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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-30

lNlLWORTll HOUSE,
ny J. A. DILWoRTu.

CnHsCo, Iowa.
South ease corner Elm and Market sts.
south II the Dspot.
Thts aims to b the hcst kept hM.ac In
town. has ll.e largest burn In The place ron-
nectsd With 4, plenty VI water. snd care.
full huaiiets. q,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-30

j. B. MITCHELL,
NeW OREGON, HOWARD CO..
IOWA.
Your at,ea,lor IA invi,,d ~ my stock NJ
Siberian AMI Standard Apple Trrrs which
/. ,hc lnrgcss stock evsr grn~n in How IA
Co. consisting III the hsrdiest standard
Apnlo., commencing with the celebrated
nurl.s IL Oll.nhurg, and the following
Sibcrisns. Transc~Alans. llyslap. Golden
Beauty, Large Krd siberian, ivliuw Cher
~ Slh aud ! nv Ts,ofsky and S0lurd,
which ~asAll grated and grown on NY
grounds In New Oregon Which onrr
Sor the spring trade Al vNto $40 per Auna.
~. according ~ size Ani quality fsw
extra snd bearing stls - - 20 cents each,
SPECIAL NEW SIDERlANS.
Originating IN this county,
ALBiON--Appls about sire " Traas.
essdsns. kesps iill January. Tree spread.
ine. and heavy bearer, Saad Syears Is
10 90 cents each.
NiCMOLs--Arpls Asarly - large - ~
above, RESEMBLING the llyslop In looks. .
bssser apple fvr e,oklHg. tree very bushy
aad bears young. ! mad , year old trsss
bear u Nursery row last ssason, Saad Z
year,; % 10 90 cents each.
| uOwARD-Appls sweet. red, about
issh In diameter. tree very upright and the
heavisst berrsr ! ever sxw. only III trsss
..asr than ysArliaes, price 81 each.
NICHOLS SWEET Nbous siss VI above
ye.i,~, good little Apple, , yssrs; s5css
. vi
III ntl y swErr-A good ample
1 81, te,t,a I'D Aycarsi % - %
III, .Sts ral,si-rli. Apbls
Q.aa,asra Il IL a,rs iced II d
Heasi tAeN fAe slssrisM bright
II AN .taA !, vt'h ts.t lar, and IN
he sutAi. .ta ftse .gels 10 ta'n,.s
,aia, ,rfs go A.sl hHea'la ,rp.s.
| he nv. u Nsta s'fAlSti airsSh' ~Ad
r.pii grower, | hfy i,sapvsr.a Til. tres
| growing .ud bsarsns hi lguaes Carpenter .
y.r,ien ~ NV ulsg9n hnl procured The
.t.snAsis. aud n ~ utirr trses grftsL from
Gle original, from y " Z feet high. u fros'
30ess TO III per tree.
lloUghlon Seeding 0oossbsrriss, Cur.
rants. Htrawbsrr,es, Wine VI Pis Plant.
aud few Grape viNea. Ut reasonable pric.
a., ALSO largo nice Lilac Bushes, Purple
and Persian.
Sin months time where desired will Be
given on good nn,ns NJ ten per ccns. on bills
Of $40 aud nrw srds % pnrtie's ] an ae.
quatnlsd or ran come rscoinn.rnsd; Ten Per
cent discouni Tor csph, snd any one buylnG
10 tho amount Of SO can have one tree 81
each Ut the new ktbsriama. gratls, shis and
the discount will make the trees very loW
10 you.
s.m~.> mmA - - n~A \ ,~aas
try and satisfy yOW.
j. B. Mitchell.
New Oregon March, .3l 49,.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-30
Cabbage plants iii ru.na

