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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26

tendance with the excellent high priest,
Daniel Payson OF Windsor; the grand
king, Collins Blakely of Montpelier; the
grand lecturer, ID, A. Elliot OF White
River junction, and the district deputy
grand high priest, George X. Putnam OF
Montpelier.
Whitney chapter opened the session at
2:30 in the afternoon, and King Solomon's
chapter Of Montpelier took the chairs and
worked the NJ. NJ degree, the grand lee
turer giving his corrections on the work
After this there was an adjournment to
Edson's hall, where so sat down to deli
cious chicken-pie banquet served by the
ladies of the Eastern Star.
At 1880 in the evening the chapter re-
opened with the officers OF Whitney
chapter in the chairs. The Royal Arch
degree was conferred, after which cor
rectioBs were made by the grand lecturer
and the other grand officers present. The
chapter was then closed and lunch was
served in Edson's hall before the depar-
ture OF the visitors on the night trains.
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G. X. sprague was in Barre day last
week.
Rev. G. W. Morrow held a temperance
rally in the church last Sunday.
John W. sprague, who has made his
home with his grandparents here, has
gone TO Chelsea to live with has tather'
w. III. Sprague.
DR.. Sprague has so far recovered from
his recent sickness as to go to Barre last
week to make preparations TO change
his residence and resume his practice.
I'M. Angel has taken the agency for
the Stoddard Mfg. Co. of Rutland, whose
line Of goods consists Of the DE Laval
separator and all other dairy goods
also gasoline engines and other farming
tools.
The Hutchinson family have moved
onto their farm recently purchased OF
W w. Perkins. Mr.. Perkins has taken
possession OF the mill property he pur-
chased Of Mr.. Hutchinson in Chelsea
village.
The annual roll call and dinner was
held at the church Tuesday, Jan. IL.
goodly number answered to their names.
me officers elected are:-Deacons, J. Z.
Holmes, NJ. S. Wheatley and q. n
Snrague; treasurer, J. NJ. Angel; col
Iector, q. X. Sprsgue; ehorister, }. [.
Holmes: organist, Mrs. r. +. Holiness
trustees, }. {. Holmes, +. ii. wilcox ana
E. j. Irask.
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IILLlEvILLE.

Chris. Noble has been on the sick Inst the
past week.
Mrs. Emma Dyke and Miss Matte are
on the sick list.
Henry Dyke is at work for Cecli wash
burn drawing wood to George berry III
Bethel. ,-.-..--- mn,
Mrs. Henry Davis from Christian HUI
visited her sister, Mrs. Charles Dryer, re-
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Emma Z. Dyke Friday, Jan. q, At p. IN.
This is a mothers meeting. All are IN
vited.
Florence Washburn is in 'Lympus with
her mother, Mrs Minnie Holbr0ok, who
has been quite sick with the prevailing
distemper.
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mEsr RRookEIELp.

Mamie Clafin returned to r. 5. n. ).
Monday.
Mrs. Carl Wakefield is on the sick list.
Her mother, Mrs. Cassidy, is caring Tor
her.
Mrs. Martin Liufield and Miss Marion
Flint Of Braintree visited at Mrs. Darius
Hatch's Tuesday.
Fred Flint and his mother, Mrs. B. A.
Flint. were in Braintree Tuesday to see
Iewis Fish, VINO is very i'll at Judson
Fits.
Ella Sumner gave party to a few OF
her friends Thursday evening, Jan. 18th,
ii being her thirteenth birthday. A
pleasant time was enjoyed by those pres
ent, who united In wishing her many
happy returns of the day.
Jones was bilious-TAK-A-TAB cured
him in one night. IL will do the same Tor
You. Trial and booklet free. Write today.
The J. h. Carpenter Co., Park So, Bos-
ton.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Several from here attended the meeting
at Tun bridge.
Water has frozen up or stopped at
many places in the village. -
Mrs. A. W. Emery, who has been III
for the past few months, is able to ride
out.
Mrs. r. c. Jenness was called to RAN
doIph Monday to attend the funeral oil
Vim. Wood.
WI. Hyde has given up the hotel and
moved back to his farm. The hotel IS
closed for the time being.
B. F. Blodgett received last week the
sad news OF the death OF his nephew
Will Blodgett, of Rochester.
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NORTH RANooLPH.
c. II. Taft sells Cooley engines.

