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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-13

The highest medical authority is pre-
nounced in denouncins the use of ice
made from other than pure running
water The old theory that freezing
purified water in stagnant ponds and
destroyed impurities, has been explod-
ed, and it is now settled fact that no
ice is fit for use but that frozen in run
ming streams. Doe Benton has an
abundance on hanc, cut from the CIR
son river, and delivers the same to all
parts of the city. Orders left at the
livery stable will receive prompt atten-
ton. If
IIackmetack." lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price % and 80 cents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-13

Fred Douglas, in his Decoration Day
Grafton at Rochester, said: &" Cuques-
tionably the condition of the freedman
is not what it ought to te, but the cause
Of their afflicticn is not to be found in
their freedom, but in their former
slavery. 1t does not belong to the
present, but to the past. They were
emancipated under unfavorable con-
ditions. They were literally turned
loose, hungry and naked, to the open
sky. They had neither home, friends,
or iloney. Such was their destitution
at the start that their enemies conso!ed
themselves with the thought that hun
GER and exposure would soon thin them
Oh t,aLd possibly destroy the m altogether
Those who now carp at their destitutiOn
ar,l speak of them with contempt
should Judge them lenientIy, and meas
ure their progress, not from thessheights
to which they may attain, but from
the depths from which they have come.
They have persisted from neither cold
nor hunger, and from the last United
States census we learn that their in
crease is ten per cent. greater than that
Of the native white population of the
Sorth.n
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-13
TRY NEW FIELDS.

Every town in Nevada hears COM
plants of dull times. OF course times
are dull in this State, as, in fact, they
are all over this coast. Our Nevada
towns have too many non-producers.
We have too many men, especially
young men, who prefer to hang around
the towns to going out in search of
work. The saloon, with its attraction
Of cool Summer drinks, toothsome
lunches, pool, billiards. draw-poker,
etc. has a fascination for the average
Young man which is hard these June
DAYS to overcome. But then it must
he overcome, otherwise the young mans
wardrobe will grow sleek ard seedy,
his account at the saloon will become
,liscouragingly large, and when the
snow flies the young man vii! not DE
able to select from a Very large or
very fine stock of overcOats and ul>ters.
This is not in the line OF fancy picture
drawing. True, there are not many
positions of ranch eVorseorS or book
keeping chasing young men down, but
there is plenty OF work in Nevada for
those who want to work. The Nevada
rancher is willing to give employment
to honest and industrious young men.
ignoring the white tramp on the score
If self protection. New mining camps
are being opened in Southern ana East
crn Nevada, and save on the Comstock
TIE mining outlook was never more
promising than now. Up in Storey
county the exodus Of Young, or un-
married men, began with the dull times
on the Comstock, and the percentage of
idle young men is now small there.
The example in Storey county might
be profitably followed by some of the
young men of Ormsby and other
Western Nevada counties.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-13
DIED.

NIGHTENGILI4-In Carson City, June -, Mrs.
Lillian \. Nightengill.
The funeral will take place to-day TUESDAY 81.
at O'Clock from the residence of the late
r. II. Meder. Friends and acquaintances are
respectfully invited to attend. !
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-13

The busy little Greenbackers are
active up in Iowa, and are determined
to be heard. Just what Greenbacker
is good for we have never been able to
discover, but he exists and must be
treated with certain amount of respect,
especially when he gets into Congress,
Tor there he has more or less authority.
Ormsby Lodge No. 4, A. o. L. W.,
meets tonight.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-13

\ st. Louis editor accidentally re
ceived in his morning mail proof-sheets
intended for the employees Of religious
publication house, and, after CHANGING
over them, rushed to the city editor,
yelling, "Why in the world didn't you
get report of that big flood. Even
that slow old religious paper across the
way is ahead of you. Send out your
force for full partculars-only one fam
His name is Noah.
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The Assassin

WAsHINGTON, June ll.-Guiteau
has given up all hope Of the law, but
he has hopes for Presidential clemency.
He says he has no confidence i'm Reeds
last move, and told him he would not
succeed. He spends much time in
reading the Bible, and has but little
exercise, saying he is getting to be lazy.
Guiteau has selected as his spiritual adj
wiser the Rev. w. w. Hicks, Presby-
terrain Minister Of Washington, who
will make daily calls at the jail.
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CITY MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

LII PARTIES HOLDING OR OC.
IA cupying premises in Carson City, are hereby
notified to cleanse the streets and alleys bordering
on their pre- mise of all offensive or
dinance in such case will be enforced against
them.
g. T. SWIFT, City Marshal.
Carson City, Nay 4th, 1882
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-06

