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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16
IHE ORIENTAL SAYINGS BiNh.
Its Condition M Reported Yesterday What
IL said 10 Depositors

There was very little excitement over the
closing Of the Oriental Savings Bank. N $50
Grand street yesterday. Tho doors were ,,ien
all day, and President Merrill and clerk were
behind the counters to explain the cause for
the suspen- ION. one or two German women.
who w"rc small creditors Of the bank. wrre
lpud IN thclr express ions pi grief and ndignl-
u'h, hul most ul tur depu-itpr~ We're calm, and
went away alter few questions.
IftSll mt Merrill SAID; - W q did not think il
would be- fair TO close our. doors and keep de,
poSitOrs in the street. We determined Ia he
frank with them, and meet them fairiv Our
accounts are all right and We have nothing in
pe ashamed 81. We have not lent a dollar on
rllltpAl pohls, coal or on stocks. on collateral
.r other securities IN violation Of the SAVINGS
Bank act. We snail pay our depositpr- dollar
Tor dollar in time. a receiver viii probably be-
chosen VINO Will wind up the affairs OF the
uahH wthout compensation. We determined
lowlnd ny alt@r tai king over AFFAIRS with Su-
nn Injunction was granted W. stopped recoiv-
ing anything but special deposits which will Of
course, 60 back 10 the depO-itors. ON Thurs
day we directed that 40 sums over 500 be paid
9ul' A. IN" Present time We have about 1000
drpOsitors, tO whom we owe s225O0O Our MS
s"is N real rslnle consist of first mortgages on
NrW } ora anu Hrupklvn property
some OF Inc trustees Hro making mn effort tO
have the affairs Of the bank wound up is a
bonri Of their own number.
The Oriental savings Bank was incornorntod
n 1871 y several memberS OF the old IWood
Ring. William VI. Tweed. Jr. was ono Of the
rorporntors. The Hing men did NOT organl2a
me institution, ana the charter passed into the
hands oi tn" present trustecs President Mnr-
rlll thinks that the Ring origin Of ina In-tliu-
ton and the growing di-rust OF savings banks
tended 20 ha@lon It's collapse. Drpnsitors had
dropped OIL rapidly In the past thirty days
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16
rnE rIyHrI1s or riNr,rl nun
Something Of the Family Amer whom the
Famous Ediace WINS Named

To TIT EDITOR or THE SrS Sir. Being n
lincal descendant Of the Fanouils ! have n COPY
ofthe family record and surprising fcw IA Is
regard ng Peter Faucuil may be Of interest TO
some OF your numerous readers send them 10
YOU. % use or not. ne YOU may think bc~t.
Peter Fancui's father WINS Huguonot and
f"d 10 this country after the revocation ~ Tho
Edlot o' Nantes. 1885, with many other families
-Bowdoins. Chardcns. b.. from Rochelle
Frau'c-sctiling near your city and calling the
township New Rochelle. They removed 10 Bos.
ton in 1901. Potter WAS born in 1900 Juno 20
and diel Mach 3. LAP. An article speaks II
ms -rllng lots and . previous To the Revo-
erect Faneui Hal" Both staiom "n ',.lilp'R2
incorrect. ns he died 81 years before Tho /, w.
iu,i9n ais1 thn, he wns very WEALTHY and sue
for" his deuih hr came into possession of n very
largo AMI plentiful estate. bequeathed to hun
by his uncl Andrew flucuil.
in i7l2
sept. 10. 17i2. meeting was held in tho now
nolh A Not" II thanks WAS moved by the Hon
John Jcffrees. which ran:
u7'r,'s Peter Faueui NJ avery great expense erect
d. viii ne uino,t s'atiic ~ MO an .'n me ' W..
mo. generous END noble bcnciacuon Tor tO and ,n
tenAuns Al "as desilnet iur.
=. 1t was also voted II should bc called Faneuil
Hal forever. His funeral Grafton was dcliv-
cred 10y John Lowell, mast.r Of the South Gram
mar school. March a. l7i3. Master Loyell's
lcrvcnt aspirations in regard 10 Fnneun Han
l3i year. ago have not been fulfilled totle let
slreai li- JOYFUL wing over tie pace "'"G ssss
been answered. but not with Master Loyells
.onli'i ~ Annexed. for he adds, Nav Loyalty
remain our character. The town procured Ills
portral. and had ii hung in the hall. also The
iST,Gil eI e., q arms. They ", re both carried
The porirait Of him which has recently boon
rem, li Tor SAFELY Tas copied b. Henry sar
BELMONT, Mas. Nov 2G Al NJ ''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16
FASHION NOTES