1aIhage plants ~ 'Nshs
CHARLES LAM fssAsist. denounced Vii
%nirSinuus liunars Ms WET isansnAis on,
l'naf f.s,uw IN knew whereof lie srala.
hy saa experience, Mh#i II living, would
arrly thu sen,c to Alcoholic ENci'ants. sl.
ysrt iscl - tnreslls Bnt there Il ono Ten.
IL alternative IN eyiss.nes-~tl,. hest th.
world hrs ever known Which contains Ia
als,nlnl II il In NsLa.n tAitsun>ts
NlNguAH uirIaus, n...lt~
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60 Read the advertisement III THE paper
- tie nnly located Specialist In Iowa Or
McAff.c, Davenport. Iowa 7si
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rems'e. Pint. twice l.tt.an nsen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-05
CHAN C z OF TIM z

- II T. A. M II r ..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-05
LINES OF TRAVEL.
LOS ANGELES DIVISION
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAJ LR0AD

La ysss
~ II 49, x&R
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-05
i. a. MCKEE. M. p. !,

DHYsICIAN & SURGEON - OFFICE,
No. IL Spring street, opposite Temples
Hank RESIDENCE-Second cottage South
of Turn Veren Hall, Spring street, Los An
,yelas Cal mrl8-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-05
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROBATE NOTICE.
IN THE PROBATE COURT q y

IN THE PROBATE COURT of the
county OF Los Angeles, state OF Califor-
nia.-In the matter of the estate and guar
dianship of Ramon Riehm and Amado
Riehm, minors.
1t appearing to this Court from the petition
this day presented by Igpacio Garcia, the
guardian of the persons and estates of Ramon
Rehm and Amado Riehm, minors, lfiled
August 81, lS75), PRAYING for an order OF sale
of certain real estate belonging to~hls SAID
wards, and that 1t is necessary and would be
beneficial for said wards that such real estate
should be sold:
IL is hereby ordered, that the next kin of the
said wards and all persons interested In the
said estate, appear before this Court on Mon
day, the fourth (4th) day OF October, A. ID. 1875,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Courtroom OF this
Court, at the Court-Houss in the city and
county of Los Angeles, then and there to
show cause why an order should not be
granted foI the sale of such estate.
And 1t is further ordered that a copy of this
order be published at least thres successive
weeks before the said day of hearing, in the
Los Angeles DAILY HERALD, a newspaper
printed and published In said city and county
of Los Angeles.
Dated September 3, 1875.
II. X. S. OMELVENY,
se5td Probate Judge.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-05
SOCIETY NOTICES.
Masonic Notice.

q Los Angeles Lodge No. AZ, +. &
~ a. M.-rhe stated meetings of this
u Lodge are held on the first MON
NV DAY of each month at 7:3e p. II.
Members of Pentalpha, No. 2O2, and
all Master Masons in good standing are cor
daily invited. S. G. FOY, w. NJ.
CHAs SMITH. Secretary. ao2s-ly-6
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-05
Or. Q. w. ANcELL,
HOMEOPATHIST

HAVING BEEN A APRACTITloNERF FOX
III over thirty years and now settled In
Los Angeles, tenders his medical services 10
It's citizens. Once at his residence Qor the
presently. on Sixth street, between Main ana
Snring xtreets au2l Inns
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-05
sAM'L w. BROOKE, NJ. b.,
Physician. Surgeon and 0bstetrician.

OFFICE-In Lanfranco's Building. Main st
Office hours--S to 10 A. M, 2to ana toS p. NJ
Residence, No. 240 Main street. dZstI
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-05
4. 8. LUPPQ, NJ. D..

CtIGNORET,S BLOCK, NO. 10 MAIN ST.
Residence, Eternity street. No. 80, cor
ner High. Office hours--9 to IL A. NJ, 2 TO p.
NJ. and toS p. N. Lingual-English, Espaiol,
Franeaise Deutsch, Italiano. au2i u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-05
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Los Angeles.
Assessment Notice. ,
Farmers and Merchants Bank Of Los
-ahsEauea Angeles. h U

NOTICE Is hereby given that at meet
~ ing OF the Board OF Directors OF the
farmers and Merchants Bank OF Los Ange-
les, held on the 2lst day of July, 1872 an AS
sessment mo. ~ OF fifty dollars (S50) per
share was levied upon the capital stock of
the corporation. payable Immediately, In
United states gold coin.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid ON the
10Th day OF october, 1875,
VIII be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment be made
be fore, will be sold on Monday, the first day
of November, 1875. to pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses of fsale. u ~
JOHN G.. DOwNEY,
septl2-td President.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-05
LEAVE LOS ANGELES:

Cn and after Monday - uly 81, 1875, and until
further notice, trains will run every day as
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-05
VETERINARY SURGEON.

