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The RcpssLkicaH wishes to amend Z
resolution which It passed IN IT. lest
issue, 70 the effect that It had no
apology 70 make. We have one on
hand now which our sensitive con-
science will not permit ~ to with
hold. In our last issue We referred
to . prominent member Of the editor
back and . pelican. We feel called
on to acknowledge now that we said
these cruel things under the impulse
Of evaporation and In the heat Of
paesion. For about three
weeks previous to that writ
ing, this editorial shrimp had l'een
living awake nights to study up mean
and dirty thingsto say about the Re-
publican speaker. It was this au-
Gent oyster that called Hon. Henry
Edgeston . liar and an ~. We at
last became exasp Grated at these
things and said those harsh, cruel
Wogdh. OF course We were only
speaking figuratively, and did not
really mean that the GENTLEMAN was
. pelican. We regret now that we
had sught to say q him. We apollo
gise now for having mentioned MIN
We will endeavor to avoid It hereaf.
ter. We now bid him IN a1ecttonl
ate farewell. Adtu venerable oys-
ter: farewell, cold, clam. solt-shel.
clam. farewell!--Ffcsao Rtpx6tica".
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Governor Stephens Lavish Par
dOns.

Governor A. H. Stephens llas C.cu'
pied the executive chair Of Georgia
Iess than two months. and within
that period has parslOnetl and COM
n,uted forty-n!ne penitentiary con-
victs sentenced To servitude under
the regular proceedings of the courts.
OF this number twelve murderer.
have been turned lNsse upon thet'Oun'
try, and the sent ence Of two others tO
Re hanged has m~n co'n,nuted to
lifetime imprisni,s,.nt. Five wretclscs
VIII" were found guilty Of the mort
villn;nO,,- crimes in all the calendar
Of crimes are free I" again cOn'init
their he!:ish Outrage. uin,n women.
Then cs,,nes \ list Of nr:.lars, rs.''lN''~.
house burners. l,'r>c->tS,lers, thieves
and i0rscrs, who have received lnsr-
dons ut the hands q: the Executive.
II thia state Of affairs is continued hy
Goverm,r stephens cur laws will to-
come y n,.ckely and our courts n
mere fir.e.-C0'"n.f"~, G".. E.y"ire'
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Nothing 70 increases reverence I"
others as great sorrow I" one.
self. 1t teaches orc the depths of
human nature. In happiness We
are shallow aud deem others 3d.
lNusles HMrftw.
We must learn to infil>e ~ul'!in'i,y
into trities that !. power .T"''.
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Chasseter b not cut IN marble
b not something solid and unaltefa-
bic. It 10 so1l,ething, living and
changing aud may become diseased
- our bodies d0.-(ls0,ye Eliot.
Inexhauslible good nature h The
most precious gilf 0s Heaven, spread
Ing itself like oil over the troubled
- 0f thought, and keeping the
mind ssnooth and equabje In TIE
roagl,est weather. DPnahisgt0" Lr'
risV.
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THE NAN AND THE 10USI.
A man having caught . Mouse IN Q
Trap held him st arms )ength and
exclaimed:
"Ah! you Rogue! I have yos at
lest! Only the other Night you ate
the Hind pocket out Of my Pants 2"
''True, my ffieud," replied the
mouse, bat did v0u . good Turn q
the same time. I ate up . Love Let
ter which your Wife Eot up ~ hour
before Daylight "a look for. But for
me you w0ud now be . Bsldheadetl
old Coo0."
''6hake!' said the Man, asho Drew
down hls Left Eye, and the 0osDse
shook himself out Of the Trap and
into biz Hole.
THE NIsTAxEN T1AMP.
A Tramp who he'd not tasted Food
for twenty-seven days, and who was
Anxious 10 reach B9nalo In time %
see bis Mother die, knocked at Q door
and asked the Woman for Heoven's
sake to give him some work where
by be might Earn IN Hosest Quar-
ter.
"Walk right sround to The Back
Door, I" she Promptly replied, and In
About -four Minutes the Tramp Was
introduced t0s Pile Of Hickory Wood
and . Rnck-saw. Then hic Heart
gladdened, for he meant 70 steal The
Saw and Az, bat - be made tor The
Alley Fence Q 9OO.pound dog played
with his Coat-tail aud rolled him
over the Ash-psle until the woman
came out aud Gained him fo9 bis In
pulslveness and aaid to the tramp:
"N0w you climb! and - you Pur-
sue your weary way through Lies
Cold Paths, remember that Truth b
N AigEhty Et and Honesty ''a big thing
IMAGINATION.
Three or four Doctors who had
heard great deal about the E0ects
Of Imagination IN cases Of Disease
put up . Job on . sailor. Alter be
had Lodged for the night In certain
led they C0nspired to tell him that Il
had Previously been Occupied by .
Smallpox Patient. Did the Eeld
Tar at once begin to Shake aud Trem-
bic and PrnstTate himself and devel.
0p . genuine case Of this disease:
Mt for Joseph! He at Once Shed
bis Jacket, gave his Pants = hitch te
Starb0ari and seilesl In and knocked
those Doctors Sitter than Cr0Wbars,
and Taught them . Lesson In Physics
which thew Remembered all their
Lives.-DrfrOH Free Press.
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TERRITORIAL 1DW9,
Oul)oA Gtum ~ Onlumno AZ Our
110han9oO

