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oN -AND ARTGR NoVEMBER "a. $50.

on AND AFTER NOVEMBER 20. 1880,
Express Trains NewNok, De3brosscs COrt-
streets Ferries. fellows ~ 49,.
VI $3.50, 4. 4aO,
Z. $50 and 10 l. night SUNDAYS 4:3O and
$50 H., ,, q. 7, 500. and 10 p m. and IL night
Express Trains leave New YORK daily except Sunday. at
1850 and running through via Trenton and cam
den
Boats Of brooklyn Aunex" connect with all through
at Jersey Cy, anordng speedy and direct transfer
o cunning trains leave Philadelphia l2OI $40 f. s.
z 1875 500 andl Limited cypress BOD M I 8.
b4O ana 1880 D. ON SUNDAY 12:Ol 3:iJ 4:25 g. $50
a M 4. a1d 7:30p ave Philadelphia VIA Camden a.
m and 80 M. daily. except SUNDAY.
offices, 20 aud J4i AstOr HOnse and
f. Cortlandtst Brooklyn
Annex of tulton-st BROOKLYN; Ill 1lO
aIdl HObuscn station, Jersey Iity. Emf
Grant TicSet Office, naJieTy. place
The York transfer Company VIII call Tor and check
ba gaze from hotels aud &c IdentL - .-
PtnSK THOMSON L. =. FARMER
Manager. GenI Passenger Agt.
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UNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
Il NEM.YORK. LAKE EnIE AND WESTERN Rail


ARR,SGEMESr OF TRAINS TAXING EEFEcr nov 10, 1850.
a. m.-tincnDan and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room COACHES 10 Buffalo and suspension Bridge . ~,
fo at connecting with fast trains 10 the West and
Southwest Pumans best Drawingfoom sleeping caches
7 ~ M CDaily )-Pacnc Express for the West Sleeping
without change also Hoei pniDg cars TO Chicago.
Trains Chambers street Depot, Now.Yors. for
?. IN, dl2OO midnight Saturday nights ony Sundays,
81 a. H.; G;SO y. IN -,o a. ,ooo 49, -, ,ooo
a. m train stops az Rutherford oHy sundays-I2 noon.
ii5, 800 s:5o 4;ic, 90 5;S9 elo 500 1880 M II
Pacr "n :. $50 TO- 1920 m, l2 noon las. B. $3.50
midnight Sundays, q. $780, lO;2O m l;io dSOp me- ana
Paterson: newark go. $40 iiao m. a:io. 400.
sunern, 600 7:5d 1870 m, 1916 800. 300 eo 75.
and II minighl. sa7days 800 $50 1910 M Las, ESQ
WarwcK, 1850. lO:2o a; NJ. 40 p m a,o ,.o. o..
Corn wall, Z: 90, a H. 800. 1907 N. Sun
Rondout ana Kingston a. m, 3s0p. IN. sundays, $50
Gosaen. G. 100 o. 1920 m $50 $780, 49, T. 7:l5p M
Mddeown 100 o. lO;sO n 500, 400 7. 7;i5 p. m.
Sundays. $3.50. 1920 m $50 D. m The m and $50
Port JerSis 7:50 lo:2Oa 4;so 81, 7i5 sun
"- seG leave 25st quarter after
Tickets for passage and for Apartments in Drawing Room
and Sleeping Coaches be obtained eud orders or tue
checking transfer Of hasssge may be left al the Com
court t. Brooklyn, or at the Companys DePots
Express Trains from the West arrive u NewYork at 725
and ii'@0 tS 20 r. ABBofT GEM Pass'r Agt NowYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
ack. ?. $50 800 nj A. 400 s;S9 90 $3.50 l;so m
leave 50 minutes later saturday nighta
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey. 7'oo $3.50 m' 400
IN mo N. Abbott. GENERAL Passr Agent, New.York.
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CORPORATION Nct1cea.

