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The Osceola times., 1881-10-15
Fatally Poisoned ~ . Pia.

A young married lady Of Albany died
Monday In the Adirondacks under cir
ru,nstances Of a most singular nature.
Before going out driving Saturday she
l,ricked with . brass pin cold sore on
her upper lip and rubbed 1t with CAM
phos. Before she resched her hotel her
lip commenced TO swell, and before night
her whole face was swollen 10 an alb.
normal size. Her husband Was tele-
graphed for, and arrived before the un-
fortunate lady died. but she could not
speak TO him such was the condition Of
lar face. Erysipelas bad set In of the
mos virulent type, and death resulted
ulshin IS huu,s. Tie body vas hbff11;uiSShs: bff
+, Altnoy By The sorrowing husband,
&a.fI fesesdAS NaD inferred.
The Osceola times., 1881-10-15
PHESKSCE OF MIND.

There was An amate'r r theatrical per
frmance few nights ago at the Austin
Colorel Bluelight Tabernacle, the object
being to raise funds TO provide Parson
Blneso with horse and buggy.
Just about the middle Of the perform.
ance ono Of the most fashionable colored
ladies in Austin, and whispered to her
that her father had just dropped dead.
The distress Of the poor woman was
fearful to behold. She became hyster-
ical, but recovered herself sufficiently to
leave the hall, crying: "Ohl want to
die too. Glib me return check, and let
me 60 see my poor dead fodder"
The Osceola times., 1881-10-15
THE GREAfrn wog CONTAINS ruE LES.

Yesterday Gilhooly saw an old and re-
spected citizen of Austin, walking slowly
up the avenue, with very painful ex-
preston of countenance.
What is the matter, colonel"
81 am panied TO think we did not get
the medical department, too"
"But you walk as if your feet hurt
you"
81 have got corns, and the infernalst
tight pair OF boots man ever wore, but |
am 30 panied by the loss Of the medical
department that feel as If had slip
pers on, az far as my feet are concerned.
The Osceola times., 1881-10-15
GENERALIZATION IN ORDER

"You have got some holiday to-mor-
row haven't your" asked Gilhooly of
Nose Schaumburg, as they met on Aus
tin avenue.
yes" responded Nose Schaumburg.
solemnly; Tomorrow we shelebrates nit
brayer and fasting de anniversary OF de
downfall OF Jerusalem"
"All right. | wish ysu happy down
fall"
The Osceola times., 1881-10-15
HER LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE.

A woman rather shabbiiy dressed en-
tered store on Austin avenue and asked
the merchant at his desk 10 give her
dollar for the support Of her aged moth
er.
You can't come that game on me.
Yonr mother died last week"
"Well, amt | her heir1 Don't repre-
sent herr
The Osceola times., 1881-10-15
RgLyING on PRoyIDENCg.

what kind Of corn crop have you
got this year" asked Gilhooly Of Sam
Johnsing, a colored granger who lives on
Onion creek, and is very pious.
81 can't tell yit, boss. lse waitin' to
see what de Lord gibs us. Oars muffin
on de stalks so far"
The Osceola times., 1881-10-15

One Of the first charges brough
against Methodist minister in this
state was brought against Peter Cart
wright The charge was for worldliness
and the specifications was wearing sus-
penders. One Of the committee VINO
tried DR.. Thomas referred to this charge
during his trial, aud said that perhaps
the doctor would find that the presen,
Rock river conference was composed Oh
suspenders.
The Osceola times., 1881-10-15
Maine News.

Hop Bt>rs, which ars advertised in our
columns. src sure cure for agus, bilious
nsa and Kidney complaints Those who
use than ssv they cannot be too highly
recommended. Those afflicted should give
them q fair trial, and will become thereby
enthusiastic in the praise Of their curative
qualities -Ps~iiori /vess.
The Osceola times., 1881-10-15

AL the good things Of this world are
OF no further good to us than as they
are Of use and whatever We may hesP
up to give to others, we enjoy only y
We can use. and NO more
The Osceola times., 1881-10-15

will be, and after few experiments in
measuring one can easily believe il, but
not before.
The Osceola times., 1881-10-15