Russian laces are coming in favor
Circle cloaks are growing In favor
Point lace mili,us worn by brides
kniirhlade pleAtlnf i a. popular a. ever
The dress all IN ono piece grows m popularity
Bonnet' Of every imaginable material seen at pres.
n9nnc' Of kid and of we've, considered tic most
untrcScd black swedish gloves are very popular TOR
The most fashionable fur .ocs are OF black white. or
Fur Innings and frr borierinss having decided
The sale of decorated candle, and cards f,r hr.tpos
presents Is enormous
,Tly a,lon ar for the neck TINS winter is the nlr
Embossed and jacquard woven velvots are destined T.,
nave only a temporary plsu.
jet trimmings AMI cmbIOideries
The gypsy ring with the ewcl embedded in GOLD Is tho
en-Ahenoni rms al the moment
Outside mciugs appear on many Of the haul.omest
eloAhs where AGulct effect Is aimed at
lined with sable, cost from 500 to 500
Box pleatcd nonnocs Of medium d,pth apnear M, tho
front treadihs of the latest Pan. dresses
lalf' according To- size, lon-th. ami decoration
Bows Of ribbon with the end, ru.,hci wit, iasscls of
various kinds. arc seen on nearly all irossy co,tnn,0.
rrlse' snn' pa,.smcn''rics ana other dress trim.
p,'p cola of lace. Win broad cu'f. IN match ana it
tended To be worn outside Vi te sleeve arc coming IN
Narrow satin ri'uon or various ooiors AMI fr,,
dnrk lopae uni are used At the moment io trimn,ins
Gcntemcns dress coats froek coats walsfeoa,. AMI
several wears past W wv" W.
Sleeves are no longer trimmed at the wr,, broad ru0.
on lace or hhen, or cmbrOdered canhrc LANu.. como
into ouch general use.
hacetrmmed lneere in the form Of hus ana chcmi
~Nh Tor very young wrls, Is fars fashion destined 10
become very popular IN Sew York
Tho lhwAalle redngoto. simple pol0na with a small
double 'lr or Haffick Of the material the eAfuints
the loluIar novelty of the moment
Tr owrst thing In candle decoration IS IN paint tho
candle entirely black and ON tins ground throw dns
lines $1,000 - ''
Large buckles and slides n metal and iot appoar on
fashionable costumes made of heavy dress nlriis suL
~ hnu'ths, A,trhohan, eaies hAr, and knOttod six
AM wool goods w
Exquisite cts oi Duchcssc lace CONSISTING n veson
which also forms drcp collar around the neck A SASH
ann pam 81 derp outside Guns arc shown al icn ling
houses These sets are ~ hc over tn Richest six
ana velvet dresses for iul dinner dumi soir toilets
dfh Ldis. Lny J0i1nH says that late advicrs from
ran, state mat what are called solcs viii he verv
popular ms WINTER fur stole consists Of band inv
inc form ~ priest tolc II passed round lilo urc
ami d'stcnis IN double band o. tic II l. nrd MI
saNh ~ SUNG hieht COLOR such rs lamc ruby sanuhr
hnr rlhois" blue ar straw and there are Do Gun,
% hti'h tud Mlih the stole. which is fastened vim
lhfer h"Ns"i shtln ribbon and similar bows ornament
!n' Guns near ,hr elbow. The iur stur is made an :, INK
iMaf. ami tcr ail fr Russian pgiucr,.r. I'm . hlr
foi evening '"I, stsbe ail elg.He a!e substituted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16
The Government, Timber Troubles.

