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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-09-18
A Challenge to Tanner.

"a
THE following letter, which probably
should more tittingly appear in our
sporting department., has just been re-
ceiVed by the editor of the Post. 1t ex-
plains ITSELF. .... ..... ..,..,,...... 3s91
EDITOR PosT-Sir: Perceiving that the
telegraphie dispatches contain voluminous
accounts of the progress of DR.. Tanners
alleged starvation feat, write OH behalf OF
self and friends to make the following propo-
sitiop. Ii the Doctor really means business,
and is prepared to prove that his attempt is
Argentine one, and not mere piece of clap
trap for sensational purposes, let him accept
any one of the following matches:
The writer, at present an inmate of Mrs.
Didimus's "plain boarding house," on De-,
visadero Street, will wager $500 side that
he can exist more consecutive days on "'
One cup weak bean coffee, f- ..rf
Two plates griste hash.
Q .g One slice machine made pie, 800
Per diem, than Dr. Tanner OF any other per-
son in the United States.
~ A fellow-boarder at the same house will
wager like sum that, be can last longer on
One small burnt ram chop,
One spoonful chilled buckshot peas, - -
500 One patent rubber sirloin steak, va
Than the Doctor, or any other person, not
a, boparder at the same house, that can be
produced, ua,
1T is all very well to boast about powers
of abstinence when one has nothing what
ever to Cypress. or disarrange the stomach,
but Tanners, present performance, is, com
paratiyely, an insignificant exhibition of
real endurance. Old Major GrdleY, who
has Boarded with Mrs. Didinus For the past
eighteen years, authorizes me TO add that he
will pay the Doctors expenses to this city,
and wager him ten thousand dollars to five
thousand that he (the Major) wifi ieat at the
rate OF ten per day more of a peculiar cast
iron breed of apple dumplings, prepared by
Mrs. d., than will that physician---the Major,
as an offset to long practice, to be handi-.
capped with the addition Of some of said
lady S butter-sauee of the highest rank.
z If DR., t. will accept all or any one of
the above propositions, we shall be glad to
hearsirom him by wire, when measures will
be at once taken tosecure the Pavilion, pro-
vide Stockholders, umpires, etc.
We mean business, and the Doctor, if he
expects. to get away with the Champion
Starvation Belt, or Indigestion Cup, must
put up or shut up. iaW ui shGgi1r
ia Very respectfully, t.4 ,a. ~, T'
yis93I ri y 1853 Devisadero Street, S. F.
We hope the Doctor will 60 in.
Shakespeare says a Tanner will last nine
years, so the contest will be an exciting
one. We wish Mrs. Diiimus to under
stand, however, that we are in no man
ner responsible for the above
Francisco Post 'i '| f."l~ ~. th D.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-09-18
A Peculiar Case,

A SINGULAR lawsuit has been com
menced in France. At Toulouse, on
the night when the Jesuits were to be
expelled, the door of their retreat was
found barred and locked The police
did all they could, but their efforts were
unavailing. Itwas easy to find lock-
smith, but it was not easy to get him to
work. The Jesuits of Toulouse, were
popular, and the middle classes had al
most superstitious dread of taking any
definite part in their expulsion. The
chief locksmith of the town declined the
job, but eventually picked the lock, and
the police got in and the. Jeslits were
turned out. Since that night the lock-
smith, who had very good business
before, has lost all his clients. They
have deserted his shop and ipatr0nized
his rival, and have told him in so many
words the cause of their conduct. He
protested, but 1t was no use to protest,
and now he has sought the tribunals to
protect him from the consequences of
what they compelled him to do.
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~ ~ 49, GEORGE STUFFEY,
...aI al z. 1859 DeYisaderO Street. s. T.
Living FOrty.Two Days on Cider.