A RUSSIAN lady, who is dazzling Paris,
Is named Mile. skirtsofT. Evidently =
member If the Black Crook ballst.-H
O. Democrat
The Osceola times., 1881-10-15

ted and Inadequate methods most
stupidly, without having tho life TO
even inquire whether there are not bet
ter ones.
The Osceola times., 1881-10-15
COMMERCIAL RELATIONS

Nose Schaumburg caught Jim Web.
ster hiding away some articles from the
ten cent counter. At first Schaumbur
was disposed to send for a policeman
and have Jim locked up, but he begged
off 80 that Nose let mp on him. Jim
wanted to give back the stolen articles
but Nose said that Jim had to pay the
usual price or them.
PAY for dem," yelled Jim who was
himself again, why nebber heerd OBJ
such swindlin' as dat ar. OATS no less
den robbery. De next time is cotched
stealin' it won't be in dis store, ef knows
myself"
A BRIDAL TOUR.
Uncle Nose happened to visit the
county jail, when he heard his name
called, and found Sam Johnsing was one
Of the inmates of cell.
"Dat's pretty rough on yer, Sam
What's yer doin' in dar?"
ut am mighty rough. is in here for
stealth hoss, and now ! can't get mar.
ried."
"Why de debbil didn't yer get married
fust, and steal de hoss afterwards"
"Bskase needed de money from de
sale OBJ de hoes to go on de bridal tower
wild"
Old Nose said something about the
State paying the expenses of the bridal
tour to Huntsville, and passed on.
The Osceola times., 1881-10-15
bananas - Food.
cerrespondepes &C Food and Health.

Cerrespondepce Food and Health.
Some years sgo I heard lady. whom
lecturing on physiology, speak Of the
great value OF the banana as food. She
said that there was as much nourish-
ment in a pound Of banana - In q
pound Of beefsteak. Accustomed a. We
are in New York to the numerous carts
Of bananas that adorn (r) our streets, and
freely as the fiuit Is bought, it does not
seem that it 10 vet recognized as food
being used between meals, or else TO
garnish and close repast where an
abundance of solid and liquid food has
already been consumed. My attention
has been called to an article which re-,
Gently appeared in the New Orleans
Democrat. The statement is there made
that zone pound of bananas contains
more nutriment than three pounds Of
meat, OF many pounds Of potatoe, while
as food it is far superior TO the best
wheaton bread. 1t grows spontaneously
in the tropics, but when cultivated
yields enormously, for on acre will yield
as much food material as thirt, three
acres of wheat OF over hundic acres
Of potatoes" 1t is stated that - the
principal food OF the lahoring clssses of
Brazil and Cuba. With the daily ra-
tions served to the hands on the sugar
plantations are given half dozen ban
anas. The article enumerates several
varieties of bananas and plantains,
amongst which is named those growing
on the Isthmus Of Darien, which are
eighteen TO twenty inches long, aud are
"a hpt h,t nI 81
ed or made into preserves. The sugees-
ton Is made that it would be desirable
to cultivate them largely in the south.
to take the place OF meat. which 10 be-
coming deares and dearer."
The Osceola times., 1881-10-15
TEXAS Wit.
A Coiomn of the Texas siftings"-Funny
Men on Various Topics.
TOO EARLY.

"Come, now, it is time for you to 90 to
bed" said an Austin lady to her little
children, 'yon must go 10 bed. Don't
you know all the little chickens have
gone TO bed?"
ayes, but the oh hen wen, to bed with
them"
The Osceola times., 1881-10-15
Tho Grand Dukes Taiisw Candle.

