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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-10
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE!

LAS CRUCES, n. NJ, Nov. 9.--John W. Mackay
through his agent, ". Hocflich has made impor-
tant purchases in Pcrcha District y. NJ. and IS ne
gohating for Chihuahua mineral properties;
The Mountain Chief and Copper Duke mines. VI
gan, n NJ, as development continues, still show
the Same rich gold that 3stOnlshed the vlslters at
the Denver Exposition.
A large party of ptalists has just gone into the
JaTillO range with the view OF developing the cop
per leads there.
The new mining town Of Organ numbers popu-
aIon Of over 300 an increase OF 400 per cent since
the recent gold and native silver dScOVe les III the
range.
WI1AIlNGToN. Del, Nov. GA company has been
organized here under the name OF the Salinas feah
Mining Company, with n charter from New-Jersey'
for the purpose of working group OF me silver
and copper properties III the san Andres Range,
n. NJ, pear the Fort Stanton Military kOad. Capi-
tai > 300, 900.
tive office here will declare dividend early III jan
uaTy arising from sales of mining properties Inc
amount per share will be announced December !.
Work on the B9xter gold mine, White OAKS,
n NJ which is chiefly owned here, has stopped
temporarily, but wall resume again soon.
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received this
city yesterday from the mines.
Standard Consolidated Official report, October 30,
shows East crosscut 1000 level, IN lO49 feet.
East crOsscut from south drift is SO feet long and Is
in very hard ground. East crosscut, 700 level Is IN
945 leet The total lengin of south drltt from
this crOsscut is 278 feet and the veln Is ABOUT Z2
feet wide. South drift No. l, 800 level, is IN 100
feet showing the vein 25 feet wide. Jhe upralse
from his drift is 90 feet nigh and shows the VEN
about 10 feet wide. North upralse Is up 1913 teet,
where the vein il 3 feet wiGe. south dri1 No; /,
$50 level is go feet long, showing the VEN leet
wide Vine in south drIIt No. Is now down %
feet and has feet OF Vcin Cook upIalse Is up 700
feet and shows i feet OF vein. new spur wheel Is
IN place and running.
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Gltuat,ons tUunte0-- tHnIes.

COACHNAN.-AS cOachman in a gentleman's
" family. by most respectable man unde stalds the
and nanas Of horses Turns out IN H. class stye
and can he highly ecOmm nded from gentlemen IN Town Al
dress q. II. tribune Uptown once l-99 br0s1~sy-
TSEFULMAN COOK. &c.-Ry IN English
Prnest AMI man and wife IN ceutemans private family;
man to dllye horses furnace. dix PLAIN gardener
a. cook or aundrrs5 both experienced can g good
ierouu endatOns sober honest steady Can No llO est
l5thst
EATATCUMAN.-BY a young man wishing TO
change his present situation Al references Address
WATCHMAN, Box ~, Tribune Once.
YOUNG MAN, good piano player and teacher;
4 slso French GRAMMAR. wants situation. ChAc
UOLTIAU-EN, 90 Elisonst, Patei son, y. j.
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Eelp WantcO.

COPY HOLDER WANTED Intelligent boy.
" Apply at TRIBUNE Composing Room between ana I
p M
XAyANTED.-A good correspondent CONVEX
w SAINT with banking business stenographor preferred
Address g., No % Madronave
XVTANTED-Men To sell FANCY PONIES,
w Arabian shetland and Zacateca9 breeds all Colos and
szes perfect aud hte beanie largest herd Of the
liUd In America furnish sample pairs TO seu by, ana
nav salary commission. 70 fu rther particulars and
iustited group oi potted pouos address WIN Two "eehl
S''"'P' MANAGER DON CARLOS HORSE RANCH,
Leon Spung5, BoXar Co., Texas
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For Both Sexe5-Countr7

