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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-28

H. oi,h. "a we'll say that 10 keep the raccoons 49,
eating his corn he set traps in the BINS ID 'ic o".
:, winter The method described womb sSh
,-oon ,nsec4s from attacking stored beans. L" -"
bor - ono Of the best repcllants OF niTg .Los.
Siuttt,nl servcs better to keep the common
Noun. attacking furs and WOODEN too"s' -
% 'rices OF clothing arc Pu; away III ciYo @ he
Tor fhe summer pieces OF Tue @nIu ;. @ bonse and
tween the folds We use ~ 'irvI o,b a. haye also
ne never troubled with the moth' i ',r c"L;
81 - \ cool deal to keep insects Ioih o'' '"'
nets-{Professor A. j. Cook. g.,
Until latelyl have had troune WIN QUITO
to;so ~ drink 700 quickly, beng oOh2eu oco''s''"-
Oh. 70 let them have finger to suck SO 'ia' ''''
sIorld NOT gorge themselves. Now ma ny l'eu'ns
g.. ,or DAYS or so in shallow tin vessel
and only pouring III one-halt inch IN depth Oh MN
Of time they cake he milk with the tongue 1o7'
torc,irc the bottom of the vessel, and so partly
srcl. i'm that way the time occupied WIN ln' ~,
j. about eight minutes IN driukln III tio VI ",,e
wav a calf will dispose OF gallon oi IhF LITER
thing like two minutes; fancy th. - twist
satlsfed and does not O. IN Tor the CIV = +,l-en
business SO persistently rs when iho On Redford
from a deep VesseL-lS;ephen AIloi'-N'i'''
Tho ,,bjte Blaclberrics. rs they are calIei' n''o
,, fo,nd in several localities for some years Pds''
h,,t 90 far have not been favora0ly received
color j. male and lot pleasing, compared WIN "a gnu
Hack varieties end they are conslderao.i Es IN 80
&C The nualitv Is too sweet 8ul is W hSiuH III ny
,,cb acid yor OF the black kinds yet ''io4r ~
l'cu H'I" ' " bo hke them TIE size and color Is
'cipSi them for market and general uses mares
Downing. =. IT,
In setting potfed s'rGr5n7y plants IN dry
Ueatber dig holes and I'll with water ana SET II
the plan. when the water is nearly aos0rocu'
then shade by covering the plan; with quart Oe'iy
basket for three days. When | uncover SCI I'll, S
20, L.. ,,,r;,I. on Inc south side OF the plant, VIII
me omen SIDE facing away from the plant ana MI II
,ortIt with soil Thus The basket acts As paIVlai
shade and muich.-lC. y. \. y. .
The best cayenne pepper put on WIN au 0i"'-
nary pepper-box found sovereign re"eagyo '"Oe
I,,o ,ro,,,s after wears Of trial IL the vicinity OF
IT%tg1IiSdeiU6iS.-lE Edmund Hood, LA Co., Iowa.
Where it Is possible to fallow a piece OF ground
Or s,,ress ,rrg blade Of grorh by any other means
the most pcrtnaclous and refrac ory OF plants Will
he suhdned within one seas0n.-lShelah
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FOOT.NOTES.

