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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
A

AID UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
iri.nF leave Nr" YORK Via Dc-pio,ars Cortlandt-
sire, Is frrllNH, follows:
Hams Iurr, Pli tluIP llc Wrst South.
Palace Cara attached q. 3D., @ and ,3p p a. d1ilr.
dtan port, l"'e - Nrn, % q. n. $50 D. M Cory md
~, ai $500 connecting al IlturNllc. pctro.
ltHn Centre lid thr fl i..tIYus.
Baltimore Washington and the SOUTH Limited WaNing.
ton Express Of ruiman raIior cars daily. except sunday
lNa mi arrive Washington D. 800. E"gular l
a MI 40 amy D. f and - night sunday, $3.50 a. NJ
Iu s,for Baltimore except sunday. p. m.
lot Atlantic CRY, Do, Wllllout chan % carr
Fonts "l 'Ito"Hl}n AuurN' connect with all through
neat Jersey c, anorus speedy and tausfc.
EI."iAlyu tity'l
Trains arrvci From Iu fhurr. =. l0i0n. ~: 035 r. M
dhA o. 10 D. M oIily, except Monday. Iioul WASHINGTON
anH ii@i"r2te gag a. IA So. ;-, 800 and 1000 -. m.
Rhi, i30 900 - g4Oloto 90 %. in, liO p 800, 5.20
1910. ll.3Oa TO-; ESQ., g::5, p.5tuI lO5O d. M ' ' -
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5ituaiions Wante0--femaIcs


n PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
o. % sns OF good, competent female servants German
ouol useluI girls iDr city ala ,e
InM servants At the large oldestsblisied RR
above l0tl-st. 49, '-'"'0' ioareA mouse
{ HAMBERWORK, HOUSEWORK. WATT
- M or URSES, &c.-By and Protes an -
tVt S3Jy and country at moderate AT tho PR0s
-aS1 hoaE ~ IsEAU, 1873 6thave. above lOtnst
I ,HAMBERMAID and WAITRESS
sasI Intelligent oung girl as waitress careful " @
Tr6 n glass neat Ia person and ut willing TO assist
city a Coz 6th1aya
hear sothst, JACQUINS BUREAU. ~ "'o'
I HAMBERMAlD and WAITRESS an
omsaa Protestant girl respectable and wen rec
competent in either capacity Az
"sss also understands about Children No 8se 80
ave, between 22d sd sts. - W. QUO oth
I yuAMBERMAlD and WAITRESS -Rv a
mendeS rroesiant girl respectable aud well recon
IN either chaunlcrrnai ~,
maress also understands about children c ar III or
ny Cal 292 9th ave-. ear 1Stb.st A' 'J VI eoni'
Cos0hs Ss,-,Isy reliable American young woman
cooking and baking by the ees az an Kinds Of
wy reference 2l5 West 20tllsL 'H' uneAcepuonabie
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Gtcnmhnll9 nnn ilnilrn1Ns.

\ MANY POWELL.-For Wost Point.
80 Cornwall NewourE rcugkccnsi'; Eondout anl
4T 44a 20 HaT0olG by eiry II " Is FOOT irY
ccpte. CONNECTS ~ Pom shkc r-r win evening train
the hudson River Railroad tor NORTH and WrSr ConVcu.
lcnt route 10 the CAiSkILL MOUNTAINS baggage b.
~.
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IMPERIAL GERMAN line

D Hamburg American Packet Companys Limo for
PLYMOUIH CHEEROUEG and IAllBJ iO. o,
MIElAN ....--..JuY TINIMBtttA --...JUly 81
YVES fPiN IA Ju' ~ uTNpN ill.,. -
hatesot PASSAGE to plymouth LONDON. 'ietloNi nam
burg and all points in the south of Eugland FIRST Cabin
800 second cabin. $50 Storage $50 Round trip
al reduced rates Storage from Hamburg, lavro and
SOufhamptou,
KUNHARDr e 60, CT. RICHARD e CO..
General Agents, General Passenger AGENTS,
Er0ai-st.. Y. Broadway, ". y.
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NETWORK CITY AND NORTHERN RAIL
PROVIDENCE LINE.