Boeeman gets fresh pork chops
fto0 Chicago BY nail.
An electric tell Are alarm system
b to Be put W IN Helena.
A Billings poker player won g, ,i0
On Friday q lost week.
On The Dight of December 20, q
ChiDamoD q Camp No. :, neal
Weeksville, VA ffosen to death.
Nothwithstanding the season there
bs oonsidesebls quantity of freight
asnving st Deer Lodge-somethIng
like six ears . day.
Parish, Q Nez Perces Indian, said
to have rcd some 81, go IN gfeea-
baeks and . large numSor o( 6oesos,
ead TIE richest Indian In the Bitter
Root ooantry, died o. Ch1islnlas.
He lived near Corvallis.
The co0maDding olIleef at Camp
Pcplsr Rlves: n. T., hes bsea called
upon for troops to I'D In removing
a0 i1tredsss HON The reservation, .
the Indiaas wese greatly excited and
ssfiosls trouble WaSapPeehended.
Two wood choppsn, sneassd in
cutting wood near Tro3t creek,
Clark9s Fork Division, Nosthes1
Pacific !ailroad, wese muroesed 10
their cabin. Il appsan thet themsn
hed been cutting wood for some
time, and . feW days psevi0os 20
their death they drew their pay from
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l0ST
lllSfsENSARY.


