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The Dickinson press., 1895-02-02
Mill CITY Dixorc.

Minneapolis. Jan. 30. Early this
morning James Lawrence, of the firm
of Lawrence. Truesdell & Corristion.
appeared at the district court and IRA.
sented afidavits to the court by which
the divorce suit brought by Gertrude
Side against Charles X. Sidle was
placed on the calendar for Immediate
trial. The defendant did not enter nm
appearance, and before ten o'clock tho
testimony had all been heard and the
decree granted.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-02
County Auditor conte.t

st. Paul, Jan. 30.-H. NJ. Oerter or
Chaska was this morning appointed
by the supreme court as referee IN
the county auditor contest in Carver
county. Fred Westerman was elected
county auditor at the recent election
put L.. Streukens, who should now ro'
tire, will not surrender tho off,ca
claiming that Westerman Is NOT mn
American citizen. The lattnr boa
brought the case to the supreme cour
on a writ of quo warranto. and tha
above disposition was made of It this
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-02

DR.. =. {. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT
authorized agents only, to cure Weak Memory;
Loss OF Brain and Nerve Power; Lost Manhood;
2uickness; Night Losses; Evil Dreams, Lack of
Loss of Pow of the Generatiyei cans in either
sex, caused by ver- exertion, You.nful Errors, or
Excessive Use of Tobacco. Opium or Liquor.
and Death. By mail, 81 a box; six for S.; with
WyIritten guarantee to cure or refund money. Vests
4ivss Eea n.re Sick Headache: B~ilionsness,
Liver Sssnpssint, Sour stomach, Dyspepsia, and
Drenkel & Davis druggists and
sole agents, Dickinson, N. D.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-02
For Crow CrceE s,o,.

Washington, Jan. 30. The house
committee on Indian affairs to-day re-
ported favorably Mai. Pickler's bill
appropriating S1S7.OOO for the Grow
Creek Sioux to equalize to them their
shortage of land under the treaty of
1859, as compared with the other
tribes Of South Dakota.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-02
WANTED.

lGENTS to sell our choice hardy nursery
. stock either on Salary or Commission. We
also give our men the privilege of selling our
new and choice varieties OF seed patatOes.
Secure the agency at once. which will hand
somely repay you as now is the time to sci,
such goods for spring planting.
Address: F. N. MAY COMPANY. Nursery
mel and P~ropagators Of Choice Seed Potatoes.
Rochester, N. Y.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-02
PAID ny
A Check for SG.OO7 ON Account OF
Pine Land.

A Check for S0.OO7 ON Account OF
Pine Land.
st. Paul. Jan. 81. - State Auditor
Dunn today received a check for &c.
OO1.6O from T. r. Foley Of Aitkin,
who was sued by the state pine land
committee for trespass in cutting tim
e without authority of law from Sec
ton IL. township 81. range %, Aitkin
county. The amount Of the judgment
obtained by the commission was ST.
G37.6O. The expenses of the commits
sion were $467.2O, and those of the at
torneys in the case $19S.8O. In add.
ton to this the attorneys fees were
$1,000. There ia still due from Mr..
Foley SSa33 .62.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-02
F.. Ox-- Flnl V.

AN OLD AND WELL TelED RExEDY.-Mrs.
ove INIT flisy years aTs. BY m,i sy ons II IN mo D her. tori Tor their sSl
children while I4etning. with perfect su ces !
1t soothes the child, softens the gums, allays q
path. CUES WIND collie. and ts the best remedy TO
druggists In ever part OF the World. Twenty.
i've cents Q bottle It's value isl o 'Iculacla. b.
sure aun ask for xrs. Winslo 3 eo0sning syrup.
and lake no other HI ID. 49,
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-02
Mig Riot In Mexico.

