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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-15
S0CiE s.

MaSoaic Hall located in third story OF Gage,
Block. Main street
FIspLAY t;oUxcIL K. & 9. M, No. 80. Regular
Council second Monday evening in each
month.
cTNDLAY CHAPTER, x. A M, No. 81. Stated
Coavocation FIRST Monday evenings IN each
month.
FISOLAY LODGE r. q M..N0. ~. stated com.
inanication first and THU "Wednesday eve
n nss In each month.
Odd Fellows Hall east 81 e Of Main street
Dstween Sandasky and ;rawford Streets
lioL uEs RULE ESCAMPMH 1T. No ~, Lb.o.F
meets second q nd fourth friday evenings
of each month.
HANCOCK LODGE, ,No.73, 4. g. o. F., meets eve
ry Tuesday evening.
FrNDLAYLoDGE No. s., X of r. meets eyery
Monday evening in odd Fellows Hall.
FINDLAYSAYlSGs ANDBUILDING LOAN AsSo-
CIATIos meets al the courthouse on the
third Monday in each month.
TIE WoMEN's CHRIsTIAN TEMPERANCE
UNIoNmeets at theLeague Rooms, opposite
the Joy House. General prayer meeting
every5abbatn afternoon at O'Clock. Wo-
meu's prayer meeting Wednesday alter
noon at O'Clock. Childrens meeting first
Saturday afternoon in each mouth at
O'Clock.
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THIS laconie but sensible German
ought to be sent out 10 lecture among
the people on temperance: Il sail tel
you how it vas Idrink mine lager; den
I put mine hand ON mine head, and dere
vos vone pain. Den put mine hand ON
mine body, and dere vos aEoder pam
Den | put mine hand in mine pocket
and dere was noting. So | iine mid de
Temperance. Now dere is nopain more
in mine head, and de pain in mine body
vas all gone away. Iput mine han IN
mime pocket, and dere vas dwenty tol.
lars. So / stay NIT de Temperance
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Huffaai.
A DOSE FOR THE DOCTORS.

At recent meeting of the Trumbul
County Medical Society, held at Warren
o, the fraternity had an agreeable time
The meeting was not simply devoted to
reports of medical cases, but was also
somewhat of a literary turn. Among
the exercises was poem by Mr. Geo I
Townsend, which We copy for lis merit
and its wit:
Maist worthy Sirs: O pill an potion,
o. powther, plaster, draught and lotion
o. saw an scalper, probe and knife,
Wardens O. public health an life;
Expect nae, Sirs. your pride 1 IL fiatter,
l fear't wod make your faults no better.
But to my task; hardly ken
Where to begin, or where TO en-.
Long ere the Esculapian era,
A thousand years scarce made life weary.
A man could see nation spring
From his own house, an reign his king.
No quacks then others systems scouting
Whilst guessing at their own, an doubt
ing. 81
Nor doctors, wi full license blessid
To kill or cure, as suited best.
Nor read we o their "life eIxirs,"
Nor "ratent medicated mixtures"
NOW, doctors thrive on ilka han.
An human life shrinks to span.
An if We're lang, this same gait keeping,
Life soon will be but waking-sleeping.
Zen noac there's few can bear the stain,
o mair than three score years an ten:
AItho' each village, town an city,
Is filld wi,doctors, mairis the pity.
An many guild wives ken right sure
What's the disease an what the cure.
Yet, after a, 'mang poor an wealthy,
There's scarce body hale an healthy.
| fear me, natures shattered laws,
Will point to the doctors as the cause.
But heav'n be thankit, light is dawniug,
You wee-bit pills herald the morning.
Now, twa'r three mustard seed like pills,
Will cure the worst O human ills.
No langer, Sirs, we'll hold our noses,
An gulp your nauseating doses.
Nor wrlthe aneath your saws an knives,
An halt on crutches all our lives.
Farewell the day, too, when the cures,
Worse than the ills mankind endures are
But cen the little pill must yield,
Tho scarcely entered on the field,
An chiels will grieve. an wives feel
lonely,
An parted from frien' an crtnv.
But progress is enstampd on all,
az SAAO3s, NOC dii SICttt, ilIliol ldli.
Wae's mel what maist we love an cherish
Seems always first to fade and perish.
Yet -.,ience asks our faith an trust.
The while she tramples in the dust
Our idols, and oar plans upsetting,
o our pray'rs or fretting.
She gies us FIR life's ails en- mdSSe.
Her panacea, mere blue glass.
No matter where nor what th' affection,
Its cured by the blue reflection.
So, now, like those old chaps O yore,
Well live nine hundred years or more.
An you are muckle like that fellow,
That Mr. Shakespeare dubd othello.
Your favorit occupations gone
Broken the reed you leaned upon.
But, Sirs, I'll pity you, or try 10,
That You must earn your bread as do
My pray'rs tho little worth. It's true.
I'll offer for your good. Adieu.
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VERY MUCH ALIKE.

