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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-17
Headed Another WAY.

\ tendcr-hcarted clergyman. who
resides in town adjoining Hartford,
was about to give a trapped mouse to
the cat when he caught what he
thought was a beseeching expression
in the little fellows eyes and he re-
Tented. The mouse was so innocent
and pretty. and the cat SO eager TO
seize IL. that the minister told his wife
he would not sacrifice IL. lie took il
down in the lot and set it at liberty
His wife told him that he had done a
very foolish thing, as the mouse would
get into his barn and then back into
the house again. Il guess not" said
the minister. 81 headed him towards
neighbor II. : barn"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-17
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Quickly m arriess.t

A man from Syracuse, n. Y, wanted
to hire married couple at the Castle
Garden, New York. emigration bureau.
The commissioners happening to be
just at that moment quite out of mar
ried couples, the superintendent or
dered up two young Wurtemberg emf
grants of the opposite sex, who had
made one another's acquaintance on
the ship coming over. and married
them with little ceremony. They never
expected affairs to go rs far rs this,
but on being promised good situation
and supplied with little money for a
marriage festival, they fell into line
with great gayety and haste.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-17
Odd Notices,

CA gentleman near Winchester made
a rockcry in front Of his house, in
which he planted some beautiful ferns,
and, having put mp the following no
ticc, found it more efficient and less
expensive than spring-guns or man
traps, The fcar-inspiring inscription
WAS:
"Bcggars beware, Scolopendriums
and PoIypodiums are set here"
The wall Of a gcntleman's house
near Edinburgh some years since eN-
hibited a board on which was painted
a threat quite as difficult for the tres
passcr to understand As the preceding
ANY person entering these inclos-
ures will be shot and prosecuted"
An eccentric old gentleman placed
in a field on his estate, a board with
the following generous offer painted
thereon:
Il will give this field to any man
who is Contented."
II was not long before he had an
applicant.
We'll, my man, are you contentcd
fellow"
"Ycs, sir: very"
"Thcn why do you want my feld?"
The applicant did not wait to reply
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-17
CLIPPINGS FOR THE CURIOUS.

CalifOrnia's imported ostriches lay
eggs weighing 3 l-2 pounds each.
Among the early Christians Sunday
was called Dies Dominica, on account
a lump of coal weighing three tons
was recently mined at Trout Run,
Mercer Co., Penn.
Nine thousand Marshal Mel roses
on one vine is the record for one year
made by grower in Newport, r. l.
A watch made entirely Of iron and
in perfect running order was cxhib-
lied in a Worcestershire (England)
fair recently.
Three places claim to have given a
name to tobacco: Tobago, one Of the
Carribces; Tabacco, in Yucatan; and
Tobasco, on the Gulf Of Florida.
Of the Sayior's appearance on that day
after his resurrection. The first civil
law ISSUED for the observance OF the
day combined it with the seventh day
sabbath and other festivals.
In many parts Of Spain farming
operations have made little or no pro-
greaS since the expulsion Of the Moors,
ne same sort oi pio" IS now used as
men, oxen tread out the corn after the
ancient oriental fashion, and women
separate the chan from the corn by
tossing the gram up IN the ar during
bTee]e 'i WIND.
The NechaHjoai EnyiEecr tells a
strange story Of the effect produced on
a wroughtiron forging by a human
hair The forging was in powerful
cold press for finishing the forging
after it IS shaped. It was put between
two hardened steel dies and subjected
10 a pressure Of 100 tons 20 the square
inch. \ hair taken from the head Of a
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-17
A Storm prophet,

Hes q long way ahead of Virgins.
said Melancthon, 20 one of Mr.. Mar.
rowfat's guests. as they were examin
ing the pictures in the parlor after
dinner.
"Your father is very clever man,
politely observed the gentleman Il
whoC their remark was addressed.
Eyes" continued the garrulous boy
che can tell when there's a storm com
ing every time, just by looking in ma
ace"--Brooklyn EGgle.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-17
ATerrler Saves q Baby.