To THE EDITOR OF The SIN SIR: In
your weekly edition Of Nov % appears an
article under the heading Of The Timber
War" ! merely wish to rectify mistake by a
simple statement Of facts. One-twentieh Of
the timber may be Government timber. il it
comes from the PasoaGoula river. but in that
which comes from Escaiawha river there is
mono. No armed mon have resisted Mr.. Gainoy
or any Of his subord mates in the discharge Of
their duty since they have been hero.
The seizures madc by Jno. II. Clarke. Sheriff
State Of Alabama 10 have been cut on State
land. and the United Stntes Court for the dis
lrit lnstructs Mr. j. J. Gainey United States
Marshal, 10 respect all such seizures. II YOU
will rnier 70 your map you will see the course
OF the Escatnwba river and Judge If the State
OF Alabama has any claim ON timber illatcd
down that stream. Now say that not ono per
centum ~ tho timber Is Government timhef
from the fact hat all the lands adjacent Ia water
courses belong 10 the State, and il will not pay
the log mon 10 bring timber So far rs they would
be compelled t. do If they cut II from Govern
mont land.
nm mother mill owner nor log man. but
can sgy hat, instead Of resistance the owners
81 mills hAye offered 20 forward this invcstiga-
ton tat thls point 10y every means in their
power. and II has been refused, and 900 men
are thrown out Of nmplOymout tho commerce.
on every hand for, you know, manual labor il
bought AT u low figure and there is Vast
amount OF IL necessary to do the business Won
set forth. will venture 10 say that out OF 900
bread, not 200 oi them Aaye one months sup
plies for their families. II IL shame that a
mnter that could have been settled, when wear
ing so plain II face. Is still kept open. 10 the in
Jury oil al concerned or ooAne'eS t4erg%lh
EAST PAscAGouIA Mise Dee. g. 1877
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16
6iLihD by 4 RrylUiY LOCOMOTIVE.
'"''Y Scene In ElIzab-thport, n. j., End.
Ing in - Fatal Accident,

a. % minutes after o'clock yesterday
suefn'on, locomotive NJ. 81 Of the Central
iAiltoaI 1t Now jersey rushed down the Broad
way 'r'' n through Elizabothport at the rate Of 30
n'H OBJ hour. and without an engineer. At
in' mics near the Central freight house stood
We ''-inil shifting locomotive. No. Z, with half
e1'l'n mon standing on and about it, Some
on' N's 'Y'cred the approaching locomotive and
shi7y -llmpede was made from Not. min
e. 10. II ~. ~ struck the little locomotive and
81 i oil the tra k, making il u complete
sso." .th,, runaway locomotive then ran
.t, 'Ne freight house and fell over on its
20 was BADLY damaged. A brakeman
{nan'1 =. halplenny was caught under the tall,
- emo, and crushed so badly that he died
swI. 4 few minutes. He was young. un-
y" yea man, and he lived al High Bridge y.
v y was The only person injured.
.i me- runaway locomotive started from Spring
ssu'.'. lAe engineer, Benz. More. got of 10 OK
81 lturk und'r the tender. and while he
80 '"lhg 50 some cars ran against the loco
~ ll' ANA IN" shock, IL IL supposed. threw the
.siio 0p'n nnd before the engineer could re-
sa'N u's place the locomotive was of like Hash.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16
4 MINISTER BrRNr lxIIE
He Conf >scs the Murder Of Two Women aud
One Boy-Lynehed ny Citizens

Fannie Burnett and hcr daughter. Kansas
burnett. wore murdered near Choctaw Bun
named Mark Woodland, who cut tho thrDnf of
Mra. Fannie Burnett AMI Drained Mis- Kan.,s
blrnetl with lghtwood knot. He also Killed
bodies Of the women were found, on Dee. X. il
was generally supposed that Mrs Burnett and
inquest was heing held ON tho bodies OF The two
women the negro offered To take the colstnble
60 whcrc the body Of the boy was The bows
throat hnd been cut from ear To- ear. Thacitizons
seized ne murderer and burned him alive.
Woodland Was an ordained minister Of The eos,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16