NOTICE.-Proposals for furnishing granite
~ tor bukhsad os rysr val. viii be received *
OF January 1881 az For full information
The CITY hccosd. Copaes tor sale a. No. Cty Hail.
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STEAMBOATS, ono EalIroao5.
A REDUCTION OF FARE.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
IN FALL RIVER LINE - .xe.. $500.
81 TO BOSTON. FOR SPECIAL LIMITED IiCht -
corresponding reduction ~ ali Eastern p1nt Misnc ~
steamers EW or and Old Oh Ny Daily snnd1ysln
cludedrom Pier * H. foot Of MURRAY 1901 Leave
Brooklyn y M jersey city. i;g M via Annex ooal
Tie eta staterOOms be obtained at al prlncp1
hotels and ticket oces al the Office on the Pier aud board
steamers.
GEO. T.. COMMON BORDEN LOWELL.
t,ener Acc
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6elp Wanteo.

USEWORK.-Wanted good general
II servant; Welsh. Engitsh German Protestant
understand coo.ns ana oe strictly tenperac
ana ohging Apply giving references and wages tod,
10 Mrs REFS. The Grove, Paris III.
WANTED. - Several bright, hearty boys,
w not older than i5 aso light porter wholesale
wooen housr Address BY letter IN applicants handwrng
W. W r., Tdbune Office.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

AND UNIFIED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trans leave YORK. via Desbosses aud Cotandt streets
Ferries follows:
Hamburg IIttsburg West South with Pullman
Palace Cars attached $3.50 a q. and 30 m 1aiy.
WiliamsIOrt, Lock Haven $3.50 $50 y. Cory and
300 connecting az CORY for 1iusvlle, Petro
leun centre and III Oil Regions.
Express Par,or daily. except Sunday, 10
D. M arrive WASHINGTON D.. Regular az 4:3O and 800
o NJ 4 10 D. Sunday. 4:it a. III. amt ~ D.
l.NrT =, OF Il liIH e. except SUNDAY. y. m.
Express Tor West Philadelphia 43p. $50. $40 $3.50 90
Limited. a. l. $3.50, I. 4:i0, >. u. I, $50 AMI 10 D. mr.
10 d. H. and II night.
except sunday. . -..,, -,
ST Jersey civ anordinga speedy and direct transfer
BROOKLYN travel. N a.
daily $40 m anlo;9V D. M dSv except Monday From
ioS5 D. IN. sunday $50 a. M and Jog, p. IN, From
9sn 4. j. 500 ESQ $50. S3! AMI loi0p. SUNDAY
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BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.

=
VIA Phlaa epnia. Baltimore and Warrington
ON and after Dec Trains roIn central Il
r. OF NcwJersey depot the foot OF fhbertys follows:
a. m-Lxcept ndsy for Washington and the Wes WITH
Up m-Daly for washington Cincinnati Chicago and 81
Louis Enure train through 10 ChicigG aso through
cars 10 Cincinnati
il;s p. Daily for Washington and The West, with
me Sew = and o. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
10 all trains
No other line makes faster tim 10 the West.
Trans arrive from the est at $40 a m, p m and s2D
Principal NewYork Office SO Broadway also IA Broad
Tickets baggage checked through TO
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ station NeV.York foot Of Liberlyst station in
BROOKLYN. foot OF Flu tnn-st.. Jewell's Wharf
Commencing December l. lssO-Leave New.iork foot Of
1Derty-st, as follows: .
5:3l m.-For bennington, Easton All ntown Reading
1880 a. m.-Foi schooiey's Mounain Ugh Bridge Branch
d.. l.. & Western X. H. Ession, Allentown Whkesbarre,
Waverly. &C
Harrisburg. Mauch Clnk Willamsp0Ft Tamaqua DrftOn
Nsnticoke Upper Leh eh. scranton, Il.
m-FOr HcminrtoD on, Eagon Allentown, Reading, Har-
rslurR, Mauch hul L Waverly &C
$3.50 y. - Fur Eas n Eatl, Mauch Chunk. Tamaqua
Dritton, Wlkesbarre scranton. &c -. -, ,,,
$50 m.-For sci Coey's Mountain High Brcgo Branch
Eason Allentown. &c.
4:i5 D. m.-For somervile, T emingtan &c
Reading, HARRISBURG Nauch Chuhk, Wilkes barre. &c
lam q at IN. Brook
ana inermedi stations al $50 p. m for Easton, Allen
town, HarrisbIrg and thn Ntt. =. $500 - o,-
For Newark AT 54 Glj, G:i5, 7:l5, 1:i1 S6, $40 9l5
$50 To- 1880 y J. = g. .3O d. 43u, O:3O
54J. g. 6:lj $50 7:i5, SID QlJ l0lJ lilo, ~ D. IN
For tran 10 local pom sec Tine Tables az stations
Toats Of Erie Annex make INJECTIONS
To anal fran l
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Gllnnilons UaHIeo-- females.

