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T H E C O U R I E R . THURSDAT, AUG. 2i, 1893. LOCAL NEWS AN® SEASON ABLE JOTTINGS. --Village clerk Graham is at Asbury jPark. —I. G. Flack and family are at Ocean —-Ii. E, Hyatt and wife are visiting in Ithaca. —Miss Nellie Seymeur is in the me- trodolis. -^Geo. Ii. Ellict will spend a couple of weeks a t P ort Henry. —Miss Mary P. Shuiuway left for Ogdensburgh Wednesday. —The regular employes of the Ludlow ralve works are kept oh full time. —Edward Ott has returned from Ben- ver, OoL, where he spent two years. —Jas. Sans, Michael Carroll and Hor ry Boyle have gone to Asbury Park. —Edward Frost has removed his family from Green Island to this village. —The Sunday afternoon meetings of med Sept, 3. the y . M. O. A will be resui ■—Miss Charlotte Yhu Schoonhoven is at Williamstown, Mass., visiting friends. —Galvin E . Eeaoh has as his guests Rev. Jas. F. Albion and wife, of Fitoh- —Justice Hawkins will go to Wash ington county with his family for a brief Bojourn. —Alfred Pinney, J o h n Moore, jr., and Michael Lee left for Saratoga Lai Tuesday evening. —Misses Adena and Helen Milh Fourth avenue, Greenwich friendi —Miss Lillian Van Kuren, of this vil lage, had her brother-in-law, Nathaniel A:sh, of West Troy, arrested on a chi of grand larceny. The eomplaii leges that while Ash was visiting her I took a valuable diamond ring, while Ash states that the ring was lost in the yard by the children in the house. Ash arraigned before Police Justice Gallagher Monday and gave bail for the grand jury. •W. H. Towno’s ground floor studio at 47 Third struct, Troy, is the most accessible studio in the city. If any member of the family intends having photographic work done 47 T hird street is the place to go. teed to be perfect and to give satisfac- Fourth avenue, are sojonrniug > Utica —A number of young men from this place are enjoying camp life at the third riffs on the Hudson. —Mr. and Mrs. John Striker and Miss Nellie Campbell are enjoying the sights at the World’s Pair. —Mrs. Haverley, of Fifth avenue, is entertaining her nephew, Albert G. Smith, of Philadelphia. ■ —Even the poliee department feels the effect of the hard times. Arrests are few and far between. —Anson Sous brush shop started u p the first of the week. The shop has been closed about a month. —The new hose wagon ordered repei ly by the fire commissioners arrived Monday and has been placed on duty. —MissHUa Walsh, daughter of Mrs. Alexander Walsb, of this village, been appointed a teacher in th e I public schools. to ^ a y on a charge of assault. John Jarvis is the complainant. —^Bev. B. B. Loomis and family will return from Ocean Grove to-morrow, Ho will occupy his pulpit in the First Methodist church Sunday. -r=^Mrs. Jas. B. Bickson has opened a home-made bakery in the new brick store on the north-west corner of Sixth avenue and Twelfth street. —John F, Price, of this village, is grand State standard bearer of S t An drew’s commandery, Troy. He was duly installed in the office Tuesday evening. —The Lansiugburgh academy has been appointed by the superintendent of public instruction to carry on a train ing class for young teachers during the coming year. —The canal boat which ran aground in the river opposite Seventh street Sat urday night was released from its pre dicament Monday, The boat was load ed with grain, —The water board o n Monday evening awarded Gray & Temple the contract for constructing a lateral sewer in Sec ond avenuo between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth streets, —Miss Lulu Burkert entertained a party of forty friends Monday evening at her home on Second avenue. The event was in honor of her friend, Miss Bil lings, ot Cambridge, who is here on a visit. —John Hickey, an old veteran who is totally disabled by rheumatism and un- All work is guaran- faction. The Aristo cabinets are Iiavinj 'eat ran at present, and it is not be excelled in softnosn and delicacy. a great r a n at present, i be wondered at, 'as they are beauties, lishes the celebrated Aristo paper, which cannot Money for Sclioola On Tuesday evening the annual school meeting of the electors of Union Free school district. No. 1, was h eld a t Con cert hall. Clerk Wm. J. Shellidy called the meeting to order after which Prof. 0. T. R. Smith was called to the chair. The estimate of expenses to carry on the schools for the ensuing year was sub mitted as