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RTCII.fKD HIHSELF AGAIN.
The Nersnie Count E-i"rning to the Scene
OF hi. Early Triunph-.

~ " Haa. p, --,-r bas.-. ri>,r.
DrARSIR:I Inave received your courteous
letter of the 18Th inst inviting me- to act R,ai.-
ard m. on the evening OF Monday. Dec. a.
inst. and my dramatic pupil tauthoress and
grt.su NJ .ss Avoniu Fairbanks who made SUI
cc-siIl debut in Booth Theatro to act La,iy
Aane. You courtrousy write: Thousands u
p"r-ans are anxious 10 witness the JncrHshed
T'aoed.n,' in the characters h. has success
fully p-rsonated- Richard H. bcin. one. az
we'll rs Wn,alet Mtcb,fh. etc. The financial elr-
M nj must not ininrfer' With my mental duties :;
'or they are paramount with M ~ all times
wnrthrr ~ couns ,lor at law, trage-iian, or pub
lir writer for the press. a. accept your invi-
IA On for Mon Law evening. Dee ~. inst. tthe
only evening avail liable at present.. TO act hHa'-
d'd Ill.,. Hnd my dramatic pupli. NJ ~ ANnnil
Fairbanks. to act Lazy Aafe. I'ncess ~ Naies.
You can. Therefore. make the above pubic an
noun0rment IN accordance with oar IN, rv!cw,
aud this tier. winch l. 10 your - rNlrt
H. now answer that portion "i yunr lett'r
for acting Ririard mr. or Ha,uipt w: that
portion wherein yNu aliul To nv having made
my irtuaii'' debut in this city In The Eowery
! eatrc. tnen, rs nnw. " ~ condu ted and that
tho audi 'ne"S aphlaudrd my actlnE and r.
gardr,l me with personal respect. | O"s"sh
ynd and ne public 10 hrll"vr that nave always
'hrr.-hrl with feelings ~ grlttuda the peoples
reception ri me AMI tu"lr generous applause in
Theatre
Noaramatic invitation in this city and Ihave
seven could be- more agreeable 90 me than to
r'arucar upon tho Mold where my iir.t mental
iaurnls were won In this metropolis The crlr-
hratrd authors. j. Fonlmorr Cooper aud John
Howard Payne. there Witnessed and applaud
my porsonal.on OF Io'" TiHT and tc1nr'a. ~
their resprcty e produ ton-. Natcr Witch.
an " There's, ., Orphan oi Geneva. And nv
sn'cre friend. ,lram9iic ,ainlrer, and critic
WAS MINOR Morirca NJ. Noah. Those nam
W'rf alone sum .tnt 'e'uTe an artitt = lasting
reputation. And VIM returned from M
high,r studies - E9ngana-whe!e trHmphhed
Fiu ~ the Tn"iro Hsyul, Drurv lane aut
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\ rnoid. Constable A. Go.

|. y impossible 10 "numorate all the bcauti-
ui uAuzs which BE- funi 90 tho hou> Of Aruod ton.
stahle co. that ou D., suitable for Christmas AMI sew
Years AT. In tr matter of latl and lace cl0u-
maize up lace sorl. alone. there hundred u
ryrrsi'r articles ~ rom Their are lace thin
mod hHndkcrh,is lnd cuA,. t,rb., sa-ho. aiet Auur
oi Austria f- contrasting of deep collars amt Guns tu
match, riae- and houutes all Il which are in demand
this -s.,n vie "a ~ tor lace having he,u revived from
saf.nn- auscs Here. To aye found thos styles
lace i'- which are brought cut tls tsun Tor tle
,lusi.c use oi brii,-
Tir ,Anrty found at the handkerchief counters IS
absolutely hcwihcrtn- fhrrc bandsefr iIci- I'm.
brHder,h in sl cnlof- and STYLES With Persian patterns
ud WIN turkish errcts ia ON nial culors. nlain
n, nsuf he,i asf fancy h'fnsufchcd handkerch. -;
!andksreh"fs WIN embroidered edees and hor.
dtfs and pain hnfiCrcd ~iik htfkrrO htts aII
lui hindkerchitfs with INITIALS IA al stN. tn-
trlirfN and stamping ami wiffNtr -ss ls done N
the most I'M he'd AMI nrlsuc manner.
iurIr- Ia more substantial Thus. in the mr. depart.
uIcnt l ti~ HOUSE alone fDUi iu-e latest
D., ue,k fTs t0le+ This handsome novelty i. NOT ui.
INl cop ieleriE. hut hrUHi band 90 fur Ludrfpd nlfh
-IN'4'I 'r'. and frsentis. whrn ON. a c'ls,IuAns
-N iNNs tir A1Nut ~" NArf- long. Hud made
ii p ~ 'lts. ta or silver ioN fur 10 j. u.rdr-4
-f mat ,'crt lining IN furs can be- found tins de-
lalfli.ut
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CoSVIcTs' sUyDaY SERVICES.
Science In the Kings Oe-.ty Peuitcrtiary-Ths
Conduct OF the Prisoners.