Z. h. TAT sells Oooley engines u
Henry Parker is on the sick list.
The sociable was largely attended. All
report a good time.
The Library circle will meet with Mrs.
S. n. Waldo Wednesday, Feb. !.
l.. MAY Sargent went to Chelsea Friday
night, returning Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Downing came over
recently, bringing little Maurice home
Frank Blodgett and wife were in Roch-
ester Monday To attend the funeral OF his
cousin.
Andrew, Lois and Mrs. c. II. Taft at
tended the funeral OF their uncle at Brook
field last week "Wednesday.
- DR.. Scott was recently called to see Mrs.
Robinson Rich, who has been very sick
with the grip, but is somewhat better.
MIR. and Mrs. q. o. Stanley's children,
grandchildren and great grandchildren,
is M all, met at their home Sunday TO
help them celebrate their 55th marriage
anniversary.
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LesIIe MeponaId KnIed.

Leslie Mcdonald, formerly of this place,
A brakeman, was instantly killed at III
O'Clock last Thursday morning at Coils
town, n. II. Mr.. Mcdonald was em-
ployed in his usual capacity on the freight
train between Manchester and Henniker.
While clambering from box car 10
fiat car, he lost his hold and fell between
the cars Of the moving train. The wheels
passed over the unfortunate man pouS
al the shoulders, death resulting inn
mediately.
Mcdonald was about 30 years OF age. He
began railroad work Jan. ?, ISIS, and
filed various capacities in the yard and
in the general service. He was married
No children survive. Mcdonald was quite
noted in this vicinity several years ago
as fast bicvcie rider.
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The family Of Mrs. NJ. L. Bobbltt OF
pargerton. Tenn, saw her dying and were
poyVerless to save her. The most skilliul
nbvsicians and every remedy used, ialled'
while c0nsumntion was slowly bat surely
taxing her life. In this terrible hour Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Oonsnn ptioh
1880 Sesnsir into joy. The first bottle
s-ongbt immediate relief and its con-
tinued use completely cured her. It's the
most certain cure in the world for al
throat and lung troubles. Guaranteed
bottles SOC. and 81. Trial bottles free.
For sale by Drew q Leonard and r. r.
BRYAN, Randolph.
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EAST GRANVILLE.

f. Dickerman was in Montpelier
Wednesday.
Harry Dodge went to his home IN Strat'
ford Monday.
Mrs. Ordway and son, John, OF hoNoury
were in town Sunday.
+. J. Handy and nephew, james hsho,
", OF Claremont were IN Montpelier anu
Barre Tuesday.
Mrs. Silver and daughters, Jessie ano
Helen, Of NORTH field visited from SATURDAY
until Monday at Lucius Webb's.
James Handy Of Clsremont came Mon
day and visited his uncle untA Neolies
dsv. when he returned 20 Claremont.
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Vacation travels.