From many amusing anecdotes Of the
Russian imperial family related in the
late Karl Bender's memoirs is the follow
ing highly Characteristic story OF the &c.
centric Grand Duke Constantine, Gar
Alexander's eldest uncle. While re-
siding at Warsaw Constantine gave a
splendid banquet to number of the
great Polish mobiles, to each OF whom, at
the conclusion of the feast, an ordinary
tallow candle WAS served on plate by
the attendant lacqueys. As soon a. all
his guests were supplied with these Pc
peculiarly unappetising objects, the grand
duke, who had given orders that an imi-
tation candle, admirably executed in
marchpane. should be placed upon his
plate, rose from his seat and exclaimed:
Gentlemen, let us eat to the honor Of
Russia the favorite national comestible
of my country. Look at me. This is the
way TO do it."
So saying, he threw back his head
opened his mouth wide, and inserted
therein two inches or so OF the dainty in
question. As he closed his teeth, how
ever, the expression of his countenance
suffered an extraordinary exchange
One of the noblemen sitting in his i'm
mediate vicinity had contrived to sub
stitute his own tallow candle for the
nlarchpane imitation set before the grand
duke, who, not choosing to betray him
self to his guests, found himself con-
demned to chew at least one copious
mouthful Of good Russian tallow as an
example to al the victims Of his detest-
able Jest, none OF whom dared to abstain
doing az the terrible Constantine did. 1t
is needless to say that the dexterous APP
OF the marchpane candle,
while devouring that toothsome article
with joyful heart, baffled suspicion by
the most hideous visual contortions ex-
pressiye of loathinp and nausea.
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D 81
ANp JUSTIFIED -TNrE, HNtL NprTE.
Tram, ir-F' rr" lH't 'A ur'Ar'',' ana '.FtlA1f
.-,s.u'. 80. ,,i,. ,he west and south wit, Pullman
Pace. .t.r ait,trt q O. u. t.uHir s.' D. ... '' s.
Ntult ury"it, 10 IS sN'H +" D. .1t 500 Do ht GO ~ M
irtat $50 come. tipf re- o,r nor Itu,Fiie f'tro
l,uu t,l.r. tll t.c 90. i.r-,pae. ,...,.
baltimore, Washington ana the .oiit Iinl.'" Wishn"
.ol zl.s,t 3D., l'utt p.u. 'lr, IIF. except sunday,
lra. u ..rc vs. .suu .lon D. u L,rar ., 3D. aud -
Co. u.. a.'1 tall - D. 3D. tll l. ttD san ~ ~ " A
I.tpl,,, .of Iald.aor,. except SUNDAY, Ip.
foi At.uJ.. tI... d. Il .Uu.. So. ~, ,..,
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trans 10 Irtry ttT. uGouinF '1rs1 lI "'1' 't''''
ii,,s3 ar",, ou rittonrs F. Io:ig q u o75 "A,
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35o. Gi. p, g.l. 100. llly a. n. no p g.. '.il &n
li.ipa.u O.. 81. u..r rs, u4l lJ.5Jp .n.
VO PHILADELPHIA.
TIIE OLD IsrABLSHDD ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS IA,u WAY Min DAYS AND . on
SUNDAY. lhH.E alArloNo - fHI"ADni~
DOUBLE .rrAcn. iHa MOST Ei@i.ovEp EQUIP
AhNt ANp Wifi ktin,sS,iiLls, 4, .rY
lEp. Trains leave sew or.- VIA ocforp'''' ana |ofS
llnti streets Ferries. a. .OuoW- go. ..,
t'u, ,:' g., 49, I'D L,n't"t, u a. No. ~ IN! 4
2. 'p $50 aud in .. ~, lui - llflI 2lnlAj l'o4ll
a. II., ., G.JL Z. $50 and 10 ul. lIil ~ sti
i.pIrys tTiipt irIv' a-Nprt utlv, exc 't 7uhtV .
$50 a. M aud running through wa trenton Ahd Nln
re trn.n, trains riyc Wcs Philadelphia I2)l 3:lj jlt
1aI, -.tl AMI - a. tlamtcI Express ll p ~, l, 5
$50 a. q, 800 Hui /. tcayc philadelphia Via cam
Gen, % O. u. and so D. ne. italy. exc IT 1ni hH ,
IfcErt OMcc- 90 uud li Bruahway, Astor House an
foot 1i De'Drosr7 ara 'Ofnhdstt Cour-t ana nIo2f
Annex station, DOT e. Iuitou-s. TUol Ivn nos. ~
It and n huH-On-st ilOhokcu station. jersey CITY Emit
grant To kct once, LattcIy.plncr.
Tho NtwltrS Transfer COMPANY viii call TOT Mh 'leoA
'JF3 AZ * I,oSI.sj~ I' '0''''"''N J.R. WOOD.
Gcle AZ Manager GEM Passr AGENT
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PROPOSALS.