follows: Teachers and super intendent’s wages, $12,500; fuel and janitors’ wages, $3,200; repairs plies, $1,000; books and stationery, 000; stoi itimate was ap] voted. The board of education was estimate was approved and the money authorized to appoint a clerk at a salary of $225 p er year. West Slisre World’s Fair Excursions. Additional excursions to the World’s Fair, via the picturesque West Shore Railroad, are announced for Tuesday, August 29th, and Thursday, Sept, 7th. These trips, a t rate of one limited fai-e round faip, :ey, a a by > support himself, has just that his pension has been received >n increas- month. Mr. Is in town, and ed from $30 to $72 per Hickey has hosts of friends lu uuwu, uuu they will all be pleased to hear of his good fortune, —At a meeting of the board of health Wednesday evening a communication Fitchburg road in which complaint was i nuisance exist was read from trainmaster Ruyder of ” * ” ................. complaint' dating betw __ Oil Mill hill and Campbell’s crossing,, which is disagreeable to passengers on the road. The health officer was in structed to investigate and report to the board Friday night. —The annual banquet of the Academy Alumnae association will be held the first Tuesday following the academy oommenoement. J. Charles Enudson is president of the association; P, F. Bater, first vice-president; Howard Briggs, seconij vice-president; Miss Bessie Alvis, secretary; Miss Jennie Murray, treas-' urer. All teachers and ex-teachers, graduates, and those who earned their ; oademic diplomas previous to 1893, are entitled to membership in the associa- —^The works of the Ivoroyd mo turing compBn.y will start up ii -days if satisfactory arrangements can be manufac- in a few made. The works were closed last Fri- -day by the Sheriff on a judgment of .................. : iiihg.of New York, who is one of the stookhold- 1 company, -organized in New Jersey only a few .Anum b er of hands are given employ- igmen $4,900 in favor of Mrs. U. P. WelliUj ” ew York, • ers in the company. The company sey ouJ, 1 in thii 3 given emp] ment, and it is hoped that every will be arranged in a satisfactory months ago and located in this villi ands are given empi hoped th a t everything I in a satisfactory i m er so that work may be resumed. —W aterford is willing to pay $150 fo,r the old truck of the F ake hooks, buf as it is worth over three times that-sum the offer will hardly be accepted. —Next week is fair week at Rensse laer park. Splendid attractions have been arranged for each day and the fair promises to be a great success. —Alonzo Wilkins, of Fourth avenue, as bitten on the left leg by a p et span iel Wednesday, He bad the wound cauterized and the dog was shot. —Miss Helen J. Bryant was United in wedlock to Mr. George Hill this Thurs day morning, by Rev. J. Wager, a t their future residence, 638 Fourth avenue. —Miss Ella Ensign was a t McGowan, N. ¥ ., last week to attend the fiftieth anniversary of the marriage of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Purdy. —The ordinance in reference to kee] ing sidewalks clear in front of busine; places is to be enforced, and peisons failing to comply with the law will be prosecuted. Wow Vou Can Go to tUo Fair. The iuereasing patronage on the New: York Oontral’s ten-day coach excursions to the World’s Pair, has made it neces sary to an’ange similar tiups on Saturday Aug. 20, via Niagara Falls and the Mich, :o an’ai Central Railroad, and Wednesday, Aug. 30th, via Buffalo and the Lake Shore Railroad. The routes are well knowa strictly first-class, and the low rate of one fare for the round trip solves the prob- of how you can visit the great Col nan Exposition at a cost within youi means. The excursions offer first-clasi vostibuled coach accommodations, fast time, and stops a t convenient points for lealSi Returning, tickets are limited to cptember 4th on first excursion, and eptember 8th'on the second. Ho Took a Fatal Doso of Carliollc Acid, while lusaue, A friend at Grand Rapids, Mich., clipped sends us the following item cl a paper of that city on Fiiday, Aug. Guy Geoway, the subject of the it( was formerly a resident of Lausingbur^ but he left here several years ago for the la ll up c ■s a nd sup- 'Ves and furnaces, $300; oon- icies, $500; total, $18,5CO. The west. The item says “ Guy Geo way, aged sixty-one, one of the best known of the older residents of the West Side, committed