City Of Mexico. Jan. 31.-A riot oc.
cured yesterday at Ocatlan. The min
ers working in rival mines became IN
volved III a general fight. After the
excitement had nuieted down it was
discovered that fifteen had been killed
and t%hirty-tive badly wounded.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-02
lkfckinx ON sm,.n

Washington. Jan. 30. Representa-.
1.-Two Picker OF South Dakota brought
7 the White House today a delega.
ton OF Yankton Sioux Indians and
complained of the arbitrary conduct
u their agent, j. A. Smith.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-02
Kicking an smsHh-

Washington. Jan. 80. - Representa-.
tive Picker Of South Dakota brought
to the White House to-day a delega-
ton of Yankton Sioux Indians and
complained of the arbitrary conduct
of their agent. j. A. Smith.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-02
senntors, SIM ~,

Minneapolis, Jan. 30. = Mrs. w. y.
Washburn left last night for POTTS.
town, where her youngest son. Staniev
,ts seriously Ill with pneumonia. Sen.
ntor.Washburn will probably leave to.
night for the same destination.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-02
WIN Wed tine Duche...

London, Jan. 27.-It is now positive
ly announced that Lord William
Beresford is to be married to the duch-
ess of Marlborough, formerly Mra.
Louis Hammersly of New York, during
the coming spring.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-02
Many Mel, ldl..

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Jan. 2A.-All the
collieries Of the Lehigh and Wilkes
barre Coal company will he idle dur
Ing b coming week. Eight thousand
men will he without employment,
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-02
Murder case cnntinueh.

Carrollton. Mo-. Jan. 31.-The ease
Of George and William Taylor, the
m%urde"ers OF tho Meeks family. was
to-day continued to the March term Of
court 49,
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-02
Acquitted a. C...,on

Creston, Iowa. Jan, sO.-After three
hours elaboration the jury returned
Q verdict acquitting ID. 8, Bell Of the
charge of numbering Lewis mckinley,
a Burlington switchman, in January'
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-02
Acunittea ~ cr..4a.

CrestOn. Iowa, Jan. 3O.-After three
nours' delibcration the Jury returned
a verdict acquitting d. s. BELL of the
charge of numbering Lewis mckinley.
a Burlington switchman, in January.
1891. I'D.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-02
wanted in PhnadeInbt..

Denver, Jan. 29.-H. Semple has been
arrested in this city on q telegram
from Philadelphia saying he is want
ed in that city for forgery. and the
embezzlement Of $500.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-02

Bismarck. N. D., Jan. 70. Senator
Htllier's bill regulating warehouses,
and elevators on railroad rights Of
way was again referred to the oom-t
mittee on warehouses. Valentines
bill relating to petitions for the sale
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-02

GAN I OBTAIN A PATENTs Fra
linn 4 CO. 3 have had nearly III! IT.
SdxEeais..ce To the patent. business. Itomm1nics.
tf or ,sto concerning Patesn and low % oSe
HlnLnem sent frea. Also . o0toj0Gua of mschS1.
aaaents taaen through Num- & Co. recsfvs
ssRR1Sass sr aos,es ~ the scteltiac A1erieeS, nd
81 cost to,,the inventor. This splendid nSS@
iss s.9 wsekly: elegantly illustrated, has 81 = flsSs
wqfs6, L. syear. Sample copies Senf YfssI.a.
eoDa Hsa i c Edition, ,naonthly. HtOayeas: efnsis
a1n! plates. in colofs. and sVh0tnsSSpha AZ -
s1Sesee With PLAN. enabling BUILDER to show ~
MUM & co. Z YsRKs S61 BRo1DTAY.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-02
STATE LEGISLATURE.
NORTH DAKOTA LAWMAKERS AND
THEIR WORK.
The Proceedings. Of Both Branches
of the legislature, Arranged and
Condensed In Convenient Form for
Rapid Reading.

Bismarck, N. d., Jan. 25.-Am0ng
bills introduced in the house ere
these: Cooper, for taxing mortgages;
also making intos ication punishable by
fine of from S. to $25; Staful, provid-
ing that the cost Of destroying Russian
cactus be put On the tax roll: Korsm,
providing II tax for destroying
%gopehers; Prosser, by request. regulat-
ing number of brakcmen on freight
trains to two for every forty-five cars,
and one additional for each ten cars
added; Tyler, providing for drainage
in the interests of public health. The
senate concurs III the house resolution
directing the treasurer to borrow $780,
900 on funding warrants; also for a
committee to confer with Minnesota,
Washington and Montana in relation
10 taxing express companies.
The house received with applause
the news of the election Of Nelson as
senator in Minnesota. Maj. Edwards
introduced a bill for leasing coal mines
to be worked by convicts at 20 cents
per ton royalty and SOLD to individuals
at an advance OF 10 cents per to above
cost, also for taking the census.
In the senate IIaggart introduced O
bill to fund the $1S0,00O floating debt.
Parkin introduced one authorizing
''refreshment" places to be licensed,
the intention being to authorize the
sale of drinks US is now done ut
Mandan and other places, notwith-
standing the %prohibitory law; and au-
thorizing the extension Of past due
capitol warrants haunting to $63,4O7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.