NdCGttOn iFaNGiSs
Friday night the Royalton Woman's
club had an evening Of tavel to which
they invited their friends, about sixty
being present at the Congregational yestry
10 hear vacation "reminiscences by several
carnations made the room attractive, and
everyone was put in good humor by the
especially felicitous words OF welcome eX-
tended by the president, Mrs. ID. q.
Stearns.
The club has been studying American
history and literature, and Mrs. c. w.
Joiner gave a charming account of visit
TO Concord, Lexington and Salem, desert b.
ing the places OF historical interest and
the homes and graves Of the famous Con-
cord writer's
Miss Matte Buck took her hearers to
the Louisiana Purchase exposition and
gave TO those who had not the good for
tune to attend attractive glimpses OF the
wonders and beauty of the fair by her
vivid descriptions OF places OF chief inter-
est.
Mrs. Levi Wild gave most interesting
description Of the most important build
ing in America, the capitol att Washing
ton, and told of the funeral OF Marcus
Hanna, 10 which she was fortunate in hav-
ing ticket Of admission, where she saw
gathered In one room Americas most
brilliant men aud the diplomatic corps.
She also spoke Of other places OF note in
Washington, describing a White House
reception.
Everyone thoroughly enjoyed Miss
Stickney's account OF her trip TO Scotland.
She took her hearers TO Glasgow, Edin-
burgIloch Lomond, Melrose and Holyrood
palace, giving delightful descriptions OF
the places, with just enough Of history to
refresh the memory, and an occasional
fash Of humor, the whole forming paper
Of unusual charm.
Mrs. ID. G. Stearns told OF the wonders
aud marvellous resources OF Colorado, and
enthused her hearers with desire to visit
this land Of sunshine and natural beauty
by her comments on what she saw during
a visit to this progressive western state.
Mrs. q. A. Laird, in a talk suggested by
a trip to Quebec and the shrine OF st. Anne
de Beaupre, carried her delighted audience
To and fro between the scenes OF today and
the heroic associations OF the past, kind
ling the Imagination and moving her
hearers nv her thrilling combination OF
outward scenes, sentiment and history oil
the "Seats Of the Mighty"
Mrs. Joiner added to the interest OF the
program by reading Mark Twain's des-
cription Of his presentation at the court OF
Russia and OF his Italian travels, giving
both selections with her usual marked
ability as a reader.
None Of the talks or papers were long
enough to be tedious, and the evening Is
spoken of as one Of unusual pleasure.
A LISTENER.
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nnmnstic Troubles.

1t is exceptional to find family where
there are no domestic ruptures occasion
aIlv. but these can be lessened by having
DIT. Kings New Life Pills around. Mueh
trouble they save by their great WORK IN
stomach and liver troubles. They not
only relieve you, but cure. 25c.
For sale BY Drew & Leonard and r. f.
Prvan Randolph.
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RoYALTON.

Mrs. r. F. Russell returned from
Starksboro Tuesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Winans have gone
to New York city to spend the rest Of
the winter.
r. X. Skinner went Friday to Proyl-
dence, r. l., where he has a position in
the city hospital.
Mrs. Ruth Lyman and Master Fay from
South Royalton were with Z. A. Lyman
and daughter Tuesday.
Mrs. j. n Phelps was called last week
to West Hartford to care for her sister,
Mrs. Jennings, who is i'll.
Mrs. Seymour Culver entertained the
teachers Of the Royalton and South Royal
ton schools Friday night.
Hiram Willard from Franklin is spend
ing a week with his brother, Lonnie
Willard, at the Cascadnac House.
Miss Katherine benson came from
Randolph Friday and remained till Mon
day with her aunt, Miss G. W. Denison.
Mrs. Il. B. Galusha received word
Monday evening OF the death her mother
IN Illinois and started West on the night
train.
Mrs. Nellie Doyle and Rev. c. II. Wells
drove over from Woodstock last week
and were guests Of G. II. Lyman and
family.
The students OF Royalton academy will
hold sociable Friday evening, Jan. p,
at the academy building at 5 O'Clock.
Refreshments will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Laird went to
White River Junction Saturday. Mr..
Laird returned Monday and Mrs. Laird
went to oxford, n. H., TO soc Rev. and
Mrs. II. q. Ward, returning Tuesday.
At the illustrated talk on Japan at the
Cong'I church Tuesday evening many
beautiful views OF the country were
shown. also pictures OF prominent Japan
csc, Of leaders in missionary work and
of the school and college buildings and
students. Thanks are due Revs. Whitney
and Goodwin for giving this pleasing
and instructive entertainment.
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Terrible plaques, those itching, poster
ing diseases OF the skin. Put an end TO
misery. Dosn's ointment cures. AT any
drug store.
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EAST sRAINTREE.