siiioide in the Union Benevolent Association home yes terday afternoon by swallowing a large ;e of carbolic acid. For many years he has lived in No. 248 West Broadway, hii and worked in the Grand Rapids Brush Ri Factory. He worked long and faithfully ■and seldom missed a day until recently, when he became ill with nervous exhaus tion and was compelled to leave work. Five days ago his family decided to send him to the Union Benevolent Association home where he could receive constant medical attendance and careful nursing. Under treatment he seemed to improve ilightly, but not so rapidly as he wished md he became despondent. This foel- j seemed to take such complete pos- jsion of him that it was almost believ ed that bis mind was affected. He oeou- pied room 20, a private room, directly across the hall from the labratory, and yesterday afternoon, while the nurses weie temporarily absent, ho escaped from his room, He found the door to the lab ratory open, but the medicines were all in glass cases, the doors of which were looked. With his fist he smashed the for the round tr give first-class coach accommodations thro' to Chicago with out change, and tickets are good return ing within ten days. The trains are ac companied by an experienced tourist mt, and although tickets are not ac cepted in the sleeping oars, the trip can bo made without fatigue in the comfort able coaches of theWest Shore Railroad. Trains stop at convenient points for meals. These excursions offer you an opportunity to visit the great Columbian Exposition at small expense. Call upon West Shore ticket agents for tickets, cir culars and any further information. At tlic Grlswoia Opera House. Primrose & West’s famous minstrels will appear a t the Griswold on Saturday evening with a grand bill. It is a sub ject of wonder as to where this organi zation obtains its new wonders as i t is constantly adding new features to the prograni. The scenic effects are marvel ous, one of the most striking features being the charming picture disclosed at the opening, when the curtain rises on a bawenof beaut program is so varied that it would be hard to find a taste that the minstrels have n ot something to please. A m ati nee will also be given Saturday after- Next Monday and Tuesday evenings Billy Barry will be seen in an entirely new play, written especially for him, entitled “The Rising Generation.” It amusing production replete with scenes and incidents. The com edy deals with the higher and lower strata of society. On Thursday, Friday and Saturds axt week “ The Wickloi low Postman. village Trustees Meeting, The trustees had a short session Tues day evening. Trustees Jas, Flynn, Chase and Draper were absent as was also clerk Graham, Jas. Benedict was chosen clerk. A communication from R, B. Burleigh stated that h e intended having the gut ter in front of his residence on Second avenue curbed. As the work had been advertised for the communication was Bills aggregating $172 were audited. aived from A. L. Stevens number were re- and Thos. Lanigan for laying a Jewalks and gutters. The-y ferred to the committee o n roads, streets and alleys. The village engineer was instructed to furnish specifications for a gutter on each side of Oil Mill hill for a distance of 450 feet above the railroad track. It was also moved and carried that the water board be notified a catch basin was needed a t the corner of 'Tenth street and S ixth avenue. A special meeting of the board will be held next Tuesday evening. Stop wasting your money on Tobacco nd Opium. Brace upl B o a man! H ill's Chloride of Gold Tablets will cure you. All leading druggists sell them, Visitors to tke World’s F a i r .' Visitors will find the Lancaster Hotel, 61st street and Lexington Ave. (directly south of the Ferris Wheel, and only two blocks from Fair ontranco) cool,comfort able and quiet; only two stories high, outside rooms; European plan; $1.00] Resduood rates for families and par- town depots, take the Elevated Railroad to Loxingtou Aye. station, walk north 1| blocks. Parties arriving by the Lake Shore, Rook Island, Wabash, Erie, G. & E. I., or F ort Wayne roads leave train at Englewood, take 61st St. Eleotrio ( east to Lexington Ave. and 01st Stro less than half a block from the Hotel. arrive a t any of the down- ivated $500 FOU3VD. The Review of Reviews says -in tiin June number, “A woman in Oaliforni last year made over $2,700 on fruit