For Both Sexe5-Countr7
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, II miles
n from New.YOrk. children receive a mothers care.
Mrs. II. 4. MOKKELh, Nanha--rt, l., l.
COCTH JERSEY ms TITUTE.
- BRIDGETON NewJcr-cy.
Full of teachers. instruction iholough
Music Painting, Drawing. Climatc mild very hta.thy
Begins September 3. Address H. X TRASH PRINCIPAL
Miscellaneous
CANNES, SOUTHERN FRANCE.-PrOfessOr
" viii receive into his family three OF loIl young
men VINO may be DESTROYS OF residing for zine m Inc Sot
Of France acomfoabe family fo is offered combined with
instrIc u the cuch language, If dea ed residence uu
inF the summer months among the nouuansi price per
month $50 francs Address Professor JACOB Is ItENOO
Mai-on- Ardssin route De Ia Forage Cannes tiante
DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for then
CiiiLDREN will dnl prospectuses1 u the BEST either
inoI P{ yy :, Tvs SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GUIDE,
designed 10 assist plrants / B'5)ulf clDbh At Noe
FREE by mil Sc tJr p)yage. Spoclh cACsloHIeS ott13
hest schools furDsh9t GRATIS Information concerning
schools trisy dyol o. parents aui 7lirddlS ,cuFpS
PiNCKNI,N'S AGENCY fOc pCHODLr ali IEAN nEhS,
Domestic Building. Broadway and IltAst' Ne"'1oiH
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Dres5mGkilll.

nRESSMAKER.-By n competent French
~ dressmaker: good cutter and inter operates on
Wheeler Wilson machine No T. wishes lew engagements
in private families work Of home at reasonable terms
cali Mme. RHDH0N, 81 West 2Bthst Ladies pariahe
FrsncaBe preiefees.
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sTIrDrR's POPULAR ORNITHOLOGY. " The Birds
Of North America" Folio. PIP Isl. NeW-NOIA ana
Cnl.mDus: Jacob IL. = udcr'& Co
The sumptuus work OF whose long title the above
alrdginent gives the substance IS intended for GEN
eral readers Sport men. and 50 on rather than ior
men of science but it has been prepared with care
and Is praised for its technical accuracy by good
authorities With the aid of ono hundred and
nineteen coored crayon plates, most OF them con-
tanning several figures il purports 10 represent all
the speces and varieties Of birds known to inhahit
the North American Continent. Over 700 are thus
Denoted and so far experience enables us to
iudge the drawing and colOrlng are correct. ana
the attitudes characteristic as well as spirited Dr.
Theodore Jasper is the artist. The ietteT-preSs, ty
~an anonymous hand, processes to be compilation
from the latest standard writer's on tine subject, but
IL evidently includes also the lTnit of personal OBJ
servatiOn A systematic arrangement OF the work
would have given it more scientific appearance,
but would not have increased its attractveneSs TO
the uneained public. and the disadvantages OF dis
order. such as they are. may be corrected by the
double indexes one of common the other Of scientific
names Upon the whole the book may be com
mended as interesting, instructive, well designed,
and well executed.
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Danrml Aca0eme5.

At STANDARD HALL, 1,416 Broadway
~ The sancing room I'm Ncw-N rk--NlR DE GAR
MOS daily. and Monday and Thursday even
ngs.
ALLEN DODWORTlTS
"A SCHOOL FOR DANCING No. GSl 5thave
Glasses for eli dren viii commence october IL;
Glasses gen aemcn VIII commence OCTOBER 10.
Private lessOns-Scc circular for terms, &c.
ALIEN. MCGREGOR'S
n SCHOOL. FOR DANCING ll2 shave
Cndron's classes begin S2uIiay, OCTOBER Il dentIe-
men classes begin Monday, OCTOBER % See circulars
MIR MANUEL'S Glasses for Dancing 80
vi West 33d.st. between Broadway ana Jth.0yc, com
mence November H. Circulars on application.
MIR. TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING
vi Broadway and 32d-st is open day and evening
send for circular
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master of Dancing,
80 57S 5h.aye. cor 47tl-st opposite windsor Hotel
Will rec0mnleGco Monday OCTOBER 10 4o9- En
Cagemrut a. Newport, e.. T.. 'iO5o5 oct D5l l.
i. >. send postage sJaLlD for circular
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By the author,
GEOLOGICAL SKETCHES.
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With Illustrations.
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with the delicate touch OF true ARTIST London Tines
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sALES AT rHE MIyiN0 EYCHAv0E&
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CLOSING PRICES Of BOSrOy Sf0onS ,s,a
'-'S'' so.rox Thursday. Nov. 3 l''~
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I--GCTUAL sALEs.--lsHAREs SOLD
ru., Open High Low E,no, Am NY
""'"'" ing est est Ex' tx
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Grlurln Rc6ori5.

