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THE NEW HOTEL DAM,

adjoining ami connected with the UNION SQUARE
HOTEL. corner ~ iifh--f. and Union
square. Aew- York.
IS NOW READY FOR THE RECEPTION OF GUESTS
desirable accessible 20 all points o
int the y. taegantW furnished throughout anu
with modern eni~uce sanitary improvement.
rui. diuiuguom ana choi'
FIFTY siJes with bath aud toilet room attcA,A
! DAN 4 SON. ietorA
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BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,

HIM AVENUE AID tIFIILIH . IALLI'
Opposite Cathe lral,
y W-AOItk
WETHERBEE Il FULLER. Proprietors-
Strangers vii anu excellent accommodations W TO
duCsa pTICrr duung tnc summer mOnthA
house. centrally located ior o
reception guests cruanaI Or transient TO- chtf
ingiy situated beng Iru point nist s h1-h Ltiof
churches near the Grand bcht Al
moi three minutes elevated rOsds ani dsl
sO-ave cara The ventilation heating and pinhOng arc OF
ranged approve principles The hDel u con
Quoted European plan. plrDnizol Dg tue bts
America, VITA restaar1As ~ unshIpAssoS
sxcelleIlce and At reasonable cbargsA
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AND rNIrE.1 - ATE MAIL. ROUTE.
rirrets Ferries as follows Al, ,..,...o,
har isog 1911 f. 5hs s'l ana Vu'l DALI Ti'
Aigo ed Paror Dining omoAlhs dhu sleep
WIlams o,, NJ, p. M Cory and Enc 40
baltimore "lsainstoa and the 1o eI Ige9 q
arrive asl.ngtou p m Eesn.ar 20 - ana r Via ts
b. and o. r. K, and p N, ana = aignL ana % n,gbt.
su4day va b. ana ? X 4. a.? a. 4, u, , u Ill., ANU -
tor Atal5ic CIV except sunday JI5 and p m on
Fr a. Nav except sunday 5I5, IIlOa IN saturdays
Long branch Jay Head Junction and ntermedilte stations
Via Railway AID AnDoy a m j. nom ,s , s - ins
aI Iersey C 81 aiordlng speedy aud direct transfer Tor
from rl,tsDurg. 63l and 100 M 80 and
- p m ,ly frI ,.s5 ana / 90 ~ N SUNDAY $50,
s. a H. 1873 p N fro6 BAtlmois ~ ? % 6 Su
cum cunt % .6iu II - m, - 2 l3o $50 S5
9 s5 ~ i I93, 1 51o 81 49, 40 and 1850 N.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLD.EsrABLIsHEp ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS EAca WAY " EEK DAYS AAXD9oEIS sun
DAY 9lAIIoSSS NV " 9 rG IA Eli Il a.
DOUBLE EAcK ThE NOT r IaPF9yEH EN-
Af' l. VIM ABsOLC ~ SAFETY.
,,nres Trains he We New YORK DesbrOsses and Court
iI,i' ~; q 80 g LIN. ted, II m SO gag
49, o -nd AID, + M m ANG q = 3 and ~ a. and u
hsHs - t,s ieaye New.York daily. except suufIy az
SAu. IA and A p. running through Via Aien'"n ah'
ta,us leave Broal street station. Philadelphia
.,4. ~ 80. 7-0, 80, anu - q n
1ita.t.d .-xp:eas I3t b. nj l. o. :, 49, ~
,,ni 80 b. 40. IN sunday, lAVL, oVl ~
49, tu g.. Limited OBJ Z 40, ?. ana 7-O NJ
~. Pa All. ,n4a Ca.nlen a H. And f'o p H. dAiy
et'ep, ~, e. -,y anu 9iI broadway. Astor House anu
-, ~. os.... aua ,ourtlaudt SIS; tOurt-,i anu
700. i nsx a.l.l foot FLuOnsL, BtuoAynl NOa
III, . 10, uui~In 81, lioD",on '''''N' JUICY ''
t,,igraul TlcAet OiA.c, "a terry face , o., -, .,a.b
o.. -. Il AK aus COM any AL cAll IoI anu oleNA
tsrrr = on notes And lesldehcts d ,-oon
CuAhLr5 A. ~ III co,srat ga..ir gent
General Manager ''u''"- 4 -'' T. -, syn
o,.ToNl>GTuN LINE FOR BIOS ron.
- 90, \ d, TING WITH ALL POINTS EAST; ,i-
plre a5 10 B,-,un ~ stclas limited uIAoNa' H' '
m Specified "a ,"' ,sETr AMI sTONISGr0N leave
A., 81 ,.u,s. al . HOm Pier o. ~ H. i"o' VI
- A. VIM 10 Boston al q a. aaa.. -, ,..,,,
'y al principal ucket o1ce7 - iti WINS
ssc,,t rd AZ Oucc. u ADrras o. '' IN
- pl,.J.,-, AID AZ rIIh Atcnie shd Nluu3ot uoto'
: 49,. h,ti.hta4wA - tie ip"est rates
/. ". FILAlN >. UeheIA ra'sehsei As'ht
rCHE POPULAR SHORE Line nun, ,.,,
4 FOR PkOVID ~ r. BOsIoS A. II ~; ISL
- - III from ora h CENTRAL pEPoI
Tbre., express trains daily SUNDAY tA.'P't - ~
9 90 4 u.. p H., N'aTloi 1"i' -'' 49, ~
pa u s'g' % TICKETS TO BOSTON, ALL RAIL 70
NrXP 4 rxIless a. D. N, tpaiof Oa'S a'"1o' NJ
ryes NeWp0f y IN ... a., - n, fnarlor ears AZ
plLDV Den, i. special express at p Nf"'-
tarh,.tI srri q. Al idenCr lU;JU p m ,.. rs -,
aud uarOl-sar seCuTel AZ fliLl
viadsor Hotel cKe and al lirand entIh .,
l. W. FILkIN5 genera FAs'oHsei As'
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fotcls.