Few clcrgymen hail moro attentive con-
grogatons in their churches than that asscm-
blcd In 'he connexions chapel of the Kings
County Prniteutary yesterday afternoon. With
the exception Of some nifty outsiders. the auli-
encc, OF nearly 800 persons. WIS mposed en-
tircly Of inmates. Tho n,y female prisoners
sat together In the ccntro Of the chapel. directly
in front of the minister. They were all dressed
in the prison garh OF indigo blue: but most of
thcm had little plaid shtwls thrown over their
shoulders, and nearly all had made some slight
additions 10 their simple dress with bits Of rib
bon. collar. or comb, or Whit handkerchief
knoi,cd about the throat Their hair was neatly
braided or smoothly brushed and, except that
they were nil hareheadcd. there was nothing to
distinguish them from the women ot an or
binary congregation among the poorer
class. Thoy were respectfully attentive
70 tho sermon, aud joined heartily In
thn service md the singing. The mcn clad
in short Jackets aud Trousers of trown and
AMI w'rr also qniet and attentive several
krcp rs snt in little disks at the sides ~ tl.'
chnp'l whore they could overlook tho prison
crs. aud grouped about cabinet organ near
%" pulpit wa- "a volunteer choir Of outsiders.
Tn" setvir" WIS "ondu tod by the Rev. T. O..
Bass. who for twelve vcnrs has been tho PRISON
chaplain II ia Kindly. whit -hnirrd man.
nu II loved and respected by those ia his
charge
found 4 advisable 20 adort form ri service in
which tn" congro.s CATION can participate. aud
hh-; tiirr,9r'' tlN'p from the ip,s opal prayer
Fvh tl' tnril ~ tNri@ - The trrn d, the Lit
any. and the Lords PRAYER. which. together
"a thrre hymns. a 'ripture sson, sermon.
anf closing prayer. runsf 'ut' Tho orttcr ~ 4rr-
vi0". Printed copies Of all except thu sermon.
hymns ana lesson are distributed throu IN u.o
p.Wa.
There arr two sci-riccs in the chnrol every
SUNDAY. Roman CitnOlir in the morning AN /
lrnlrstant IN thg afternoon. Atu'ndan az
IA HYH fIffN % IaNN Na.. {.
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PERIL IN A BRooKLyN AVENUE
What Residents Along "a Railroad Conp,s
or-severaI Fss<aI Accidents.


There has been much complaint maHa by
the residents along Atlantic avenue. Brooklyn.
of the disregard for the safety Of those who are
obliged to frequent the avenue. alleged to be
manifested by the Long Island Railroad Com
pany. The franchise permitting the use OF
steam In Atlantic avenue was awarded
gratuitouslv Ivy tho Common Council to the At
lanti' Avenue Railroad Company. the ofIi'ers Of
which male an arrangement with the Long
Island Railroad Company to use the road. both
for their through trains and for rapid transit
trims Tho conditions imposed by tho city
were. that tho company should erect fence on
each side oi their track. except at the crossings.
whore they wcrc TO havo gates, to h, tended by
nagmcn. The company were three or four
months IN erecting the fencc and only recently
Twenty-iour avenues cross the track but
thrr' are Y t's nj only thrn" uf th"s' namely.
Bedford. Franklin. and Vanderbilt avenues.
The other avenues are guarded by nngmrn
who. being paid only d. lar day for rrNon-
teen huurs' work. mr., neither mon 81 much
c'tnp t'nec. nor such NJ tax" much interest In
G &c wSf i b rSd"Si and are 4 @as6
rlrur nm area Of from 80 10 l2G icct in cngth.
and 20 frct In width. and ~ do this requires
moro agility than they are willing To expcnd for
n dollar a day Tho men are obliged 10 bc ON
duty by quarter "a O'Clock IN the morn NJ,
md to stay ~ the crossings until quarter to IL
This week a the1tro train. which will leave
Brooklyn 20 l 80 o'cln'k ut night, i To be- put
on. aud this Will krcp the n1smcn ri their posts
unit quarter 10 IL. max ns clghuen hours
work. Tho mon are not allowed to- leave their
po~ts 10 procure any of their meals. and they de-
s'rioA thctr auh.rng IA ~ l'm' mt weather Hs
Intense. OnN ilngman said 10 a rcport'r
That Il wrc not for the hard times. ,he
would not k"cp his position day longnr. He
had th'n boon ON duty four days. The rcsi-
donts alon- the avcnu'. he sad. wern not Ia
" n tlglvnf
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Grant Craving Fat.