Mr Harry Basse, Alton, Ill, has 5000 or more
slhwOnns at work FOL hun aud leeds them on leaves
OF the Usage orange.
Mr.. john Faulkner, Wheatland, y. y. raises good
crops Eu,di Home so IS. " bat never could see any
benefit IRON the Use OF phOspha,es'
a steam egg-beater, with a capacity Tor 10000
yolks al once has II Is said, been set up at Read
Ing. Penn. by nrih OF tanners OF KID.
NIP. c. Reynolds says that in a recent DAYS
Carrlage-1dc IL " esten Newly Ork " the wheat
was al Clawson;" be saw no other variety.
During the past year 9,242 cattle were either
thrown overheard OF died from injuries received IN
the pa~,aqe across the Atlantic from leading Amer
can ana Canadian ports
The Pennsylvania Agricultural SOcety's devotion
to Inc interests OF good husoandry - measured by
the fact that 1t has appropriated $1,000 IOr horse
racing at It's coming laIr.
A correspondent Of The Kansas Farmer concludes
from varied experience. that orchard grass Is the
best variety for that state, and the large red the
only kind of clover lit to SOW
Mr. Charles Aldrich records having cut and cured
tops OF artichokes for stock feed ANA that cattle
fodder even eating UP the coarse, hard stalks"
Mr.. A. II. Fogg, Rockaud Ne. hes three acres of
Wilson Strawberries, IN matted rows three feet four
inches apart, from centre TO centre Thus planted,
be finds that Tie winter ILLS less than when thlned
10 hills.
A current paragraph. adrft without credit il 10
the effect that dish Of straw berries literally
sugared, mOisleDed well with lemon juice, Ia about
the same proportion as cream - ordinarily used are
exceptionally palatable aud may be safely eaten uy
those who are deprived of the luxury OF tins tut
Oh account OF dyspepsia, " OF any other cause"
Copenhagen, the charger ridden by the Duke OF
WELLINGTON TIE entire day at the battle OF Waterloo
was born IN sos, passed hi last years in little
paddock on the estate IL StTathteldsaye, recelv-
Ing II is said daily allowance Of bread from the
hand of the Duchess who wore a bracelet made Of
his haIr died and buried with military hOnOrs
in 1854 and has a massive memorial stone with ap-
prOprlate inscription.
Southern correspondent has faith In the home
Iaf "a III ne
sands OF plants. he says are already 10 ne found all
over the South. and they will furnish seed for nu-
merous Tea farms, the productions Of which Will
demonstrate that General lie Due was wiser III his
day than the present Commissioner Of Agriculture,
VINO put stop 10 Government experiments IN tins
direction, aud Is spending more money on much less
promising ventures.
- In the twenty-eight factories of Central New
YORK me Cttcd Herald figures that 1920 900 cans
ale now In store To be filed with sweet corn as
as tAat product can be picked, which is usually the
pIet week OF September. Contracts made have
Deen az the rate Of 35 cents per bushel OF husked
ears the prospect is that crops not thus engaged
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Cr,crri-tv rss X LIFE AND LITERATURE
II - ucf Talent or kn0wledGe-it l. mo- genius ..
which makes q man interesting Is MS Wy, nnr
or scntlre q, presenting himself; 70 = cerah Je |
sajs o,,oi Of cracefuuess IN the a"proach 81 SOU
soul Ard this sracefuness, though IN MOI t'ac''
hans il j. lnconscnu- In necessarily so II Nft n'
50 /, tlc case of De Quincy, either a. Wilrr VI
man H. England tis indeinable cA'Tn - l''.,-pa
,re le than lsewhere; for 81 knelahc oWl,-
10 thc Tclish luck Of ESPRIT most taikers are III ole
gree bore- aud writer's are more oi - 's
fresruft, d, The rafter-Ofen itc ana agluih' ~ SUI
iteroe-,,fic. tnry have 20 express. iu No'd' De
Quincy in literature IN lie WIS rec lr'I ~ 60
social vice of modern Europe CppcaslN'hc7- ne W.
which l. mostly tie characteristic OF me man Oh FgT
W. sa,. thc vice II modern Europe Tor NlctOr HuEo
i5 fi,, -cs.iveucss. have been ~ riucn ont OF
80 ,e .,srect al the Hotel dc Ranhou et A. Iti'-
Dor a. Wordsworth womb have been OUT 81 paor az me
Nc,~1i1id or the Apollo saloon TIE Athena 'ini
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5te1u51G.s III 3Ii.rJI}l.
1 FALL RIVER LINE.