Mrs. HANNAH BENT, of East Boston,
was kept alive forty-two days during a
recent illness by moistening her mouth
with cider. Her stomach could not en-
dure tea, coffee, milk, or even water,
and it is doubtful whether it ever receiv.
ed more than spoonful of the cider
with which her mouth was moistened.
Something broke in her stomach, which
gave her relief, and she gradually re-
covered, and is now in the enjoyment of
her usual health. She was attended
during her forty7two days fast by Mrs.
Cummings, who states positively that
nothing but cider entered Mrs. Bent's
mouth during that time, 1t is believed
that abstinence from food saved hsI
life.-Bosto1s Traveller. ....., ~.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-09-18
LIFE AND zoEE.

,,sIIFEis a garden fair free,
or But stis Love that holds the golden key;
For hand and heart
Once held apart, --,-.----.--,--y-
LIES flowers are dashed with storm of sor-
And bloomn 10 day may be blight to morrow;
Then needles ever of wind and weather,
~. + etsTAfe anS Love be linked together.
Ae' Inv 80 y.iasQ Ngoa Esa ,tt
Life is re diamond Eich and rare Isl.
For hand and heart ,t..t,
y tF.aF - h Once held apart, ,...
I.e's Jewels grow dinni in the breath of sorrow,
md diamond to day may be dust to morrow;
Then needless ever of wind and weather. ''
Let Life and Love be linked together nor
Life hath fair and sunshine face . a1b
But Love is the beauty that gives it grace;
t-Er .tii. For hand and heart .'N
IN Once held apart lre ,t,..tr
The sweetest cheeks are paled with sorrow,
And blush to day may. be blanched to,mor:
row,
Thep needless ever. of wind and weather.
LetLlte and Love be linked together.
,1 II Et0EeHt X -BeRiaDiin Ar7Str0ng.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-09-18

RIPE TOMATO PICKLEs.-Do not
scald, pare with sharp knife. Put into
a jar and pour over hot, spiced vine
gar. Cover over with paper dipped in
-four paste.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-09-18

A New YORK man who jumped into
the river and cut his throat while in the
water was rescued. If he could also
have managed to have taken poison and
blown his brains out while he was about
1t, he might have succeeded in destroy
ing his life.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-09-18
To Find the Day Of the Week.

SEVERAL correspondents of the En-
glish Mechanic have been giving rules for
finding on what day of the week any
particular date occurs. One of the
simplest of these methods is purely nu-
merical. and not too complicated to
be easily remembered and worked out
mentally. First of all there Is a con-
slant for the style-6 for new style, or
all dates after September IA, 1852.
Next there is a CONSTANT for each
month. There are l, 4, 4, 0, 2, 8, 0, 8,
6, l, 4, 6; on leap year the constant for
january and February is one less, or 0,
3. Then multiply the century by 5,
and add one-fourth. emitting fractions.
Next add one-fourth to the odd Years
over the century; and finally add the
day of the month. Divide the total by
Z, and the remainder will show the day
of the week. AS an example, let it be
required to find out on what day of the
week January l, 1881 will fall. The
process is as follows:
Constant 8
Century nsl multiplied by5. plus one-fourth q
Odd years cd plus one-fourth. ..,.......... .lOl
Day oil month.....,"....v ",.."~,..,,..,.
AA..t..... sO8
This divided by leaves or Z for a
remainder, which shows that it will be
the last day of the week, or Saturday.
For old style the constant is four, and
the number of the century is multiplied
by b. The rest of the process is the
same Us for new style.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-12
Cnrlnn. kIecIion Ael..