WAsHTSGTON. pee. ia gentleman who
has lust arrived from Europe. and vino very
frequently met Con Grant there. reports thul
Grant mas grown very lat since h" mas h"' n
several WEEKS ago. GRAM said: " have not had
a moments rest before for twenty-five years.
AMI stood in need ol II very mn 10. Further
more. my medical ADVISORS told me ihat rest
was absolutely nrr"s-urv.' In referring 10 his
growing stout he said since / -al'cd fiom
tlirty-nvc pounds A couple Of days ago !
saw photograph Of Grant aiken in Paris abo nj
u month since II fullv corroboratr~ the state
mont that h. j. growing stoutcr. II SHOWS an
other thing, that his face Is broader or more
sWrlled looking than ever. According 10 tho
photographs Graut has allowed his beard a.
grow longer thnn he usually wore 1t while in
Aehrmy or while President.
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HRooKLrN's NHH rosrMisTER
why Hts Appointments wns "a Surprise, and
Wherein IL Gives Satisfaction.

The appoint of Col. James McLecr as
Postmaster II brooklyn. in place Of Charles
Talbot. il q surprise 10 the Hayes Republicans.
but is a greater surprise to Mr.. Tabs. Tho
lattcr went Ia Washington on Monday. and saw
Mr. Hayes Postmaster General who told him
that his coming was unnecessary, MS his ap-
ppintnrut had been decided on. Mr. Talbot
II Brouklyn men ia Washington. among them
lund States District Attorney T"uuy. who
was there IN the interest Of Col. Meier, with
petitions from old soldiers. and u graceful
/ tier from the widow Of admiral FlrrAeut ia
support ~ his mission. Mr. ronnv wont 4 root
e. tn Whit" House. and presented Col. Ne
Ie.r'- claim to Mr.. Hayes.
Mr. VI L"er's appointment Is received with
satisfaction because his .prlec.ssor was pain
debHrring Federal Oliieehoiders from paricipa-
ton In Republican organizations. Mr. McLeel
will .ive u bond Of S375,OOU.
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1 RUN.iWtY LOcOMOriIE.
= Throttle Valve Out ~ Place Forty Miles
tsnur without nn Ingin

