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ANOTHER U.iR INSTRUMENT.
Machine tina; Saves tr:Inerists the Trou-
bile of Finding the Range.

Irl"it'f
had an opportunity the other day of ex-
or in military language Range finder which
~ making su'h sensation here in military
9igtlrs' when clos 'd up. ready for moving, it
looks IKE sort Oi primitive chariot. mounted
ON two large light wheels and drawn hy one
horse, Two men ride upon the comfortable
sent. the driver and the operator, and for the
latter. 50 simple II the instrument, no special
training is necessary. however desirable il may
trgonomctrcai science.
When II range of any point is takon, before
battery begins 20 play, for instance, or "a regi-
ment to IRE. the horse Is slipped out Of tho
turned completely oyer ON lis axle. The frame
on which u hut tho seat. then serves ~ Il firm
an stenly support for the instrument. The
body OF the vehicle II n box or ease one metre
wide, nearly Two long and about foot deep /.
and whom lis two opposite ends are thrown
open, the Instrument Is ready for use
This consists, loosely described, Of two paral-
lei trles 'opcs about ono and n half metres long,
swings on a common pivot. The sight ends are
Just ono metre apart and this is Of course, the
base line OF the calculation. one of these telc-
scopes Is movable only with the frame, of which
Object. and then the frame is made fast the first
stop being thus completed. The other telescope
+ adjustable lurthrr, on u pivot of lis own. and
10y means 81 small wheel ~ turned 10 the right
angle ul cpnNrrsrn'" with S companion
Is 10 say, until IL too covers the obie l.
Now, HAVING tho base line and the angle Of
conVergencr, any surveyor could, oil course, cal
cuate the distance. But in Gen Berdan's in
telescope In marked of into metres, ccntimetrcs
and milimctrrs, and Is covered by n little hand
or pointer, and when the hand is brought within
thr focus the pointer indicates exactly the dis
minutes the instrument can be unlimbered, put
into readiness, and "A distance found,
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COFFINED IN a TRINCE.
The Experience OF Jonas Niison-Narrow Es
cape from being buried Alive.

''"' wv - ~" WIT q ''es|
During the paSt winter Jonas Nilsson n


During the past winter Jonas Nilsson has
been employed mt one Of the numbering camps.
until about three weeks ago. when portion Of
n tree fell on him while he was engaged nt
were believed to he fatal. Nilsson was carried To-
the camp 10y his companions. and after period
of cAtrem" suffering he began to fail. finally
becoming unconscious and pulsclcss and the
lnllor OF death ovcrsprcadng his countenancc.
Inc mon at the camp naturally conc GUIDED that
tnclr uni"rtunnte companion was dead, ~ no
sign OF life cou ia be- detected The body of tho
supposed dead man was placed in the only
coffin which could be procured-a long dry
goods box-scnt 10y wagon 10 the nearest rail,
road station. and thence forwarded to an old
personal friend Of Nilsons. John Peterson.
The coffin and body, after arriving in Mime
nnpois. were conveyed 70 the residence OF Mr.:
Tor two days to allow time TO prepare for u de-
cent burial.
While the body was in the rude conn at the
residence ol Mr.. Peterson another old friend
callod 10 see II. and give the corpse n close and
critical examination. Something about It pro-
du;,d profound Impression upon the visitor.
anu he suddenly looked up with u pleased but
started expression am. eXcaimcd. why Jo-
those present did not place much confidence In
the remark, all agreed that an attempt to bring
the body I" life would not do any harm even If It
Jailed IN accomplishing any actual good. Nilsson =
body WIS liited from the coffin. placed in n com
Portable bed. and rcstoratiycs carefully admin
healthy blood revealed itself on the pailid sur
face of the body. and Mt the end of two hours tho
yves 81 tnN SUPPOSED deud man gradually
opened and rested upon those present. The
rays OF returning ,sonsriousn"ss and intelli-
Tho establishment and Joy were so great that nj
first no one yentured To speak othr r"surrcccd
lumbernian. but ~ last on, Ncnturcd the ques-
ton:
NlSGn are YOU cold ?"
without moving his body. but with eyes rest
ing upon his inter- p'utor, Nilsson family an
swcrrd with the single word. Yes"
tn" friends then redouhlrd their cxertions
ana "A physician WAS summoned Nilsson was
mnd" ns warm an comfortable n possible
Since the date ~ his r'suscitaton. the attention
bestowed upon him has been tender and unre-
hitting. and he il responding 10 the friendly
on'es of those around him with evidences Of
gradual but certain improvement.
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Tho Wir Benter's PiIIory.

