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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL

y ROAD
2 WO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LNNCHhURl.
sChEDU LEM tffrtr DLCE NBER -. l.,s
LEAVE RICHMOND.
HoO A NJ. Dail3 uil lNchmond AVID Petersburg
railroad Leaves Petersburg ID I'D
A. ~ daily arrive norfolk TO
go 4. NJ Daily. cia Richmond and PETERSBURG
railroad Arrive Af Petersburg n. U
4. y. so. 3 leaves Petersburg lU ID
a. VI. Tor tarmN.ilt, LYuchhuIF
Roanoke, Bristol, knoxville. ani nI
points -Dufh ana West. IHhOI GH
COACH no kADFORD.
600 i. y. Daily, ri0 Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad. Arrives Ht fcfersbIg lf
go =. N leaves Petersburg $3.50 g.
M daily, arriving Norfolk $3.50 u.
~ thhOJGh CAR TO non.
600 p. NJ. Daii. eta Richmond and potorsl4fg
mlrptd, arriving az Pctcuhutr tf
o9o =. 81, connecting With Train d. ID.
l. leaving Petersburg at s.iI r.. 81
tor karm lllr. Lynlhburg. H0auDar
Pocah0utfs, Bristol, Knoxville laf
Mnooga, ana all points south AMI
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ACUONfODA
TONS.
No l--eleeping car Petersburg o. Bristol
Nthout change. leaving Petersburg daily $50
,tO +; VI. Pullman sleeper Lynohbufg t0
Memphis, without change.
I'D. pullman sleeper Lynchburg tO New
Orleans and Roanoke 10 Chatiano. ga, without
change
tickets, baggago-chocks. and al Information
can De- oDtu nod az nj. hmonI aud Petersburg
Railroad uppot. A. ~. 1arbsf'4. 800 Main
~ Get aud nt tue Companys office. WI Easi
Main street.
". y. BEyILL.
General Passenger Agent.
CHA RLES q. EDDY. Vice PRECEDENT
General Office Roanoke. Va.
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ny MAIL. POSTAGE PREPAID.

Rcmittsnccs should be made by drafts,
checks. postofice orders or registered letter
payable 10
TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
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kTIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERh 5 or.
FICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
rUE COT Nrf OF HENhlCO. ~ VACA-
ZION. DECEMBER 81. 1855
central Lunatc Asylum. ............ Plaintiff
against
IS. If. Ragsdale. sheriff of Dinwiddie county,
Isaac Davenport Jr, Constance r. Moore,
and Thomas Moore. her husUand,..........
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( MD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON
~ PAEY.
FOR NEW YORK.

steamers leave Richmond RYERY rUEN
DAY and FRIDAY AZ DIN.
Steamers leave New York tor Rfchmoud
EVERY WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY
Up. MI arrvingin Richmond MONDAY Rnc
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unsurpnssed.
cabin fare 10 New York gig James river
route Including meals and berlh)....f9
hOund-trp tickets limited 10 thirty DAYS
amer cate or Issue. ...................... IA u
oteefaRe with subsistence. "a.
steel age, without subsistence. $685.. - 500
CABIN rare via Chesapeake and Ohio rail
iphos ........s... 10 o.
Cabla fare via Richmond and Petersburg
oiu 49, ,'''f ,'.t.s. t.tfsts ....... lu lu
Tickets can be obtained al A ". Carriers
lVO Main street; Chesapeake and Ohio and
Richmond aud Petersburg depOts. aud 40 con.
panys offices. l5Oi Main street, and wharf,
Rockets.
Freghts forwarded and through bills OF Lao
Ing Issued for points beyond New York
Freight received daily until hour OF ,aiiinQ.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MON.
DAYS, III ESDA YS. WEDN ESD VS. IrRs-
DAYS, and SATURDAYS by fho Chesapeaka
and Ohio railway CHA Newport NesQslst s.lss ~
and by Richmond and P.tclsD4rg railroad
same day az lO;jo am, Will make connection
az NORFOLK with steamer leaving those
days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN & Co., Agents.
No. Id Main street, and
Ely ls-tf Company Wharf. Rockets.
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abF Dailu 6imrs.
PUBLISHED RvRRi DAY. IN THE YRAR
by THE TINES PUBLIsuING COM
pANy. OFFICE SO RAsT MAIN sTRRRT
RICHMOND. VA.
THE DAILY TINES.
CITY DELIVERY.