\ Throttle Waive Out % Piacc-FortS Miles
tinur without Ingin.rr.
County Physician Brown OF Elizabeth in
quirrd yesterday INTO tho death " Edward
Hclpl-ny. brakeman. and the destruction Of
Two locomotives a.. the Central Railroad OF NV
Jersey at the Port" on Saturday afternoon.
Benjamin Moore. engineer Of locomotive No.
a. and Jamls Grost. ,u-lnoor OF the bob
tail" lo'omotivo, 10th III which were wrecked
lave their testimony. Moore said that after he
had cut loose from coal train short
in Elizabeth. he started 10 back down
the track toward the Port" but at
spring street was forced to stop. as n
rail proIeoun-. from a hand car had lodged
between tho bottom II the truck and the engine
tank. He and his fireman then jumped tn the
ground H. remove II. leaving the Throttle valve
closed. Whilc ~ tina; work they heard u rum
bling noise ahead and on looking up tn" track
saw me coal train, which they nad lrit only lew
l2,1m otiy.. running rnp.dy; BON men IN
train -tru x thrrneinr TIA. throttle valve Wa
thrown wa" op'r and the locomotive started
toward iiDAN ihnoli at lne rat" ol forty. miles
am hour. Tine, knew that n not turned on "a
tld" tfn'k II Hnuld plunge lcallon- into the
M win thr ri
Engineer G. ason 'olowcd NJ the narra,ivo
by relating what happened ~ his engine II"
said lhat he wis cit; NJ in the cab which Was
stand nE on the syli' track. a fcw rOls from
iiN -uni 1T IN" 30 Port when he saw ln 'Omo-
i.Dtly' 40. 81 approaching ~ terrific speed.
(lmltrhanding tA' situation al glance. hes
told Frrmnn IN loreon and Brakomen Beau
mont Nr inlpu' my 20 iump. az IN snnln timo
lrlping to the ground. Beaumont and Ander-
rlu - ap'd. bat liriup'ny did not hoar tho
warning. and NAMED ut his post. The COLI
lisi"n that followed wa- terrific, both engines
being crushed out ~ shap". H'pp0 nv WIS
found mangled beneath Tire wreck IF the engine
% h. i.fft al
% few m. ult.s. Engineer NJ ,nrc Was rnrr,ho-
rate b, his hremcu. and both GrQaf and Al
mont Wrrr sunsia inflated hy Other ryr wit
n,s+'s. The lo+s to The Central railroad Com
panY VIII be about SlJ,Vn
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Do"uiy Fortunate u.~ Wallace.

F,olHs fu,dn3s HsisF'na.
VI - Victoria Wallace wa born in Bastard.
canada. or 90, 2lth oi hhv. l1iH lirr ulthdny hing
hr urnlvt .' t me- hrtl NJ Tine Qn en- sNe wa inu
N"ttrlu. ThSftet Was commune ird g. the Queen lhl
ever since uut uiur \ctuli Wallace has lru tlr ~.
DiHDut n ~ mtg irunls annually fr"m her NlD-t rDc
money has been si'ut m etnf atng her She il pa 4r
ul Cor Ner approaching ldiu- m Ncw Nurk IN January
meat She d. tn hr /" r,porter foi lHr NV
hORk sea Who N AiO lrr acquaintance IA Nprglsburg
Canada. abcai year ago
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Arrivcd-5rsDAr. Dec 49,
S. old Doniiniou. Waller, Richmond trty Point. an,
Norfolk
s. " CLYDE. fnerafn, Charleston
- New YORK. QUIZ +. Sow q L.
~ Oirr irist b- men Dec |. aud coutham rfnn 4'r
~ tArmanie. keniNdY LtsorDvoi Dec &. AMI ~, rs
tIwu ltn.
rs tu"Grnnde Polqcr. Galveston
- 1l,ti-. Steven. Sou orc.
X Cfr oi hrusscis Watkins. Liverpool Dec = and
Queenstown 9TH.
Ss Ncrc Is, lialctt. Rostun.
Hfik Nisnus baviho,cr sorcnepn Bordeaux
BirN thet oNce. Dow ME- Trieste.
Run " luhi ru. " 10 .Dh. FfidrtuN
Bitk fYustinn IL lurl hI-sa. barcelona.
Har. hlza rlr~-, TOLLS Bermuda
bark Ethan Altcn. Handy, SINGAPORE.
Bark charles Dcrtiiy. Carter, Columbia AHA
Brig Garn.t NeaL frinniHd
Brig Ransom. Ii'sun Porto Cnhclo.
Alst uir usual stwi-s isnfs.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

EVERY ONE WHO CONTRMPIATEs INVESTING OR
spoculatng in any bond, stock, other security d,altln
~ the New York Stock EychAulr should hrst send a.
A"N FruumSham 4 20, " wan a. tor their Weekly
iihhh'hN Report which Il sent nse. II .Nos complete
luIuruauOn
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in tho head? II so, use that cecbrG.ad and
hcanns PREPARATION, LAou's Oarhoic Snun. frcr BE.
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u'NDAY'S FREE HORSE SHOW
vutr my BE SEN ONCE 4 WEEK ON
rur ROIDS iROYE rIE PARK.

