davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-10
GurppGiIdJe &abelnadlridtcu

ct. Yetersburs, 8. SUIT. = Die
Iesierung bat mittellt Npte an bic pfprte
ben ruiiit. tirfiihen Sanpslssertras gun, l..
@dra 1869 ~9efinrist, angeblth UNI 1artfs>
@ctiffaticnen ,u berateen, uno epentuen Ell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-10

Iew~yprt,9. Sutt.-Gt @etiter iinb
ieet in, srpben 8prtbeile, ba in Der seitrtscn
8eri1nmluna lt6 Iltetr 10 StunpensN rbetr
ter melpeten, ais lie perpenben fpnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-10
Vefanntmad)llua
fir W0e BITE bdbet %intfrriifrt finn

fur WHf, Die babet ittfrciIIrt I'M.
aae gsrionsn, mette aniprii&e fur eettane Grteii
eter s~eliefertes Wlatsrial fur eas neue Stabttdus baben,
iino eifudt. itre sRetnungeu nit ben npttt9en Veleaer
am pter per Rem 10. Suli an 6. .. Vaseis. Ode Der
Saratssa. II. Sasrerlfr., @rritser hes Eve ,ial.G pmiie's
hes Staetbaues. eitjureinen. u5S-60)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-10
Ehe0ter.

Srute Mbenb Seranfaltet ,nier tpaferei
@ttfelp I'M Sommertbedter tn, rWafbinston.
Garten" etne Bret>D crfteluna, In Der Gin
fleiner Gcmmispts," Sc0e In l Gilt. uni
rDas mar iH," pber Die b6le Hahbarin,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-10

@ewsgprf, 8. Sult.-Slipie q. See
ifrang teute frib au6 einem 3. StpdpsrfS.
Senlter i'm 8. Ctr. unb tDbtete iid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-10
Efrppbefu.

Sm -Sible Graminet" 6ubert db Ree. gec, 5tprrs
Won Srpetlsn, Mn, bel Seiesenbeti elmer @ntIdulbi-
suns eaitr, ta6 in ieiaen Magazine elm dr,ilihes
3eu8nts tter bic Seiluna ieres sipsiees Spbnes rem
eritien. ME fclgt: p99tr perfHenttitcl tiefs Nnapben
nibt far @elt, ~lcncsrn aus O,uttartett geaen 0ott mel,
DYER ipi6erssitalt lner Slsten erbItte, Gne aus 8eret
t8tett 9e9eI Or. anbers, IN Ter rpIleR leter,enauna,
eGs In Der S,eipa0ers Sebdne flung cine DiEtiamtsiI Iieai,
welts bic seIer tiees WagaSines Ntm Dante sesen eeli
HesatteGr, irelde r fieielte IA ihrer A~enntnts sebradt,
pcrpfid,tet werten." Girtlidre gratis.
Sin. $. GnperS' Sebpaisr TT lei Z. y. Sinsmpre.
@isentbamer, gir. SO, Depfr., NJ o., unp bei ellen
NppttettrIi III hLhen.
15B,p g, 90 IS. H. 7t.-2T-3Iw)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-10


Sr. pbilipp lbris unp Sr. 6cpra aoppelmanI
paeem Won beuts an elnen Nnttt:l an Hnlerem tDeIpafts.
S~alttmeref 1. Suli '6S.
G624j 3ph. Is. Rnu - No,n
Sentf6c, aufsepasI! Cute 0elc,
gcnbetti
Otr unteriet6Hete p~erIan9t Bis br ltaa Mcraen 10
ubr 100 Nrtetttr, I'M an Ter saent Gpunfp. 9~tenbdbn"
In btefem Staate gu %artetten. eptn SI.T5 vel 5qa!
pc6gnltd's SfidtlIHs una ireie Befprberupa. Rdd,u.
lrastn bel Sob. aSeiaanb, Rr. 100, StdmesGr.
Ci63-4l VI, 3. 6adcntbai, Gsent.
StpMsf6ule
Die idbrltte prrfune tegann Wpntag, rem 0. Sui
uhe ntrp bis Wpnta9, ten 49,, in f~plIenter 4siIe fcrt.
sc EFT
Spnnerifas, q, Sui.
HIdie G y ppr s -l2.
hG ia =,
Srcitda, 10. Suit.
Rllhe v ron 3 10 80,
8a 1890 2.2O.
Wontda, 10. SUIT.
8ldis Z ven $40.
Gf Sblubfeicr am Gieniaa,
hen IA. Stuff.
Gtfts bis pteFie Stufe: Nprmittaas ven lllr; fdntlt
bis iisberte Stafe: Ra&mittass RON 5 ubr in ser Sions.
frde.
S6lieraGindtme am 1. unb .. Gsptemter.
Sf3nIn hes rsuen Sauliabrs am 3. Sep:ember.
GE1-R1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-10
Narmers' 4 Mierdlants' Watiolmlbonf