4 FALL RIVER LINE.
FALL RIVER. BOSTON. AND THE EAST
The most ,rerabe route 10 IN, WHITE MOUNTAINS.
MOUNT Dis RI and all principal c'tie. inland All
shore resorts Of Sew. and an iIr PROVINCES
Tie mammoth palace steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave New-NOrk daily SUNDAYS IuciudcdI NJ $50
from Pier H. foot OF Mulrar--t C0nncc lion Annex
boat lIOn 8rOoklyu At .. Jer.cy City. D. ia.
GRAND PlijIESADE CONCERTS
bY the spraI bands ANA OrcIssrL attached
10 tllr-c steamers
Long route fu nights rest FIVE morlns trains 10
Boston short gdll ride ltiine scY,nty-dvo mnatcsJ
NEWPOKT LINE.
FOR EEWFOii K. /. DIRECT
NAETHA5 NINLYAND. NANTUCKET. and SEA
SHORE l.410DRTo Of CAPE COD. Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY,
Leave New-lors duly sundays excepted ~ r. VI from
PI ~. IS. North River.
These their Eastern terminus 81 Newport
Tickets s,ateio0us both lines secured ut
Oh principal ho transfer ticket Offices, al The oce
on ri EE -. and steamers.
SEND FOR LIST Df TOUEo AND EACI RSiOSS
FREE ON APPLICATION.
BOKDEN q LOWELL GEORGE 70 CONNOR,
Arcut. bcnI Pass. AGENT
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PRUNING AND GRATING FOR PEAR BLIGHT /.
The practice Of pruning the pear when attacked
bv blght Is one which has been followed by many
cultivators with excellent results. While 1t VIII
not stop the progress of the disease in every case
il Will frequently do and WILL IN many cases ena-
bic the orchaTdist to save a valuable tree. Inc
knife and saw should be used vigorously, and IN no
cbarv way and large branches should often be re-
moved. In case Of severe blghtlng 1t Is XII or
curer and while the chances may Toe not many lor
SAVING the tree II is we'll 10 take even the few
chances. remembering that if unmoested the dis
ease itself would certainly Kill the tree We can
not tell just why pruning Is helpful because we 90
not.vet know certainly what blight Is Professor
BurTill, with pretty good reason, thinks 1t to De
q kind Of vegetable anthrax, due to the presence OF
bacteria Professor Budd regards it az kind Of veg
etable fermentation. due rather to the over heat
ing of the Young tissues By some II is considered
a. having relation 10 the severity OF the pre-
Cedng winter. Others again suspect tnat parasite
fungl have TO do with II, and 20 on as long a. lHe
doctors disagree TO the nature OF the disease OF
course no * plsnauOn OF how remedy acJs can De
given Pruning in case OF blight must sun DC re
parded a. an empirical remedy. MI; W. \. OO"u-
hart Bltesvilie, Ohio IN recent letter 10 HE
TRIBUNE relates AIs experience III hghthg pear
blight by pruning and then setting g!ails from d
healthy tree. lie IS inclined 10 attribute Ms success
more 10 tine influence of the gratis ndn 10 the PIuh-
iug. considering he grating as KIND OF lnOcula-
ton or vaccination. In this suppOstlOn lie il III
error Grating differs entirely from incubation
OrYaccinatluu IA animals, ana TINS gOod ehect
which be- noticed was undoubtedly due 10 the pIun-
ing. Possibly. also good vigorous graft may be-,
il some way, helpful 10 the tree but certainly not
III the way that vaccination Is protection 10 men
against smallpox About twenty-five years ago d
favOrte pear tree IN northern ONO was attacked
by the blight. aud after the disease had continued
Tor "A couple Ol wears threatening the HE oil the
Tree | had II severely pruned and upon the Stumps
OF the removed branches ecions were set, with re-
suits exactly agreeing with those OF Nh GOOdhart.
Professor e. l.. Bcsscy, Agricultural College OF
Iowa.
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will command hqhcr price The trade snles US
been ut So % 10 - 40 per case OF TWO uoNo"
according TO the size of the lots taken
OF the Bidwell strawberry hudson NV that
il has not been productive in his Garden co.. rho
other places here AMI he is " una5e u has been
adoption for market purposes wl,Ien another
much advertised kind sold as high pIlce III 70
time he says he has been trying for FOR IT,
verify the extravagaut claims put ,nr of and
un and in flavor surely the most in'''''
coarse berry ne ever tasted.
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THE COURTS.
COIrRT CAL