Mr.. Flint was here over Sunday.
Jessie Blanchard is helping Mrs. Horace
Wakefield. --
Willie and Louise Perham are visiting
ia Natlck. Mass. go
Eaa ana Carlton Kibbee Of Brookheld
spent sunday at c. r. Powers.
Noah Clark and daughter, Nellie, were
At n VI. Blanchard's the first OF the week.
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One little Tak-A-TAB at night cures the
cause Of biliousness and you feel GOOD al
over next day. At drug stores, ~ cents
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EAsI RRookEIELp.

Pages Perfected Poultry Food keeps hens
healthy and strong and makes them lay.
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District Meeting Royal Arch Masons.

Z The annual district meeting 81 dlstrlet
so. 8, ROYAL Arch Masons, Was held Win
Whitney chapter, No. 5, Tuesday after
noon and evening.
-Four chapters were representa-, Hrahlte
chapter Of Barre. King Solomon = OF MONT
Felier, the one in Waterbury and whitney
IN Randolph, the only chapter IN the as
trict not represented beng the one y
hrandon. There were 60 Masous 70 a.
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opened steady OF 60lO points and closed
steady a net gain OF l0G2O points sales or about
tas' hays Importers credited with buying quite
freely during the but there scattering
demand through commission houses which made II look
though measure of popular support had merely
awaiting adverse concerning corning
which prices during the summer are supposed
pend. The crop received during consisted
% cable from SALES, Toledo Co claiming that the
santos has been damaged - yer by rain II
may be recalled that estimates made late last fan placed
the probable santos 10 some
what under the production damage
has occurred through late rains II would naturally be
considered hulish argument which Would probably have
further effect should the be confirmed by other
cables HaNre advanced 3sQ& franc presumably in re-
Spouse 70 similar cep news and receipts az the two ports
were only about bthO bags bags last year
Paulo receipts for bags
The spot market ateadleT. with quotations
the basis Of Tasc FOR Rio 20 T.
The Of contract prices market to-day
a follows:
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opening was steady az a decline Of le4 p9nta and i'm
ueatelv afterWard active mNitls e4a OH ahutnst
nlnt M two under uluidat on ANA aome scattering sales
for short account based the disa4l 'aes piu
FIR good weather ana the continued
big receipts the decline mere Us support
with buying iu Orleans and with nttle covering
marker practically he closing prices OF
Tpriav E5tovnp This fluctuations somewhat rreg
uar, but the steady az piel'A4 me opelIHts
Gagfres decline of tHi points There s.as moth
ing 10 indicate change tn me seneIa situation Inc
week end deures showed small decrease IN the worlds
supply. indicatng very LIBERAL absofptlon from
snrs but the total American Wis
ibe n e5iuaiv Increasing its last years
hgures being now 002sT7 bales against 2015lG uales
t6e dime This supply is hardly big
enough to be considered burensone at present quotations
but e outlook appears be for continued heavy into
sight movement early enates for the week being around
9.0l bales the time last
Tear T,0rt REGENTS for the day large and the
estimates for Mondays receipts leading points liberal
The range OF contract prices the local market to-day
follows
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sPLENDID TRAIN sEkVICE.
NEW Y0RK, NEW HlYEN 8 FlRIF0Rl b. R