From the New York Sun,
The loser in Memphis bet is to stand
on bis head Ave minutes, in public
seusre, with Garfield banner suspended
from his feet.
A wheelbSrow bet in Baltimore affoTd.
ed more amusement to the spectatop
than had been expected. The loser was
ANNOYED, while wheeling the winner over
the stipulated route, by the tauuts Of the
latter, and followed up the payment Of
The waRer by whipping him sonndly.
Joseph S. Miller and Henry Kleindents,
Of Rochester, n. Y, bet on the election,
the lo,er to walk block at noon, attiTed
In his wiie's night dress, Miller lost, and
at noon on Wednesday, appeared and
walked in Mrs. Miller's night gown, tol'
lowed by crowd Of men and boys.
A Harrisburg man was caught by the
tricky offer OF a wsRer that one city in the
United States OF over 100 900 inhabitants
would not give 800 votes for Hancock.
The stake was a supper for the ward cam.
paiRn club OF the winner. The city
named was Washington, where there Is no
voting for President at all. The victim
said nothing, except TO name the time
and place for the supper. On that occa-
sion the viands looked all right, and were
Just such ss the written terms Of the bet
called for; but they were iound TO be sea-
soned with snuff and other unpalatable
substances,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-12

TIE BelIaITe aud southwestern RAiIroad.
President Mooney has published an ex.
hibit of the condition OF this road up to
October lst. 1t seems that the heavy ex.
penses Of the road necessary to complete
Its construction, and to ballnstit properly,
and for the purchase Of additional
rolling stock, for the payment OF
damages, &c, have been too much
for lie income account. It was COM
PEELED to borrow money (s75OW to meet
its July interest, and, all 10 ali, its OUTLAWS
have been 50 disproportioned to its income
as to swell its floating debt from s62. 900 up
s7lO4O27. The expenditures on the
road have been about $4,000, consisting
Of Sl07 500 capital stock, and 500. 557 o.,
proceed, Of its first mortgage bonds.
This IL about 5000 per mile, or, adding
the floating debt, about $4,000, counting
the road as iorty.tWo miles from BsllSire
Woodsaeld. The earnings Of the road for
the year ending October LIST, were
$50 $50 rs, derived almost equally from
passengers and freight. The per cent Of
expenses to receipts does not appear In
the statement before us. but assuming that
II was not over 80 per cent, and the amount
left (but for the extraordinary expenses re.
isrred TOY would have Just sbout paid the
interest on the mortgage bonds.
The President Is in somewhat of guam.
dairy over the situation, aud makes the fol-
lowing recommendations:
To provide for the floating debt which
Is still pressing the company, among many
plans proposed, the one deemed most ieas.
iblO BY the Directory and very many Of
the stock. holders, IL that known as the
syndicate plan, which has been submitted
10 the stock. holders, with which, no doubt,
many OF you are familiar. This has been
go thoroughly discussed through the
newspapers and by canvassers as 10 re-
ouire but little discussion in this re-
port. II proposes 10 the stockholders to
loan the company more money TO enable
II 10 fund this debt In the form oil second
mortgage, on transfer OF mis- stock to q
syndicate composed Of parties who will
furnish the money upon condition that
the individual stockholder so transferring
his stock shall be guaranteed or indemni'
fed against any further liabilities or harm
thereirom.
This plan is now being presented to you
as the one offering the best solution OF the
embarrassment, aud subscription papers
are in the hands OF canvassers along the
line in order that each stockholder may
have an opportunity to either subscribe TO
the loan or transfer his stock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-12
narshnII County Wool.

s. Boyd, Esq, Of Glen Easton, agent
for James Aud & Son, Of Washington,
Pa, hss lately received an order from
sad firm to take up all the merchantable
wool in his vicinity, at Al cents per pound.
Mr.. Bloyd bought q large amount OF wool
for the Messrs. Aulds early In the season
and we understand he bought several
Thousand pounds last week on his new
order. All persons having wool on hands
and wishing to sell would do well TO noti'
" Mr. Bloyd, as he Is the only agent In
the county at this time that is buying.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-12
ApIyided PANTY.

