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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05
CONGRESSIONA AL
FR1pAY. June ~.

Hovse.-The conference report on the
bill increasing the limit of the cost Of
the Wichita, Kas., public building was
adopted. Ut accepts the senate amend
ment fixing the limit at $l,oOOOO0) Tbs
house went into committee of the whole
on the sundry civil appropriation bill.
The committee rose and the bill passed.
The house agsin went into committee on
the naval appropriation bill, and without
making any substantial amendments the
committee rose and the BIZ passed. Al
the evening session the house passed
thirty seven private pension bills and ad
iourned.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05
AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

Wheat harvest is progressing in south
eru Illinois. The yield IS phenomenal
Heavy rains throughout Illinois have
caused great damage TO crops.
The government is trying lobster cul-
ture on the Pacific coast The first At
iautic instslmeEt has been anchored at
Santa Cruz.
A Newport, Ky, man claims to have
invented process Tor producing alum
mum from common clay at cost of SO
pound The present cost is 81 an
Ouncp
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

A SURPRISING thing has happened in
Asia, and it is not new advance of
Russia, if indeed such an advance
could any longer surprise. The shah
of shahs has issued an edict command
ing his subjects to go in. for railways, can
ais good highways and internal improve
ments generally. 1t would be more to the
purpose for the Persian monarch TO set
the example by utilizing the crown treas
ury. But it is a great thing that his
blazing highness has been led to recog
nize occidental ideas to this extent. 1t
recalls the time when Persia was mighty
kingdom aud ruled the great part OF
western Asia. The move is attributed to
English influence, and the czae will proba-
bly, admonish mis- Persian brother tfat It
won't do.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05
MINERAL POINT,

LONDON dispatches generally concur in
sta tement that reorganization Of
he existing Government will be an abso-
lutte necessity in the near future The
result of TO morrow's contest is not ex-
pected TO be unfayorable to the Tories,
because the motion before the House of
Commons is one which involves condem
nation of the conduct of the Liberal
Unionists as well as that Of the mini
terial party proper lies in adherence to
the methods of Democratic administra-
ton, under the control of the firm, able
and independent Democrat who has SO
faithfully observed and enforced the
law aud lived up to his own motto
"Publc office is public trust"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05
sArrgpA1. June %.

Hoase.-Mr. Belmont presented the
bill introduced by him 70 give
eject TO the Chinese treaty. The
only amendments are the provisions
taken frem the Morrow bill making The
Sin take effect upon the ratification OF
the treaty sad 4aiping cut the section
allowing six months during whica the
Chinese may return upon certificates.
The re7ort Is unaniEous Morrow con
santiuy 10 the recommendation that his
bill lie upon the table. Ihe whole after
noon was spent in an effort to get a
Quorum and failing 20 secure one the
proposition 70 report the bln TO con-
struct public building ~ Portland,
Oregon, was favorsbly acfea Upon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

To open the campaign WIZ - -.I.r.. !.
sraa5v success. attack TIE eEefl! .'
fore il has a chance TO iatrenea-
Zoe twin prove If You dant 60
YOU are prudent TOO, you Fi'' Is
on he first iutmaticn O Is $50 G
reigHborhood h9s-ett.t SSH sou
lg4rF f5srl III malaria feEef -afa
preventive and remedy $40
i.s,15.5a.f.t. dyspepsia, nefyg-sss 4
trouble Il y 10 less et1ect s,.sa1 ~
al aI localities an4 81 $780,, sI#t i
$50. ..',-.., ~ a means q defencs as'
y.si'tt. Is "a nlasFna Ices Am +
Is. I'D aud the enteeOel .t ~
-t.4fas resort to tbs sietial! y
weak nerves .rEruF
Frank James. tne e oso4- ~gssskes fo
edges that he is freq snti!
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