HOTEL observation-disclosures and 36th-
st. formerly FaremOre Ia now open for quests
plan restaurant uneKceilcd Hotel situated IA
most desirable part OF the city.
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0ccthcrs.


4 FRENCH PROFESSOR has some olsen
n gagged hours highest references. terms moderate l.
". g., 10 Navcfy- Place
4 GRADUATE Of the Pathological Depart
y Of tie University OF Berlin being dlsens led IN
the part afternoon wishes 90 Thoroughly Fela
r arv1ld Coum college refers 70 DE prfessorr OF
TIE above Colleges Address Dr. PHIL, tribune once.
4 LADY, who can assist backward punu5 IN
y and Arithmetic pay htf board and gu tnn
ish Moucrn la gIags4. tassics PtnIns VOC iil
Instrumeuu Music BY teacnDg two hours hAy. Auoa'
PHI ~ opal l. y. Box o.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHLkS'
N AGENCY supplies Colleges. schools and Fahnef Nl9
thoroughly Professors Principals ana ietlst
Families abroad molly silt@d NSa
superior rdtgrs1r OVornsssos Cal Aliresi Mss "
YOUNG American And Foreign r3IcAers Agency :" Ohoa
square
A THOROUGH and experienced teacher Will
" ID IA English and French and kindetgiileh
Tor good home she understands Germn snhciel 70 e'en
German pupils; references gwen required Aadreas W.
WOODSC NJ "a Clinton place.
DEST TEACHERS, American and Foreign,
ID promptly provided FOR private pupils tannies sehoo
c,,Iea.s. Skilled ToacAcfs Constantly wanted = W.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Secretary East lstl-sI
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DkONlDENCE LINE. ,,n,,r,r