rais ing. Another lady;bonght land for $75 per acre and her land is now worth $2,o0O M. Nivens says that hi ]ge, of Bayton, 0 The California Land and Water Ex- n, Ohio, have lei'sons who have aft purchase received sums as profit. give you 5 acres of land free* h the names ifter one yeai Phey give you 5 acres ■ you will help pay for water and irriga-i ting it. On these 5 acres they give ii written guarantee to plant, cultivate, the taxes, and each year pay you ' profit as your half raised on the They have as their purchasers doctors, judges, widows, orphans and clergymen. They give you free return ticket to go: to California on the harvest of any crop. They will plant the land this ypar and pay you a profit next year. They give references from banks, newspapers and Last year the i d from officers in Dayton, ghtht thee manager paid $6,000 to .persons who boug th yea will ast rear the same lar before. This land with grow oranges, figs, lem ons, olives, in fact, any fruit that is ■own in any portion of the world. The: 5 acres and hold the other i acres themselves—they do not make 1. Your fi If you send $2 they will send you grown large for the land. Xour first paymei #2. If you send $2 they will send yo te necessary papers and then you can ly $1 per month for a short time-r-de- mding how much is wanted. Ex-President Harrison speaks v e ^ lighly of California; ex-Seoretary J. lusk and ex-Postmaster General Wan- amaker, during their visit to California illget „ r. iio HOB leii me oppor tunity go by, for «t is surely a great opening lor a persona who wants a last ing income without apy risk. You do it have to g o on the land, they take re of it for 20 years. I t is near railroad, level, in the eastern portion of San Diago Co. California land bought to day will, with irrigation, be worth $509 in three years to come. A O amfokniait . IS cases, the doors of which were lass door and reaching ;tle of carbolic acid. 1 took down 3 took a drink of tlie drag and ran back to his room. A moment later the nurse discovered the broken glass in the labratory and hear ing a noise, hastened to his room. A ;lance showed that Geoway was in trou- ile, and the house physicians were at once summoned. The old man’s lips, tongue and throat were badly burned by the acid and the attendants administered oil and tried to operate a stomach pump. In a few moments, however, the patient breathed his last. Deceased left no note or message, but it is plainly a case of suicide. Coroner Bradish was summoned and decided an inquest unnecessary, and the body was removed to O’Brien’s u n dertaking rooms. He leaves a wife, two George and Alva, and a daughter who is the wife of Capt.W. S. Kinney.” How’s Tilts I We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be ■ed by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J . O henex & Co., Toledo, O. the undersigned, have known F. ley for the last fifteen years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all We, t: , Chen able to carry out any obligations i business transactions and financial!: arry o heir firm. ruax. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O .; Walding, Kinnau & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O, Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly on the blood and mucous sting directly oi irfaces of the system. Testimonials .sent free. Price 75o. per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Suuclay T r a in s to OUl Forgel Every Sunday morning at 7:30 a train leaves Herkimer for Old Forgo via. Adi rondack Division of the N. Y. Central. Returning train leaves Fulton Chain station a t 8 :10 p. m. arriving at Herki mer 10:15 p. m. Fare for round trip to Old Forge and return #2.00. Connec tions are made at Remsen with R W. & 0. train leaving Utica at 7:30 a, m. and for Utica at night southbound. Con nections at Herkimer with N. Y. G, main line trains east and west bound. Sun day exBursion rate by steamer on F ulton chain of lakes from Old Forge to head of Fourth Lake and return #1.00. Excursion tickets also on sale from Herkimer to Trenton Palls, White Lake, etc., at reduced rates, A B a ttle tor Blood Is what Hood’s Sarsaparilla vi; fights, anti it is always victoriouE pelling all the foul tai fluid tho laparilla vigorously i^s victorious in foul taints and g I quality and qi perfect health. I t cures pelling all the foul taints and giving the vital fluid tho quality and quantity of I t cures scrofula, salt- 3um, boils aud all other troubles caus- by impure lilood, I was troubled with catarrh for seven years previous to commencing the use of Ely’s Orea m Balm. I t has done for ine what other so-oalled cures have failed to do—cured me. The effect of tho Balm seemed magical.