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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-13
Right Then, Wrong Now.

Mr.. Morton, in his letter accepting
the nomination for Vice-P President, says
that the resolutions adopted at Chicago
reflect his personal convictions and
have his hearty approval. 1t requires
keen vision to find anything in them
"refecting" the views expressed by him
November 20. 1886, in these words: "I
voted to place salt on the free list in
1880, believing that the salt industry of
the country did not need national pro-
lection, and that the farmers of the
State of New York were entitled to the
kind of foreign salt which they require
in the manufacture Of butter, free of
duty" And right you were then, Mr..
Morton; why not stick to itP 1t is bet
to be right than he defeated for Vice
President.-[ Buffalo Courier.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-13
Political.

Arrangements have been made for n
political meeting, at which there will
be number of candidates on the Demo-
cratic ticket, to be held Mt Tuscarora on
Saturday evening, October 81, 1888,
when local speakers will address the
audience. We have some good speak
ers on our ticket, and the public is
cordially invited to give them hear
ing.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-13
Murray Stands Pat.

We received q private letter from
James V. Murray last evening, and take
the liberty to print the following ex-
tract:
II feel honored by the manner in
which I was nominated by the Elko
County Democrats. have read and
fully endorse the Platform, and will use
my best efforts in support of the whole
ticket
AS Mr. Murray was not present when
he received the nomination for Assem-
blyman 1t was not positively certain
that he would accept; but his letter 8, is
the matter at rest aud the Democrats
Of Elko county may we'll feel proud of
their Legislative ticket for the year
1888. There is 10 good reason why
every one Of the four men nominated
by the Democrats of Elko county for
the Fourteenth Session OF the Nevada
Legislature should not be elected.
~ a
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-13
For Sn le.

A Wood Saving Machine with every
thing complete. Two Bedsteads and
Spring Mattresses. One Writing Desk.
The machine Cor saving wood would
be good investment for anyone who
wishes to engage in the business. Call
OH or address,
VIM. SIMPSON,
1912. Elko, New.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-13
RegIstration Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
THAT the time for the registration of
the names of qualified electors in
WELLS ELECTION PRECINCT,
EIko county, Nevada, for the General
Election to be held on Tuesday, Novem-
Der G, 1883, will expire Mt o'clock p.
NJ. on the goth day of October, A. D.
1888.
WILLIAM CoNGER,
Registry Agent, Wells Precinct.
Wells, Sept. 20, 1888.
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1922.
dcrtakInE.

Having purchased Of Brown & Hos
kins their interest in the Undertaking
business, l am now prepared to attend
to all calls in that line. will also at
tend to the repairing and upholsterinR
of Furniture, etc. Shop on Commercial
street, next door to Brown & Hoskiny
old stand.
6-5. N, F. Peterson.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-13
For sale.

Dwelling house, and four lots 25 by
100 feet, in desirable locality. Apply
to
1918 Ivy FRANK CoosvELL.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-13

HI Ed.

CHRONOLOGICAL the Lassen Meadows.
Humboldt county, Nevada, October
IL. 1888, of pneumonia, Kenneth,
youngest son of y. H. and Idah
strobridge, aged months and 4
days.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-13
FALL MEETING
ELKO JOCKEY Club.
TWO DAYS RACING!
November 2 and 8, 1888.
$3.50 IN PURSES.
SPEED PROGRAMMES:
FIRST DAY.

Friday. ...............N November 2nd.
First Race-6cO s'ds; free for all: p,rse
SIS 90. First ho"se $50; second SOS.
se"'ud Rate-rh "ee-qrarter mile dash for
hoses owred In Elko County; purse $3.50 90.
Est horse Sl75; second $50.
Third Race -ooe-hst1 nile and repeat; free
for al; purse $3.50 90. First horse 500, sec
ond $50.
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SECOND DAY.

