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CorrER,s VooA4roN GoNE.
His Temperance Crusade PronouncrdR Hack
mailing scheme by Mayor ~chroeder.

His Temperance Crusade PronouncrdR Binck-
mailing scheme by Mayor schroeder.
Mayor Schroeder OF Brooklyn yesterday
wrote to the Aldermen that lac WAS trustworthy
Informed that the systcm II rcvoking licenses
OF liquor deniers by the Police and Excise
Boards. on the complaints and evidence fur
nshed by gents. who have been permitted to
withdraw the charges ut their pleasure. had
been made system OF Matchmaking, aud that
in number Of cIsos complaints were with
drawn by these agents on the payment Of money
by the persons accused, he Aldermen APP
pointed a special committee OF hye TO invcs-
tigatc. The complaints against liquor dealers
have nearly all been made by Olvsr Cot
ter, liquor dealer. who was converted
IN the tom perarce crusade. He has acted I'M
der tho auspices OF the Temperance Brother
hood Of Christian Churchcs, and with other
agents Of this organization has indu,tri 1uslv
ferTetad out saloon keepers who were violating
tue sunday liquor law. since January. le1j. he
has entered 40 complaints, Of which 40 licenses
have been revoked, loo cases postponed, and
~ dsini ssed or Withdrawn. In many, II not in
all OF the cases In which complaints have been
Withdrawn. the accused persons have signed an
agreement Ia refrain from selling liquor in the
failure on sunday. 4 number OF liquor dealers
maintain that they paid from $40 To Slj TO have
complaints. fgainst them settled, but IN most
instances 10 Il said the money was paid u Ger
man, himself liquor dealer, who seemed to
have the lower to settle the Cases.
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A CURIOSITY OF LIrIGArIoN.
A Costly Quarrel over III" Ownership OF u
Fifly.Cent Knife.

flitNeA enl fNniits
The dispute between the Smith aud
Carman families of Merrick. l.. l.. over the
ownership of a ffty-cent knife has progressed
from the county court OF Queens county To the
General Term Three years ago Mr. Joseph
Smith. n wealthy fsrmer. bought for his daughe r
Marietta tlftV-ccin knife. She carried II until,
one evening about year and half ago, a
young man who wac visiting her borrowed II
and took II with him Miss Smith missed II,
aud thought she had l,Y4t II. A few DAYS after
that she called on Mis- Mary u Cnrman.the daugh-
aav the knife on the mant.lpiccc and claimed
II. Hiss Carman said that the young man who
had taken IL from Miss Smith had made her a
prc'-ut of II. Miss Smith tc-.k the knife and
The Two families took up the dispute. and
the trptible threw the church into a Torment.
At a clsrrch meeting II was ugrccd To- submit the
case to- Lott tarmau, Abel Smith and GEORGE
e. Andrews. They decided that they could not
adjust the difference. II the knife was Miss
Smiths shs had no right to take IL ,ut of Miss
shc ,.sSsd p"u N"e o"E"' .sordi"r,y,
they gave she knife back to Miss Car
man. Miss smiths father decided - sue. A
search warrant was obtained. and before Justice
Bennett an examination was had. Tbs knife
was awarded to Mis- Smith but the .Iustce
handed IT, TO Miss Carman 10y mistake. and she
would n"t giVc II up. y rcplevin suit we~then
Miss smiths favor agnin, but Miss tarman .
father hpp' acd the case IN the county court and
the knife did not 90 out Of the family Judge
CHrman. aud now Miss smiths father has paid
Mr.. Mott. hs lawyer, another fee to take 1t be
fore the general term, aud TO have his points
printed. Both families att cr,d the sam" church
IN Merrick. aud on SUNDAY mornings after the
smith family have taken their scnt Miss tRrman,
VINO has seat ncar 10y, takes out the coveted
smith family cannot help seeing it and getting
in rage.
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A Victory for the Patriots.

WASHINGTON. March 2O.-A United states
oifcial. who has just returned from Cuba saws
that a battle occurred on the 18th Of February
between the patriots and Splniards, within a
snort distance OF Villa Clara.
