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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
A CUP OF COFFEE.
II Contains the stimuiu. Of Spirits and the
Delicscy Of Nectar.
U~o4n fbf C1tcogo Head

From Ue chicago Hrdld
The Herald and good cup of coffee
should appear together at the breakfast
table. Consideration OF a question so
closely related to the welfare and hsppi-
ness Of its readers and the further extension
Of its own circulation leeds this journal of
civilization to a duty which it fears it has
neglected in the past.
There is breWed in nearly every house.
hold a beverage that may possess all the
virtues of the hot water treatment, all the
.timulus Of spirits, sll the deliclcY of the
olympisn drink. To the man who IL
normally conditioned the Arabian pota
ton brings moral courage and phy steal
force. Too much of it will not thicker his
brain or harm his digestion And yet no
wise man will drink too much.
More sins are committed in cohee's
name than have been charged to freedom
herself. With the quackery which fastens
naturally on human procedure, there has
been an instructive mosement to add some
thing to the infusion Of coffee The egg
stale, hat and Improbable for half the
year-hss come TO be- fsl-ely reckOned a.
part Of coffee. Housewives who have no
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

No. 1e1S-A Strange Creation.
I've hands and feet and features fine,
To you ! often tell the time;
I'm sometimes seen upon the moon,
The catt c seek me on al noon.
Around each house ! creep AZ night,
From me the guilty hastes his flight;
/ help 10 prove the earth is round.
J swiftly move withOu. sound:
] walk with you each pleasant day,
! chase the children when az play;
They cannot catch me If they try,
Yet they are as fleet Of foot as l.
! am not light, I'm sure you q say,
And yet lis true ! nothing weigh:
Whene'er the moon is clear and bright.
Ny form towers 20 q wondrous height
But when the dinner hour is nigh.
More br0ad and short and thick am !:
II before You proceed
And II you wish 70 take the lead,
Then turn and go an opposite way,
Or wait till different time Of day
Frosty.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO

Departure OF trains from VII
ume. Schedule In effect NOyemb
Express for Chicago and the ,
=. m, $40 p. N. and $40 p. m. dai
u. daily except Saturday.
Express for Cincinnati and e.
N. daily, and Ills p. N. daily exc
/ Columbus accommodation 1855 q
For Columbus, 1928 Il. m. daily
N. daily except Saturday, and Do
cept Sunday.
Bellaire Accommodation, Ills r
only.
Express for Washington, D.
| Philadelphia and New YORK, via.
N. and $40 p. n. daily.
For Pittsburg and Washington
daily; Express, 7:30 a. m. daily;
except Sunday. Additional way
ington, Pa, $50 p. m. daily excep
Pittsburg, Baltimore and Ph.ls
IN, daily.
For Moundsyille, 8. m, $40 A.
except Sunday, and $40 p. m, da
For Grafton, $40 p. m. daily.
For Cumberland, $40 a. n, dai
day.
For 81. Clairsville, s:55 a. m,
$40 p. N daily except Sunday.
Express trains arrive rom Chi
$50 a. m, and $40 ?. m. daily, al
daily except Monday.
Express trains arrive nom 81
I cinnau, 3.55 a. N. and 60 p. H., Oh
Express trains arrive from Philp
umore and Washington, d. C., viz
p. m. and 9.05p. m. daily, via.
a. m, daily.
Trains arrive nom Columbus,
/ $40 ?. n. daily, and 1875 a. IN.
I day.
Trains arrive from PltEburg, q
and l245 p. NJ, eIcep, sunday
I Snd lilo p. m. daily.
Trains arrive from Washingi0
daily except Sunday.
From MOundsville, 9.f5 a. N
p. m. daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive rom Grafton, "
daily.
Trains srrive nom Cumbc-i
daily except Sunday.
FROM ST. ClaiIgville, 1910 anL
n. daily except Sunday.
For Columbus and Cincinnati
day only.
From Bellaire, 1905 a. m, sumo
Baggage called for ana cheCF,
residences on orders len az Tic
Market street, and 81 Depot.
CHAS. {
General PRsel
a. n NJ FMFNTs Manager
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

No. I22O-uhnrnda.