1t begins to look as If the powerful interests
which have recently lifted the stock market
might be able to step out from under very soon
and contemplate prices sustaining themselves
easily and at a comfortably high point Trading
to-day amounted 20 1923 23l shares the largest
total seen for nearly a month. There is no
great trading by the New-York public; at least
brokers Offices show no marked increase In the
number Of purchasers. Considerable buying
occurs, however. upon Out-of-town orders. and it
is safe To- say that If this thing Is kept w for a
few days" local spectators and investors will not
be able 70 stay out. There will be no reason
why they should. Then. indeed. will the Stock
Exchange be joyO,~ and voc!fcrous place After
a little hesitation az the opening this morning
business became active in large measure owing
to covering by those traders who sold yesterday
on the generally unfayorable news especially tho
st. Paul earnings and the passing Of the Balti-
more and Ohio dividend. London quotations had
given the bears no comfort When the up
ward movement was really started. Il advanced
steadily.
Not only do most well known stocks show
advances. but the feature OF the day. perhaps.
may be said to have been furnished by the rise
in lowpriced stocks. There news Of i'm
pOrtance concerning them. Tennessee Coal and
Iron conspicuous for rise OF "a, but this
not held and its net advance was only -
TO H1s Pacific Mail. Lake Erie and Western.
On'dilO ana western. Kansas ana IeNdS pre-
ferred. Toledo and Ohio Central. Wabash pre-
ferrel and Wheeling and Lake Erie moved up
whole points or large fractions. For the most
striking gains. however. must look ut the
entire list-St Paul IA net to 6oi4 Northwest
ern 2ls 10 SO and Rock Island and Burlington
each "a to 6534 and "a respectively. Activity in
this group chiefly due TO covering OF shorts
The internationals were also up decidedly. Louis
Vile and Nashville rose IA net TO 543s and New
York Central at one timc touched 99i. but at
the close showed only !. clear cain to 9sa, The
90 rt
speeding them are delicately put forth. ana IL Is
only just to say that the grounds Of support for
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financial.
TO THE HOLDERS OF BONDS OF
The Cleveland & Marietta Railway Company



Notice is hereby given by Tho Cleveland & Marietta
Railway Company to the holders y 80 bonds that
May 1895 tho entire amount o. outstanding bonds
sstng 81 500 bonds ~ $4,000 each dated August l.
1885, numbered from 100 inclusive 100 70 4sl inclu
sve and coo inclusive. lea;ing interest at g. per
annum under and secured by It's mortgage to the
Metropolitan Trust Company Of New-York Trustee. will
70 paid of the Banking House % cuyler. Morgan
CO. No - Pine Street. Ncv-York C;y. al 10 per cent
and accrued interest al SAID bonds not pre-
sencd for payment or before May l. 1872 Will cease
on that date This cal! made under the following pro
vision IN the bond. - wit:
The said The Cleveland and Marietta Railway Com
pany reserves i:sef the privilege Of paying m the
whole Of this OF bonds a. and The same time
'at The rate q hundred and ton per cc1'um ana
.accrued interest q, any time within wears from the
date hereof august l. lss0 Upon giving siXiy days
no,ic, ty puhIcaula daily newspaper published in
''the C!ty Of &ew-York."
Il. n. u. McI<N!GUT.
Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
a THE NEW.loRk IEIBuNE Will. BE RE.
Way; % door north OF Thirty .nrs,si and ADvER.
Eigh,haye. corner Twenty third,s r5s sixth -ayc
Thrd-ave cor. Forty-se,enth-st o2e Third-ave nea.
eXtyCs, st. ,0S First ave.: 100 West Fo.ty St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
roxDs THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