The Spaniards were under the immediate
command OF the Captain General, and outnuin-
bercd tho patriots two to one ; but notwith-
standing this fact they were completely routed.
leaving their dead ana wounded IN the hands y
the patriots. The Cdptain.GenerM and his stan
fed to III iSana.
The statement that tho patriots are losing
ground and becoming dspinted and deinoral-
ized IL pronounced untrue, the contrary heing
tho fact they are increasing IN numbers and
buldness and tho area 81 territory controlled by
thcm Is being almost daily enlarged.
The Spanish troops, In consequence OF being
poorly paid, clad and ted, are becoming demOr-
allied and displrited and suffer defeat in almost
every encounter with the patriots.
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whiskey frauds, and the sight OF the Presidents
secretary on bis trial, were Indeed somewhat
startling. They seemed to show that corruption
was spreading with alarming speed, and enter
Ing new regions. The vicious system on which
the civil service Of the United States had been
based and continued, in spite o. numerous
warnings and the teaching Of the wisest states
men, was seen by all eyes 20 be bearing It's
poisonuu fruits with remarkable fertility. But
after oil these scandals were not perhaps national
disgraces. We NAV say with truih That the
charge under which Secretary Belknap rests goes
beyond any thing that was reasonably suspected.
Probably Wa may say In no spirit of nauQnRk
self-rightcOusness that what has Occufroi would
be, and long has been, a moral impOssibilitY In
England. We have years ago put down cor
ruptiOn In high places. or course, English his
tory presents cases OF ladies traicking in Offices,
but to reach these instances we must revert to
Mrs. Mary Clark and the Duke OF YORK, and the
scandals connected Herewith, to be found at
large by the curious in Cobbetts works. Scan
dals somewhat similar to those which we have
described did. indeed, come TO light after the
fall vi the Second Empire, but that Is not an
example which offers any pallietion. We do not
recall these facts by way Of reproach. or merely
In order 70 institute a comparison unfavoraoie
American citizens should know what is thought
leLiency Is meted out to the Twceds and Goulds,
looseness In public life will become catching
that the highest may stumble, ana then plead.
with Bacon, that they were but frail,' and did
but paItake Of the abuses OF the times.
Some trials now going on, Or expected, ~ Eng
land give MS ground for self-examination lestwc
should be in the first stage OF the malady.
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The New Idrin quicksilver Mine.

SAN FRAsCIsCO, March l9.-lt Is now said on
the authority Of Thomas Bal, President OF tho New
Idra Qucksiyer Mining Company. that the trustees Of
the company have ratincd the for decd TO be
ccuted on the l-t 81 september text TO MoniSomeiy
Blair la consideration OF a. OJND, 10000 To hf paid
.ud te rest in nNe years. secured by MoffgAg
90" mine nj seven per cent The COMPANY protest
thu T. not Compruulsr win Nctfarru an
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Gtlnntto Stma!ts.

HNTNA, Singer Domestic. Wheeler q Wilson. and
~ an aT'tess new m,eass t9T ,s ts psT zen. .s
1I fHpc,s ,e'. srr9 = Sr Sy i be-
every week, We iurusn work alter the machines are
maid Tor We exchange and repair machines - PEI cont
ALLOWED GA casl sNlrs on new machines; lesson fce
yoa can save co9sli ,rs9ie time Tgnble a,l aans,y h
sir,ot cars nun mrar inc store 4 srcndii Wheeler &
wilson machine for s% 81, nsfI9.ss as E.SS as
4 NOTICE.-Iadcs. ancr looking eyeryeheTe,
every week 90 dozen flannel ANA calico shlrt' to rvc
S work We p or Tq ae II to e yer r VIZ iR'
len guarantees Tor H. work ioa do Tor two
years anu ''''" . 'T'S w. SNItiLifFs Manager
ATTnK m0ME Garment comqaaqy.: e,l an MI. 10!
mac I'm a and ave sriea sa5faatsc 2 Fye ~ ts
9rs {9S en- DO ior ny 's1 an .S ~ so' " CA
A. dGIi hlass GnTLn id$nil 50 h. you can
s soo me MET gre" Empl6yemt Bucau
No. ,7O7 Chestnut a.. rhiAdelpta.