It's beautiful day and the breeze Ger the bay,
Is laden with richest perfume
From the grst lily-blows where the tall total grows
And the calla-fOwer revels In bloom
But this ordorous breath bears q message ofdeath
As it sweeps from malarias lair;
And the life blood Gibbs fast and our energies last
As we drink In the scent freigbtcd air
GREGORY GALE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
No. 1919 -Progresslvs Halfsquare.

PUSHES. straw, etc, 10 be laid on the aoor for
wiping the deet; {. An alloy of copper, tin iron.
etc. 3 Crude black copper reduced, but not re-
fined from sulphur, etc. 6. Material. T. Puru-
lent. CAL ANDO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
No. 12ei-oompound AcrostIc.

WORDS OF Ten LETTERS EACH.
]. A propeller p A kind OF watch B.
A light, purified spirit obtained from paTafne
f. An eyelet. g. Having kindred.
PrimGS-The luster OF a diamond.
FlnGis-TO roll forward.
Combined The propeller Of a steam-vessel.
ST. ELMO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

-
No. i222-Anagram.
THREE WORDS.
"C0nlc my s0lr.rs," now pay tn
am not alone in sin,
Though ! may be In the wrong.
Part may still to you belong
Though / SANDER you the while
lis because of my own guile.
For folks always love 10 say
Others are as bad as they
ArDyr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

-
l22f-Odd sprites,
Hiding near our houses,
Creeping under trees.
Each uric sprite carOuses
With any 10 can seize.
Grot5squely escorting
Every passer-by.
Mimicing, distorting,
Each one on the sly.
Never end their gambOls-
Never wearied yet.
Never end their ramblcs-
TIL sun and moon have set.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
MUSTANG LINIMEhT

CURES PILES. BURNS. CUTS, ... G0RSS,
GITIsES. CHILBLAINS& FROSIBIILS
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No. 12e3-Rebus

What article placed between two Letters will
give the name of a musical instrument. much
used and much abused in this country and
Europe? KIcK
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

Through tickets and baggage checked 70 ali
poinS.
For rates and other Information, address
FkkD HU5EMEh, 1rEv. Pass Ag't,
Wheeling, w. Va.
WI. ROBINSON, Gent Pa. Agent
PRrkeEburg, ". V,
WI. OSBORN, s. T. A., Pomeroy. o.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
SPHINX KNOTS.
No. Pisa Strange Creation.

Any communications for this department must
be addressedto Z. K. CHADBoUgS Lewistown, Ne
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
CtLEVELAED aFW7WBTsc Z 2.

Under sch0duls N 9sscl Feb. 10Th lS9 trains
lssvs Bridgeport, Ohio, Central standard Tins;
For PitH5urgh, Chicago and Cleveland, 4 so a.
n. FOR Pittsburgh, l0-22 O. q For Chicago and
Cleveland 17 p. m kor Pittsburgh and New
York, SD p. N. Yor steubsnylne. ssS3 a. N.
For Martins Ferry, t:i5 O. N. Trains GrriYe a,
Bridgeport At 1888 .. m, lC:22 q. Il H1}s ,. n,
40 ?. N, and 7.47 ?. n.
A. l. KALLIEG, Ticket Agent
nois Bridgeport, Ohio.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

Time TabletaEing eject February 80.
sengei trains will run ~ iollows-Centf
All trains daily except those marked
which DO not run on Sunday.
SOUTH EoUsD. lNo.7tNo. o. Mo-
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

~. NJ. OLEMENTs. Manager.
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RECORDED MoRreAers.