4 DYERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW:
"a Y9RK TRI[EUNE Wt,5 1E aEC EYED AT IT,
insist, sl2 sixhave. BET Forty.seventi AMI Forty.
ite az, fonriee1ti +, corner Union s9lara $50 Ihrt
no, and , 2%j Thldaye cg, ~. hundred an twenfy
iourlhst Harlem savings Bank Batiu. up 70 B. p No. at
A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
"a. ~ hads Of good competent iel ery1its an use.
ig fra 81 iof e or s'a a a2 ,a nag 2p aP BONE
BCitEAU. l3S 6thaye. fourth honse aboys l0tlst-
pOOKKEEPER or COPYIST.-By a young
lay as eoGSRer Or as s2ss c g'9d ss
TX NJ" 4l2 West 28tbs' arst floor
CHAM8ERMAID and SFAM5TRESS.-By
take care OF aidrn be ouad tnstwCry az reiabisi
Tribune UpOsn Office 1875 Broadway.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS,-By an
y Enelsn Pr'iesant glrl very resggciaGlc and WEI
Or WAITRESS understands all about Children No $50
6ihave., between 22d and 23d st7.
CHAMBERMAID aud WAITRESS.-By Il
- Young swedish woman am9erm ID aud waitress 10
private lamiy; unexceptionlble city references 81 West
CHAMBERWORK. HOUSEWORK. WAIT
Y ING. or CARE OF CHILD&EN-By useful, tidy
Sg69f S5 sG 2r S'Sn Ia S wages inquire At
NOMPANION-By Il lady as companion and
~ reader mva d. elderly lady is wiling t. be
generally useful. Address W. NJ, 49, Belnonaye Jersey
COOK By competent woman meats, soups.
c0uI Try AZ the PROTESTANT BUREAU, 100 OtbaNe
COOK.-Bv first-class cook day. week or
- mouth; sober reliable woman; good ref rences.
dress d, Box l. Tribune Uptown Oace, l,2Ss Broadway
COOK.-By trst-class cook thoroughly un
~ dertands her business and all knis OF family cooking;
best lily references Call address l3io Broadway be-
tween "0fh and 56thsts.
COOK or LAUNDRESS.--By a respectable,
coma TnS s AL n %SIs
moderate. Call or address 81 East 9thtt
COOK, WASHING and IRONING.--By a
~ respectable competent woman az 0od family cook good
civ country 265 7thsve 2jhst. top floor back no
cards.
COOK, WASH, IRON-By German help;
" fer city coInY. Can be seen at tho PR0rB SLANT
HOME BUREAU, lS8 shave fourth house above l0thst
Observation-Disclosures, children, infants,
~ operates al machines, Wheeler Wilson perfect;
good mender perfect filter, and III day. j. c. Tribune
Branch Once 90 East l4tb.st.
GOVERNESS.- take entire charge of two
NJ chIdren nuently French, German English, music Adj
dress L. NJ. 2o6 Clerm0ntaye, BrOOkyn
HOUSEWORK.-By neat, tidy, intelligent
Protestant Young girl will be generally useful in
family any capacity can do good cooking and is good
a6eat anu Cam be- seen at SS6 near sd Hist
floor.
HOUSEWORK, &c.-A young girl to do
general housework active willing and obhgiDg excel
lent city references Call address 26J 7tave to- floor
HOUSEVORK, or COOK and LAUNDRESS.
An able, willing Swede girl; ready willing and not
AFRAID OF work 30 good washing and ironing good
she can by her good behavior
constant home NO. 292 Gth-ave. near lSth-st
INVALID NURSE.-By a respectable Amer-
woman best references gwen $3.50 9thave, corner
35th-st
GEAMSTRESS.-S as seamstress
VIII asst Tt. II Necessary car cut and
Tribune Uptown Offce, 1853 Broadway
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REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK Tuesday, Dec. 81. 1880.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
salesroom today
ByRieAard Y. Hdrneu
s so Of s, sss lot l., Nc 30 nas
eco osS,s Asss ~ noo' s3o5Oo
D as, s sSs IS spS is%e s"R'
e0l nssnkon''.o o..n ~. .'... $1,000
1ots sthave Sis IT Of s;Is a62nioO ooo
rs sa%s %SSave ~ II Of sSdsi each 25xioo;
AT %r 9s ''nA' 80 ". VI o'u '' .. 10000
sLets il7ihst, 20 ii Of New.ave, each COX ,,7,
BY John n Boyd
Trontst bet Gouvernour siiy and JaeosonSt o o.o
lot 20x70; Peter Murray .................... ao'o