tocue
asds DR. LEsia CO. osas rvss entrance
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yeO8Os UOGJ1 - AIOMO
ol Memory, I.assitude. Nocturnal Eunis
sion, Aves0l0n IN society, Dtmnoas ol vis-
Inn, Noises IN the Aead-lhe vital 0utd p0s-
sing uD06oerVed In the urine. and many
other dloeases that lead n insAuity and
death.
m. MlKTIE will agree 10 forfeit FIVE
HCNDRED DOLLAkA for . case Of this klnd
the VITAL RE8TORAf1vE (under bic special
0d1viee and treotmenN Will not cure. or Is,i
anything Impure az inluriou0 l0ond In IT,
DR.. 0INTIe treats al Private Diseeeeo
eueceesfu1ly Without nsescury. C0nsulte
ttoa free. Thorough examination and 3D.
vice. Including analysis Of urine. e6. Price
tltjta'- hic VraRNs.S TsxJ. 81 kntt)ea an( "a.
droMa upon receipt Of price a. e.: n Is ~
cure ir0m 06arrvet ti0', and IN private name
u desired, BY A. =. N1NTlE, n. a.. Who ~
q regular physictan (Rraduate Of the TIM
vefsily OF fennsylvamis.l
II xkARNEY st., San FRANClsCO, CAL.
Sample Bottle Free.
sent on spplic stion By letter. stating
symptoms. sex ana age. CommuntcatiouS
slrictly confidential.
DR.. MlNTlE's KIDNEY REMEDY NJ
PH9ETlCUM, cures al kinds OF Kidney
and Bladder CompDoints. 00oogTh0o. 0loet.
Leuo0srhGa. eOr eale BY all druggists; II
hottie, o. atx bottles fne e5
D0. MlNTlE'S DANDELlUN PlLLH
Are the 6est and cheapest DYsPEPSIA aud
RlLLlcCe cure in the market. FOR sale by
oil dTuEG1sts. aseptr
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n Q DOVOr failing
euro Tor No9vous u
Mllty. Exhausted
Vitality, Homislal !
weakness, &perma-
tncrhNO.Lo0f MAN.
MOOD, I0poeenc!v.
Paralysis. Prnsta-
tO1Th00, and all
the terrible effects Os
Self.A ous0, youth
lul Olliea and e.
eeaooo In OAturer
$1,000 >~A -
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rINHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known rs the
i NETWORK, LAKE EuE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangement Of trains from Chamhcrs-Strcc' Depot.
m-Dslly except sunday Day Express dia"inf-room
coaches 20 Cleveland ,incnuati and Chcalo.
m daily, st Louis Linittd' fNpioss-N0 eNih chhife
LOT IaSt hlt ~ ui IiI a ~ pa slp,, % n m rl,y,
lard lIO p III. Cincinnati 500 ni -. Louis 10 m
Toledo $40 m. and Indianapolis II IN 900 ,
tDay)-PacidG Express oi We MES, ro." r Il'
Bufao Niagara Fails Cincinnati aud Chicago Hotel ana
Buffet smoking Coaches to chicago
hn1eTloEH a sEH 40 I'D 20 30 20 $50 1880 p m
IL midnight sundays &, $50, 1920 IN, Lao, $50 ~ IL
PacIson O. 1920 100 $50 1920 m y noon l45 300
midnight sundays o. $50, 1920 nj l;4d ESQ., $50 va
NeNarE and patterson Via Newark Gl5 $40 1l2oam
s.iO l56 500. $50, 78Q ~ aqd l2 midnight Saturday
nights only SUI ~ rs ~ pa N " = 35 53o CLIO sl5
= ~ and midnight sundays g. $50. 1920 M lao. ESQ.,
81 N; and y M miGn M ,iisopm.
NSwIurg ana Cornwall, 100, N. $780, 4.3o ppm. sun
o1 gyo1 oEP aid Kingston Montgomery, 42o
sGn o re- 6 750 g. 1920 H. $780, $780, g. sl5pm Sunday
G. $40 10 20 N, $50, - GOO ,oo ctr.
r1 Iy so 100 H. $40 sp ~ Iba $40 and 80
m ANS connect with Midland Railroad st MansL Tho
Fo Jersi1 500 3 1920 i.ao G, g. sl5p n Sunday.
$40. 1890 Il M, g, $50. . , N; 80 , ,, ., ~.
trd5o "a a m 10 g45 ~ aud at lO45 and ll45 pm.
Tickeis for passage aud apartments In DmNsloom 9d
and transfer OF De lett at e Company Onces
No, 2Gl 4Ol 957 broadway, ~ Mcsl-s, n y 80 2
t1irt.sf Brook Ign, AZ The COmpauys DCpo'S $500,
Express trains from the West arrive Ia Newi ork al 1lO
ana 10 TIS0IE g. hBsOfT Gcn1 Passr Agent. NewYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY.
~ T9 79o I s9o 10 ST M 5o TO- Go $40 %
IL midnight. Sundays z 9 m and 40 pm; ,.o
Manuel spring Valley and honsey' no 10 H. 40o ~
JOHN n. ABBOTT. GenI Pass'r Agent New. York.
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CHARMS ,,,o,, ND -, epoprAr1oy
COMPANY
Ofice Pier IS, \. r.. foot OF Cortlandt-st
opsgmepts OF reigu forwarded directed to any part
Cithe world ,
UNEQUALLFD FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery OF all kinds OF freight and mer
Chsndist to any part Of the city. 49,,
SEA AND HARgoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR-
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly hghtered to any point
IN the hsIbor a. reasonable rates. -
STEAMBOATS, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John IL starin and Erastus Corning for NE"
GAVFN, leave Pier 10 n. H. at D. III daly' lSSuiu"yS
t1oeptedl
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between Ne"'ioiA anu
New-iiayen Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points on d. L. W. r. r. received al fet No.
Tor New.Hayen and points East, at Pier lo
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND-Eieyen hle' iot
3en Ceuts from Iron Pier !. T. H. ioOt oil
Hhitehall.st
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, COmmunipaw, n. J.-Dry DOCKS
Aacl aud Boiler shops Everything appertnihB 10 'Ho
Construction an repair o vessels.
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DHILADELPHIA AND READING RAJ
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD
FROM STATIONSDF
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF L1BEnrY.sT, NORTH RIVER.

