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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-18
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

ST. PAUL, TUESDAY, MAY IS, 1850.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-18
THE SUNDAY GLOBE.
THE WEEKLY GLOBE.

BY man the SUNDAY GLOBE win be $3.50 per year
~ carrier, S2.0l.
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ing at the same saw, had his left thumb cut
of.
Delano Eagle, May 13:-The proprietor of
this paper, Mr.. Gutzwiller, met with quite an
accident last Thursday. His horse became
frightened and undertook to run away. Mr.. G.
was thrown to the ground and dragged for
some distance, still holding on to the lines and
finally succeeded in checking the runaway. It
was afterward ascertaiDed that in the struggle
and fall. his shoulder had been dislocated,
which was put in place by DR.. Catlin, on his
arrival at Delano.
The Fergus Falls Journal sensibly remarks:
Otter Tail county leads all its neighbers in
everything but big farms. 1t is larger coun-
ty, has bigger lakes, rivers, water powers,
finer towns, sc. We are right glad that we
have corner against bonanza farms. a few
men only own as much as single section
and We only know of two farmers, Martin IL
Colby and w. H. Davenport, who have 800
acres each under the pillow. While it looks
good to see the thousands of acres being bro
ken up in counties about us, it pleases Us far
better to see on each quarter section or eighty
a farm house and family.
Edward O'Brien was engaged in digging
well at the Cedars, Ced-r Lake, Scott coun-
ty, the other day, when he came near losing
his life By foul air. He was down about sixty
feet and was mailing peice of curling in its
place when he suddenly lost all power in his
arm and his hammer dropped. He was al
most overcome, but knew Just enough to get
into the tub and shout, haul up" When his
assistants got him to the top he was insensi-
BILE and his head and portion of his body.
hung over the side of the tub and in ascending
his face and head been considerably bruised
against the curbing of the well. He was
speedily restored to consciousness by the fresh
air, but for long time felt the effects of the
gas.
Crookston Journal, May Is: Mr.. Hans
Erickson, resident of Hendrum, suicided on
the 9th Of May. He left his home in the
morning, crossed the Wild Rice River in a
skiff, and taking the boat rope hung himself
to a small sapling. He was found on Mon.
Jay afternoon, May 10th, by A. L Gordon and
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THE COLRTS.
NOV. u.

Spprerle Court Chdmbc~-Br Judge DOnOhue.-
Philips desire 10 coune-l IN the mat
Whlimsn.-!!ue o., last Two lncA Parmcnlcr agl
Weber 2ob may De placed calendar Tor MONDAY
Craie,n agt thrgse is pending IN This case
Scnu>for Deu4cd 40 authority hugeis aS'
Jaules-~hOu.d 10 sho" cause monroe dS tAe
Ia the matter OF MctafY'rJefS c0iIrc'el
certified and So ~ -lnd rrieiheig 'a "a lR
az % Donuoi, p. judge IArremore sumner agL sos
lord. Walk aL Walker; hcsry az lhe
ulon Trust Company->ec menora dlm in the matter OF
Orpuu-JTrr Empire state Dick
company rh.es .gt rhes Brit,in ham any Rnp
horst HOluD as' Holup the Ere Depdr H,it
Jcot- 10 the matter %. Burke Ia me 10 ttef Oh T
matter ~ Terrett trc Hatchiiierfe
in~ German savings Sans g mar.
THIS o nave ''lN'i' IT, AN
Super1or C1urt-SDecial Tra-By jude Russell
WevIan AZ. lt1al tNdy Bank 81 al VI i
tor Dl9uuf ior > w with utric, AJh 5r 1879 with
allowance Oi Jei cent A1'h TIC recovery ''
opinion. ..., nh.
comp aiut should be- q s-ru VITA COSTS -ce OPINION
Common Pieds-SDeciai Ierm-Bv Judge Larrrmore
AI.. All Et.4 t"rupdnf IL re HubeT-Appu
cations granted. 4l.tI deL N " hailA- zoe .'s r I'D
IuoupsoI tOilon -Iait'' -t0,.'I i-
referee conf AMI decree e--
tered ia conf r1ultv tIcrcvl d. In HAub~iu Decree
ordered llttet uclni1u aEi 'iINlhsI -'.l ON
a. VI controls and tn- i' NOS case Mhri. ''7
fuo'inu denied WIN o7'-
u The matte Bridge Arpncltio' granted ana Order IN
terei a. prevented ~ SlOcnlWaY Application IT. ed
Marine (0Hrt-C hayRbeTS-bt ChlrG-J Justice ~lr----
wheeler f fson1nau-,iou0u granted placing tni
e'aar Tor TovrmDcc 90 1880. MacDun Decsrr order
rraae de.alt -clting cause down or a if- Al'nudV
ID N s2t ic,l..i-' Der
proved Bradley aci David Bradley rIpoht~n iri
cree iaugau i,t. Brady DO biakr Man1iac1'ilhE you"
many act Macav IuIaC l-t IrI,r- %. ditconfnu
an- D.Aquiuo-lu4 I--t &Z3t St. Icuhrort@ aEt Mac
Donald. Gross ast jayne Dr4lil AL D@'eAi .'
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CALENDAR, r,fI@ DAY.