Saturday .............No November 3rd
First race Or -quarter mile dash: free for
all; purse $50 90. First horse s1t1; second
$50.
Second Race--Tbree-quarie. mile and re-
peat; free for all; purse 5000 90. FL It horse
Sl40; second $50.
Third Race Consolation handicap sweep.
stakes; free for all horses that were beaten ::
purse S75 90.
Fourth race--Vaquero saddle horse race
sweepstake race; GOO yards; purse $50 90.
Unless otherwise specified entrance fee
shall be Is per cent. of purse and must az ,on :
pany pOmiDason.
In all cases any horse distancing the field
VIII receive first money only.
No money paid in any race without con-
test.
Entries must be made by O'Clock the ever
ing before races are to be run.
In all cases four or more to enter and three
or more to Start.
Pacific Blood Horse Association Rules 20
govern.
I. os1EEIcHLR,
Secretary.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-13
RACE S ssasasS
- RACES!
$500 In Purses $500
GRAND RACES
Will be held on the
Wells Race Track
Under the Auspices of the
Wells Jockey Club,
OCT. 16 and IL, 1888.
OCT. 18th.
FIRST RACE-One half mile da9b. pursc
$50 90. FIRST Horse $50 co: Second So %.
SECOND EACE-Saddlc Horse race that
never ran on track, 6OO.yards. Purse S?5 %.
THlRD RACE-Tbree-quartcr dash. Purse
500 90. First Horse SIS 90: Second S25 90.
OCT. 18th.
OCT. 18th.

FIRST RACE-One half mile and repeat.
Purse 5000 90. First Horse $3.50 90; Second
$50 %.
SECoND RACE-SiS hrndred yards. Purse
500 co. First Horse S45 60; Second Sl5 90.
THIRD RACE-Quarter mile dash Purse
$40 90. First Horse $50 90; Second SO 90.
FOURTH RACE-Indian pony race. Purse
$40 90.
~ Three or more to enter and twr or more t.
start.
80 Entrance fee Is per cent. of purse.
HS Entries to close at O'Clock on the evening
prior to the races.
E. WOODRUFF, President,
A. FISHER, Secretary.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-13

The President and tho Chimes
There is this to admire in the char.
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DAILY INDEPENDENT.
SALmAGCNDI.