:, ,,,,ir,u. only IN inspection OF the pOpu-
j. ,t ,,o,,,l th,, u,,,cr uort nj NcU
o. Ii''N '' ""' -, t,',t ,.,c,.
y,ss ~ ronY n" inv mo- sN'pt''" '""' 0uhu")
,,l,,..i .., I0urh Il "a holiday here ~ in Paris
e''' o., ,l,, ,,,,sa...so,. If norses os
" y w WI" - -. 100. 49,. Ia.
s,l - " the Nu's'l"' % "'"'"'i ''."7 "l'v''"'
-, c,r,r.,, rsn,lways tn witness the perform
'" -. ,i,o. ,.r,tel md valuable teams that
snrcs ~ "'' ~ - -, 80
80. Tr weather yesterday was such as the
''' ~. NAT sl,,, to take advantage Of
nc men .,,.', Iii 49,, .,,,,nsrb,r,
ua.r ani .r'-h 'V'rheau' WIN an "'u'oTpn'r
:, .ri,.-lkr s,,itn .ss. and not enough stir in
" 7'' $50, ,t,, .i,,., fsr h,vnn1 tho hurrviny
lh' drlo WIZ ''' ""7' '"i " 'V''' vs. -. -
too's anil buzz saw wh"'lS thNt 'r '"U"' H. anu
h~..,f4 tit, uselves ia superb con li,iOn. hun
N T'"' '' -, a It'll COO,
Dr. 'is o' h" 'l'''.'"7 W., '..',.''
AZ a comparatively cary hour III ne ul"'"'hf'
Int.d II WIS u frequent comment among the
tnlpri F N"'7'7 "',' '"- - " vi
hou,-es on toe rlGniii'"nt dr''e above th' Oeh-
- urit.,, ,hnt hnrd,v .in,,a thu fine driving
weather. o' q tp""r iast na" =" n''nS 'd"'P''-
made ticir app aran % before ii % Toes in the
,,rnlur as were on the road. The same thing
N"'"'"@ "' g., 80. .,,, 80,
was romarkcd N 81 N''hu'"s "''n"D """ ~"
Boulevard, and the hotl rropri'iors hnd
...,..t..,, ,,,,,,..,.,,.s an the
fo'soh !" go" '"''" c,,s, T., H.,
rgsh Of transient tut pr'h'"Ni' 'us''"' /" "i'
N. ,.... ,,.,...s .roa,pt. M
alive VIII the swiftly i't'ns t"h'N' pres '"' H.
- H. - d., r,,,is l,v.rsI an th,
hson+F t'"t g." ~ 90" t"'''' - -,
sides Of the bridges ana clustered '' 'h' pup"t
h,,s,s ID cn,oyiL
f,.,.. .i,.-., am, t.t.ar ,fgae IRON, which
."i. ~ 80 W
Ni"st'f On" NlfI'u- tur"'ut-' WIZ lh tl'lr
f,~.r.nf uh.se- OF speed an ! % to1. shan at
,.,, .,tr,ui,v NJ Central BriL.,. W.. ~.
~ "iIV' W. "'''' ~ ~ NC, 80 ~"
s4enn NJ Vc Hdri'in r'Vir iiN ei' COM mutton
of l. l4tth aul S,Vvuth utcnu -. with q iln'.
,...r ,f.,v "a, both aflss and n. ,b
'N"n wow .. ,',
y 'st WIN - ron"htle aul"i hg "u's' i''-
tst.tut,l mi villa .,rOwned. On the lett, thus
ia, ..l,t.r.r,. rrn..ss..,n s,vn,,..u, IN,
'. .,....',, ,,,,-,i ~, t.t,,..-.t'',
.rNnth ti' u, l"ttiy h.EIl 70 u'l''s ID 'll
y a. re - " .n y, WI s'lI 'u,r I,tiu
n'y9nl on WIZ VIII Ws.u tnv lur'H,i' nc
tol % "l' 'i'7' -, , "E ',N, ~ mo- u.H,i
aon- ~ ~ ~. ~, -, "a ~ ~ "us = a. LIN
N mo n't't o.. ,n' ,'',o',"r 'n's, ~ rS'l,ih9
81 10 ]" N'' i' "'"'9 ~ u. = 10y =
o."k -' .t,' '9 t' ~ ~ ,o' ~ lt'' t'.h.
OK" ,ou.' ri' '..u . ~ ~
d '', f,,', 80. -. ". ., ,i e,nLr'
81" ~ M =, ,'' "a .''l.' a. if''-
& ~ ~, ~. M
t -, H. .i'f w. N.
., "A, "a . . - ~
."t' '' '''' ','''a siNii, SUI i'.'
EM' 49, " ,',, Nv NV" i','-
b." - , y. ~ ~ - 1t
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a valuable GIN Lnd,e. Appreciate.