The new wire gun at Shoeburyness mas
throvn 4 GEO pound she'll distance II
twelve miles, the greatest distance ever
covered hy cannon ball,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

edges that he i. frequently ~
Senator ingalls,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortandt and
DesbrOsscs ats. as follows: 49,,
o. N. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmifa, KOcEester Bunaio
and the West and principal local points CHAR car TO
EmlIa ,-.- c,-,-
D. n. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car to Tunkhannock Connection 10 Reading and Harris
burg. ,,, ,..-.,,...
$40 u. m for Pittston and principal Intermediate
points Chair car to L. and j.. Junction
40 D. IN. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection Reading and Harrisburg. CHAR car 10
Nauch Chunk ~,
n. m. for Geneva, Lyons, Eimlra Rochester, Buf-
falO and the West. Pullman sleeper to Lyons
10 D. m. FOR Laurnys and ntermedlae points
Trains leaving at s a. m 1 p. m and 80 p m con-
all points In MahanOy and azeton coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS ,.,,.
o. m. for Mauch Chunk Ha1cton and intermediate
points. 49,. .,.
5:45 p. IN for Copay and intermediate points NJ,
D. m for Geneva, Lyons, Elmlra, Rochester, Bur
falc and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
General Eastern ONCE. 235 Broadway.
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

NAILW n TaIH5 ItIFe IlOh ItrIIcs HI WCoV f-I
and Jay SITS follows: 49,,
detovn FallsbuIg Monticello, Liberty, Walton, Delhi,
Norwich Utica, Rome. Oneida Fulton, oswego, Buffalo,
IVES. l2ist 10 a. m. Jay;st. 8 :S5 a. M Tor wal.
dletown Ellenylle Fallsburg. Liberty, White Lake =,
West 42dst, 4 10 p m Jay,s', S5' 7. m. Tor
Mddlsown Booming6grg hlenys H. Nd:,l baSs Month
West 4edsL, % p. m. Jay.st, 10 y M daily for
Mldlletown fallsbulg Liberty Walton, Norwich, Oneida
OswcRo. Suspension Bridge Detroit, Chicago, ST. Louis
Buffet slcepers Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
Saturday hat-holday, West a2dst, ] rs m; jay
81 | 90 H. M for Campbell Hall, MiddetOwn, Bloom
incburg Flenyie. Fas6urg Monticello, Liberty, White
Lac. livingston Nen0r Walton. Debit.
3O7 I.oqt~ay. TrC ldLies tickets &c, ut 207, 800
Oh 3o3 broadway 737 6th-aye 1874 East 10th st.,
2Gl West l25th- St., New-Y York ..o., = ,
IL
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REAL ESTATE.
Ar THE EXCHANGE.

~
.on.,aeralle difference Of opinion a. 70 .ne
Tnc'0 80 RAJ estate market during the next 10"
course VI ~ ..nera suiness which election time CAUSES
months ,,,.s a, business is expected by some 70 w '
a. 90, upon this Market there are others ~,
s"' 70, Gov an active fall and spring Inc p"'o " wy
VINO '. r,cnt are the smaller men who arc NOV MUM
prcsh. oi,ics The recent sales by Jere y9nns9n y.
nsssh and elsewhere IN the ncicbbor
ba.n nroyed that for cheap io's The number of
hoods ,ns Ssy attend the Exchange on ne ieUSou ,Or
buyers indicates firm undertone A. t ,ns ,, IT,
bass, The indisposuon to trade Is ra'her VIII" u' seer
Than the ea y no auction ies Of real estate at the Ex-
There erasy Sales at private contrac' are however,
reported from p s has sold the twelve nsss the
Water ssventhave between One hundred ano. thirty-
rs and hundred Mna. ~, ~ rant 70, Tho sauc
skins other property IN I~'s p-'
~, New-York Thursday, Aug. 0, 1888
-, ,ss uere ,ssds ct the Exchange ana Auction Room
sc1U -. william Kennedy & Brother
80 ,byy,ae With lot No. ~ West soth-st, Of
sac !" vs. as jipurned to September H.
mr. al ESTATE TRANsFERS-N. 7. CITY.
Nh i .osr |. i,v u Of Morrisave, 25xl0o Will
"Y Aos;imer and wife to Frederick sehae- q, am
~,is1r.,.,vs cor loSthst, 2,x7l Thomas u. ,o.
kelly '0s ss5 h I. 3 of saave, 26x2s; cath.
.usi-st s.acrstn 70 Valentine &. N. Cook 1000
PssSs aas~srSslt hospital 1900
xxx ST. % and vito TO Frances Wolf 1900
,.Lt sssSis " cor lssthst, 5oxioo; Abra
ham A Demaress and wife 10 Chauncey ..oo
1va SsSSst n " 100 q. of Iioui.Sn;st PAX
wno 1920
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xNFcT SHORE RAILROAD.