bsrndt yoseph to seemans Savings p,nk q, Nav.
Bal Enoeh % George BfsasI " mort sSe 600
s''h ysStS, motteases 90 1000. - -'
Of 4tSsye V.st go e Elizabeth n6 Tobias 4oths
q. b sans anS@ss to- 70 henry Bese RivngtOpst,
awe onsy rss,. As .snS Frank os iSst6. of 9Th
ave and sJth 3. years morgssss 5000 cor 9Th
t.ss' 1Ssas' = 6cS Es1t M sssSS
'v s:i.. sI 'i fs.i s'G aSss, .sa.. ..
Hyei,, May 70 John Hnlyer. No iol oAsnbsr...,
IsnDsl: Adam, to Stephen Duncan. No 272 West 1,a.
same 10 sarah Marshall, No 27o wes. l1th.u e
Hiatsehie. Frsnz, to AEnes HOFFMAN,. r,I,,,v..
Hickey. John. % William Renwiek e. al trustee,
0 . loefh.st, W 5dlave, 3 years 90. 100000.
Lokf. ElfTabeth. 70 john Brown 1Hth-st, " 9Th.
lynch. Timothy. 70 John Simon, W 1stave, 1914.
Monroe, kugasan. TO Robert Watson, No 100 1,A.
Peters. John r g Margaret Ia Pierre. s s5a.s, W
slnSn, John, 10 Emipant Ina ssy Bank. Ist.ave.
As;netchs1. Thsodoe. to Aibon Man, n 1lsu At,
Nossisip. Vssatne, 10 Lewis HurSa. . . 1stA,t, q
: Hnuss 6has b. 70 Mutual Life Ins Co OF Y No.
$40 ana S5l Broadway. year a4oo, 900.
essendofr. Morris, 10 John Parsons, q Heary,S At
ses@If. :JseeS. % sasss Brown. cOiumDla-ss Of
s.ssSss h siss'ss :, shave, YEAR, siiooo
~ ssrY. Mlehaa g Stephen Msftihex, No 100 West
.slss.f kansa, e bank for sayinss SIS 77th.ss,
/, WOOD Mar q samuel RfEe,. No IL RoOsevsl.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-24
REAL ESTATE.
,u,,,vsS At THE EXCHANGE

r.s considerable competition YESTERDAY ~
s,.ns NJ j. Thomas stearns Tor NO. oA' -
NV s..o,,aLst tour-story broWnstopo hoS
seve en.,os The property ran up between sewers
-. "a ss6e00; George f. Wenelmsh WIS So
, e Morris wilkins soid.a full lot IN "es' CO.
pus. :, cast OF Ninth for 20 SUI 10 I a,
seYenh-s ,tsssr r Meyer offered No. ~ Cehue-s..S
Eo s,ory and basement building IN S III ZOO 10
.iro OF lad at the side II SOLO LOT n,esd' under
sa,on' Irame dwelling and staD ore, !. sooSSeo,
PssssS- New Brighton, s. l. tbs piot Steyens'
and nc gHsrnet Co offered No. 800 East r1'r Hn
.4 iourrstory and cellar brick teT zen az 100,
issnsS; IL sos sod q 30 ia East
II a fourstory and basement oro~s'WS My 10 Moor
@ ssxiOo, to J. srs6e for S2ICoV midway between
s.p add Water sts lot 2lx39 s sTSSsSn' sSld No.
nan James Redmond. John F. D; sny d6,,bIe tcne.
si3 East Thirty nnth-st" mc osyos. II brought
smaooS rom F. GoFgins bore lyon has s,s s0n tSre
private sale to ms. Lillian G. V nn the northwest
aory ~ 6ne-Sundred aud, nneteenth,st ana MAJ"
sstfsn ave- lT7x50, for SeQO0Q ISSiou the first
The portrait q rr .IS subscribed for by various
members for presentation TO the pnard Room by
mslly presented yesterSs sv Of the committee The
FIST VICE president Myer $. lssacsA dSressSs w%rS
portrait in an appropriate speech ana R. Y. Harnett
also made by George H. S0o" ""N
N.v.York THURSDAY, May o.
- la, Ss,n bsd OF the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day: .
By John T. stearns'
..o aTsnE T aa, ISs 3 " we F sssSoS
-0' :" BY John y. b. smyth.
6.,ory buUdlne with lot No Si So 400 40 ''''~
q, SSsys Iot p5xSs, Goeshs sio'""o'
'" nv Z II. Ludlow o.
- a7tAst e2S II c OF 9th-ave, 25x1oo.b,
Emo, $500. :, ,,.oo,, A. n.
. ,n,aps with lot, No 10 Moore-st Oh
-. t.,"ii H. SiSso j Redmond 81 900, o,,~ :.
EfyaE 1000 bhldns with lot No SO6 East Sotn'sI
Of 2dsre bTaaldng with lot No ia East 69hsS
LAO :" hrildtnes With lots 50 and 40 Gfand'st ana
-, sac Ky aS % .sf was adjourned sine die.
' BY A. II. Muller soE.
, ,o,x and 3 story buildings with lets No eS Centre
., s5T Il Of Wor;h.st lot 1710HoT'OxlehSl'1o'
Lsys s:sys sWsiiSs with lot No 4s7 wos: EndaVe.
. a sS,s.n lot 20xS0, II De Forest s2e SOU
STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY.
as,ory dwelling and stable with plot OF land
e,.krand Terreee 30 II OF LAfsyeteaVe New'briBh
~ not eO0x4e0x237 4x<G0 Stevens sl9 200 ~.
~ Smiiar house and stable with plot OF lAAId, 1Sn
.ssa Terrace, l25 Z OF Frankn-aN. plos loOx1ss.
B Iesvitt s1s,250.
by william W. fogg.
s.,s NJ drelIinss with lots Nos J. 90s TO 2oos Mad
son.aye corner OF 127th-st, was Withdrawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-24