u
COnpa,rfng Providence anu wore ,er Rt[
for all POINTS NOkTH and EA5t va v oEsS - ~
The entirely new aud elegant steamer RHODE l7.ANO
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Erdsys anu tue mnintene
steamer AA-sA HU,ETrS on Tuesdays thursdays ana
K -, M rom pier 20 n r., foot of Warren-st.
Conn cors made at Providence. via and " M, g n,
Mountain points TcEets Tor ~ al priLcpa ucHst
oes Satero8ms secured at Offices Of :" estcott HApe,s
% AZ Aeon HoI4e 2u1 81, 5tI dnI Al h'oad
Uav and m E1rN WIudsOl Hotel ucAet OtuceA
l.. w. FILhIN NJ Geusrdt PSss Asons
DONDOTTT aud KINtiSION.-Land.ns aC
IA ,'rausfons West Point Cornwall Mar-O0r0 Mioh
Puughke pse and Esopus connecting wh ser aud Dv.
md NY NdtsAI
ami Janes BALDWIN leave At p ~ from haIlsoh st. -
X. SATURDAYS p. m.
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5teanrboats ano Railroads..

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
"A DREW and ST. JOHN leave pier al North River foot
OF ,,, anaist every W EEK DAY at connecting at
-ast staterooms SsrmeRf ''' WIN 'H' N'''''
Excursion 20 Albany and return good days
W. w EVERETT. President
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
MOI Notation o. IN New York foot OF L6eryst Station in
eQEaeqSiHs ociqSs5 50 u Lesye View Ssx York
% 40 a. m-For Flenin gtOn. Eas;0n Wind Gap, Mauch
T Tb t sS Tamaqua Hazeton DrftOn scranton
yoaa m-FoT FemiqstQp nigh Bridge Branch schooeys
Nanticoke, Upper Lehigh scranton &c
p mIfor Termination, Eastoil Allentown Reading Har
tss"Ms' hauGh hunk. ulzleiOn, WIkesbare, sc.
1 2t p NFoi Eason Wind Gap Mluch Chunk Tamaqua,
p a IN eninstog, Hiyh Bridge anch schooey's
40 p m n isg Lee = h2aeSas a'ton &c
,, o5g p m-For Eason. Allentown. Reading, Harrisburg
and y o c , ar a m E E. M for Bound Brook
Harrisburg a4d The West p 49, " '
For NeTark AZ 5, as SIS. e45 7;l5 100 3 SD $50
- 80 30 ;, 5:l5 80. 5:45 6, 6l5. $50, 7, 73O
70, trains q oel point time tables at stations
PERTH AMB0Y BRANCH
Fg' sewaren and Perth AmbOy at 8, g. s:I5 1l45 a.
20 Freehold a. J. SIS 1l.l5 a 46pm
NEWJERsEY 3 S6T r Fl Kt,AIiIPW%Al.
F6oT HEEt- n 81 > ~ To-
T.. r,.-,,. Commencing October $50
psncn iil3hanHs sea -ht Monmouth Beach and Long
20. Atlantic highlands, .. m.
L9E a. 10 A@chet,r Tons lysr B}rqeqat Sc
3 3i3 T. T. Tor st ,o ioas To- hi,nin4. ~
= .; N. fol SID Gus 10 sandy iioo,.
y EW-IORh A ID PHILADELPHIA
Forte NroN and PHiLADELPHIA.
For F6adra 1th aaH a a.iGa at i5 535 11H5
M i g, z, lind aad Ee.t' Il g. lIl5
For Tienton. % - - A. M. $50, $50, 73o.
y ?. m yr -ulday, 8 - "a, D. 80. l. %.
Rein-n trains ,,i ph1d~I 1ia for Sew York ...
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HoNDIN Gl.tloGIE |. cSIoN2Xlr. GEM Pass Agent
1 MICH vAI-lEY RAmRnAD-Passenger