IN State issues: None. n city hank stocks; No
dealings reported.
Trading IN railroad bonds was large thah LOT
some time past. ageregating $3.ol3G0o while the
tone was uniformly strong. Gains or Importance
were generally confined t. the less conspicuous
issues Louisville. Evansville and -. LOUIS
consolidated LIST rs rose to 90. Mobile ana ONO
general Is . to g.. Wabash DDS Il. to 30. texas
and New-Orleans consolidated % ~ - s2'
Reading LIST incomes - to %, the general IS -
10 1914, the IS receipts Ia to 81. and Union ~
cfc Denver and Gulf LIST ! 10 81.
Tho Sub-Traasu ry had debit balance a. the
Clearing House - s25j.591 It's net loss on PAL
ance was S52l o12, made up by loss u c'lrr'ncE
of sGlG1G and gain III coin OF S'9.l49 Io-
DAYS operations included: Receipts, $Gl2'.f26.
payments, $76i6.49S. resulting in genera! ba.,
arco Of sfA4 635 l45. consisting Of $S5065,3Si coin
and S5q..Go7S1 currency
Tho United states Treasury al Washington re-
coived to-day $22oj77 National bank notes f0r re-
dempton. The customs reccipts were $'o3,'o", tae
internal revenue receipts Ni59>o. and the mis-
col,aneous receipts $i3O.5G9. Total Government
receipts for the day, N.Ao,O52; expenditures'
q COS "a: excess Of expenditures. A5N.s02. re-
coipts for month to date So 400 0iS: expenditures.
S25.50iGl9; excess Of expenditures over receipts
To-dav's washington Treasury statement OF
cash ON hand and deposits IN bank compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement
as follows: , ,.,,..
~. s, On han, AG ,5 42. I: In. D" ;s"35
NJ .ss- 81 ia :a :a nc nc ';'
Actual cash IN he
rau.'s
over .l- 60.
r4.n'eifs IN bans lG51S.t.~ iff"i3@i Doc %'.'''-
Avsu4h'o cash s.o2, 80 80 $2'77'""i Dec S''''2@
igics ....... Is 7o5.7;, lGoo1 90 Doc L7iff'5
Actual each alSI>9 - 7e >i>'7sSe'i Inc. >o'N 90;
The above statement reflects c2ndlti rs oi busi-
ness on Tuesday last
MONEY! t%D FOREIGN MARKETS.
CAL money was A. = per cent For commercial
napor a good supply was reported which was
roa1il,. taken AZ the easier rates Tim" money
showed no changes W. suhjoin our usual table
~ rates made up from Information furnished
by the busiest houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

SCPREME COURT In the matter Of the up.
- pllcaton II the Board q Fire Commlssioners Of
the civ II New-lork. on behalf 4 the Mayor Alder
Counsel the Corponiiou SAID city relative 10 &c.
qurng e certain lands at the norheasierly
= fremont ard Morris avenues. the Twcnty-folrth
buildings for the Of tho Fire Department q
cry. under n pursulnce o. the provisions Of Chap
We. the undersigned Commissioners Of Appraisal in
the above-enttei matter. appointed pursuant ~ the
the owners lessee or ss"es parties ard
persons respectively entitled - Interested in the Land,
l., sought 10 b. acquired in THIS proceeding and 10 al
others whom Il may concern. To- wN:
AMI dtmag" 80 Oh" respective owners ess"es. parties
persons Interested IN the lands premises affected
10y hits proceeding having any interest therein ard
in the the Board - Fire Commissioner OF the
Cy Of New York. there to remain for and during
space u ton days FOR the Inspection of whomsoeVeE
II may
second That all parties o. persons whose rights may
in, same part thereof. may. within ten DAYS
after te nrs publication Of this notice April i'm 1885
~ a.. -, \ ~ -, ,b. NTH
stewart fuidus No. 80 Broadway. in said ely as
provided 10y section II chapter lol of the Laws Of 1855
,a by |haper ~ OF the Laws of 1924.
applicable this preceding ard that We. the said
fari Office on the 24th day Of April. 1898 al 10 20
O'Clock thu forenoon. ana upon sucn subsequent
third That our repor, herein Will be presented to
tn supreme Cour Of tho STATE Of New York; at a
in the County Courthouse In city a. New York on
the 18Th t,y MAY. 1895. the opening Of Court
after a. counsel be heard thereon. a motion be
made NAY IN" 'aid r,p.t!! b. '"n uaI
Dated Ne"-f0FN NP''i r1 LII LOT r'' sANproRp
EDWARD l.. PATTERSON.
Commissioners
ISAAC - BRENNAN Clerk
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these points are delicate indeed The days pros
perity was Of course shared by the lndustrlals'
I,ven C;enorai Electric finally had a profit Of I.
to e set down to rs credit. At the close the
market was buoyant ana active, with a bul!sh
sentiment in possession
EONDS-THT FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold: $1,000 -, coupon, at
1l6 S25 600 Is coupon. Of 1901. at l2@s and 5000
6s Of 1895 at l0Sl2 The market wa dull' put
arn, ana ou,tatiors at the close We're - fol-
lows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