OSCAR C. BALDY, V. S., TREATS ALL
~ diseases OF the horse. Can be found
at corner Fourth and Fort streets. Los Ange-
Les, Cal. au2 tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-05
Z. Q. .. r.
I.olden Ruie lodge No. 100. i. o. o. +.
Los Angeles Lodge No. 3o, 1. .. .. +

aNsxsss, Regular meeting held on WE'D
S@8&x& NESDAY EV VENING ofeach week
Seasx2kHF at Ia O'Clock. SoIourntng breth-
"Fsss> rem IN good standing are C lrdially
invited. IL. WARrENBURG,N N. q.
A. FRANK, II. 5. -L
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-05
Confidence Engine Company No. z.
PHYSICIANS AND EONS.
j. c. KIRKPATRICK, m. D.,

CSURGEoN AND HOMEOPATHIC PLY
= scian. Diseases OF ladies' and children
specially; also throat and lung affections.
Office hours-S to 10 A. NJ; to 3 and too r.
N. At'Backman House. ~ = ap30 If
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-20
Three Ch..rs fo, BiII Alien: lie Takes De-
feat Like Hero.


After It was al over felt il my duty
a. true friend 10 cali ON GOV. Allen. and. Il
necessary. express my sympathy for his defeat.
Arrived a. the mansion. was met at the door
bN lis suu- .u-law IN Scott who NJ once usher
ed me inc the presence uf the Governor. VINO
received ma, WIKI the SANE genuine Old Nir-
ginia urlcsy for winch be is famed. opened
with "Ncll Governor. %, the way you look
gu ~ 'u'rV All night ynu are not CRYING over
split milk. should Judge.
Well my friend, am not. never felt more
jolly In NY life. Now. ! am going to make an
observation straight fr''u IN heart. and want
you newspaper men e lchevc me- | give YOU
my word ~ an honest and honorable man. per-
sonay did not care a haubee for the Office.
OF course feet Tor my party.
TINS the Governor said VITA a CHEEKY air, and
without the least shadow Of regret or waing.
"Governor. To what dc you attribute your de-
feat
that. Id rather not saw what II was Just row."
Don't Won think Governor, that Gen Carey
had something 10 do with ~
" Now. look here don't you lead me into say
INC anything against Sam. Your editor has
about fl we'd Sam already, and whats the use Of
getting after the poor d anv more"
Wen. don't know. Governor but Sam Is
such a terrible ouss thai IT, hard 10 keep ones
We'll. wen. lei him go. Cover him with the
mantle OF charity
4" nut you see, .Governor. tina, can't be done.
There's no mantle large enough TO cover the fell
low. He'd slip out somehow. and join some
party he thought han the most votes"
Well. Governor don want To bore you.
Have y0H any objection 80 discuss your defeat
well don't care to say any more on the
subject Won can lust sav that I am fully salts
ned with the verdict of the people, and congrat.
unte the Republican party on its luck IN rtect-
Ing So good man as Gen. HAYES. Come, take a
with that the interview ceased, and the old
Governor settlrd himself down IN hls char,
with thu literature Of the past and present ages
of the world.
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uHE TRUTHrUL PILOr.
Something Hitherto Unhcard Of In Natural
History.