Delivered Ia any part OF the city and Man
chester by carriers AZ ~ cents per week.
Persons desiring the TIMEs delivered at
their homes can secure Il boy postal card re.
quest OF order through telephone No $40
When delivery IA irregular immediate com
plant should be- made 10 the ofhce. The ad-
dress may be changed as desired. II care be-
tuken In al oases 10 mention the old and new
address
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XTIRGI MAIN THE CIRCUIT
' rOrRT OF THE CITY or RICHMOND
DECEMBER 10Th. ISIS

" III Or 1 ~ T. u d VI NUN hVN ~
DECEMBER 10Th, 1855.
l.. Younger VI. Milhiser. and @ Mlhiser.
merchants and rartners, doing business under
the nrn uame aud style OF l.. 4. Younger.
Plaintiffs,
against
NOah IS. Holt and -- Kendall. miicrs and
Iurtncr-, doing business under the him name
and sty lo Of y. W. Holt n C0.... Defendant.
In case and upon au al achmrnt returned
executed
The object OF this suit h. 30 recover a9ai 0st
fhc defendants $lf. co. with interest thereon
tt the rate OF six per cCnum per auIum from
AIril -. lsoo until paid. and 10 attach The e,-
tate Oi tine said defendants 300 the city OF Rich
m0nd. and subject the same 90 the payment OF
the plaintiffs claim
And affidavit having been made and filed that
the defendants are non residents OF This
state. 10 isordet ed ihut they "a pear here within
lite n days after due publication hereof ANA
30 Whist is necessary 10 project tnclf inter
-sts iu this sui.
\ copy-Tcste:
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
STAPLES X NUNfORD, pa. 2dozl-iawsNlli
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For splendid reading bright,
sparkling and intensely interesting-we
have not surpassed the story MISS
BRETHERTON."
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PROFESSIONAL

PROFESSIONAL
~~''-7>--,----~---~~----~- ~
JAMES LYoSs. WILLIAM NJ IyoSs
| YoNS & LYONS,
II ATTORNEYS AND cOUNsELLORs
AT LAW
No. IA Skaters Building, Richmond. Va.
we VIII give prompt attention 10 law bust
ness In AL the State ard Federal courts ~ tne
cry OF Richmond aud adjacent oonnties.
nos7-Am
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NfIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
' COURT or THE COUNTY OF HEN
kiCO-IN NACAIION-ON THE 3lsT DAY
OF DECEMBER. l,s3
William H. Beverage. .........,..... Plaintiff.
against
William H. Parkerand Margaret O.. Parker his
wife. D.. ..... ............... Defendants.
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/ VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COM
PANY'S
JAMES RIVER LINE
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,
NEWPORT NEWS. CLAtENONT
AND JANIS RIVER LAND
...,, 800. INGS DIRECT
AND ONLY DIRECT fOCTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OR CHANGEOF
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS:
At NORFOLK. closely with all lines for Bal
tlhOre, Philadelphia, and New YORK same az
ternoOn; also. at Norfolk for Eastern North
Carolina and the South.
AT NEW PORT NEWS for Old Point, Hamp
ton, aud smithheld. Va.
And AT CLAREMONT with the Atlantic 4
Danvilie railroad for Wayerls. hicksford. &c.
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER by DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST LINZ.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED BY
RAIL LINES.
FRS i-CLASs MAILS
The elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states MaiD.
CAPTAIN DEYO.
.....-. - raves AleumOnl every
MONDAY, EsDAY AND FRIDAY
Al ] AN. (slkEkT-CARS CONNECT IN
FULL IlNkl i0r abOye-named places. arriv-
ing at Norfolk about $50 D. m Returning
the steamer leaves Norfolk. and
Newport News on alternate days, arriving M
Richmond about $50 pm.
Through tickets 20 above. named points On
sale on steamer and at CARRIERS Agency. No
lOo Nam street. Baggage checked through
sTATE:RO0Ms ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk ports
mouth smlthiielt, Hamilton. Old Point Wa,,-
cry. and hicksiord, Va. Washington' II. T.
Ne"Derne, Washington, and Tarforo. N. q,
All stations on Atlantic 4 Danville nilroad'
oeapoari Roanoke railroad, Nor folk south
eIh railroad, and Eastern North Carolina
generally also, tor Eastern shore OF Virgins
ana az regular iandiUgs on toe James river
at 70" ESI RATES. and through bills IL
LuClEN y. TATUM, Vice President
~, No. lllI Main street and Rocketts
Irwin "EisiGER, Freight and Passenger AIT.
tmyg9tf
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PlaintiG