John r. Bradley came down from
Deeth this morning.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Christian U BOyee and wife to Greenwich Savings
Bang Years NGs si a6o go ana
LS&s Bias Of "c c % 70 y ssd Murray
Michael Brennan g oppenheimer and IsaasfdetlgeI,
ylthsi 'Al' year @ morris, $4,000.
James 9 Bsand to James B nda Bremen
Archibald + cushman 70 Robert Crowley, S list
Joseph Conkng ana wife executors of Richard
conklin estate Richard GORkl Kin ,n.n.,.ca n
Iaiayete-ave Hunts Point Road Barrette;st and
Coates 70 John E Iverhiser' sthave Of
Charles Downey ana wife to Samuel Well.
AvsD sn4 9tsSt s months s sl4oG Mott Iron Work..
oth;sve, Of l2lsst demand e. goo ,.u. ,.u,, No.
1870 and 1872 Washington Place and 1871 and 1s9 West
dnlst years g :I mGrts $1,000 ,, lame. v.,nuu
and anf se svs sisSf Of 2Sngs aF sS9 7
John, Sarah and John Kesby to Herman Ksrsehcr
Ernst kaufman and wife to trustee Of William II
i H5.b East ls @ Ia s2SoS Co.
S9tSsi Of 24sye years $1,000 ,,no., so,
St W Ion aHd WIFE a' AMI DAVID Lion to Alfred
to Grand oage Of und Ses ndeps,pdde oo
J. Mcdonald and wife to Emerant Industrial Savings
s sss Goo cor Sd"'' and '4A' &C. year % m'''
Harry Muldoon Michael Sexton. 1stave and
Moses and Samuel Norcmler to Israel eoldstsin,
93 h 70 si% gsa as IS 500 An Wilde
Hester NJ Parker Dry Dock Savings Institution.
n 124th-st, OF 2d-ave ! year. $1,000.
Charles L Ritzmann TO executors Of David Jones'
16th-st OF 7thave. years q morts), $4,000.
Ryan and wife Bradley and Currer Co.
Limited cor 5th-ave and 134th-st 9 months el2. 600
Richard w Robinson and wife Robert L Harrison.
trustee, Delaney Place and 1sSth-s- months,
s3 200
T Schell and wife James L Hutchinson, n 10th.
OF 3davc, years, $1,000
G. w Smith and John Sils and wives 10 S Trip
49th-st Of sth-ave. years s11O0
ii T. Thompson to executors OF Emma TsawsOn. n
Lorillards ST and fS7h-st years g s11 500
Henrietta Wstlge Christian Wilhelm 442 West
<1st-st years $1,000
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| EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF ,ortandt and
Desbfosscs sts. followsi II 81
q so a ". To- tai.sauqua and Intermediate poiDta
a. II Geneva, Lyons. ElMra, Rochester, Bulao
the West and principal local points Char caE ~
Ilmlfa
II a NJ for Cherry Ford AID intermediate points
D. III. for TunkhannOck and Intermediate points Chaf
car TunkhanHock Conn eeon To Reading and Harris
burg. - ,.-. -.
40 .. for PlltsIon and principal intermediate
points. Chair 10 L. and D. Junction
$40 D. n. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate polntA
Connection 10 Reading and Harrisburg Crar car 10
Mauch Chunk . - ,,r-,-
Z y. N ,or Geneva Lyons, Elmra l.ocP sster, Buhao
ana the West Pullman sleeper b. Lyons -
Trains leaving at a. m. p m ana TAO p N CON
SUNDAY TRAINS.
n. IN for Mauch Chunk. Haieton and Intermediate
GAS p. m. Tor coplay ana intoTmedste pointa
n M Tor Geneva, Lyons Elmifa. Rochester. Buffalo
sd The West Pullman sleeper @ Lyon.
General Eastern Once. 2S6 broadway.
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~ EW-YORK Il NEW-ENGLAND R. h.
FOR BOSTON.

AIN A ~ TINE.
SHORTEST RoUTE By 10 MILES. INspRING BEST
TIME AND PUNcTUM ARRIVALS -.
Trains leave Grand Central Depot IL noon Day Express
arrives ia Boston 80 D. IA, week caya
3 D. NJ, New England Limited VIA Air Lne arrives In
IL $50 D. M, Night Express arrives in Boston N.
Elegant psrlor cars coaches, ana dining car on day
trains. sleeping cara on night tram Entlte equipment
uew. All trains through without change
Tickets aud berthe at Offices Grand Central Depot and
Az broadway
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OccGn Cleaners.
CUNARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
hIW.YORK 10 LIVERPOOL Via QUEENSTOWN from
Per 40, North RIVER
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Ftrurla Dee - 80 a. Galla, Jan 10, 80 a. IN.
sefvIa, Dec. 20. 9 80 y. n scrvia. jan. 20 y. m.
Um5na Jan. o a IN Llfuria FEB . $3.50 a IN
rofbnia Ian. IL . go =. m. hfrauin Feb y. noon.
Cabin passage. eco ESQ ana s1oo Intermediate. ss5
seeage tickets AID oil parts OF Europe very
low freight and passage apply 10 the company
0'"'' VERNON ii BRowN CO.. General Agents
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WHITE STAR LINE. ,,unoo,
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlNEEPOOl-
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL sIb >MERs
CELIlC, Capt DAWSON Vein. 'dny. Dec 90 10 80 a m
GERM NIC Capt irving. We'd. Jan. Q. 3 80
,ADKlATtca Can't Cameron WEDNESDAY January . noon
PROM white star Doct. foot Of West 10th-st
Saloon, $50 seO $50 and 400. Storage IRON or %
the Old County, ego a limitod number OF second cabin
passengers carried these sieamers outward $50 ana
go, prepaid s95. excursion s9t Cempanys onet No
Al liosdrsy, SewYsrk J. BRUCE I5MAf. Agent
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Proposals.

AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
STEWART BUILDING,
no. 2sO BROADWAY, NEWfOKk,
December 20. 1888
T'O CONTRACTORS.
Bids o. proposals for clearing ana removing all timer
br,sh qrass and Ohcf vegetable growth from the lands
that are required for the purpose Of locating thereon the
Reservoir IN, East Branch OF the CrOton
River and Oh Bog Brook, ~ the town o. South Fast,
putnam County NewYOrk. a. called for In the approved
I-s If contact anu Specifications file Ia the Office
az the Aoueduct Commissioners will be received at this
calce until WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1889 at
O'clock D. m st which place and hour they will be
Duciy opened by Aqueduct Comm ssoners and the
aord of the FOR doing aid work Will DO made By
said Comm. .sOnsrs soon thereafter as possible
Rank forms said approved contract and specnca-
lions therefor ana bids proposals and proper envelopes
Tor their Enclosure, and all other information can be OBJ
,seJ AZ the above oicc % the AQue1uct Commissioners
on gucaton 70 the secretary A. the once OF Division
TS,rfeer George B. Burbank at Bews'crs', w-Yofk.
Nv order OF the AQueduct Commissioners
~ JAMES c. DUANE
JOUN c. SHEEHAN. President
Secretary
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DAY LINE.-For Old Point Comfort Nor
ID folk, va aud South. Leave NewYork Via Pennsyl
ylnia Railroad D. m Philgaelphla 80 D m rarlor
station, p. IN Arrive Old Point Comfort a. nl, Nor
folk connecting with all Southern trains III. "
1OMPKINS, General PassenAeg Agent. eoI Broadway.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4O1. 81

ERlE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices. 4O1, 317,
Battery Place, Chambers ana 23d ferries, New
1osk 35i and 1893 tulton-st. Bryokyn; 1O7 broadway
and New station, Jersey city, whore Tickets and Parior
Sleeping orders checking ana
transfer " baggage can be obtained Express trains
leave 93Ist minutes earlier than time shown iIOm
. a. 70 80 6. IA on Sunlays Day Express. Pullman
Bulot Drawing room Coaches to BuIa.O.
10 week days, lalor Car 10 BnshamtOn, OsWcg0
Em.ra. Coming and Homellsylle. 80
solid Pullman train Day aud Buffet Sleeping Coaches 70
BuIalo Niagara Pals. Cleveland Chicago. Cincinnati
ana 81 Louis No extra ch4Ise for iast time ,,o.
Buffet sleepers, B.nghamon OWcgo, Emra. Rochester.
Buffalo. Cincinnati and Chicago . - - - -
80 C:io,. Osc' ! za6 .; 1870 Is ais6s nan
$40. G;o5. go . 70 30 e b nigh; = 20 - .~
f'ic''p1 49, $50 40 ~ 10 30 = 40 "a 80
80. 5 80 Gao 80. 7. 80. 5 30 ., 10 80, -
AID Paterson &C &C. Eeg o 30 % SO sS
Ridre sS a. l. :i5, 80. 80 30 10 30 m l.
suatrn. Local L. 40 80 49, 10 80 M l. B 4. s.
30. O:lO 80, T. D 10 80, ~ night 49,
Nceburg 80. g. 10 go a. H. 80. A. 30 m.
Goshen-i As, 80, .. 10 80 a. H. l. S:So 30 80
MidiStoTn and Port Jerys 4A5. 80. o. 10 80 n
sunday local tlains main line as s 80 10 80 a. m
a. B 4 g. 8 80 80 0. 10 30 H. night Newark
Branch 8 a. N 80, 30. 10 D. NJ
Express trains from ne West arrive IL New'iork at $40
and II 55 and 10 :55 D - .,,,,
". J. MURPHY. l. J.. FAKMi.K
Gen'l Sup't General Passenger Agent
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Anrficn Sales of neal estate.