-r.p.y,,. coiet ut'st.s-- D0noAlr 40
lOSOu.m Calendar called u - D. nlNcsz3 98 49, g.
81 H. ,. g. IU AL l46 49, 1885, l-o l61 is -es. l"
.u7 4u. 50 Il 2Il -l- -li -l' - '4. ~. @9.. -.
-9 81. 80 5ao at- 3o- "O" 'V1 'o' 'u'. o"5.
81. H. 3I3. 5l4.
CENTRAL TRR5i-AiouTno; until December l0
lItrr,f-PAtI l4Eh ''- ~ 'lIi
opens az Iu:.}u o. ID. Ndouruc. uu. ID Monday nc-t
-upriuoR ,OCET-O lSl.AL Ilia -Ac. 1uIIcu uutI lhe
-r,cIAl IiR,f- Freedm1u. -C Court onens 81 10 a N
Calendar called IL a--Hel1 ia Part H. noolu-'o Gay
.Ir. ..-..i Oh. --..
COMMON PLENs-0 NERAL rBts-A jmruei 1nl tle nrst
MoaG4g d Deccn.Drr pul pose of rendering decisions
FECIAI IEAN-lIrr-nlJfe b., curt opens a. ii a. H.
Nos d, ., .,--.., ... .,. ,.r..
MARINE DOUar-GkNERAL lLEI- MICA lara. -iri Ian AIH
Isa4c~ JJ-Iied superior court Part Il l. Room tel
dgI caiei Al iO a. m-Appealr from DrIrr- Nla !. 70
3 J. .. g. e. T. g. TO- H. r. Apnedi- IRON ud&men7-N''
/ 80. = . s. Z = %. 10, il. D.. ll. - H. TO- A., .
NJ AuISP Clr.T--IHlAL IElI-rARTs aud 4Il-Adolrned
PAT II-nawos. He'd n Common Pleas Part corr
orens Al IOa n-Nos $50. 45JS $50, o4ll, ~
a ~ 1857 42a9 4~ 4ZT2. 1905 ZJl so3u ti1tt 80
go 500 loss LOSE s29,. 90, i5j2. 4BUl, asa.
t,EvwEAt -EssoS>-PAFI i--,Owing il ne People aEl-
loaI not robbery Michael rru@L Michael Rocco FRANCIS
barerv Henry Mccarthy Peter wilson Peter Mullns -
mo- in biustoin Victor Ciamcry Aaron Baik James L.
K0.er. uurglarv dlch Buchirno grand arceny frru
erlck H. .aul perjury HcurY Martin pet arceHv rf'I
rnck john Mckee, assault ana battery L4'Ie'oH
TAYLOR concealed Tea.tJds 80
feinous Assault aud battery Dora schnacr abduction
Robert saOln obscene literature; L4ah AlgeI' grand
larceny cOnunurdI.
The Peope al Nash John McA anon Augustus u
Leighton. homicide
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years. the greater is the present value Of the bust
ness but the very fact that mine has paid large
dividends for long time may he the best OF reasons
VIII, the mine should deprecate in value mine
consists of limited quantity of ore Every ton
that is taken out dImlnishes the value OF the re-
mainder. II new bodies lot known OF before are
discovered the market value Of the mine may in
crease not otherwise. The Little Pittsburg niue
was diminishing IN actual value every day that the
stock OF the company WAS advancing IN the New
York market
The suddenness of the collapse Of the Little
Pittsburg bubble is explained ~ the manner in
which the mine was operated The policy OF pay
ing 500. 900 dividends monthly having once been
adopted il had to he continued in order 10 prevent
a disastrous break in the stock But after lev
months. when the richest ore had been taken ont.
it was not easy matter To make the mine earn
100000 proit a month, and prospecting and ex-
pOIing which ale very expensive. had 10 be sus-
pended After that the Little Pittsburg niue
was TO use the language Of the mining camp
simply Quilted II was hike draw ing checks on
bank account without making any deposits. As the
reserves melted away, the tue condition OF the
mine became kDo gn. and the stock went down.
Tho property valuable now only as a prospect
There is a possibility that new ore bodies may be
found below those that have been removed, hut
''''hf N''N
many other mines which have had a similar history
has simply a speculative value.
II is hardly necessary. at this late day. TO say
anything about the over-capitaLzation OF the
Little Pittsburg property. The mine had
S4OOO.0OO worth OF ore III sight; capital stock
representing S2o.O00,000 WAS put atloat by the
company. This mistake that was not made
bv the Little Pittsburg managers alone. have
seen prospect holes since I came to Leadyilc this
time that ere actually not worth SlOOOO. ana
which were purchase duIlng the great excitement
Of last year. when men paid fabulous I'll NJ Tor a
chance OF discovering a HIne for not more than
$4,000. which are capitalized at TJ,oOu,O' y
and SO. 600 900. The Little HlttsbuTC was one
OF the pioneers of this Initiation on paper, and at
least Que clear headed man who visited LcadVllle
year ago last MAY. was cool enough when others
were half crazy 10 protest IN private against max
Ing the capital stock vi the mine ~ dlsproporontte
10 its actua! value think / violate no confidence
now IN SAY ing that that man was MI BraytoA
Ives | think be had no part N the company. INT
he certainly did not conceal his condemnation OF
the folly which many other companies hcVe
since committed. L. l. W
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6ltnailcns Uauteo fcmales.
teacher,