Baltimore, 29. SuRt 1868,
Der prdTernt uub bic Direftpren bateu beute elm.
0toiNsnte ppn ddjt 9rr,cnt fir he legten 6 Rondie Ct.
Hart. relde AMI uni rad Hittem W1prfda. b. O, Suit.
,ahlbar 1T. Nae AtBaten perfea prn Ger SdHI ts,abIt.
u55.7,9.e0.4) s. Ztoan, iun., RaiTrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-10

2uftiptel III 2 aften, sur aufibruns eetan>
gen. Grftres III elmer iensr lid rad lnb
0latt nblpiclenren piqudnten ShWdnse, in
renrn bas pfc, ME ras neuere Berlin he
tannitib r%rceatri, uuo nrlfc rem ,3ul6duer
itets in CUTE Saune Su Serieser I'M Stdnte
Iinb, iptrn or chen fctn SYrpNpntcr ii.
yDas mar tf," cine 8eprtie, lit 3userIGG
f9 zines Der britcn 2ufipicle bes rcutlhen
8epertpirS, auf rent es it6 felt elmer &etee
non Satrcn aGitberua ite0ret6 erbdlt.
User Belt unb Gut BAT, it6 gut gu amGli-
rrn. her uneke Bin une thue beeatethen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-10
MohnnnnS NerInhernnn.
@eldGfts.N n,eiae.

Or, u. 6risSsupaic rat feus %gpptuung mad VIZ,
SO, NpreiSHtatp.r naRe Saratcgahr.. p%srleat.
IGu;1 INDIA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-10
8anf Of Gnruulrrfr.

baltimore. 81. Stunt 1858.
gtre &tsieetee ron trei grcient in @ple fur tte leetsu
g Rprate. iabl6dr am nne tad Munfdn. Zen n. S,Ii,
ipurte beute ertldrt. Die National, Sfdats. u. Staet,
at8dben peresn ppn her Sant bejabtt. Die ~llsbsrtra.
3unBsbtttr lirfreen rem |. Els iun 10. 9uli einiblieeltb
aeihpfet ietn. ttm Auftrag:
Ilh4-6b) Jphu q. SnftE, 0otG,t-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-10
S6ibeH uniformen!.
SdiiBen- ltniforneni

Den Witsletern her teiben SbGeer Geleuf6aiteu
hermit 3ur e~eidaiaen Ratri&t rab i'd bsreit hin, cine
an;abl Sdlten'Rrfen ron fetbtssm Watertal unS
grsis Su lisfern, %pcranf i'd Defenders mcins GrsenSs
aufneriam made. z. q. Gittrpf,
C64-9) Or. 81, Nprc .CSapfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-10
Suartalhcrid)t ser ,Jarmcrs 4 Wfcr.
dnlts' NatiOnalbanf'',

Y VWTuNI D. III 1910.
Mffipa:
1~emrpr6re Anleben ..........$ $50. 900 90
Oieepnt Rp;en u. Rttnungen l. 1872. 531 Ia
Jn.anet6e Wehiel.......... 1G2, l47 CO
--sl 316,67s %
Der. 81. Bomb, btnterfeet tei'm SIbat,
reiter Sur Si6erbett her Girtulattpn. 80. sos, 500 O,
yer. Ct. Spnes unh aneere StGerbeiter.. 1926 "a
Sanfbaus unb 9runbfld. =. ........... 5000 Oh
anbere5 @runeetsenthum ............... 440u no
StuleB ron eantsn auBerbalb ter Staet 1873, $50 o.
Saar1eib, ndmItd:
Wln,e une 0e8dl 5enbers. -. S3SS, $50 II
glpten nnb AnpeiIunaen an
Stabibanten .............. 300. oS8 81
Npten ppn dneern ganten 80. 1872 90
- 8ls O69 IS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-10
Sitreau Der ,,Saltimorer StaOtsGIens
bGln< S~CiellfdGft."