Train. caye Gess Iaas Station ion a Ssv, 20
minutes earlier from foot OF Jay-st, North River:
Detroit ard Chicago, % so a. H.. '6:O0 - 10 p m.
St Louis, 20 100, $50 D. m s....,on pr,dce MI
asa Tss pqaS N9iheSie SGsP'PsG% s'ass
UtIcs S:15, % IS, (a II 80 a. m % co. 8 10 2 m
Kingston Saugcrtles, Catskill, Albany 3:lo ITO
% :55, la) II 80 a. NJ ~ 900, 600 10 IN ~
Cranston's, West Point Cornwall. NeMoburglo S:ii2
- liz s45 p H.. and 0 90 a. 3A5 ana 6 100 p NJ
FOR Montreal and Canada East g 200 P m: ro
Hamilton. London. 9;55 2? my 70 ;Oo' 40 D. IN A0
Elegant Sleeping cars for Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit
Ssfatosa specIas Ca) IL 80 M. Isl 945 p Draw
ing room cars through 10 Saratoga -, =. c.,,
Lake George. II 80 M Drawing Room cars 70 oa'a
Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska' vie Tpaltz D.. . :oo
a. ii &c a M, ~ 3:45 p m Drawing Room Safs 70
Kingston 90 (a) II 80 a M q 511 p Ia trains, ANS
Kaater: Hunter Grand HG.e Siqon; ana rs rsDS
Room Cars TO Grand Hotel Station ard TO Pheenlcs 96
Hotel Kaatcrskl Mountain House, on co. (a IL ~
A m. and Isl AS D. III. trains. ., 81.
Palenvle, Cairo and Mountain House station, 49, o.
= 10 90 Ca) ii 80 o. and ~ 3:45 p m Drawing
.Dany. iDaiy except Saturday. Other trains caiy
except Sunday 10 s. Leave Jersey CITY, r. Y IL Sa,
ton (a) II 20 M (s) 40 p m lioboken, west Shoto
For tickets line ih6ies paof sleepnge accom- sg3
modatons information, apply at Offices , ~ Fn
Washing ton st, $50 Fulton-s, Annex once Ioot u
tonst Ncw-York city 800, $50 942 broadway toS ~
West 42d-st, OF Jay. St, " II; , ha,,rc from
wes;co's Express calls for ana eheGRs ,q 9nnfsiT W
NJ .-sn6erni.t,vc General Passenger Agent
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RGllroaDe.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