COURT CALENDARS-AUGUST %.
s,rRsvy couRr-cu ,ggrEs- before fG'ia' a. ~ ~,
20 I-N lsl. lsi. -. lS3 Isl 50 100 d,v
SIfRrnr -COURI-~rEciAL l-i'M-hoi'io
calendar .r,.,., psforc SOD ryyiak. G. j.
SUPERIOR (OukI-oFl.-iAl AH'''
No udy ca.endar 49,. ,,.f,-a Van Rr1ut NO
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60 Whom il man Concern.

4 ADVERTISEMENT AND NOTICE CON
y CEENlNG THE CONSTRUCTION OF Nv 81 ELL
- EAN tLUlSlNF \L~-tL- FOR TIE JNl I'D
STATES N-lnyital0n IS hereby extended 10 al en-
guees anu mechanc4 OF e-tal sn.d rcDu ~ t aId an
Tcpua.l MANUFACTURERS Of YES steam eIur, boilers
on rindnc having or CONTROL NJ regular establishments
ara benz engaged ln tie DIr es-. ali Onccfs ~ the Navy
and especially al uaVai constructors Il engine r. AID
orGnanc oeer- o he Nayy having pans. els or de-
81 any vessels. or OF any thereof tie classes
auiAoilctd hy tt naval appron ton act OF August o. q -
10 submit such plans models designs b. fle Nava Adj
Vi-0fy Board dIe,ted To- be Lei m TIE -ecef iy 0f
Navy under the provisions II act for lis and
assistance ia the design constructing ~ said vese
IN order That The same may le examined uy
COrdance with the provision. 81 said
IA se authorized ysad act 10 Doe two IA number
be constructed OF steel Of domestic manufacture having
b., tensile strength Than slxfv
thousand pounds to th' square inch ducv ia eight
inches 81 not less than twenty five per ccntu Ice pro
yl.ed with lull sail an il steam power
highest attanabe speed and adapted with suit
able ornaments. described III sad aCf
not less than thousand au tons
disp accmcnL ana the other OF not than Ortyhree
hundred uo more than forty hundred CIspACe
meut
sad plans models and designs should be submit within
the period oi sixty days after August aud should
u.n-uted 10 tAr Navy Deparn NO. wash. gtJ., u. a..
Tue department WIl upon hpIncdlou. forward copies Of
80 mch or me nava Appropriation act relates 20
sc- and VIII answer M letters ~ ami furnish al
sired information Oh the subject.
WILLIAM T.. CHANDLER.
secretary OF the ~ avy.
Navy Department Washington, August D. 1857
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Gclp rOante0.

GENTLEMAN wants refined lady secretary {;
" must travel occasionally AddIts; b +. H., Tribune
once.
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED in boys
boarding school, able 10 DO the marketing englge
servant.. not thirty. over forty references
required. Write 10 PRINCIPAL, l0l West 0stlsL
NErANTED.-A man who thoroughly under
W Bible sing 10 hire tram ana stit men
age rNpcreuce 90 full salary wanted semi Uni. az
Gress G A~-ELL, PLTTEK, GALPIN co.. 81 Broad
way New-NOrS.
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MOUNTAINS.