The woman heaters post, which now
stands grim and memorable at the corner OF
tho county lal is an object of interest to scores
who visit II daily. II is about oght feet high
ana eight inches square. made of pine, with
two round pegs, about an inch in diameter, run
through " Al point about five feet from the
through these pegs and tied behind.
NO one passes the wife bcnter's post without
stopping To inspect II and make some remarks.
4 woman who passed it yesterday paused be-
fore i for a moment and CALCULATED. Thank
GodF, The post has several inscriptions scrb-
bled upon it in pencil some of which road as
follows. Stewards bin, "The widder." " Foe
the Jpdge." Here's the Place 70 got Well
iEs ~" HoasehlSid Treasure" No Family
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SUNSh'; Please al
Tow me t. make correction OF the article in THK sus
we '"lh inst under the caption, Going out Purser-
Se'nrins Before the Mast in which you state that was
Ms ihinrRed rom tho employment of Messrs Howes A
H. cer ~, nrn'I nara 10y ne manager Edwin Wright
,.vlI'Vu9h OF ms statement would say thatI was
80 ustHhxei ron ih'ir employment but on The con
ie' o ny owa rco Will sending In my writ
nv'ie AHl was strenuOusly urged by Messrs
"o"osA Vushila 70 continue my WIN thcm
ADA IsAAos, poT D. w. q.
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4 ost anS SounS.

5000 Diamonds lost or Tuesday
WV 2Otb March, about l.. NJ, on Washington
square 9th Az or wost 2h st. return " ~ wos oath st
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WHITE STAR LINE.
STEAMBOATS, ano aailroa0s.
DENNsHLvANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave Sow York. VIA DtsbruNs ami tuftAnistL
ferries. as follows
Express tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West AMI Snff
: 80 + daily
Fer Willianspoft Lock Haven. CORY, ant Ec az u
NJ, connecting at Tory tor Iiin-Villr Petroleum II
Haven. > 80 A VI
For Baltimore, washinston. and the south Lhr'ei
WASHINGTON Express u Pullman lar sr' 4A'l a. a,
cent sunday. q 80 A arrive Ht WASHINGTON az "
Regular ats - NJ, |, Il, ami o T. NJ sin'4h
6and o T. NJ
Express Tor philadelphia, ! 80. ~ = ~ % Limit ?
1910 NJ, L. T. ?. Is Z. - ant - T. " aud - mi u,
AMI >ecnni class. T. VI
Accomm 'daton fnr Trenton "a VI ,?anitloP
For trains To- Newark, Elizabeth. KthwaV. innrh1
Trenton, Perth Amh0N. Flcmmgtou Bttllrfe| Ahi
other points ~'e local schedules a. tl % Art 80 a.,
Trans arrive From Pittsburgh 20 ami lublA " Ali
10 2rr daily, ~ lnA VI nui $50 u lNs. 4
cert Monday From Washington uui Htlufr o. u
nSnA ~. ? ~. amt ~ 2uP Sunins o. % -
VI From Philadelphia, > ~. Il -. - 80 20 of. ~ n
u .DA NJ, ~ 10 . 10, . %, - go 49, nni " y
/ SUNDAY. ~, q 20, go, . 3D. IL lu \ NtY'f
~ IN. AMI 10 ~ 4 NJ
Icket Offices, J26 and 0if Broadwav No Ast0r lol.'
ana loot Of Dc,hru>>s and initIiif st.. tHiiI -
brunkNn ia llN, amt llS Hudson II lIlhnsNn l'@s
FRANK THOMSON, u VI HOW'D Poe
MANAGER la.-Hfl- f'N'
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Dtntisirp.