FOOT OF LIBERTN.sT. NORTH RIVER
Direct connection to End iG sTG 5s Por VIA Annex bOs
TINE TABLE-rAKING EFFECT OCT. o. 1881
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON. Bound Brook
i&U0p. ~ sGSD&Ys al Sac a ~, $50, 200 p
Direct connection Wayne junction f9 Hermant9"n ana
h0eken and S6rristovn
pRAwING.RooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Eetgnpe DELPFIA Y.oR s and greGp oats sI
al 100 $50 $50 HOO a. m - it2 o'o O42, ~
Be- ST. at 5i0 SO 800 a. G 100 $50 556 63op
m SUNDAY, S:l5 a. IN. A3O p IN.
Leave TREYToN Y9Tea and I6SfGr s st. GA 3 3 s S o
SUNDAYS 1.25 9lS a. M, Gl5 D. IN.
For WILLIAMsPORr at C45' Tao 900 a. mp "'o 4Vo
FcrsUNBURY and LEwIsBURe atG45 7i5 a. H. $40
rerEEADryo THANKSGIVING at 7l5 =. 992 b llI5 a m
For SCRANTON at $40, 900 a M. S'45 p. H.
loo 3A5. $50 p. Sundays at o'O p H.
For DRIFTON Gas a. IN, S45 ?. N. ...
IorTAMAQUA at 64j 745, 900 NJ 1870, 9:l5 400 1900
1dr Rrr1,rrur,f. ALLENTOWN and MAUcH CHUNK
at G..J 800 M 100, $40, $50 p m sundays ct $50
For EAsroN at 645 900 a. m, 100 Sl5, AGO. 4ao. $50
p m sundays, $50 p. IN.
For STATIONS ON HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 900 a
For FLEIINGToN at e45 900 m, 100. 400, 49, 900
For s6,fTPvt11E Gas 900 1880 HIS a m 100 345,
400 4S0 500 $50 500, TOO 500, 1850 m Sundays
at 500 a M $50, 6:3O 9OOp IN. 900 ,,,...
For PLAINFIELD at 6:l5 745 900, $50 1890 10 ~
100 1870 800 345 400, 49, 800, 5lY 05Ui 6VG G'2
ZOO 500 $50 1890, 1900 SUNDAYS at oOO' o.to
ann 100 400 $50, 800. 1900 pm
For ELIZABETH at G:l5 G45, 7l5, 746. 500 SD 8Voo
$50 1890, ll:I5. l13C n, l245 100, iE%O E9onn'
BIS coo 81 go O45, 100 1850 500, $40, go 1880
iI:3O 1900 NJ SUNDAYS at 500, BAD m' lou 4'OV'
$50, 500. 1900 No. -. 90 q, -
rorNEwARK a, 500. 5l5. GLIB GAP 715. 7$o 500 SIP
1l5s Don go 300 $3.50, 400 40 800 5l6 h;5o 39 D.
600 G.I5 $40 100 1880 8l5, 900 O45 1000, ~ D
1101nm SUNDAYS al 800 91b, 1913 a IN, lZOO H. lIO'
5O9 90 300 6:lj 800 800 l03Opm,
To, IONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, &C., lAn THlD ~
500 Sl5 "A w 30 400. 600 p ~ sONDA15 tCACoP'
Ocean GrOyej at 400, lO35 a IN
For FHELHOLD-At $40. 100 IN, 1870. 400 ? M
rorIAKEEOOD TOMS RIVER and BAItNEGAI a. SD
am 100 l:3O 10. with through parOr cars Oh 4'1V III
train.
TmVINEIAND and BRIDGETON at 1i30pm.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier No g. North River via sandy Hook
rorroNG RANCH EATONTOWN, &cr at 400 p m
1yckets can he procured Libertyst Pier No N0n
2O7, POL. 27l 3lJ 80 SOl 9O - .tf o.
l9l7 500 l,COl broadway; f3I ana l49 VthlNCi o
ana i65 4Ihave; Sl2 3daye.; Ryington-st 10 1fteh"
g. All nrincipai Hotels NewNOTk city In BdO1ky AT
- In UoboseD al Erie Oce. and 254 Washington ~ r.
transfer Company will call for aud check baggage IRON hoo'S
"ie9i"on'o ~ C. O. HANCOCK,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, rnliauoiph@
J. T. WOOTTEN, General Manager; - ,.rDu.Y~
General Eastern Passenger Agent ll9 lDery-st ~ l.
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filming

