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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-05-23
A Maine Gem of PureSt Ray" Serene,

Ray Thompson of Richmond Is one of Names
native humorists and prolific writer, Some of
the funniest sketches in the Texas siftings are
from his pen Mr. Thompson has written the libretto
and Mr.. r. B. Hall, Names celebrated cornet so
lost, the score, for a comic opera of the Gilbert Il
Sullivan style which will be presented next winter
The music will be played by Andrew orchestra
at kineo this summer. Mr.. Thompson is also at
work on another novel.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-05-23

VINALHAvEN. j. W. Gray has been elected tax
collector for the ensuing year. Total commitment
$l4,92232 Mr.. Gray collected the taxes last year
and made the closest collections ever made in this
town, having less than $500 unsolicited at the end
of his term. Mr.. Fred S. Walls is at the Maine
General Hospital, Portland, under treatment.
Sch. Lottie Hopkins last week brought in 10000
pounds of fresh fish, which were sold to Lane Il
Libby....C. ii. Healey has sold his laundry to J.
Il. Roberts.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-05-23

Allen Thorndike Rice was born in Boston,
June, 1853, and was graduate of oxford
University. England. He was chiefly known
as the editor of the North American Review,
which helurchased in 1876. He was appoint
ed minister to Russia by President Harrison
last March.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-05-23


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Electric BItters.

Mrs. Slimdiet boarding house keeper -'Ian't
this coffee just "A little thin2" Cook-'i amt made
the coffee vet, mum that's water"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13
MR. PALMER,s soARP PIY.
From The Harrisburg Telegraph.


Ex-Attorney-G General Palmer Is fond of joke and
he Isn't put out bill II the joke is on him Just 80
IL Is funny. He dresses very neatly and Is not
given TO ewelry except in the matter OF scarf pins,
and an adornment OF this character oLco led TO re-
mark about him that set al Wilkesbarie TO Laughing.
n. had purchased very handsome pin In the shape
OF bug, which was OF rather loud Size and pretty
conspicuous. 1t looked like an exaggerated potato
bug HIS friends guyed him considerably about 1e,
ano that scarf pin became the talk of the town one
day prominent German saloon keeper passed Mr.:
Palmer the latter stood at his office door, looked
out the corner Of his eye at the scarf pin and smlsa
Instantly the attorney in his quick sharp way said
Well, Dutchy, what's the matter with youi What
arc you laughing att
"Oh, nodlngs, Mr.. Bainer.s
"Yes you we're. You were laughing AZ this scarf
pin. what's the matter with 1T
a guess IT'S all right, Mr. Balner' a.,
awell, look at Il and see. Is there anything inc
matter with t7 Examine it'
The German drew nigh, carefully scanned the pln'
looked IL over gravely, and about to turn away
We'll, what's the matter with that bug scarfp
What do you thinki" AZ, s,s
Vel, Mr.. Balmer,' said the German, ~ d9n ra
know but vat think never before saw so Dig tug
on so schmall a potato" aud ho walked OIL with
queer grin on his face. ,,..s..x,v
The remark struck Mr.. Palmer as being exceedingly
funny, and no told ID to some OF his friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13
nrrrKvy MEN NOT always ARRESTED

The rule is that policemen shall arrest all intoxi
Gated persons found In public places In the cv selo
veteran Of the force who has climbed 10 hish posi-
ton at beadouarters but IT Is seldom obeyed eacepe
BY young or extremely conscientious onicef@ eome
young policemen are 10 arrest every drunken man
or woman whom they find on their posts pu. '"oS
soon find that such do not count In making up
record for promotion. while they lose time IN inc
police courts which they need for rest III Is not
unusual TO see policemen driving drunken men on 'ne
poss or axnathc greatest possible pains 70 Keep ou.
OF tho way OF men who toe drunk 70 walk
have done my best In my hme TO sbirk the .iouo'D
OF taking drunken men to the statisn.
Once / got d scare that made me CAUTIOUS .'ous
letting drunken men go. little tailor Who was
staggering 10 much that he took up nearly the "noc
sidewalk, passed me on my post In chambefs's~. ise
ut night, and I STOOD quietly In doorway un''i no
had got out OF sight Half an hour later, WYNN .
was trying doors a. the other end Of my post 'ouna
that tailor lying in basement area, unconscious sha
bleeding from terrible cash in the head. was
afraid that my neglect had cost human ife pu' .hc
tailor recovered in tho hospital Not long ser 'na.
found two drunken men on my post a. h'she sna
neither one Of them could walk. There was Dig Empty
dry goods box on The sidewalk and lifted po'h men
into 1t and left them there. never knew whas 'ney
said to each other when they became soDef eh'osn
10 realize their position"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13
IMAGNARY MALADIEs AM0sG STATESMEN.