NULL SITS, 30; gum teeth, ~ Angr, " w ~
II Tauted Dental Rooms. ~ OuI Az E'ls9 IN'
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STATE LINE OF STEAMERS

- TO GLASGOW. BELFAST aud LONDONDERRY.
From Pier ~ foot OF Canal st, y
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, Thursday March ~
STATE OF GEORGIA. Thursday March ~
Saloon and cabin passages Mt lowest rates
AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 co. Agents. - broadway
Secrarc ticket. at ~ Broadway and at Company nisc
% tHuul 4
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fltrsuml notit,s
A CERTAIN CURE for headache. constipation.
"a piles, stomach, liver. kidney diseases weakness.
Ac BkotGHfoNs lnNisnrahns syrup 30 per bottle
lncurable solci, and cured money returned.
Advice frcc }i Broonc st. send tor pHmIh let gratis
4 LII DISEASES OF men rcqmrng skiltul treat.
"A mcnt specially. J. JACQUES. VI D. ~ East Hih
st., near broadway, New YORK once hours 10 I'LL 2
and 5 10 : y VI
DISEASES OF MEN. nervous debility. ami kin
~ drcd affections speedily ami p,rmauc ntly cured by
HENRY 4 DANIELS VI y. lif Lexington av., near
Twenty ninth Il Hours to3
nR. cox can be- consulted al 2Da East 10th t.;
~ hours 20 II and :. and ~ To- NJ - 9th
Nv. All diseases promptly and scientifically treated
nR. WEST, ~ Bleeckcr i. near Broadway. extern
- ,i,e London hospital praoucei consultation
all DISEASES
DELLA HICKEY, take motto, Your sister Mrs
- MI LLAkNEN, OF KngcwO,-i, \. j, Is dangerously
ILL., and asAs Tor You.
VONESTN.-Irtter received. state what reward
vii be accepted an tngraVed hunting case, gold.
faced on inside, the initials Il. !. a. ". \ /.
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sIuuss Furnishing.
n'FARRELI.'s,
~ 40 ETGMTH Az. BETWEEN 3orH AND aisr
SfkEErS FURNITURE, CARPETS. AND BEDDING
CHEAf FOR CASH
Easy terms giVcnu required
RAUMANN BROS popular system OF weekly and
- monthly payments l. proving great Buy
your furniture and bedding from them They have the
largest stock and are nrs hands Corner Hudson ami
Broome sts New York
FURNITURE. CARPETS. BEDDING. and
stoves sold NJ lowest cash prices mouth
y payments no additional charge on time sales.
j. LYNCH, so Sth nv.
between 10Th AMI 18th ~ts
WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
W 1Arh ior iurlnurc. carpets, and bedding. An i'm
mcnsc stock ami low
coWPERriiwAir co \. iS5 Chathamst
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p1ssENGERN IRRITFD.

Labrc' BishGn . y, y StI
,rG NJ Dgrcv Aimee. W. de f@nnr B. ,,' IL
a PeychaudsAleN arhs MTa ana liis =, Mis- A.
Tesctr A. ed. cr aud chile Nj. and Nr5 ~ :, A.
nurar, MI CUTTING. 1r. Nccurox MISS NJ isi,s
Jctne 1iss b. a. Rcnue, Capt T. T. iAtN MR. s, q, i,,t
Mr. barrett Mr ana Mrs AlnhEonR tYe Hn M
n uuif,r Mai Hutton MTs. PI2 two ciliueI hhu ~ VI
IA mem s5,.so NJ sils Sawhez au two cnillTen Nt
lard Mn and Mrs william O. Al5 T. MT RAd NJ -.
Nrs ftjrr1 De Cogfs Edward i4mt Ils cpile,i -
ytTf, srr and firs 4 Gtrt e. H. " ai ne, eN 49,
NJ ana ,Tise Rfarlo auf Mrs M"lai' NJ a.
15,sr ~ Almer.s ~. IccO:1cc, MIS- a .'fo isf nv
I~fo9..,ae Miss Dlulc SIS ar. Le-ios. IL L5.I',.
Cstt.T Wartha' r. Narv,'t. T. bcnIait - it'l ~
NJ. =; Nerzari afrs D.. Bcazrt apd taFer o3iiV.tl'
Nj. Helena 21cquet Nr. Hear ana Miss y h'.i11 80
y ir1tier REV a. Pasca in Rev. y. PARIS NJ Ioii.!'
Nh Manrens Mr. lriurz MI Van DisSe icl ~ = i''e' i
Sis.,r ~ Tour.uf sister 80 Madeleine. Jean l"pt Mi,a
Alvue Davame NJ Henry Taey Ars Grace Ney ana 'Il'
Mn. -. B6GIrl0uX. .,.,. -, r-....7-.,f,
MS L. r. FE. Miss O.J. ffe Jesse fciEu'f j. l'
j. ". Reid. Wui Iegse i;ey W J. feF re. nv ~ 49,
rev Cias. IIaO q. p. ming, BITS. g. ~ Nll- " $3.50
A. j. Garow. Nr. Eye - ai Aioi!t Miss 5eai3 " Il,s
efoT a. NJ LecpzhaT =. p. Johnst q. a nsS!.- s-i,s
Minnie Besaud. v McIonsli ME- Ast'7 lSna4 ' III
Noaaft Jamos n patcr Mrs N. Pa ten JONI -.
Mrs. s. indslcy Vim. Ng,isan, May dGtil,,l' 3l.S ~
Morrison ID "a Morrison Ellen ior ca re sinIIl,2n
Jfs.i- MORRISON =. S!rrNsltry idr nara -niA VI h w
Tsraud VIM o. ~ulih Me-. y. J. smith iah'lt" 'i1 20
JoU \ Wait John BtIgNow1 VIM Patterson Al luf no
row hlcx Moore, Leslie "m Patterson koptt Lang
IA fglVa
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Ocean STEAMERS.