—Clarence L. Huff, J Bidcleford, Ms. JO B PBIXXiNG. Every business man admires attractive bill head,, statement or: they frequently fa om thehe factct thathat thehey business card, bnt to geti goodood workork froi g w from t fa t t their printing dCfie by amateurs, your n ext order to H. D.. Morris,rris. D Mo O gubieb office. Ho will suityoi you both in quality of work and in price. a skilled workman, who is located will suit yielded Mm $1,000 p Bore says his trees ne acre. J. S. him $711 per N ew Y oek , Feb, 9, 1892, 2)r. J. A. Dean & Co., CatsMU, N .T.: D eae S ibs —Having completed my four-sore years, I find I need a little medication, and your Dyspepsia Pills fill the bill exactly. I have used them ' once in a while for three years past, and have warmly recommended them to friends who like myself are on the down hill of life, and in no case have they fail ed to justil ify the recommendation. I 3 pretense to medical knowledge, but I judge the tree by its fruit; and lerience )oken of their these Dyspepsia Pills, ifi my expc J. M. S tevenson , 150 Nassau St.,, New spepsia Pills, ifi my ex and observation, have more tlu Very truly yours York, or Hawthorne, Y- H ood ’ s P idls cures all liver ills, 25e. Sent by mail on receipt of price by G. I. Hood & Go., Apothecaries, Lowell,Mass. remedies for catarrh )te suo- After trying many iring the past twelve years, ] Ely’s Cream Balm with complel cess. It is over one year since I stopped using it and have had no return of cat arrh. I recommend it to all r —Milton T. Palm, Reading, I Ripans T abules oua'e colic. BHooH poisoar, Blooil Poison of all Kinds Fradloated inner of s affect- !m, b ut they are legion i numbers affected are astonishing. A large proportion of the American people have some trace of blood poison, either hereditary or acquired, which, left alone, is in many cases constantly on the in- se, and in time saps tho very foun- on from our constitutions. The Troy 'netio Institute has had unparalleled less in the ti’eatment of tins class of Not a single case has been the patient free tacks. Mr. M.,who shave for. two years, as a child. Miss 1 twenty-four, wh( with Unsightly ted from the sysfa and safe from future at- ‘ not been able to a face as smooth ig lady of B., a youni face had bee A., who could not remember __________ face was n ot broke out, has n ot a pimple left. Mr. S.,whose entire body was coT- red, and in some parts large running sores, had been treated by other physi cians for six years, was entirely cured Institute, and i , --- . was entirely cured at so we could fill a ool- If you will umn with similar names. If you will call at the Institute the doctors will 1e ) refer you to any i 11 b pleas r pf cases day ; also Tuesday ai ings ; closed Sunday. €^01NG TO THE FAIR? WELL, DON’T STAY AWAY on my account. You’ll find a world of beauti ful. curious and grand things and rtunity never again will be AN ORHINANCB W. J. O’BEIEN, Secret improvements in said viUnve WM. PETTIS, Cliairman. icretary. NOTICE TO CONTRAGTOHS Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Water Commissioners (act ing as Sewer Commissioners) of (he \ \ lage of Lansingburgh, N. Y., at t ___ office, 602 Second Ave., until 7.30 o’clock P. M. on the 5th day of September, 1898, for the construction of a Catch Basin at r t h ^ south-west corner of 11th 3Companied cash to the e said proposal must be i by a draft, certafied check o amount of Ten dollai .led the work is at ___ him or them, The Board of Water Commissioners reserve the right to reject ’ or all bids. ’Ians and specifications can be seen at office of theWater Commissioners. WILLIAM PETTIS, Chairman. 7. J. O’B eien , Sec’y. Ik Ereat Fair! N. Y. &. N I &GRICL- 0 TRU&IND» 0 0 SOCIETY. iKfii H i l l f f l i e m AT RENSSELAER PARK, TR O Y , N. Y. August 2 8 -September 2 INCLUSIVE. Special Attractions Every Day, incliu ing Contests of Speed, Balloon-Para chute Ascension, the Pony Hippo drome, Roman Chariot Races, Grand Concerts, Bicycle Races, &c., &c., &c, ADMISSION, 50 cents; Children under 12, 25 cents. No charge for teams. Paper ami Faint. I still hare a flue stock ot hand some designs in Wall paper in stock, and those who have any idea of papering their rooms will do well to call and look it over. Prices range from 3 cts. up. You will also find a fine stock of PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, W indow Grlass, &c. