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Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-06

Leaving cash balance in hand.. 5 ia SO
There was due this Fund in April
last about S9,60000 by Cadets. while
the Fund owed SS,e49.21. | have re-
ceived sufficient amount from collec-
tions to pay 20 per cent of the indebted
ness-which has been done, only few
persons failing to call for their pro-rata
up to this time.
Statement "E" shows S37.e3 balance
in my hands due Cadets for amounts
overpaid by them during session 1S79-s0
the original sum was S550.51 trans
ferred from the books Of Col. Boyd-this
amount was deducted from collections
for account Cadet Maintenance Fund,
session lS79-s0, and placed at the credit
of said Cadets, and by me paid to them
directly in accordance with resolution
of your Honorable Board thus leaving
the small balance above stated awaiting
the application OF those to whom it is
due.
Statement "F" shows the receipts into
General Fund since July 1st, 1881 to
have been
From st. Bernard Property. ............ $500 90
'Rapides Property ............. % 81
90 -.........-.-. ,02 40
s627 70
Transferred to Cadet NJ. Fund lS:O-sl... 627 Is
The assets of this Fund are State
Warrants for S7,500.00-three-fou
of the apurOOriation of S10. 600 90 and
the Indebtedness is 100000, borrowed
of Isidore Newman, ST., June "a, 1881
The balance of S2,500OO of appropria-
tion, due January 1st, 1889.
Of the s17, ,262.0O in Coupons / have
distributed pro-rata S15, ,631 .00--leaying
still in my hands balance Of 81 ,5s1 90 for
distribution.
Respectfully submitted,
II. SKOLFIELD,
Treasurer La. State u. g. A. d NJ College,
Mr.. Dolhonde, in behalf Of the COM
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-06

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic assists Digestion
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-06

NICHOLAS WAX, wholesale and retail gro
~ GER, dealer in plantation supplies. fancy and
staple groceries, wines, liquors, crockery, cut.
lery, cigars and tobacco, st. Louis street.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-06

4 HDREW JACKSON, Cotton Buyer, ant
IA dealer in groceries ana Plantation supplies
northeast corner of Main and Third streets.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-06

GEORGE N. BUCHEL, dealer in family ere
VI ceries, liquors, dry goods and plantation
supplies, corner Main and jackson streets.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-06

4 R0SENFIELD dealer in dry goods, ready
IN made clothing, boots and shoes hats and
caps all of the latest styles.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-06

+ UCAS LITTY, dealer in fruits and conec-
II tionerios of all kinds, nuts, etc, corner of
Third and Laurel streets
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-06

MRS. P. KAUFMAN, dealer in dry goods,
lFI fancy and family groceries, erookeryware
and tinware, Main street.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-06

Statement ''Dp shows:
Balance ON hand at the cred.
it OF Cadet Maintenance
Fund, session 1s19-SO as
per last report, July 1st,
1891, to have been........ si395 40
Cash collections since by COL
c. G. Bird, attorney, Gn
cluded in which is s95 O5
paid by Col. Boyd for Ca.
diets Meyers, Pullin and
Willis). ).............-...x13l9 43
Less Expenses and Comms 365 s3-- 9J7 GO
Cash from Col. Boyd for the
Commissions paid c. C.
Bird, attorney, for the col.
lection of 500 O., above
mentioned. ............. 0 80
1856 50
OF which ] have prorated and paid
to the Creditors of this Fund under
resolution of the Board. ...... 224O 60
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-06
LOCAL DIRECTORY.