NO. 20 BROADWAY. NEN-l Ola, oct. -, 1881,
PROPOS rs, SrALLD AM ~ DOtt SGD Oh envelope
Bl or Nub lies Advertised, viii De- received q. this once
ur j. o'e k October .osl fr the following supplies
Inc , quaty bc iNered, free ot tGl ease, AT The
Nav, Yad. hew.YoTk, WIti1 twenty I2Ui Gays nom the
49,. -, ,..-,,,,-,,
BUl.LAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
300 barrels OF Srei.
barrel. D. PITa.
100000 pounds o = 40 water soap
llUU.u pounds Of CbAe'.
1000 gil uh~ 81 BrJuH ,-,,,--,-
and Pork 10 De dtlFoTenld hai bafrcs
am. che Leans 10 b. OI o. nee" ct".. ,..,
n. ami rt t,i.r Information csn be obtained by
an lng b. the Inspector Of Provisions and Coung at the
Navy NsId, Ney.GOrk ,,-.,-.-.......,
rrb Is POSER, reject any or all bids that may not
be deemed B., ta-tOu~ Utle Government
yyo ton.Dr a rs rrqu ID for The prompt and faith
In delivery the suppl awarded.
l,larE o.m- will be- FURNISHED ut this Office. .
Bids properly signed ana St,lsI Nh Hot t VSl-
erd lio No l. az 7" = III
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Doaro alo Rooms.


East Side.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TElbt ~ WILL ". RErEIEIp q r r, rs
.,st-t EOS Vet rVrut, tuni--l. '"rnef tlsadi ave-
we, we ~ srr It l,AELEN otgl,L1
% Ss yt ll s a.. ~ 70 p M a." at e u.a oee
1 SUNNY front parl0r ncd-room and hall
al.o t i1' boari - East h.. caehln
boarding. DRECTORY.-ladics having
rrriu 1T - rad say. cty aud ,ouIty. 30 charge
uui,,, D,irl,.. are iurli,ird.
EiFTH-AYE., 40. 253.-Doaunml rooms,
L Win ~ without oyac table by he season or year ai
cxcepu0ra Die rr.c cIccs.
MADl~ON-AVE, l4i-Elegaut floor with
1 e. s' and F''"' '''" '''' '..'''' "''-.'-, 4
II EAST 3IST-ST., between 9TH end Mad
rs',a t' and atteljanre, = ia-ive iya,c liable oiJ
highest ret noes "
.D1ND-sT., 10 East Lar2c aud and pleasant
i'rHcp '' 1ser Si' I required
~ EAST 2oTH-ST.-Fmuishcd rooms with
'ps without board ef.cDce. pc maneat parties ire
oQTH-ST 80 EAST.-Two superior floors ele-
30 finly furnished. win private table,
t.lD-ST.. bet 9th aud Nllisn1-lvc.--Ele-
50 gna 1 @aS 1a, f, aas aot si .pp,
70 4. ptir.l,7 .',,t 5.tn-,t
AZ EAST 25TH-ST.-A gentleman and wlf"
III or two gentlemen c1u 10 a''"luo lan I lf-ici's
changed.
West sd.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY will let = suite Of
1 ln n'r' MANU. ''' r' a. m5s.a.g Of Vet h st. be-
ISr,n 5tn and or'a,r-.
PRIVATE FAMILY will lot. without
rohu q. d. ~ cays a'. h'a,a re-
er,. &C., 80, wa. $50 s-.u. have
BOARD and lN>TEuCfloN.-lnrrvat" fam
y f.ar #.sIr'a Do ri d
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I,N,E pnpIiI.AR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
Brus5es.