M0HiT0Ns. CO.. lle =! :, Ina On a ,,c,,
dress particularly
FEW sfn,sc LADY s, s" sa a a fo9f
hdes' wclr Ell quick and good pron's. Can mt room
ATI3CLINTON PI.NCE /. the oiaest AMI mos!
cars lc ito the ooori 90 operators wanted -, ,.,y
~. kind or sewing rachnc, for safe, to rnn..
~ ,Acn1nE" u o pons!t and pair = .oI sir9"d
| No. l3s canal st.
A -MnEEi.Eg u WILSON operator on me
ilsK. CLAlK 1 fLAGG. ESQ Bro away.
-WANTED Exper, operators on wheeler &
1A' "'''" siSioS s1li'ys, ora, jones it.
A WANTrPs { KS Or Great GS.
|
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Sbippina.


NcHoRs kIIEEEEttTFYRf s MAtI asbJEHMEH'
Passengers booked at lowest rates TO OF from any ss.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green.
INFECT LINE To FRANCE, via Plymouth
~ The General Transatlantic ComDanyt steamers fos
Havre sail SUNDAYS Excursion tickets At reduced
rates. LOUIS DE- BEDlAN. Agent 90 Brosdwsy.
JNMAN LINE,-MAlL STEAMERS;
CITY or MONTREAL esday, Mmca e. Az i. "
CITY OF PARIS Saturday, March 30 at W NJ
CABIN PASSAGE. .toO too' ana tlVv, gOll
Drsiis issued at iowest rates. :,
JOHN O. DALE Agent 10 and 30 Broadway n. !.
NATIoNAt tJh iNJEspoEr 2 GTh l2srf " and A. Mr.
r 66RitlAEAERS fs9ysSS'k lB sI IIyFFr6o%
TAtH sS I'm hRfk hts 9R SEM
CABIN ~ a a En!nr" ,c1 fts
land al The lowest rates Drafts issued from 81 upward
a. current prices Apply = pe e9TPRssr MsnsSei ~
DAClFIC NAIL sTEAMsiiIP LINE:-For
Sailing from Pier foot Of Canal g., Sortn river; a..
For san FRANCISCO, VIA IsTnaUsoE PANS5A MA
Connecting for ali Central American aud South
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND OhiNA;,
Ron s lAtSS' fRRAEcisc0' 10 yiCToRlA. foiiT
TOWNSEND. TACOSiAs PORTLAND. &c, &c,
For freigh; or pa sage apply at foot OF Canal n r
II. J.boLLAY, superintendent.
STATE LINEOE STES. fEH5 o,novnvy,v
From Pier ~, n H.. loot Of Canal 81.
STATE OF vlKglNtA, Tnurs-ay, March %.
STATE OF INDIANA, THURSDAY, April 8.
saggg rns Sae1 psi.ss q io Xa broadway
Storage once As Broadway.
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dllunItN..Nults.

800
4 GEMS w.ntcd IN sud country To sel CIV
best term. end arSest soc in ihe ustr' Appb ~
Gfccnwich 81. New Yc-s
\CTIyk. cusr--ic ..i--uen vented ~ ever ely
ifferrI. send :. cents d. n,-'as stamp Tor samp,
terms Sc, TO NC. MAEIlN. 10 East sith It.. Sew
A YOUNG man IN anu.i.hp; cfn,c I! VII. anl
PeninSn 'al-ry at n'''. ts pr gsr A rdr,,orn
coon SALESMAN, who ants the u,ins" tor
j. i. foi.D & Co. . PARK place. New Yorw.
\ ,ouew subjects. GEORGE l. fLLroS CO..
ltD Nassau It.
GENTS. Bsstie C-,s Lamp camneys no
4 EIPiEI NOVELTY co. 800 Broadway.
4 GENTS wanted city and country to sell tess to
n t i'"''s' " c&SfoS TEA co las cSsmberss st
"i THSlG SsPf & r.a SCH tst
n show cards. MA .D'wery. above blrd store.
n Apply At lis sds v.