washington Chat in The Philadelphia Telegraph.
presume there are twenty or thirty men in each
house Of Congress VINO ae a,ya~s 10 ann,v IN them
,nes any ailments they hear of others suffering from
aud Of eE Thss arc always on
he lookout for the destroyer There are SIX or eignt
mer The House who have ne ny spec spa npde
he innression that they arc going to be ailcted Win
cancer The keeper OF the Capitol cigar STANG h tes m a
that the TAN in IN his business materially
sitting in the coalsroonl OF The nuse ttAng Win
STILES, members about the Hot Springs OF Arkansas
rssnr Of the efficacy of tho baths for various dis
oases one OF tho members told Oh c9heagne IN sho
who II, neiT ny S ea these baths lie said
he man was so tobacco soaked that ne waor ia
ho had bathed was stained na nn bpes Of them
after Ms fall .t ssa on bis meek and ali over
bis body He has Gssn sans S o @ S Sns Of ants the
snors ~ his state published paragraph apon. MS
poldton. since then he has been receiving NUMBERS s
81 le ters every day from doctors nquns aer %
.ith and asking questions about his physicai s'a'e
health an' adc him nervous For instance one OF
,hsss Soetors asked some very knowing QUESTIONS
about Ms bladder and apes, a (which any one who
ashen iJ a,cted with bolls knows at once he must
o to sham ms h nsa ber look out
ma Ve, 'na lie wisely gave advice but the victim
promptly TO aao% W % slan sought his aid Night
mares OF Bright's disease have oesn annos'ns 'H0
mgr published paragraph stating that
- vas believed that another member hai ctnovr "a wy
mouth That gentleman s5 nos though he has no
," authority than this vague report TOT pcueVhg
tbat he may be afflicted .o a. loss nervous
.nnnt their physical condition. The disease most
commonly dreaded By orr satesm '. tom ~ and ne
oyermV tl,.on 10 one OF them that he Is SUFFERING
nom that disease drives him AZ once nroh ni' uosA
and incapacItates him for the next sA "'o"s
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13
ur GOT EVEN WITH her.
The chicago Herald.

PROM TIC ChIUaBV ff'1''7'
co,,a,a crove-aye. cable train swung around
As a rS,,as from state yesterday afternoon
on man Jumped upon the front platform 81 inc
trainng in'i 80 closed The door behind him the car
swung onto straight s And ad h .Sy sns
over nso Va" a. he fastened 10 ask her pardon. sne
sns AZ him and cut him short Ss wa
think SIR that you arc xoana man blusbed uronsy
cn,lS say noIng, so he made his way 70 sea-
near tho centre Of the ear ana nnoasd n he
so oe old lady snacd the conductor 70 STOP
sho Al7o a 81, her way she pitched into the
sp tho man sho had IA niu, ncs Get c wss
glorious tn,i,ns her that she intoxicated. put no
eevess,s3 hsr to her feet. bowed hcr out ana tnen
s,,rned iii BIZ himself until no reached noine'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13
ABOUT AN EVEN THING.
'ro,r Tho pitfshuro DIspatch.