TADOT d Way, auctioneers, commission
81 merchants, office and salesroom on Third, be.
tween Laurel and Florida streets.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-06

wv G.. RANDOLPH 81 CO., wholesale and
w recall grocer, and dealer in western pro.
puce, wines and liquors, Main street
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-06

~ PICARD, New Orleans cheap store dealer
VI in dry goods, Laurel street, between La
fayette and Third
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-06

0SHUA BEAL, Family, Grocer, dealer in
~ fancy groceries, canned fruits and every anti
ole needed In the household, corner Third and
Laurel streets.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-06

- MELDELSOHN, dealer in staple and fancy
~. groceries, liquors, tobacco, etc. corner OF
Main and Lafayette streets.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-06

I STEENSEN, Druggist, dealer in drug, medi-
~ cines, chemicals, cigars, fancy and toilet
articles. Third street.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-06

TAR. b. G. DUPREE, dentist. Office on Main
~ street, between Fifth and Church
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-06

GEORGE Il. WILSON, dealer in western
" produce, groceries, plantation supplies,
saddery, harness, corner Third and Conven-
tiOn streets.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-06

~ g. BIRD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Will
". attend promptly to all business intrusted
TO him. Office on Convention street, between
Third and Church streets, Baton Rouge, La.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
LATEST FASHIONS IN MILLINERK

AT J. G. Johnson's, No. East Fourteenth
81 the millinery department makes large display OF
bonnes and hats in trimmed goods. and OF felt anc
beaver untrimmed goods. beautiful bonnet is roke
Of dark green watered plush with green and bronze
shaded feathers, and chenille bronze fringe
plush with pearl beaded crown IL very elegant a
stylsh hat Is a light olive beaver, faced with
cardinal and band Of gold. the trimming being OF car
dinal velvet and plush combined. Plumes OF shaded
olive and cardinal To match pretty null OF brown
plush adorned with yellow bird and bow OF rDDoh'
matches a rich brown hat -,
The ribbons are rich and Of all varieties IN color ana
shade. OF silks and ycvets, fancy striped plusnes'
fayadere strips. leOpardskin plushes Tor iilih-
mings there is fun exhibition In drHg
lace which gives the effect Of real lace The variety OF
laccs large in style and cOlorF Novelties are TIDES on
bright coored ribbons and laces, and bright colOrcd
tues with embroidered silk spots as large az hfiy cnt
pieces Novelties in neck wear are c0laretes ana lc
new Oriental laces. The assortment Of dress tillnnIs
Is complete The display % flowers for corsage punches u
hcou'iiul Clusters of pond lilies and sunicwerS are
one Of the features Of the There are lcatncs
and plumes without number. There IL tul assortment
Of worsed goods and i"weIry. In gloves me leaAhg
things Rre the new sncde and Kid 0SqUcdT re anu tue
dnchesse with embroidered silk insertion
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PROVIDENCE LINE. ,-o, ,,ppcr