Why is Strakosch Ike the great Ra-
phaell' asked Chicago musical gentle
man Of an artist the other day.
"Iean't see any likeness" replied the
artist,
We'll, III tell you" said the musician.
You know Strakosch is great hand 10
bring out prima donnas?'
YES"
Certainly, Of course" continued the
musical chap; "and wasn't Raphael also
a great hand TO bring out prime madon-
nas2"
The artist has not since been heard
from--Chicogo EUening Journal.
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VEGETINE

Strikes at the root of disease by purifying the
blood, restoring the liver and kidneys to healthy
action, inyigorating the nervous system.
Vegetine
Is not vile, nauseous compound, which simply
purges the bowels, but safe, pleasant remedy
which is sure to purify the blood, and thereby
restore the health.
Vegetine
IL now prescribed in cases of Scrofula and other
diseases of the blood, by many of the best ply
sicians, owing to its great success in curing ali
diseases Of this nature.
Vegetine
Does not deceive inyalids into false hopes by
purging and creating n fictitious appetite, but
assists nature in clearing and purifying the
whole system, leading the patient gradually to
perfect health.
Vegetine
Was looked upon as an experiment for some
time by some Of our best physicians, but those
most incredulous in regard to its merit are now
It's most ardent friends and supporters.
Vegetine
Says a Boston physician, has no equal as a
blood purifier. Hearing of its many wonderful
cures after all other remedies had failed, / Wis
tied the laboratory and convinced myself OF its
genuine merit. 1t is prepared from barks, roots
and herbs, each Of which Is highly effective, and
they are compounded in such a manner as TO
produce astonishing results
Vegetine
Is acknowledged and recommended BY physi-
clans and apothecaries to be the best purifier
and cleanser Of the blood yet discovered, and
thousands speak in its praise who have been
restored to health.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-15

A FACETIoUs senior asked freshman
to tell him the difference between fac
simile and sick family; but the laugh
was on the senior, for the freshman in
staniy replied: NO difference. A sick
family is a family that is sick, and far
sfrriIe means the same
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-15

A YOUNG poet once asked Douglas
Jerrold to pass a candid criticism on two
Of his productions. Jerrold waited rath
lmpatienly until his tormentor bad con-
cluded reading the first poem. and then
quickly exclaimed, Il Ike your other
poem the best" But you have not
heard it read" That is why ] prefer it"
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-15

lrURGEYOn. Office IN first block South oI
y Court House Atten. ion given 10 retIaciug
the lines OF old surveys. laying out. partin z
Land dividing up land .leyeling foI profies
of roads and bitches.
II M-.rch 10 lk1h -hm
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r.. ~. ADAMS

nARRER SHOP il THE PLACE WHERE
II YOU can get the best 81 work done Iu tine
neate sl possible style Laiies' aud Children
Hair Cutting nd ShampOoins a speciality.
Shop Opposite Old White corner. Two Chairs
ALWAYS found ready for business. Call and
.se him aad gat Good Joo. Ladies' desiring
work done oy leaving word AT the shop he
will call at their residence. 1S
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HAVISG regained my hea!ih, have re-
Ill opened nay Dental office, over Baker
a. 90 - shoe store where 10y friends and
patron will fed me prepared to do all kinds
of operative dentistry as usual. Teeth eX-
tracted WITHOUT PAIN tor p cents; other
S5yi S.A. KELTNER
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TrDkNHT AND NSELL0R AT
4 LAW, Finilay. OHIO office M Head
on r;-.rs Sni;,ii.Ig. North east OF Court
HuuSs. W;lI attend promptly 20 business
entrusted 70 hi April %, 1879.
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CHURCHES.