IL CHANCEUY.
The object of this suit IS To require the DC
PENDANTS Margaret q. and William H. Parker
Gil, in the purchase OF Isl e-l2ths feet Of land
% Baldwin street. between james and Baker
streets, IN the county Of llenr co. and 90 make
fO said plaintiff good aud sufficient deed o.
said land.
And an affidavit having been made and fled
that diligence has been used by said plaintin 90
ascertain in what county or corporation the said
defendants. Margaret q. Parker and llmm
n. Parker, are. without effect 10 Is ordered
after the due publication OF this order. and DO
whatever IS necessary 10 protect their in
terests herein.
C0py-Teste:
W. g. LEAKF. Clerk.
WADDmL JR., Attorney. sja 4-Flw
NIRGINiA.-lN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY or RICHMOND
THE sTH DAY or JANUARY. 1859.
Mary Alice Mountcastle who sues by her next
friend. W. j. WOrth................. Plaintin.
against
Arthur l.. MOuntCastlc ............ Defendant.
In Chancery.
The object of this SUIT Is 10 obtain for the
plaintiff divorce from the bonds of matri-
mouy.
AMI affidavit having been made and filed
tnat the defendant Is not a resident Of this
State. he is ordered to appear here within Gf-
Teen days after due publication Of thi. order
aud DO what Is necessary 10 protect his inter
ests In this suit.
4 copy -Teste:
CHAs. W. GODDIN, Clerk.
EDGAR ALLAN. pa. 2jag
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ASHLAND TRAINS.


DAILY tAUEFI HrNDAYH.
400 pfn. accommodation. leaves hyrd-str "a
station arrives az Ashland 1t 8 pm.
500 PM. leaves Elba; arrives at Ashland "a
e.i2 PM.
SO am. accom- mediation, arrives AZ Byri-
street station; ioages AshlAntgt
AN.
5:59 pm. arrives AZ Elhs leaves Ashland a.
Big pm.
Q. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agens
4. T. ID. hYER5. General suuarintendonf.
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VIZ POINT ArCOMMopArION.

L, ave Richmond Csid 81. depot. fsf0a.m
Arrive Richmond. " - glp.m
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PANAMA CANAL-A Paris dispatch
says that the contractors at work on The
Culebra section of the Panama canal
deny that they have made excessive de-
mnds, and express their willingness to
continue their lahOrs, al their own eX-
pense, until February II, thus aiIording
time for necessary steps TO be taken for
the reorganization of the canal enter
prise
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A dispatch from London says that an
English syndicate, with "a large capital,
has been trying to corner Cuban to-
bacco for the purpose Of buying out all
the Havana cigaunakers. Other English
capitalists having got wind Of the affair,
have bought the two largest factories in
Havana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
THE WINDSOR,

ELlzABETHtowN. N. w.. Is losated amidst some Of
We lines; mountain seeaery Charming d'os radais Ia
sSedueSe % good sppetite and strength No nosQuiiol.
:aln slrHg, absolutely puTe. Table second 70 nons IN
the AdroDdAeks Telegraph express and ticket ofnecs
in the house Fine and eroquet grounds
iwo splendid owned by the proprietor supply tho
house abundance @! fresh milk, cream butter.
esas Vegetables &C. Circular with city re:srences My
e|aehes eenest WIN III Nnn EE 1t.t. pronrYetor
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Gountrp BgarS.