On ana aiH 10y VI ~ - lyoo'
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE md,
stieets Ferries as follows; -, MIA.
Harrisburg, PisburF and the wes with Pullman Palace
daily SS%Yor TX ana "a Chicago limited q fsIo
Dining, Smoking and Sleeping Vesoouca 'ar' ~ wv
wiianspoft Lo5k Haven. 100 a. m, 90 p m Cory
sna E and :, po Regions connecting AZ CORY
For Lebanon 200 s2o m and IL n 40 n Esad,np
only D. In H. sunday SUI sV 70 and w..s
ington Express Of pullman Iarlor Cars daily exeep.
SUNDAY, 10 a. arrive washington 800 p w N ana
ton ~ y. m regular at 30, 200 aud 20 a. M,
s3 GS 60 aS 80 d SO and ana N and Iisa
night
For CAPE May ! p y: week days ,ra ,D,.-rsa,,,. .,
j. noo, 9 80, $40, $40 Limtcij, go a.L1p m
on SUNDAY, 10 End D 10 a. IN. anh p nj. (do not
For ga POM and Norfolk, via Neyyoik, ,PhIIadeDns
and Fay Line, 80 p week days m,,, ~ ,,.nn.s
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave. New'York via Desorosse' and
and 10, Washington ga idntsdj aad ii a. m, = 20
$50 80 g. 80 ana p M ana al ~ "a 20 night
(, 4 80, s q 80, and p M, and IL :l5 night
Trains qasns York daily .ncep, Sunday at
ana M On undsy & and - Camden ana
Tekft onlses Nos 49, sss and md "a
Gourst and Brooklyn Annex Station foot Of Fulton,st
Broohlyn; Station Jersey City; Emgrant Ticket ONCE,
The New.York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences ,,,oo,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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n EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FoURTRACk TRUNK LINE
On and after July Ia urans leave

q Gh 1aa Sfl SS Iqy 4 sf fHf Says
Largest and Finest Passenger station in America
LaEe George ana Montreal Special
f1Ds s9d MSR5Sa 9s 81 Aoa nauee
Creek Schroon Lace Blue Mountain Lake. &c. Drawing
70 so a. m, FXNoUs vEsTIByLED CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS LIMITED composed eAcuStyey s oi
Tor Albany, Utica syracuse Rochester Buffalo Niagara
Falls Erie, CleSelan indianapolis ami Toedo ariyng at
Comets at Albany IL t5t 6SopeSsown =, ,,- r,. 49,
ronto, cleveland, Cincinnati IndlanapOls Detroit and
drawing room cars 10 Canandasua Rochester, and Rich
80 m, Western New;Yors and Northern Express
p n Saratoga Lmited STnG On ,S Saturdays Say.
ing:roon cars and bullet SmoEng.ears only. -,-
room 80 Sa @ Sd and uns through
to Lake George on saturdays only; . r con.
meets Tor NSiamstoYI North Adams and intermediate
p NJ Fast Chicago Cincinnati and st. Louis Ex-
press for Niagara Falls buffalo Suspension Bridge, ~
Indianapolis ST. Louis Detroit, and Chicago, with sleep
40 ,. N. Tor Clayton daily, including Sunday. for
eas aoh and Ps Paul sStSs Via Ges and IT,
no. fas6aFg am and 2ontca Via RUSS 5
ad ya S Da S s and nd da
except SUNDAY sunday train does not run west Of Albany
Lyon Mountain Loon Lake saanac, Paul SMITHS, g.,
sarne 't NSrS tecs schfSca kSse Bus Lake
VIA saaGgs and Ads0adSeG Raoad Sleeping cars
p. M Special sleeper, arrives Rochester 40
Buffalo . :35 M: and Cieve, and ;25 p N;
al 80 p. Fast Night Express for Rchncld Springs
Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Fails, Toronto, Cleveland.
Cincinnati Indianapolis St Louis Detroit and Chicago
with sleeping cars. Sleeping cars to Canandasua on
i nidaIsS Adirondack Mountain Special for Saratoga
sa Faux S M also ~ sn spns S1
and Richfeld Springs Slceping.cars TO Albany.
Tickets and space In drawing room and sleeping cars on
Y Park place Battery place S2 Wet l25th,ss and
FULTON sts Brooklyn. and 10 4th-st, Williamsburg.
westcos Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels OF residences. $500
Run daily others caly except Sunday Stop o. 1asth
st. Statitn take up passengers for North and Wost
J. NJ. TOUCEY HENRY MONETT,
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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Gounirn Boaro.
Gouutrn BOARD h)antco.

n OUNTRY BOARD wanted for two ladies', al lnvalt
" and her companion In private FAMILY Wncis az
other boafders taken not be more tnah tnieo
quarters Of an hour from NewYork near the sea o.
Sound preferred Address MISS GRlfflN' bucA"s"N
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Proposals.

