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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03

The Chronicle of last night thus pic
lures the gamin of the Comstock get
ting ready to palaver the public. When
not engaged in putting out their intel
lectual force through the insidious
cigarette or cigar stump they are keen
and bright as their business commun-
ings show:
"Wot yer goin' to holler to-day,
Jamsey ?" said one of the leaders Of
the squad to his partner this afternoon.
"rm goin' ter sing out: Here's your
Central Percifk train robbers. They
make fyasko aud skip"
"Wot's fyasko, Jimmy %
81 dunno adzactly, Patsy; but it's a
heap of money, you can betcher life on
that.'
SWELL" said Patsy, "'m goin' ter
holIer: 'Desprit fight ON ID street.
Crosby's gallant defense.'"
"Wot's gallant defense %
"Hittin' a woman wild club"
This took Jimmy back little, but he
soon recovered from the temporary
shock and said:
off 1 don't hit 'em hard wild de
fyasko, Pll boiler: --latest bulletin
from shington-condishn' of Doctor
Bliss'-that'll knock 'em sure"
Those who buy papers Of the boys
have fair warning.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03
Spiritualism.

Mrs. Aug. Meyer will hold her usual
Friday evening circle at the Ellswort
House, and will give farewell circle
entertainment on Saturday evening
3, at 8 o'clock, consisting OF
test songs by different spirit controls,
readings of character. Ad-
mission so cents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03

Charley Brown, the owner Of the
Heuston mine, west of Carson, came
down yesterday morning from Vir-
ginia City with A. J. Tyrell, and the
two have gone to look t the property.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03
COINS.

NJ. Cohn is now getting in a full line
of new fall goods the equal of which
have never been brought to this city.
All kinds of fancy goods of the newest
pattern and splendid line of gloves,
hosiery, laces, carpets and ladies under
wear at Cohn's one price store. SLIM
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03
Good Mineral Water.

The Glen Alpine Mineral Water sold
by Doc Benton is now commanding q
ready sale wherever it is introduced,
and physicians are prescribing it for
their patients in cases of Irregularities
of the liver, bowels and kidneys. II
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03
A Stiff Bluff.

The Idaho Statesman is authority for
the following, and coin generally talks
where horse-r racing is the matter under
discussion "The Carson APPEAL
claims the horse Red Oak, owned in that
neighhood, to be the fastest horse at a
half-mile on the coast. We can only say
that the Idaho Park Association will
give a purse of $500 for race at half
mile heats on the 9TH of September, for
which Premium and Humboldt will GER
tainly start, and perhaps Rosa S., the
little wonder from Baker City. If Red
Oak can beat that field his friends can
win five thousand dollars with less than
two thousand. In this connection we are
to state that a man in this
city will bet, if all three start in the race,
$500 even that Red Oak does not beat
Premium; $500 more that he does not
beat Humboldt; and $1,000 to $500
that he does not win the race. There
is no dead shot that he can beat Rosa
S., let alone the other two.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03

Suicide is brought about by various
causes, such as dependency, religious
excitement, insanity, business reverses
or love, but no one has ever been known
to commit suicide after consultation
with Uncle Harris, at 221 Kearny st.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03
THE DEVILS DILEMMA.


Sine. Barns, the man who brought
the famous suit against Fair for slice
of the big bonanza and was beaten by
the Col. and Judge Sawyer's pursua-
sive arguments to the jury, is always
on the alert to give the Col. a sly dig.
In Candelaria the other night a parson
attempted to start revival meeting
and Barnes was on hand to repent of
his sins and experience religion. When
called upon to give his experiences he
arose and in his usual vernacular pro-
ceeded to tell the audience of a dream
he had few nights previous: which SO
interested them that there was dead
silence on all sides and the preacher
felt that he had snatched an old brand
from the burning.
"Finally I met the devil advancing
toward me-" quoth Sine.
"Did you pray for divine strength ?'
said the preacher.
mo; the devil was crying like
child and 1 wasn't a bit afraid"
"What was he crying for ?" asked an
old lady in the anxious seat, greatly
excited.
"Because he couldn't git jim
off his hands," replied Sine. with his
peculiar nasal intonation.
The plate was passed Immediately
md four dollars and six bits collected
u the spot.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03
The Boss on Deck.