PROVIDENCE LINE.
a FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
'onneoHg WIN ri"stenee ana Worcester Railroad
The the Palace steamer MAS,AGii GsiTTS wi leave ON
TEA Oh dndays Wenesay any rni me steamer GALA
- 70 -, ~ w., ooi OF Waricnst, New York.
pdhJ' ana at pr II lpal hotels ana ticket olnres Inn
RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATSKrLL
WaH yovrn ,,, ,mng - Cozzens west Point. Corn,
concns With UseT and % bear rSa aG W EySoP.
railroads steamboats, Thomas Cornell and James " I.i
Saturdays when Cone leaves roai lyeH
oo"Aec's Nj" special 'ialn Enough Inc Mountains
SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.
WHITE sULpHuR, VA.
Cars will leave Pennsylvania Railroad Station Jersey CITY
ForLURAY AT 9:9 55 A. NJ. AND $50 p. NJ.
,,r. For WHITE SULPHUR AT $40 p. NJ.
" te sulphur without change the privilege
fomaon apply at sket 70 1 the cpseTs for ana
General genera 9iees OF me company, LagersowI Md and Nos
% ana % Sontn 3n,st, Philadelphia.
JOSEPH II. SANDS snpcrihenden h." r"'9e"sor Agent
STONN1INNGT0N LINE TO BOSTON.
steamers g roH Nj Nrd pSlM SnG EAT
''"'o "rilf' fAae'Ei R Srnd ay At %
.oo % st. arriving In Boston A. NJ FARE AS Low
Ar Tir ni e. Ca a OIIliEk LINE
secured a. ose OF Express COMPANY at XS"T
Fin veS Ss S1 sd and 1897 broadway and metropolitan
L. ". rl"NINs, General Passenger Agent ~ ''''''A~
I'llE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
Tbroe e1 1iu .NE,WfORI from Grand Central Depot
palace al f. a pailor cars attacled) and 10p. with
teks nsIy1 a. 10 with palace sleeping cars Limited
PORT EXPR Ess train at D. m with paror cars W.
car seats cam b IL swpor' a. $50 m TeGets and aor
windsor Hotel ticket oices and At Grand nsnot
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VO PHILADELPlIlA.