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSPARENT. T. CITY.
so ssss,, lot ga ii.n 70 s1ssoO
fsiss:s s. sS;s West: Isaac @Trht 70 ii soOO
74s,S. n.rS ~. 10 WIN storms ana another 10000
w.s'I Nssm kS q z'T al and 49, 1aooO
s.haSe. W cor ioath;st ieSxlo9il eHOrs a. nm
s. aasSRSs tose9in iSsss '''
7. van to hf l9s n H Sh.aye aaxiO2a Martin
SsSs Asd We e. 70 ~, %'1 % iifS'GH Foster and
.aSheI eSOfs Pay 1Ss5, VOCAL SSsYs Timothy 'OO
l'i fsScA and vie John Simon -: ~;
ch, a1a Tfs % NAY Hyer ana another 80 1880
F0Js Ias Il to Tn IScn.r and another $4,000
s.s sJS7ss ( : & i:rR s;,SSS; ::S.
ersSd. No G9 s. Mayer Kahn ana wife to jaime;
Ss 5 Ss; SSsioo scOOo
ioetsst, IS n Of ist:aSe George Bradish
Mo sad Ss 60 h% iis S .. iSis c17OS
o'1 SsSaRis F iSS = Sss's ssSS s1OO
Avsn ssy ana r fGsnf e Sss
s'f saist L. f Fer ana iss %s:H 70 John
clintoos, No l27 Executor of Jane B0nsOr to ooo
ssrsh Lew ...... 1850
sarsh z Loem $500
RosenSers :, :" . - 2o2So
s4&.sS J" SSs :. y q .th.ssc' aj1ioO8 sa%c =,
Same S S,opsry John and Cecilia and Folk
ssds. $ SS9 r. v e 4.h;svs, ,2sIioOs; John
ssdst- 8 $50 II Of 4thavs. 60xioos; same
aassos ave. % Il Of Lot. 81 ana So 6cGn:
asg line s3xl 50; Geo Wills and wife to
Same property: Charles wills and wife to
ssds 10 los VEST Theodore oonnoiy referee. &c
fo.Sss eso Il Of shave 2ox6sS i1iis: i'OOO
beth L Tobias 70 Margaret L Barker -. 1880
p cronin 70 Mstiida W Bruce -. ~ 200
Columbia No %; Solomon Harris and wife
Rissssss:.. : ia Of Gsn6on.st l7e1 OoO"
and wife Q Norris Rosendoff. 26,Ioo
ssyrs Assignee. to i1 HaT and iN Blown $50
f asss,s. Iss ;Pa Sor TSs1 e 1850
10Y o: esor Geo BALDWIN 70 oliver McGinsis 10000
ioo w psFSrsst ana 20 vie q % Hlessnds s
ssa Gag sSns WIN II 70 1coco
yssn Cesnay ana wife % Franc,s n Jencks ]. &c.
ioat same 70 zane &c.
rec -xa2 6Hs,nxl14.a Catherine Muatgan to
tsts st, ). s25 II OF ist.sva 2Sxioo.S trustee
.s, P.sd sasSGs; 3 PHI Sos cptoo ps1 1850
eeeria ana wife e Vsiea.ine Mossieln $3.50
- Issn W pscso, e John Miller aad snOther $1,000
~ nsses Nh Ho9naS "a, . Fan, TiskchIe 400
s.ss properly. Stnis;;ii j iicns: 70 Ro.s:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-24
Che Gurt.
Drn GOODS