ST. PAUL, oo.ro opr4ox CALI.
-. - -, a,,,s in ,,FBRAsKA UTAH. MON
TANA.DAKoTA. MINNESOTA and the NORTHWEST
are reached direct from CHICAGO via the
CHICAGO AND NORTHwEsTEkN Ry.
II runs from two to i've trains daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western point@ II Al-o-'
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west % 0H
cago PJLLMAN sLEEPEIi- are run on al o. l'' 'N's
md Mont ,-,. E, rates of fare and other Information
apply by letter or in person any coupon uozet a or 70
' - 1. T. BOOTH,
General Eastern Agent. No AS broadway sew OK,
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Gteamboats ano Railroads..

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
n DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier IL, North River 1901
% q SaSa Sunday sES morning s1cep With North Vest
tickets to Albany Sn& A. E'u G9f o fd q 20
ERIE RAILWAY now known as The - N ZEN v
IL YORK LAKE FRIP AND WESTERN RAlLisOAD
4rranrsment Of trains FRO Chambers street Depot u
rcom Coaches 10 Buf 40 and suspension Bridge -, ,r
m Win 1 S trains to the West and south
west Pulmans best Drawinsroom sieephs O
NJ Dar-racac for v tRe Wes slesp anS
CGlcaso without change coaches through to Chicago
7I5 y u.-Emgrant tram for the Mes aao 1000 m ~
Rutherford and Passaie, - "a 40 go : 1910 p NJ
rs mdnight sundays 6 $3.50. 1920 a. m, Lao o'o L.
mianisa6 g. 700 1850 sso 1920 - noon LAP
s.56 ~ BIO $50 $40 $50, AL s 1880 p m sHd ~
midnight sundays $50. 1870 d m' l;41 o'5o - 'u
eeSark and Via Newark, G45 40 1870 M
Sirbts only sundays ella M $40 69OP an -,
p M and Il midnight sundays l. $50 1920 H. i4'
$50 p and ? midnight
NesDurs and Cornwall, $50 $3.50. 4:3O p m sun
9a goS Nor T. ana KINGSTON s$o N sundays $50 m
snndavS g. $50, l6:2O a. NJ, $50, D, m 90 -,
Mdeown 800 o. lO-9 a. H. S'o9, ", 49, g ,' and 10
SUNDAYS o;ao ,:-p with NJ and Rroad at Main St
Pdrt fervis 80 = io:20a 49o :, 7:i5 m sun
days $50 0e NJ g. 60 4a and Quarter after each hour
from 70 lj m and at ~; - any & - room and
sin9 Goa lies can be Obtained orders tor the checking
and transerof baggage may be let al the
Court-st Brooklyn, or at the companv's DepotS'
frirraut Acencr. No. ) stterY-ulace. 81, -. OK
Fxnress trains the est arrive in Ne"ioEA ~ -'
and 4l;-2 A. H. aa R5rT ienT Pass'r Agent NewYor
RNRAlIROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains eave Tor EnglevOOd Closier !er1ont ana a.
: s.5o 10 "a m IL 4 400 80, $50, $50. ll-5o ~
sunisys 3 a. M and s.i5 T. m The 1l:5O tram viii
leave 50 minutes later SATURDAY nights. An 81.
Nauuet spring Valley and Mon-ey Z. ~ a. H. 4''O p IL
SUNDAY JS0. ~ ABBOTT. Genl Passr Agent New York
FHIGU VALLEY RAILRO AD.-Passenger
II trains after Nav - ISL WIN leave dePo' io,L
or Desbrosses-st5 at $40 AM p H. - i
$50 d m for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown ke hIns
Manch Chunk WIsesbarrs TOvanda MaYerly IultS'
1;eneva LYONS Bn lO and the and Northwest tn
man through coaches run daily Trains at m LOT
pethlehem Allentown Reading Mauch ChunE, "diAsspe e
and I1ttston at a. for kastoh be0liehen
COplay 80 - - , ~ connect for all
point N Nahanoy and HazetOa coal regions SUNDAY sA
Mapch Chunk, $40 a Leave MAuch ShuHA Az
D. IN. -. NJ Church and Cort anlf- sts.
1eleI~ -''" ~ r. b. BYINGTON. q. p y
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nRnVlnFNCE LINE.