From The Pittsburg Dispatch.
A simple good hearted servant girl, who Is valued
b,ehIy by her employers 10 her the oner
day 10 ask advice She said she'd been wont to give an-
other girl in service present at Christmas tple lor
many wears and always received present from her.
Thss' Year she didn't know what 10 buy.
How much do you think OF spendinsi' her MIS-
tress asked
Al can afford about 60 maam.s
Then YOU take your 81 and give II TO your friend
and ash her 10 buy prcsen; for herself She KNOWS
What She wants better than You do
This struck the girl splendid Idea ana she carried
n into effect. Her friend was delighted, 700 so
m,ch so I'm fact that the next day she presented
Mary the girl who had inaugurated the reform, with
o in like fashion, asking her TO buy present 10 suit
thus not a cent changed hands, and the two young
romsn felt they had demonstrated their mutual regard
in a highly satisfactory manner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13
4 xxr1r EourppEp rosr OFFICE.

From Tho Buffalo ExpFess -. -.
whs intelligent set Of clerks we nay. o. os p1
ofco.r said business man. sarcasuchny s, . uay
friend OF mine wanted 20 send ctter 70 svn,o nss
tia: famous resort IN europe Not knowing the proper
way which 10 address IL nc sent his clerk 70 'ne post
once Inquire After much waiting tho patient INQUIRE
was told that unfortunatey tho who had charge Of
that particular list OF postoces had gone away of me
DAY ana had taken the list with BIN, but y no would call
the following day they might DO spie 70 give the
A<aiyo1 fufor1osk{on.H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13
roLERABLY HANDSOME RETURNS
Ctxx. r<5kuua

David r. c. Brown, Of Aspen, Colo, thIn1n thst Con.
Fights OF mine owners IN Colorado where thc GQk
veins they discover lead into the properly o. otess
mino owners Dir. Brown bought his prcsers mine pr
ZOO, giving 800 cash and 600 worth OF lumber 3r
It. before the rights Of tho Apex minors Eos mt
100000 which enabled hir7 10 hght the men on the
Apex until now tho case rests under compfomlsc u1-
III the courts and Congress como % some aennto oon
illusions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13

USE sr xSID l Eaos Es| .',:.
have s,ed Il for eonslipation With suecsa sn1 znk y
worthy thorough trial BY the prolese'en
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13

To q great extent Mr.. Grant will mako or iner
hs administration by his 1st OF MAY appointments.
They will charscteriEo him. They win show whether
he has personality Of his IS plastic TO the
touch Of tho politicians 10 whom politics Is business
They VIII Illustrate him, and ~ no Is 10 be thu
painter OF HIS own portrait he VIII have only himself
TO blame II his work makes bad impression on tho
publIc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13

There is no probability Of Mr.. cockran's taking H.,
Of He has been growing rich fast for the
last half dozen years. and especially since he caught
old sharp by the coatails and snatched him out Of
Sing Sing Just as It's gates were closing in on their
victim. II be keeps on at hls present rate he viii
soon DO able 70 enjoy his Congressional dream. He
considers scat in Congress. whom occupied under
such conditions would enable Of his ton
permanent to enjoy Il fully, to DO delectabe pos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13

The fatal result Of another students duel has
called public attention again to the cruel custom
which still holds sway among the German univer-
stiles. The papers are full Of The occurrence,
and editorials deplore its cause. People talk
of IL in the streets, and ministers preach upon
the topic from the pulpit 1t has given rise to
popular demonstration against the duel But the
victim hes cold in his grave. The case is pecul-
iariy sad. Blum and Eichler were members
Of the governing body of students which with
the Senate and Rector regulate the affairs OF the
alma mater Eichler was also an officer OF the
society Of German Students" which propagates
the Stocker theories in the universities and desires
the exclusion Of the adherents 10 the Semitic faith
Blum was Hebrew. a few days ago, in adj
dressing the Governing Board, he expressed the
opinion that it was disgrace to u body Of
scientific men TO raise upon their banner such
words as Down with the Jews in the days OF
the nineteenth century Eichler considered the
remark insulting, and sent challenge 10 Blum
II was accepted. On the following morning, the
combatants went TO Gruncwald, forest in TIE
nslchborhood Of Berlin. whose history Is o.
bloody as that OF Bluebeards tower, to fight the
dual Blum. who had already stood before
de blades" . score Of times, was certain Of vic
tory. But alas! Tho third bullet struck vital
parfss and Utmost before he reached his carriage
ne wa< dead Eichltr gave himself up after
viewing the result of his work In the city morgue.
Blum WIS only twenty-three, ond would have
oeon &1oust<d the coming spring. He was en-.
peed 70 "a esszmable young woman, who is
broken, and was the only son. believe, Of q
ner oiseneud mothsr The, funeral Of the un-
suns~ sRdent whose 1ote existed TIE SYM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13