Senator Fair arrived from San Fran
cisco day before yesterday and has
taken charge of the mines again. Says
| the Chronicle: He will remain here
for three weeks and give his personal
attention to operations in the north-end
mines, now assuming interesting shape.
If he should renew his old time sue
cess in bonanza hunting this commun-
ity would readily cOncede him to be
one of the best Representatives the Com
stock ever had. Mr.. Fair went through
the lower levels of the north-end
mines this morning and visited the
office of every mine under control Of
his firm. He was passenger on last
Thursdays passenger train from San
Francisco, which was ditched by rob-
bers near Colfax. He looked through
the sleeping-car window sand saw the
chief of the gang (who happened to be
standing there giving orders to his
frightened pals), but he did not go out
side to cultivate his acquaintance.
When Mr.. Fair came out of the mines
this morning he looked badly wilted,
but said the trip had no effect on him.
He is hopeful of prospects at the
north-end, yet the reporter did not get
so large an amount of definite informa-
ton about the mining situation as to
make him round-shouldered packing it
up the hill from the Con. Virginia office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03
To Rent or for sale.

On liberal terms, the house lately &C.
cupied by Judge Beatty. The house is
partly furnished and has block of
ground attached. Apply to James
Fraser, County Building. au91m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03
STOCKS.

MORNING BOARD
go Ophir-6,4
40 Mexican-l0k
400 Gould and Curry-7k
$50 Best and Belcher-I2x
$50 CalifOrnia-95c
3l5 Con. Virginia-l 95
30 ChOliar-2 so
SO SavaYe-3 20
800 Potosi-3 10
100 Hale and Norcross-3 20
20 Crown Point
100 Yellow Jacket--5ss
40 Imperial-l0c
IS Kentuck-2 10
20 Alpha-3 so
40 Beicher-3
60 Condolences so
l3a0 Sierra Nevada-I5G
$50 Utah-I0;.
100 Bullion! Is
80 Excnequer-1 20
$40 Overman-1 so
100 Justice-75c
$50 Union-l27S
800 Alta
$50 Juia-4Oc
$50 Silver Hill-l0c
$50 Lady Washington-l5o
200 New York-15c
$50 Benton-95c
$50 Scorpion-l Is
l25 North Elk. Utah-S0e
800 New Wells-Fargo-la
100 Cursis-1H
$50 Andes-l 10
EVENING BOARD.
20 Euraka Con.-2s
80 Jacksonville
100 Belmont-5Gc
500 N. Belle-l7s4
100 Manhattau-2
900 Grand Prize-45c
400 Argenta-l5c
$50 Star-30
200 Belle Isle-20c
200 AlbiOn-2 20
$50 Wales-s0c
so Mt. Diablo-6
200 E. Mt. Diablo-l5c
200 Belding-5o
240 Bodie-9I
800 Bechtel-1 o.
40 Tioga-4Oc
325 Bulwer-2E
200 McClinton-lOo
100 Syndicate-45c
600 Black hawk-l5c
500 GOodsbaw-45s
100 South BoJie-5c
$50 Mono-3 So
100 Con Pacific-50c
800 South Bulwer-2oc
$50 Noonday-5o
so North Noonday-sD
100 TiptOp-5'1
80 Head Center-l
100 Giant and Old Abe-2ts
100 Silver King-19
50 Belvidere-25c
$50 OrO-45
700 Addenda-20c
200 Sulphuret-3
100 TranguiIty-2
$50 NavajO-6Oc
$50 TuscarOra-3Oc
$50 Day-2Z
500 SumInit-25c
100 COncordia-1L
GOO Holmes-55
100 BOOker-15c
800 BOdie Tunnel-2k
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03
NEW EASEMENTS.
WANTED.