4 nOY wanted to sorS IN the bakery. 4sI Last
DoY wanted I'M lawyers ofnce Address hand.
- wiitlge OF Applicint with references box s.dJJ
ES""nd 81 cedar - 4, "''' ''''''''
EOMPOsITORS waatcd-Nen, blys, and girls
' Members Of The Programmed Union are requested
JOIN PoLHEMUs 40 Ann At.
CUTTERS LODGE. X. o.s.c.-oaar,ery meet.
ins thI eYengs al members requested 10 at'ehd'
CUTTER Naniod three or four days per week those
\ accu toned . cut musiin. Address C. D. y, box
IrIR-T-CLA@- SIX hat curicr wanted ions
FCALLAiiAN, nO Bo~erJ. betseen Grand and
Broomc SIS.
MI. nA fSdd pHn s'nS "a ass cs
u wors .hop paid ~ the wee& sober man II nave
O'Clock Ills foreloon NJ JohN MOTT CO.s corner
OF Broolae st aud Broadwsy.
Wsq'e. , b. soG snS, n q, hand
anu "'''"' HKSAN& IEbblai. - Wsrreast.
sas T oes As SS. iss sa he
once.
sN'"N MONKS, lis broadway.
rt'INsMITH wanted. at 10 Ann st. up stairs.
WANTED Statesmen, EN- New YORK. ana foT NeW
w YORK State and Hcnasy wanna rcasonauic salary :
hotel and raye ling cNpensts paii rare ch'nce tor
Aao f aoni,or Maauflc,aTins o., tn'innail ohio
XVANTED-A sgniul and cNrcTlencea American 1
Ellridge a.. y. Y.
WAyTEp Of rcigGcglso 9pP Yio c iro@
Grand aud Chryste ns.
NVANTUD-A nan who Thoroughly understands
|
| l.. SAY RE, pt Liberty st.
WANTED-A nm on Clarss laasninc' one that
THOMAS LYNN, 80 Crosby 81.
| WANTED baker % take charyc bread and
| w cake. Apply u j. MAHONS liquor store.
| corner Hester and Moi sl',
X\rAN1ED-An crraud boy from ~ to - years Old
w Llu,, D. well rNcummi MED, lutulgF 40
q. kEDWOpDS. ~ fultoa ST., brp'klyn.
| NJ ANTFD- 4 steady young man o. second hand ON
w bread and Corner Park aud umbt rlanl sts
| nrooslyn.
WANTED A cool general boot anl anne nahrr
w Nppy at the Post Oihcr Sc" l-nion, staten
| Island
WANTED -Gopd carrilgc THINNER. Who can wors
| w machine o. B'wcfy, between All 3 'H'pk.
NNrANTID-A mpnto DO ulain c0okiug. Apply, with
w rcfcrtuc q, az lJ1 Ga ham square, ~ st2i-s.
WANTED Your or I'VE rood carnage painters
w j. CliLlY. cor. Stltr ami bocruu s-s, HTuO~yn
w MEDIA nrst-cluss az tom cutfcri none IN
w good ones need appy,At ~ "'"ay, lropfyn, +. ID
| XATANTEn-A steady, smart boj . for oiltei wages
| w 81 pr week 1877 West j!d 81.
WANTED pattern maker. Apply at POS Mon
| w roe a.. New York.
w ANTED "A nr.t ch'f dyer iormxcap ece goods
| w Address DYER, boa ISL. sun oticr.
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WanitD---Atn,xIft.

49,
~ Bcecker st.; steady work and good pay
OPERATORS on white and calico shirts wanted
- " ''A' "O' SIMON sTIEGLITz, 81 walker st.
OPERATIONS on W. q wa machines, for nne
~ White shirts. flnishers also wanted. MeteeI 81.
NPERATORs on W. q wa machine Raste re- and n,
~ Duttonhoe makers on white vests loO hss' s.n W
70 soSS %ssS' fsS
HPERArOR. baster. and pre,scr on psnts. e.