IJKU IULNNL LI-N y. -.,-,.,, ,,rnr,C-r
Connecting with Providence & worcester TX. ~
for all POINTS NORTH and EASI- wa ~ ONSh9 Els
s.IiTr.y elegant stftl cf IHODE lo4-A' -
on N0naavs ned ard Ffid an" ilt ma hNcth
steamer MASSACHUSETTS, on Tuesdays Thursdays and
saturdays viii al
ID. IN. from Pier % y. X. foot OF " aTren-sIs =
Conbections made al Providence, via F. & W. II H.
or Worcester and all Northern. Elstern ani Whige
Norman polufs Tickets at all princllai ucAe
Offices Staeru0ms secured at Offices 81 weston i4Ps
% Al Asfor House. ZU7 3o, 3J1 and Al Broad
W. anS - Fiifb venue aud Windsor Hotel ticket Offices
"-'' " " l. W.. FILkINS. General Pass Agent
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NORWICH LINE ,,,.... o,-.,,,, an, ~, r,..

NORWICH LINE ,,,..u.. ,,-.,,o, ,,i ~, E,..
~ To ston Worcester Nashua P'rtAnl AL tl' List
TheneN iron sea CRY PYYF OF WORCESTER
Jibl3 S)I1t. and
tnefavD1te CITY of y EN-4OHhr
leave PIER sO 40 North River, foot d WllJ mex Pi'f
above Desb rosesst rydIJ eN' 'ps oih IA PIN
NrFW-HAVEN. MERlDEN, HARTFORD,
~ ~PRINGFIELD. HOLYOkE. MONREAL and miefms-
diate points leave Pier - r. T. i@LN a. D. III
Sctain1y win fratns At NFV-HAVEN, Tor MERIDES.
HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD &C. Iickets soin anu D'y
e cnec ked At pa Broadway y y ana Courst brOO<-
lyu Excursion 70 New Haven and rrturh' q 81
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD commencing June "a 1882
through trains will Grand Central Delot -
H. Western and Northern Express 10 ai
Montreal via central Vermont r. r. WIN uI@"HEioV
al q and Alexandra Baf. .,-- -
$40 m Special Express for chicago day -opP5 ouly
Albany SYRACUSE Rochester. Buffalo, hre Oie''u anu
NJ Saratoga special drawingroou car to Lake George
AIoS9a M Chicago Express drawngroom cars to Canln-
II a M 10 .bsny ami Troy with connection 70 CU0A'
Saratoga CIcns Fails Lac George and Rutland 9. ala
$50 D. ~ saratoga special. arrives p m RUNS ~ AA
George on -aiurdays .r-.--o,t rroy
D. H. Accommodation 10 Albany anu IlDI. Tor 81 rcn,s
I0Is EKnresa with sleeping cars
mining ronr h every Gay the week. also niagara hA-'
belao SI rss with sleeplngcars to Syracuse and 70
AnhnrI tnad n 40 70 Montreal excepting 5uItl -. f,-
. m Pacific Express dairy, win fi,c9~-, md
R0c6esier Burao Cleveland Toledo Detroit SN'0-so
Clayton. t., ...o-,o1 car. 70 Albany and
on sale at No BowlngG Green 2j2 and 4l5 Bre
vvar I'D N Yrstcott's T. rpress Drices PalA
and g,2 Broadway. New York. ana 800 a. tt'ItF n
Broosln J. ~ TOUCEY. Gen suPL = L. Aii-AEi"
AVgn
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Gelp uanteo.

EDITOR WANTED.-A thoroughly CONNER
II cal and financial Address COUPONS. Box 80
Tribune once
CDITOR AND MANAGER WANTED for
IL daily weekly paper Newfork must DC con
with the business depart nent a. Nc" As inc literary
giving references experience and salary ex
peoted JOURNAL, BOX 40, Tribune Office
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BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,

FIFTH AVENUE AND FIFTIETH STREET,
Opposite CsthedraD
NEN-lOkk.
WETHERBEE a. FULLER, PrOprietors
Strangers viii ind excellent accommodations at re-.
cuced prices during the summer months
This ana elegant house Il centrally located for the
reception permanent transient IT'S
ingy situated, being point amidst the fashion
able Residences churches, the Grand Central
pot within three minutes walk OF The elevated roads AuG Mall
sonaye cars The ventilation heating and plumbing
ranged on the most approved principles The hOe -
Quoted on tie European plan p2rOnzed BY the best families
Of Europe and America with restaurant VI unsurpassed
excellence zl1 Al reasonable cb2rgeA
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Simmer Resoris-

MOUNTAIN house on the
M Uestern .Iooe 81 me ost.kuls one q hail miles
posi- daily and telegraph hoass ls ~ ip
and hcalLfuliy situated excellent JoAId a.
eggA butter, 81 terms reasonAtio Ape.5 10 80 - r.
LAWRENCL, per CasHe. HA-ald Co.. Gth-aNe AA1 jan
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5tedmboats anS Railroads..


A LBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and G. Vib-
"a bardDsily SUNDAY exceptedl leave Veatryst Pier
s;oa an 22d-st at lBrOOky by Annex al a nj
anding at Nyaek Ferry. West Point Newburg POuRnkeep-
beck by erry) with 2f5 Ulster Del. Il. p,
~ tAtsNll y" sPeciai tram Catsl Mountain y T. Tor
BANY with trains for the NORTH and WEST and Special
SARATOGA EAPhISSS.
A MARY POWELL, for West Point, Corn
~ wall. Newblrg P0ughkeepse ROnd0ut and kingston
landing AZ Crnstofs formerly COzzenss Milton. New Ham
burg and uyde Park. daily inun1ays excepted. Leaves
at PouGhkeepsie with evening trains for the North.
4 FALL RIVER LINE.
FALL RIVER, BOSTON, AND THE FAST.
Tho most agreeable route 10 tho WHITE MOUNTAINS
MOUNT DESERT. ant an principal cities. inland aud
shore resorts OF Scw-f.ng AMI and the PROVINCES
The maInmotl palace steamers
BRISTOL and Providence
leave New-York daily Sundays included at $50 p. m.
boat nom Brooklyn AZ p. n. Jersey City. p M
GRAND PROMENADE COSCERr5
evening splendid bands and orchsstas attached
10 these
Long water u nights ress i've morning trains TO
Boston rail ride timo sevcn.y-fve mlnutesj
NEWPOET LINE
FOR NEWPORT, X /, DIRECT
MATTHIAS VINEYARD, NANTUC KET and SEA
SHORE RESORTS OF CAPE COD. Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLOSI,
Leave NewYOrk daily Sundays excepted a. p II from
PIER y, North River.
These steamers make terminus Newport
and staterOOms for both ines be secured az
principal hOtes transfer and ticket Oce at the ONCE
on PIER 3. and steamers - -
SEND FOR LIST or TOURS AND EXCURSIONS
FREE on APPLICATION ..-.~-- - -
BORDEN LOWELL. GEOH6E = CONNOR
Agents Gen'i Pass. Agent
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CHARMS .,.-.,,,,,,. ..,o,,
COMPANY
Ofice Pier -, y. T., foot Of Cortlandtst
onsf-nments Of freight directed u part
Of the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES POP DISPATCH.
Orders received delivery Of all kinds Of freight and mer
chandise TO any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGUTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly ghiered TO any point
N the harbor reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCU RSI IONS.
steamers John ~. and Ersstus Corning for NEW
HAVEN, leave Pier IS ~ H. at p H. aaliy Saturdays
excepted -. 40
MIrRJPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between New-Y0rk ana
Now.ffaveu Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight points D., l. q " H. received at Pier -,
For \cvy- II a IN and points East al Pier Is.
MOTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAM D-fltFen Miles LOT
Ten L, VIA lesIuers Pier J. r., foot htehast
GENTRAL sHIPYARD. CommunpaW y. dry DOCKS
Machine and Boiler shops every ing appeIi4nug 70 dc
coustruciiOu and repair oil vessels
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GUION LINE.
VI UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMER5,
FOR % EENSTOMN AND LlEERPOOL
Leaving Pier 5, y. r. FOOT % king-sL
uf-ly, lS3O y n
" lDM Ntf---.-- 1e7'.eS5' @A4t u.s. ~ ~ u
ABYSS y e-,iaY Aug -, AZ IL
" l-tfJN II 'p LOU r. III
l- These bgllf Of On M FAtertSu cDmJart
mcnts furnished with every sit5 20 maze Tue
passage across Atlantic both safe and agreeable having
bathroom. smoking drawngroom piano and library
also exp rrnced Surgeon stew4ress a0I caterer on each
.teamer The sateOOms all upper deck thus nsurlng
greatest oi al luxurics a sea- porlecI VENTILATION AM
hight
CABIN PASSAGE according 10 stateroom $50 $50 and
glUu INTERN EDIAIL, Stu. ST EAtfE al Low rates.
OFFICE W. 20 BEOADN AZ,
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A MONG THE CATSKHLS.
nlII 4 u HILL L
CAMPOBELLO ISLAND.