TRUsTEEs' PUBLIC SALE.
Estate Of HENRY CRosKKY & co.
Valuable Coal and Ore Lands,
B.6s7 ACRES
IN CENTRE AND CLINTON COUNTIES. PA.
ON BEECH CREEK RAILROAD
About 55 miles west Of williamsport
TUESDAY. JAN. Is 1880.
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON,
AT THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE.
Corner OF Third and Walnut Streets
WILL DE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE
All those tracts Centre and Clinton Counties.
PENNSYLVANIA, estimated contain S.0S
less These lands situated In the Beech Creek Re
rion about So miles Of WiliamspOrt and
Greek Railroad through them for distance Of about
miles The Trustees have In their copies Of
report upon the lands made by George Armstrong, Pro-
essoT Of Geology after survey Of 900 acres in which
the resources OF the land in coal iron ore limestone and
Copies Of ths report with other information TO the
Character VI The property be obtained from William
II khswnh President Of the National Bank Of the Re
TERMs-one third cash. the balance to be secured
the property.
$1,000 to be paid down at the time OF sale.
Conveyance from Trustees 70 be with ordinary
by order " JOHN LOBER WELSH,l
DELL NOBLIT, Trustees.
WILLIAM II. RHAwN,)
NJ. THOMAS & SONS
Auctioneers No. 1876 South Fourth.st
Phfs-, Dec. O. 1888.
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Hluslral Instruments.


A NUMBER of slightly used upright and square pianos
IA make which specially selected and used
By the artists Of the Metropolitan Opera House Company
during the past opera season, will be sold ~ liberal
reduction from regular prices
WIN. RNhBE Co, H. shave. sbose lCthst
INrSCHEE PIANOS. renowned for and standing
i In tune Manufactures and storerooms. 42i 70 425
Yves. 2Sth-st and sG7 Broadway, i8th.st. (Ditsons
Bulding). Pianos exchanged rented. instruments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

w If. r. X. L. CO., Lesse0.-Irins leave west i2d
ST. station New. York lulONs and 20 minutes caller
from loot OF Jay-st, N Il Chicago Detroit London
uamllton. % 55 a. H., .: 200 % rs y. II. ST. Louis
. 90 = 10 p. IN. Toronto, SO NJ 90 . Is p m
Montreal, Canada East % 90 b. Ia Niagara faAs syI4
cuse ci, ami principa! .ntermedSte stations S;i5
55 a % 90 . 10 D. Ia. land ii a NJ Tor ltlca
oYiyl. kingston, saugerties CatskllL Albany, 3:l5
= IS % So all 30 N. and 4 90 % 200 . rs y.
straw, 20 a. n, 40, o 2o N ELEGANT sleeping
cars To- BulalU, Nigga Falls Toronto, Detroit Chicago
and ST Louis DAILY. Daiiy, except satu. days
Other rains dIhy excep, sunday q > Leays jersey
Wet shore station AL 80 d a. 70 80 p m prd fGr
lyn-35J Wasnington.st, $50 kulton-.L, Annex Omce
foot Of kultou-st NcwYOrk Cy.7l Sj3 and Y42 Broad
way 1888 - B1wefy, l. PaiE Place, and West shore
stl ons foot " est s2i.st and foot " Jayst ~ Il
Ncstc ttr Express calls for AMI check yssaEe from
hoo Is ami rest icnces. & r In bh.i,
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Gli5tell

A DyERTISFNFNTs FOR THE NEW. YORK TRI9.
"A UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE UPTOWN
OFFICES, No. 23S broadway, Thirty nrstst.,
until D. $50 Broadway between Twenty second and
Twentythird sts., until p 10 go West Twenty-thd'
s. corner Eighh-aye 1872 Siythave 1873 Fou Oh ave.
corner Fourteenth.s 700 ThIriaye corner Forty sey,
Frstayc LOG West Forty seeond-st Nntha.e ani
Office $50 Fast One hundredand twenty-ffthst, up
to p. m. regular rates
Wy HIPS for Holiday Presents at OVERTN'S WHIP
w NANUFACTORY, go 6th-ave, upstairs open
evenings
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Railroads..