.deEItodist Epfscopdt-Rev. Parker p. Pope.
T,nsSbyteT1Gn-Rev. r. R. Sutherland.
L'tfheFdsg-Rey &. S. Sprecher.
OOa0re1ati6hol-Rev.
Ecaagsiicdt ChHTch-Rey. a. HeuseL
Un;ted Rrefhren-Rss A. W Holden.
Ges-mGa kef0rm-Rev- A Ronetzka-
Church Of God Rev. j. V. Updyke-
German Lsltherdn-Rev. II. Buerkle-
81, Mich0et's catholic Chsrch-J. b. Young
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COUNTY OFF tCSHS

Cozsusoa Pleas Judge -JsI ms fiil~'S'
auditor George j Noshe..
Cyerk Of IOstTts--ScbiL W. PTso!e.
Treasurer- Peter lOsler.
Rec0rder-Paul keInerer.
Probate Judge 5ss:nuei B. hGh'111'
IsheTi1-Parlee G. TriicE-
Prosecuting daoraey Henry bro~h'
CS1roner- 70. r. Chine. -, =,
Conmtssi0neTs- Ross w Noore' JONI u
Bishop and John EdgiEgtoE- q,
Jaaruqrg OirecLors-Cam JOeil Byal. -. -
Watson and J. X. Bcshonf-
JafrnqrU observation-disclosures " Henry
Sch3ot EDu yalacTs-W.T L Piatl, j. T. Macy
and Dor!Ias MartZ-
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H. FL. HAVEN.

PRACTICAL DRUGGIST, DIRECTLY OP-
posite the Court House Findlsy, Ohio.
Physicians Prescriptions compounded Care
fully. Full stock OF Drugs, Oils, Paints, Per
fCmsry, soaps, &c. ~
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D. a. CilM Err,
'REsnN nESTESF
z. .'EfEEER.

-
D,rice over feliers. johnson g Cos store,
West Side Main Streei. Findlay, ONO.
Aprii IL. 1875 6n
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To the Working clnsswe arc nov
prepared 10 furnish an classes with constant
Employment at home. the whole ofthe time
,r for their spare moments Rusinees naxu
iieht and profitable. Persons OF estber ss1
easily earn from so cents to S. per eyeatng
and q prop rtlonal sum by devotine tfsefsf
Uhoie lime to the business. Boys snd Ctri.
sarn nearly as much as men. That an Sbo
see this notice may send their address. and
tesf the business we make this unparalleled
offer To such as are not wei satisned We win
send one dollar to paw for the trouble OF writ.
ing. Fu particulars samples worth several
dollars 20 commence work on. aud copy OF
Home and Fireside. one Of the largest and
best Illustrated Publications, all seuf free by
mail. Reader. II you want permanent prof
liable work address GEORGE 6TINsoN q Co.
Portland, Maine, 10
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JOHN VI. RANIilS

"A fr.RNEY AT LAW, FINDLAi, OHIO.
Makes regular professional calls in sdj"in'
ng counties.
Sny 10 III.
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L. r. DUNN,
q IL EAslSSsaN

ArroRSEY All LAW.
Ofiice ia New Bank BuilGing, Wesi side o
aa.n street, No. % NOV. zz-tf.)
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Gitu and County 0irefforg.

rival ano Departure Of Mails at the
Find!ay Post-ofhcc.
DEPARTURE.
oarey Branch {. D q Z. Rk-. go a. Ia.
L. EGJ, bR. going soaah' ~ ~ a ni
.ARRIyALs.
o.rev Rydnch c. .. e Z. KR., SO p. n''
Y Fk T. RR going Sosith, il:io q. IN
" :. North, AS p IN.
DEPARTURE 49,.
yan s.-pn POyzage. Muncen and Bototi'g Gr.r''
~Tae.day, ihursday Pd ssi y..,s 9%anr -,
M gIsaehI6d EfottckfOah and tntf'y -" W.T.
~ Ut.s.,--t,S = an1 saturday al y. N
<r,soa,na iV5,,flo,yfovcn aad DlsastTE Tuesday
and Satu rday, ~ p IN. -. ,,..,, ,,,J-
OAK Ridge, Otbr0I. Hstaoke, selnl"Te, e, "''' wv
peofon PiJge SL1afpy ,In.f feniLet0a-t flu@S al
Nc co,ab and Tort age CcslteY- Daily a; , !"
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TOWNSHIP OFFICE

