia, an undivided
fifth interest in the following lands to-wit
40 acres of lot No. 1924, 40 acres of lot No.
1928, 80 acres of lot No 1926, 30 acres OF
lot No. 1927, 50 acres Of lot No. 1894, 80
acres of lot No. 1895, and acres of lot No.
1929, all in the 10Th dist and End section
OF said county, and the following lands ".
ing and being in the 18th district and pad
section of Cobb county, being acres of lot
No. 20, forty acres OF LOT II, 40 acres of lot
No. ~, 40 acres of lot No 70. 40 acres of
lot No. ~, and 40 acres of lot No. 144.
said tracts of land comprising what is
known as the kirkpatrick home place, and
being 10 all four hundred acres more or
less the undivided fifth interest Said 400
acres herein advertised for sale belonging to
Barlow Richardson, a minor residing in
said county, and sold for the benefit of said
minor and for the purpose of reinvestment.
Terms cash or six months time.
PARTHENIA KIRKPATRICK,
Guardian for Barlow Richardson.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-05-10
agricultural.
POULTRY IN THE SOUTH.

The South as market for fancy
and high class poultry is attracting
at present a greater share of atten-
ton, perhaps, than any other sec
ton. The many disadvantages this
section Of country has had to con-
tend with during the last quarter Of
a century, especially the careless,
unprogressive disposition of the vast
number Of negroes that compose the
farm laborers, and many white citi-
zens no less thriftless and unenter-
prising, has made the South as a
whole drag behind in the advance
ment of poultry culture as in almost
every other department Of improved
rural industry. But the South is
now awakening with vigor and enter
prise to the value of her resources in
every particular, and this general ad-
vancement is bringing and has
brought incalculable numbers of the
finest fowls into her borders; but the
territory is large and the demand
daily increasing.
Aside from the outlook of the
South as to fancy poultry, it possess
es even more advantages of a useful
and. practical nature to the farmer
to encourage him in the promotion
of that interest at home. Raising
market poultry as a business is a
thing unheard Of, in some of the best
adapted and best located districts
The market poultry of the south
comes from the dunghill fowls of the
barn-yard, where the farmer allows
them to spring up almost entirely
without attention, and bestowing lit
tie thought upon their value as an
auxiliary to the many remunerative
resources of the farm. The market
is always good and the demand far in
excess of the supply. We are anx-
ious to see the attention of our farm
ers drawn more and more in this d.
rection; to see them adding the best
and latest choice breeds to their
flocks; to see the market poultry re-
ceiving careful and considerate at
tention; to seeing our fanciers Gull.
ing more and more closely, elevating
to a higher standard, confident that
the South is the poultry garden Of
the world if it is properly developed
and judiciously maintained. ''Be yt
vigilant," fanciers, breeders, farmers
and let us push onward and upward
to the notoriety any honor tina
should be ours in this industry
which is now but in the infancy o
its scientific and intelligent develop
ment.