WaIttmpre, tfn 8. Sult 1888,
Ger prilisent lnb Tie D;rettrren blten zine riptbenbe
ron 3grpienf, ant 1. au8uit 1858 filig, ertlirt. lie
We ~. Abeatet rereen BON ter @eieaftatt te,ablt,
Die lletertra9unssbidet perten bis sum SVnndberb,
Ten I. Nueult 1865 eeidlcnen iein.
t16l 6.S.50.2.4) 8idbures Is. S,nitb, S6asn1,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-10
Selegrapbil9e Sepeiden.
GaS @p1bnaip.
Olcip .VIprfcr Wfnrftbcrieht.
(esriatet fir Ten nGeutfasn GurrsfPUntsntsn.' y

9ew,gprf, 9. Suit. = Die S6iui
nntirlllln betrlIn hente l4N5%.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-10
Mmfaepakti

Gtn @rresrte- nne Grneilor -gafeR nit pteriibrtaem
Pddt, aub W stnem dnhern, DEFENDERS gideraeitafte
E%,iieae, II lPtprt btGts su reriauieu. Stndiutrdssn In
VI, IL. Enrrr=. udhP 81 tarrnr, t1gi q,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-10
ntmGd
Ncuer Qaeut In 8aibinatpu.

Or. Sapie sSeifeler, Nr. 10, gurtp's Court, ,ni.
tten peRnialvanias apenrs II. D. 5tta6s, 1T unier astni
iur seaibinstcn, Sepraetrwn unb aItransrta unb ale
3dbtun9en an ibn ~ r,nden.
So An,etsen fur ben sGerreppnssnten" perssn an
wteiaatenn Srte aeaenaenem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-10
Grob. 9oge bes @erb. Or6erS ser
,unabbdnaiueu 8riiber|'.

Sdttt ,npre. @b.
Sle votaleeer metfet AZ er am IL. Suli, NpraerS
9 ubr,, In @r. 20. Wore.Gjapifr., hatthn. enben bai,.
Sisuns enaeIasen.
y. Grtncr. 6 b'r' @reem.
tl641 q. 2dluI. Wrp6sS d n m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-10

Ter GerFGuf her Glfeu tsir' aiatlbrGet III eins argr.
ucbme unS e~brsntaite Seiddftt9Mng, bic allen Damen
GtiitlidFn, EeErcrn, S'uesntel nap gdntpirthen, ipWit
alen, bic aNf lsiGts QGetie ebrltbea @srejenit iuhen, ~
%empfetten ". gpfr f6 lei uns brteilid mad ben NBer.
ten ~esmiprten GprtbeiIen %erTuneiSt, Htua rs Cts. beiltsen
yr Sefreiturs RES @prtp5 uro Der Srudtcten her bic
aeDmrihtr a~usfunit en!taIlsnrsn DrudiaGen. aud'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-10

Sonntda. ben IL. b.. Wprssas pn, 10 libr, .rirb 81,
paltpr Z. u. Sarntfa after cn Columbia, pa, fiji btt
~Deutfte e. .luib. st. Marirs @eineiuee" IN Ser ,Vcr.
battanssdte". ede Der Spnes une prattfr., ~prttiaen
pr;u las gublitatn ~einsslassn N. e"
(1e4-5) Ser 0;rd,.,r.h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-10
$3.50 OFT ~
Cl64) Gam. :. 5bap, &affrer.
8tridll ber ,,Nowaro= 8anf".