4 FIVE ROOMED HOUSE WITH LOT.
~ cheap for cash. Apply by letter only to M. F., at
The lice OF this paper. eepS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-08
RAILROAD.
anLAI rnI.Nk iiNE

ASD UNITED @tATf-i VAIL KOtI
IrIrs l'arr ef fur.. VIA D's.rpstt anu NoIt.aalt
- trf.fn &C. follows
llarfsunr lsit.pu T. the W.T. and south with FimAn
IlIs.t.t Az 40 ..n.i 90 0lfl - d1liY.
N.Iiam-ulri. Io,s Havoc. 10 ~ 30 1, ~ CORY a1n
Trrtt 500 o. connecting '' '"ffJ Tor illf'.' E''4"
lrurf Centre 90 tif fti ~ -t'nE ,,..,...-
.ftulr. 'F.s.UI.fn ahd TO- -UutL 'l-l.irl Nt7hnr
Il.r ftflpr ,t-a iaI' except NuliAi
i0a alrVs "a .iu ton o. 49, i.'fth' Al g.; e1d = 81
. m s. ut. sunday. ! 20 a. 90 aud 4Ap H.
"a .rr-- 2 4 A. uo.r. xDflf -I ia o.. ] . ir.
f'f-
Iuaia l;riY.iyu Annex" connect "a o.. thf"Afh
tran. a. .re ~ ABORT. -ic, and rect u nsiec
To- Lrsihitu tritr. ,........ - a., A., . -. Al -, o..
LEANS 1n i''''''I y . ~. - ~ -, " ~
ADJ I.,..I nar, t.sUa IN $50 o.. l~loar 't % a..
-In,it.. 90 %. Co.,. ami ih - 49, w. fto,' a's.
piiA 81, t. - 80 IO+1 llAoa m 40 800 go
e. b. Cd ID luau u SUNDAY. 500, y.Jl ,,
I,.to - io1 "a, q go e.s,. To- % and .5Uh Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-08
rrHE ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the
4 NfW.YOHK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

4 EfW.YoitK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
hRsSoEnESr - TRAINS i,ANd SFflcr NOVEMBER IS 1880
va m.-tmc,hnau ahh ,hle4sp ~ ~, ~ N'"'N'
~. IN. uDuy-fast ~ liils hAius. a. ,so Wr.t am
Southwest Pumaus Dsst prawinErooh sleeping OoA0H"
7" -Pacino Expires, Tor ~ Vest seepiag
Coleies through unAIo i.ar@ tSS U.ai t Ana
5'lSHp M .n,graut tram ior the Vest -
Trains leave chamDcT s,r'ct DPP III Do ,rlD 100
T. M and ~ midnight saturday nights only 7un4"" VIZ
a. @ oST ,5d Pauc D. 1850 10 1919 m.-the lG2o
g. m main sops ~ Rutherford only on snndays-i- nod
night Sundays B. $50. 1920 o. H. las $3.50 n ana -
" pn o. TO TO- 1920 u noon lij $50 $40
o. bio Z: 20 b3O. J;lO $50 D 1857 y m anl a. tn
night sundays II SJ0 lo!oA No. 4i' e'1o p n' A"a -
paleson via newark Gas $40 ll3o M $40 40 S2S
Clio $50 D. n ~ midnight saturday nights omy sun
day sl5 NJ g'2 p a H. l.t5 $50 s. GlO as and II
msanSht suodayA D. $50, lO2O ms Lao 0;Sop W. AM
IL mL nldnisppI 100 10. 90 a, IN, 4;gJ p m.
EewtnTr and Cornwall 7'OO a ul ''So '1' D. Z" sun
Gay Eos ssS ssd Kingston M $50 m Sundays $50
IN d I5J o. lU1O nj $3.50. 800 $50, 7. 75 p IN,
1890 a 4 so, Logo a. NJ, $50 p IA.
Mddlc'cMa; i1os M $40 M Inc A M a5J
40 I2sins connect vita NowYorK ana oswogo A4iAni
lI nr e a. sT 9so D. 1920 NJ $3.50, T. 7iGR sun
days s3u 1000 ~ 81 ansrisr Of and quarter after
.h or nom 6l5 10 DIo aud Al lOto aud IlsS
M for passage and for Apartments in Drawing Room
sr sleepng Uoaeel can DO oblnned ana ories Tor ths
15ess Nos 1sv fUl y57 srosiwAy, NJ 4. No
Trains m tao Vest Afrivesu New'fork A. i1S
and nae 20 ana HB8uPR Ssn Psssr Agent New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
ses $50 400 $50 ~ $40 n a.lsS viii VIII
sundays "a 20 and u;so 2 IN , Inc ii''' y" "~'-
issys 1 v s1a and soSss ZOO oSo so
mo. y. ABBOTT General PAssr Agent Ssw'Yor-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-08
Bffambcats ann RaiIrnana.