FrOm :as Boston Traveller.
Hon Charles Francis Adams voted the
Democratic ticket; his son, Charles
Francis, Jr.. voted the Republican ticket,
and John Quincy, because OF bis diEgust
with the actions Of the Democratic party,
did mot vote. when shall we three
meet again."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-12

heridSn lAisJ hefenfy.
Let the "solid South take an immova-
BILE position Of mastery inactivity" and
let the North run their machine politics.
Drop National politics, and discounte.
nance them until they are at discount.
Discourage the idea that position in the
Federal Government is bigher than the
State Government. Elevate State pride
until one feels It more honorable to be q
MississipiaD than citizan OF the United
States. Make It disreputable for your first
men TO be more ambitious Of public ser.
vice in the United States Government than
for service in their own State Government
Above all, love your own sunny South.
land with all your heart, mind, soul and
strength. II Is itself large enough 10 en-.
gage your whole affections. E,chew all
Shiny hypocrisy about loving the whole
countryside honest with yourself and your
God. When the whole country becomes
lovable, then, II you have any love TO
spare after loving ytnr own Southland,
bestow 1t In truth and honor. and not in
deceit. True as steel, solid as an adaman'
tine rock, be Just and fear not and the
God who rules the gates themselves will
preserve you when the bondholders who
hate and fear you are turned TO dust again,
and the parchment upon which their
bonds are written shall be consumed in
the flames Of the next clval war, which
their folly and madness may kindle before
they dream it Stand alooi, stand firm,
stand all together, stand from under when
the gates fall, and enjoy the sweet music
Of the bondholders' wall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-12
rnlnAY nonNINe, NoyEaREE Y.

TaE North was tolerably solid for Gar
seld. The sum total oil the Republican
maiorities Of the North is estimated by the
National Committee at $4,000, and Of the
Democratic msjoritieS at the North Of
/ 500; ne. popular msiority for Garfield in
the Northern Sates, SIS 800. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-12

yAx STONE & cRosDY, wholesale and re.
tail druggists, Toledo, Ohio, says: We
have sold large quantities Of the Excelsior
kidney Pad, and have been surprised at
the unvarying satisfaction given by them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-12

Il We call State Republican or Demo- mo,
cratic, occording as its Electoral votes will
be cast for Garfield or Hancock, ttappeara
that there are six Congressman gained In
the strong Democratic States ofsoulh Car
olipa, Missouri, Texas, and Arkansas, With
one in California; and nine gained in the
Republican Of Michigan, Minnesota
Iowa, Nebrlska and Kansas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-12
A coon HEPoKr rHon WEBSTER.
A Decided Falling ofrin the Democratic
Vote Since Oeiober.

wEBsrER @. H., November II, 1880.
Geo ". Atkinson, Eq i, Chairman Republican
STATE Executive Committee;
DEARslR:-Attbe election 10 this county
on the 2ud inst, Hancock received s57
votes; Garfield, "a; Weaver, Is. This In.
dIcates aiAlling off Of 81 per cent on the
Democratic vote at the State election on
the 18Th ulL. andA falling Of Of 8 per cent
on the Republican vote, and gain OF ~
per cent TO the Republicans on the Presi-
Dental vote Of 1875. Yours Truly,
]. A. TuoNPsoS,
Chairman Rep. Ell. Com.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-12
DIED.

wALTHER-on Thursday, November 18th, 1880
At 1880 o'clock \. N LAwREAcE +LTukR, IN the
18th var Of bis age.
Fussrai will take place from hi, late re,dsncs, No
9sol ChIplIns street. this .Iilsrbo nat $50 o'clock.
Iu,sru.n. al P. nin,ula Cemetery. Friend, oil the
family ara invited 10 attend. noylS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
a GARD.

To all Who arc suffering from the anon and indi,-
ectiops Of yOuth, nouou, vesknesL early decay,
los Of manhood, &C., L win send recipe that WI
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
vas discovered BY missionary In South America.
Send seli-addrCusd envelope 70 the Rxv. JosxFH
T. Ixulr, &atLoa y. HNs YAH CaV. iai2.NsHAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-12

No DOUBT common salt is about TO take
up prominent place SsOne Of the cheap
al. as tits one Of the best, though not the
strongest fertilizer Many farmers, prac'
ticiaps and observers, have pretty nearly
arrived at the conclusion that lit % salt
for most Of the crops is Of nearly as much
bepeat 10 them as are regular ratiOns OF 1t
10 the whole line of domestic animals.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-12