SI20.6l ~
Cl6i) 3. O. Better, Rather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15
MASSACHUSETTS, TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE

The last report OF the Secretary oil the AN,
Ance indicates that strong feeling prevails III i''oi "
making the enactment Of prohbitory laws inc piI"S
question at all elections after November "u So. ,a,
anee men were ready make that an issue even NOV"
Indeed the strongest argument against calling CONVEX
tton now and nominating state ticket was want Q, ,"e
to organze though few held 'na' aieI ,ts
mari in the Worcester Convention and assent"R ~
',ra,,on II would DO unbccomlng 10 VI
ranze an opposition 70 it, q dtom 11s ' on
ne ,ieb, hof,r the Worcester ConVeItl1,
non o. the Chairman and secretary on VIZ he AEON,
~ a. tcnI auce men should insist upon ZIG %,or
non ~ prohibi.ory plank part OF tno ~
~, t, was voted down through the influence, IL VIZ
ID nj me officers Of the Alliance NOW thV onceIs "a
- have been ~ they think virtually cehsureu
IN ,of roo Inv the influence Of the men who we're Noteo
sown af Worcester. So IL seems Hat ue Cihceia Vi to
.Ian 80 had more influence IN the PrOhbltOry Commit
g. than s own Executive Committee, while that Com
,ee an urn were able 10 contrOi the policy OF the AIN
aneas But really the difference among the PrOhOldo-
one Of Npcdency and not ~ principle Some beneNe
H. Fucces can De secured by action within the ke
nnhlcan party others think that a new party wouh
bst secure these again divided onthe question
whether that party should he formed now Bosoh Ao'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15
8 ornoratiOn Aotitts.
OORpORATION NOTICE.-public

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public Notice is
~ hereby 90 the oHnor owners 9ec9paui o occupants o 81
improved uumqoftd nts std thereby. thar
following Agreements tsve been completed aut are lodged te
Bo.I Of Assessors eTlua DIV a. sols interested
regan, grading setting en AMI gutter aui tsgns side
Wak. Scctpu ~ of MsdsnuveIur i ADD ,'siTees
2Fo paving t2dsr,et between aveuue and Madison avenue
with trap block
walks IN 3lhsifeet h-tween 10Th and llih-svsuues
NtFar Building receiving basin sld calvert a. the uorihEsH cor
II Liberty aud NiIlam.stteets
Tho embraced bj include l the several houses
ground pieces parcels land situated
lstBo- sides 81 Meoa from 40 10 &etis the extent
Of half the block either the ntersertus streets
2oh sides Of isre from Madison To 5 % tle eA.tut
OF bali the block OF sa.d
sides Of jhsre from 10Th htnrss 10 the eAeai
o half the block n said
9TH The north Liberty william Nasssustreet
All persons whose Interests affected hr the asoycnamed Assess
me either
pesegt their objections IN writing 90 isac o. Hunt Chairman Of
IT Chambers Base
within thirty toe this n0ie
ISAAC o. HUNT,
y HARRISON REED. BoaId OF ASSESSOR,
GUERNSEY SACkRrTD
Once Board ~ New Court iiouss 'ctoher 49, 1903
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leave James

sa NJ Grssurot and o., Stations except wcote and willow
Tree $50 Eorthport Passenger Tram a all
Willow Tree 30 a. rpr - rs for Greenpof pp.nsas
Hicksve snd N stations Eat
aud al Willow Tree
Nor.h Ilp Train and I'll stations Al passenger
connect 81 Mneoa Hampstead
sunday Train leaves Hunters Point Hampstead
Cove p. Northp0rr AMI all stations;
tePs Point Al $40 p. Takes effect June u 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15
ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auetioneer
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

i NJ AUCTION
ADRIAN H. MULLER p r. WILKINS Co will sell at auction
FRIDAY October 6 at M o'clock at the private residence No ~
(pd umherl Past TSentyhnis Madonave all the HOUSE
dsmak and brocatee Dining Furniture in oak
white and Kilt and Tea Sets fne Glassware Cutlery k
mahogany Bedroom Suites Hair Mattresses Feather
Pos Brussels Velvet aud luau Carpets OIelotbs Se
together with an assortment oil Kitchen. Utens, lsgi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15
siiuuiions 1lanttN- -1laIts.