TSLlstees-Samuel Howard, john l.arSihs
and job CnamberliD.
Cyerk- Henry IL. Louthan.
7reasUrer-Hugb Newell
Justices d. R. iseardsley and o. A Baliard-
(ynsl1bLes -Iual Markle and j. u. BJai.
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findlag Rusiness Hirsrforp.
DIR. ARNER l.. DAVIS,
DENTISTRY

and SURGEON Office up
1 stairs in DAVIS Opera HOUSE Block, ,Fi1d-
lay, Ohio. 81 ly
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Jf MhS :. BOPE,
I.cnRp avRKEr.

A TFuRNEY AT Law,
'Jliice over ". Ia. DAVIS = Cos store, Main
street, tludlay Ohio. April Il IL
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GOOD
ADVERTISING 6 3!

SS25a.i0 worth sf space IU various news
papers distributed through thirty sta es. will
be Sold Icr 500 cash. Accurate insertions
guaranteed. A.tSt OF The p ,gers, giving
daily aud weekly circulation aud printed
schedule of rates. sent tree on application 10
GEO. p. ROWELL 4 CO.. Newspaper Adver-
tising gents, No. Il Park Row, New York.
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[ -,aaNEY AND - NSEItGa At LAW,
4 aud y oiAry PrDiic. Will attend promptly
- AL business enGTu-ted TO his ciie- PaliIcu-
lar aIi aaiion given Collections. SsT:itioning
al I.aads, and basine ) in PROBATE Court
viice on Main -tGeci, In RossmRDs Block,
i.e,iiy opposite The Court House May.
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Examinations VIII begin at $50 \. NJ, and
continue without any intermission for din
ner until 40 p. VI. No applican received
after l0.3n. No certificates will De issued
without an examination. sud nome will be
aEie1ated or extended.
EdH applicants n ut iul nish J0rittsn Iecoln-
nendatiops of good moral character 10 he
procured nom their last eni pioy@rs Hr last
teachers. if possible
racn applicant Is requested 10 bring n
stamp and the Zee required by Jaw.
By order OF the Board
JOSEFH z K KAGE.
Feb , n. Sg-57 DDRILUS MARTZ
| VT. PLATT
School Examiners.
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..SRY BROWN. q r. PHNDLf
RReEyS pEsSt.ET
DOrToa waUasaaN.

rrORSEiS Ar LAM ON e op iairS, frs
"a Door South o; GcGrt H. sc; eiIdlsy,U.
november p. iS7I-tE
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Established 1868,
American sud Foreign Patents.

GILMORE & CO., Successors to CHIPMAN
Hos ER & Co., Solicitors. Patents procured
in all countries No FEES IN ADYAScE- No
charge unless the patent is granted. No fees
for making preliminary examinations. NO
a rehearing. special attention given TO In
terference Gases befL re the Patent ONCE, Ex-
tensions before Congress, Infringement Suits
tanning to Inventions orPatents. SEEDSTAMP
TO GILMORE & Co. FOR PHAMPHLET oEsIXTY
PAGES.
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
The last Report of the Commissioners OF
The General Land Office shows 2. .Ss7, 500 acres
were issued under act of 1855 and prior sct@
GILMORE & co. pay cash for them. Send
by registered letter. where Assignments are
imperfect We give instructions TO perfect
United States General Land Oflce.
Contested Land Cases prosecuted before the
Emitted states General Land ONCE and De-
gaTtment of the I3tsnor; Private Land
and HOMESTEAD Cases attended to.
Arrears Of Pay and Bounty.
OFFICES. SOLDIERS, ano SAILORS OF the
entitled TO money from the Government Of
which they have no knowledge. Write full
history of service, and state amount of pay
and bounty received. Enclose stamp to GIL
MORE q Co, and full reply, after examin-
alton, viii be given you free. f.
Pensions.
All OFFICERS, SOLDIERS. and SAILORS
wounded, or injured in the late war. however
slightly. can obtain a pension by ADDRESSING
cases prosecuted by GILMORE co. be-
fore the Supreme Courts ofthe United States
the Court OF Claims and the soutnern Cishns
Commission.
Each department of our business ls con-
Quoted In separate bureau, under the cnafee
ot the same experieneed parties lnploys1
| by the old hrIn Prompt attention 70 AL
eusiness entrusted TO GILMORE co. Is
thus secured We dssire TO win success py
Address GILMORE & CO.,
wAsEIsoros, D. G.
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BOROUGH OFFICERS