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.
Fu9nsxe ne asy St sss1alo Andrew WI 1900
i4s;h st = 100 n q i9tisyS 75xea III and a;o
sSs V o. y chas Ksarney 90.
Pine es S. Ns ei Emil ilencmann 10 IXnes:::.
ss%e RrSPSFttS e9n hs9ss s as5
h'9 ais4 Rcsef, bonner R e kndis% BSaner
2i' Msbose iS s1a wife Il 10
rs aS soso E9SS ''OO
Ii,,poE and aSsps9d 10 ossp p $3.50
Annie Kurt and husband to John Won Clan ,.u,
oiss Ssp 70 Annie Kuitz - Partition deed
zd-st, from AveB 70 Ave fordham) 2oOxlOOi zoo
Churct-st c \. 2lHNbl, with privilege OF aIey al
toininS; James Newton and wife TO John SyiOn oon
Same I property paSS9 Sabaniei S. ron ana wife
Same SY pfcpertS o. Jacob syrOn wifcto oo
dated 1919 $40
eroeei 10 s oTh nT 1850
l30ih ~ s 100 II g of sth-ave. 37x99.ll Lewis a -
Sayne. trustee. TO Geo III Irving %Ov
j. a Sayre. receiver, etc 10 same.
Franklin.st. Il s. 60 q Of West Broadway 4O&ot
ID BaOcocS ana wife 10 IL Campbell and wife.
la21.st. = 275 ii v OF SHAVE, 2OX99.l ii; Nc
cesn and wife TO Il NJ Raven .................. 140
'Sd N1sIn h 20 u " VI $500
slst-st n = 100 II G OF 4th-ave 20x25.6 d Thurston
and wife 10 sarah A Ferret.
'S' st 81 70 + sS II smith $4,000
sisI E n : ., al to David Marx .... 10000
Lillian x Ferret 70 same 800
wi ef.st, No 240: ID Jones TO III Jones
'Sth n 81 and rSy wite 10 cbiitenden 1887
New.ave.w O OF 9thave at Mahhattan, 10 lNB.22
aud also Nanhatiau-St a.,
it's OF l24th-st. 70llsX8O.ll 2YlregulaT; i 4
Keller wife TO Frank TnfOTd. one-halt IN
ns5 fercs 3isa Fl Of Ijave 0x9s O. Frapc'sci
4 d e ana husband to Patrick Mooney S.OJO
f'ls Amos NSS Emo ,uu @ 1870
s3a and Slth-sts centre line betweenl 100 II u
1lthave, j0x305L II NewcomDe referee 10 go
j HarDey va
sous stf II ~ TT r. m,DonalS .......... lAOOn
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ROTTERDAM LINE.
IL steamers leave WATSONS STORES. Brooklyn.
W nesCaY. December 22nd
"a A. SCIIOLJ Wednesday, January 5th
SlUirDA .............. "Wednesday mary 18th
lat CABIN. s60-s7O I'd Cabin. $50. Steeraga s!a
II. CAZAUX, Gen Agt, "a South Wliiamst
FUNCH, EDlk u South William-st, Freight Aga
/. w NORRIS. D Broadw way. General Passage A gent
w HITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTlCE-1he steamers Of this Line take the Lane Route
recommended by Lieut. Maury L. NJ on both the out 'ar
ana homewarl VOYAGES =,
CELTIC, Capt Gieade THURSDAY Dec. %. $3.50
BkiTANNIC Capt Pcrry SanIday Ian a p M
BALTIC, capt Parseil .h' u
GER ANIC Capt. Kennedy saturday. jan 10 p M;
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF WEST
1tTH.sr
These uniform in AMI unsurpassed IN ap
poDtmena The Saloon StaierOoms Smoking and Batn-
placed amdshps where the nose AMI motion are
least felt aorng degree OF comfort hitherto unaainabe
able terms seerage from the Old Country $50 From New
York, So.
These steamers carry neither cattls. sheep pgs
of plans and other information apply az the
Companv's Offices, No ~ Broadway NowYoik or No lao
Wslnutst. Philadelphia Ri. CORIIS. Agent
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10 TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 3
" DEPOTs IN PHILADELPHIA. IN NEW-lOBK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT, AND HE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
ALS.lIILIE SAElrN
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave New. York foot Iibery-st. n. h
Via BranchuOrt:
For SANDY Hook Slj. 11:ij a. ~ p. N. 1890
Monmouth Beach sCabr ght and Ilighiands, 3 $40
l1:ij 2 M, $50, y. m.
Via Red Bank
1870 D. m-For Manchester. Toms River. ATLANTIC CITY
and all stations 10 Byhdc.
m.-FOr Whluugs, Toms river, BafncRat, &c
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CINCINNATL CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS

~ AND THE WESI.
VIA BALTIMORE AND WARRINGTON
Leave NewYork, foot Liberty st
Ga IN For Washing On Cigcinnau Chicago &C.
Ppm Ia ~ Fast Line, Through Coaches and Sleeping
cars 10 Cincinnati. Chicago i. Lous. &c.
1870 D. Daily fr Nashr gu, Cine mail. hicago &C
for sale and baggage checked al loot Of IDerTst
y. r., G II. r. OF y. ]. 49, -
JOSEPH =. HARRIS, ii. p BALDWIN,
Agent.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NEW LINE

BOUND BROOK .pUTE
For TRENTON a ID PHILADElPIlN.
Leave NewYOrk from station G.. r. H. Of y. j. foot OF Lib
eIty-st.
llI5 a. m; 1870 L. 43O $3.50. T. = 1:jO. II 2. on Sun
day at s. 10 a. m $50 T. ll.3O. j. p
For Third aud Eerk SIS. al $50, ll5 m; 1880 4:3o,
2: J, on SUNDAY At SCI a. IN. -.
Trenton Warren TucscI'ts b:3 $40, - 10 IL 10
a. 1880, 43 445, $50 T. 3. ll39 II m. sunday
S45 a IN 5:3 Z. ll:?O l. p
Prom stations Phade aII and Reading r. IN corner Ninth
and Or eusts at $50 $50 $50, IL llJ, = 3: -,
5iO 6:4o. 49, Up o. sunday at $50 a M 05o Gao
From Third and sta, 4I5, s2o, 81 D. 1:2O.
3,n D. l:3J D. sunday ~ $40 a. 4:S0, ll;3Op
FROM trenton Warren and TuckeTss liza, i:Zj $40,
ESQ g. 9Oj. 1905 ll:2p M; 2 24i 42i $3.50. 7:2j 80
u m STANDARDIZED. 49, 500 a. ~. G:l6 80 y. m.
Connection is made Jersey city stetOn 10 and from
BIO1klyn and Erie Depot jersey City.
Tickets FOR sale al loot of Liberty Nos 23J POI. 4Ol,
ga 957 1873 Broadway and at the principal hotels Nos
an A CDnrtsi ami Office, wells wharf brooklyn.
n Y rans re Ompany. Dodl's Express will call for aud
chcca baggage hotel residence TO destination Ap-
De All ,323 broadway 13b 6thave
New.York and Court ST. Hrooalyn. III these offices
on nth The Bell TeleI hone and Law Telegraph
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TO PHlLADELPHl4A},A
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE oI.DEsTA BLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
AA' BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