F1o. Ms Tt,LsbH,0 Herald
The pnssengcr, who was going down the
big river for tho first time ~ his ne secured
permit sion 70 climb W beside the pilot, grim
old drawback who never told u lie In his life.
" Many algators Ia this riverf inquired the
Not 80 many now since they got to sbootin'
'sm for thcir hilcs and taller was tho reply.
" Used to TO lots, eh
ii dur'i want 10 tell you about EN-, stranger"
rcrlicdtie pilot, s'ghing heavily.
&C use you'd thin, was a-iyin' 10 YOU, and
that's suIthiu | never do. | kin cheat 1T
kcrrds. drink whske, or chaw poor terhsckcr.
but | can't lo.
"Thcn there used 10 be lots Of 'cm ?" inquired
nm most afraid &C. tell We. Mister. but I've
counted 'lrvcn hundred nvgatots to the mule
from NiCksburZ Clar down TO Ofleansl That
EN-"
"wcll. don't doubt IT, replied the str,nser;
." And I've counted 3459 of EN- on one sand
bar continued the plot. 1t looks big 70 ten,
but "A uvcrnment surveyor was aboard. and he
checked en- uf a. called out"
" | haven't the least doubt Of it, said the pas
scngrr a. he hcnved SIGN.
" I'm glad o that. stranger Some fellers
would think was Liar when I'm telling the
solemn truth Thus used to Toe a paradise for
alligator ana they we're so thick mat tno
wheels ~ the huat Killed an average OF forty
nine to the inlet
True as Gospel mister used to almost
feel sorry for the 'ussed Diutcs, cause they'd
cry out cen most Ike n human being. We
Killed lot4 Of en- A. said and we hurt a bile
m"rc. I sailed With one captain who illus
carried thousand bottles Of linlment to throw
oyerto ne wounded ones
" lie didi'
"rruc Hs yuu live, he did. don't 'spect I'll
ever another such "a kind. Christian man.
Ard the nllgntors got To- know the Nancy Jane,
aud 10 know Cant Tom and they'd swim out
and rub their tails aCin tue boat an purr like
eats an look no and TN to smile -
"TheV woudY'
solemn truth" stranger. And once when
ground' q on o bar win nm opposition boat
right behind tho all gators gathered around,
set under her stern, and iumpcd her clean Ovcr
the bar bv agrInd push IL looks like big
story. hut never tDiD lie vet ana never
shall. Rouldn't lie Tor al the money you could
put aboard thus boat
There was a painful pause. and after awhile
the IilIt continued
Our injines gin out once. and q crowd Of al
ligators took a townc and hauled us fOrty-nyo
mile, up stream to Nitkshurg. ="
"Tney dap
And when the news got along the river that
Cant. lom was dead every alligator III the uycr
daubcd bis left ear with mud ~ a badge Of
mnuruin and lots ut en- tinrd away and died 90
The rn-.eugeI lett the Ulot house with the
remark that he didn't doubt the statement. aud
the ola man gave the wheel u turn. aud replied
" Thar ono thing | won't do for love nor
mooney and that make a lar of myself. WAS
brung ny by u GOOD mother. ana Fan going to
stick l.. the truth u this boat doesn't make "A
cent
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ssd Calamity ~ Speculation in Angora


Nio" ne NtH Ffotc'cN NrHffiH.
We Learn. that Nj. Hardy, Of Hardyville,
Arizona. vi" at the southern outlet Of the
1"hachela alley on Thursday with band u
~" th"p-.ud graded and thoroughbred An
goras. aich he hlc purchased In this State.
tn" hn'k - a been bought hy Mr.. Hardy for the
purpose 4 stocking his ranch - Hdrdyville. As
the IL, "uotged from the Tchachepa Valley
anil red tic cutsklrts II the MohaVc Desert
n the VICINITY ui Cahentc, the animals took TO
the milk weed which grows there In abundance.
win aytiifN. Into within three or four DAYS
ago about hvC hgHdroi Of the flock had sue
cuinned ip the deadly influence of the poison
VIII ch the weed Cohtalns. The carcasses were
scattered al over TIE plain. and TIE atmosphere
VIA tainted for miles around by tho stencil
which .TOse from them. There were some hopes
that the remainder would survive.
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A Th,iu Welded Woman.