ID USINESS PERFECTION Highest Quail
- ltyi Lowest pncesI Elght-buttOn Trouvtlle CSC. ;
LavaIllsro corsets ii 90 IcbSrrs Perfumes 35c I'm
ported Fans Csc. JAMMES. - W. 30th.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-24
80 UliMEE RESORTS
AND
EXCURSION ROUTES"
10 Tho Ute Of handsomely illustrated Tounst' Guide
Issued ~ tbs
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD,

containing 2i0 pages descriptive Of the famous health and
pleasure rcor'A n New York State New England Cana
d. &C. giving fu Information respecting ana rates
a-1 complete list Of Hotels and BoAriinR Houses
and description 81 surrounding. and tho number
and 81 irapA
copies may b" obtained application 10 company :
agents &ig 755 Dt2 broadway. u PARK Place.
l3-thst station. - West l2sthht. New York 5S3
Washington T,b Tultoa.,t, SOS Bedford ave- B.ook.
In OF by enclosing cent, Ia stsnDs ~ GEORGE II
ton Nev.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-24

Brilliant music by 23d Regiment Band and Grand
COLLATION. at o'clock on Saturday afternoon mt the
close Of Opening week OF Sales OF Properly
steothsf- anson Farm, adjoining Morris Park. The
special per discount Will be allowed amer
Saturday. Fer maps and free passes, apply to JEHH
JOHNSON. JR., 60 Liberty-st.. New-York and 1913
Fulton. At, brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-24
Lost ano fonn6

I osT Or STOLEN. Handbook no. eoi, 77o issued
IA by the herman Savings Bank IN Tho CIV 81 KSS.
yS e y .. H anS A psr;ons sfe cautioned ncSo
bsnk eorner 1ttA.sl aad ttbsys II nst Restored on
hs AA daY Of June 1859, application viii be made 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-24
FOR SALE OR LEASE At TARHYTOWN,
1.-THE Castle"

THE FINEST COUNTRY HOUSE IN AMERICA
MAGNIFICENT VIEWS or HUDSON, NEWLY
FURNISHED AND DECORATED. APPLY TO w.
II. H0YT & CO., o VANDERBILT AVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-24

Go any day this week scrc. johnson, Jr.s, Grand
Opening Of stoothen Paulson Farm adJoinInE Morris
Park ard ClareBesSille Free daily Excursions COL
istl0a evey afferuosn nj g. superb lots In line Of
Breetlyn ,as gniaesni irnpro,smenis. Price snS
fres either CaTepcevlie Moryjs Park statlen and
ave minutes from WoodbayeS where all rapid
ysfs johnson, ~, 90 LiSesiy St. Nsw"YoTG, and Sos
FaliaR ~, BPooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-24
For Sale, or will be Rented Unfurnlshed
with Option Of Purchase,

handsome country residence on orange Mountain with
SeW.Yarf perfectly healthy Every modern convenience
In house.. Large barn and outbuldlnRs conservatory
dover and vegetable gsrdcns fruit ana shade Ad
WIN. v. CAnoLIN. sner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-24
10 Get, furuisbso.

Country.
4 AR9E COTTAGE AND GRouNns =, ,r..,nor. n =
dress COX, Tribune oaice. ''" "'''ui nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-24
THE COLE If BtAH."
THE NEW TAPPAN ZEE nOTEL.

SOUTH NTACK.ON.THC IIUDsON, n 7.
sv.,uy FNs'C,ss. Family Ngt"i. with al modern
Improvement. Opens Juhg list 2 minutes from dcpoS
House 10 selection Of rooms send ior eirculas
w w. PALMER
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Gounlrp Board.