AoUEDUCr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Room 2O9 Stewart Building, No $50 BrosowN,a
" New York. August 4. less
ITO CONTRACTORS
pIDs q, PROPOSALS for furnishing and manuiacur;
Ing hitting paclug &C. 4s,inch stop taiHss anu
rearing as tho tifn House, a. lJ1h-sI ana NoNe
On section 49, and four nch stopcock waves an
ing 10 Ga used AZ Shaft U.s. on Seclcn II ana one ~
Inch opcocE NaNo and u,aing 10 be- used al The Nrw
Cato House section " tho Nov Aquc lutS a. Saeu
81 contract ana sp'chtAuiS "a
mo In tie once o tho AQueiucs C0mris-"nciS WI ~
received ~ this oaco until we M" Jay Aus VIZ -; ii 1
M O'Clock d. m at which place ana hour thry VIII "
Iubllcly oIrnel by the Aqueduct Commits lones ana w
award OF tho said wOk ana furnishing rAu
material viii DO made by sald Commissioners az soon
thereafter possible. .-. 49,, -. ...,n
jilank forms OF aid approved contrac, and the seeil
cations therefor and bids or pfoposals ana proper IN
yelou, nr their enclosure and O!n OF bonds ana also
Ina pans lor said work aud all other Information can DO
ATTAINED at the above Oaca OF the Aqueduct COMMITS
fon0rs application 10 tho secretary
itH,."N w. ~ q ss,,Ep1tAN JAMES g. DUANE,
''i't' - "'i''' Gacre,arv President
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

4 FOOT OF Li3If.ilIY sTtEfI, NonTH RIVER
For pnLA @f III; s Of 'TIy nlrS ~ Bound Brook
Route at p Il ~ 49, lS g. 4 - 80 49,
70 % Sse sssSs5 sr sdss S Ri ,tls
&aqth Chunk n&a1ns lia5Iis5Srg Sis r.'.ssm sns
200 a. H. FOR Remington EastOn, Bethlehem Allen
@ c bs4 WW9PasSSss rssiSn
ton Reading, Harrisburg Pottsyiile. Tamaqua shamokn,
D. H. Tor Fcmrg,on, Easion, Bethlehem Allentown,
40 ,. "a, FOR Easton, bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch
80 p. n. for bennington Lake fOpatcOng Easton.
100 ana 80 H. for someryIile and Pennington
for ar s ec On Sunday. NsusS go
SIP $50 G ;1S M - 49, 49, ~ go $40;
Red Bank Long Branch Asbury Park ocean Grove, *.
III II rs a. n.y. 80 80 80 p 40 'O'
wool AandRs., 80 S 80 fEs a Fat%nsaa' LAKE
H. 80 R, m for Beach Haven ATLANTIC
CITY 20 Vnc CO. b'SF So 10 49, IL rs H. 30 80
rARE % EASE sS qn TggssaASe Thur
l2A' 80 rs DT F" H66 Gsr E I514' 100 p m
For LON? ,HSSHHSqHitT SGGE&S Grove etc.
For HIGHLAND nes'A ssassF o5 Ss Beach and
s9 45 80 80 p m u suadays 80 il 90 a. @
Tor ELdTon Asbury Park ocean Grove. etc. :Oo 90
fot a1d Saturday, co. 90 ii 90 NJ IL 10. 20
For Atlantic Highlands 30 100 a. Il 100 Saturdays
For onS f?% S R1 SS and Baeg. 30 100 H.
eSets ana rarior be procured a. IL 49,
S o. P sf8 hGsaw2 7 AaT ccu; 20. w sec
Fulton.st: % Broadway Broosiyn -, 49,,
baggage from hotel or residence
CHORE LINE-ALL-RAIL ROUTE-FOR
- B;G No"pG', ana nd the Ea E5 az eayes Grand
boston 30 p. m. Lritel EApress for Newport, Prov.
Sghee 99 80 w. N rsace PaTo Tor Ne
Beeplhe Cars to destination. o1'' "
~ HORE LINE FOR BOSTON. Improved
eTLo"don iniea eSPe: sayas Nss'ycrt az a.
and runs @9S Roso onS al m nI attached
New. London Meals servs "a carte en route
and table d'hote in opposite direction.
TRAINS FOR BOSTON
Nsv-rorr aq q, Ns"-rnrlana
Lean NsyEat q AND Tnro'q hs ss
any AG[@G as Tig%iSs a. M.
G so@ ,,%. a1 R3y ysce pq sdSs.y sundays
e ss 9s n sp and Grand Central Depot "'A0'
NETWORK AND X LONG BRANCH RAIL
9f yep HAEk 1Ns H BhS 2aHtN cE 2K
POINT [StS5AAAES%,,lNSGg sgLY6 o1 lsss ,nrnrv
a. a GG ss 80 g. o. - g. g. So sSsdsy 80
rRo% so Foor n G"a5R III AND DEspgossEs SIS
$$oa sSSsss;: 4fS IA nas CO. 100
nUFTS Ten %R9P arA aAhRYIf
s"UnE TARIFF or 1898" pamphlet q 20 large
win BE sSfs LIZ sSd other valuable Tsrs in.sI
nation, maze ~ eemts COPY published BY The tribune
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Excursions