BOROUGH OFFICERS.
NdVor-JaeOD Carr.
Clerk John A. AeekS.
T,reasurer-M. d. Sours-
A1rsh1l-Jarnes Wilson.
S9ticitor-James A. Bope,
councfL-E. Palmer, P.Carlin. John Park er,
8 ID. Houpt A. Brown and Z. W. FiTmin.
.orrf oI IDipT0reBssats-IacoG Carr, T. +.
J0aes aud J. a. Bope.
(e9letfs-g Direcor-Charles r. Hall
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They gave the Gvelong day to idle
laughter,
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But, Sirs, I'll pity you, or try TO, IS
That you must earn your bread as / do.
My pray'rs tho little worth, It's true.
Ill offer for your good. Adieu.
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Ilnslrdl Instruments

CABINET or PARLOR ORGANS-Largcst
X mrut best in the H0rd lowest H'N and
upwards ~ cash or n-ameht. % nnsd unt leni Iva
Tie WarrIO1uf 90 Co. IanufaHfufrfa 70 sailo.
MASON UANifN OEOAH co.
I IGHTE & ERNST, old house Of l.igifo *
- Bradbury. orer ther srienri FiANeFnhlt- a. %
Prices al1Jr easy monthly rafmrus a. ~ AS istlst Aso
sulth's AAEkllaA OttAA-.
- X. BALL Il CO..
>. SO. n Et-f arm ~
Chlckrrfnga sideways ana other Panpa and Orfrs 80
iCrcasb. Oh lustlilmrnts, nnd o. irnt
CUPERiOR toned. clahomteiy carved Us
- octave fru Aa4fr rfAAol ~ $50 COZ 800 90
MAY rstrIufiulft s.lrINfr. NrsfHrtfi I i.f Nii sI
DVRENG THESE HARD TIMES
ail cell octave Pianos ..u lif octave fIbl ta.l
-for Orrfrs 600 sf0s 1901 -iore $50 Stops SD ~
.tos sr~ flp tasnf lrfn n frIl"ft
fu- ihY usIalutufs ItrI.tNi fHf lNN INH iNl
urrsra r fn inf nufH u.II fHr HORACE WfNFft rnt-
,u Iast Iffhf htfptrr Ifoauaf aul lHifrfsif d. \.
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gfcnrelons.

4 SARAT0GA.-Direct Route. via Citiz, ns'
-. Line palace steamer. from Pier ff ~ H. fass
through q 5o Lxcuron tickets go iof trrr moniis -
CANDY HOOK ENCUBSIONS.-Nrw-J Jersey
> Railroad ro.Ihe MAGNIFICENT
Ell EMPIRE STATE" aul Il-sI leave 80.
York from ler b North Iuver Zoos Rector fanny
Hook. $50. lnAu $50 D.. lruIulur
NeS-f $50 Q. La, j.. sunGAys $50 a ils-
turning arrive $50 y
FAR fCr the round o. % only fT cents.
nd Concerts hY IrrL hIsffurs brass rood arf string
band. rates ol large paroles t0 sandy Hook HG-
Or ds ard Long Branch. ApnlF ta fWAs D. NfFAnDIN.
General uosci Agent long ifarch. 81
WEST POINT or NEWBURGH daily lex
w cept ~uudaYal Take regular ALBANY LINE, rrfIra
hy down boat rDiAu IIfkLI- at LAtf ll-IDN
HATES. Sc Iay line advertisement
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Do1r0 an0 Rooms.