Aresoluion has been adopted 10y the Repnb-
hcan General Committee Of Brookln informing all an.
peans Tor Federal munc pal Offices that their amin.
cations for Positions must be endorsed by member, f
mat committee, else they will not W. received ar
G"nHaSrc 9lle number Of men IN Brooklyn b, long.
served with copy OF this resolution ~
'opts o. II lave or will be sent to Collector Arthur
NaNal unctr cornell surveyor Merritt Postmaster
James POSTMASTER McLecr ~ BROOKLYN Appraiser
butcher Mayor Schroeder Of BrotlBn. Tax Collector
James Tnnner of brooklyn who Is believed 10 be the mn
Nor oi the resoluom Gen Jourlan President of ,he
hiooANn Fol' COMMITS inn ntcd States District At
tnlncA I.nnry Commodore Nicholson, aud Naval Con
StIucIor webb oi the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16

Tho reason that there are SO many children
aNa'sio he seen in Fourth avenue iuH opposite. the
Cooper Institute i, because they are all ga ms tor n. ~
flDiho, 10 BrohaW nn'lcf> ercai c0i'ng establish.
mont Here thoro are toaly made clolhcsof excellent
'l h- NN' ~ il. prophet f~ elI last Vs.
t'n ont from me cradle to hc grave" The unv ul.crs
i3 nhd warm In ih, NJ and color of their lttc htcd
'i'i ~ '' "lln''l q, ll u"i a. tour wears
~ INNING
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16

with many other firms Of this city, Max Stad-
Ter Co. of $50 broadway oher unusual attractions FOR
me holiday season There IL nothing gaudy prefer.
non, about Their establishment hut they offr an keel.
len Inc Of fcadymade clo.lne with them business J.,
600" ana ~ c- are down one Of the iri said last even
ING tnhi clonf T. twenty per cheaper than il was
year ago and that IL had nearly reached the ptirr, M
H. ~ VI, war isti ar. Specially IN This store and
IN II there l. now displayed m entirely STYLE Of iii,
tafh ~ iu which close ff obtained los short strap
behind, instead OF the belt cncicling Me body
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16

Not the least at'rae tive Of holiday displays is
the eNhit of gentlemen, clothing hy Noscl brothers
They have reduced prices, AMI have made large sale.
Amone thor specialize. is the London ulster price So
"a very supriuf article. An enormous assn turui at
chdfrn's clniuu. Attract parents ONcrDnnts nom -
L. s' suits from sll 10 a. uisl,rs from 90 la 40 are
l'ltr' over llc SLEEVE, ana counters Ii.h AMI poor
ma nhl whai ihcv sire, nt rea,0ntle rrt,s Zone
nuon u Vic rule NJ y u.O Blollnrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16
stirring up the Property Owners.

i" VaN Collector 81 Orange sent "A circular
0'linqwmt taxpayers on TUESDAY. informing
i' lakes for 1877 must he paid at his Office on or
2hh inst else he viii be compelled 10 enforce
a., Nh M hN distress aud sale Of goods and chattels
IN '' NA arrest ri persons The city i prevented
"a 10, W. lai. ~ money on temporary loan. in antc
liz axes ior the h.eul car ending in February
Ien,' 81. At riucf CLOSE Tho pablo schuols, and dis
l. H. ga l,' fniec Flre. Lamp, and Gas Departments
a.. Up 'N1i lht law f'"lnat N the lack of money
SLo '. or 'ed freat excitement among taxpayers
TsS. 'i hli unable spt! Meir taXes within the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16
Ex-Capt. Lowery Appealing,

Ex-pollce Captain William b. Lowery who,
ten days dismissed by the Police Commissioner
for having been intoxicated in the police station and in
hotel in Wondlawn obtained from Judge Davis ycscra,
writ Of certoaTi Tor appeal oi his case to the General
Term oi the Supreme Court NJ Howe his counsel takes
the point mat at present constituted there is PO-
lice Bolrd IN existence, rresioent smith having
Pone out of the country leaving his re gnauon henl
aud Comm s,inner z y Erhaldrs term having expired,
and there being no law auIhoriAng his legally holding
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16

On inc aflldnvits ~ Fouso, IIorshhorgorN Co..
and ol forty six mercantile hs judge Van oo,cn has
issued an order Of arrest against Robert Dun Charles
bArl"w Mathas y hnth. anl Lrasus Nymin vi the
irm u Dnn, BARLOW 60 fml,c. llcrshhorsrr A 90 .
OWNS 10 run ,h,d slaemenis of Dun Barlow co. viii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16
Plymouth Church D,.enarsins a Missionary