II PAssENGEK TRAINS on and alder june T.. I53V WI
leave depos foot Debrosscssts at 10 AIR.
p. IN and $50 p. Tor Esston bethlehem Attention.,
Pssaine Chnnk, Wikesbarrc Tow anda, Wavefly,
Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo aud inc West Pullman sep
ing coaches attached 10 $50 y. train . r.. II.
Trains leavineat TAO ana p NJ. cohhece i"r al
'oN'' al 81 g. ~ wi NGTOT General Passenger Agent
General Eastern Office corner ChuIc an
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

LII Rail. LINE for rerih Amboy, south Amboy. Red
Bank Long Branch Grove, As0ury Para, Ot t5as
AMI, Toms River Barnegl'. ATLANTIC CITY, &c.
York. foot LibeTtysi at >, e:l0. ll:45 M;
1850, $50. A. 6:30 IN.
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FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CONNECrION. Leave foot Of LAberty-st iOr Freehold
at S:l5 Has a M T. 5.iU D. nj.
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nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
gatuck and Housat0nc Rain )sds.-Steamers leave Cath
aline Slip pier 3d. r. daily at 1850 an 2:3O pm.
Rare lower than other route.
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NRw-YoRx. Tuesday, Dec. 81. 1880.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
c.,cs,oovo to-day.
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Il Sllilng loot OF IlnnI-st, NUTIH itINtI.
FoI san Fran isco via Is linus Of Parama.
COLON ............. Wedne sday December -. noon.
Connecting for Central and South America AMI Mexico
From Francisco q Japan and China
CITY OF PEKIN Tues lay, Jan 4, p. IN.
Prom San Francisco 10 Honolulu, NewZealand and Aus
ZEALANDIA SATURDAY. January Is. p
arrival Of London mails Francisco.
Passengers forv ardcd to IAN FRANCISCO, SANDWICH
ISLANDS JAPAN CHINA, NEWZEALAND, AUSTRIA
LIZA, SOUTH AMERICA, CENTRAL AMERICA and
MEXICO
For freight passage. and general information apply at
Company's ONCE, Pier foot OF Canalss, North River
Ii. J. BU Lay
Superintendent.
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NALY'S THEAIRE. Broadway and 3Osh-st.

SEVENTH WEEK.
NEEDLES AND PINS. The even passes Ike aagio.'
Every Night ~ =. -lIines
a IOB DAY COMEDY. Ihd NWp'rV t0iIYh Ok NIr.
Ehymc. ami CIillbOvls
3 .rlaa a.
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/ NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW-GORk,
SOUTHAM PrON AND BREMEN
DONAU .........SaL Dec %. NECKAB...... sat jan =
RUEIN .... JAM l. ODE sat- jan. D.
RATES OF PASSAGE from EW.Y DIRK to SOUTHLAND
TON HAVRE Or BREMEN. 400
FIRST CABIN.........SSO SECOND CABIN ..--."..S6O
STEERAGE. $50.
tickets reducel Prepaid STORAGE crtln
cateA 1928. between Second ana
Thirds ts HoLOkcn n. j.
NOTICE-Iu consequence OF HOLIDAYS the steamers
and Rhen Will leave at II o'clock M instead OIL
O'clock IN y usual.
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w BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE
Pier Of COMPANY No ~ North River foot OF ADron
Travellers by tins line avoid b"tn transit ~ EnSlsn r'
and the dscomfo-ts OF the Channel in sni
beat m n
LABRADOR Deort wednesday Dec y, a. m
FEVDINANDDE LESSlPS. TOrOl5.. Wed Dec 20 p. IN.
FVANCE Trudrlle - cnnesiay, jan D.
u PARIS, amounts JO3jG
LNIlLs DE- EEBLAN. AgenL. NO. y Rowing Green.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