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS, LINE.
zhs NEW STEAMERS SARATOGA ANDClTY OP TROY
toase rIER 80, N. Il, FOOT vEsTRYsT. dalV, ex
M at connecting with morning Fainf FOR
NOrih nnd West warmed witt steam.
S'eAmer leaving on SUNDAY touches at Albany.
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
,DthM and ST. JOHN leave Al North River.
soUIH SIDE OF CANALsr.. every WEEK DAY AZ o o.
~ 1ohnecng at Albany SUNDAY excepted with
Snins norm, West and East Staterooms warme1
81 s sion tickets 20 Albany and return good 10 days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-08
IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL.

l SORr H GERMAN LLOYD
srkAM,liir LIE BETWEEN NENfoRK.
MAN -,t AMI. y MISE - sat. April %
bUF H....... Ssi. Apr lHi IfAP- ETrB W., MN Y
RA1ES % PASSAGE nom y EW.YORKtp SOUTHLAND
TOS. uAv;sE OK BWEMEN. 80. "a
FIRST CABIN ...... . 81 SECOND CABIN -.-.foo
SffFKAGR. So
Return tcksts relucei rat.t Prepaid s,eerage cern
Gates 81 steamers sui from Plsr botN on second ana
Third SIS .HoOnktr, NJ. 80. ..,,---,.-- ,.-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-08

Express rralu@ clf NcWND.k via ucs1ro7es and Cort
isndt size 80 ~nfr- a. f0li1Hr ..,. . ~,
h. 1tip t.mlt.l. II a ~, J. J-p oIv.
p a sci AMI lU a. ni ami / tnglt -undly& 49, AMI
. ~. 3D.. .. =. go an 80 D. u and ~ night. 49,,
f.pfrs4 iflinslrNt NrN iurs du1 tk'ep. ,hInal' A.
GA H. ,ui D. No. runun' thro1sh va Ir'h'oA ana S'h'
dtu .....-...,-... 80, ., ...-
= t nuI 90 q. u u.uuit"i lNPrr,s in M j. ..
4 go, \ auI 10. SInilf. l.9ul, 34j a-D, =.
rIpA u Z. p ,.l and D. 90. aff Philadelphia wa Cam
den ; A 10 .lil s 90 p. u. lsN except sunday .
TcLet Ou.e. jlt nId ~ Er04dwAY, AEior nous. Mu
t0rtaldt Court Il anu bslu.
lvu tin,.t NJ ou. Futon.st BrDlsyn, N'N rs
10 md lfud,lust ~. -taon, Jcfsry Gay Em
lrrlut I1c.rt OnlCr. = battery llIco
Tho transfer CoHpIny Will cah LOT suu t"eDN
bag o.tt and ruAucuceA ..,.,, A, povp
IEhNh THOMSON. - ~ " 49,, %, t,,.r,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-08
IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