FOE LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
4le Liverpool ali GIcat western steam CompAny's
t..t,f States Nut Strar1-f eayc llrT 80 X. H.
aJNiEAA....,.IEf.SD DAY. h,p1mber ll,atEam
-.ttADt.-.-. no.. 20 i.-ijhI. SEPT. Is ,t
'N.--.-.- .....I tSJh Y, sept. -. az p. "a.
tabn asssgc $50 FCa ~ go secmdIng 60 state ROOM.
sNti.sf @-G. iH:cT.uetiiiie SIC
WILLIAMS a CUfON. % Roadway.
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
~ AE#fOEk TO BRISTOL (EHc)-DIRECT
4@AAa rrs ahi iasstnglrs fOI London. CafeE Newport
0i'nctsiei. aud eil lUrts 81 Bristol CLaund.
AfkAGtN ~gfnnu. Tfrgsr,Ass Con, 1,
CORNWALL. st.i,fsr yIfEe.tta-2 So, 30
80 : ~ currency; Return tickets favorable
D. u' Hsat I'D cirrcucy; steeraEc. $50. currency.
e. fhc NrliisCatea SO Drafts for L. AID
b0i sigit o. ldsssg APPLY 10 - 49, N''
W D. MORGAN Agent. No. 10 south ST.. HeW.York.
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,, complaint, Batzel agt Patel % 70 show cause
frame sian should be issned to eAs Svrrson et NJ
WY on arc al 81 order 10 show cturt s ~ ,efer
be'in y 'vanderIoc or,ier Ia additional eNooP'
ee's report n Ii, Pch;uson
Cannon Pleaq-SpCcdL tcniD me- Walsh agt Fitz
ig,l ies granted Patterson ag. trn before Sep
p9ce II IN ,osts unless appellant me 'tl -, Or ais
dsil pe-- In the matter 81 ae's ~ assc.s 10 as
T Ecu of assignee, and authorizing "'''"''' VI
siof,. Granted.
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cLIrNnAEs-THIs DAY.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
,nN1ArrRn ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
. -. -. eee Clock fast 020
Sun rses.''' a. Moon souihs 25 Moons days y
~'' 49, maH WATER IO.pAl--A y -, 49,. "a
-, ~. "a Co, Island -- Hell Gate. 1879
saH'5 "'' t4,,.u " ATFg To.DAy-r 81 10
ed rroot - GOV Islard.... O:l9 Hell CATE 20
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Two PHILADELPHIA;
Or r PENNs}IyfA5S t6t EAt I%6 SHORT LINZ
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Thirteen Through Trans way daily three D'po''''
Time consistent with absolute safety
E8pss rams leave New.Yor% wa businesses ard co'
i-4 45c SO 90 5s lSi 1890 a. i4@c7 and
Reariag Ia.as ityo rsidpma $50 g. 49, 80, :; S @5
anu II ~ 1Ged ENere's 20 T. M =, ' 80 a. H.
.S Ggies go and gii Broadway. 40 Aston oase
aud loot Of DtSlss,. ana Cortland slsi 40 4os
brc Iasey Civ m grant Tcke olce 40 Battery
FRANK THOMSON l. =. FAINE,E Le,t
,ViIE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON
and all points East VIA
NEWpNET AND FALL RIVER.
T1iE MAMMOTH PALACE STEAMERS
RRISTDI AND Providence.
Largest nandsoncsi oos. steamers ia t'e ~''
I'LL NIGHTS REST. no MIDNIGHT CBANGE>'
rive morning rains-EaIi River 20 Bostol
steamer. leave NoN.Ycrk daiiy al PA. tsUNDAis
TO sept . inclusive. FROM Pier 2S y H. Cot OF Aurr4y,
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS hNERi ~ , nI-NlSu
Tickets and SECURES al all principal ho'e'' ~"
Ticket Offices, At the i1eI' s1 ' ''I vr1t AgentN
GEO l.. CONNOE. General PASSENGER AEe-t
THE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE
TO BOSTON,
VIA PKONiDENCE DIRECT
A WHOLE NIGHTS HttSF.
- " D%I,H 10 MILE, DE IA Y, ..,,..,
- ,,,oxl,!sAiitt. go MIA TES.
MASSACilt SETS
f.Tlc Palace STEAMER Il tlr World
TIE WORLD NBWNED STEAMER
kHODE ISLAND
t"Tic olccn OF he sound =. - 60, o,
daily except rIud So nom lisr ~ - ~
WafreIst al D. H.. arriving 10 Povdehcc az a. ~. s'
Bofton at "a intermediate landings bo'"ce" wv"
York aud Providence.
THE OLD RELIABLE ..,.,,,-
STONINOION LINE. FOR BoSION
AND ALI. POIN - EASI. -
,cor , TpIP Missed ~ Consecutive YEARS.
49, Tie eEut rtesi0-rs ..,..,v,,
STONlNGTON AND hAkRAGANSLli. ,,
NJ 2 H. ~ uay (nuHdays e.ctptd iluh fitioa y ~ ~
Of Jaytt and ckeir fph hilhEh 80
Gus ed III SOS roaW ay aud 90 81 ccys o Muslcol
20 AiIO tickets for sale at al hOtl ticket O'n'rh -,
Freight VIA h line always TAKEN ~ 'on
rates. ,,,.. t.o N and fra,
Rro,.yn b. the Brooklyn Annex leaving Jew
CHS ~ '"''" o.. Is BABcoCK, President
l. W. FuKIks General Passenger Agent
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THURSDAY. AUGUST 30, 1877.
6tcdmboaie ano Railroads.
LBANY AND TROY Inv DAY ROATS.-