i FOR PROVIDENCE DlhECI, a.,
Connecting with Providence AMI worcester hhlTpll iO1
Worcester ana lll p1nt, uorth, VIA Worcester
The Palace steiner MASSAChU Shll - VIII lSaye, on
Tuesdays thursdays and SltIrlYA AMI h) Soln'r uhhA
TEAOn Mondays W tuesdays lll frtlly5A l. NJ fi'Oh
PIER 81 v. r., iOOtDt Warren. S., y 81" Ok
htaerOOms secured at oce3 OF "esOcot5 ENpros' Com
pany, andag prinlIpIl hDoli AMI Ticket ohcc+
ROND0UT, KINGSTON AND CATSklLL
Ii MOUNTAINS landing at COzzens West POintl Cora.
wall. Newburg Marlboro Milton. Poug kespse tsoRlS
connecting with Ulster AMI Delaware and WdlN NauSy
Ialroads steamboats, Thomas Cornell and James w. Bald
wn.olg5 tally H. IN. HartisOn-st North RivoE
except SaturdIJA when Thomas Cornell leaves AZ > Ia
BLOOMINGTON LINE TO BOSTON. I'm
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EA99uhAaAN
The Elegant steamers srONlNGToN anu NAhA
eErr leave daily except Sunday9as -, .
D T. NJ. FROM PlER5I y. H., 49,, -, orv
FootofI ll&, arrvingin Boston ut A. NJ FAKE 40 ~"
As BY ANY OfHERLINE 49,. NJ ,,,,oroous
sscuroiat Hoes " Wesootps Efpress O9Hty A. nj
House. and {i7 broadway and Metropolitan h's
IiiIl yenne IIotsls d. y. BABCoCK, Presiien~
l. W. FlLKIN5, dener1l Passenger Agent
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AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trans leave NtwlurA VIA DysOrcss"' AMI C1rtanb
iiarrsburg rttshnrr the West and south WIT Pullman
Palace cars attached r. tau and $50 T. rI. daily
Mltusluft, LOGS Haven. y a. $50 o.. me- tnifl anu
iTic It $50 M CORY Tor lltuS'Ic Pctro
,uu Crutrc ngt The oil %, lions.
Baltimore, Washington ana th' south Limited MNh!hE
ton Express ui lrimlr TlfIor daily except SUNDAY,
Iuu Co.,: arrive Waslill on Regular at 80 and SD
o. M $50 "ul 10 D. ~ AMI might 0uh'N t'o' :" '
I1prc,- f5r iialjmorr. except SUNDAY, p.
iOt Atlantic ttv. D. ~ ,cuul' ct't q t..l'H;, ..,
Boats ui "Hrooklgn Annex" connect wiih ai rrolsl
ram. Jg,'E Guy ai"'"'oF Sp''' anu "''' '""'''
ifgiusarriyr From rtt.burr. = 1910 io3j p.
and nltim0r5 600 M; $50, '-h 10 ana iO2GE im
SUNDAY, a. m.; g.Jj and 1890 g. From PhtliclphL
800 600 = gIo 1910 llID In ITO, ., $50, go = ~
lI.iU q. m. $3.50. $3.50. 900 uni 1870 y. m
I'O PHILADELPHIA.
TiIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AID SHORT LINE
sUNDAY. ImtEE s'fATIoNs ~ PllLADELr
DOUBLE rnhctE. T fHGH MoST TIaTE6vrD EQUIP
MLNf AND rms FASTEST TIME CONSlo-
ll,t WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
cypress Trains leave NcNNorK VIA Desbrossos and 'ot
aHdt streets Ferries, ~ follows 80. a..
4..O, $780, 3 $50, 9NO IImtci II a. M IT, 7;Z" ,'lu
2. ESQ., $50 and lO ~ M and l2nsht SunlAyt 1880 AMI
ga; me- J,G3p. 7, y 30 and lop M aul ~ nlsht , =.
Express Trains leave NcW-YurS daily except sunday az
$50 A. NJ ana running through VIA trenton ana '1l
Returning trains leave philadelphia 1901, 345, 525
z, 100 = $50 and IL a. tLinltoe Express LjO T. M l.
$50 A. M; t. T. 800 and 2. Leave Philadelphia VIA cam
den, a. m aud 3.jDp N. daily except SUNDAY H., ,
Ticket OMccs, 90 and O4i broadway, NStOr HOUSE a
foot Of Desbrosses and CoItlandtsts Cotst ana btY91
yn Annex Station loot OF FultOn-st Brooklyn NOS H.
llG and ll0 HudsOn, HobOkcn station jersey Cly ih'
grant Ticket ONCE hBattcyplaoc -, -, ,,u anil ,,,,,
The NcwiOrk Transfer Company Will cal lot anu cnocA
DISRR XVI Tii6 osf ' l'''oN''- J.R. WOOD.
'' Gcaerai Manager Gent Faat'r AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
Dressmakinq.