Hamhnrg American Packet Company Line for
lLlNpl IL CHEiiBDu 49, ant UAMBO 80 ~
IA pAiIA hpui uI y - lDl ALI ....Aprl2 u
" iELA Ami l:ltE LEFT. .........Apr X
iacsB n1,rlss Ia PVmpItn. tDlfpL 'h'rDpnr< Han
lud all pJnts .pIfh ~ Enkaui First CABIN.
500 second cabin. so S'ee-tE. 40 ROuud trip
A. stcerl-s from and
Southampton So
KCNffAtDr K CO.. C. n. pfcFAED 90.
tseurlAl Agents. General PassenI Agrnta
ID srpsd ~. y. Y No. u Br1ldway. y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-08
JNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QULENsrONN AND LIVERPOOL.
SOTICE--1ne steamers u ths Line taxa Lieutenant
Pal tl,VsH
cry ~ MON IlsEAI........ ia URsDAY ApL IL. m.
CRY BE.tLIN ..SAlU tDAi. Apt -, II noon
on, OF HlsIfSs .rHT tuesday,. Apul -. D.
cry uF ca. ....--....oA II kDAf. Nay =, ~ 4 m
~ u ifJt D.. kDA1. nav IL. " 4.
Kron iTer ~. y. II. iootOt Cnariion-sL
CABIN $50 aud 10 Return tcKct. on lvorso' terms
SIELllAGt. sZ< Prepaid. so. Drafts al loSeslfItsA
Saloons smoking ant "a i.rbJni thtlslipL
1l,fs STEAMERS 80 not carry alta sheep o. Jigs
JOIfS g. DALE Agent, 81 and 80 Iruaiway y Y
Philadelphia Once. No. 100 south tth-ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-08
aIusical Instruments.

DEATTY's ORGANS. $50 to 81, 900, to 81
- pisnoa sl25 M Catalogues tree Address or call
- '''pS bANIEL 4. BEATTY. Washington, y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-08
Gltp Real Gstate for Sale.


For sale, without exceptions, the cheNp-
IA est handsomest ard most ccmpee hrstclass extern
dweilingsp Harlem 19o 1873 4O Ag west an ,r.
fine cab net brown atone 'front.' with bay windows latest de-
eigns houses 65xlOu. JAMES FETIRETCH, OoO 4thAN
nor INVESTMENT-ON BEEKMAN-ST.-
il Fine store propertv paving 10 per cent
RULAND q WHITING. Beekmanet
TOR SALE on 15th-st, just east OF 6th-ave.,
Price and particulars OF T. B. nAPGCoD 20 West 2Sds
LNOR SALE.-23 West 126th-st. brown-ston
il threestory house in good order very desirable In,
outre OF w IL CRAIG, rs West l26thst. or J. CORBIf
cor. of 29dsL and vta-ave.
&6(El W00 TO LOAN On IMPROVED
D. A. BILLS, ~ Plnr-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-08
BALTIMORE and ONO RAUROAD,