A LBANl AND TROY by DAY BOATS
- &: N!EBAhD and DANIEL DREW leave yesiIyst
l,E n =. az 80 snd 2itlst at 9 llndiHg n,yack
tdrJ, West Poet. Newbursh. Poughkcepsf Rhiuebeck
luF rite cifss aui HUDSON Close connection with New
hoi" central Railroad for tho West, and with
,,aiH iW Nafsl Morrcl ana Other points NcTh. TO
N'i foh' ana N'WpufCh returning day, -. Tickets
o. coHlls cool HUDSON River liaiIoad received
ouiuilp f.-1~e. FltE IRA NJ itH from and TO BROOK
J"rI, hri tult0n-st) 40 200 a. T.c.ct6 New
ioik central saf Tor saratoga on ibe wharf
I EnIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Z yAhhANgEhENT Of PASS ENGER TRAINS Jan l.
le9iIcavc depos foot OF Corlandt and DeshTos
90 T. m, Night Express, daily for EasOn Bethlehem Al
ntnWn Hauch Chunk VIII esbarre Ittston SaYre Einifa
Ithaca Aulun. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
west Pulhn3u's sleeping coaches attached
EOWl. II. sAhlkt Supt and Ener
'eueiGl Eastern Office corrercf Church and Corinudss
CO. '. JUAlr NGs. Agent
7 one BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA,
n va NEWJ EitSEl SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
uhhtsh'ihE Jun" IL lS1t Steamers leave NewNork
Hook win trains Tor
Long Branch. 62J, $50. 1910 a. r.: 3:45 O. 6lJ pm.
lma plia ana Toms l.ivcr. GOO, q. M and 3.f5
80 SIDE Faik, baincsat and Beach Haven $40 and
Ocoan Grove $50 a. ~. and 3.f5 pm.
HeGn', irlgc0n Atlantic riil, and Cape May $50 N.
snn'ay for Long BTanch, $3.50 ,. N.
W.s. SNEDi.N. General Manager
RQNDQUT aud misunderstanding at New
* ttsl, fcuckccps.r Highland Falls Nesi Point. Corn
Nai fihOfo Milton, Esopus connecting with Ulster and
~ j, II sitaintucts THOMAS CDNSElL and JANIS
iAIDWIN rom Pier foot sgrngst. y. r. daily ~ p ma
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Ijoaro ano Rooms.
West Side.