~ Maujer st.. Wiliamsburgn
DIAPER BOxEs.-wsnted, experienced hands
Il only. at Al Thomas o.. up stairs. -
AppE .. i cSaS S aS s' TS51s'
ID EsPECTABLE, intelligent ladies to cell the
h Bias Self Cutting Gaqge Lnrge c og hssiy
SEwIS machines reduced geo fn,sa ss Ps aDk
streets.
STMA sewer, wanted 70 S9Ik over blo ssc,,r
- Mrs. NICHOLSON, q Dumrd Terrace brooNtn.
V,O BOOK FOIDEn-.-.A good pasler wanted
'"' '''"''O"''' ~ ''O II + KELLY. II Barclay St
rI,OR PEDOEs.-Expcriencc hands also learners.
Il Apply at Stn ay., near li2d st.
TP-TOwN ADVERTISERS
May leave their favors for THE suS At the only
I,2JS Broadway. corner Of SIS * al =. NJ and
No 100 Sd ay, corner OF I7th st., until SP NJ
No extra charge. "
WANTED-firftcl class servants ~ the lad'es hW-
w ployment bureau, corner t,th 81 and liroaaway
none but neat girls with good differences need AMY.
Operators on wheeler Wilson's on
w shirts and bOsoms; must ~ nr-t-cla's AIpy
at 1904 Columbia st.. South l'rookyn'
NNANTED-At west Ilohoken, \. l., good strong
w riri to do general housewOrk Appy Tor DAYS AZ
Nc. 10 West 18Th st., this city
w ANTED-Good operators on iadiee' suits on Do
w '''''' iJieoSlIWsj. cuLpERrsoN, 60 Ie-uard st.
WANTED Operators bastcrs, aud nnishcD On shop
w 'OA''' 81 h''' "" y" ~ A. RosENscrEiY.
w ANTGD- Operators aud girls 10 basic on SAINTS:
w Bowety thlri noori s'eady work inquire oil
week pa, goc'f srices
XvANTED-slr,r class, experienced operators for
w Wilcox Dste's ON lacs soOds. CAL al 5ol NanEi
A., nrsi floor.
WANTED FirS oi'ss ogfrI,ers or, wilcox q
w Gnns's nachinr, az J. hhHN's s9J Grant s'.'
New York.
WANTED A little .lri for houscwOrk, and neat
w srNers good reference required, at II Essex ST.
room id.
WANTED Lady canvtssrrs for hcst corset nsde.
w Address La Fonte Cors,p Agency y Bond st. Ne"
York.
WANTLD-oper,oE, ~ ne lsS tl8lTI.S; g. Canals.
XVANTED-A TOY grl to mind BATE ami make
w herself useful. inquire At 5- Let aV I'd zoe store
Nv Operators on shocr on Wheeler VIII
w cons and Howc's machines AT T8i East = It,
XNANTED-One TROY ironcr and two fAufy ironcrs
w oat can mute Red star Laundry % west ihth ~
XNASTED-operata rs and ha.ters cn coats. At los
w Daysrd st., formerly sandord 81 Williams 'sIsh
w ASTED-A good tailoress me cea's 1874 isi
w FNTED Apprentices for drcs,makinE 'as t'a
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Situations dllanl,O.


A RTSPRC ABLE man wants q situation m
~ place to raise tOnaocl, or ON gentemlas Ulac',
plan gardening; UNDERSTANDS ami horses; hest uf
reference. Inquire or address } AMES GILMAN, -
beach n. Can be sc N an THIS week.
YOUNG American pitl 10 y,ats Of aFc. wants
N stua Ion to take care Of thI!lcn ana 10 do plain
my machine. and Is wiling to help at any thiAs
Cal at IN hudson ~.
A STEADY, reliable young man vans situation.
~ a. purcr or driver una rstluds the care Of hurscs
best ely reference Can on oi address, iur two dn's
G. II, al West 36ths
A rho TOGRAPIIEIt wensa situation would
N sci, his lGsiTuments and would likc T. luy llAI
(Or largoD view box, VITA or without tuhc.