TRAINS depFt nom Grand CenITa station. ID 8 and
4th Ave. follows. Tor
BOSTON via New London and Provtience-t4-5o.
- .I0-OO 1902 A. ~ II 100. sN l:O3 * 500.
Il $500. - .5:o1 ''12:oo g.. NJ
BOSTON. Wis SprinsGeld-fS;0O A. ~. I200. ~4-oO.
'11DO p. NJ
FITCHBURCi. via Putnam and Worcester-T&-0o r. NJ
IAAKEVILLE ana NORFOLF-tS-50 A. H.. 1881 7. n
CT HARRINGTON. STOChBEIpGE. LESON. PITTS
FIEI4D-54-5O 1850 A. ". 1881 T. NJ.
WATERBURY and WINS rHsI1-T4:5o $500 1850.
TIO-O2 S'1e.o- Waterbury, A. II, HOS f4-3l.
s'5Ol. 1890. s6o0 Waterbury, p NJ
Ticket Offices cCfIerd Central Station and c125th
St also c11S. gel Lls5, cl354 Broadway. e. Park
Place c25 Union Square c1S2 Fifth ave- c245 Columbus
Ave. Madison Ave. c2I3 West l2Jlh 153
125th St IL Brooklyn. ca Court St. $50 FULTON ST.
$50 Broadway. F. d.
.DaiIy. Except SUNDAYS $Su1days only Sstops az
125th sundays tParlor
Limited. Has dining cI'arlor and Sleeping Car
e. T. HEMPsTEAD Gen. Pass AEt-
O. NJ SHEPARD. Gen. Supt.
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HELP WANTED.
~----------------N--->
Male-
Life Insurance Statesmen.
This Is the Psychological
Moment!

The Remarkably Increased de-
mand for annual dividend insurance
is the talk of the life-insurance
world. The up-to-date solicitor
knows what it means" to sell the
best.
The largest exclusively annual
dividend company has a few special
openings on commission and guar
anteed salary basis for unattached
solicitors, who can give positive
proof of a good producing record.
Field, New York City, the best in
the world. No time wasted hunting
prospects. Under our system they
are provided Immediately. Call per-
sonally. Suite 403, 135 Broadway.
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READING SYSTEM.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.

-
I've minutes ea--ier taan shown leowJ
d. 49, st-f-' ,'t.-N MD CTS
tHtNh-zlgg t.-l2 -ast'n on.y'. $50 e. r.. $50
40. 300 t5-45 Easeou Sundays. $3.50
WLLREsEsAItI:E AND sCRANTON-z4.o0. $40 g. M
LAKEWOOD LAEEHs EST. TONS RIVER IND
BAstNEGAi-ztU3. $50 a. also $780, fI1
Lakewood ami LaHenurst on.y) a5no KOS
ATLANTIC CITY-ss 60 a. m $3.50 p. N
N1NElAND AND FsIt5D6sETON-z4. 90 a. M g.. % H.
PO4NE Pleasant. AND SEASHOfE POINT~-
zitU. So ilsU a 40 $50 go. $3.50 1850
o. m sunday, except Ocean Grove 200 nl- 800.
ATI-ANTLC HLDS., sEABRlGHF. MONMOUTH BCH.
LAST LDNts B4tANt Hoo $50, $780, tI-1t
J. 30. 430 600 Atlantic Hlds. onlyl $50 D.
days, 3U0 a. m 400 %.
PHI L4DEEtH.A tFtEN DING TERM -v-N I}-4 s-.
$500. 500 5000 f1Iee a +12tu- 600 EL29
100 f@u" 400. 300. +6to f'ao $500. sl0ao u.,
III mdt
2FTH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-84 -. IS 90 1000
'l2C1 a. IN. 800 taco. s6oo. 'Lo1. 5s.-5
~l2 = mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-s.0O. 1000. -12oo
iNCi, HAI.5. SIsJ E:ti louisville AND WILL
Reading only. S1.o0. 100 100 D. Read
ing. Pottsvile. Harrisburg only, AGO. 800 o. m
ZFrOm Liberty street only 'Dauy. FDaly except
sunday sSundays only rParlor only WA Ta-
Otfces Liberty ST. Ferry. south Ferry Aston House
261 4i4. 1900 1854 Broadway. 1S2 5rn s1 5tl Av
- Union square West, 2I9S 81 Av-. 273 125th
20 Columbus Az. New York 54& F1lton ST. SAB Sat $50
York Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage TO des
" G BESLER. C. NJ BURT.
ViCe-Pres- and Cen Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent.
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/ homlny ebop. $40 IS bulk. s2l .