1t is an interesting fact that the judge, who
has for the first time in America construed the law
on Trusts declaring them q criminal conspiracy,
should also have construed for the first time the
law on boycotts, which he also condemns upon pre-
cisely the same legal principles Both he holds to
be unlawful combinations, because they tend to
effect injuries 10 the public
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
RrCORDRD MORTGAGES.

Ans, Max to Mary A woodcock. No. GO North Moore.
Appel Charles j. 70 Henry Howard, No. 452 sthave
Bauer, Louis and wife to Sarah L. Horn 49th-st
o a4mls sSsve1 1oSsnaS. xsass g George eau 175th.
Bonnen' Ts&m.ia H. and Alex 70 John W Harper and
ano: exeeutors, etc. West 27thst OF sth-ave'
BacsrseS, solomon and wife the United States Trust
Company Ss ga Fay l1s,s ysa5s $40 c
St q 2d-ays; year $40 sl2 600 so,,.r., ,,n.t a.,
,el@@s No. s1S map Of william siayvcsoat Years
st. adjoining Lot No. 24s, map OF William stuyyesant,
Bos,wlck Emma and husband to Gtssps aoS Savings
Ba cS.sE 4s fac to S & ySa SG 80 cScry in
same to Gertrude C winthrop No. 14o cherry-st.
daleaye' lands of Thomas cGhbcTt, year. $50
Pssk EG 1 t@e Of fg' cSc
Douglas Flora and husband to the MetIoPOltan Trust
COMPANY S2d Of 9tGGyf @ VIE ay year s, 10 Frederic
J. Mlddlebrook 103dst W Of Manhattan-ave year.
Dunn Mary A. 70 Frederick Aldhaus, 127th-st, of
DekeT Pe,sI and wife to the Title Guarantee 6GS and
canas mRss asnSnehs E%%n e HSsS SnO'r Auo0"
Fesiey Margaret to Chas scheidecker 11sth.st. W
Same to Rieh'd Cummings property, ", g. $50
Same same TO snd' and chaen ssOe property yT 5000
Fa!vsy. jo19 % John IIaoran' n S lldth-s of 3d.
SGsy James s1d wife g John Bg:sHg s 6gS ir Wash
Fogsr,y Katie TO James Strachan, cor lSth-st and
W e;rgg james and wife to Francis Keller. No 9oo
Hodges John f. % Cammene W Fitch n oth-ave.
OF lolstst. yfs, $4,000
Same 10 Florence Deacon same property s1S, 600
=, same 10 John Duer trustee, same property yrs,
Same to Home for Incurabes same property, yrs,
Ham, George V, TO Isabella Bartlolomse and Others
5lst-st, W Of s,h-ave, years. 81 600
HOoley, Richard NJ. IN Emma ]. Plyore W 72d,st W
Of s,,hhaye. years $50 600; Wv
ave; corner of ll0tl-st instalments. $4,000.
Avenue A, Of S7tst years, a 200
Isaacs Barney To- Edward Wileke q 6 Rowerv NJ
Hestetst years s2 600. ''' VI
Jcllin, Caroline. and another to Emily d John.on
150th-st, W OF M6tt-ave, year. 400
James. Frederick W. and wife. 70 the broadway Saw.
ngs Institution 15Sdst Of 10th-aye. insaiments
Ko merit Emma, to Isaac Rinaldo W 8 Non,gouarv 8,
Monroe ] year, 40 600
Klinker, John and wife. u Union Dime Savings Rank
j21-st Of 1lth-ave. years $24 ,oO0. ~
Kent. John r. 10 Moses zenvck. No SO Henry,st =
yesss 81. -
Kneer Ferdinand G, and wife. 70 West Side Savings
BaHk, No 144 Waverley Place, year, 1000.
Iorz Valentine. and others. 10 Emanuel Hener ami
se'theF Maison.aye. corner OF lOoHs. 7oXlc0 H.
@rand 10000
Llnde Catherine to Franklin A Chapman. 3 931st
II shave ) years, 1000.
Noellef. Peter w, 20 Mati1lde Baylies 29th-st
ANo 11S map Cornelius Ray 81 years $4,000.
Miller Jacob. and wife, To German Savings Bank. No.
@gd 81 Columba-st, instruments.
4ODfe Thomas. and wife. and another. to Bank for
wings City New.York N s4th.st. Of lstave. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
81. 900 90 a2i0 @ 1