~
There ample evidence at hand TO prove beyond question
that az CInpobeuo may find relief from
HAY FEVER
Those who suffer from this maady viii find At this new
delightful climate and most comfortable
quarters OWEN" which IA pronounced one Of the
unique houses shore 1t viii he kept oTen until
October and possibly later sufferers and for
those who wish avail themselves OF tho
FALL SHOOTING.
Application for should De made 10 MI Il. a.
BARKER, CamiODello. via PASSPORT, Ne.
Choice offered for SALE and plans OF the
Friars Bay Reservation near TYSY COED, anu Of MAN
OF-wAR-HEAD, may be had on application 10
ALEX. :. POTTER
Gen. Manager CampobellO Co.
n State-st,
BOSTON, MASS.
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Express Trans NewY DesbrOsses and Cor
landt streets Ferries. a. follows .o 70.
5l5 1870 o. go 10 Limited il a. l. 30 SAD - 90, l.
9 and y night. sundays, J.la, and 4u a H.
A. g. : ; and 9 p. m, and - night 90
leave New daily except Sun ~ i;zu
m p. IN. running through va trenton Shd C.inqen'
Reuriug trains Broad street station Philadelphia
l:Ol .:O5 $50 3:45, 600 7Su, $50, GO aud IL = m
LIMITED Express 1870 p M J. 3 l. D . b:5O 40, ana
SIOn m ON sunday 1901, 800 32O, 3:45, $50 n m l.
$50 100 and $40 Leave Phiafelptl wa CAinaeh
a n and 4:jJ u M daily, except sunday. ~ - 49,,
Ticset Oices $40 and ga broadway AstoI lioi,t am
foo OF Desbrosaes and COrtiandt-sts, ouIt am DIA
yn Annex station FultOn-st, brooklyn nos IL
rs HudsOn-st., HOOOken station Jersey Oliyi
Iynigrant Ticket once. Battery place. -,-
Ine y Transfer Company VIII cali loI aho OHcOA
from hotels ana Residences.
FRANK TIL % ASpN, J. T. WV
MAn9ger GcItral tass-r Aeenl
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AN ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR. handsomely
~ furnished house, southern exposure, sep
aTstey 40 Lexingt0n-Iye, northeast corner l5d-sL
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6otrls.

4 DNE KIISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n lgt.h ilIEl NJ WILL BIS RECEIVED AT THE
IPTQ"S OPT e. No. 1928 Brsadway corner Thirty
hrstst 8Oo West Twenty third-st corner Ilghth-ave
No ~ East fcrt%enthst Jnion-squnre 100 Third
ave- corner FORTY yenth-st; az the HARLEM OFFICES
Nos. 100 and 800 ThIri-avo corner One md
twenty fifth 81. up 20 ?. regular ice rats,
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Boaro dno Rooms.
East Sida.

, A MEXICAN PRIVATE FAMILY, in best
~ neigh bornOod thirty minutes from Union square want
Doarders - u per week box $40, ~ East
1sth-5t. Ads cruising ONCE
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A MARY POWELL, for West Point, Corn

As wall Newhurg. PDnghkeepsie, ROndOut and Kingston
landing AZ Crans0ns formerly Milton. New Ham
burg and Hyde Park. daily lsundays excepted. Leaves
Nestfyst. pier az 3l5 and 22dst al $3.50 p Connects
at POugike with evening trains for the North.
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AIRANY ROATS. PEOPLES LINE
N DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier H. North RIVER oot
Of Canai-st every WEEK DAY, at m. connecting al
Albany 5unday morning excepted with trains NORTH "VS
tickets to Albany and return rood Sodays 81 90
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CITY OF RICHMOND"
makes excursions dSy b. Pier Brunch
making connections for ocean and Asbury Park
BOAT LEAVES Foot West 2lstst. y. r. $50 and 3
p III Piers, v r., 10 a. M and $3.50 m FARE, either
way, witt ticket 81 cents Excursion uczet good only
day ISSUED, I'D cents
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT. AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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Gltuatlons na1teo-- females.