XNANTED.-A lady. formerly a teacher
w would ike position a. companion or goveruess IN
family rvsldnc FAR from the CITY a
Of Than The salary NOulh
Ike the winter. Reiereuoes aiycn Please
address MISS T.. Il AIiel ~
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5lIuauons OduEes--F Females


PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
n. All KINDS OF good competent f.nae and lss
nl irls for ely counry also neip and coore .r
sT EEH 1873 5thave fourth house 4oov~ lot.sL
NOOK.-By COMPETENT women meats; soups,
bread % aes,TF ~ &c * een' 1879 XS ave u
COOK. WASH, IRON.-Bv German help;
y city country Can be seen at thn ph0TEtAS
DOOK.-Bv "A girl VINO understands all Kinds
nj met an roury also good bread and biscuit; al-oa
good good Ieerence om her last pace 4'1 west
20th-st
COOK.-By udy, wilng swede glr with good good
Y references washing and lrlnins or GENERA,
!od bread sGnP~ g. Is soou n tor 'l
3J2 9Th ave. loth-st
COOK.-By an English Protestant girl with
y CITY references understand very ning IL '
kinds Of made dishes etc an excellent BAKER CITY OF country
CAL 292 s,h-ayr. near loih-'t
NHANRFRMAIDa and WAITRESS.-Ac Ompe-
t.nt &C ton g and waiing quick on
foot nd reliable can clean ro9m @al o. ao ana
quiie 10. ANNIE at 29Z oth4ve
IHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. - BY a
y German rrotestsnt yogns woman, very tspT1S md
SIt oHDtry Can al BUCKE', $50 4tave near -4th 81
CuAuRFRMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
I ann woman from the East Is good family sUer on
Wheeler VA on can urnish CITY reference "uu' N "
BIOWN 1919 West l9illst
,CuAVRFRWORK. HOUSEWORK. WAIT
4 ING nurse, &cBy American and Protestant {oqng
,,rls fnr citv ana county fr fnOheiaD wa a. h'
PROTF-TA NT HON BIC tEA & l5s 6th AycaDove IUthsI
C,HANBERMAID aud SEAMSIRESS.-8y a
I = rrotestInt woman would assist with grown chlI
oTep est OF city Address r. tribune Uptown
once .23s Broadway
UOToEWORK OF COOK and LAUNDRESS.
nv y.ry capable English Protestant gir iof city or
s9,t Ia ok IA ODiRing aHo understand care
az mix &c Cal at 20 6tnare aoar loth-st
TgOTSEWOkK.-By neat, tidy, 1ntelll-
oent Prole-tant young grl vii De ally u'eh IN
in any good anu N ko"l
ae and rOne Will give best Of RECOMMENDATIONS wages
r.]sirrate eau be 500 6taVc near -0dSt HIHt
floor.
ATNDRESS.-A frst-cass cOlOred laun-
arc. with unsurpassed facilities ana nrstciass fefrr
-. -nes gentleaen- aud families washing "u we hot
ei.iir terms collars and cuns done n Troy style Can
oo ~ sdiress MAtiY Il. GORDON. l2s West +, .th-st
EEANsTRESS.--A respectable person wishes
,,,,on a. ,eamstress ana would assist Win house
80. call at I45 Ieast 4 TN 81. DE- WaIAce r.
o,EANSTRESS by "A respectable grl, en-
- asgrneuts By OF week uineI .ut.4nB
oAsrates on al machines good " references Al
H.s X K Tribune UptO Once, .,@3e DIoAl.4y-
c,EAMSTRESS. &C.-A seamstIess, uldt +
49, KING kinds Of family sewing also
- ,i 90 Out by day week, OF "Ouh lAAe per
CITY ~" ~
inAn' % tTr,nuna DtOwn Olhce. l.%1o BIosl"N'
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pENNsYLyANIA. RAlLRQlAP.-