HENRY ROSS 7G3 0ln nv,
N0ING man VINO Understands Bookkeeping
N would be wiling t. NAH" INNS II useiu, iu a store
OF any kind Inquire at ldl aiantonst.
AN Enssh lady wishes care OF a baby from respect.
N able parent, Cal for two days at IA West 18th
b., one n.st front
A Young; American girl wishr, situation a. childs
N nurse and 80 plain Saving. bal Grccnw'"h ~
DOSS PLUMBERS ana gns rtiors-A young man
city or country Address wal cr boz 80 sua oihee.
DRINTINl. job work. want employment ut
Il JObbingi understand book work. unNing up and
Address VlGlANr. Sun West Side Uuee. 3Oo West sjd
street.
TI,O SHOE HDSSES. Wantctos womcns worG
Il q seat OF oustom Or -hop WnrR, address
VALENTINE, 10 Morton 81
or ORCHARD STA respectable Iswess
" wishes . situation ~ 92lNeSeeYer
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ITNION SQUARE TnEAJRE,,.s suoou
~ Nm
IA Nj.
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Msnsgerp '''o' Mr. A. M. PALMkR.
---
III, HIS TX "a a., ,,c nn The Tnslish.
WI " p'Ssvnt'u ~, sv ~ - ID ,nce
~ s,ahe VIZ nV ~ Iatsst rnnedy M four
nl wy. eAveii. 'iVtviiep oe'u"u 'i''0'' NN'
,.......,..., q, FERREOL;; ,,,,n ..o a. ,o,ows,
FERREOL DE MEYKAN. Military, r,,o,vv =.
Onlccr MI T. ~ lliOhNh' Ut
MtH dS RSMsH e Judge II 9SsnS rARsnLE
!. =: sss:Ss
MAxIME, a. ieateman OF AK ..'..',.
MIR CLAUDE BURROUGHS
DIR BnOCUAT n Physici1n ...-.-.. Mr. T. T. NORRIS
IiiDOi PHF a PnotSqrapher Of pars
Mr.. H. W. MONTGOMERY
SFXTITrg ( Tfahers OF J ........ Mr.. W n. WILDER
VAf,nLI the tourt Mr. IYSANDkR THOMPSON
SIMON ! Of Aix \ - AR ALFRED BE(KS
BONNEAfT. Clrrk OF tho Court 49, MIR w ~ OUiGIFY
Al EXIs Nalrt .,..,. Mr. G. s. COLLINS
JEAS Madame D'Orhasson's servant Mr. s. r. LAMB
ROBERTE Marquise Dhmartei Miss KATE CLAX ron
MADAME DO"Dhs9ON' sri'0 Mis- IDA VERNON
MADAME Dt L'hsTA3t r. MIS- MAMIE "lLhINs
MADAME DE- VAL a'ii N,s' /; nt,tirA Nppvonp
MADAME D. d ~: Miss ',A S,'f NE
Tupvue q. M ias ~ " IA
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-,TATEIINp sTEN,TRR-
WHITE STAR LINE. =.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL CAR
HIINO NITED STATES MAIL.
SitanrbCats HnS RaiIroaos.
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.

III GREAT 1kUNh LINE
AND UNITED STATE NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New YUs5 VIA DesnrOsscs ana Cortland
Express Tor iiirrisourx Pisburgtse wcpt and South,
$50 +. NJ. sunday 81 IrN.30 e. N. .
Yor wilamsport and Log Hlyea g gJo A ". and
Al Cory for Titusville Petroleum Centre. aud the
For Biidmorc. Washington. scs the socs,s Ia%it,d
eNceut Sunday $40 A. 81; arrive WASHINGTON AlO
Pm. Regular a, $40 A. NJ, y and 9P. NJ soudsy
Rsprrss for Philadelphia. !. 7so $40, 0so A. "a, 1907
s. $50. 8. o. z $50, 7. Vi. aud ~ light. susasy q
y I, $50, ana p. ~. Emigrant and second class
F,v trans TO Newark Elizabeth. Railway, Princeton
Trenton. Perth Ambpy. Ficiningiont Beyldere, aud
O'her pons. see local schedules az all ticket onces
and 9.2o =. NJ. daily lO1h A. NJ and $40 NJ daily
except Monday From washlngi9n end BaitlmoreS
I ~ ~, RI, ss s smu iI l5 s, iiS no
1881 ~ NJ. 2,iS. 4.O5 4lj Gio 40 ~, g:sD, lOsJ
=. N. SUNDAY $40 $50, 0JJ, li'5i A. NJ 7iiO, 9Te0
Ticket :isccs sa, and eii Broadway Aston House.