Gnlumn Resorts.
DERSONS desiring to ecOnOmlZe can have
good board for the winter low price country TWO
hourr from city Hall Address A. Il. C., COrtlandtOn Hui
y. \.
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CT. JOHNS, ....,-.,o...
IOWed oct $50 Tenth year. p and % West 32dst MY
MRS THEODORE IRVING.
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NINE. G.. MEARS'S ,.,,,,,,,o
M ENGLISH. FRENCH AND GbiMAN boAi'DiNN'
For YOnnQ Ladies' cfoundcd lsiO No. 222 MafsOhaye,
NewYork reOuens septrmber "a 1885, French Is tho Ian
guage Of the family ana school English French
and German by professors especial attention paid
10 English aud French Primary department.
Nine. * Z. MEARS, Principal
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MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY, Sept. 10-r. NJ.

SUNDAY Sept 10-P NJ.
The Mining Stock Exchanges last "eeN t,r onv
$50 and more diversified business thah ioi "n'
week durine the summer. Yet the low p.'.,1 ~
stock shares led the markets IN act'',S -
fluctuations. Early in the week the 0'' , g." .n.,
n,arkets gave indications of Doon' anu a1
Ao,,s nrices for all the COmstocks "o'e sn"i
,-onccd Our markets promptly reSpon"0" -
' 'a Icr. bowever. was given TO the low-price
.tcl-s and Consolidated VirginiaIos nom ~ o'".'
20 Later the san Francisco markets weak
~ o,1 nricos here followed The movement
I,,..-cr ,yos not without its influence IN enhN'n-
49, ,b,, whole market and to some extent revlNlhB
q more general interest in mining specnia'lon I,
Notui,bstardiup the setback the week ciose" WIN
,,rosnccts winch seem TO be favorable TO ,ho'o
n.ir, hrsiness IN mining stocks than mas o''"
do,o N many months There was a larger ''''"'
-, .l, ,suol 10th in the board rooms ana III '"'
80. ~ the Exchanges, and that atlelluulOo
80 dir,inishcd at the end Oh 'ho
,.eei The markets are Hhey "
+vorablv effected by the bringing ont OF some 1cT
and promising prope['Ss d iyrT District Idaho,
IN, :, bcb Official adviccs have been received ~
mail under date of August %: Inc mn Is COZ
Melted and will start tomorrow, ana ny ltotioP,i
5.,teubrr : Mil running day ana hIS u M
cicrk work and mines looking Wei; IHIS - ,no
secoud mill which has been competed I'D lulo; ny
inst being that OF INC IalouS ICY and Rover
i about fifty miles from the COiulnDla al" D0''O
properties. loss A, IAN usually
dull for saturday and the COmso KS were less con
,n,r,ors i'm their dealings than theE were Oh Ply
,pJ;,,, DAYS of The week. Chrysohtc was unu-u"lly
0riTt and recovered from 10 to 20 4o2' f 9nG
I biuson was dull and steady 1T Loo cl1Nel 1 IN
hvp'nS"a li,, octive and advanced IRON 81 to 10
vas va scns and Little Cci was cents higher Al 81
cents uscarora was active and adyaHcfo o 70 10
cents, hqt finally c oniet a u,' srcaGy'
Tpn twenty second dividend OF the DeadYo2d
Torra Mining Company has been declared lor
irlt" nta1c M the 0i,iceof Lounshery n liag-
Hu n tr,,'s(er agents No Is WallSt, on September
81 transfer books clos, september 10.
hALE~ At TRE MINING EHCHAN Woes
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sBuyer 10.