TIE Old ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS l:ACm WAY WEEK DAYS AID . oN
SUNDAY THREE STATIONS IS PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW-fONk
MhNI AID TIL FASII 81 TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY,
ENIrcs4 Trains Now or Via Desrosscs and Cor
land streets lcrr follows:
1910, $50, - $50. llO limie,l a l. .
D. $500 ana I'D D. and 80 uirnt. SUNDAY
-, o., q 500 ana 10 p. m. and D. uifit.
Apios' ifhnb leave Sew York daily, except Sunday, ut
den.
Eotnming riins leave West Philadelphia l2:0l hi5, 5:25
90 =. 90 ami II a. M (Ihmc Express 1880 m ! g.
=, i' - 'o2 ana " p m ON SUNDAY l2ol, $40, 525, :
ESQ a. M J, Z, 900 aud Leave Phladclula
d,i, - u; "a; ana so ). m daily, except SUNDAY.
Ilckrt DnccH, 90 ana 1ii
loot ana fan,lt
~ Annex station foot Of Fulton-st, brooklyn /
llb ana Tx Hudson st. IObokcn station
iplant Ticket once, 81 BATTERY place.
The New York Transfer for md che
bIrr from hotels ana
FRANK THOMSON, j.. WOOD.
General Manager, Gcn1 pass'r Agent.
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IL
E. FOR FALL RIVER BOSTON AID THE EAST
cipa cities, inland 1It 80 ashore resorts ol
the provinces. Iho splendid steamers
Nhl~IpL And PRO NfNTNCE
gave daily D..
Per *. E foot of MuIrlv-,t d.cct t0 ran srr
without stopping at Newport Grand promo ltdc
every evening" y the splendid Ils or'-fr4- ait',td
1" these -"mcis Long water route fu nights rest five
monr trains TO "o-toni short ra le luno Ouc hour and
aquartcrl.
NEWPORT LINE
- ONLY DIRECT LINE TO Nl.NrnRT r. l.
Tho best route io Narh9- Nuo' ir. Nantucket Cod
resorts and a points Od oouv railroad $50 'o
eu"n , 'nl~ INC tar7 lower imam by other routes Mag
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY
Leave Now York cNccpfei -. from
I1cr2 ~ il: connection by AuoN nom Brooklyn p
jersey city, D.
Ickoi- and atcoos both lines may bo secured ~ an
principal hotels tck,t Offices. al the o,c ON
l1cr ~ and on steamers.
List OF tours and excursions Al low rates app.
cation.
BORDEN & LOWELL Agents
FOR BOSTON.-TUE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman ~lccprrs via y. =. y. H. and II. Leave
Grand Central Depot az ll.55 p ,lgs and 10. 80
VIA Ncv YORK ana Nevg-itnsland RAILROAD
EOR the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
- SPECIAL FAST ENPRE~S THROUGH TRAIN
WITH fAEi0R AND DAY CARS. connecting w.th tho
~ SIONINGrON LINE from NI.N-N DIRK.
White Mountains
Leaves ~tonin4ton steamboat landing daily except sun
n@N~ m a. in stopping or hrrartl- pro.dcn.c
dinner at Plymouth, through WITHOUT CnANGlNA
EOL. TIE
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
a DREW and ST. JOHN leave Pier II. North River
SOUTH SIDE or GANAIrsr, every WEEK DAY at 9p
M connecngat Albany Sunday morning eXcepteO with
trains North, West and East.
w. w. ENEkErI President
A LBANY DAY BOATS-ALBANY and c.
~ NiHBARD daily Sundays excepted leave Nestryst.
lief c5p and 22dst az (BrOOlsyn by Annex, a =
r. M. landngat Nyack Ferry West Point, Ncwburg Pough
ketIe llncptcK, Catsh and Hudson Connect Rhine
nrcA ny Terry WI the 2l3 m train the Ulster and Del
aware H. u IcketS sold and baggage checked NORTH and
NIL NfV- CORK Centr3 and Hudson River r. r. tickets
Fnou VIA tS me 1rip tickets to West Point o. NewSurg
tellilunaE by, down boat 81. SPECIAL TRAIN 10 and
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East Side.
A DVFRTTSFMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK IrIBHNE WI BIZ RECEIVED AT rRB
6rst-~t Sos west rrcnty,ii rd,st corner ,gh,, ave-
ave. corner Foriys,vcn,ilst at HKRfEM oFFiCES
Nos looi aud $500 rhua ave. corner one hundIea and
twenty hith ST. up TO : p w. at regular office I.tsS
An INVALID may obtain hoard and attend
~ with retired ply stefan heathful
Thy town. PHYSICIAN, p. O. boN i,.9' city.
4 Elegantly FURNISHED ROOMS, with
~ Out board. for gentlemen. 40 East 3stl'-st
GECOND FLOOR also third floor rooms, with
- board at so - 5tave; quiet and cool summer prices
$TH-ANE., 253, near NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
% rooms newly ana handsomely furnished. at summer
rates breakfast given desired references Nil DE required
ESTH-ST, 145 Esst.-The entire second
V floor also other rooms front pailo ground
week.
seH EAST 2OTH-ST. Handsomely furnished
wSou S"a oons for sent@mr Sreskfast seiv a
sired reference
Vsse EAST 4OTH-ST. Zone door from Lex
~ y % l igi. h H92r Tor nSnsceeSp-
ouired
West Side.
An elderly or invalid gentleman can have
~ qniG, home and goS4 n care IN small family 3ssr cn
broadway.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, all
improvements without beard. convenient 10 cars terms
1l WEST -ST.-Second house west of
extra in and appointments without board,
ali modern improvements; summer prices.
.)DD-ST., 33 West.-Desirable rooms to
JAS WEST 42D-ST.-Lovely, cool, prettily
i So furnished rooms suite or single in smal.
genoel family single rooms very reasonable 20 hsol~ss
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r''e from Ne"-lorh One way, SO %; Round trip 81 90
EKEEIlOlD and NIW-YORK RAILWAY.
Leave ion Freehold 5;l5 745 Il. II p 43O. $780,
q tW-JFRSEN SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Bay Route Via Sandy Hook leave at O. 1910 n. $780,
$50 N.ln.
Q. 1910 a m, 9:i5 p. n-ror Ocean Grove Point Pleas
ant.
., 10 ':So p m.
For Mouwouth beach Seahrs SC. via Branch ort 5i5,
~ q" a. 1nr H. M, = go $50, ESQ m.
";l a. n.Nia lod Bank FOR Lakewood. Toms River Is
a4H l,rghiT' inoand and all stations TO Bay side.
., ~, III r. w hci Bank for Lakewood Toms River Is
alN li'leNts. sea side PARK, Haruc"at. &c.
p All Hail-l;3u D. In.-Via SANDY Hook for Lake.
wool Name hester, Iuuls River, ATLANTIC CRY and all
stations 90 Bay side
1870 D. m.Nia Red B0nk for Lakewood Writings, Toms
fiNtr, Island lei "a,
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NRESSMAKER ana SEAMSTRESS-Ry q
~ good dcssnakor and scamscss: make nicely;
would Ike To- go ~ the country for summer monhs singer $,
&c. 1GtlI-St.
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SOUSEWOltN or COOK and LAUNDkESS
a by a Danish girl undc stands her business Vol
is also first claSs aundIcss viii assist with work
family best references city country. can at 292 9Th
ave. near lNth-st.
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Ocean Cleaners
CHOIR LINE u. s. MAIL STEAMERS.