ColoaADo CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED MIMIC CoMPANT(
20 MILLAMsT, IKAH :
NEw-YoRK, oct. 10, 1898. }
TJyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
a5crs ft ie election Of OF the Company will be
bd an his ONCE on sday sh day Of November 1883
The polls shall opened at ~ O'Clock and remain open
untI ock OF same day aud the closing Thereon ne
shal proceed count the votes and declare The
,snIt Tbe COmpanys transfer books will be closed three
Gays Oc'O'' wv c. L. sCHRAMME
Secretary.
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

EEw.YORK, WEST SHORE BUFFALo RAILWAY
AND NETWORK, ONTARIO WESTERN X \.
TTalus DesbTOsses and COrtandt street Stations
fGi syracuse N Oneida, $40 a N '9lJ IN
Utica Little Falls OFT Plain, CanaJOble, Port Jackson,
a % "a sh.l3 y u.
Oswego Oneida Norwich, Sidney, $3.50 N : Bpm.
Kingston Highland, POughkeepsle. = S2O ll2O ami $50,
49,. % 10 IN. 49, ., 90 90 IN ~.
MtddletOWn $50 IL 70 am i:lO. 4;5O SPIN
sDaily Other Trans dali except sunday.
BUFFET Paor Cars 500 and Il;2O and 4:3O trains
Tor Albany.
PlTiOr i5nHet Cars on 92O o m train for syracuse.
Pullman Bulet Sleeping Cars $40 train for Albany
and syracuse. ,--.,
aegant Pullman Sleeping Cars for Oswego on n train
Tickets aud time tables stations and ~ offices o e eon
Jersey CITY, Pennsylvania ksOnh stailOn bIOOkIy1
No4 COur~st Anneg Office, foot OF futonsLi anna
tekalbay New.YOrk City Nos l62 ~ ~ sde, Seo'
les Last I25t Penn kI station foot Desbrosses'
Henry MoNETT. General Passenger Agent
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Gtemboals m6 Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE:
~ DREW ard ST JOHN leave Pier Al, \. r.: foot Of
uEJ5y 9ornnrs eScHpieG with trains north west ard ca
return
LNOR BOSTON. via New York and New-Eng
L land BR Lave NowYork Grand Central station at
~ II al M sr q 1 caT R N SSe sha S r.
eyEtef ERJ from south Ferry s42 M 5Sd-st sIo 8 M
scs-s Norwich Line p M Pullman seepngcars on night
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
Stations in NowYork. -, ,.r,,
LEAVE 8EWY0n cq sgPe 9Gtobr 90 lSs9 t HOO
u, 1850 4 3 6Pp. sundays 500 1855 myia Penn RI'
'g of otawan &C. va Phia q RtadiBs ar 300 sI5 IL
M I.}0 400 asa, $500, Gpm. sundays 400. l94j n
V' For Fi Rad Bank LONE Efane ooeaS Grove As5 Park
m, boo s5 lSo 400 600 N ,.o5 5un indy mot
Sf9pP1G AT UGdan RR o. I'm S6 ~ m Sundays
ot s sioPTns at ocean AFbuIy raT
A. NJ SC AGO ,. W. For Kcypot, via Philadelphia and
Reading RR 200 H. a. P lo go p P Tao i 6 I9
For Vincland Brdgcton, Atlantic City, e., l30 pm
T. A. e 4 n m H. GoR Ea Aarf sGir
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER EAILRo. AD-Commenclng sept. H. 1881
a. No. ,'S' csein NeSYolk and Northern Express. with
.s5 @ Fast Limited Chicago ETprcs9. ltn dining cars
SEgns 81 sa A39 o S aTiSa ar raFo ao a. m ic5j day
1890 o. NJ Chica Express drawinCrOom cars 20 canaan
dacua and BulGlo connects for sharon Springs
al %
II a. m 10 Albany and TROY connecting Tor Utica Saratoga
Clcl's FaIls Lake George and EJtmud
GsOp m Albany and Troy special. lrawing-roOn cars
d n. H.. Accommodation IN Albany and Troy.
on M Louis Express, With sleeping cars Tor NIAGARA
Fails Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday., Toledo Detroit
and LOUIS. -
SnI ad ggya y Naafs SP97 ANA to
- H. NJ Paci, Express, with sleeping cars Tor Rochester
Puaau Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago, 81 LOUIS oN"e
80. n 80 CLAYTON Except saturday.
IL p M. Night ENpross with seopn" cars 10 Aahy ani
Troy Connects with the morning trans Tor Inc 'Sl una
North saturday night.
iCLets on sale ut Grand Central Depot, No. Eowling
Green 2j2 and as broadway, and At Wescotts EEreSS
O0ceS Park place TS5 aud 933 broadway. NeW.N ok
and SS Washington Fultun-sts. Brooklyn Aud 10
FuuIth-St, WILLIAMSBURG.
R.gtare called for and checked from res 'GenCe.
I N TGifI'I,V {. Il. MEFKLR.
mi General Passenger gent.
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Corporation Notices.