A MIDDLE-AGED, reliable. and competent
American experienced driver milk and tase of
aoren In Winter wishes EMPLOYMENT Ia near eiy Adles
r. v. Boz No 70 Tribune ohle.
A COAChMAN and GROOM, who thoroughly
unler.tanl, hs business With y years fr,tclass etr refr
euee wants SITUATION Address r. Of Mr. Bolea1. No
SIS 1hlrlaye
NVANTEO-By a Grst-class Dyer, y SITUA-
TIOSt ~ ,esrf experience eqnr Wesien
,tns,ion pfs,A Allle,. gro BoNSRY. West BuIlou Ne
IVANTED-A SITUATION, by young Lad,
years agc Porter of e salary net 80 much
obcct peuuaa'us 'uaon Address D.. fhbune Qaee
NNANTED-By n single man, situation rs
W GARDENER Vhe, to male lir,rlf generally useful Under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15
MiIIiutrr.
Siiuuiious d1Ianito-- ftmalrs.

GERMAN GIRL wishes n situation as
~ COOK general LoueWork No ls3 Ssconds between
Avenue A AID b. bret foot -
A RESPECTABLE Young girl wishes situa-
~ zion COOK WASHER aud lROSRR The hest eiY
or cutrg Ca address Tor tao days No az kas' Twenty
seco. d - srroat l0rr. back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15

CTPRFAfE COTRT-County of Orange.-
> GFORGK W PRATT Phnta ainsi MARY PRATT, D.fnc-
an-Sunuons Relief on ro Ser) IT, tlt above named De-
fnt. Yon are hereby anil required 20 tle COM
pant Pauuf th. arten, winch as tei si te CeIk p re
Comfy II Orsnze sail and State 81 Nevf0rs
Aurus le 1913 aud 10 serve copy tmy oce
b nugg Cts oi Ntvhlrgh in said Cuav aud Sta
Of aer e service ~ M
YOU DAY o such service AID II m 70 answer sail
comp required the plaintiff vii apply % Size Cu r The
r,ilel demanded j. hs conn i.in; -ps'u august 49, 1853
CIiAS. T. anus Patuhs AitoueT 81 the
Sell isvGvTh cts oi A'NAirgh y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15
NEw-YoRK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY Is, 1903.
TRAIYs LEAvK NEW.YORK.

Passenger Station IN SewYork Twenty
Entrance Twenty -seventh.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15
Qrntisirr.

nR. WAIT, No. III Twenty third-st., near
Pourhve css attention his beautiful SKIS or TEETH on
gold pans *3i Corate from sll to $25 Extract
ng under without pain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15

SUPREME COURT - City and County OF
- MISUNDERSTANDING McCLUSKEi ald tATHABiNE hs Niie
plaitifs against ROBERr M,CLUSKEY aui MARY Ls wife an
Jri~nint in q Judgment 81 PARTITION au %
made aud resle, tie i day OF septaler 5
JAMES IT, COLEMAN ths KtcTce named H said Judgment III
SELL through JOSEPH MCGUIRE. Real kt- Auonee az lc
krehsng- Saes.nom li BoadAa thc Ct 81 New ofs
ne TOBEt 1862 81 ~ Veck AZ tae LANDS s4
PREMISES described Judgment tl 20 say: ~ tfit ectaiu
aehrs ia o ud Jog ana Dsirg IN ts rata "rd
u ihe CITY NrvNok anf AnoTu humber seTeaig
seven 90 lluonsfcet and being the sane premises ehfe
and wife 90 JoNu ". lt0us tY teei dsti
e arur Fourth Apu 1916 end r,csrei 10 tie oLce OF he
Res sisr equity OF viek 10 hcr ll9 "f Deeds page
e b he s John H. Jqa- bT BIZ ia'I VIII saa testament
proved the th Comfy % AeT lA on Ag sAt
Ag Iune devised zppeah iaqus hY The ttsrpion OF
NHahr lluon street a. s occaatou ih "itle
noou" described by Richard Jsqnes ADD vie 70
D. Iaqus ouss; bouu-el % esiery m ifput o. hus"r
EesierT m by sut % David to.on enihNtsf
ai Of aud y conveyed h Jws QuasAe.ush 10 hsn bssA
u uorttser ~ M olsul anf te loose Of Jtmes 'aff
MaIu4n CLaat eout'urs breaih mont AND roar telV
t9U aHl l Length eacl le i o. i,ti moe or less
As On that eeln rrs,taee nd ot Of ruui situate, g All
shei by uambsr fsen go Sorth - begin
sng Al ot or the rorhery d Moo-ssfeet distant rit
al et nue lhss hhs q ineh westerly from e north
vestsr corner Moore sni Naets aud running ilnce
ue.,cr. sar f seven iuch and ono
fnh oi az scl nouhcry parallel win Nscc street 'rr
snty t; es,iehy aud parallel viii No Moore slr~r
afs.a tsty ir, chss rd one nb o uhi ara
thence safihsrg plfs ah Nscl street seuihre httIo .4e
- JAMES II. COLEMAN Referee.
s,vrgt Rfsps ,,tr f,y Plaintiff S7 iaeGsTh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15