AND U\lIGD -IA r. MALL RDU IL.
Trains leave VIC Dcsnrosses lnJ COItaldt streets
E,rie-. I8 .O.uW9t -... I..,t,..-.
I1,.,,.t ,3- tttlr he'd. lu. o. tuu 8 D. m JAW
IIf.fp-u.ft IucA haven 30 So ul. Cory tud
T. ID 20 Org tOi III ~ ilt, tcLij
l,.m 4ntrr suc tl Oh !t,-40Is. 60. -,,-
N sl.,Elo. and tar SOUTH Llhltcu W SIukloh
xu... of iu ptrOr ,irs IliY * ep 5uLdaV' 10
r,.. Irriv- flE b. I iSSuU al t-'O ahd '-u
m L. q and d. -unldY, iu % ~. . .. ,..,.. .-..
~. res, Tor PliIfe PIMA. iJ, % = so ''V llV
1ireI M ,l. .. $40. D. IS. E, 81, an ln D. ~
am, n..h. -uuIar 1870 an $40 d. H. 90 - g. o'" ana
Nd 3. IL. and /. lght -,o -. .,. o.
.oz vu Annex" connect with al through trains
i IT, Lev nv afurdine speedy ANA direct transfer ior
ro. ,r,ivr' FROM Jt71u. 1910 a. A. $50 M
dana n AM p. isIiv except Monday From
~. ~ Ron ana Baium're. 60 a N, 500. 40 . 10
W '-.- ~ -ur'.4v b.5U A. From PhiladeD $500
' ,o fl.i,i' l.. a. IN TO- . BOO 41u, j.2J. ESQ
~ ID 9i and 1898 p ~ SUNDAY, 500 600 :, lO:iu
GO. 4.tu %. 80 AM . %. III.
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
= lr,ve Sew orb ool Liberty 81. y f.
Eos -aasy ols -.I5 H., a N .. M
For .-u4ufs B.. -..H. D. go q. No.. 30 4 p NJ
3.l.i p.
ta rd Bnrk ... ,,..
FIR tuu7 River. ALTA y TIC CITY
anO DID stations O. HtF.l .. r...- ...-..-,. a.
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EuIcls.

BUCKINGHAM HOTEL.
FIFTH AVENUE AND j)Tli IRE r.
Opposite Ca,helul
JOSLIN & FL LLrR. Propret0rs
mi. nav AMI elegant house is dehghuIy situated in:th,
very renue Of tne most fashionable ohurchss
,l g. near Tie Grand central q. L. depot within three
,nu.-' yak Of Tao Road aad Madison Avenue
Nrnuat,.g Heating. Plumbing and other sanitary sp-
pomtmcnts porle.L
t.atronlzed by The F>mies " Europe and America
CONDUCTED ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
u.-iaurant unsirpassed. charges reasonable
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rI'O PmLADELPHIA,.
VIA
IENN~YLVA. IA RAILROAD.