A wonderful invention for repuiring clothing
t,tIr and ID rm and Other .r,iDlf,. without pat DO
IN, - -iveu hNaN win every Wilson sewing malhmr
y III ~ II and ~,f Broadway -.tfr
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no rmILADELrmIA,
'Co PHILADELPHIA.
Il
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
l tN.p
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

FuURrFEN rllROrGU TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
Three nllOl~ ~ PHILADELPHIA,
Two II NEW YORK
nonlic IT. elk the most Improved Equipment ant tho
FAST. Il Time tOnsi- eni With absulul, safety.
on ANA after Soy ~ 1877,
TNur. Trains hnNn Nrw York via De ,brOss.s and
Cnitanit ~ ferre. sinllrw-,
~ - 9 O. tohmil"h, n 4. .lt.5.a0a17 s3l
HniHP sun'Ns, . NJ, q ii. g 81. 7 : 10 amt u
T.
P,st- ui Brooklvr Annex" connect with all throu.h
unius NJ Jersey CIV. ahorlir. speedy ana dircct
transfer fnr Brookltn travel
Returning Il aims lruNo PHILADELPHIA 3 20 2 ~ : 30
$40 AMI II 4 ,Anitd cypress. 80 NJ. >, l.
80 Z ann 7 o. T. NJ, ani y midnight on sunday
3 ~ . ~ 7 q, SiJ 4 Vi T. So T. VI aud l. Midnight
Ticket offices 5-d and nii Broadway No lA.tor HOUSE,
and foot al De ,lrnssss and Cort.adt Court st.
B uok Nn. IA lln. and lls Hudson Il nhnkcn. dr pot
jersey city tmigrnut ticket oiit =, battery place
FRANK THOMSON, h. t. FARMER,
o.neIai Manager utnl Passenger Agent
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FURNITURE AND CAHPETs Great reduction in
priors. weekly ul monthly payments taken send Tor
Illustrated fiee list cowlerhwhtS, i3i ana ~
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MARINE TvrELLI0EyOE

styrtruVR ALsssac-ra's nv
sun rtses iDisnn scts. o.. 4 3itNoOu rissa 4 10
Hgii wAfss-rffs
Sandy IIvok 2sCo,. lSalNi.. I7IHeu Cate. ~
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Autiion 1lOtu,s.
STEAMBOATS, ano AallruaO,.
pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

AND lNl1Ep STATES NAfl. Rot rR
ON and aiuf Nov - 1914.
Train-iiave Nm York Via pV-llU-sts and Curuantt
st. ftrfie-. o. follows
ENre-- f'r Ilirri.irg rfi-hurf tho West ani suHth
with rulnan Palace Cars attached "A NJ, And p -
4 dallY
for Nnlmui-nort. Look Haven Corrv and Erie ats 80
Nj. cunurcting nt totry tnr itnslille, Petroleum
C,uirc, AMI Che ul Rteiuns Fox William, ort ana
lwk lllNen.H A NJ
For 8aunnre Washington. AMI the south. Limited
WHruU-tuu LNIri ~, nl fnNWHn frrlui cars daily rN.
crpt sunday - ~ A. arf,vn Warrington lOf NJ.
X ala. a. -nA N, J." 3l, and T. NJ. sunday, q y
and Hp
Ekprs.-lo rhi1icphlo ~ -.eo. . $50 Limitcdl II
VI. ! l. b. %. Is 80. 7. 'tt ant % =. VI SUNDAY - A.
mn . %. Z, = so, Anior NJ L,n.-nnt ans s.eoul
tli--. : f. VI
Boa's OF BROOKLYN Anncs" connect with an through
truu- IrrfN'lt Hnur'ns speeds anI dire ct trans
Ter toy Rrpul Nn travel
lur tram, 20 Ncw4rN lhllhcr Railway. Princeton,
Trenton. u Itl AlfnN. fi,suit-ffu u iNid'r.. ant
tfI,r POINTS, ~tr local lt~ 81 4li In Att OiDr>
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NJ. ~ 80 and 90 COR
Tirk~i Oni,,- 1r' ami az broadway Aston Ionse.
nni loot al d, -lru--rs amt t1ittnii SIS Court
Brooklyn M lln inl liS Has st. lnhos'n ID pot
FRANK THOMSON. l. T. FARMER
tttlrfaI VI llln.tr. General PASSENGER Auent
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Susimss no.lts,.