sod haiysar ls Of January and 5Sy in each
and I'd % M agency In hs d nsS 1orc I M is
deferred payments from November ist Will be deducted
S bends ss ss aa ss fS @ y aa
coupon due January Allotment will be made strictly
according to priority Of application
Colonel Stephen Van Rensselaer, Cruger (Drecor Illinois
william Man ESQ Of Messrs. A. P. & W. Man. Sc Wall
st. and 80 Plne.st NewYork.
DIRECTORS:
j. sasel e. H0 0em Esq % %a Srs
anS nsiss BS.on c'5S g pkHS of N'"S'A
Hana van 9R1rsT Esq 90 10y w1
" G. GAsaSs fEs E G:s' 2o bFoad%ay Nowrors
BANKERS:
TEHs Satoms GSmR'HS Bank a. y @s
New.York-Messrs. Miller q Doubleday A and 40 waii''
SOLICITORS:
Messrs. Albon p. & w. Man, 50 Wall-st., New York
OFFICES:
fd Sst sna % saPs and 2fe '''
T % SR4 @ aSSt ne Sn y 3 s 9Tna % be
qatisSo55 S IN S5ip part payment @ he line
gdd and 9'b become a dSe RS1U Dy sf eG ds Hc' anu
ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS.
These Bonds secured by first and only mortgage
Soussnd and dollars Bonds be issued mile of com
4 s Ns snssa: n ten s :nS
land mile Of the railway This land 4 not nsds alto
Pse Of most no h HAS oqa some
int @ S$'a h sale o all Of s lands on terms that
Weld h9 S The Cs @ as5 5 9Sn SSr & be
sS%pced SSmai Sp as .1s ads are @ proportion
miles Of the railway nI n W Grant nsGsa IS two millions four
hunaTed IhS Gia "u.and D that a.
Is is. %oa9' and az 10 grant would equal the entire Ee
NJ bOnds authorized TO DO Issued. But Ie
comSSny SM values is lands higher prices and the
ros.d af @s oS fact SyG haI sPYt
onay secured By subventons Of land have in all cases
preman and haye either Pts Sa a & gu arc or pToS S
M the last by both Of r1WSy lily, bs and TedsT snd
and State Goyrnments against further grants OF land
fhe tal mileage of all the raroads Of the Un,sa asa
STATES at the Close q the fiscal year IN lsss & Na
Vide Manual lss psr,. pass Of Of lpITofSSEn III Rs Gswsv 1s
Is 70 ay the average ne1 norTnw gauge was sosS7 per
3 500 e the m n1' sn assn Go'
d Of VII m O Soant Of the net earnings Of
nept Authorities have expressed their opinion that
m a WIN have %Os than ae the aCn nTsras the
@ on taaS aSns con-, O TOTe opSrans the
% az and In The rapid and large development which must
nSv!tably follow tie opening OF tr route INC aecun.I
"e8 % Q, & nS,nGs SS, vii Mil 9S eSea o1S tax y
cS2ps Jae, C. GlofS c,i Th2 rom ma' 1873 E'to To-
rom 1878 e. 1888 and president from ieS 40 40
ss7 Cwhcn he resigned account Of ~ h@sth nS and con-
the line OF ts railway aiu IL
duous ierrorv aud his extended report thereon eau
sn AZ the once Of solicitors OF he COMPANY arc
crIooI aud Nnw.York. The following paragraphs "''
quoted therefrom: ., ,o.rs n he we'll
roai as now 'I have formed high opinion
"as to the value OF your enterprise ana % 0fc ,nnre
''v0u succeed I'm carving II To complcuoh ~ WIN '
"iar;ey 10 the benefit Of all conccrncd ...ton for
those bonds nav be- had n America et .u M p,nkcrs
the Company, 80 Wast Newfork or nonker nj @ Rrokors
and Solicitors named herein.
Dated November 1st, 1880
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