w W. EVERETT II. President
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
On and FhisdeiRSis Baiti5ore an rH wasSins1on
~ Depot a. the foot of cortaudts
s'Sos mehIcept SUNDAY for Washington and the West
Louis Entire All Mnsahston Cincinnati CHICAGO and 81
c.r 10 DAILY for Washington and abe West with seeplng
70 the New B. and o. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
1a Ss'T sI1 9s makes ,1s faster ste time
PrEipep1 New. York ONCE. SI6 Broadway
u the Pennsylyana r. n Company Wv 1'-'' '1' '''''
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
BTookyS toa 70 fSeT;YorK foot Of beryL in
So@mescins jtnHSry T.. iss Leave NewYorl. foo, OF
$50 e mFor Pennington Easton Allentown Reading
1880 a NJ For schooleys Mountain. HIGH Bridge Braaeh
Va It western H. H. Easton. Allentown. Wkes6arre
SAB m.For bennington. Easton Allentown Re,ding
burg Manch Caune WilliamspJrt Tanaqua Drftof
rnr ~ to hieminston Easou Allentown. Reading Har
r S;5, p iFos Easton. BAN Mauch Chunk Tamaqua
4i$op mfor scbooey's Mousialn. High Bridge Branch.
AS n @neh Eo S NC r.,,,,-,o. a.
RSsre rS5 ha' It ~ Inv ana " r. r. Allentown
sun ay trains ley" at oi5 a. ~ D. M Tor Bound Brook
hnI llemeia,e fiai.lns at $50 ~ Easton Alien
o fSr NtwalS az 5l5 6i5 Gas. 75 7IG SIS SIS. els
M T. H .ao 7i vi MS :. gi iG5 Y Y.p T. 80 $50
lur trains "a o"a rama $50 p me Table. stations
20 g % the iuf'yu ana Es Annex" make connections
10 and rom Jersey cry s'auoh
NETWORK AND Long BRANCH DIvI-
AL. Rail- LI~E tr r,fh irnboy >outn Ambor. Rel
ai "ng iALc. pcolu Grove A-bnry Park Point Pieat
so. YEN iHF,r Ham At ATLANTIC cry, sc.
lh"t ~" f"ih 0ot Liberty IT, 40 .. sis, li4j
J. - djA 8. 53Op
FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
at'l'. llfj e. m. l. ,.Jlp IA
y EAN-TFRSEN SnrerfrrpN DtTT,t,v
~, Law Nr"- i''k loot Lucrty-sL. y. L.
for ~snlr look go ii.ij 4pm
fti A.nu'1. Beach Sci1.l Ga and u hilniA j. g Is
- pa 100. ..ft %.
Ni1t't Hark
rlJ1. ui- fn- ID. ,fY). Toms Hiycf. ra-ncgat &c
a., ,.r . '- H "N N'i'i' t"r. Tons Itv,f. At.
Ian Itt 90 ~ .uI 40 cations tu Blts.f..
eel ir t d NJ q. Hlffext.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-08
FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
- Al-. .-L-N- Inv. lnL. Of lL--rL. Er..La
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
INV N-M-.--k lol- LL---lI-.L. y. q.
NEW-YORN AND THiLADELPHIA



Tor TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Lave Sew Tors foo station e. Il Rot - j. foo, II ~.
49, i".acpni- Nuta a.'d Grecn 81. at - .. iil5
o. DID. b. . 90 '.' Z. D. p O.. CA SUNDAY a,
20 filr;a,i n.r,..,.. $780, ,"llI5am.lgo 1870.
f...." 10 >,nI'. ., 80 = m ~ ,,,.
e.. II IS. 70 sa,', ~ -. -aiiS 80 M. 50 o
ram, l.asc rY,'ar pima 'gr y~e..ors. >.-.
5io ~ i-,. IA Ca ..ulay 40 : - - 49, ~ IL D. m
tr'm fhi'a BcrS. So At i.'' ,ii a.i p d.. 10,
d" g. ', - dnm ~lIil a. ~ e. n 80 T. n-
,s. F.. '.o,. t..l.l d. m. = ..Lt.t O5o 7.4I. s.!j
oo4D,c'a D.. 90 80 at I,i-c, 90 s'auon TO and from
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49, sni Hnse, , "a - ,s. VIM 81 syn
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cannon 40 .. wa It 'itaqi o.. s Ero,dway 9s hiye
se ,. 49, .'' ,' sa - Nv .' 80 er-' ''' I'D
FALL RIVER LINZ FIR sos ION, ,,..n
fiooeh L',s sid and Lar ~ hr.Ici TO al principal
i,sl.h.e., -traue .Siwronr ana ~ coLoSl 'eavc
q. Nui''' q, o, M C1v%iGfii|S Via hNNty n,s,s
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a. ,bs-up ,irsr 50. r. i-l daly a. Van
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il.Ia 10. ItN fut NV VIA llisf.i'4' " iva
?. fatnr.. i.fL's ralt4ul tII4th
O. urHIauHItI Al1Alf an A''I
tfifff o. t.its law va "f'' lfc"' y
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iroL suI -1ccpuns 'tltw 's1- o. A'i'r'i" va T'.''
nlr-
i0r m. rarnr ENpr.ft d1ig Win se'pi1t ciri -:
l,.I,.sfer lilf4Io 4lf tJ 49, D'.Ht sal 'nihtp
~ esr-pf.is sunday n -if ~ 'afret "a II Abtlt
4I.u a. p. alghl t.Ep.e,, VIA -espIs o.ft o AjAif
sul f-fT
N.s,nf. 'r,-s ih-t fftr..tatf al 80 ahh IA
lff..sdws All lbJ Nasliug lnnSL. BrOuxyn
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Brooklnn propsrin for Sale ana 10 Get.