nRUSnES Of every description at 80 Pearl
ID st. opposite Pcckslp, III t,oes 81 lowest prices
john K. noPPLL, manufacturer aud importer
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A. A.
est Toacrers American and Forci@n, promptly PROVIDED
for private pupils, Fdmiiir', schools COLLEGE CAh
nigh endorsement \. mailed Tor rIl.
COOP TEACHER, wanting pll e., should nave Rfpi',,
postage. ~. > IL J X VI ltii,'.
TAiiY. AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE h-A'i
i4Tu-sT, " \.
ENGLISH LADY, experienced, HIGHEST rel
erefces ani tostmcnill', gives lessons In Euglsh
Irtuchc- mod IN suguagc. ID music. address EDICA-
nos tribune ptown Once, l.2JS broadway.
TNXpERIENCED TEACHER drsi es private
K pupU-. HIGHEST references Address y ALE GhADO-
Arr. tribune Uptown one, LIS BIoa way
MISS IESSES EDUCATIONAL BUREAU
va -l2I shave, l9thst te'c1er' ana roi --e'
urtyidel with 0is; families, il,g nhl senior. WIN
conn lr4tiu tnI.. Nl.A essr T'tH 10y la.o ~ W.
Hamilton Fl-h, non 'AeNA'"-
fvarts. and cyrus Field.
UNcachcrs wanted for West and SOnth. Addres
1 Nuh stI o., ,IJpl t'l'Iet' sctt'. ciiiiii O''o'
FENEACHERS. TUTORS aud GOV ILLNESSES
1 furniS. ed 60 puurfpli- A. I ~ uh3s
renrnrr, srppIci Tti Ibit'it ,,.- r,..,...,.
piN,. NEY's AGsNJh. Domestic Building, broadway
and lith-s.
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9ns.ruttlon.
For Roth soxes-Countrv.


HARVARD UNIVFRSTTY.-EXIE NSSI.iOIyN
TO WOMEN OF THE COLLEGE, tNI ~ N y ~ n - IN
NINATION.-The next examination viii be helu III IN
hid re- Now.YOrk hiladtl pli and CINCINNATI nf
ne The farva d cert Icate succtss u l =,
amin admits t. oil gate Instruction Tor ~
Cambridge Wellesley Col ,nd accepted py NA
and smith oeges such ublccta. pre- 1afoy ~ ~
lefle n, by u. For infoTma1n address oeclo
tary of LOcil Commit co 5tl-Iye., New-IorG CITY.
EAMILY and DAY SCIOOL:-New-Britain
H Conn l. A ROGERS 4. NJ Principal
tASS -RO"KLAND COLLEGE, Nyack
- SSsb. outlc udon. Both sexe% 20 eSoIa 5 ost
Music and Art G r preparatory aud busbess iol D
af ies' ga iuaiing course private instruction D"c
scholars. send for catalogue enter al any u"o '" 1"
BAENISTEk, \. III.
Miscellaneous.
EOR SALF.-THE PRINCETON, PREPAKRA-
TORY SC o prop Ity, consisting OF ule I..ii
Lnnse with &c on mJlatl ,r fory b"rlrr an cen
schoo hnI and um clTlt igc mouse d' ~,
a. res Of aud i offered To- I.e e crns
he "a mel Of ibtr pItionlge. Fr.Cc - -, (, III
favorable Address ALLAN MAHQJ AND, flluo''on WI
lege, n J.
SCHOOL and LIBRARY supplies OF every
- Kind lowest rates teachers aud @i.iltnl 60,
family FURNISHED tn We aIi SuIth Add ~li stamp
' CINCINNATI SUPPLY StIlbOl, %"
NatuuaI Teachers Ag'icf,
~ v alnut-st.. CinchhAl' w.
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PROPOSALS for Lamps Lanterns brackets
and Extra carts 81 Lamps &c. Tor the 1. :. Army.
DEpOr QUARTEGNAsTkRs OFFICE. 49, }