FIRST CLASS CUTTER, FILTER, and
N TRIMMER II ready for fall engagements e. o. per
day; reference Address Tor week COMPETENT IT'D
une Uptown Office, 1888 broadway.
DRESSMA KER-Competent and experienced,
~ would Ike ENGAGEMENTS by the day. hrsroiasS
referenoes l24 West 20th-st, near 6th-aye 49,
MRS. L. NELSON, No. 031 3d-ave, makes
M Ladies suits from s. so upward.
Ans EAST 3STH-ST.-Good dressmaker;
SO.D day or week make over nicely. or VIII take
work homo ON moderate terms.
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Bankrupt Notices.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE--That on the
I4th day Of October, A. d. 1881, warrant IN BANK
rupcy issued against The estate Of JOIlN - ST.
IN the County Of New ana Alo ul
New ork who has been adudgcd bankrupt on nus own
petition; that the meat OF any debts ana duHvy V @
property belonging 10 such bankrupt 10 him. or to s U.s.
and the transfer Of any property by him arc tOfDdut
law: that meeting II the creditors ~ the said bdnkiu ~
prove debts and choose assgnees m M
estate will held Court Of Bankruptc, To be houeh
go Broadway the city OF York before Isaac Day
Register on the 4th day o. November 4 d. l5el ~ l.
'1'N ~ Messenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
EW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
For TRENTON aud PHILADELPHIA.

For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA
Leave New-NoTk from station c. II. X. of n. j.
For Philadelphia, Ninth and Green-sts, at $40, $50 lllo
a. NJ 1880 4, 4;5O $50 !, IL On sunday at $40 a. @
For TEi and Berkssts. at $780, 7:i5. Ills m, $780,
i.}n- 300 7 pm sunday nc \: 10 u. m.
For Trenton, J:3O 7tj 03 lilo a. H. l3O 4jO O;3O
= 10 u M on Sunday $40 a. NJ, $50, Il D.
'Retilrn trains leave Philadelphia for New-YOrk:
From stations Phiia. and Reading r. Re- Ninth and Green
sta nj 30 $3.50 $780, III a. M lilo, 345 54O, Gao, IL D. H.
ON SUNDAY at $40 "A. M. $3.50. IL p. IN, -
From Third and Berksts at 500 500 9l5 a. m, l. $40
t.Ji t.,5 1870 u. m sunday at 7:45 m, $50 D.
From Trcnton-l;25 G:25 sos, 0O5, 1910 ll:4 a. M, 2
OBI I.D6 ty5 7;2U D. IN. Sunday-l:2j 92j 6l5 p m.
Connection i mado Jersey CITY Station TO and from
prooklyn and Erie Depot Jersey city. - %. -, 80
a. Tor sale m foot of iberty-st Nos. 239, 26l 40
0ii g5T 1875 Broadway, and al the principal lotels
Nos and 4 Court-st. and Annex once Je"eus Wharf,
Brooklyn. - IN, ,,.... lii ~ ,,..ni
cec baeyr nom hotel or residence destination AUli
caon can made at 9i4 amt LIS Broadway 7S6 sixth
az Scw. York, and 4 COurtsLi Brooklyn.
IoSEPU +. HARRIS, II. T. BALDWIN,,
Honerol Manager Gen. Pass. Agent
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Gtcnmboats nn0 Rai!rol95.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSE'

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ station Ncw-Iork, foot 81 Liberty-st. station In
Brooklyn loot of Fuiton.st., Jcwcls Wharf.
Commencing Sept. 2G, 1881. Leave New.Iorc
63U q. u.-FuT FciuingtOn E1stOu. Allentown Reading
IlarrisburE & ~
40 u. m.-Fur nigh bridge Branch El5on, Allentown
WnkcsbarTr Waycsly, sc.
Ia m-F,r Pennington, High Bridge Branch l.aston Al.
IputI,,l Reading Harrisburg MauCh Chunk MhliauspOrt
lnmlqua. UrfOu scranton, dc.
r. u-FOr FlcmingtO ElsiOn, Allentown, Reading, liar
ri burg. Nauch chunk, ltttston, &c.
ai5 n. m.-FOr Pennington, EaStOn. Wind Gap hauch
tlnuk DrittOu, Wtikcsb9rre, scranton,
4{u D. n-tor High Bridge Branch EIstOn, Allentown
Ia D. m.-For SumeTytle Pennington, &C.
5SOp m-For EnstOn Allentown, Reading, Harrisburg.
Maucn Chunk Nil6esbarre, sc.
SUNDAY trains leave AT $40 a. NJ IL p M Tor 5ouhd iIooA
and intermediate stations az $50 m for East0n' Allen
For newark aJ 5 $40. G:l5 G45 7;l5 100 500 $50 3
ID qit5 IOl5 1915 ll:l5a. 10. l2m l24j llj go,
$500 l. l30 .. bio, $780, 5iJ. T. Go $780, T. $780, $40 y
ram tains 10 local ponts sc, Time Tables stations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
jroohlpn lJropcrin for Sale an1 60 Ccl
Conntrn iJroperlp t0anIc0.

A EMBELLISHMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TmnuNE WILL DE- RECEIVED At r, lliE
frst.-i 8Os We.t Twenty .tnri-'t corner Eghthayc.
No % Fnutrrnst, corner lnionsguarc 100 IhiiI
ave corner Forty-seyentl4t; a the HARLEM OfFltES
Nos. lUOl and 300 Ihriaye., corner OnrhuhiI'lahh
twenty -hfth-st. % N, AZ OCULAR oiic1 rite+
TENARRYTOWNp property wantcd.-GOod dwell
Ing one or more acres near village price not over
LOCO Address WAHRI NGTON, Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17

rV,HE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
\ ALL Raj trom Grand CeutrHl Depot
Ihrco express trains uy except sunday "a Boston, at
sos A. M (parlOr cars attached and lOp H. tNl'h
uaacC alospug ears.
Suudh, at 10 D. ~ with palace sleeping cars
Limited tickets 20 Boston tall RAIN, 30. ,.
tickets par!OI seatscan beobtancl az hetropo
Fifth Avonnc Windsor Hotels ticket Offices AMI vt oiabu
CentIal Depot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
RECORDED REAL s3rArs rRANsFERA


NFw.YoRK cry
4oh s5 go 20 feS o Hughes lasso sslOs
eZn,sL t : : T. 30 - pe =, save oAiY' ~ 1890
SOU Infs si and another te sTiler - $500
A'cN NV COZ y1's nd am we 10 McAnnery 1000
l42 LIST s 100 io r% W'ave' $4,000
Ero ounce a. l s. Il On u YoriolEs 25il00 Emil 100
A't9 san Z III ~ s ~ f5' "osVe' $4,000
Ts Anderson l9 ~ o. C pu 90 1900
PSl 81 G'9 " sh sId another 10000
To- q \, 20 ra apJ Vie 2 toy Gra9 1900
li'isl INV 'Gr % enc b 3 nnGoy 10000
Sd2Te I 5S 81 oi,nsI z'Aoo' " 1900
lpgs 10 l. Ash and and another nc bum 10000
i'i' elagSr and Il ono,ier GOOo
'lSt 81 81 70 q " Ha6I,op 10000
ho fnm fS vel, 'A - ''' 5000
4Sa, = re S to- 0i Ei1 ay D 1875
Zd3 AND W Ti +, to Ns 5TI -' 1880
4 TO TO- Mary u iil and anoii $500
ca,5,s s. - it Of "iaaSS 55Si5oi + Xoyes
i'' ssa u + s i4 fros le'loi no.e, ao
lo2as T. to Ioi ,, $50 q ~ ttayg n '5fSIIl
2d3yc " Il t I' II 10, = mo- L''' IL 800
ManIoost ) No 20, 2Oz-; Boyd, referee, to -co
a2d-si - Of y;l-ayc, iGal.-.gi Hcs- ,-,
75tas' 8, y q iayc, 55x5; ii Blossom and s,.o,
i' a' 81 SII o %" kri. + .''A ~ 1900
old Pot Road At iIuCtionoi WJih,r-r and Locust.
& a'leJ N'h.,,er ""o WI. 10 ..O' $1,000
"a . a a, g'P l ,1 @ o. ,'' '' ''' 1900
31s;.si. @ia. 70 cof 5tba,c ;. lz5.i J. Turner
-i,r 1r ror'y. L. V lis 10 a,ary " Turaer....
L''ni2l''' a. 3D. Tar67 '' go 400,
i-' Hi,1n q, e. Emma a, ,.' o'A.. 1900
1881 ST. F., 81 To- l3sI.. Ia- 3. CO., 5thlyr, 2J29'Ii,
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday. Oct. 1G. 1881
The following sale was held at the Exchange
salesroom to-day:
BE- Richard " HarnCh.
lot Boulevard, Of 139thst 2illxl00 80 ooo
WoeseV SSJDOU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17