TOMBSTONE, Ariz., Sept. 9.-Wmlc grading for
1yoter-pipe Ire on Contention Illll nne ledge Ol
ore was cut iut below The roots. near the line
of the Contention and Grand Oehtrai ihIhes'
{arcr nj men l. now sinking on the new discovery.
Another rich ore body has been etruck on the -OO
level of the Contention mine.
The lngeIsOll company cOntempatcs the purchase
of hosting works from the llarshaw.
Fifteen more mines are bong worked now III
Tombstone District than ever before at one time.
Bullion valued at $174OOO was received III New
York last week from the mines
The total sales of mining stocks IN Ncw-York for
The past week are OfncIay reported Dy the two EN-
changes at ,O27, 223 shares.
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The following sales were made at the ES-
change salesroom to-day:
BBL J. & J. Phillips
story brown stone fats with lots Nos ia an - ~,
Iesi s-thst = 27Ot # Of 4tlaVe' eafh oV a. ooc
II 2xlON4. William Green 80. D.. IA. -, ai'
similar house with lot no M ~ Z, ~ Never 4Gl7
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFhRS
NFw.YoRK CITY.
%, -. -. ,oq Q u of 9davc l69x1O22 .; i Par 90 con
- rcf,rcc TO- a Parrish and VIC - ~''
77tl.st. lI3 Il e of lstaNc; -, = /, Dsoq.
Protestant Episcopal Fuo'o '''''' " 5000
a,,vc e. D. 5G3 # Of llgth ST. 2jNHO J II L'nH0 zoo
ana wife to Brand ,i.[,-o,i.
Road ll o,, sG,e 1000
tafavrtt, lace " &. 227I (; II Of 4lh.st fo4o,u
tl- anal.st, ll1.6 n OF Yves. llu'' 49,,
aisn No q Maiden Lane. also No - MAIDEN lam
also No Bload H. ana s,o , mo en Y another I 10000
Ave.A. - 9it of 7 Id. 4@iA9o' Emma 1920
sd.avc cor Of i5sth-st 2oxloo' bauef anu 10000
sSdst :, $50 neSi 2".avc 2'N'S' Jane Ann 1850
,ooJsI 225 IL " 81 Nvc.A. 5OVlooll W wal eoon
grove and wife 10 Margaret Schmltt -, -,,,.f
45t stns 275w gs's ,7SSaIgo Il A.| 10000
Wo0irln ave y = lOt q, 5Oxl 63A0oNIOfo ""'A 100
ION 81 rs iiG- II W OF Ist-aNe. 10 eXlOoIli 600
Picker 10 Martina Frc.rr ana amor neI...--- a.,
4.h 80 n -G R n oi lgth-sf, 2jX9 tarNoph 10
Same pr perry ri, hard HaT!and trustee o'o'" -
Sam, pf'pcriy 5 Trust Co. administrators ec'' Aooo
,oti ~ Zoo # - Of 2Lave b x90 sx5oxJs' -,oo,
Martin and wife 10 l. Wise -
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Gin properil 90 Eci.

4 INVERTEBRATES, For tue TUE n NE ryyF
I-proWE OFFICES. so. l23~ Broadway corner h'..L'
S,st.t utI4 H. M. aud sos West lwcn! 'imo-'l. cor
ntr EIs.llre 80. 81 East Fouternihot, corner i"-
salare ZOO Third corner Fottycyen 7 = 'l me ilA
I'm OFFICES nos. 1907 and 2,5jj lhirl'fN'. l.l,
Northumberland twenty.ditn-siup to p a al ulir -
fec rates
A-PXRTNTN Is 10 lei IN tn ines, atht-
Z mont lpu,e, vel erected The Wet Side Apply :"
ICU% a.. PkAGIi architect and ONLcr Oh PItn-.a''''
81. 80. a aud IS Vest Clsi--L
a FEW light. CHEEKY apartments left IN One
a lI9PENAKD, Sttl--t- near ha'iaoh-i'o. i'''''''
location Apply Oh premises.
CONFOR FABLE thrcc-story and base
Y rr,,t hrown-fone house 70 let No 3i7 last f"ihtI
re.t $500 Apply to.jJ Lat 1o'h--t.
TJVO LET.-llant some plate front store. lOON
L p three floors above good l'caloh. NJ ''l''.
no LFASE.-Thc store. 131 WaVcIlv.pacc,
with front good cigar stand no nl4wi l'ui
$40 Also $. oorof three l2j MaNcl IS places l'Nt
.5on,r '1o IN, THORN rDN NJ RODMAN. Real Estate
Agent $50 Broadway. corner ith--t
T'O LET.-A four-stoIy brownstonc, high
i stoop house. fully furnished on jth1ye over '9til5
Mount Morris Para. Inquire WILLIAM = "ANhf'
6I9 broadway, y. \. c.
yETE~TERLY-'TwO elegant large tla's, II
w rooms all gh and well vcnatei particular attth-
ton to pluuhns buildiug new and vel kept inhen.Ae
possession zoo and $1,000 each As" TWO als Sc. gu
room. each 81 AMI so pr month inquire VI J"'''' VA
premises IOj West Jltl-st
XTLSTERIN.-TWo elegant LARGE flats,
w eleven rooms each al hight and well yc'uliIcH par
tcuqr ate un paid 10 plUnbu2i Immaculate Io.e'aoi
u 200 and g 30 each. JANIIOR lU' W e~' "ft-''
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Real Geiale n)antco.