SUPREME cor'Rr-In the matter Of the Z

CIPREME COURT-In the matter Of the ap-
- rnca'l.n = he board x EDUCATION hy the Counsel
acquiring iie by The MAYOR Aldermen and common
af' Z rhe t.fl NeV-York. - certain lands he
s..'r~r.y sile = THIRTEENTH STREET. between Soy,
Greenwich avenues. 90 IN" smith Ward x sal
o. srho purposes uud"r and pursuance ~ the pro.
vision, = cnap,,r 9i Z the Laws x amended
H. chapter - af the Laws OK $500
We ii- undersigned Commissioners = Estimate IN he
ah''" cn na,,"r al incl pgr,Ian, To- me pTIt.
chapter 70 ~ Tho Laws ( lsp hereby give notice 20 n"
owners. lessee "ss"es. parties and persons
respectively entitled or interested in no lands tcne-
inrrfs. Embellishments and promises. tt" 20 which ~
acquired IN tAs proceeding and % all others
whom may '"rn. T. wit.
First That have completed our estimate ~ the loss
person. Interested IN The lands premises Affected by
fhls ura-"IuE having any Interest therein and have
,"ice - Board ~ Eiu,ation. there 20 remain for
space - ten days for the inspection ~
wtofls."v'r % may concern
SECOND That all parties or persons whose rights may
= Affected DIS th" said estimate. and who may object q
the same. amy far' thereof. may within ten days
after 'ir first publication ~ this april 18Th.
with 49, office. Room No. ll3. the third floor
81 thc Ruiidng 40 2Sn Rr1aiway. In said city
lNsS. amended by CHAPTER - - the Laws ~ 1890
and TINT ~" said Commissioners viii hear the
Mn, lSo5 o'cloct the afternoon. and upon such
Subsequent days may BE- found necessary.
Third That our report herein VII be presented % the
supreme Court ( the state II Newiork az Special
Term thereof br hold At Chambers thereof. IN
county Courthouse. IN" civ II New York.
10Th day u MAY. 1873. at the opening Il the Court
counsel be- heard thereon. motion VIII bee ma
that said b" confirmed
Dated New-fork. April ~ 1872 ,,,,,
LtwEi:NCE G6DIiiX >>'
BENJAMIN Perkins.
I.aa, - Brennan. Clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

GAIIATIN NATIONAL HANK
NEW OIsk. March 9Th lSp5.
,VUF DIRECTORS If this Bank have this day
| declared a dividend ~ FIVE PER 'ENT. AMI
TIA md ai DNT. 1fIt CENT. out u t'' earnings u
-. 1. rHuft-. alb" ON anu af''r Ai iih pr1N
transfer remain closed untl trat date.
AETIIi'i} ". SIBERIAN. cashier
UENl1 n. W"trHINGroN.
Sow -Yorn April H. 1885,.
yI,IIE HOARD or DIRECTORS have this day
declared q .cai annual dividend Il thrrr AMI one
h,r pr o.uf "a tho preferred stock 4 thu t.mpany
on fH- 'hr past sN months. pINdlI" ON
and ,f.r MAJ In pr.X The transfer tInts VIII Doe
closed from April 2oih to May -. 1893.
TUEO f. MILLER
Secretary tI1 Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE coIIMHrS STREET RAILWAY
tDMpA*A
Columbus ONTO. April 18th. 1879
rr,IIE BOARD or DIRECTORS have this day
l declared "a dividend Il pr cont. upon The
an which day checks Wii Do mii~ - all stlckhourrs
Transfer hooks uil closc n T.. 81 April I'D. and
''" T.. *. STEWART Treasurer
ErPENs. SMITH WINMANN 80.
rJ,IIE DIRECTORS Of this Company have this
4 dav declared a quarterly dividend %: > Z. payable
MAY Transfer books IL, sod from Arrll - ~ MAY J.
'' LEONARD g. SMITH. Treas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
LAKE ERIE AND WEsTER!
FINANCIAL MARKETS.