West Side.
A PROFESSIONAL gentleman Will rent to
ee Ssris s G 3 sds o T aa Dor @ pa
AN ELEGANT SUITE OF ROOMS, without
fosr in private family Coul Hocl lao Wes AT
A PRIVATE FAMILY will rent nicely fur
n ushct uarioT AID bedroom aiso on or tTo sse
from sd ios. eiersAors exchanged lo' "e''4l
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS with
IA BOARD. suitable fr ilmaio5 OF single sentenen
SZG west i4ilst
NEAR FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, Hand
suiie rc.ercacc. l. wesi l;rh,,t.
nNE single ROOM for gentleman, 81 also
" ecsau FRONT iioJM van s%tta aI!r g ~ ~
N EIi' FE Tsti' family 81 s cs as,l.si.
PARTIES seeking BEAUTIFULLY FUR
NisHEp ELoo or Tsi l rSs ,ss W.. asT "a be- e
az - table Cali tl45 wrst ladst References.
- LARGE SECOND AND THIRD STORY
ROONf@ az sfI SO far tNOi single r1't- - WIN
e. hH 1a toij wai,f hisi class boar American family
-TU-AVE.. si.-First door below 16th-st.
> Rooms suts orsney' ~ OF without Pi'''''o .'''e
-TH-AVE., No. ., near the Brcyoort House,
- ,s sa"erS s ,q1 o p,ats ' .se $40 T two sHs
roOms ;oi F,htiencn.
go PARK AVE, NEAR 35TII-ST.-Ilaud-
ksb sonirig furnished alcuVo ROOM secoud Goor iIoht
aso other large and small ooHs WIZ poAta' h''.eAo'S
ss.f WEST 32D-ST. has been put under new
30 management since h,t Fn fud is now IN complete ~
der for tIe accommodation Of att Class anhrs ana sns'
gentle Gcu bnad ,cDtsnabe; re-enao.r tAeLAnssu
sbAJ WEST WASHINGTON HE.-Board.
10 Win lIcafsni us. scr nne gent tne also it9nt
ror with DION ilg btGToom' iot iahlN hose "" '''o
fret. class. references required
"a WEST 10TH ST, near 5th-aye.Z-1AND-
4 s0MEfY FURNISHED n MT n"nS Win SUPERIOR
board at moderate Prices families ald gensen Private
family.
Yn 6TH-AVE.-To let. handsomely furnished
.b Ioons without board, oE gentlemen 70 ~ % per
week.
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A Address InnsyiIlc. LIVINGSTON County, Ne" N0tLl.
70 HEALTH >EEkEl-.--Dur Home iiyeicnlc lhsnthtc
the srgesl establishment in the world where invalid mea
and Iaayr Wig; their Diseases = cLrahle arc
restored ~ health without The OF incidence isph-iha
iiVetlIce gentlemen aud t~o lhrs-aI'
thoroughly educated and By their great success have given u
their Institute national reputation ~ ts df tA'aht -
between 200 2nd 800 rrLielhe
ladies Children treatment fos Diseases wnch hei
reach tc-t0TailNty persons
states and CGihda the locAi91
very saluhfuus: cir aud biacng; water OF me
highest parity drainage perfect mo7dutoes me region
ol fTa ss8e AID climate 20 InIl ID WINE
Institute Is Kept open tn, rOund ana tue
Autdmu and Winter ysants gain wonderfully Ihet In 10
Qusckery IN treatment The philosophy - tal huau
si.brcta obedience g. which nslr c9h
dis4lencr which produces scSness TO obef we laws
Lite Keep well or IL sick, to get vel 10
di.obey them cb, keep sick. sunr ana oc 9",ey
thrn TRIp would iiSc we 10 Keep
ther health cud ike TO get GOO" health ct theh
comc Home VIII aid thcm 20 Keep hellh {" to
become healthy they need What TIM Use 9 bng
.ck when one ngiE ven not De IN good hedl!h
through simple 10 Lswi II information IA any
direct on rs wanted vii De iuy ana cEeeriuy rendered
o. references given by addressing AZ ahote
JAMES c. JACKSON.
WEST END HOTEL, Fort Washington, on
w the OF the Hudson Few desiratl. rooms now
vacant reduced rates only 40 mitute' nom my mar e'
minutes tcp0t location unsurpassed
Apply on premises 10 49, . ,.,.,,r -, ,,r,,,t.,or
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I IGUTE ~ ERNST, old house of Lghte 81
IL BFaabnry Deer their spie.iA PIANOF OkrES al low
price an easy IaoHty ~ yncns ~ II kast l4tst Also
smiths AMERICAS OtuiANe.
- X. BALL " Co..
y. No. II EASr l4rHST.
ghlcksriugs = otter Pianos aud
forcasa Miscellaneous, and Tor rent.
CUPERiOR toned elaboIately carved tie
y lal Arafo PIANOFoRI h. $50 cost 5000 isst
May; extraordinary sacrifice. Residence, - tas 3th ~
DEEgNGs THESE EsABD TIMES
will sell Pianos, : 80; 10 octave. 500, cash
stop Organs $50 ets $50 sio, S0d. Sias, f1j. 10
stops SIS stops $780, cash; net used year n pe tct
MOItly iusfalnCnts received for new flauS ana
Organs let until pad for. HORACE NATEleS SONS,
lithst between Broadway and University pl IL
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Sales on Ancnon