for paces. We have orders not only from this city,
Even from Texas. Ii is impossible to fill them"
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A REDUCTION OF FARE.
IL FALL RIVER LINE
New-YOrk 10 BOSTON, 50.
Newport and Fall River. 80
Limited tickets. Corresponding reduction to all Eastern
Palace Steamers
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
leave New FORK daily Sundays included, at from
flei o. Nort River foot OF Murrayst Connection by An
neN bodtlfom Brooklyn at 4:30 Jersey city p m
ckts ahd state be secured at all principal no.
T. transfer ana ticket Offices at the office on Pier y and ON
steamer. GEO. l.. COMMON
BORDEN & LOWELL AgtA Genl. Pass. Agt
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. -
n DREW aud ST. JOHN leave PIER IL, North River,
soUIm SIDE OF CANAI-ST: every WEEK DAY atsE
trains North West nd
Excursion tickets Albany and return good 30 days ~ 80
W. w. EVERETT President.
4 LBANY DAY BOATS-ALBANY and C.
~, NiBBAED daily Sundays excepted, leave Vestryst;
llcI SOD ana Z2st at tBrOOklyn, by Annex, al
nj landing az Nyack Ferry, West Point NoWburg POUCH
kceP7lc' ihturbcck CatSkil and Hudson. Connect at
AlDah} or me North AMI West Ncw-York Central and
ud'oa River Railroad tickets good this line Trip tick
els TO West iout NcWburC returning by down boat 81
Last IIlp uD OcloL-E I'D. and down Oclnnnr 20
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Dodr0 an0 Rooms.
East Side.


East Side.
4 SUNNY front parOr bedroom and hall
a GG board oq nr o yf ex g
HANDSOMELY furnished floor, together or
separately private family gentlemen only 4o3 9th
DEFINED private French family, having
man. Address HLFEI,ENCEs Tribune Uptown once,
ETH-AyE, 121.--WALLACE'S, late of the
- Wcstuoroiaud furnished rooms for gentlemen only;
restaurant.
a GRAMERCY PARK.-Two elegant suites,
main door private table if de,red also single rooms
~ EAST 31ST-ST.. Fifth and Madison-aves.
bat Sc; cSoIls,ye highest iarsfea5e. ''''''
DI EAST 22D-NT.-A bail room on third
- foor win board, - week also splendid front
basement long closets; Handsomely furnished with refer
sD.5ND-ST, 10 East, Large and and pleasant
- room vIh board for gentleman and wife OF two
.1.( Observation-Disclosures rooms to rent.
u EAST 20TH-ST.-Fumished rooms with
. without board reference permanent parties pre-,
1alTII-sT 80 EAST. Two superior floors ele-
30 gmfIy furnished with private table
5slD-ST., bet. 9th and Madison-avc.-Ele-
~ CANT acconm, da ions WIN or without private liable
to 4. BAILEY, Il Vest 55th.st.
ia EAST 3OTH-ST. - Rooms for families or
a single Ef ul4clhcu wiz n'dIl. i'iel'hctS'
* EAST 25TH-ST.-A gentleman and wife
t.rebolrd with pleasant surroundings references e1'
EAE FAST 23D-ST.--Very desirable rooms
- in lr,tcass house good table references required
.D07 EAST 17TH-ST, OPPOSITE STUY-
- Vs. ST sQl A,,I-Be3u-i rooms second TsaT
West Side.
VNnAByN ,,,l TNSVpTTC'TIDN In T,,,,-ofo flrn-
ID y for or three grs Fl references aud moderate
i,rms utery.sa at Eyeliu Board Directory - W. 35thst
! ARGE. comfortable room, well furnished,
ton , 5 am Is Ea 81 west I I5 SGG between sI
5th and Gtha,cs
1 HANDSOMELY furnished suite on second
ctcs 'I isj ' %c 4 i1 appointments "''' ''Y'
4 WEST 29th-st. and l3S West 23d-st--
n Arar,m'us EN- suite or sn2ly llud-omey iurn,nei
Iivat, Die Win 'r class appointments arrangements y
X WEST 2OTH-Sr.-Large room newly
l'g furnished, second story, So hail room adjoining 80
* WEST 2OTU-ST.-Small and large fur
lc mshei rooms at ~ aud $40, second hoor WATSON
81 WEST 27TH-ST., north side second
On cio door; extra in -l, aud appoinEents ali
> 4 WEST 39TU-ST.-De,irablc third-story
- front superior board; references exchanged
- AND 30 26th-st.. between Broadway and
10 6th-a yc. handsome and comfortable rooas with
board .r gentlemen aId wives oI four single gruteneh
T,irrtucc-
;0 W. 39.-Rooms, superior board .(private
'IU tblc dc.re Hill room fo- gentleman references
Ig SulNGTON-PLACE. second door
west Of otave-A private family will let nicely fur
ul-ru and rooms TO geutcmen good board next door,
references exchanged
Board and Rooms Wanted.
GENTLEMAN, wife and son, of the
r highest r, spec tlbv want wclflrn shed apartments
winter central locality Iartics Of Retirement
iug % supplement income viii lind his
usually desirable opportunity. Address, giving particulars,
i.uN Ills Post Once.
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For trains local points se' Time Tables al Stations
NOR FREEHOLD