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF ,NEW-JERSEY.
y FOOT OF LI TE y S SgEdm5t f is .e RIVER
400 a. m. FOR Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Maueh
CHUNK, iIeSding. IsIiaba!g etc po,,ehou Auen
2 nnsS u Lake MSR1''I5f tesSe
scranoa Reading Harr@6grs w h9i,,,.Is, TumaquA
sh1moA tp rSeninrfon FS,tcn Bethehein Allentown.
Mauch Chunk Reading H9rs,sIng etc t.uortorr ,,.r.h
oASat Res iS g' seiauto TS%aqHa sSsPo
80 D. NJ igr Pennington, Lake liolatcong Easton
900 and 5go p m for S2%frSs aaa eaiST auch
Chunk. Reading Harrisburg etc. On Sundays at 80
D. 3 a. H.. Sundays. for EastOn,
iSR e R @ sn4 20 2ansh 10 3ksDa m f s%n
Ocean Grove. except sunday, Point II ssant rvp
80 ,l5ca5 ri o@ S9 V R III Blrnega ese Pao
earS 80 " a-, y n for ATLANTIC CITY. vlneland
49, g. Sis 10 80. IL 10 m, 1. d, 4:So, $780,
6 10 =. m lays. 4. 9 a. III Tor Perth Amboy
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
VIA Central r. h OF Ne"-yeioey and philadelphia and
e1qin a. M II 80 Is 4 5 80 80. = sun:
DAYS a. 2 go 4 e II m 30 80
1o D. have correction for Reading Harrisburg Potts
csets and Parlor Car can procured H. 415
ga IlIO 323 Broadway 1877 0th,ave 294 West 125h.
e. is2 East l25th.st, NewYork Courtst. $50
York Trsasfcf cdmpany viii call for and check
baggage from hotel or resiocnce
SHORE LINE-ALL RAIL .R0UTE-FOR
trains Grand Central station Lor rioHiiche1 ana ny
Dining carr Night Express az II 10 p n, daily
For Newport at m ana D. n; f%lace rHiof Sa''
or Sleeping Cars On -. Express Trains
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FOR PHILADELPHIA,

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
" Trains leave Chambers-s Station week days for
Engewooi, Tenany. Cosier sparklll and NyacL 80,
- 90 10 and II 80 a 10 80, d. = 80 10.
$40. 10, &c 40 3. 10 80 m T. midnight SUNDAYS
T. % 80 4, = 40 D. m. Additional trains ~ ClesS-
XII and way Q 40 a. m and 80 p m.
For Manuel Spring Valley, Monsey and Talmans.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after DECEMBER 10th, 1888