~ 'KOPEAN lINANCIAb NATtNTI0-
London April - p. mConsols luii, for both money
ana the account: Canadian Pacific 44i2, Eric. II; do
SEQ. nd consols G5. Illinois central n3i. Mexican or
binary. 1874: 81 Paul common CO.,. New York Central
lr3a, PENNSYLVANIA ~. Reading ~; Mexican Central
nov per bonds 6j Louisville and Nashville. 5i's
Atchigon common g.
40 T. m-The amount q bullion withdrawn from the
E4nk ri England balance today is ti3t"p Nnsy "a
=. uor cent The rate q The open market
both short and three months hlls is 1916 per
u. m.-faris advces quote per cent rcntes AZ lo2
confines for tho account. ana exchange on
London % francs 2jtt c.1'm's for checks
Bar silver closed n Bold per ounce
Paris. April ls.Thc weeklY statement = the Bank az
France shows ~ GO0 GEO francs In gold and
$50 OOG francs IN silver
Iorlin iprl lN-Excharre IN London 20 80
pfannnls sight and marks IL pfennnGs for 90-iay
BIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
Dlriorno Notices.

THE UNITED STATES LEATHER COMPANY.
N,4 20. = Ferry So Nru ior1.
April lGth. 1870
v1,;IE BOARD or DIRECTORS of this Com
i ua.v have this day declared dividend of one
Dollar 81 per share lts Preferred aio'" payable
Thr transfer books Tor Preferred stock VIII b" e.2sed
,.rl .Wh al O.. ST. ana r-oprIcI May -, l>'3.
90 JAMES r. PHI " Treasurer
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NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
" Meeting Of the Sto,kholdcrs 81 The New-fo1k, Chi
Hnf 81 Louis Railroad company ioi me 'rJI'n o.
either general VII - heil AZ
,cloek 4 NJ on yc'uesdaV May LIST. 1873. ~ the Com
'' ~ " ALLYN cox. Secretary.
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Steamboats,


$500 re BOSTON. 500 TO WORCESTER.
Reducti 10 All Pom East and North
VIA MWRWlWM LuNL5o
Steamers leave Pier loid 20. y H.. nexsSes-
orosses 81. week days only. $50 T. N. a Fine Orchestra
each steamer.
FALL RIVER LINE FARES REDUCED.
l. Only $500 Boston for limited tickets Reduced
all points. steamers PURITAN and PILGkIAl
commission. 4 fine orchestra each Leave lleg 3
tod NUMBER. ~ r.. foot u Mutay-st. week days ony
at 5:30 p. m.
" EW-IANEN- FARE 81; Excursion. Sl50.-
~ steamers leave Pier - T. r. daily p. m. md
II 30 y. tSlndays excepted arriving FOR
70 Meriden Hartford. Springfield. Holyoke ard North
STokINGTON LINE.-Inslde route 10 Boston and the
~ East. All reduced. SteGclers leave New Pier
90. ~ X, az =. NJ daily. except sunday.
CATSKILL, HUDSON, AND CONSACKIE
~ boats VIII leave week day T. VI. from Pier
~, u West y. r.. HUDSON
with BOSTON AND ALBANY II Il. al points East
Il lNGSTON LINE, from foot Of West 10th
Stree. Daily L. NJ. Saturdays at | L. A.
Steamers J. W. BALDWIN and ". +. HOMER
- AMSDELL LINE.-SteamerS leave Pier II,
~ N p, foot Franklin St. for Cransons West Point
Cold Spring Cornwall. F.shhil Landing Nswburgl.
week days. 9 y. M. Sunday. D A. n.
YNROY BOATS CITY OF TROY or SARA
TOGA leave West 10th ST. daily. except saturday 4
p NJ Connect with Delaware and Hudson and Fitchbure
uainS sunday steamer touches Ct Albany.