I IIIIIFTt FAIII.E1 UAIIIlV Y II 49,. -
- trims IN and AFTER Ma - 1872 will cave depos olt
Corr 81 a. o.. H.. 3tu anu
ESQ D. or tastO1 Besleh IN. Auento"l kealn[
MIu,h - INK NiiNe.DIrra IOwl1tL WITT 'u'.C-
g. nrv' Lyons BuaIo and nf Vest ihi NOrth ~
ough coaches luly Ira aI p ni; ct9,
Brtul. hem Allentown R.lilnH Mluc1 Chu1s, WnNst Ts
aud Ptt5tOn L,cli u a. N TOR FastoL "o"euem
nnd CODlv 49, .,,,oc, t,r ali
Trim, leaving AID alt p m connrc connect .V , al
N1hlnOy and IlZetOI coz region. VI
local Tor Mauch Chunk sIJ n Leave h'uou 'nuAA ~
~. m. ,,,i.,r,, ,,t 1nrr. antf- A..
OeneIt' '-A9etn "Niu] eoIHot b. BTI NOTION o. =. n.
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II w. LYONS ,v-rrr,.rr
NEW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
TORT WAeHINGTuN, n.
Established 1854.
.o-,,teufeuf John b. HAYS. NJ D.,

e-rteuderi John B HAYS. NJ D,
o sd me 6i-nds : ,r,ie whose threo-fom
end auu acIupuonsy followed - 90 wgn III y. 3oi
lie feelings ,v r-liJ5a senartulf mse ihree gre
requisites. instruction dscl pine raAS'h VINO N''' "
'SS p;e on " ,shugtou Heights about zen miles up me
15sf Carriages always m Wll.h5' or 9F .iV' '
1csan the lrcr1u-ud-nt me "a the ARRIVAL o. iF irt
more beautiful and healthy ll ce-on an 90 ~
rounding. not tonnt long ,ne l his 'N" " ~
Hudson buildings are uausiiiy h'+suSs ,,d.I and T.
tersccied bv OAK groves aforiug am27 sp"00 'O' ''
t' S,r.ch. German and spanish spo5en
APPLY kJE CATALOGUES -----------
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC school
stevens institute sneIas,i g.; biio pr..xiat
Z JLIN late en- lleer COrpl, Us " ana fi'o'''' ~
Naval Academy
J1HE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. East
6oth ST. Central PaTH the 6ts oi or a business primary
Separtlneit. siliy 'liri sehoo ear Ju-' bcsun-
uNHE WILSON & KELLOGG SCHOOL,
TtoPENED SGPrEMss.h - IL prepares IOr al colleges
and scientific SCHOOLS PRIMARY department.
THE FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL,
E.X, GiB Be- ana D. BGA il. j., Principals
Reopens Monday. september -
One OF the oldest Known select tor Toys m
a d prepares diem r Dusinrs NM pupl pr'sd
81 s.e 80 Princeton "a sepasae a. artnen.'
Primary. Iniermed.ae agi sn"r and Boo Keeping
Roth pr uc als teachers AMI WORK VII a" W.. 16
eutitev 90 the uses Of this school sanitary ana veh
sIran emeis Of most approved hhI i Re' ~
suI4
university Grammar school, l,4Sl Broadway,
near "a St Begins The s6th year Monday .epi5n
j. PRIMARY. ConInsICi "a and CI'-lca ~ al
open ail,r sept M NJ HOBBY. W. L' AKIN '.'.''
S6O o 4E 5a4 uu 59F SG55d A s5@ s
CAL Ed CAIiON, IIlOuIio NAiNo
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6te1 r1J1ts III lrlIrJIIL