Leave at ., S:l5, l0lO A. M II m = a;3U Z D q p m
fGR ATLANTIC CITY, EXPRESS, =. II. with through
car. arriving at Atlantic CITY at 900 y. ia.
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" Ma lay route and sandy Hook At 1920 H., 3:45
m for ast Long branch &C. ON sundays, $3.50 2. m.
~, Ualchpurt- sandy IlOO and highlands =, S:l5a
m IL NJ. !, 3. p. For Monmouth Beach and seabrgh
b S.l5 ~ m, I'm. $50 A. D. p m
VIA Fed Bank-s:lj q. ~. for Lakewood. Toms River
Rornrsat &c 2 D. N. for Lakewood Manchester. Toms
River ATLANTIC ClrN and all stations 10 Bay side
nj fnrI NJ nAnnh. TOms RiNtr. BancgAl, &c.
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For UIuhury touu, Errwst. Carmel. Nthopac and inter
mediate s.t obs ,o,r lo'h-'t J@' De- &c. daily and 40 T.
da. ly r,c,ut SUNDAY.
1T tlIuT1C intermediate stations
lJ,th rt 90, &. u. ga s. kept .undB.
la.ytuNu Nri"YiH p.tiLl Ird Way leave l1'ih-t 800
u daily ,.,rp. SUNDAY TirIf" station. -l3 Nr- 5.dsi.
the Transfer Company viii call Ion and check bag
IL n -u- b. 1 ! m = 4
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A -CITlZENS LINE. TROY BOATS.
80 RI EH sTEAMEito SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY
eae fIEk No 40, North River foot OF Christ0pherst,
Daily except Saturday az connecting with early
lhs or the North and West Sunday steamer touches at
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Countrn Bodr0.

GLEN RIDGE, Cornwall, y. Y.--lIouse now
open 4OlcrrlJt ,rDIll tIs yltar VOL lr', trs'I
got IJlrs, nl cIrrLs5% stLs1A Sc On plaza
JAMES J. ROE
DAVILION HOTEL, lslip, Long Island, re-
< main, open until October IL. JAMES SLATER.
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I SOUTHERN RA

At SO am u M, . t. 8. p. For Keypor at 8,
f.l5, 1890 a. H., T. IN, ., 40, q p 10.