4 SSlGNEE'S SALE.-IsIDoPE j. SwARZKOPH
- Auchoncer. Office l57 Eas. 4tI-st.. sells FRIDAY
AHg' ~ ~ o'clock. No 2262 3davc of i2;r!isi
SOCK BIO hNrea ~ millinery store by order 81 b HOrnslcn
Assignee.
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apartments s. slnfurnishc0 fscome 10 Gel

4 HANDSOME aud FINELY-FURNlSHE
~ FLAT Of eight rooms Everything complete Tor house
keeping neishb0rooi excellent II. BEENI, 334 tthaye.
A LBANY APARTMENTS, furnished and I'M
"a furnished. 10 lease io the ia "a Tor present oou a0
Apply the premises OF JOHN VI. NIXON, Agent, BiOad
wey ami 5lstsL
nESlRABLE, comfortable floors, four rooms,
Ciacreut stories SD TO ~IG good OcaOB-lltL aud
l2tl-sts., adoinins 2d-aye. Apply 500 l2th-si.
nESlRABLE APARTMENTS Of seven and
~ zen rooms French Fats on Fiat 79ihs near 2dsye
IN perfect order c0lvtuenccs and pleasant location Rents
from go $40. Apply toJanitcr inJlS
EDT WEST 16TH-st.. third floor, to let.
sV Private family Oi adults. Rent, $50. Modern iu
pTOyements. References required
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4 wFMPHRFMAGOG QUEBEC and SACUENAl
RIVER riiROUGH 70 TIlE MOUNTAINS ~ DAY.
IIGGT'-Gu and aft.r JAW 49, tirOIsi cars VIII leave
Grand central Depot Ney York. New Haven and LIAR
ri n r. "a -OJ q IT, Nbitc MountaiHs LlsUeioh
talau Ilonse rsNnid HoUse) Glso ioI NtNrT{ HfihEs
81 Johnsbury VeTmont; NcgFori, vermont Lax Iehph.
u,arcr reach IN Az Vuu.s evening" ae lthec
en- IN next rnrins for Tor saCuenay RIVER
am tru fo- Maritime Provinces. EOr further nurUai.nl
aud tickets apply uclrt tiiccs y. y y H. rd II X X
Grand Central rlo G. IENE Passenger Agent Passulse
H. r. ri BTuaaday o. Central Vermont r. H. Office. Az
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~ Trains cays for Ieua Amhoy, Red Bank Long Branch
Gc. at 3. 7t5, 9. lsy =, 80 p Al
$50 ;. n, express tor Lag Branch, Ocean Grove, &C.
E&fEtSS TRAIN CINE betwrcn New h0rk and Long
Hf-.Cn. ONE HOUR ANB TWENTY MINUTES.
PULLMAN PAEIOH CA RS attached TO trains leaving
YORK ~ $3.50 aud D.
REDUCED itATES FOX TIE SEASON.
e station 20 aud from ELNPOEl
o a > .I- L.L.LN 81 ~ LAHANL