II is an open secret that Mr.. J. b. Folks
- Gentleman from Nevada" Is an amplncaton Of
the Idea given by the success Of q. Washington
Phipps, which he played In 'The Bankers
Daughter - Tho public were 10 delighted with this
hit OF humorous characterization that they mani
mousy demanded more Of It, ana to give scope 10 It
nm entire new play was written, IN which somewhat
similar but better role IL the central agnre and
assumed by Mr.. Polk. SONS OF the most successful
plays have grown ont Of q hint thus taken. In how
many OF shakespeares does F,istaD ngure aud each
time tho more conspicuonsiy brought forward Mr..
Folks "aentlsman from Nevada, y Of course. goes
England after preliminary on the plains, and
one can Imagine all the humorous, unique. and
pathetic scenes that grow our Of his advent
there In his broad and unspoIed Amerlcanism.
It is notthe super subtle Amercanism Of Mr.. James,
which wouti never do the stage, however It may
be endured IN wiring, but " is equally far from the
insrHble British version according to the scO0i Of
Asa Treachard. The public must sec 1t to Judge 1t
for themselves in the Conscience at any rate Of seeing
new star and new play, win put together and en-
acted by selected company.
Mr.. "Gus" Williams's comicalites fur
nishsd light and agreeable interlude between
serious attractions at Fords Opera House last week.
As the slight thread Of play. though somewhat varied
aud from last year, Is substantially familiar
-goers. Is the famous starts person.
aiity, neither requires extended review. Mr.. VII.
lians Is stin the same funny German orator and
singer and pathetic reciter, who bids fair TO I'LL the
place In public affection and unbounded favor which
as held but has probably been thrown away by The
unfortunate Emmett. Manager Ford promises con-
stanty ascending scale OF amusements at the Opers
House this winter. eliminating In Janaschek and Sal
VIM. Among the other - stellar cards he speak
Of are numbered all Mr.. Haysrly's aggregations,
the Union Square Theatre plays. Miss Fanny Dayen
| port George Holland, Wallack's .'Child Of tn
State, and others Of the same high class lie shonl'
| have generous patronage often deserved, FOL
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Another new company. with new features,
Is announced by the Comigue for the coming week.
Mr. w. 7. Goodrich makes his appearance III his great
Hand The new faces In the variety department are
the Comedy Qusrtetts. Harry and Emma Budworth;
yintriloquist Andy COLON. the great banJoist
Thompson and Broek Irish comedians. Tho Wes-
leys Lave been retained for week longer, and al
should see them, they No. Ia their line.
The stock company will all lend a helping hand tc
make this week the gaa Week Of the soason.
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den. John A. Logan,

United States Senator from Illinois, writes
''some years ago I was troubled more or less wi IN
Infamnatory rheum atsin and have within the last
year or 10 suffered Intensely with same disease.
began TO take 'DuTang's Rheumatic Kennedy, and
am th0rou ghly satisfied that have been pei
cured by It's l do not hesitate 10 recommend Il
to all sufferers "
This great remedy has been before the public sis
years IL 10 taken Internally aud never falls to cure
the worst eass sold by every druggist In Washing
ton and elsewhere.
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worthless stag.

Not SO fast, my friend; II you could see
dre that have been rzisod from beds Of sickness sui
f,rng and almost death by the Of Hop Btters.
you would say .'Glorious aud Invaluable remedy
Zee another column. PhiLadslIhfa Press.
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The famous enter, will tomorrow morning
manipulate the shears at A. saks & CO.'S, $40
aud Sis seventh street.
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VIRGINIA mialana Route.

On and after Sunday, December 8, Pull.
man $50 pipg cars i0,+0 r. H. train. via Yirginia
Midland route will run through from washinetol a.
D. O., - Savannah. o.. without change OF cara:
Tickets aud berths can DO secured NJ " III. hsihoAd
once, COL PennsylyaDiA Avenue.
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II. Il. Huuttng.

One of the finest cutters in the country,
has been added to force. Gentlemen desiring
hIs-cs hitting garments are Invited 10 avail them
selves Of mr. Bunting's services. A. sals Co.,
tailOrs, 3l6 Seventh street.