Nothing can s,gita, th- ryoinau Nrur and
LAYER Pad holiday KAT Head Office, "a Maiden lane.
The Hest Remedy for fhtidrrn while Teeth.
inr Mrs WtNSiDNtS Sprtttnf
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PRINotPB DB GALES
HBY WEsr CIGARS
MADE or THE t!NErr NNVNGA TOBACCO. AgD
EQUAL ~ THb Bkar lSPORrED CIGARS BUr VERY
AuCu CHEAPER
ALSO SOi.B AGENTS POR
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HfRRIFD
IRELAND GORDON At splinrneId Mass on Tue.
day. Itvc ~. bv the Rev ~ W. Below H. ID aud the
k'y Charles Humphreys Oscar .. ireland To- Joaune
DAUGHTER 81 SiomunJ vnrdon. ESQ 10th Of Springfield.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. At Flower nh. near Rnslyn
I. on rHcstisv, De ~ nv the Rev william Davis
III the Reformed thutcb MnnhaSsct Edward g. Updikc
~ llursehcads ChrmunL county, n. Y. to Maria VI
daug inter- u Adrian ouacniunk
DfEfb.
M BrsSfrRRE In Now York Dee iG. paunpe wife
Of Bacon liruri dc sserre pAris. and daughter OF
Ben HuilaiAY. t~,l. d. ,d 20 years
Relatives .d irirnls requested 70 att nj the ~
ncral serNrts in - AIMS church Wet I'm a. At IA
Vr'v"N A n. ~ f-fav newt tho Wall be- de-
posted ~ ~" amv suult At Orntr Farm. Wine Plains
lDUGNiiS Die 10. MARSH u. I.aughin. AGED O., ua
uso Ut htrouy of fnurhfar touutv OHiwav. Ireland.
Relatives ari frenaare respectfully invird 10 attrn nd
Sine uueli from To- Canal st cits Vn iuosIay, Dee IL,
nt 2 T. "
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Don't fall 10 rend Mr. Daniel y. Beattys large
piano aud orsan nj vert ,"n'nt ~ another PAGE W
Beatty Offering Inducements duiing the honiit
season His celebrated pianos ana organs nae giving en-
tie sausiacLVu.-<ds
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THE kiD SIAR LINZ
Carving the Regian and tmiod Sttu.smuls SAILING
semi monihlN alternately from fnilatrlihla and hv~
Work Dlr q and unlN
10 ANTWERP
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FROM FousE. HEissuBERGER a cos
MERCANTILE AGEScY
On IN, AfiiaNis oarsrycs aud forty six mercantile
arms Indsc vaA Ho,on issnod anorcr OF arrest against
Dun. BARilrw \ co In suit have commenced TOR
nbcl owing to put sci staemcnt- Ltcy made ~ them
rhc court Proceedings VIII be- found interesting To the
mcrcan;i-. community PAINTED copies will be furnished
upon Application We shan not, however comment upon
them, bui observe the ,-'ith.hcd prnoplc- %, our
agency. solve FACTS. and allow merchants to draw
their own eonelusi1n.
FOtsE. fERsflBERGER co.
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49,, .nl"-.hir- 37r. 800. Reyner dog
I.li-t, - - mu. 'n,ipf gloves, VI a par. j. W
'''' -'''' "ht -t al,o i41.t av COZ 26ih st-Adr.
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0as ano CoHS,s.

TEAS. RI wicrnenci have opened a cheap tea
store 40 ~ '0ruliut H. rt'l. rofri-
aiitNtN top4tt >ahriagiiun " L.. NlNANLE = 90
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nnniic IT. ck the most Improved Equipment ant
Fast Il Time tOnsi-ie With absolute safety.