THE oLD.EsrABLIoH4D noCTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW, pRN AM PHILADELPHIA
N TRAINS Each Wy DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
80 -EPOT- IN FHlLAuELtI A. . II NEN-fOR
n,rI,LE TRACt. TIE . or IMPROVED EQL IP-
MEL. AND he FA-rE-l TIME CONSISTENT
WI4H Ais JL. IN SAFETY.
oN And Arraa NOVEMBER :. $50.
tsxurr.- Tr.i4. v D'DrI-st7 ihl Iort-
auut streets rtrrl-r. A. l'IlnNs- ,,, d.. Al,
..ao ...u 40 Ain.. ", a AZ - "i'J = tf",
a.. %. T. B. b and leo IuD uleh.- lhli' t'"' ""'
%. I'd A ~ D. 6 q. -.. 3D. . u. ind J. night
"a lrrss l-l N.W-tufk d4if x e.. sun n.y. ~
7:.O a n. aud 0 turou-h vi" IT, n'on ana 1l
i,.ts Of isrooa ,l coun 90 with AL tnf"urh
ia M a. anordlg speedy ana direct uisi
Tor iI ma lvr " ~ PA,depn1 I2:pI 81, i. S.
M 7 ii l:sO'p ~. ave Pll1dc pAia VIA Camden a
mn, tni rJ % M odd ". except 'dhaa
r'rl.. lfc 20 and 90 ttNty ASt'r House AM
a. al Dr,ro--- COrtlInitst. tpU ts'. and to"Aln
Amer station ~ Iulinn--., Ar KIM Nos lll 40
md = Tucson hOl ken -tltoI jersey CIV. thl
grant + e. uiiic-. 40 cry ace. ,,, ,, 49,. 49,, ,o-
7Ihr Sew YYIk ln-frt -om0ty VIII cal TOT ana chrck
ba gage o. n hu,c a.it 'r dents u L.pttt3
F.Ask TIA MON - u, z. 49, - -,
ttrnrrI Manager "ruI fA'''AE'I ABD
EOR RONDOU and KINGSTON.-Lan.In-
.itzz "a. Ol est Point. Cornwall NewDurg. iariboro,
E,tou p rg .ecp.i, Eslpu. cuns "a Ulster ani
Teas,ar. lnd aal Na.y iali.ua -tranODats JAM -
" m a. rirT 3d. sort. Riycr. fo'tpi Harrison L.
rceu, -at lg. gncn Iauti cornell .e'yea al $3.50 pm.
NTEN-HAEEN. HARTFORD, &c.-tare, 81.
~ Steamers leave nIy -undAyS executed Tor
Ncs -Iiay.n lnI l..o D. No., connecting WIN lot-
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G.J 10 BOSTON,
VIA THE
~IONlN1ION LINE.

~lNlNiA'r w LINZ
coNNFfTlSG FOlt ALL POINTS EAST
The E.rcAnf steamers
~ A. III. ET- IL u s,tly- Thur DAYS Ind SATURDAYS
M NAHtAGA N,l.rT On siOulays, Wednesdays ana FRI
u'' 4.JO r. ~. FHOh PIER j3, y. r..
Foot of Jly-t riving ID Bpsto a. A. ii special ihte
49,, Ne y ana Boston. GOOD
= s, Il. .u,, flied uu their larc--- ft,u
fir.e f8t sa.c al prncllal lthci oItr- ola cru Ms
..r1r,d al Ilcos e.cOue Express company AZ Mo-
sg AM % Broadway and al Ae,f1poL'h anu ruin Avenue
N pH,JVIDksCE LIN G-FON EAEIi III ONLY. -
,,,. r. 80 A ami GALA IA eayo Pier -. erin
Rivi font Wauenati. dAiy e1eep' SUNDAY 81 al T. NJ
lar ht,st4n. dclre direct
ereignt via either line taken az lowest rates
iiciN"' ' ID. s bABcOCk, President
W. FILKINs. General Passenger Agent
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

ALL RAIL LtN l. for icr-h Amh0v. south Anbov. Red
Fans. Ions trarcA. Ocean tro.g A,1nrt F1-E; 'nl
.,-,. a.f Iuu7 lErf. I1.u,ff g. rLANIIt 81 1. &c
Leave urk fO.r Lucvs. AZ $500. o;lo, l4l7 a. IL
i... $3.50 500. $3.50 o.
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tec!urss anO aisenuIs.