NCHOR LINE u. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
"a NEW-YORK AND GLASGOW.
From Pier NO 20, North River, New York.
q. u. lAnchUra.....Juy -. p M
1evo, july l6. Q EthOua -----iulv 30 . a. H.
These steamers do not carry CATTLE sheep or pigs.
$50 Excursion tickets iucet ratios
~ second Cabin, 80. ~teeiage, -.
NFW-NOEK TO LONDON DIRECT
From Pier No 46 North River foot of Charlc'sh,
ulv H.. a. Gallo nit--...Juif . ' H.
Cabir 500 SO Excursion tickets at reduced rates
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents. Bowhns-0ieen
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
~ BETWEEN NETWORK AND NANNE
PrrofCom any new. No A. North River foot Of Ncr0nst
travellers tls limo avoid both rsnsl hV English fni
vae aud dscomtots of crossing the Channel in small
ST. iNURrNr. ~erNcrn.-.- " elaosly J 1ly l', a m
ANtRIOI IT, ~anteii. WaiucsItv July 20, p.
TFANCl. riud0 W cang Siay, July a "a
if 90 Paris amounts 20
LOUIS DE EIEINN, Agent, no. Bow Iug-D'lteu
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(OOK, WASH, IRON.--By German help; for
- city country. can be seen at the PROTESTANT
HOME BUREAU, l3s Gh.ave, fourth house above lOths
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ttlarbic an1 Slate tllantels.

WOOD AND SLATE MANTLES.-Thc most
w varied and complete Of mantles
mbitoL 4. b. sIl-wARr * CO. - West -3d-st- New
York
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FARE. 50o. EXcURsIoN TIcKETs ~