NOTICE.-Proposals for dredging at the loot loot
~ Of 48tst and az me 700, o. o neekS II and
ia nu"nsst unt I'll RsDAY, November 3 1853 ~
o,cook M Fvr full information sec the C roN0i" bSb''
Tor sale at No g CITY Hall
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~ I 80 - - - ,I- 80, s1,rr.r tt,r
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN
~ ii TDAY STATIONS IN PHILADfL-
PIIA: IN NETWORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED E9U II
MINT AND FUE FASTE-T TINE OONSl7i'
ENT WIN AHSOLlTE SAtEIl.

Fxps Trains leave New-York via Dcshosos and Cofi'ha
sb : 90 a. 40 a. aud 10 Ii'ned) u m, J. go $40 4
B. T. Z and y and II ncnt sundays D % I-ll''N'
and 10 a u a e. :, aud and u night - ,o 81, ,,
York daily, except sunday D. q 90 ,
and IA J. 2 o aud connecting at trenton '"
r,r fra ne leave Rroad.-t station, Philadelphia l2Ol.
BIB $40 445 80 except Monday. coo 900 ~ SOD
and flo q m. tiiUitcd Express 1850 ana "-' T. ,'
50 r. &. $50 T45, and 3 20 y NJ on SUNDAY, l@ol,
8I5 20 $40. 4.J5 $50 ~, l..O Ihnl'' ~ go y
cxtcp sunday. $500, , ..-.-t H.,
o 900. NJ I4in. nrd CoItlaud streets Court &c. amt
foot FuitUa-st. Brook YIN Eutu
iioi,I jIooLcu station Jersey CITY. IL.gt4ut ItAri
c0i,. 40 \ Battery Place and castle Garden.
me NrwNor Transfer Company VIII call tor aun tI''h
IA g,4,c, from hotels and residences.
On ARIES r. PUGH, J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. G'hrfh Fd7sI Agent
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Seizures ano ttleetinas.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-The regular quar-
ery meeting Of is institute will be held Thursday.
November l. 1883, at o'clock ts ts Cooper
Union. CYRUS II. L0UrREIA President.
Z. NICK LEosER Recording Secretary.
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DressmakiuJ.

DRESSMAKER.-Styli prompt and r 6ilSs
1928 broadway.
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VNROY BOATS 49, CITIZENS LINE. - New
1 steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF Troy leave llrI
OF ChTl-tupicr-Sf, daily except Sn'uifuF,
a & o m CONNECTING WITH morning trains FOR all points North
Euaday steamer touches az Albany.
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6elp nJanteo.