Mrs. Frances :. Post, well dressed, attractive
young woman who had beer arrested charge OF
blk amy appeared 10 Justice semler4 Brooklyn Court
ye-terdny, anu formally committed for the Grand
jury. Mrs. Post has three husbands, an living As
40 IN as htr dlrpOecc o. shc being unable
fr-ii7h Ian Andrew Nitchc Was AR igned Tor bigamy
he bong Nr PuHtt second lusnang. He arrested
on Saturdly HE pos wac not guilty" ana he
"A Ia
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WHnit0- --Ntm1Its.

VRONERS on white and calico shirts, also learners
! on Doth. at 9l7 West a0th St, rear.
I AIDES. ATTENTION Sewing machines
6af price a5 Grecase6 Sy, tor ~ 10th ST. Isl Esst
Broadway. between Pike and Rutgers ats.
AIDES taught operating shirt making dress max.
~ ing and cutting. tai Grand A. Mrs. ffMMEi
OPERATORS on Wilcox a Ginbss machine. APP
Nply a. ~ Suffolk It,, near Houston In the cotton
OPERATORS on ", a Wa machine on cioass
Second nv.
nPERATORS wanted on calico and flannel shirts
OPERATORS wanted on shirts. sis'S Gth,,sy
DAPER BOXES. wanted, number OF good glue
hand, 10 80 to nel,imote steady 1npionSinsepM,'
KxisEE 4 KXYsER' 70 Duane st. '''''
SEwING MACHINE wilcox q Gibbss sing
Wilson'S, Weeds, aud others. 10 rent t3 monthly in.
stailincnis Oh ~ ecker st." near Broadway
SuOE operators wanted at ARTHURs. 81 Gold attn
-
XVANTED-Good operators on W. \ VS. machine
on SHIRTS aud undergarmcnts one that speaks Ger
man. 81 stanton At.
WANTED good drrs.mnkcr competent to take
''' " WV Mrs T GIN SHiiSS'' % Biccckcru
WANTED Lace hands on wilcox & Glbbss M.
orrEI's oi Grsnds '''''''' "'" "''' ''''' m
WANTED,,A gu to take care OF seNd, and tbs.
~ t sew el,5 two CLOAK hnshers can at M
WANTED Cloth that nnshersi only nrat class
w hands need apply. HiLSENFECk a ADLER, 100
South 9th av.
WANTED Curriers' and GOOD sewers on trimming
w feathers. T.. LOUIS. i22 Greene st.
WANTED A girl to do general homework. Apply
w At 2l5 East Bro ,dWay
WAITED gigl to do general houscwork two
w IN family. l3D Mot broadway.
WANTED ri-l 10 work on nne coats. Apply at
w BIZ Fulton ~. NJ stairs. Brooklyn.
WANTED -fir-tclass operators on suspenders.
w 1872 Chambers It,
WAIVED Improves and apprentice for dress =
w making. Apply at 90 9th ay. second door.
NVANTFO 5n nr.t class dre.smakers FHRICH 4
w co 2S7 and 2Sa sth ava apply before 10 NJ
WANTED wai.th.nls, also. an errand giri. Ap
w Ny at % East I'D It,. scncnt door
WANTED Pants nnshcrs. military aud citizens'. at
w as Pearl A.. near chatham.
WANTED-Firstclass fur sewers for trimmings.
w ~ BRO me II.
NUt "a GIRLS can Obtain situstOrs free, lodg
inE- aud meals at &c each or board at Sl.jO weck
% the Girls Ind-ing House q 81. Marks place.
-fn STH AN.-Wan'ed, girl TO do Eight house.
nv work ana mind children. can Alters.
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RtnI Gst1tt.