A BEAUTIFUL FIRsT.CLAss HOME for summer
PRIVATE MANSION hisb, healthy superior view hot
ana cold water gAs Of lava. shade whs on hlu
"a trans daily near deposi asrdcn, fruits Stablinx
Address or call from 90 10 a. s. c. ls2 Wlilari,st
r oAhDERs ACCoAMoDATED, near Great South Rav !;
~ toatlng surf and saltwater bathing, splenfd shade
good table; terms moderate 7. R.waner Blue Point LII
II hpYLoN T. I.-Pleas,nt rooms. with good boar1 nys
ID minutes walk from station Till June 18th apply o.
ls4 JOralemonsL, Brooklyn.
RohIDERS wantei at Summit Farm House on the n Y.
- and y. II. r. house newly rtp1rct and furnished.
AidrrSs for particulars l.. D. CURRY Box 81 Yorktown
Heights. n. y -
COUNTRY BOARD.-Ec~atet situstion; ls:en rooms /:
- Ernal p!a7Tas; reasonable. Address Mss
ANNIE SOXON, Central Valley, y. \.
~ IRST.CLAss BOARD IN MODERN COTTAGE.
with large additions and conGlo l!ouS rooms cenraly
Springs; opcns June Is MRS. S. VAN VEGlITEN Prop
IJEDGEs's FARMHOUSE. in the Ca;sEip- Enlarged
IL and mi rovcd this eCsson nne rooms good boail
50 por week Ad1rcss 20. HEDGES East Durham. n y
ID ARTIFs WISHING rIs,,ant ncE;ion f,I sumner
lcfcrcnccs. address y. PEABODY. Hagrr, N. Y.
:, TAMToED GONNA delightful summer homo a.
> Tho Naples Strawberry utli.2vc. Beautiful
lawn Of four acres well shaded; tennis courts; pure
air: malaria, board excellent Address WILLIAM j.
r,HE "BEAOHsIDE+n- GREENS FARMS, Conn.,
quiet family resort, situated IN Lcng lhIanl SQUAD
For full particulars address .
j. II. PiIPpS. % Union SqU'ro, Ncw.forA
GO dTH.AYT,-A bury Park y. J.-Frst.clnsS hoard
OlO ani home comforts: blocks from thp OCEAN
block from Sunset Lake; win oo ready to accommodate
barriers ny June 5.
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
SGRkhhc LAKE HOUSE,

h. T. EnHssl newly furnishsd md q perite. sanitary
condition. 900 feet elevation coo feet pltzIa Em.
nent physicians recommend climate for lung and throa:
troubles Malaria and hay fever unknown spehdid
isf dining room and office. Table best q the noun
delcacies OF the season equal 70 best ~ Sara
pes. Open May 10 Nov. !. Send for iu.trated cir
Proprietor, Saranae Lake, N. Y.
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ADIRONDACKS.
THE wEST'- HOTEL.

LAKE PLACID. n. Y. .
Charningly located Tire west side OF Lake Placid.
with axe and mountain scenery second 70 none In tho
kdtrondscks Perfect IN al rs appolntnent'. and 10
respect dcliRhtfuI summer home. Open June Is
" October Is Send for circular.
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8RlLPH'So m THE ADIRONDACKS.

" Three and onehat mics from Lyon Mountain |
Station on Chatesugay Railroad; DELIGHTFULLY."- located on
scut nshng billiards bowling Alleys lawn tennis bath
houses; accommodates 1o0 rooms all pleasant ana BEDS
arst class; the taole has . reputation unsurpassed oy
4 n
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guropeGr Advertisements
DARIS EXPOSITION.

DARIS EXPOSITION.
A baroness dos OF spaniinI tho summer in
Switzerland would L.: her furnished apartments until
Tie fall consist Of two bedrooms parlor dining
room, Kitchen ana al Other cAIc"S The position Is cen.
t-o 20, retired An the street. with beautiful shade trees
te3. 100 francs per month The excellent service In the
hnu could be retained Apply - bis Villa Chapial,
Rue Oapta Pars
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Proposals


ID ROPOSALS VIII be received Up 10 lst July
fnr Gr1 .'rg the track az MonE.auh PARK tIaHS
and specifications seen a. tee Cnce Or th' enelh
on the grounds. l.t:e sye ca the HeS.fofA ana
Long Branch HlToaL -
ID HOpOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.
-Hock l>ani Arsenal Rex Island, H.. June II,
l.S9-Scael rOposals ~ trrlicAN, VII 10 CceVe1 pns
o'clock D. ni Friday, July l., iSo9 tor FURNISHING
atiI" TIank'r!. Toras" SILVER. Cold SCI TIL Brsss
lion Copper prlss RSris anf Duss; Iron Bras, ana
optrr Wlrr Nails rr"S TacAS Bots MUS i'eathSrs
Thr al Rove Duck Pains. Cls. CD" meas larr ~ an,
inr ani To5ar Matra Fly r" &I;inS t .np aJest
Irici via lqll mSIuEion ;tGgaoni MISS SS saI OF.
mace Department. L. y. A.. CG@na2 i!.2. ---
Proposals. For MIlII,AK! s. pPL ..1.;-
] once Of the cUar'Im. tar, L. ). M!ay Acaierly.
West ro:. y. :. May e. lsS2 1>co,t 'ic Gsi. n
f,n.s,. sub,sct sal conCiunas. VII 10 feSelfe5
at this One I'M y ,gS nGSn CO." %" T or5%HoG fg ap ..
cool Bu dlg M e,, Ia =. Ec;o' M@ut' iisS Gov sNi
earn rnrs. Macltr - cry. frntns Ma T,a'
OTIS trr,'Gfr Tu'rrI 'srt e., cue a,u'n%3
ETcorl. secs Dnt'r sap Nu.ica: lGc;TGuents ss}
ui'Cn rpp,, cation lCr" Pre- ,!crc W b. eN@, y Ht;;
oufi,r arb rice Cn' ulnq In m pre- Tor Ign pTI'
Inc hrs or nllnCiC. the o." Cul the a. GER.
iTrln,c mop1.as &c rny,lo" mario. Iropneas Tor Ht'
NV su,rlie." eui atc sol :. the uheeIugne CuAS.
" WILLIAMS Cap,1ia art A. ., NJ, U. . a.
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RAY BROOK HOUSE,