FOR my family of four adults, house be
3~th and J6t ss within twenty numbers OF 9th
ave. THOMAS T.. GhNNELI. NJ. III West 3ith-st
NVA\TED.-A house with extra ground on
w West SIDE above 69thst this city rutland q
WHITING. D Beekmanst
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EXPRESS Trans Ncw-York. vi DosDrosses and Cor
llndt streets irIues. as follows .,o ,.,o
- 100 ~, $50. Iimitcdl. II a. M j. 80 $40 J.
D. a. T. 3 j. M. ANA D. nIlnt sunday, PIP, IT,
and - %. .. Is. o.. aui " j. 3d. tiu - ll guy.
Express Trans leave NcwN ort dany except 'h"N q" -"
d. running through VIA trenton anu 'iii'l
errunr ffin- leave froai street station Philadelphia
!, - "a ~ ,rr..- Icon M. l. 3. .. D. g..
$50 7JJ o:-u y. ON sunday l-Ol oV', 80
3.f5. $3.50 -. 3d., T. '."', '.'' - ,'.' .,,..-' l'
IN leave PIMA phia, Camden a. M ana i.'J T. H.
daily. except sunday. ... ,,,.... o,l
oof o Dr-iro--,- and Curaudt-ts tout ann hiV2N
i,, Auurx station. Eut0nst, brooklyn sos ~
III and u, Hudson-st Hoboken station J'tso5 Oly
ip.il.r.uf Ticket once = Bdttcry-ildc" ,..,-
York Transfer Company VII 'th IVA @Hu O~NN
l,ao,,,,,e from hotels ana residences =, ,-,ou
fltANN V,1,oer General pass'I AGENT
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Gleambodis an0 Railroads..

n DREW ST joins leave Pier A. North River. foot
Of CanaIst, every WEEK DAY. p M, connecting at
e1ny Sunday morning excepted with trans North West
EXCURSION tickets to Albany ard return eooa 9odays 81 90
4 LBANl DAY BOArS.-Albany and c. Vb-
go " 22d.'r m Brooklyn by An1sT : 4. M
tlinns at Nyatk Ferry Wc,t Point NcwDTS Pokecrse
beck lDy ierryJ Win % p Trans Ulster Del. H. H.
rts Of llc a M1gNTAiNS. &atHLBANY with
uhns rihe NORTH & WEST q Specia "a a.o-a Esp
EH AikE R &ND %rh& q nff N6W
Ga.m,inrlnno and flc eoan ns SlIgg Depot
f"on CoA, a. 10 B.i ,l1 ant SuspenVon Bridge ,
at ~ connecting win last trains 10 me Wcsr and soath
Nm Nm Pnlmins best Drawing sleeping oolchcstD
cd,c m. ua 1 EEpcs for ne West secpr;
7i3p mmaanf tram for e Wc through to Chicago
noon i5 3 s . rie ' 1 & 9 lo io f. @ M ~
- m,nl,lsh. sundays - $50 lo2O m. l:l5. 900 IA.
5 5iS'er re-; g. r. 12 I'D ar , ~ le1o noon il5 3
mdmslt sundays j. $50 lo.2OL M. las 5j6. y mid.
Ncwirr and Paterson via Newark G41 $40. u.qoa m.
5lu 4:-n ';2D CIV Ea p M and II midnight saturday
' . ~n', 7"ii@ 'i mn m' 5l" go p n ,,,7,
L., m. and ~ u4ai-4I sundays, u $50 lo:.o nl
Warwos. Z 5OA M. f3Op. m.
a. ghurgani couaa 100. 81. Ne $50. 1870 m. sun.
- P 49, as5aa o a. M 70 3D. D. ilgsaey: so m
Mdd Gown . 7jl. . i02, a. "a, $50, $780, T. 7:i5 m
sna,- o -, r. III ,,I,:,i ,l Nh tat ~, i 10 ana 49,
PortJcr',S a.. l3'2Qa M. 900 7:Ij N sun
fols easc d dulito . ani inareg ater each hour
fetsor passage and orapHtments n Draw manl
SienL I'D ,, rD,ii. 5n1 G'ae. i9T IN,
Conri-st. BrooNyn. or 90 tne Compinvs Dcpots
F7pr... rart from n. "cst In New-York at 7'-'
1n' 80 s. HEnolr 'Grul Pas-r Agent, New York.
NORTHEEN8A,iB0AD OF NEW JERSEY.
s 10 '.Tg ''I G5o 20 di0. s5o p. n.y. i
"a L. rT. n.
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Bour1 ano Rooms

l0T EAST 17TlI-ST., opposite Stuyvesant
k.sJ ~auare. beautiful with board House al-
pontmcns location strict nrstclass references given
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West Side.