NVORNONlSM. ..... ,,..-u.u ,ro,
Va Mr. WILLIAM JARMA y. converted Mormon, WIZ
- ttr. n ooSlyu Il1erntc~ ~ e-DA1 even
I'M. oven rr g. On dormoni.m How Coz Into H. hOw
I'D .ter-uDtl lures ~ scenes OF tho
,pv.' ma of MOruonIsta Admission - u.s.
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STEAMBOATS, nn6 RdlIroGo5.

4 REDUCTION OF FARE.
4 FALL. RIVER Ii .. -, >,,- 7.,g
: TO I~TON. FoN ~PE al LIMITED $500 :,
steamers BHI~ Toll ant pRJETDE NCE Dny SUM ~
cluGec. pier >. 81 VI rravstat i}" m Leave
.rfHin .. f.lJ Niin'k 'ot.-
lie rs statrrooms. De obtained at al prncpa
hotels tnh ctet Offices, 10 the office on tr PIER anu Oh ooA
GT T.. COS NOR. BORDEN & LOWELL
Genera Passenger Agent. AgentS
HEN lRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERS Ely.
X -tItl.u Io-k. font OF Liberty ~. station IN
BROOKLYN f0It ~ Fu ION A., J wei q Wharf.
Commit. Ing N"vcn DIR d. -co -Leav Nc"foIA 1901 Oh
Lib"r iO
5.-l a. Tor Flcmington Eastou. Allentown Readins'
1880 =. nj or -choo ey's Mountain Bridge Branch
o.. J.. g. West r. r.. haa-1u Allentown WHkeshifce
-., a ll,-tor Fsn.polou t-sf0n Allentown Reading,
H1,usDurg Nauch GnlnH uinyii g. Williams orr IAmaqua
GrifIou .autic. -. Uppe Lcrigh, scranton. sc.
d. u-tor EI-tau. AlleutU Reading HAT
rshurr MaIch Chuu1. Nar'r 81, &c
81. D. u.-tlr ttc'ou. b. ID. Mauch hunk IaIn2ql1,
DrlfioI. Wllk -Ou1e scranton, &c
&c.. o. m.-t0r ~choOcys Mountain. Hlsh B1dge branch
I.a,fou. A'.ntowu. az
4,5r ~ For -omcr .iIc 'rmmgton. sc.
$50 D. Ill., F4-tou. d. ani ". p. r., Al entOTn,
RcIdilC .sh1rg. HiHch Chunk. WIZ iDarrc &C.
1-fl q. "a. F,r r.a-t0l. -..-, nh
ana >;-tia- 5a30 Tor hAston Alien
For' V,,gtr NJ j.i, dI5 Glj 7l5 7s5. slJ. $40 9.l5
$3.50 d.. 900 l4.I5 u. l. - 3 $50 H. 400 D. ';5O
5..5 o r... $50 = 3D.. ST.. r-Ij lt:ij lltlI II D. IN
For TRIM. to local points Ine Tab es NJ stations
HI4f- of the lrrukl-u InI rte Annex make cunutc
ton 10 and from Jersey cry 'ta4on'
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Eteautodts an0 Railroads.

nor BRIDGEPORT and all points On Nail
ratuck and H0usatonic jadsSteamors eave Cath
Tie ,lip Pier 35 r. daily Il:JO AM $50 pm.
Fare lover than iY other route.
NOR NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY.
i steamer Al,EaIClS Pier - Fulton Ferry
.. IS o. NJ. 33d-st. r. L.. D.. n. FARE, IS CENTS
ECU RSION TICKETS. % CENTS
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
l. rA--ENGEk TRAINS, IN ami after June l. L9NV ""
dcnots Cort ludt AMI DeDro se@-sts al t
III. tar E4ston. b. tIlehel AioA.1" -
feaning. Maueh chunk WiIsesbarre Tow anda NaVely'
Itbaca Buffalo Pullman sep
L u attached 70 $50 p N. tram. -. Al,
Trans leavlngl TAO n. ana D. ~. Conhe"' 80 -
p0lnts III MahAnOv AMI HIz-t0n coI regions -.
q HNTNGTON General Passenger AGENT
Genera stern office corner OAu ,u aui CorLsiGdi-sts
~ '"''iA ~ A ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

DORTE R-By "A temperate, industrious man
"a uorr,r IA wholesale q house Ave years ex1cri
enc, i th. business furnish g drcterrncrs Please
ctl ar a.dress "a. II TIA 81 ~, West 3ctlst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