-. -. HUIhUNUAIh .HUJNIAINbs
.psNst tfuly located Ray Brook, y. Y. Only three
mica ffom S1ranAc Lake station tho Chateaugay
RI Finest brook trout hsnng IN the Adrondackt
Ar d and invigoratIng pure spring water fresh Nege
ssss milk cream 6utsef eggs ai brook trout during
dated Send for circular with city references
ID. CAMERON P.onrptor
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CHE Gur!.
Gel, nants1.

GEOGRAPHIC REGISTER CO. wants expert book
a keepers % Bt.O luce re" (r"Sstr system Ok book.
keeping. Apply or aires 20J B,oaiHay.
GENTS wagt"l 70 snli Sacrnla's 'K!aC" VaporiHer.
n Ncw fSnt ',t.r2 aYparltu. "'H aiEetisct Good
rrolt.. CYRUS y. ross lib La. itta.st. n Y
II FOREMAN .OR CUT STONE YhiiD-A theoretically
educated who Is also practical stnnee cutter. ana
able take full chsIG" Of stone yard can End srafy
position ri;h gopi salary Address A. care Louis Lloyd
+ Co.. Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

SDuEY PARK.-Dc,iahuul airy rooms. excellent table :;
"A situation LAX" and mode. atr. Al
dts. Mr.. X. PARKER k!ta Cottage 600 toUNmIn'av ave,
~ ,rntF
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Urn Dooos

1JATTINGS.-Chin MattiHgs from 1915
VI RI. 30 yards GE" m?t,nss low prices; Carpas,
irrs Rugs, Fancy Fu ni,uIe. ANDREW LEsTERS
s6Ss. al 'Rr AWAY. -
- IIEMBER Rem rIcr, ladies', Remen-
IL bsr: II.o.th-Aai sr.'.Hg1 65c. Imported Fans.
1S, TrouyIic S-u,r., @j,. M5gSQu"'prCG Sl.l5;
Invai!icrc Corarts $i%I. JNEM'$. 3 Wrst Soth.st.
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snmsaer Resorts.
5nIR0lNDACK MOUNTAINS
!: LAKE george,

VIA TEE DEIAwAEs n SND nU sAHSrooA Lane
as iH .rslnIE CHAsM. SHARON sPRlNGs'
cHAnMnrsTowN. THE GRAVITY RAILROAD &C.
=. .,,.., Line Between Ncw.iork and Montre"''
NJ -, decentralization via Plattsburc to Sn,snao
pire'' To- 80 hmys stage ride 20 Lake Placid or
Lake s.,, Un Lakes. c. miles shortest route from Now
F., guide hotel and nSa'd"ss%nss
Ia time table,. &C. inelSsI m eSr
10 $3.50 w. "a Vice President Albany. N y
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for Gulc

ID ICYCLFS-Bn-glns. S'nt 'nr lst ~ new bicycles a
ID rriucnd prIces. ~ o, ~ gro secondhand ores.
A. W. GUMp & CO., Dayton. Ohio.
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WATER GAP EOUSE,

DELAWARE WAITER EAP, III.
beautiful Mountain Ro-St on spuI Of the BLUE
rIDGE. Hotel modern and complete. Three hours from
NcT.York BY D., l.. and W. II. f. urcT. Junc l2h
T.. W. BRODlIkAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

II lRXLEY HOUSE. AsGuiy Park ~ J.
~ Tcu,h.aye, 81 hounc from Ocean; gas. arteEan
water sanitary arrangements perfect; nrst-c'sss 'oe
hi,rc.s Mrs. A.. SIMMONS.
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DORl NCOURT

SCHOOLEf'S MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, ned,
Near Dudfs Lake and Lake IIepatcJng Via d. L.
". L. l. 10 llackcttstowh AMI J. T. II II t. German
valley acw ana coEniod Gus hgtol with all modern i'm
prov, mcnts Superb voscabies from our own Earien
ni farm products from hns"i property Every concNa
bic means OF sport ami cntcraing.ent Fshng bontnR
ani wen equipped livery AMI sadd.o horses illustrated
clFcul5rS Address
L. V. TILTON Manager
III broadway. Room No 10.
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1.-THE COLI ha BfAH."