West Side.
A DVERTTSENiENTS FOR TIE NEW.
TProWS ofFIcEs 10 i,s3s broadway. corner Thirty.
h-'si' ~ w. tNC'y nion 'arc 10 TI
ave- corner Fory.scvcnth3t; a, The HARLEM OFFICE.
twenty dfthsL, up 10 p M AZ regular ice r..es.
L'URXlSIED ROOMS. u WEST 27TIl-ST.-
Ayarcy Of rooms 1rst class IN every particular at low
FURNISHED ROOMS. large and small,
j without board at - West a7u st.
no. - WEST 13D-oT.-Sccond floor fur
y n.shcdl bath closets &c. 90 ono OF t"o gentlemen.
DRIVATE family will rent to gentlemen
ncoy furnished roun with or VI houi uoard also IT,
ceptoa room Jog c'otor once loI West ilsi-st
DARTItS affected with mental or nervous
pIyatef miy. Address PRIVATE Tribune Uptown Once,
ATHEIST. DIS Wcst.-Iandsomcly furnished
rooms in,d aoor good board gcutce home references
~TI-AVE.. 3O7 and 3O9-Parlor. second and
- tal to'ra el, aliI, m 81. , mn, i '
rooms ior g,lti,m.n
. fTH-oT. % WESr-rmlor aud scco~d
i1os o i o oao Inv S 6st or "'' ''''''
10 WEST 26TH-ST.- Lar-c and email rooms
sDO With drst ca.s boad sne' 10 families tal7tltor
permanent guests, table 'olid' largo olans room and lar-
IN WEST 36TH-sT.-Front pqrlor sunny
FOB handsomely funlslol house -ticuy list class best
reference.
I.l WEST 3STN-ST-Elcraut second floor
f'P iu perfect odc- c sn''" o. siaey. a. Or without
SINCE and d, able ROM Ola fou foor for gnemoa tho
and Attendance hisca- unczcepuonaoc references si'cn
ALTH-ST., 80. 32S WEST.-An American
~ private family Often large Ioon nccy furnished fold
in bed. ana nrstolas- b1agi .ciotcnccs.
.}OrIi-ST between oh and G,h-aycs.--,AA
town oace. ~, B.oaiaay.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ON and after ISL
AND r-IITfn STNTii,t Nail ROUr


AND UNITED STATE, MAIL Rot lf. 49,.
Trains leave NrW lOrk UcsIr0s5'' ana Ooit1hb t''
Ferries as follows , ,-,..
Iaalce as attached. ana b. ID daily 49, DIX
ana Chicago Limited of raror Dining Smoking ami sleep
iug cars al "a ~. every day
F"l g, d. ....i ~pIiug. 3 ulIJ'l u amt ?. M daily
WiamspDrl, Iock haven. a. H. D. Ia ColIl ann Eric
p. connecting at Cory Tor htus'lo petroleum Doi'
anu the tll Regions. 81, ,.-,... ....,,.,
Iaitnprc Washington aud thc south Limited washington
IAlle-- OF Pullman cars daily except SUNDAY, TO-
a. ill., arrive Washington D. m Regular AT ol5 and 500
a.. ui. }. $40. T.. ul ana ~ llIht. .
SUNDAY. j:l , and p. l anu ~ i5 oo
TOI Atlantic Cty. except ~untaF go, lIV e. IT, hiiu
H. l .flrouef ear DBL. o. t'in. ON ~ii tA, ';l' T. ~
For ape except sunday. O. 80 a. III al" p H. 9"1
Log Biapc1 Biy Head junction and intermediate stations
Railway aul Amuoy $50 and 9.t' L. Ill., - N''D -
SO, amt p. o. a. ...,n. .. ..i Do, OIL,
Iou,.. river VIZ seaside Park @;loA n ana p IN
,1f. of ltr.u Annex connect WtI 1l through rams ~
J., nv anorins speedy an' direct 'ns', or tooA'
~ y.: From rt.Dure G2O and l2O g. M, 100 and
Ii,'i',,, daily Washington and Balt more td)
d.tiai M Boo $50 :5 and lu.I) p nj sunday u:' go
ul AM .O 30 D. 10. From h1Iui1iD l-Jl MI on -.il
d,v~ 9. 80 d. m From rmticphd. ':a" o-p r:"u. D;tl
On g'fO tU.Jl Il.iU I-l ., ~, '.3 90 '.5I
90 az mo- and lU5O o. n. sunday. 500. o.-J U.jJ
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