INhINN LkANk NV 'lUkki
For NsVlsven ami Bridgeport 100 $50 END lL3o a. ~ ~
U.t.l, $40 (EH.l 34j asa. 80, aud 500 tEx.) p m.
For Mi SIao Fairfield Southport aud we''por go lt9o
.. 345 80. $50 p 10. -...- ....-
Por Norsak ZOO $40 EI 900 lLs)a laS (EIl 100 EIl,
345. 20 fEr }. SO AGO tEr) IN. .'.......
For Dsren 100 no. u 30 a. rs, 34S 30, S3op. M
on (sx) goo llSl Izl3 III 2l5, 3oo
tFr) a4s. 90 tEr). 40 $50, 40 8O9 tx p. IN.
For Greeuwch and intermediate stations 100 soo lilo AIS
3t5. l40 $50, 63o p m. . -.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield aoOs IA (EE) AGO Ell 800
For Boston via Shore Zine lli5 Xxx 300 p. m.
For Hartford AMI Springfield 400 OH 2iS 800 lEIl 400
..
For Connecticut River Railroad. sOOA EI l2Sp to Mon
Por Hartford Providsucs Fishk Railroad 500 CErl ms
p. a.
l2l5, AGO 800 p. IN. 49,,
For Canal Railroad H., a5 to Northampton ADD VIII
lsmsburG
For ioaptonic Railroad, 800 W., 800 D. m
For Naugatuek Railroad 500 AGO p.
Norwsk Railroad. 100 300 III 40
Compodi oa, Sleeping Cars attached TO 100 p N. tram
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15

YOK MERCHANTS MANUFACTURERS, BANKERS, BOOKKBEP.
FRS AGENTS CLERKS &c
THE CRITTEEDES COMMERCIAL AEITHAl1IC AND BUSl-
MISS MANUAL
ning Calculations and sf Bnsue required
business also useful lsborssug Commercial Tables aud
much valuable business iuorneuH
huudeds o. counting aud highly commended BY ep
merchants bankers ealctos pssN sixth edition, haul
somely bound. llino. 81 pp Price. ~ 90
For sale D. toe JOoase N Del postage paid o.
the price, b. s. IT, CRiTfkNDkN Co,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15

- -CHAN0R or TIAR On and amer September 1903 trains
viii nm a. follows Leave Hewio Roosevelt and Grandst Psrrie:
dor south sevsnthsL, Wlsmsburgh at sos 800 ard
t5o "a for Isp and inferno late stAtions at b:lo m Tor
J.m,ea Returning leave Isp at 63 aud and stop
aud from Jamaica arriving 10 Ns~
fork At $50. 1855, 1855 N, and 623 IN
Passengers kokaSay aud Fire Island will leave BY the 500 o.
and baggage checked and ior tirs Island
WHITE, supsrlBteOdsnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15
For Dsnbnry sad Nowsk Railroad 100 100 lfs 40
JAMEs II. HOyT sapt
W.JERSEY r.. R.--CHANGE ON HOUR

NEW JERSEY X. R.--CHANGE OF HOUR,
~ commencing Sept; H. ls6s-for PhiLADELPHA ", ps
10 . M 1850 =. N n For Bait and wsshinson-so
2. 900 m.s For South and s wsp NJ go PA
FOR rHB WESr-ro Cincinnati aud Chesyo-s@ IN fo m,
The 0:40 IN and $40 trains hf"agn WIN hae
change Silver sleep train through 70
Cneass without hsnge making connections Clnelnnh
by other n lines Family compartment ears o on
Moa aud Thurs through TO Chcsc without eeass
other With AZ mong oe
Chicago. (sDaln y. w JAChsoN. oee sopk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15
DO GlbOm II mau 6Onttrr.