Ca,skiu Mountain. A popular spring and family 70
sort near Cairo 400 feet elevation hours from city
grand views white sulphur war baths positNe r"mey
for rheumatism and skin discases no dew. Send for
illustrated guide OF particulars and References Very low
terms June and famies. Plans ana photographs a.
n Y. once 81 Park Row Room %, MANAGER VIII call
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THE FRONTEThC.

Formerly. Round island Housc; loo l.ianf" s,
heat &c. splendid Gshins boating. t!lllads bow.inc
tennis &c: Knpp's Syfacus, ofcl"s,fn - diagram
and circulars address J.. d. DICKINSON.
Frontenar, JcTcr.nM County. y. Y.
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ACKNOWLEDGES.
REEDE HOUSE,
Cascade Lake House.

cascadeyle \. Y. ten mlos east OF Lake FIaeIu IN.
hfyed 70 three tin>es original eapae ana ~ perfect
Sontiton throughout. Large, airy parlo dnlhs fool
"a once .h large on nr2plsS:s Rooms soCd d, s,G
lie hkes which annually rstocke1 making The uous
Ashng the best In the mountains Rates Si2 70 S2 per
week s Ssnd 10y sifSslhsIN E cESrEE fioDsE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
A DiKoNDAcXS,11SRATpc VIEW WoUsE.

DIR0EDACK MOUNTAINS.
"A MANSION HOUSE.
Enaabssa'o~n. n y Now Sgen 70, sircul,rs address
DIRoNDACKs.-MERRILLH HOUSE on Upper Chat
a eaassy Lake Elevation, 1000 feet GranieSt
mountain scenery GOOD trout nshing entire staS0n
First ciass accommodation for 90 guests Open May
70 Eovembef J. Address D. s. MERRILL, Merrill. Gin
Ion Co., N. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
ADIRONDACKS.
LAKE, PLACID STAGE LINE.

LANN
Only coach line through the mountains; new four.
seped m lseni-day after June go fot keene
View hoass. o. So HdlSndacf lodge Transfer station
$50; Lake IIss'd 90 arriving p n re1sGnns
arrive ElIabethtown p ~: competing with kellogg
foads: grand scenery: CAREFUL drivers
AGNEw BROTHERS. ProprA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

ID LOCK ISLAND. II l.. HOTEL MANASSAS Fifteen
ID EIlrs At delightful climate ruparo osihlbg; 0ns
u.uc n't!nc; daily b"as perfect dia'nsge; sable ga,
electric Is mu~ic hall prices ira>onabLc Sohi
lO5 ILLUSTRATED hlnd tuOE. .. >. NAtbhN, Ptgp.
aIi I.rua iway York VIII cali sIdeaca II SIZED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

CAFON sTElN%i, I AND I HHSIIIIFS; ~ ",
AIKHLIN I'm TA W %HHlEs t n, suP Fl nS
rf&rE HT 'L.XiSG EST swiaMING P6oL OF
ALkAiiSE LiTIiIA WATr.R ia the wor!i. SutE!ti
SUMMER CLIMATE. Hero - where n" SICK III,
COVf.R sni tho WE'LL ARE ALWAYS HAPPY San.
W. " ". H. SALE Propr'et,r
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-16
A HOTEL BURNED.
An Early Morning Fire at San
Monica.

An Early Morning Fire at Santa
Monica.
The old Santa Monica Hotel, the first
building erected in that city, was de-
stroyed by fire about O'Clock yesterday
morning. The proprietor, T. R. Ben
nington, had retired at half-past Il
o'clock and put out all the lights. An
hour afterward the porter discovered that
the building was on fire and woke up the
guests, who attired themselves in what.
ever they could lay their hands on and
left the house as rapidly as possible.
There Was no ttiiule to spare and the only
things saved were the sets of furniture in
the parlor. The fire started in the
kitchen and was caused by defective
fue. The building was owned by Senator
Jones and Colonel Baker and was valued
at $35 900, insured in San Francisco. The
furniture was insured for $40, 500 in the
Orient, Lion and National Company
German-American Company, and with
Dobinson & Fairchild.