and y Drshrp-.es and Cortlandt st-eeta Court
street Brookyna ui, lld, and lis Hudson street, io-
Uokcn EnHeIent ticket ONCE bi n IL gifeei
. General Passenger Agent.
oe'pFsf Manager.
BANANA KAiIROAD COMPANY, NASSAU
In accordance With resolution this day adopted,
notice hereby given mat from ana after the ID day Of
bowling Green, New YORK, by Itself or It's agents will
the sole agentcf this company for the purpose
OF issuing through htisof Ading for property 10 be
transported across ue lshmus OF Panama by this CON.
pany to and from New York and also for the sale VI
through PASSENGER tickcse.
For rates and I'll arrangements for through business
N''' PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY.
W. j. EMMETT, Secretary.
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DARTsfAS vARiETIEs, 18Th st. and broad.
Evenings sr O'Clock. Mainecs Tuesdays. Thurs
uays, and s,turcays NJ = r. VI.
AiEYE Ol'LSER THIS WEEK e
Flrst appearance Of l.
NILE NINDN DUCLOS {
and troupe NJ % eaI'lu Gre ksi N Female Moiels
TIE / iniFs cyHFFSSiRL IFvfT. (
1hE MARCH or TIVE REVOLUTION. y
Grand Tabeau n Wa .hu gton Crossing the Delaware.
TIL GREAT fHhDsklS ks; r,,,. e
HORACE WESTON. =. 4
FRED J. MACKLEY HARRY SLATE. =
Signor BAErOLII - - DICK SANDS. :
Prices. a5c 5oc. g. Iroscenun EoIcs. a. and flO.
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Mttliags,

4 COOPER .rION. Psrsons warting horc which,
nttor fr,.S ears they aan call i. own are INVITED
- JON the &c ltenniAl COtpcrauvs Huhdng ana Lean
AtrOcatun. Shares. ~. Weekly dues ON each share
PC. Meet,ss every Wednesday SEEMING al 30 BaIard
st.. near Hosiery at H"cloeA' W. y KING SECRETARY
DAINTERS Notice -MclaheIs OF Lodge NO o
Il m0ss everF TUESDAY cVVnng az their d hail, 272
NoWety Members N arrears invited to attend roOgan.
izau09 By oTdcI VI Lodge
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-NOTICE.-Ladics. Rucr looking oYerywherc,
~ please call At tue sewing Machine 81 chMs ON.
every week 300 dozs flannel and calico shrt' to give
out. We pay from VI TO e. yer duz -nd chsn tor
work rms on machine, II prr We b. We eltr wit
ten guarantees Tor al tn work you can do FOR Two
years, anu allow - tr cent. on cas'l 81 S
e. w. \. MULLER, Manager.
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N SIN ay they viii -fl you any hlnl 81 nov sew -
machine. aud give written guarantee 20 give n'i tie
worS YOU can 90 Tor fyr years. AMI seul IL hOuc b.
press free ~ chargr. q anH see IN 'ir prices.
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post oFrICE N0riCE, TINS ioT,sep mn 4al, i.I
AlOrsts. dmlaass. DC.

ROR SALE Alta sacrifice. ehaTses SUIT ne
N. Tor truck, farmer, or nni OuA4Atuai the properly
Of \ widow aud llust De sold.
IS south 5th aV.. hesI Blcnctcr 49,
MUST be sold cheap hoIsns; suh ANY =. -.
n - nrs' also, butcher cart ARd harness. ~ A'"'
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CIEAP- bay horsr, l5Il handA hrh. WIN ~, =
Z wagon aud new SET OF hafhenA Inquire al i'f y
non 4 n far BroOms,
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