4 ". X. STEVENSON & CO,
Frse Weekly Financial Circular Published Moni''''
n. BrY-Speclaty made Of valung Cly property '
Heirs Executors. Administrators. or Asslgn-r;vu
Onices 100 BROADWAY, NfW-foNlN. N----
MONEY TO LOAN in large or small sums is. on d,
WI seventy-fve cent valuation as nstate second
interest for long Of years on rraI eSi % Money
mortgage cashed. Information free. Charges low "o"'
p''a over "''"O"' JomS H' B. sMYTH 90 Lberty;ss:
OFFICE OF THE u.vco
FORT WORTH, T&as Oct =, IL IT, I'D
~ HE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Sc s1nck91lhu- ~ ,he
"rs of this company viii be held az Wn ~ W. Dec 10
conn INV In Fort Worth Texas, on TUiAoDh'' N' ~
1880 commencing at 10 o'clock a. M o.. -, Noyomber
The transfer will close on the o'n f,b ~ s
prox. at 2:l5 p M, and will reopeh on 'h' ' " 49,
cember at 10 O'clock a. n ,r moss Secretary.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY GoMnrAAN7f' 1850.
II BROADWAY. Now. iOrk ~ /, - IL
~ HE ANNUAL MEETING OF the ,1, III hea
4 crs Of the Manhattan Railway IomtMN w W. ~ nroed-
the C0mpany's ONCE in New Noik Wv W. o, 1eine
way on me second "Wednesday ~ November neN' loehs
the 18Th day said month";. ~ IL vnar s IA be-
4 Board ~ Directors Tor IN, flI",'N '''' -
elected ard three Inspectors OF IlectOn t nr.oors
The Directors thus elected VIII be cA,enlcIo nd -,
also of Inc New York Elevated Rafoa1 company an o
the Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company 'or '"o ''
term. -, -. c.,ur,,y Oct II
AZ a., lock n m and yeopened on Thufslay NO" IA
at ~ O'Clock a. NJ D. W. McwILLIAMs,
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
BEST AND QUICKEST RETURNS

from Large Small InVcstments Keefences, al
Denver Banks x. H. BUCK, Broker, Member Of Colo
Iado Mining Stock Exchange, Denver, Colorado
Lasts OF Applications Will open Monday, November
4th, and Close on or before Wednesday,
November 18th 1889.
SIX PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE RAILWAY
BOND WITH DOUBLE SECURITY
Principal and interest payable In gold.
Simultaneous ssue in England and America.
THE SILVER SPRINGS. OCALA AND
GUILE RAILROAD COMPANY PAN ~ OF FLS0RdpAo III "a 81,
which about 1900 coo have been taken by the trustees
directors and their friends. The remaining 2400 600 are
now offered and will be issued simultaneously In England
and America par aud accrued interest from July 1st
to November 1st payable follows
On application -. sioO 90 or a24 IL 10
On allotment 300 90 or 81 II
December 18th .......... 800 90 or 6l II !
February 18th, ls00.... 300 90 or 0l II
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
Che Curt

" LIFTON On. j. RACES.-Every day this
~ week. Six races, commencing at i 80 D. m. Thirty
minutes from Newly by special train% via Erie T. X,
direct Grand Stand. leaving foot Chambersst II 80
m 70 m and 1 d. IN. Foot 23Lst hve minutes earlier.
Round trip, Including admission to Grand Stand 2l-
c. V. SASS Sec'y T. IL. ENOEMAN, Pres
NEW-JERSEY JOCKEY CLUB RACES,
~ ELIZABETH, y. J..
SIX RACES TO-DAY.
Commencing at . O'Clock.
SPECIAL RACE TRAINS. via Central r. r. OF N. j.,
foot Idberty.s at II 80 and 20 Round Trip Tickets,
Including admission Grand stand, 81 30
H. ID. MCINTYRE. Sec. NJ. f. DWfER, Pres.