WHITE MOUNTAINS.
on and after MOSDAY, June -. $500
AsPECIAL FAST EXPRESS THEOU"h lf.AiN'
with Parlor and Day cars, viii connect VIII 'H7
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Of steamer. from New-York, leaving the steamer &
Providence at 800 daily except sunday SUI
LAreagh via Worcester 10 Fabyans aud othof VINO -
S-A F''NS' l. h. Villains. Genera Passenger Agent
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND On
SUNDAY. 3eTATIONS II PHILADELPHIA
2IN NETWORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MINT AND THE FASTEST TINE tONoISlENI
WIN ABsOLL IL sAFEI4

WITH ABSOLU lE SAFETY
Express Trans leave NewNorS VIZ Dcsbrosse' and 'ort
lanat streets FeIue-. Is follows: ..,.,
and b. No. and j. d. -Gt sundays, 5:I1 aui Az d. h''
j. g. T. = and 9 p fl, AID II night . -..,. ,, q. On
Fx1re.4 Trans NeWl OrN d'f tAu'l Jun az AT -"
ana p. H.. running through va 4 ,t sii it
I..Ol .u5 20 .:iJ. $50 $50, 80" 'D anu "a a. ~;
Limited Express l.i0 p MI b. D. T. d. d, tiO. 900 : ana
S.lip nm ON sunday l2.jI 800 j-n $50, -51 a. M l.
,.3u 1-J, Leave FAlA t4ild VIA Odiiieu'
M and a. q. H.. daily. except sunday. ,,- 900.
Tir.ef Dicr- $40 and gii broadway Ar."t ll'r az"
to- ~ ro--es and Count Sc and BROOK
i'm annex station Futol--t. Bro0kyh N"7 -
il, Uud.ou-st.. HOuuaeu. station Jersey CIly
m ,r.rt Ticket once. Battery place ,...,
Tho New Transfer Company WILL Call 4VA III" N'0NN
barr.sa from hotels and residences , u-oo,
FRANK THOMSON, ,'.itp' 49,. ,v.,r
''-'- q. tftItIal id-n agent
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- MODEL FAST LIN TO THE WEST
Va PuIlal.lnAIa. BaltlmOre and WashlnalOn-

and after May ~ the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave from Pennsylvania Railroad Depot loot OF Cortlands
anu % sJru-Se --t-. iDlJWs
D. except sundays. paror car attached arrives wash
nciOn -IU Night express leaves Washington at 10
daily sleepers and day coaches through to Cincinnati
Chicago.
D. H. daily Fast Line Washington 2:25 m Gin
Cnnati $50 CHICAGO $3.50 and -. Louis '3l A m
b. palace ~eepers and day coaches though 10 Cincinnati
Louis am Chicago.
2ocOcA nj g- dliv arrives Washington 80 Day
Express leaves Washington at 1910 daily Seepcr-
ami day coaches through 10 Cincinnati
arrive from the West az COCA $50 III and 1890 p
cxet- and sleeping Dcrths secured and baggage called
for and checked nation At company Office NO 81 ,
p.f
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A MARY POWELL, for West Point, Corn
"a. wall Newburg Ponghkeepse ROndout and Kingston,
ahdlDg al Cfanstons NOrmer COzzenss Milton NewHam
ourg and Hyde PARK, daily Sundays excepted Leaves
tesIy pier at 3lJ, ana 2@d-st at $50 Connects
Al POughkeepse with evening trains for the North
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fe1al Nolites.
ncnt of the Chancery