SHORTEsT, CHEAFEsT AND bsSE
to West Brighton and Brighton Beach Hotel ana Haee
Track. seldrs Concerts and Thayers Pyrorama.
Boats Leave NATIONALIST terminus OF the f1evated
roads at 40 Sundays $40. $40. 9:lo and nan
hourly sundnys every 20 mInuoO thereafter until ~ AZ
y. Returning leave Coney Island at ~, o'I] go
10 90 and half hourly until II ~ D. m limo to Coney
Island 81 minutes
Excursion uckcts. 40 cents or sale at Elevated sss
tons) good also ~ return 3dsye Drooalyn ana ea
changesbr there for fare on the Brooklyn S'y
railroads by the Brighton Beach Kafoan Oh
payment OF differences OF fare. 49,, $500. No.. e.,dr.
Excursion tchu,s to Brighton Hotel and Races seu
Concerts and Thaycrs Taxing Of New-Oreans nciuons
fare Cappes stages Sea View Elevated h'hrosL
As cents -. -.,,... -..o.
dispoy Niasara aud tho Exposition anc by exclusive
contract AT REDUCED RATES 10 ThayePs Fireworks
ON" TAKING OF EEw-oRLEANs.'
GRIND Mounted Broad Sword Combat for the champion
ship OF America DUNCAN q. ROSS VS. Capt J: ~ ";
DAILY August 11tn 10 Z y. H., at SEA BEAOh
PALACE
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fcaal Eoiifrs.