NoLAN-BARILETr-In Gnee Church, Glove
I,nd, Ohio, November 10Th, By The RtI. Geo; ".
Hinkity, sESSted b. the Rev. pr. !1nes SUg.
BAEILETr, Of cltysland. hoNz
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-12

Southern snls,iOS 10, Western State 81 7"
The following table exhibits more
plsiuly the changes by sections:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-12

TEE New York Tina estimates the re-
.ul,s Of the New apportionment, on the
basis Of 2s3 members in the House, as
follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-12
DOR SALE.
FOR SALE Low.
FoR SALE.

DOR sALE-A VERY DFSiS,S:
l. p'aes 70 Gardn,rI, NureTyu IA ES.!.nAB
or prIIste 10 id'ure, located 90 ia lsis tRp
mile aboya NHundIIillt, eonillnlI 10 " " I,
frontage ti0xl go ieet AtHO-t'efT iS.i ShS
(neaTlJ neSl o'niSi Ing . Io1mL o. ssiESI
other impioSsmepts. 1hrs arse, a N. w y u
ell ing Of or, hard, 'insf1rd Ipd nr5,S nN
iaillns ssui etes Leaf soIL SIt,t Tie r,.,i ~
,,aIronoeiass me nnest 10 The Ohio viI*,. y
BONE, tienetll Businss Agent, il N,' NJ SOi
CransIo'i Block. @AAh M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-12

70 r s ALE BOILER, TSS;-,
u Skating and al ether thjp-s =. kAGlSl
Mig on the spice min baIissn1 n, ~ 4 !.
~ term, ,TI .Dp dSe 2 an & ,Ssa la ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-12

These are some of the causes which pro-
duCed the terrible overthrow Of last Tues.
day, and we may rest assured that so long
as the Democratic partyi Is 80 timid and has
such unfortunate allies, so long will it be
defeated.
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Gurouedu Advertisements.