CHAMBERWORK, H0USEWOfRsktI,, go, Ma rIr j.
I've COOKING. Sc.-By good iro ., % ~ ~
- lit and country al moderate wages ~ w.
TplSSf HfoME BUiEAU. l55 6th-sye, above 1OIase
GOOK. &c.-First class cook understands anu
p1nss - cooking and baking and - 10 goaSS
ing; city or country city reference. 40 "'''
ring twice
a. - coor and good baker thorough aundress 10
obiec u0n To short distance IN country ie-o'
place. 432 West 3Istst, second moor.
~oOE pv voung woman, an excellent
80 IN oTivats family best Of city reference 900 ''u'
GOOK-By a young Protestant Mul IiiH en nj
frs class cook private family undt1ste iS
1utter bread n AFRAID OF "oIA
afer . GOOD reference East 24tbat, seconn pen
COOK &c.-By young Scotch woman
y hrstclas good baker thorongh aantss DO
ocfon % any distance in country not rAlu OF "orA
,sfersnce from last place Call Monday at ~ ot-A's
WILL SOME KIND LADY OF influence
w please assist getting educated Young EHHAsH
,trl position as compai 10 lady AdcrcSs a - 40
Frbune Uptown Office. l,23s BROADWAY
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WHITE MOUNTAINS.
On and after MONDAY, June 2G
SPECIAL FAST EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN
with PsrlOr and Day Cars. VIII connect with tho
PROVIDENCE LINE.
OF steamers from NewYork, leaving steamer wharf
Providence AZ 600 daily except sundays and running
Through orcester kaDyans White Noun.
IAN points without change
L. h WILKINS, General Passenger Agent.
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rVHE CATSkILL MOUNTAIN RAlLROAD
SOW IN OPERATION
from Catskiu Landing O the Hudson River. TO
THE CATSKILL MOUNTAIN.
SHORTEST. QUICKEST. CHEAPEST
m rnost desirable route the CStki Mountain House.
ToteI Kaaerskill Halles's Falls, Iannerssie laurel
iuonse paIenylIe cairo. Durham. Wlndh&m aud other
rso.ufs IN the Catskiu Mountain Region ,x1-r,.r
passengers for the MOUNTAIN h'OaE am hOi III
KAATkll, h Ii wall reach either itoJei
TWO HOURS EARLIER BY THIS ROUTE
than IA practicable by any other.
Trans counccta Al
CATSKILL LANDING
With lind -on River bay Line se4mers oaskl Night Boats
a. Nsyg 0rk Central and Hudson RIVER HallroAh -
$500 tHA~ 4. BEACH, -upt IasAlll y. y
q Il VAN BENTAC XSEN, g.. T. y, Nostry-at FleI, NJ.
THE CATSKILL MOjN AIN HOUSE
0pIv Hotel commanding the famous new oil tho
HUDSON VALLEY.
,,,tou q 800 feet ami g. cooler than New York
rrounds bv it, Park of 5000 acres 81 Masn hcent
Fo udine entirely the two Lakes ami an tne noted
have made the region famous ~ -
Unnecessarily Acknowledged 10 be the
MOST DI,-IRABLE LOCATION IN IIE CATS ~ LIZ,
Accrssible va CATS KILL MOI NlAlN ltAIiti-DAD
frola CArsKILL LANDING, Il Is Nearer Ia I4ne oJ
ONE HOUR
70 vewYork or Saratoga than any other Hotel on lhe
NJ CATsKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE CO..
ssRd for CIrcu4ar. " -
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NE NM MHITE MOUNTAINs.

commencing %. eci through express rain win
drawngIOom viii leave Grand tenli' ep3. ~, ".
4 Al RI daily sundays. VI ZOO tl' arriving
AZ the mountains early TIE evening two hours earl en- than
connecting Will express
Newport VI quebec seals lon daWlns-t0'n'Ils may
advance d. r. E =. e. ucht once Ia tfand
Central DEPOT by addresa.L- by nli ~ iee -IIpr
G.. T. HEAip-IkAl, -. T. y.
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6ummer Resorts.

A FEW choice rooms can be had Mt the
"a oneck House, West Hampton. L. C. HAISEY' pro
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Gitnations r0ante6-- maIrs.

SSISTANT JANITOR.-By young man,
"A age %. trade and 70 hand man Iye Ses
Recommendation from last employer Address FhA-NC1S
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N'E4W-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

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STEAMERS LEAVE PIEE :, Mr.
FOOT RECTOH~T.;
For Highlands, SeaOrght. Monmouth beach and Long
Branch Is, 7:45, 8, II $50 5:4J, o49 p M sun
days. 8. 1870 a. IN. $50 I m.
for Atlantic Highlands $40. 8, IL $780, 345. 5, 645
p
For Lakewood Toms River Barnegat &C, 7i5 No. 100,
For Writings Atlantic CITY, vineand, and all stations to
! Bavside l..,u D. N
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