"THE TARIFF OF 1883" pamphlet Of 20 large page.
r, giving rates OF duty now IN force n iuIl egethei
patton Timely for reference and Absolutely correct
fslee ~ cents . copy Published by ]Tho Tribune. "
NeH.YoYk
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NXCUKNIONo 10 LUNU bhANNH,
u OCEAN GROVE HIGHLAND BEACH, &c,
HY TIN SANDY HOOK ROUTE. ..x
TO HIGHLAND BEACH,, LONG BRANCH. OCEAN
GROVE.
LEAVE NEW YORK, PIER 8. N. r., 8 100. 900
If :CO a. m 200. rs, 80 ,. IN
Returning frequent Intervals during tho Gay ana IN
the evening as follows: g.. - a..
n m Long Branch go 2. Seabright, 0 10 m. /;
Highland Beach, o 90 D. IN.
Arriving la Rev York. lO:40 D. N.
TAKE THE SANDY HOOK ROUTE AND SPEND AN
EVENING ON THE SEhSHORE
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Gunner Resorts.
AEwAYs cool AND NO MosoUIToEs:
INDIAN HARBOR HOTEL,
r. q G YtaS. Yps5fs fGTSa
POSITIVELY OPEN UNTIL OCTOBER c.s
Situated Long Island sound 2s a,es IRON Tine &c
minutes Send FOR descriptive pamphlet
rNRIEToN HOUSE SPRING LAKE N. J.10ne ol1cH
~ from well furnished; superior
yator electric bells special rates for jun am
l. s. HINBSoN, Propte'or
4, REAT SOUTH BAY.-liouse within two minutes OF
" the bay Boating. bathing, riding Good rooms; n a
class hoard. Address Mrs G.. r. c., Box liz, Belipor
ID PLEASANT LOCATION for summer recreation .ga-. on
route to AdirenaaeEs gS9d trout hss sr1Sr,
OMEN Rio &c detosdT sPliN'S r. PROCTOR
Gounirn Board.
A BEAUTIFUL summer homo for a family or , iem
n guests; large private mansion about an hS 90 aces
NewYoik hot and cold water gas, baths; ~ M M rb
lawn shade walks garden, NUT; hign location
view; convenient TO depot; many trains; sIap'nH' ~
dress 500 ,,,u,,.u q, IA eoor
COUNTRY BOARD near Bay and Ocean; bathing;
table liberal terms. JOHN W. TUTnILL spconk LII
EIRsT.CLAss BOARD In MODERN COTTAGE, .r,
il With large additions and c0mmo1ious roOms'
located and newly furnished "a FrontsI Ss pa
Springs Opens June Is. Mrs s. VAN HEoh E-, : -oD
TJEkLTU AND COMFoRT.-PaTtles desiring large
ii ary rooms pl,asa"t shade and cold bath ana hi
cIass f,unfry hoard 1.2 hours tho city, may au
dress Box 1877 Fishkl-on' Hudson, N. "
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Buslncss Gbances

EXCEPTIONAL OPENlNG:-A manuia ag,
IIurer desires partner with S5 600 TO enlarge aei
ties for rapidly increasing trade. ALEX ANDEH' r.
Box 1,4SS, ". y.
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Brailless |]roucr.n for sale an> 20 ct
Rooms iunnico.

VI ANTFD.--law Office downtown. furnished or unfur
w nsheL VIE use cf aui onct. library &C low rent
Address LEN Tribune Once.
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s0J'HE TARIFF or 1883" pamphlet Of 90 large pages
with The entire Free List and other valuable Tariff inor.
nation Timely for reference, and absolutely correct
Prioe - cents Q copy. PuDished by "The tribune
NeW.YorL
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LONG BEACH.

LEAVE FOOT EAST 3irlI-Sr, N. Y, DAILY.
- 40 30 81, ~ 30 A. II :1U. 40. 20. 30
80, - 80, > 80 r. an. .oo 40 @ .so
SUNDAYS, : 10 . 10 10 fO r. IL. i '-V, 40 -''V
Al trains to Long felch except these marked > con-
oct with NalLne lia.lAly lor pOINI LOOhOCT.
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MANisaaSET ROUSE,

SIIELTEH ISLAND, l.. j., " !.
Healhfuy situated amidst beautiful scenery py . lana
and water; attractive drives yachting, bathing hshhH
music oc etc Frequent aud eonyenient ua n,vr va
Manager Gate OF Gusey House Manhanset iouSe sunOA
il The Manhansct House will positively be kept
orrn untu sept. 10th, aud atat II business warrants
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NEW AMERICAN HOTEL,

HIUHFIELD SPRINGS, \. Y.
Under NEW OWNERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT
pAItiI.Y REFUNN IsHED, \ NEW ELEVATOR
CAFE AND billiard POOM. VIII remain open
N''''' ." = EUGENE NJ. EARLE