flnlAlEIhA, fhNN., oct ~ lsSl.S
cnntfiou received NJ ths OCe, and al the 0uceS o
each le Depot aa. at New ok tly, Jenereoh
,r Ind Francisco cal, until l. 0ClOlS nUIn ~
o. AT Sew YORK cry l:IJ H. NJ AT Jeh
cf oI,!e ami sol ira cisco, On Mohdiy' No
vtmser - I-~l w.nct times and lacrs they wII Dc
al, ~ ed Ia The PIE udters for iurl - nG ana dc rr
ms 90 ms 80, ipirtr single blrntr 2,1VD la't
Maieabe ron E''s 100 .Us' Nlckrl rdiot Rehe,
On. NIX IA fi.ir suI or s., 900 Extra Glass Cmmne}s and
90 H. { s,i,Ss On ,c lamps; l,&ib Mineral Oh lih
la pnDer q. 0lra and Chin Tor the dn n a. may
r.turr and Juuc GO lteFN 3" the sup
M 10 be made her Of the d"pots named As may De 70
auir,d the over N NJ. - , 81, "a, ~,
The Lanterns as Intended Cor use Of Mineral OIL OF
In, yin ssh point not lower than l550 FlIeh
Lrt inuer- saDaui sIulg, Irunery iaJeieh OF tag
cc ~ the ,OL or Caude) w!ehtLey may propose
Bids r. VIII state in what quantities. and az what delots
tnet mt e. Iit-, tutY Hhi
ami co pc ed..y,ry each lot ia Ior Tie amps bfarN
e. he 40 q oia dud Extra pats, must BE- O pcstlJid spetl
cations. aud pattern, - shown In drawings fropeA' VIII
e. rr,lvcl ar ~ ga. utty he supplies tau htth
I'd She utut reserves thr ItSht To reject any
on I'm nsal. yg,eelcc wli be given e, articles o. no
u.,it upt ION and actIe, co dlonS ~ Iltc am
ana being e,ul d such preference ait be ElN'u 10 arr
enc, # a T. pIOduc AMI uauuia tditp ouu t 0 we
Pacific coast the extent Of the fnppies required by e
foy.als und sre hc5tions. ard Instructions ~ bid
der. and any further Information STAT may o Desired VIII W
shed b. ether OF Tine Depot tutiteuaster~ m'ho"hed
on .pv iCntoh ...,... ,,,. r,o,,t prsr,.s.
ui..Ie. hl NcnGolk n.y. JeoeI 'ohNile p san
Ffn.sro a tudJ sd Proposals or Lamps or whatever
blu Tor. - ...,.,.,,., 49,, 4, g.o rs
IN Cl1gg" OF Depot.
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Musical.

.rISS = 4 WHITE. Teacher of the Piano,
We We'd 32dSt gives lessons In classes "i Two Hhh
bour % hal.nou. single scnoi as Size lt,iH DS
,r1ui sion 10 Dr. Circulars az hti IeSaeho
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AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ HOUND NNOOk NOE1E.
For TREN tON and PHILADELPHIA.
Ieaye New.Yotk rom atAtton G. H. H. OF y. j.

For TKEN o. and PHILADELPHIA
Leave New-iOik ron station g. Il. X. OF y. j.. - d, =.
For Philadelphia Niuth and Gfo0nstA, AT 40, b3J LILO
M. 1850 T. 40 40, T. IL ON sunday at elo a. M
t:5U, ~ 2. ,.oo
Tor Tirl and Beryssts at $50, 7;t5, HIS ill., l'3o
4su, j:3D. Z u. m. On sunday at s.i0 %. NJ. "a %.
For Trenton, $780, 74J 49, ll;l' $780, !, 4So o'oo'
LIZ D. IN. Uu SUNDAY h45 M, $50, L y. m.
Ketufa trains leave Phiilie pba tor NeS-lurN -.
frUm stations Pnit and HcIllng = r. Nmtn ana eIeon'
sta, 7S c30 $3.50, ii a. NJ l5,a $40 04v o40 - D. H.
Huud y, II $40 a. ~. o3N, IL 4. in
From third and 10 ksts ~ go SEA 0:l5 a. M l. s'4o
5l5 $50, $50 u. sunday at as $3.50 p. m
Frim rrunton-li25 O21, 1903, sOd, lOlt 1854 M -
22l $50 20, 7:20 D. sunayl!2j 920 a. No. til9 y ~.
Connection Is ina,c at Jersey city station to and ito
BTUs4iYu and Erie uUpO, Jersey Clty. . M ~, an
o1es Tor saio al loot o. LlDrrynt, NOS @3e, 2Ol 4Vl
044 O6i 1925 Broadway, and Al tue Ptinolp-a h,Ve
Nos nad COurtst. and Annex once Je"o'7 " "A' =
brooklyn. 90, -, ,...r,
~ y Transfer Company Dodd's Express, viii call iCr am
ehecA baggage hotel resdcnce destination AypI
be made AZ Ji ANT Los broadway 700 HiAIH
ave-, New.IOrk, and COurt-sL. hfV0klyn. ,.,,.,,.
JOSEPH ). HABisis, IA. ~ bALpWlN,.
General Manager Gen. fass Akoh1
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Geithero.