PURSUANT To q Judgment of the Chancery
Divson Of Justice. made In an action IN
the estate OF Donor 90 LILO a. D.
~, otr-s defendants. LIS u. 40 Htl An Inquiry
directed persons referred e. IN the es am p
will As Tie Of 's.artAs niece HeQhhp-h
Ougley and whet4c thcy ar ttl ing uephnLah onG
believed have had two sister, Cil' married "a ohe
Waller and sarah married HO~sr ana are believed
10 have resided IN Sew The said
each tut 10 LEGACY under "a te-taN VII II
living survived the traatx whp died on the th
August lSIe their legal PERSONAL representatives. are en-
Persons ming 10 be in tccsIed the said legacy ~
ls2 I'm Ind their claims a. the chamber. Of
Mr iusocr thiftv situate the ROYAL Courts Of justice
stranl Mldde-rN England ar in default thereof they VIII
perrmpi rv excluded FROM the bri"n or te sad JUG.
Tbur.al ninth DAY VI November lr6, at II OF
ie clock M NJ u, m said chambers l. appointed for hear
ing and Gud!ca;ng upon thc La,d tLls IN d1' 9i
WNLKFVr EATrI-CONIRE OF &c Waterane, IA the City
OF LONDON. Plaintiffs solicitors
Jacobs, ESTHER, ct nj, New York Supreme
~ Court on ~ De trled the and County 0f New
YorE-Damicl Il. Edgar, paMuf. agynst Lows j. Philips
and Eliza Phillips ls wife Esther Jacobs Individually aId
Priscilla CIieu deceased, CHARLES Cohen
Cohru Grrrude Cocn nni lieirrtia Cohen defend
ants ~nnnonsto the OF and each OF thorn Nou
answer a." complain N this action
an serve cory tho plaintiff attcrnc,
within after the service OF THIS summons exclu
pear answer, judgment VII D. la''h against u Dy do
flut fOr the relief dem nded IA the c9moln Dated Jnly
-. -S-. Morris q steele. lHinu. attorneys T. o. al
dress aAC olitc 40 30 WI iisii-'l y. J. NtF;
10 Esther Jacobs individually and adminisrarx OF
Priscilla COHEN deceased Gertrude Cohen Ella Cohen
Charles cohen 2nd Henrietta Cohen individually and as the
mother # Charles Ella ard GerrI'' Cohen the OreC0ng
rpOn by publication pursuant - an
order Hon Abort l1ght Justice o The supreme Court
and with tn conpaint ir the Oce NJ the Clerk o. the
Cousty NewYos 40 he county Court House IN the 81 t.
3. I-sl NORRIS a STEELE, plaintiffs attorneys - VIII.
iduI-ht., y. Y City. aug laWbWMohl
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Stoves, Ranges, sc
REMOVAL.

JAMES kIKILAND, manufacturers OF the BEEBE
RANGE ornamental iron worA stable fixtures have
moved 10 their 40. ~ East I7thst third door
west OF Broadway.
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pROyIDENCE LINE. 49,, ,,nror

ROEIDENCE Liz r.. ,.r,t,or
ron PIONIDENtE DIRE !.
Coure,finV win prOyllenc" aud VOICES. er llI ..,
for all POINT, NORTH and EA7i, va MOhS - i.it.
The r,fir,v new aud eltgant steamer RHODE BLAND,
ON Vonays WoiueeGaTs and Irda,7 ana 'he HdEuhcehi
steamer N 50 iIl-tIIs tuesdays. thursdays and
~ m rom Pier % y. r., foot of WaTen-st.
font'r+,us made 40 Providence, va /. aud W X X,
for Worcester and all Nortaern' ha7teIn am Wmte.
r,o-u secured or McstcOtt Express
~ ~ 3 Astor House NOs = q 81, 81 ana Al Broad
80 a. -, ron ,v.uf- and windsor Hotel l' .et Offices.
WY "-4" IL A4- FlLkI ,S. General Pass. Agent
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Gorporatlon Notices.

NOTICE.-Sealed Proposals will be received
al tc o1ice Of the Fire department Until september &.
- for Hoe For fn information see city Record copies
for sale at 40. city Han
y-OTICE.-PropOsals will be received at the
y once OF tho Department OF Public Charities AMI Cor.
recon No BG 3d-ave until september Io0 for Grocer
.- Isalcr and CrocAery For full informauO1. SEQ Cy
Recon- io- salea No. = Ciiy Han.
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Sltnallons u1dnic0- mlIcs.