Gurouedn Advertisements.
IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
IL OF NEAT FINEST AND ChIeAPt1i ~
FLANDCIlNG STOCK Foh SOC49 A-AO-
DISHES AND SAUCES
LIERlG COMPANY'S EXTRACT --.,.-.
OF MEAT. AMI boon Tor which nations
should zee grateful sec "MeiltA FreSs Ian
ctL"" British Medical JOuruai' tse.
CAUTION. - Genuine only with the fac-simile ~ Baron
Liebig's sg uatii4e IN blue INK across me ABEL
"Consuu Duon u England increased ieulo.l "a ten
years"
LIEFTG CD;IPiNY'S EXTRkCT
NEAT. To be had OF al srore Keepers. grocrrs ana
ciein!sCa solo agentA FOR the Unite states roe
sale Ouly1 L. DAVID e CO.. as MARI Lane, LOnd u
Lng.Sud.
Acker Neral & Conl Nc kcssln q RoO)ins. H. n q L
b. rhurUer * 60 ana !. MlAaI- A sons
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miscellaneous.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NV
n YoEE TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
1PT0WN OFFICES, 30 LBS BroA.iway cor. rhutyhrst
ar tD, Vest -Yti rl-si. corner r. ehfA-1F%.
"a g9 East Fou~fecnthst. corner Union sluHe 783
Ihio ave cor FOr.y sevsntlst al the ~ kLEh UFFlt
rhlriave hundred tnt fourth 81
If4rrn savings Building up - D n A. regular
DAXTEK PORTABLE ENGINE, & horse
mower hand or power drhuR mgt hiae, only Sl2 each
for sale. PETER FINNkN. 10 Wafer ST.. Moosl'n.
EOR SAI.E.-FOur Adam, presses, sz' 26Xi0
And g.rt3 IN Ter viii be sold N exchange Tor
u,i-e or rea eslte. cheap Tor cash Address A
GLASS. aO4 ChesJuut.-t.. III. ial-iohiA Penn
EOR SALE 900 : fEREOSCOPlC Mega
lives Of Colorado Mountain scenery. AGdross ". o.
CHAMbENLAIN. Denvcr oil
OLD COIN-UnIted States CONS, copper
" h,ii cents 1904 copper cents !4il ~. 'oS styer
Is one Fr Lou.s XVIII l7li one Mexican dollar
is{s Engll.h suiu!nk IS41 Fol- sslr o. person
h,ybest price A. P. b01 sos. sew York Post once
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PLYMOUTH ROCK. For Long Branch
L TWO TRIPS A DAY. INCLUDING SUNDAYS.
Leaves foot West22dst y. r. D3r l:3O
and Pier 40 ! y. r., 10 a. N. aud 3i5
BENI's FULL MARINE BAND OF BOARD.
FARE including Pier uckat FIFTY CENTS
EXCu RsION TICKETS, good only DAY sold sixty CENTS
| ONG BEACH, L. |.
on KAPELMEIsTER SCHNhINERS ORCHESTRA.
y TWO GRAND CONCERTS DAILY
THEO. HOCH. the Greatest Of Cornet PLAYERS.
ID Eleven OF the First solosts Of Vienna and Berlin.
Trains leave hunters Point amt Flatnushaye Brook
A'Wn, daIy -535t5OO 80 lu:OO. 100 q m. l:3' 20
f 80 3:3O. 4nn4:3O 800 $50 800 100 900 and 1910
II Leave East 3lthst i-rry ~ minutes eirler. East f
II 20 minutes earlier. and James slip. except 7un1T'
1870 minutes earlier.
Annex pier II River ofPinr daily teVcent
l. 7iAo $50 -: o. 1920 a. 2lO 2.sO 3lO3fO
I4iO. 49,. BIO = 80 ard $40
| Returning leave Long Beach s25. $40. ll05.
1908 H. y. 200 2ij. 800 400 5u5 0;O5. 1Oo 500
p:Oi I:5J. lO;O5. ll:O0 .. IA.
ROU 80 TRIP HUNTERS POINT, 30 CENTS.
YLATBUsH-AVE., BkOOhLf y. = Cents.
" NJ. LAFFAN.
General Passenger Agent
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uARTWELLS FAMILY SCHOOL, Union
,iia orange CO. n VI IAN rear, uta boys for eosso
=, has,nsss send for CIRCULATE y. g. MAXWELL n n
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Gxturslons.

4 SBURY Park and Ocean Grove Camp Meet
~ INK, Best Route is bS steamer PLYMOU ri Roc T.
Time table Oeiow
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Y An NORMAN INSTITUTE
y, Pounded 357l Sl5 West 57th ST., New VOTE FANNY
hu a. sclO Tor Young Ladies and Children Mn reopen
o'f' So For iu Information call SEND ior cilon
Dir. and n me VAN SOHAAN. PfMclpaA
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Business CHANCES.

Business Chances.
AZ ANTED.-A partner with 81. 500 10 ems
w gage M the lumber business IN Animas Valley 4
lady vii refused. Add.oss W. A. slkPhkSs. san
Juan III rmosa La Plata Co Colorado
NVANrED-To meet parties haviny $40, O0O
w busness already established and Of anQusA
ronaDle vrunL Address n A. u. EAriss Hotea. y. Y
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MANHATTAN BEACH,
VIA GREFNPOTNF
Steamer SYLVAN GROVE from foot u i@i-st r. r so
q.a5 iO.i5 A. A. and hsl' hourly 70 go m Retlrnns
leave MASHAr1AN BEACH al 80 lVlO, Hoo b IN
1900, J. 80 aud every nalthour 70 1888 p ~
VIA BAY RIDGE.
steamers 1HOs. cOLLYER and MArrEAWAN. rr1n
QlJ. Logs A. and dollY 20 80 . ~
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