FARE. soc. EXCLUSION TICKETS ONLY COO.
MANHATTAN BEACH.
Va steamer SYLVAN GROVE connecting with trains Va
GkhINHNlNI. leaves Pier foot lBisr. Iig.-
MANHArrAN BEACH M s.f5 a.f5 1915 a. m. ana = Il
Trains leave Manhattan Beach -35 10 HOS a. ~ l20S
llo 100 D. M and u and 30 minutes past each hour III
S p 3D., " - ' 4, .,r r -g,5 p y, ~ -
with trains via BAY RIDGE, leave Pier foot WHITE
hAlI-oI terminus ~ Elevated Roads. haH hourly fnon
$40 $40 a. n and half hourly from lO:lO a. lola
p.
GRAND CONCEPTS hv GIL NORRIS FAMOUS BAND
listed hv WALTER EMERSON solo corref ana other
eminent salo~ under o.. direction ol iii p GfLMOl-.
every AFTEhNooN and l:NENl Sc.
GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
by thc a, Nlndra exhibition ,ornpaay,
Mr.JAlIfS PAIN. ol London.
ENiHN SAIJ RDAl ENENINC.
FAIRY LAND At MANHATTAN BEACH
every Tuesday and Thursday nieht weather permitting
GTARIN'S GLEN ISLAND. /. |. Sound.
- Most attractive dav sun'lcr resort ia America
old fashioned RHODE ISLAND CLAM BAKE served N
a
lNo grand concerts daily BY JeNNES CELEBRATED
SEVENTY -FfI1-r REGl stFNr BAND
Including ihe following great solosfS
MNc. louise Linden oaNOpAOao- Bent Bros. Cornes
Popular steamers
THOMAS COLINFR. laura N. SrARIN and SYLVAN
DELL viii make trips IS follows
Perls y: r. Broome-st +. r. ssl,st, = Glen islaa-
$50 \. ". 500 4. NJ ga. n. lt.}1 A. u
i HE 4 q N lq1: .t5AM Inn I'm ii TIE 4
ll5rM i:i3pM 2PM $50 p 4
Sso N SIS p NJ * X.
MAKE Gully SD and sroDmests. landings.
EXCURSION TICKETS. 4Oc.; CLAN BAKETICKETs 75c-
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(OOK.-By q thorough Gordon bleu French
cook who master of her business and makes the very
speaks French and English and has the best city references
Gail at the office, COZ 6have, bet 35th and 36tlsts
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OOK, &c-By thorough good cooks; meats,
" aoups pastries biscuits cake, Nc for city country
ready al the PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, 1873
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DRESSMAKER.-L0di chidrons'. infants
a. boys; operates al Inachncs w ". perfectly
go i'm country 81 day Address j. c. 81 Last l4thst (A'
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Z
- Trains Hunters Point daily fcxccpt Sruaar Sex
and j u.. -. 3.S5 4:3-. $3.50 ana = d. nn -
Lowe long Beach N-3. \. H.
.i DIS 1900 ami % D. IN. sunday llunfers
Point :. $50 ami II A. Do. - =, 8, -. ,.al and D
JfANe Long Beach 100 ana ll--D q.
5:-i, t2n. D.. $50 lnd $40 q. IN.
"a. Tho -
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NENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY,

X-NiaJton III NoW-Yor1 foot Linertyst station in
hIooAlAn ROOT OF FuiiOnst, Jcwcus Wharf.
Commencing June y, 1851.
Leave NcW-fOil foot % Iibcrtv-st. fOlloyp,
,o1p =. n-tor tlenngon EastOn, Allentown, Reading,
Harrisburg, etc
- go a. For Schoocy's NoUntan High Bridge Branch,
H.. ana Western X. r., EasOn Allentown, Willesbarre
NaNcly, etc.
. a. m-Fr FlcmngiOn SchOolcy's Mountain High
rdge Branch, ia-on, Allentown Reading, Harrisburg
Mauch chung Villa usport, Tamaqua, DrftOn NantcOkc,
Upper Lcliigh.
p. ltor Flcmnpton tastOn. Allentown, Reading
liSpnrg Nauch Clunk Pittst0n, etc
$40 lnfor FlClniuoto0, l.tsOn Wind Gfauch
Chunk IamoQua prifton, Wiyesbarrc, scranton.
$50 p m or Schooeys Mountain, High Bridge Branch.
Easton. Allentown,
! 4:ln p. M For ~omcrvillc, FlomngtOn, &c.
9"n p ln-~for Eason, D. b.. and W Il. r.. Allentown,
hSWlnF ll"irS'urg, NGuch Chunk, Wlkcsbarrc, sc.
SHnay trains leave at S43o m ~ for Bound Brook
ma iyIncdate stations; nj 800 for East0n, Allen
| town Harrisburg and the West.
For Newark at D 5f5 6I5, 6:45 7:l5 73O 90 $50 Q.
sito ~? 1919, loi5 ll5 NJ II m. l2f5 l:I5, 2 23o
- e., l., & = y - 33O, ODD, Is, G:l5 ESQ, $780, $40, 8,
| ~ - 1880 ll:l5 j. p.
For trains local points Time Tables at sta
| y !. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
-" -. RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy, South AmbOy,
iN hhlN Long Branch, Ocean grove, Asbury Park Point
| Pleasant,
Jcayet 7.i5 7l5, Q 1890 m 10 M. . $780, 4. l:3o $780,
| G:3O, $50 =. IN.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
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6OOK.-BY very competent Scotch woman :;
~ sober and honest has excellent references mai soups
desserts, bread, city country; woman who can be
trusted to responsibility makes her employers interest her
n
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{ MAFLlN HOUSE, Beckett. Mass. among
Nm anons berkshire ms 20D coi above The sea
i'lh- pI'"ieSt no mAarlai 10 mo.Quo0- nrstcass in
dress A. q. Gross. proprietor. 49,
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FIVE TRIPS DAILY.