7 Auction % lots IN the business centre Of
~ fiushing MAN and Amty streets ueIgett Estate)
lhulslay october 81, al O'Clock Z NJ. the prcm-
Sos without reserve TO the highest bidder to close
contset WIN Tue exaeuors terms 10 per cent On day
OF tAc w lcr cent ON october -, an balance on
anu 10 wears II desired the cutors prcfcrrn;
cages ON the properly TO casa payments these los
are oeteT Tor Investment than d0hots In Anv savings
Jams ana a. the tmo' afe hard visitors may expcc
fhAhoe ior greN bsrslns lOj tfains daily to lush
NE !rN ~ af hour fare ~ cents by railroads. ~
dNf(hss, torres aud church Quilt on same block with
III ~ months n9s ire 80 CHEAP No passes. For mana
apply 10 BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK, Si5 81 ay.. corner
TNeuty-siNtn st.
INOK SAl.k-A small nrm. "a acres. WIZ. crops
s'oS ana Jung tools, horse, hePi of cattle
- So" - goultft wagon tons Of hnN, 80 pusehcls
81 oai AID AT farming toole, snd'", rooms, lsrAc
lAfn pric' Siell, halt lsh nile. ~"m depot also
= Ntuv' sil uhr ~ II 'er ~ which VIII be - cheap
:. ~ ~ - wv. I""-. :, yOA. \. j
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soa~ tmu'glrg.
FURNITURE, CARPETS,
Il BEDDING, $500
AT O'FAkRELIiS, 40 EIGHTH Az
........ Between 3nth an Hist sts.
PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEKLY OR MONTHLY
{ EOKGE 4. CLARkES popular systcn Of
- furnishing houses ana apartments with nne furni.
lure, carpets. uiu bedding, parl0r Beds &c 547
blYad"ay. Scale OF payments and prices worthy eI.
nOoDsscond'h mana ana misnt ,rpets all slke, rich
- Pnuerns very cheap. At the old place liz Fulton
~ s'uo eurahce' brlng your measures with YOU.
WhEK LY and MONTHLY PAYMENTS
uense stock and low prices 'e ~" '"'
CowfEkrhwAIr = Co.'S. l55 Chatham a.
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&mustmtnia
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A CADEM Y or MUSIC.

ACADEMY or music.
wACHTEi.
GRAND OPERA SEASON ,.,,rou.y
WEDNESDAY,, OCT so 1870.
sECoNp, sugaChIPI.o,NS, HlGAHHT'
Opera, In three acts, ~ Adam
TIEODORE wACHTEL
In hia grand role as CHAPLON.
FRIDAY. OCT ~, 1875.
LES HUGUENOT5.
"POsTiII.iON DU LONJUMEAU."
PRICES OF ADMIS ION -
Boxes. go, t15, AMI $40 General admissi0n, VI hc-
served seats VI ~ extra. FAMILY circle. 90 cenlr
Ox Office for the sale OF reacrv ID seats open ~ the
way, daily from III O'Clock.
BhN'AMfiIniRT AViItkfiHfhtAIik
between 3Oth ana 3ist sis .
INCRRAsED ATTRAt TtONSl NEW bIAk5ll
Every evening and SATURDAY matinee 2P. NJ. Lots OF
SAN H. SANFORD,
The true repre- scntaion OF the Southern darkey in
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
WILLIAM W. NEwCOMB
The monaich OF minstresy
CONROY AND DAILY.
The Irish song and dance artists.
FRED WARIBN,
The inimitable Dutch comedian and VOCALIST.
MISS MILE DE BRENT,
Scrio-cnmc vocalist.
MI ALICE FRANCE,
Vocalist aud 1Ctrcss.
The GREAT MINSTREL QUARrETrE, and other
nvorites, who have delighted the audiences hltherto'
dates aiwaya open TO nrstclass Speciality Artists.
Address GEORGE wiNSHIP. stage Director. AS
and 445 81 av. New York.
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WHITE STAR hJNE+v v,,
STEAMBOATS, mo RtiItoi>h
DkNNSNLNANIA RAILKOAD.