Tho Row. William Mckay, n Brooklyn city
missionary who has been Tor time in the pay of
P1 mouth church. has received notice that his support
VIII he Withdrawn aitr Jan l. the church does NOT
desire " continue hls branch Ol she Ork
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16

Ilonins toin's Eagle soap factory. ana Bngort'a
sash anu hllnd works, the HHcktn,atA an, road
IL A. FAAsain hN mn, uiNn .il Wr' Ntrl il me
yesterday, The lossss $500, iu-uraA.c, SJ-lu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-26
Tn..E:IES s5UlN
FOR THE
Campaign Against National Fraud

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=" ,"' o'' .'"' '" "i'" '"N' "'"'.''H '' .,
fmh' man me' Ao.'nee''ea SHi executed u''' -'''
N l'","" '" ,....a
Inr Fraudulent President AMI his aiNer'h'
a'VNNeh To i"i'"hr 'h' A'.l'W way q" "' 1851 ~
lHfN an h'Nn7 h'i'' ''W''iHi ana ''''' 20
"os''N enc "' lne mo-" i'' '''nl 'h''' D." We
ne"lf'i'" 10 d .0sN'" the honest rlo"e "N""'N'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-26
DENNsNLvANIA RAILROAD.


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
trains cavt Sow York., VIA prsDru-- ami ,oghnlt,ts
fffrir- Us follows
EAlf,,s ior ilur.hurs Pittsburgh Tho West aui south
WIN fulmW palace ears alta, hti IS 30 A NJ, Ganl
SOP inllF
ror MaNam.p'tt Lock Haven CORY. ami Eric At -
connecting az fnfrN iur flti.,lo. Petroleum Cen
ir'. ami thc ul regions los Mllhanslo u and L1lN
Haven. > 3d.
r. baltimore, Mashln. ton. anil the South. Limited
Washington tNrlcss oi Pullman iarlOr cars daily cN
" H,suiar att 80 A NJ, l. Is, and 4 NJ suniay.
Espn,, ier Philadelphia. 79o 81, so aolmi'cn
10 lA VI, l. D. .. a., :. 49, ami % Nj, ana ~ ni-ht
Hud SECOND class. 4 NJ.
Accmnmolauon' or rrenion "A .2snl4lDPM
= trains to Newark, Elizabeth. Kthwsis frn0otll,
Tr,uon, Perm mloFt IrmnstN, HlV.Nnrc. all
u er points soe lo al l lur. az all rks.f nf'.0s
IfNius arrive From ftishur-h. - amt o. $50 lnl
iu.lr NJ DAILY. lplnA " nui 600 T. NJ Iull. cx
cert MuuinN lrnl Vaccination AMI btININr', N 3d.
1uA M.iln.1ll nni o. auP smnltt. 6 3d. 81
4 VI. From Philadelphia Ni. 70 t. 3D. 80. 100 ~
noA. NJ 2l' io. in.a 30. - - - W,l 10 20
J. iu. and ll21F
o. ket Offices '-fali as nroliwiv SO N,ter li1usc,
ami foot ul % -ilios-> amt tHffuNit st- i'uIft II,
NnokNn; a. &c. ,uN liz llu.nl a.. ll.Nikcu. ltpuL
FRANK THOMSON. 4 NJ HOAD lr
tituorhI Ntutcor tcNl i'aterN. D. A-'nf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-26
rarnn.. Of chicago Rock Island AMI raolae Railroad

The earnings for the ending 3is March, 1871
riseshmoted. will be lully equal to those OF ~,
The capital stock is. ............ .10fono
Loss amount OF shares held 10y the company. 4,epp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-26
NEW BROADWAY THEATRE.