GREAT TRUNK LINE
Train. s AND RENTED STATES a 5e MA1 s0IT and
Streets Ferries a. follows
Harrisburg PittSbgrg and the Wes With Pullman Imam P1g
p daily New York and Chicago Limited Of Paror,
Dining, Smoking and Sleeping Vestibuled Cars at oO
wiIllamsport lock Haven, 100 sp m Cory and
and the OIL Regions.
For Lebanon 200 M 20 p M and II sHd no ni eaanr
II 900 a, m, 100, 200, and 200 p 10 sundays
Baltimore. Washington and the South Limited Wash,
lneton Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars daily except
sunday 10 a. N. arrive Washington C0 y, m. a1l
s sn S Dining fsS ga az & 49, % s sd %'1"s
90, 200. 80 and 700 p. m. aud y 10 night,
SUNDAY o Is and 100 m. 4 80 and 100 p n' and
For Aan,c City and Cape May 100 p m week day
lions Vim Railway and Amhoy .: 10 a. m II 100 noon
40 'P ad nS 90 SOP Asq fgffaE 40 IN ana
For Old Point and Norfok via NewY9Tk Ph lad
pos s' d ana Ray 4c Connect meet With all
transfer for Hooklyu travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave NewYork, via Desbrosses and
90 90 s. o % Chicago Limited with Dining Car.
and 10 Washington Limited, and II 200 a M, IL 20
90 and 200 p. m, and 10 i night; Aceommo'
sai9a and II ~ 20 q 40 1 ana 700 od5 r. r
suRaays 5 az 3 O. 30 So s and '' m and IL
Trah sni leaving New YORK daily except Sunday at oo
O. and II 10 m, !, >. 4, ., D. N, aIl 10 a. m,
and 500 D. IN on sundays, connect at Trenton for
Ticket omccs Nos. l.. 4s5 $40. and 944 nToaaway l
Couri-st and Drookyn Annex Station foot OF Fulton.
st.. Brooklyn: Station, Jersey City Emgrant Ticket
o" The New,YcTk transfer Company win call for and
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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Ceetures ano msetin9s.

DRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL.
/ The Twentieth Anniversary OF 4" The Presbyterian
Hospital" will be held al the Hospital, 7othSt and Mad
Isonayp. on Saturday December Do az D. N The
DsDensary Building. Just COMPLETED and the Hospital
wards will be open for inspection from until o'clock
Addresses Will be delivered by Rev. CIAS. L. TliOM
SON ID. D.. and others.
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Giin proprrin 90 fet.

OTIS TO LET.-On william st., between Beeknan
IL and Ann ats. rutland WHITING. Beekman-s st.
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Cos! an0 fonno.

I osr-Bank books 1920 42,427 45,it2 Irving Saw.
IL ings institution, % Warron-st, New York pay
ment stopped; please return books TO bank
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frCnE BOOK or OPEN-AIR srOETs." octave 500
4 pages. illustrated Tue standard authority
American open air amusementS. Rules for sailing swim
ming bail playing shooting, horseback riding, ETC.,
10 full II per copy Published by The Tribune, New.
York Entertaining and universally eompmented by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22
Gel, f0anieo

XXyANTED-MAN.-ro take the agency OF our safes;
w Size inches; weight 500 pounds retail pr',s
s35 other sizes IN proportion rare chance and per-
manent business These safes demand before
supplied by other safe companies not governed
v '"' o' ALPINE SAFE CO.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22
REAL ESTATE.
Ney-York. Frids

New-York, Friday, Dec 81.
The following sale made at the Exchange ana
Auction Room to-day:
by Smyth RYAN.
three story dwelling and lot No 269 Wesy llstst
n a l2l feet OF West Endaye. lot 1sx922i James H.
T1oyd and John H. Hudson, $4,000.
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Business propertp for Sale ana 90 fet

nUuDrNGA STORES LOFTS AND OFFICES TO
ID LIT, on Beekmsn Ann Fulton. John. Pearl Will
IAN Nassau and streets In the vicinity kULAEJ 3
WHITING. BeeEman0
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Gltp propertp for Sale.
Brooklyn propsrtp for Sale ano 20 fsi

ow PRICED LOTS along T. road, in Brooklyn streets
IL severed plots 70 suit purchaseFs no oeb
ter investment IN market
RUTLAND 4 WHITING. Beekman-st
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Winter Rescrts.
HOTEL AMPERSAND,

SAKANAI LAKE., y. 4.
This new Adirondack resort for lnyads seeking reile
from throat and pulmonary diseases well as those
OF recreation AID winter sports Is now open on
seventeen hours from New-lOrh steam heat, open hfe
places, excellent table piazza enclosed In Glass and beau
tiful 10 est drives
For terms and nfOrpation address
A HARDING Manaqers