4 YO'ttiKi -TraiBIttNE, WILL BIZ RECEIvEfD AT THE
st,t Eos Wr.s twenty coer liz IGhhas5
No. 80 East Fcurtecn,hst corner Unon7guare I'd hrl
Nos 100 ana 23)0 ihIrilys corner Oae-hGAdred aud
twentynith up 70 p. m. AZ re {1lar nee rates
pALIIllOlth AM OhlJ AA.L5l ~.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST,
va Philadelphia, Baltimore aud wash.n-COl
ana AFR Nay "A he apaesq' pssa ;sr Ts9a,
ea, rom relny1 anna telroad Depot loot OF
p M. except iiily3 astache- arrive. Na'n;;
P ay seepers and dly coaches through to cincinnati
p dliy. Fast Line arrives Washington 235a n, ca,
b ' palace se5ars and lS eoa6iss foIs1 To- ca5aaat
I5ococSn ,ht daily arrives a5 Washington s3JA Day
Express caves Vasn ngton 40 1870 N IalY s!eeper'
r. 40 other line makes faster 70 me West Trans
an 5n .g soi oer. tr i lRd 5asa.e called
io ana checked to Gestnatou at COMPANY once sV, .
60 paw
FOR bottom THE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman steamers va y y y IL a1i II. X; T. , letvt,
I0cS and New England Railroad at Grand Central
Depot ami prlucipa IOCa%
NpnWlCH Line
y To Boston Nashua, Portland and the East
Lac lie" Iron 9 ;qIY OF WORCESTER.
without exception the moss gait BOAT on inc sound and
caves iier No 40 North li,er. OF Wat pier
ABOVE Ferry daily except sundays AZ p N
NLW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUD ON
IN ouch trains viii leave Grand Cent.a Deyot
and Northern f. ress 10 dorchester ana
Mont with Drawn Groom cars also 10 "a atoga -
-pe'al EXpre-s Tor chi, ago di J. stopping only
at Albany syracuse Rochester Buffalo Ele Cleveland ana
10. edo $500. 800.
100 a. Chicago xpress. drawinsroom cars 10 Canaan
daigua. Rochester and Buffalo
II a. N Dany and ROY with connection 70 Utica sara
toga Dlens Fails Lake George and Rutland
$50 D. N. A bauy Troy slecal
m. Accommodation to Albany ami Troy.
d. ~ press vi slice ing cars for 81 LOUIS
running n ou1n every day the week also NIAGARA tas
buna and Toledo .., ,- ...
Auburn Road. also 10 aratOSa ANA Mon
. !, m Pacific Express. daily. wltI sleeping cars for
Rochester Buffalo yeand, Toledo, Detroit chicago anu
IL ~ M sight Express. with Seepng-cars 20 Albany ana
IL Aets on No Bow ing u cen, % and 40 B Gal
AT rslcJtCs r. press Dhces alu %
and g42 Broadway New YORK, and 80 dsnlA -tol-st
BVUOklyn - - -. - - n -,
NEW-HAVEN. MERlDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPkINGFIELD HOLiOAr- MON kEA l. aud mtsrme-
date ponJA steamers leave Pier % z l. ny az o, N
t5unday- DE- con nectln2 Win Ills -
NEW-HAVEN Tor MERIbEN HAkrFOkD sPRlN =
FIELD &c Tickets sold baggage Checked AZ J44 Boai
gsy n Y ann l Codrt.sL. Brooklyn. EXCURSION " New
Haven and rrJurn - %
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GIAhlN . - ~ ...,,l,.,.r mon
COMPANI
Once Per *. =. f., foot % COrt!anit IT.
Con.gnucuts of Iels rod directed 70 any par
OF the world
LNAQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders Alnds Of resht AMI mer
chaudise any part OF tne citY
sLAAND HAHBOH lowing AND Rive AND HAN
BOk LIGhI rltAGE
Freight every description promptly 20 any po'u'
Ia a. Aarbor at reasonable rates. - 49, -
-AaaDAt,. AltGE9 AND GRuVEs TO CHAN.
TkhfOls f-ACC ltSIONS --- ,.-....- - .s,s,,r
-s,rrr, Jonn a. sLutu and Erastus Corning for NEW
s. 80 .s,,vg PcI 10 ~ Il, at >. III daily lS~tdr4AIi
excepted ,,,,uu,ss a ncrv,,n Neyy- YORK And
-f,,1rn Caro- and ulspatch slAian1eed- ,,..
sr.Tl,L ~ D.. H. - =" 45"'' ~ 'c -
Eer Nm. ga points f-lsJ al re. 10 ,,t. 81,
S.-.t,t 7tlJt.u. sI.AA IN ISLAM D-sloVo MICS u
Ten CEN N. steamers Pier J. L. Il, los "Mls1Si,s
PlA4t4. LON AMI paw, n Dry D1o>s
r. -,I uler every elng appeflAnlnA " VA"
culs .ruc.lOn iup IT oi FeHseiA
NROY BOATS-CITlZEN LIN E.-Hew
s,samers sA RAToGA aud CITY or TROY leave dAuy
tsxeepf saIurday ~ Pier A. Nofeh RIVER i9oS Its
,a.r eoun.ettng morning Trains Tor Nortn 2aA
Hlest SUNDAY steamer toucbssat Albany
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Mluslcdl Instruments.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, 27 stops, 1925. Pianos.
ID .2g- 80 Factory running day and night Catalogues
free. Address DANIEL + BEATTY. Washington. ~
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Ct. PAUL, o-, oar,
= MINNrAPOLIS, COLORADO, OREGON. CALL
,n,.,IA a,l An point. la NEBRASNA. UrAL MN
rANA. DAkOrA. MINNESOTA. aud tho NOKIHW EST
are reaches, direct from CHICAGO vLICls
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