Giinahons Udnie0-- A!aIcs.
A SSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. SHIPPING
- nv some l store ar once vii give the best OF
references A. }. Y. Rok 10. Tribune ONCE
4 YOUNG ENGLISHMAN seeks situation
" the country understands the ere Of horses ana
A. C., lj7 East 47th-st, Advertising Office
DOOKKEEPER. ENTRY or INVOICE
ID CLERK.-By a young man age &c seycri! years eJ-
rerencc as clerk Al reference Address JOSEPH hkE-
Nan. rs loth-st jersey city.
COACHMAN. GARDENER. &c.--By a re.
\ spectacle Canaailn best recommendations apply at
CARPENTERS. los Gthaye" near 9tL-s, -
COACHMAN.-By respectable c0l0red man
y IN private family has the best CITY references Ia. no
objection country can address h. G., 80 -o4 "es1
47th-st.. New-l IA
NOACHNAN and GROOM.-By a Protestant
u married 10 family, can milk ana Is "lE 70 maze
himself generally nSefu thoroughly understands te care
horses ana carriages, is wiling 10 20 TO te county o mo-
city lAd country reference. j. W. tribune Uptown OHce
LBS broadway. "
TOACHMAN. &c-Bv an English young man
y coachmsu gardener or farmer understand- az soout
farm work mAing &c also good r, ~ 1e aa xi'o' On
willing sober and honest Tour ear Ielen IT. '9t
empower Those hrstrae man can righJ on @I
AZ 6th-aye. near 4tAsL -----
NOACHNAN and GROOM.-Bv first-class
y coachman and groom snse nan al h ioa.y w.. u or
stands tie II me nor ses "a IN, III
rctions the country VIII De found "IHY Su~
nisclass city AM country reference D. H. A'DeA0 P0
ONCE. l2aS broadway ---------
(,QACTHJAN and GROOM.-By an English
man age % -inge Protestint town OF country rier
ences H. WILSON private stables 1913 East lotA.s~ cry
GARDENER and FLORIST BY a practical
~ EDgs-n by september glod references Address
W. b. 243 last 4Jtl-st' Guy
DORVEP and UsEFCLMAN.-Bv a young
man age 26, Intelligent; good penman strong Wiling
rIa no' ssd1fressGtORGE Mills 3ol East 5Jh.sL
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


n
AND UNITED STA Is MAIL ltOl IL
trains leave Nrw l0lk UcsoO,se- aud OolAhJ or eO'
Ferries a follows: ..-.
Hari.blir PIrtlurr the West and South with Pullman
Palace attached. n. aud p ~ daily New orN
Limited OF ana sleep
iug Cars at . o. 100. every day
For r,--, -pilue-. AMI - M. y ana Z r. w. OtIly
WilliamspOrl Lock Haven. m p M CORY ana trle aV
D. n connecting a. C,rry Tor Itusyle Petroleum Cen
ire AMI the on Regions. . . . ..,....-. ,.....
Balrnore Washington and the south Limited washington
vtre,-" oil Pullman Par0r Cars daily except sunday, I'D
M arrive washington keg liar at jlj and $50
a. Ul }. $40 and % r me- Iud j. hleht
SUNDAY j:iJ q ~. b and p. i. ara AZ hlSlD - 1900,
Atlantic except SUNDAY Ali ~ d. H. anu
a. d. IN. Through car loo p. train On sunday,
For ape May except sunday, $50. li:lo M and IN
SATURDAYS ~, %. -.....,.-
via Railway and AmDOy j3O and $40 H. III, - hoou D.
Tog'. Tiyrr 8 seaside Park S:iOa m. and p.
Iogr nt ,rool.u Annex connect with a through rains no
Jersey ty anorng speedy and direct transfer rBrooS
Trains arrive: From Psburr d:2o and l2o r. m l:) and
Tt'ttr, u daily. From Washington and Baltimore, c3l
c-oo nm 3.5I $50 g.3J aud 1890 sunday o.3' 600
a ma and 40 80 D. m. From biiru.e lt-U p NJ On sun
dos 0,,5 m From Philadelphia. 500. 90 b''p. 0:3o
10 iO 1850 lI:io a. 100 = 8: ~. J: 90 80
$50 1880 y. sunday. a.Jur o:O O5O
,-n' Ina H.. o. 20. $50. 1910 and ll;ju D.