Clernont-Ave.. Brooklyn.-Lar- e well built
~ brick house with Fort Greene PARK.
for sale low. rutland WITHIN No. b"esmApst
nor SALE.-On Broadway, Brooklyn. new
Two story extension htusr has improvements aud
accessible by lines Of Ia all par Of YORK and
Brooklyn, building lots for Hae Oh graded aud paved
sir.cts Apply 10 4. ~ bUlDAM,
$780, lG8 Evefgreen.ave.
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Otean 5tenmers.

A NCHOR LINE Il. ). VAIL STEAMERS.
n kEW-YORk AND GLASGOW.
FROM lter No. 20. North siycc. Nes-fJrC
Fumes 1...Apr l3.3p IN Ethiopia. April - p M
Ancnora .Anrl %, m Cii clssa. prl 80 a. NJ
Iu-7e 5i"lusrs 10 ut 3lrrg ;sth sIe,p > bts@
CABINS, 80 20 SO EXcIr50l uskeS ~ rel 1891 tt5)F
second 12bln. So Ste"rl ~, So,
SEHYJRK r. LDND ~ DIRECT
From Pier No 40 North Rivrc. ;bDt II ;ltrlebgt
'Ausr'ii, AmJ. =. ~. T. vs.a......Aprt 49, a. M
Napu+rp AM SD ExGITNbI TICK - A. redlceirlsoA
-tetn - rcd d. NJ carr Jts.elg3st
III UkIl-DN Z b Nllng-lire9n
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~ ,UNIlfD, STATES MAIL iv hAEhS;;

EUIUN IINt.
NJ UNrIFD STATES MAIL CLEANERS.
FOR QUEES~rOwN AND Lty%HPOJL.
IeayiutP,' j3 u Z. ~ ,. ntnEs-
WiSCONST ....... TUESDAY. Apn: -. 3:3o D. m
ABlsNI E-DAY. Aud - 30 y u
" ~ mo. ...........TUr~DAI STAY 3. 30 a. m.
AtlI TUfsDAl. Nay L., 2tl D. m
VS. o. ~ ESDAN Nay ~ q ~
~ tnesrsernsr arc INIT y cDL Sl3r-.tstt CO.
parinr0ts frrn-let VII er'-fr tNu'f - ntp
ne AIlt3 bB. aIs vi tgrs1llt taYe
ur Iatj rppm .nD iiu yr") n. irtSnrrpn pisl1 al
each 20 The ar iuIDsr irf thust1tr
apdurls.
500 ISIEllMFDTArE. So SrEERA6E az low
OFFICE. 40. - Bkp ADWAY
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MoNARCiHI IL LI NIX an, LONDON