$40 bOgS24 red dos sa4 homny chop $40 70 bulk S2i .
sacks oimeal $50
report an Monday. and Influenced by
State report, wheat traders did q lot or selling to
day an of which By means long
Under this pressure the price declined steadily closing
o'clock about sac down from the previous night FOL
lows; May OOia; July, S2'se and September sdAtC.
was right al the opening when
a drm Ifverpool market showing i2U&d advance
had an influence on sentiment This rise was
cording 10 Rroomha lue % the reduction IN sDnnish
of worlds shipments on Monday s-!cdulei
seadiness OF brief duration and
up 10 tho close. The Kansas figures which had
important influence In heavuess ~ O'Clock
9i4 indicating yield Of - 100000
compared with 63 Nt1oh hush last year all state
suppl smcnted by hearish adyices
concerning crop position I'm Kansas. coming from
sources only feeling that
demand both IA the North and Southwest. SLOW and
featureless. II said however that the Minneapolis
week. Estimates on the visible supply suggested
600 400 hush The greatest weakness Of
the Minneapolis whore May lost nearly g and
July 10 frorn the previous night afis markers closed
10 points lower; Berlin = mark higher and
Budapest points Local cash prices follow; No
Northern Duluth 81 125s and No hard Manitoba
81 0tsi. f o CORN-Buils ground
market today. for the tendency steadily down
July 52&C weather larger estimates for Mondays
receipts and liquidation ahead OF the
the selling motives together with the fact that
exporters only took half dozen leads Notwithstanding
the decline. Cables lsG4d net lower. No corn in
the local market closed az BIC elevator and h2ltc,
ahoat: No . white. 52ac. No yellow. 632c. b
ahoat. OATS-With other markets acted rather
weak to-day the only demand coming from commission
follows Mixed - 30 n. 36036t4c: natural white
36isG37lsc. and ciDpe7 bite 36 10 80 No. 3S140c RYE
44hc. New-YoTk and mailing, 46d52c. Buffalo
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DOGS. BIRDS, &c.

DOG DEMONSTRATING, teaching.
boarding anything with dogs or cats;
collars chains. medicines, dogs on sale.
Cti3 West lIulh-st.. cor. Broadway Tel
Jtt-, fgruinGsldC
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CASH Quotations.


New-Yorlx April s 1905.
COFFTE-The coffee market active and de-
cidodIy with buying general. apparently
reports the Santos crop higher European
cables and moderate Brazilian receipts. The market
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AGENTS WANTED.

~ FEEL. LIKE MILLIONAIRE"
writes one agent. New. Demand Quick
sales FARMERS ACCOUNT BOOK CO..
Newton. Iowa.
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CLOCKS.

I and save money. Marble, onyx and Cold
tl0cks. big line to selcc- from. Big bar
gains CLARK X SON. - Maiden Lane.
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Ocean Steamers.

CUNARD LINE.
a. TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
From Piers 5l-52 North River
Caronia Cnew) Apr 30, Z. NJ Campana. May g. Pm
I.ucania Apr %. An Umbria. May IS. II A. M
F.trtlrfa Apr. 20. nooni Caronia Nav IA ID N
saloon rates from New York SIS: second cabin SsS
upwards according TO steamer and Accommodation ~
Observation-Disclosures
New Modern Twin Screw Steamers
Saloon Rates. $40 upwards
PANNONIA April IL, 10 A NJ. luna
CAFPAIIilA April Is 2 p.
sULTONIA May Q. 3 I. NJ: n Aug n
sLAVONIA. May %. 10 a. m: July III Aug 81
oCarries Second and Third Class Only
Apply 20 broadway. New York.
VERNON II. BROWN General Agent