COUNTRY BOAAD.-Rew. anpshire.-Splcndd oppof'
tpth,y igt snail party desirable anu cheap 80
way ' 49,
ID AKrIES WISHING pleasant and hesjthtul location
- summer recreation, mountain sports, 60, address
" M Box 40. WllIamstown Mas -
- ~ if1p BhEEzE VILLA. North AsbuIy Park. N j.
- uyA@ aoHghtfnliy situated: un6fuhsn view OF ocean
nv D'oek from fine surf bathing and from Deal
LSAei number limited terms moderatS
,S..s Vm New. fofk Del. and Lack. r. r. near depot
NIns moderate. Miss r. POTTER Wyoming n ].
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Countrp pr0pertp for Sale and 60 Get

spscsss has beeq earned ~ BensodhuT.t BY The Sea
sale. Map seni. G. b. y. RxNDoLPH, IT Wall st.,
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D 50 mN,,asslS.s freight or passage apply 70
I'' JAMES T. WARD & co. 1l3 wAlst

HAMBURG. a MEXICAN PACKET co.
Al EXPRESS SERVICE between NewroIk sosn:
1mpton I,onaon) aud Hamburg by the new twin screw
steSmers Of 10 600 tons and Y 800 hOrsc power
HAMMONIA, May 80, d a. m A., 49,
REGULAR SERVICE TO Plymouth iondon1, oheH
bourg lPars and Hamburg AsS diIest 70 hAmO''S ipns
S SS%S9 e M sy e kasisio June
" LAT cabin $50 and upward steerage AZ low rnss
General broad SIPefRsI 6Hf fitiRSp 4ac
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POLAND SPRING.
oten Gre. and steam hsa,, nrs,-olls seeom~ dAaoH'
IN connection with Tho "Fai FlH4sd"
POLAND WATER,

Ire medicinal qualities q which have equal 10 Iha
unibd slates Europe, maze tor he.s Ia selrth q
u ara quiet uAled tor both Aud
WDsr me in lass Of this word TehoWnsd "wsbsEs
Nsrs double that Of al me Spring a. ssratSa combined
keN.Yofk Depot lOA Nassau s.. Tribune building
Send for sf9 nSk OFT r 1hRhm HifKsNR SoNA
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s.s Of dwellings with Iots Nos ]. 90S 10 2oos Mad
son.sye corner OF 127th-st was Withdrawn
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WATER GAP House,

DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA.
4 beautiful MouhtSln Rostyt spur Of the BLUE
RIDGE. Hotel modern aud complete. Three hours from
Srw.I ork by -, l. and W. r. T. up'ns Iunc i2th.
T. W. BRODHEAD.
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Ocean Steamers.

- TATE LINE between New York, Glasgow
- Belfast (arns). with through tickets reduced
rates Liverpool. London, Dublin, &c.
sINTf. or GEORGIA ...... Thursday. May 30. q N.
STATE OF NEVADA.......... Thursday. June o, noon.
e35 $50 according location OF state
room Excursion tickets a56 2, 800 Storage tickets 20
aud from ali parts Of Europe lowest From pier
foot Ot Canal.sL. North River.
For freight and passage apply 20
AUSTIN BALDWIN 3 co. Gen. Agents. SO By, ". z
sucragc offcc. 81 broadway EsW.YOrk
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Gnmmer Resorts.

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Of the country. There 10 . mo
ton pending for consideration next
June, recalling the Libraries that are In
charge OF the respective members OF the
Board, and the line Of policy recommend
ed by the Department OF Agriculture
was unanimously adopted, excepting the
recalling Of the libraries, II was too
early at the time that the report was Is
sued to give the result Of the effort %
popularize the work OF the Station BY
means OF seed distribution but Informs
ton since secured demonstrates conclu'
siyely that the only way an Experiment
Station can be successfully conducted 10
to concentrate Its work at one point
and keep the scientific men engaged
upon such investigations as are contsm'
plated in the law organizing these Sta
lions, It 10 certainlya matter OF con-
graduation that the Board has been in
duced 70 adopt line Of policy more in
harmony with the workings OF Agricul-
tural Experiment Stations in the cOun'
try than that contemplated and out
fined in this Hrst annual report,