PLYMOUTH ROCK.
Leaves foot last 2IL.-t. a.l5
- a u. and Pier 3. y. B.. %
g. 1n. ana 3 =. m.. every dlY,
. including sundays.
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JNMAN LINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS.

NATIONAL LINE.-Fr0m Pier 80. n. Il.
~ QUEENNTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
EGfPT...J ny % p. m. t.lIN July 1G q. m.
cor LONDON Victoria DOcks.
ItN Me-, July ~, c. o A..iU 1880
Capn 500 $40. currency: prepaid tickets
60 aud 7S Broadway. y
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TNN MIA MIC OILY.
SlIDRN Ii y I-OifICN lrINIE

THROUGH CAI,S-LOW fST FARES.
ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESS 900 p. III. with thrOu
cars, aruVinga at Atlantic city at G;i5 D. m
rare from NeWl Ork: one way S3 9J Round trip, 81 81
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n
10 United states and ROYAL Belgian Mail
EVERY SATURDAY FOR ANrW
The splendid. lrSt-class. iuli-pOwsrcG s
SWITZEkLAND.... n day i
IL l.FtHlAN d.. -...... ..-.....S atutdav.
Saloons, siatcroOms. smoking and bathroom
Second cabin accOmnO alton uneXct,lcL
StateroOms an on main deck.
no horses. cattle. sheep or pigs clrrleL
First cabin. SO and $50
Second cabin, SO. PREPAID, so. excursion,
Storage, so; prepaid. 81; excursion, .43
IELEE MNLl.IIL Il NlNS- l.nu-L 4 n-L.- - !
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w ANTED.-IIome in the country wth a
Christian family tor ,rif rl of - wlcrc she could
i'm to house be considered equivalent ior board Address
with references HOME katounh, NcN.Nork.
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4 'APE ANN.-Bass Rock House Good TEar
- Dor Beach. Gorcesor. Mass Finest gurf bathin Ind
ocean scenery the Atlantic coast send Tor Blu st,te,
oooA according Cape Ann. MR.. +. g. BROWN.
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Largest ana most Central House in The Park the
only one having Passenger Elevator Warm salt Water c-
e Baths Telegraph Iron Fire Escape, AMI an important
flIsteas Modern improvements. Splendid Spring Water
very bene6caD Shady Groves OF health giving Iioes.
no Mosquitoes.
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ROTTERDAM LINE.

~ steamers leave WATsON's STORES, Broollvn.
- \ v, ednesiay June ~
MAS ,-I4y IIf,-
l. ~ An
Isl CABIN SGo-s7o. pa CABIN, SOP steeage, s2f steer
age from Rotterdam prepaid. T24 II. CAZAUN. Gen Az
- south Wnnam-st. TT Nt'iI EDEI. 81 CO. ~ south i.
2u-st.. Freight Agts L. W. MORRIS, way o. l. \.
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NIONARCH LINE.