MONARCH LINE. -
vi NEW YORK aud LONDON
4ild new flst Sislnifs
Ieay. DOCK d Jlulhg P9yJua ferrg JospY jir
Norman Nouaph Apdtg Ervptian Monarch. April 23
I,tC Il ..C.i. Arm Is hSNtian hOaalcb, Aprh 81.
tnpcror aeDnmoilI)1 for iaoon passengers No steer
age tlkeu IIepd seeasc II low RACES
Ap.it 90 a." genera
PATTON. vICKERS & 60. Agents BoSnng-gresa-
DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
i sallng from Pier loot OF Csn,l.sL. North IlyeE
FOrtnc lsthmus OF Panama
~ Scent City Monday April IL noon
CONNECTING FOR Central and south America ahd hsccI
from Sau frAactsco - japan and ClinA A., "a a.. -.
..
trom ran Francisco 10 Honolulu NcwIeAana anu Aus
49, A - ~,
arrival ~ london ma- h ~lu cftlil,'p
forwarded 10 AN FRA NCl sou. : ~ uNiDt
ISLANDS JAPAN. CHINA, NEWZGALAND, Az SrHA.
LA. SOUTH AMERICA CENTRAL. AhE"lOA aai
MEXICO , .,..,,, ,,,, ,ooi, A.
Compauys Ofice Pe. 100. " "a al ST. North fvSr
oup-N' H. ]. BULLAN.
uncndcnt.
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r1prc.. rrllu4 clt, Ncrl,.A VIA ue1ro,4'4 AMI Cort

NtNT ANB TALE EA-Ii-r 10 IN IfiN-l7llNE
WIN AB-DLC ~ SAFETY
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DED STAR LINE.
IL tinted tates ANA Royal Belgian Mall steamers
~ EItl SATURDAY ron ANTWERP
Tie spleudld hTstcass, full powered steamers
RELGkN LAN D....' .oaluIsy' Al' ~ ~ y III
.~aurday, Apr TO- bOo a m
glno.s stateroous smoking aud bathrooms anllshlpS
~eco a O accommodation uncACeLed
u MAN deck.
No horses cattle snrep or pigs carried
ttr,t cabin 30 and $50 . -. -. .,oo
seeo I'd csinn. SO prepai. $50; excursion slOO.
steerlrs Sg6. prcpaii, 42i excursion, ~ %.
PFTEi RI8Il1 e SONS, Gen Agts. ~ BroalWay, " l.
ROTTERDAM LINE.
IL steamurs eAye WArsoN's STORES. Bro0Slyn ,, m
s.,is,ll,n .............. .... " eduesiay. May /
WesiuesdA, May lS
istCapn fo0-s7G ID CABIN. So rteerage, s25 steer
age from ROTTERDAM prepaid 30. II. CALAl y n Agt,
ian.st Freight Ags l.. ". NORRIS. 30 Bto9i'y O. r A.
WHITE STAR LINE. sre,,,,
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL Mall - Pa III i''
Ft1It OIf kfNSTOWN AND LlNENFoOls
kOTICE-The u this Lane take tne i,duo
rccounicndc.Dy LlouL Msury u . ~ on DOL 'ue '
fIC G,,pt JepnnSs Saturday. April g. i so pm
BK1iANNi Capt Perry..''' .,lIna ,p ~ ~, II a "a
BALTIC, capt. THURSDAY Apin ~, ~ ~
dim NC capt Kennel Saturly Alru ~ % = ~
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. Foor VI WEST
These steamer, AZ, uaorm HI, AL il,iro.si a.s
foOms are placed lslpt wLece ~ ho's 81
ieastieL a1ordlng degrospt eontosS lti'e'
"ssh saloon $50 and sloL Return tickets on 4sos
able terms otoef~ko '''1a LAO N
i9grhh,'sss.i,anssolsry neither olta saesp norp'yS
AMI Dtner tlt1r nND1 lp1b a. si'
COMPANY so"'cN " - r. T. CORrIS. Aseal
C. L. BARTLETT & 10, Agents. Bostoo- -
BARRIrr a UArrELL Agents. Phnaie'1nN
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Gelp manie6.

WANTED.--A Protestant girl to do house
w work for family sfnve. ApgIy between and IL A.
N. e. 20 wesi 2fthsL