West Side.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY, occupying their own
y house ~ West washnsionpl4ee viii let Handsomely
furnished ROOM e. quiet gentlemen.
An ELEGANT FLOOR of FIVE ROOMS
- TO NT with private table and att ndance al 4'o ''h'
A PRIVATE FAMILY VII let to gentlemen,
a without board aty-iurnshod BEDROOMS, smile oT
separate heereaces exchanged % unYersiypiaee near
PRIVATE FAMILY, WEST 34TH-ST.,
y eleyae go road win LEI large ROOM and ED
s SaGi =. S Q, "'''' ''''
EXTRA LARGE ROOMS, with board IN
changed tl Addr' 'sI Box S" s75s posoe5 'o1
4 SMALL private family, living in their own
~ house few doors west 81 athaFe, hive rJllE Or
@ oce T e,iIeman and Vie Tor tie ast i've years
Address C. G.. Uptoan Tribune Office, l,23s Broadway
HANDSOMELY furnished large front ROOM,
aS' f,rssI soq1 he, @ co o conrengnee
very reasonable, brownstone house. private family SIS
TWO NICELY FURNISHED double ROOMS,
separate Or single , sfe9na aoor fSs s2@ys"e"'e
4 ST. LTKE'S PLACE Ncrcv-st.) with
4 BOARD: front second story ROOM wit. acoye adjoining
room II requitd
ETH-AVE., 345 and 347-Handsomely fur
s1 nsAed Of 10 rcni with OF without private
STH-AVE.. 81 first door below 16th-st.-A
> fr 81 six ODMs connected separate; private table
preferred. Rooms for gentlemen. references.
STH-AVE., No. Ia An entire floor and two
y mont suites baths each floor breakfast II desired
restaurant opposite
STH-AVE. No. 6O7, near Windsor Hotel, large
- comm,dous and elegant suites Of apartments richly iur
n.shed: with or wit,oui private tab.e.
ETH-AVE., NEAR WINDSOR HOTEL,-A
- strictly prva flmy viii let with nrst class board an
elegant large Iarior ANA bed terms eas0naDe Al
dress k =. A.. Tribune tpioSn one l25o broadway
- WEST 11TH-sT., near Broadway.-To let,
. AZ elegantly furnished PAHLOR FLOOR 10 geBtlema
and party Of gentlemen; breakfast II desired
IATH-ST., 500 WEST Handsomely fur
nishsl 20 let with first class board suitable Tor
families ngle gentlemen. Boariefa wanted
tETH-ST. No. 25-ROOMS, single or Ell suite,
kO with board Tor nrstclsss parties.
10 WEST DIST ST.-Furnished ROOMS to
10 let, witt. BOARD refereneesl
40 WEST 24TH-ST., opposite Fifth Avenue
BOARD. 10 Penilencn
10D-sT. No. 224 WEST-Nice rooms, hand
- eomeiy furnished second and hird floors hot aud cold
water vita excellent BOARD Terms moderate References
required
no WEST 3lST. ST Handsomely furnished
Oh WEST -ST.-Elegant ROOMS, in
d. clulng suit 3 Iors house met class hotel table
families OF single gentlemen table board.
sIsD WEST 22D-ST.-0nc large room on sec
.fsb ond two third floor nicely furnished hrsteass
board GOOD attendance: references exchanged
20 WEST H-sT.-House newly fur
30 nshed en- suite or SINGLE LOCATION desHaoo
table excellent table boarders tAken
"a WEST 9TH-ST.-Very desirable well fur
Il / nished rooms toilet. to Club Of Law or Medical
siuseus or gentlemen wives Terms moderate board
uniformly the best 10 be found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-14
ITO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
bet
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA

Trfeen Through Trans daily three Depotslu
Philadelphia. in NeH-15r k.
Track the most improved Equipment ana the FdseS'
Time consistent with absolute saieL
Ou and after June -. 1917.
Express rains leave Nc~N Ork via DesDioSSes ana Oo
landt streets Ferries. as follows:
73c. SO $3.50 Limiteil 1890 a NJ D. D. D. . ana
$50 D SUNDAY, g a. ,. q. aud so NJ On
IcfuTniu. Pm adrlihla JiJ. D. Gov;
and II e. W. Limited EXPRESS 40 n), 2 O;5 . aih
10, L. H. l. midnight ON sunday, 800 = o.0O q. @
Z, 1:.i5 y. ana - midnight $500 - ,.,.r Hoo,
Tckef Ofces 59G and 9if broadway, No Asioi house
am foor a. Deslrossas and CTtauoi-sis; No tItsl
BROOKLYN; Nos ll4 lJG and ll3 Hudson ST. h91heh'
Ieuot Jersey civ Emgr.kt Ticket once NO o battery
place. ...,,o,, T. FARMER
General Manager. bth IaosoH-c4 AbSH@