COOK.-By 1iy, willing Swede GIRL with good
Y references cooking washing ana " nins o.. geneIa
&C. X good ialnire~- ana
sctiy temperate wants STEADY place ASH loi l. L.
l.l 9th ave- l0Ih-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

DORTER or PAtKER.-A cady young man,
/ 81 yea Of lge orrr or Pc ker Las nad e1pe =
euce N h4rdwer and glassware firnUh best On refer
enc cal n address q GORGE NOP, 1915 -he1nin-ave..
Ter. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

hRIEER.-Bv s0bor. -Te0dV man, VINO can
- handle hoes 10 perfection Al cics -ccs Address
JANE pGtVIN. 6l4 dave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

nENTISI Young man. II years Of age
~ active Industrious, &c res 20 srcr an ppor
pTtc'ioa rxnrri nee Prase cali al rst J. NJ T., 0'l
a. tse n = ofr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

DORIER.-By young man, age ~. as
fo.tcr0f diver u iern crate trustworthy reliable add
- ling. cau .ivr z1pd er-uCcA Please address HAl-D
"a tf.l. ION ~. = Ofncc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

COOK-By a girl VINO understands al hlhds
NJ mot an ronl nv also good bread biscuit a-o
od Iannaress GOOD eerence her last place 4i West
lII-rf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

D0kTER-8. youn4 man I'd Years OF age.
temperate energetic speaks rwat u1' a'rao 20 IS"
90 Gender -nfiff.r w errFfr I'
cam e,c euuL sdd.ras 10 l. ~ . IN
BD.rF l.. -Ji-f Size
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

-1'47T' n TIE '-7777 -
have been reminded that Little PlttsDurg
ooek Was sold in New-YO for more than GAO
shsre about year ago. That does not prove thao
" was worth that price. On the contrary III De-
.enber, 1879, seven dividends of 9lOO'ooo eaeh
A~o been paid and the aggregate sum USED py TIC
onipahS for Improvements and operating expenses
" " that time was probably Sl5O,O0O more Inc
p''pertY was worth, therefore, $s5O,OOO less IMAM
- 'ne previous May, when 1t was sold Tor ABOUT
"'ee Its intrinsic value. And this leads me 10 TO
iA mat mining property diners in one respect
- .o~ almost every other kind of industrial enter
~ The larger the profits in any commercial OF
uiseturlng operation have been. fol series Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

DORT rR-pJrtcr- place IN LOte' wanted by
] scipp. rut Young fri4putn wIo has bod motel ernr
ra.. - .u4. 4ua Iujcl ignt Asif..s B-l.N I'D FAR
Icy 2l3 West itiIi--i.. IT,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

EUR SALESMAN, COLLEC OR 0r ELk-
4 NATOI-HAN By younr American. ~ years "id
~ wears cvpcin tuc ar tr-d. cas- furu ne b'-t
ciry q necessary ilptnSatinh h"
OBJ permanent situation fch-t dlu'a'
4 ELa ull-.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

HLERK.-By n Respectable Young America
" - years OF age II good pennlan ami can gve the b
Of reierr"Ges Address K. !. 81 kBU k" 81 DIVISION 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

D0RIEE or USEFUL MANI Dies g. en-
novuIrn orl.r us ili ma pa whoi -'lf non,
factory or s,rr. taftl1n being -
wears 4 Az aDis 10 give good .eeIcncts
C!tu--ru Bfouaiyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29
olInaucns Udnleo-- malcs.

4 RESPECTABLE YOUTH, Is. desires 10
~ obtain position m wholesale dry Goods bnuse Ia ntei
geot rust worthy. Address J. III a. l6s Duahe-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

CVNNY SIDE SANlTARlUM.-A new winter
- r,,t Tor tvalds within Of Nes York -
All he wear. a eguabo climate "a surpassed Ia ="
uurfy anu OF Atmosphere hea thtuneSs OF ocAto.
49, h,,fv of ,Ceuery d., gTavoy SOIL purcst soft water
an mountain among wooi "hth project
with unlimited
y, ne ft,,tn our broad pizLAs For particulars adifess
'" LANES y PRESTON, a. D.. NlneinOnL Penn
stsInn al circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

DORTEB or DR,VER.-By a young man,
lar4v landed 70. porter 1r driver Cali address g.
a