CECRETARY wanted for q JOINT stock co. con,
salary Al 600, will be- required 10 invest SlOOo
lie soalany . stock Address SECkEIAhf, IrDuno UNI
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RAILROAD.
on and after Oct. <, 1888.
A L


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. 49,.
New York via DesbIOsses ana COllahu H'o
Ferries follows; . - al, .,,. u.,,,,,,.
Palace cars attached, N, and ~ dniy Ne|4 OH
gnd Chicago Limited OF Paror, Dining Smoking ana oO"P
iIg Cars at a m every day. - .., To- a, n
Niljiansp0ri Haven. \ m, pm Cory ana fo W
M connecting at Cory for litusvie ie'roenn Oe''o
and the oil Regions , ,.,.-.-, ,,,...,,,,..,. ,
Express Pulman PatOr Cars daily except sunday
IA. arrive NaShlnctOn Regular, via D. aha T. - 49,
nj 5l5 and ) 20 m $40 and IN. and II niEhi. VA
and D. r. r. / and = ana ~ night. sunday, VIA B IN
p r. II. a m. . ? m, and u nigh' Via b. and " H. H.
For Atlantic city except Sunday. 5l5 m. and IN
Long RanCi Bay Head Junction, and inCrmeiate stations
MA Railway aud Ambny 8 a m, II uOuh, 30 M. 'n
4 Ia and q docs not stop al Asbliy ~
oi Annex connect with a lhiOuth tla
at Jersey CITY, aHOdiug speedy ana direct uAuei ''
Brooklyn travel r,,,g, cooo.s ,,ono n, -.qO and
1000 u m daily and Z m daily except MohonS y yt
Wash{ngiop ana Baltimore, $50 and G5u M sou, O"u
Q95 10 IS and 1850 sunday, ESQ. GOO M iU,II an"
IO5O m From Baltimore leo N; on sundays V::'o ~
From Philadelphia 800 $50, ESQ. Coo Z except Monday
$50 g.iO 1910 lt:4O IN; LEO, 2, 500 5;$O ~ soo
$50 7o5 li:S5 a m G2O 1856, $50 1920. 1873 aud lO'o
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK. DAYS AND oN
~ iiTDAY STATIONS IN PlILADEL-
PItIA: 2 IN NEWGOItK
nor-ETF TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EoUtF.
MENT, NND rue FASTE-T TIME ,0ONSl7I'
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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NEW HAVEN, MERIBEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD. HOLYOKB. MONTREAL and Intermediate
yon', STEAMERS leave Per No 25 z r. ut p m sad II 2
AEMDRN. HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD. &C. Tickets sold and
baggage checked ga RUgdwAy " aud Col;t Brooklyn
BxcursiUn o New-Haveu GuI return. 81 80.
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6ndrrial.
CAPITAL. WANTED in n

DDTTIONAL CAPITAL WANTED IN IA a
~ West,rn cattle Ranch established seven years me
money 10 he invested ncrrGse The her, bs5t
gwen. Address CATTLE oWSEh9 BOY l''"o rO's O"'','
NoFTHrey Pacific RAmgoAD CoArAAT'(
TrrAstvI,as OFFICE, II BEoAlSrp \; ", {
EOR THE PURPOSE of n meeting OF the
PrefI1rd stocEhoderr o. this COMPANY 9a SVafn ne
Tosea a. 'c,oct on october 90 and remain closed un
10 a m November 2s Bv order Of the Board OF Drrotos
~ " ~ PoBERT LENOX BELkNAP, Iteasuer.-
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Diui0eu1 Nollres-

A Ii COUPONS due LIST proximo and the prin-
"A cipal OF Ell bonds due that date issued by THE
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY, secured BY rolling
stock furnished railroads under eartrus form viii be paid
and after that date al tho offices Of POST MARTIN&
Co, NO. 80 rDe-s;. NoW.York r. ". CLARK & CO, IS
South Sdsty Philadelphia. II. A. " POST,
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L land RR. Lave NowYork Grand Central station at
II a. m aud ll'SO p M MteS a{ ana iO;.O p ~
eynte I'm from South Ferry. S43 53d-st e1O r. M
Iiieh Fridge q9a Leave PIER 40. n. r. foot Desbrus
sess Norwich Line Pullman sleepingcaIs on night
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Giiuailons h1anteG-- females.

4 LADY wishes to secure a position for her
~ six years experience Call OF address l73
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AT NINE. ECKSTROM'S Swedish, German
~ and French Bureau ladies will find capable cooks laun
dresses watresses, chsmbemads, nurses, hOuseBokeTs;
also buffers and oOtmen references certified lo Le1ng