I NORTH or MAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP Line B.IHI.lN NV YORK,
Sol HAMPTON And BRLMEN.
DONtU saturday. oct - Ell E---- " "u-e-d y No'. =
NAN -a..lr.iI. .uv NB Non l.
RATES Or pass A. T. from NLW.Y DIRK % -OUThAMP-
TON HANItE or Bt MEN. ,
FIRST CABIN 500 SCION D CABIN .......-toO
-TELEAOE. 80
Return tickets AZ reduced r.tes l -terrIcr ceftu
Gates 80 mel, Per between second ana
IhIII--i. uObDs-I. ". d.
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OCNITrp STATES MAIL SrEAMhHs,
10. 1|-EEN rJ.NS And LlN -HP' - Il

ED..- y 7 T.-'N W ANU u -.f-t = a
i..1v M per IS. y. -. lOOIOf hInEst -
t'--fS'i -------- &c.,. 4 ur-i-T. Soy. 7, =
CT tgo% ~ y ------'- - Tuesday. nov. Il. I Il
ETA-L-, i-'------ Tuesday 90. l. y. ia
,t..I. ~ Tuesday Der . ~
rt. ~ -,.r a- illtO.ill. n water gIt CO n)I-J
msi- and ere sfu cI WITH every rem rlt 10 l'@a 80,
passage Atal.t 'Il -us AL t-.c'i .-'
Flr.r,1r, Id. -1ln trt srlD DE piano AL uO't5,
-n ax,.7aueef surgeon si:y4riss IA. caterer In IN
.fa,rsr Tn. -t4r.-,n4 Ip1'r ie k thu' ~ = I'd
tnoe ,r4t.st of AL uxure. sea- psriec v-ntliLph All
hight o.. o., -t.r.,.,o-,,. ~, -, ant
.r. TN,,T. R.t.Ul tF. $40. -lEEuAttE 40 low rAtoA
OFFICE. 80. - -i-JA4'" "a, ..,...
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Fer Potn Sexes-Citv.

n INDERGARTEN, elementary classes, - N u
N mary for Kindergalten teachers. --ast "a -
October & lssZ Joins khAUs. MARIA AhA -
bOELqL
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rINF G. MEARS'S

vi ENGLISH. FRENCH ANb Si-ii'iAN 'OAA'-'--'
AND DAY . dO.yL- ..,, NJ. 49,, -,
- Va. I ada tf1und-d ls+OJ, No - ci.onaYe
T. Vol Hrsa,,s sensmber 81 1873. French IL The 10
rToeef The family AMI school lectures IN kngs Erele1
sUd ermas Dy eminent professors o.oiN s''e-"H V~
g. si.i I'D FreuCh Prln4ry apartment ID. ,,~.o..ai
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trims from two 10 ays trslns dNY each way between
CHICAGO AMI prominent Western potncA IL ALONE
Runs IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west o. Chl-
caeo PULLMAN 7LEEPLRs are run On a. OILS through
and night FOR fae ALL otner Information
ap, Dy letter coII1a uoks. at u VI
L. +. BOOTH
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Ocean CLEANERS.