4 YALE GRADUATE wishes private pGpils
~ highest reference. Address EXP SKI ENCE' BoH 40
Tribune OHicc.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
"A AGENCY supplies Cot c;e1 schools and FAMILIES VIA
PFp.cs4Jr, .'rutIpA1 AMI !tCloEt
Families going iDrosl ~ the country pro npti su'i WI
tal or address,
YOUNG American and FO.esn Teachers Agency - Ohi''
Nm
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IJROVIDENCE LINE.

EoU pUoV iDFNCE DIRECT
CunneCins with .hl NO,'','l Hallroan 'o
Worcester tnt g., - IJi dJtsL. Va :" ottestot - ~.
1hr PAlCe starr NAS'A 81 b9E' - wa leaI' ~
Tuesdays itusLBa ldi .tlifA al - 'vjA h3r 49,
"a 81 dOn layA v rLt4 al 'r y 90. l. n FA'OA
- 49,. D. ~. ~ 'i-,e, ID" -. IT,,
sttrruOnf secufcl OiCct D.. "caO''V' hApr'S' W."
Bahy. 4Idi, t'.h..J - O. a. d5''S A-"A
SUNDOUT, KINGSTON AND CAIShiLL
IL MuUNrAiNs landing alc 'ne1i tNst PnlI9 C1ri ,
wai NrwburE Marlboro. Milton. foig iNe,ps% fs5uPiS
coma citing win user 81 pfiaNuo al At EMl3{
Railroads SteaaiDuAts Thomas CUrne 1nh James " blut
wn.,ty, ttuy .. u. tot ,iAitson'sl- NOith ui'5I
except Sitiril5A Vho1 fHous IOrheh caves +" J. H-'
S.TONlNti ron Line fD BONTON.r
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAo9ahA uAN
The Elegant steamers ! fDNI NjTON AMI NAM
hEfI daily ,3tel @undaya =, ,
b T. NJ FROM II GHit y. \ A.. tn,U
FOot - ~; -. arriving SUfJ0u AZ y Il n 'AN@ n
. ~ Any y L. TtR Lis 3. 49,. s..,.r,,,o.
secufedit toAst' Ve.cbtr4 ftrib 70 ~ u ,,i
houss, Ma 81 All B1 broadway ana nStioIon'"a"s
l. ". stAAt - I5Iirt. fnssoLSef a ,ohL
TI,uE POPULAR SHORE LINE 70 BOSTON
i ALL RAIL frOn Grand Central Depot ..o, a,
Thcve express tr1ins dl} except sun ~ 20 ~, m
s;nj n, D. m tpariur ntiaehed)' ana ~ D. W. "
palace slo ping cars. -. -,
Eandata at 1 u. Win palace hlecp'hB oai9h
IAmitel tickets Boston tali tuilt rD ,,..oooit,ar
Tckots and par0r be obtained ~
Fifth Ayeaue aud WindsuI tuicls ueRet oluo' 'iN' ~ ~
Central Depot
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FOR PLASTERlNG.
oFFiCR OF BUILDING Foa. STATE,

WA-IiN .IOS, ID. G., o.. q, ISSl.D
SEALED PROPOSALS for paste rg in tir Horih Wing Of
TIE bding Sta,, War aud NaEF Depart IT., IN ts
Nv urs ny about 90 JJJ 50 yards 4 three' 0lt
Wors ri Il O6 rum ug Irst Of III Ied "ouel Conice
ana Jucco Work executed during the mig winter,
vIlI e received a. Office I'll M. OF November 49,,
ISL ana opened 1odiloy thereafter In presen;e OF
bidders -
Intending bidders are required TO visit This Office where
mo lie utwings models 81 taco NOrk aud lie BulunS
NAV be inspected and thc tBs general nt ucuOhs iOr
bidders aud blank forms OF pfop sails obtained. .
YI4OMA- LINCOLN CASEY,
4 oi % 4
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For Younr Ladias-BrooS.Yn.

DROOKS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
,,.girs -enteu l,sr ~ AirA M A. J. WAITE Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
fam Gthool5.

4 NNUAL SESSION ("2D Of the Law
n SCHOOL Of the Tlversityp TIE ~ Of Ne".1orS
begins October hdirsss d. r. JAluE5 secretary u
The Faculty, IJj BrJtiway