IVA NETWORK and LONDON
splendid new
Leave dock adjoining PaNOuia Ferry jersey City.
Eet Ptlau toialc uy 81
l'dau MOnarch.....-J p Persian MOnrlc ... Nuv
superior accommodation for saloon passengers No ste,
age taken ON eastward Prepaid Storage aC low
Apply TO the general agents.
PATTON. NICklERS 6 CO.. 3 Rowlina-Grcen
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Gnmmer Resorts

u - ~ liOtHE, OCesln B"acn. n. j.
~, nov open for the season; situated fifty wards from Il,
WIN On ocean Wow from every room; extensive piazza
SURROUND inc mousse Good accommQdaiious for families
: NJ. III lrllL. .Lr.c.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1881-02-18


THERE is an interesting struggle a
Washington to get through Brady's cor
rupt star postal service appropriation
Last year, Including the deficiency bill'
it was 81, 100, 900, though Brady represent
ed that IS, 100000 would be indispensable
The report of the sixth auditor shows
that only $685., 2749s was expended, SC
that Brady evidently calculated to have
the extra 81 ,174,000 stolen, besides what
was actually pilfered. For the current
year the appropriation was hloated to
81, 1875 900, $450,000 in excess of the cost
last wear. For next year Brady demand.
ed Ss.2OO,0OO. The House, not to belle
all its preentions of honesty and econ
omy, cut it down to $685. 900, which
was full two million larger than there
is any need, afiording pickings to just
that amount for contractors, jobbers and
lobbyists. Now the Senate, which is al
most always on the side of extray. gance
and corruption is trying to raise it, un-
der the lead of Wallace, to about what
Brady demands
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1881-02-18
Waite in Jail.

From the Springfield Republican,
The ex. bank president retains wthon
apparent restraint the freedom of Turn.
key Bolles's Jail and hotel combined. He
occupies a neat, pleasant little bedroom
warmed by diminutive box stove, and
his youngest son. VIII. is with his faith.
er much of the time. and carries the kew
to his chamber door as if he were the
jailor and not the more regularly ap-
pointed official presiding over the guset
register below. When asked If he was
allowed much liberty, Waite ruefnlly
smiled and said he had all he was able
to take. referring to his shattered physic-
al condition. He sits about in slippered
feet and dressing-gown. talking scarcely
above whisper, and ever and anon is
racked by a distressing cough which
plainly enough indicates how seriously
his lungs are affected. Next week is
the time set for his trial at Burlington.
but whether he will be able 10 appear
then, or the outcome if he is. is Of course
problematical.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1881-02-18

Some of the secret history" of Justus
DARTS coquetting with the Office OF sta. Q
superintendent of education is now pub
lished. 1t seems that he refused to serve
in the interests of his friend Edward
Conant, who failed Of reelection, it being
bargained that Gov Farnham should ap
point Conant if Dart was only out Of
the way. But as soon as it was known
that there would be a vacancy there was
on avalanche of applications to fill It,
Among others c. J. Ager of Burlington,
and j. J. r. Randall, OF Rutland, had
the best qualifications and very stroDg
endorsement. But Gov. Farnham hadn't
the moral courage to appoint Demo-
crat, though SO clean and capable as Ran
dali, and in his embarrassment appealed
to Dartt to reconsider and accept, and
after all his backing and shutting the
latter consents, now that some individ-
ual have agreed to guaranty his salary.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1881-02-18

MINNEsoTA, the most dishonest of all
the regulating states of tie Union, though
SO stiffly Republican in politics, has now a
chance to settle her debt at so cents on the
dollar. Selah Chamberlain, the largest
holder of bonds, is tired of pressing for
payment, and offers to accept one-half of
the amount due him, if the state will sub
nit the questions at issue to its supreme
court; if the court decides against the le-
gality or ms ponds Ire pioagrs uruIself 10
throw them into the fire. The state has
always refused to submit the legality of the
bonds to the judicial decision, though pro
nouncing them a swindle. She is fully
able to pay every dollar, and has not even
the excuse of the southern states in carpet
bag Irregularities. If now she refuses
Chamberlain's unprecedentedly generous
offer, she is no better than highway rob-