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING, Graining, Glazing, Wall Whitening, Coiorina, Decorating, Paper Hanging. &c. All work done neat, quick and at reasonable rates. 1 have also p u t in a nice line of Fancy D r y G o o d s , consistii thread,read, &o., &c., led of anything of Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, and invite anyonenyone in a ig in this line to give n GEORGE A. RIFENBERGH 290 2d Ave., Lansinghnrgh. (OPPOSITE OASINO EINK.) JAM ES K I N G , mination all of this class of disease. They are specialists in all forms of ohron- — ---------- io disease. Consultations are always free. Office No. 6 Union Place, near the Union Depot. Hours from 9 to 6 eaoh eek day ; alsc “ ' - - - INVENTORY G U T PRICES! OUR GREAT SE M I-A N N U A L C learan c e S a le NOW IN PROGRESS worth of Spring and Summer Clothing must he sold. Now is the time to invest your money, at this genuine Reduction Sale. Two suits for about the price o f one. Best made Clothing. Latest Styles. Every garment warranted to give sarisfaction or money refunded. c f c X i o a c A o r s , RIVER, CRAND & .FOURTH Sts., TROY. IT’S JUST LIKE THIS. Our stock is larger than it should he, and if low prices (actual sacrifice of valuesj is any inducement, we offer the inducement. For the next ten days you can buy Men’s and Boys’ CLOTHING, and Ladies’ and Misses’ JACKETS, CAPES, MACKINTOSHES, SILK WAISTS, or DUCK and SERGE SUTIS at your own price on $1.00 PER WEEK PAYMENTS. PEOPLE’S CREDIT PARLORS! S 7 4 H i v e r S t r e e t , T r o y . S. S SMmberg <fe Co. ORIGINAL CREDIT OUTFITTERS, Comstock & Beadle's LADIES’ AND GENT’S ovici iiici mums. 416 and 418 Broadway. Albany. Where good service and seasonable food awaits you. The pleasantest d in ing room in the two cities. RUPTURES CURED. C. H. BECKER, 764 Second Ave., Lansingburgh, JUST ABOVE TW’ENTX-PIESI ST., Keeps a full line of choice groceries of every description. Imported and do mestic Wardines, Oranges, Lemons and Bananas. B abatoga C h ips made to OKDEB ! Sweet cider and new honey. Goods sold as low as the lowest. TROY mmu WORKS F I S T S Caniage Duilders, TROW, M. 1 . T. K. P. PINE, Prop. JOHN S. WILBKR, Supt. ,% £ s ; Ul CliAl piatiOO UU MCUU O.VOU l»Ll« NJmi States. The more people who go fri Troy the less money for buying new fi niture and tho more repairing andn -i.....: ------ u. - - jairee ' ; for OUN .GHAM, _ . 143 River St., droy. niture and tho more repairing i storing will be required. Go to the fs I t ’s a sure thing for the fair and — yours truly, W CUNNIN - , T STAPLE AHD FANCY D B . ? C O O D S Trimmings, Notions, Etc. 6 4 7 Second Avenue LANSINGBURGH, N. Y. THE DOOM OF BLINDNESS I ’ X’o x T - e x x t e d . Sight is priceless; do not trine wUh your eyes as tical establishment in Troy. DRS.SHIIIIBESe&VINGBERS, SCIEN T IFIC OPTICIANS, 333 River Street, Troy, N.Y. Consultation Free. N. B .—No agents or peddlers. PATENT A 48-page book free. Address W . T . F I T Z CtEBAEB, Att’y-at I.aw, Cor 8th and F Sts., W a s liingtou, » . c O J E t 3S T O f i e : 354 NO MOEE ETE.6LASSE^ NO MORE WEAK EYES. VEAZIE'S TBSATS ali < Eye E estorer^HHBw disea SIA Tito s Y gi I t . Of th» EY5 Bussett .& Briunaghim, Albany SK1VI> FOB CIBCWI-Alis. WOLF’S mmm] i Franklin Sfjuare, Troy. All the Delicacies of the Season. Boiled or broiled live lobsters and soft shell crabs a specialty. Clams and oysters from the best beds. JOHN F, WOLF, Proprietor. P A L A C E IRON S T E A M E R S “NEWY 0 RK'' 8 (\ALBANY\ Leave foot of Hamilton street, Albany, daily (except Sundays) a t 8:30 a. m., landing a t Hudson, Catskill, Rhinebeck, Poughkeepsie, Newburgh, West Point and Yonkers, d u e to arrive at New York, 22nd street, 5:80; Desbrosses street, 6:00; Brooklyn (by annex) 6:20 p. m. •®\Through tickets to Philadel iGS strei ington, C Depot idelphia, n Grove adjoins Dos- brosaes street pien Daily excursions to Outskiil, 75o.; Rhinebeck, $1. Orchestra on each steam er. Eestaiiraut on main deck, a la carte, open 7 a. m. Time tables on a p plication. W. B. EiiMENDOBr, Gen. Ag’t. Oflace, 81 Quay st.. Albany, N. Y Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria.