AND t N iiSI srA TES S Mil fhnoure.
Trains leave New YORK. from foot Of DesDroSses
EsPTs:s ~ isTTi;sSss r...Sa5ss the ives, ,na
s1S s + VI sunday sno $50 PsHeo V'O a. NJ"
ToT wllIIap.pSIt aud Loes Haven wa PhIladeIPs
%s%;PsT L0sx n,ys1 Gary sqa E,s
Centre sad the 81 Rss,ons 'o' '''u''"''
For BALTIMORE, Washington, and the SOUTH Limited
except aaad;y oss a. NJ arrive TS oWplsSsnsson .iS
fip5s;. ts5 rnassclghs 80 SO go NJ l:so
sA. NJ. go. s.. q 7. $50 andsP NJ Emlsrant snd
ios Ses.5s 4 S,c;sc, Z, M,isM,
s'e s aiI ~ S a., 4 ii9 an S;, sio go o3,
w. sen O. $40 I, and sioP Nj -
fo aIsG S 49, ~ a , io ~ y s. 30 o. eSo
* ' s 80 g. il5 snf + so Nd fHS - ns1' SUNDAY
fof IIaawsy. . $50, !! Sii.s 10, ii NJ lsM~l,s
go ioP n and IL night Sunday 5 A NJ. o'eo. 8.
fo,r IoGeords' Perth iAapsOy, and South AmoOy
4io. 90, clC. PM and IL nshi. sunday "a. g. q
Lor ! ,.t Nnliston-. Il noon ; and SEQ M.
=, For King ton aad Rocky I'M. $40 NJ. and iiioP
toT raagss92; s2A l?9oi 90 sH&7r Nj.
4, For .emington. Phln'bus an Be'udere, 9'3) A.
for Mcrccr ana somerset nranch SPIN
tor Trenton bordcn,own l'urhn ston and Camden
io ~ Frsss .1 ~ " e. i'1 ! a. q r l5 a
Tor iarmir sla'e lna sanan. ESQ 4. N; aud p ".
ANNOY, s;sU 4. NJ. ana via Monmouth Junction 40
4. ~
For nshistown ana f,mbcrton. d A NJ. via Per.h
AmOov. sud $50 \. via MOnil luth junction.
Trains arrive as follows; from Pittsburgh. O55 an
1850 4; N. ana g;2l I. NJ daily 1913 4. NJ. aal $50
7. ". daily, except Monday From Washington ard
Baltimore, d.2g 4. NJ. AS, 5'lS AMI 1927 z NJ sun
day $50 A. NJ. trOm Pm iidrlphl $40 t:sO 6:55 iOh.
ll21 ll.5i A. NJ. 2i5 4i5. 51b $40. 800 sii, O5O.
la3' o, ~ ia SUNDAY ,le ~ $50 1910. ii5i A. NJ
ficket offices, SO ana 9it broadway. l Aston Hou,c
ana foot OF D,shrosscs AMI court ant St. Court
Brookn H. lld. ID us Hubs N ST.. Ito )Jken. En.
fr r t.sh't r,in HHtery plaec =, ,ovn -
General Manager gen Passenger 4 gent
OM FARE! LOW FAREl
~ Ca and af cr oct. GUkAI REDUCTION In fare
" Peoples Line Steamboats, to Albany, tac NOrt and
wet with comfortable etaterooms, warmed bi steam
pipes.
first-cass passage only 81
Passage ami nth. sl.5O.
Deck passage, o1 cents.
Leaving daily SUNDAY eXcepted, At +. NJ, from Pier
A. North riv'r, foot OF & nal u.
HuTIZE\~' LINE steamboats, Tor Troy and all
" poIns North and West. Low fare. First class pas.
sage vita cabin berth FL First-ciass passage with
stateroom berth, 81 DECK passage - cents.
Elegant stcanb lais leave daT saturdays excPped1.
r NJ. from Pier 80, r.. foot Leroy ST. Fare sunday
evenings nrst-cllss. $3.50.
OPPOSITION and through to Tror
~ deck 3 cts; with berth, 81 vita room. 81 80.
SCHUYLER from FRANKLIN st.. Pier %. Mondays Wed.
lays ahd Fridays, q +. NJ. j W. HANCON.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-20
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LAST MATINEE
Jour BOYs,o
SATU RDAY AT HALF FAST 1.

49,. MONDAY EVENING, OCr. 25,
MIR DAILY viii have the pleasure of Introducing
MIR EDWIN BOOTH,
who having entirely recovered from hts recent danger
Gus accident. VIII maKe his hrHt appearance New
York since two years in his wurldfanOus impersOna
ton Of HAMLET
The sale Of seats will begin on Thursday. Oct 81