% SilbOn ii MN 6Ontrr.
4 AIDES aud GENTLEMEN can receive the
highest pnee fr their CAST-OFR WEARING APPAREL
CARPETS FuRNfftRB JEWELLERY, tc BY calling addressing
Ar Ma H. no i Se'tat.yc, bet I6tu and fNeaty-
,eeoni -
ClrT NEw-YoKk: DrrAnrSgsr - PIsANcE,l
BUtKsU RECEIVER - TsxEs
NPw C0IKriinrsE. PARK, October 3. 1893
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS-The Books for
~ Psonti Property will BE- opened fr payment - tbs
Ofce on WEDNESDAY MKT tn October notice will be given
uhcu be B0gis ior Real bsiate will be open.
BERNARD sMYTn Receiver.
DATENTS.-In order to apply for Patent,
model ofTogr Invention 10 MUM Co, No 81 Parkros
the afsi usnel Of sd stamp fees els
ofe invention Sgnd for amphei containing Lag
si mn iosirucons Consutsons free Esabhcd IS
SCIENTIFIC AMERICANthe bcs. Illustrated Weeiy Mechanical
Paper fJs rear
DURE COUNTRY cows MILK
AND OTHER for SALE b. the ROCKLAND COUNTY MILK
ASSOCIATION Noe n Fouhave. and 1881 Broadway,
Of Thlr, seyenthst 5 W. CANflELp. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15


ROOK AGENTS are meeting Will aro sue
ID selling SIR 5 " BAkRWS EXPLORATIONS md All
lIS anotg tie Nlik TRIBUTARIES q ABiSs!NAt to
Viii aided aoglt u he CAPlNlfI sd RkLhAhh Of
ENGLISH SUBJ ECs d Ls career II iho ate EMPEROR likp
bauaei hver flv trf7 Interest vih SOLID lrsuc
t.an. Agents lsie ali ioiats. srI lt ar.fIv
ga adurLte t-so son geogurhcal discovery
aff personal siyertnro'--lN \. Irhule.
"isal h y attractive ign4 al j a. entertaining - 10
msuos = b.sion JouraaL -
Ful p.s -ass 90 o. to n. CAsEs Co, Phhers
Hartford Coma, 'aiciso. ll-, 90 Iin,ialau ODE.
COODSpEEDS FOUNTAIN PENS-GO lines
~ ~h pen ofiuh No har one loren ofsf
PCS fr - AGENTS make BIO d Address GO)DstEbD
e.. 80 81 PAN ros A.slork.
HOTEL CLERK WANTED-Ono that can
loan from loo 90 -2oo sod 'ecuuiy. would gye
irtsre 20 ihe Hotel Ailri, HOTEL 80. az NsmsL, n y
DIAPER MAKER--Wm Wanted u first-class cylin
Ter machine INptE s,, Easueer. Apply 70 JOHN ; an
DREws Agent Pssss.L -
\tANIED-By young man, with six years
experience M one II ha sst Notion ousrs uls CITY a
POSITION AZ 30 l orQ thu charge ~ sock hatsary refer
r. comp"lcr Adircs. " =. Tuhaue Of,e
NNANTED-AGENlS SO to $500 per month,
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Price only ola Address
skCoNB / 60 l,a,hafsA, Pa, 81 ioston, Mss.
GIn A DAY FOR ALL.-STENClL TOOL
P ~ sANrLks hee Address A. j. FuLLAM sPnHsfsd. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15
ID ARITAN & DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD,
CoITu SINE RAILROADn f LONG island.

III and aier TUESDAY Sept 49, the O'CLOCK hne VIII re
withdrawn Tha afternoon Long BraBch, Toms River kc viii
leave Pier No 30 at4 O'Clock, aad Pier No ttt0s N
WI sNEDENk Co. Leueea