~ Bfuidwn, cor 10th t.
Every evening and Wcdne siav nni saturday Matinee.
Miss MARIAN MuKDAJNr
the popular NV York fasurii. in
Oik GIRLS,
supported by an entire
INV CovpANY.
embracing the f,rnulus 70 Know nariis's Nessrs r.
Su.l,au g.. HIrr-tf 3 - Walton. ~ Nau-nn. T.
owens. e. ill.Nus Misses DfIN. jackson. Dixon,
lhNfifl Adams aii others
In active rr rHrl1 iNr prot loom uuirr The patron.
a., 90 the ~uii. ufrlAn0O tils great Temperance
prniua N,rhin.t- luu.h'rr. W.. llr cure W nrnN'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-26
WHITE STAR LINE.

fol rates Of rassaec anil other Information anny 1,
PETER WRIGHT 4 sons. trurrhi Agents
800 walnut 81 Philadelphia
~ hrHlININ. y y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-26
Shipping.
NATIONAL LINE,-rier- q AMI 81. North river,
~ FOR LONDON

CANADA Thur-lay Aprii = II A. "
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Srain Mar ~, II 80 4 VI En-and. April Z ~ IN T ".
Cabin ami stccra.c passi.u AMI drafts from 81 upward
issued 1T very low rates Company office 80 Rruniw
" j. HURST. Manager
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Mlnntfo ...ftmalts.

WANTED-opcrators on pants, from DC 20 re per
w pair also hnshcrs Apply los one week. iOi Lewis
II between stanton and Houston
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fIUNY PAsTOK's.
4 Tony PASTORS.
TIFF GREATEST VARIETY SHOW ON EAkrI
THE kENNEiIS bELlllANlN 4 M NnLER
II ANEl~ "a CARROLL THE nEIANp~
Gus NlLllAN FIELD, a lOEl
1lll. BENNFTrs. WATSON ELLIS,
ASD ALL or TONY PASTORS
IRI ST COMPANY
MATINEE TUESDAY,
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0lantto- --MaIts.

WANTED painters on wagons and busnes
w $40 East j6th 1t
= OR good sho, makers wanted at J. BUTlHRS,
~ 10 Broadway. William,burgh
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2oaro anO aoum5.
ITP-TOWN ADVERTISERS
Mavl~avc their fivors for ruF the ONLY author.
Mhll town advertisement nil'rs.
I,S,fN fIt iwtF. CORNER of il-t 81, an ID i NJ AMI
HOe West 81 81 opposite Grant opera House. aai 100
au ~. CORNER u' fiui st., uuu y i. VI.
NutAtra rhHreo
A fEW wsnrrt bic men can have poll loaid, pleas
~ "hl rooms, siisle ana double beds, let -
2h' Ne'' il'tst
A FEW -il' can Dee accommodated witl board and
- "lf'n4' easy terms Apply at 90 Laet llth IT.
A FEW ia'hts aud lentcn,,u can Eu,c board and
- rooms terms moderate II lnuuo A.
4 LADY hoarder accommodated At l53 GIoeue st
EtKNISUED rooms 10 let for single men M man
Bfopme st
EtNNISuE Ed attic room a. let to Young men, or for
her shop
EtNNlSuED rooms 10 let for housekeeping in
quiet Herman family 1871 Elm st, near Broone.
Few GIRLS wanted to board Call in candy store,
AZ East 18th st, between lstav and Az A.
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms. with or without
- board, for gentlemen or housekeeping rent very
moderate. w Orchard st.
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" fuOll pnNNllIN. ..... lfssees ana Managers
FOR week onl,, TIE -teai nlon Square success,
Miss MI lIDN.
Miss MllTuN
nfoT HERON MARIE WtLkINS. Miss NrrE Mrs
slINt>rIN, Mr. PERCY IN th' principal chhrirrrs
The vr4nyS,, rrtp,tN g. IA pf.il,,l ~ ,Nat''yl
M-l-llA AuLL .LL.L MlL IIII.
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Sioirls.
DIEASANT family rooms can he hal NJ Bottoms
iutrl harrisburg. fonn. utter adjournment of tho
stature. upon very mpiOiHto terms. omnibus anil
st''t ,nr- mcetc,or> train GRO BOLTON. rropr
IN So ROOMS ~ per week. clrai beds iruk.
CV rrt ilrus,. corner Frankfort and MullHm IT.
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- 10 GLASGOW. BELFAST AMI LONDONDERRY
From Pier - foot OF taunl Il. \ r.
STATE of riNNSA LNANlA. Ihur~itN, March -
STATE or GIOReIA. Thur~lny. MARCH -
Saloon ami cabin passages at lowest rates
AUSTIN BALDWIN \ co. Agents. - Broadway
Storage uchct.nt - Broadway AMI al Company pier
IA ftlIt H. anal II