4 NTHOR LINE. L. y Nail Steamers.
y NEW.YORk and GLASGOW. via DERRY
from PIER 20 NCrtu River. -,cW-IOrk
ETHIOPIA oct. ~ g. H.. FD IN ~-LA NOvl 10 An
CIf.CA-- A. noon. il-l lA--NoF l',i4d Ii
Rates ul passage % ...
Gil "A ~GJW. LIVERPOOL BELLA Tor LOND DERRY
CaUius 4sJ . u7ion D.Setsa a. TrI"te 49,, 80
~ec0ud Cabin SAL Outward, So Prepaid rl
Flor book o -c'and rates. plans &c, apply U
HEN Dlt.-DN BROTH H.. BOWlI- Green.
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A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
DREW and sr JOHN leave Pier AL North River, foot
OF anlst every WEEK DAY. at . p. connecting at
Albany SUNDAY morning excepted with trains North West
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~ DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES Ano SHAA
ShkS ~ Al East ~ ssst.. October
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DREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCH0l
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10 PHILADELPHIA.

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OSSTNING INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG Ia
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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-01-05
Wheat FOrger NdJbctl.

On Tuesday morning a deputy U. s.
marshal. in charge of a prisoner named
Cox, passed through Morris ell route for
Minneapolis. The man Cox who is
charged with selling forged wheat tickets
was captured near Graceville after an ex
citing chase across country from Camp
bell. The prisoner was Oh horseback, as
was also the officer, and Mr.. Breed, travel.
ing agent of the Millers' association, who
accompanied him. They had long and
cold, but nevertheless exciting ride, anc
run down their game in good shape. Fur.
ther facts and particulars are given by the
Minneapolis Tribune:
Last Wednesday, a man giving his
name as Thomas Cox, and stating that he
resided at Campbell. Wilkin county,
called upon Mr.. E. B. Andrews, of the
Millers' association, and offered for sale
some wheat tickets. On being questioned
lie displayed great familiarity with Camp
bell, and produced regular wheat tickets,
which Mr.. Andrews finally bought of him,
giving him the money, amounting to
1916, and thought no more of the matter
until The astounding discovery Was made
that the wheat tickets were forged, and no
such man as Cox had ever lived in Camp
bell. MIR. Andrews thereupon notified the
police, and sent Mr. Breed, his travelling
agent, up to Campbell, to investigate mat
tiers. That gentleman at once spotted"
Cox who for some insane reason had actu-
ally gone to Campbell after he got the
money. In the meantime, Cox becoming
alarmed, started off on horseback for
Graceville early Monday morning. Mr..
Breed thereupon notified tile sheriff of the
circumstance, and the two started after
Cox, capturing him in Gracevile on Mon
day night. He is the son of well con-
nected, wellto-do parents in ST. Paul, who
are utterly FRUSTRATED by the blow which
has fallen upon them"
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-01-05
Ne,c Commissioners,

The new board of county commissioners
assembled Tuesday, and perfected their
organization by the election of L. L. Heg.
land, from District No. 1, as chairman
There were only four of the members
present; Mr.. Wellington, who holds the
certificate in District No 8. being absent,
the board organized without him. Mr..
Finnegan, the contestant, will be unable
to act, having no certificate, until such
time as the question of contest Is decided
by the judge, and hence, until some deci.
sion is reached, Mr.. Wellington, if lie
qualities within the prescribed time, will
be empowered to act. While we have no
fault to find whate 'er in the choice of
chairman, so far as Mr.. Highland is person
ally concerned, yet it would greatly facili
tate business, as has been frequently DEM
onstrated, did the chairman of the board
reside at the county seat. The board has
large amount of business to transact, and
the session is an important one.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-01-05
announcement.

In our next issue Messrs Kenrer &
Moere's real estate department will be brim
full with choice list of desirable property
which has been placed in their hands by
parties who desire to profit by the ap
preaching boom in real estate. That there
is to be great demand, and that parties
in other states have their eyes on this point,
is evident from the letters we receive, the
writers stating expressly their desire to
keep track of real estate transactions in
this vicinity. During the past ten days
five letters have come to hand in which
this subject was mentioned, one from
Pennsylvania, one frcm Missouri, one
from Illinois, one from Wisconsin and one
from Minneapolis. When you begin to
hear from abroad it is evident things are
working"