\ woman left her baby. eighteen
months old. on the floor of the front
room playing with its toys and a little
terrier dog that is its constant COM
panion. The mother was away just
three minutes. but when she came back
and opened the door, her infants head.
arms, and shoulders were hanging be-
yond the stone sill H an open window,
and near it, with itS feet on a chair.
stood the little dog. holding on TO the
child's dress for dear lift Her child,
unconscious of any danger, was crow
ing at some object in the yard, while
the dog, holding on the dress, locked
mute appeal for haste and help. 1nSu
instant she was by her baby's side, and
the danger was passed. When the
dog had been relieved Of his burden he
pranced around the mother and child
with delight that was almost frantic.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-17

The Queen Of England's private
achts cost the English government
sI03 600 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-15
UNUE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
NEW.YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
Arrangement Of trains nom ChambersStreet Dep0t:


InIDay except Sundays. Day Express drawing room
Colchhos ~ 10 CICVeIand Cincinnati and Chicago.
g n mn daily louis Limited txpiess-NO extra C.iRo
loa IaS NIAGARA Falls IN; Salamanca 700 Coye
Land I4O D IN; Cincinnati $50 M - LOUIS S;4Oa IN
i5S 1'odo I'D m and indianapolis il a 49, .
2 mn DAILY PacGc Express for the West solid Train OF
Iaai" Niagara Falls Cincinnati and Chicago Hotel ana
BTtYsf Smoking Coaches TO Chicago
. IL n IN -Fmigraut train for the West % -, ~, - -,
Ruo[d and A f9sS96 & s5 1G 6 6 Gao S go ioso P M
10 ldIigbf sundays $50, 1920 IN, lao, $780, H. II
midnight On 7.ro o8o 1o0oa m 70 NOON 145 g. $50
paterson On o. 40 clio $50 7SO $40 1880 m and II
SH Sundays g. $50, 1920 ami lao GSO $50 m
~ and Paterson via Newark G45 $40
8O 40 52O $50, 7;Sl m apd ~ 20 midnight 9"'uiu"y
hg ia M so $50 1920 l45, 800 $50 Gao sd6
m and . midnight Sundays o. $50 1910 M I1o o'oo
q m and IL midnight 90
Ns,gGHre and Cornwall $50, m, $780, 4:3O 90 m sun
d4y sS SS and Kingston and Montgomery am 4O
s9n nsSa s' 750 O. 1920 H. $780, AGO. g. sl5pm Sunday
e,SS 3 aTg g. 49, o. 1920 a m, $780, 40 g. $40
snTav $40 1920 IN, $50 81 m. The $50 IN ana 4o9
= iTss connect with Midland Railroad at Manst The
train a sGps y D. 1910 NJ 43O G. s. sl5pm. Sunday
$40 i02O a M, 8, $3.50, m; .- .,,r o,c, to1r
Boats leave 1S5 45 y M and al iOlb and i1I5 pm.
ictcf for passage and apartments IN DIaM lolm 4u
sleeping coaches can be obtalh ., ah1 t nsnV Ogic@s
Nos 28i 4Ol OF 057 broadway, Is! Mesisi n H. NO
CS,t - 'RT0oklyn the Companys Dop9ts . o. n
ss trains from West arrive In NeW'forH al ''lO
and 26aS r. Sha ABBo oen1 Pas Agent NcwYOTk
xT0PTuERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY:
y trains ls3 sS t9T M nnEssESSSC 45o 5o go $40 H.
~ midnight Sundays, % m ana tl9 M ~, A50
Manuel Spring Valley and Monsey 1ho 10 H. s''o H.
sunday 6mN r. ABBOTT. Gen1 Pass'r Agent New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-15
6otels.
Gtenmboata an0 nalLroaOs.

NOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on lIOU-
4 StTONTC and EAUGATUCk RAILE1A l,~-> it a4l..-
leave Cathcrneslpa II O. M p M -@t''- h'' i''''
$40 D. N. Fare lower than by any other iou'"
Hudson RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
n. steamers Albany and G.. NiBHAlsD dalIy exc ~
SUNDAY. leave Grooslyn Annex %. I'D ; N'slIl q Il i
80 Ne. o99..f a. ~ Tor Albany, landing W NfH'h aAN
;a,rrtcyn INV f,rrv) West Point NcvbuIc, FOughcrpAc
KlluCbcCk, Cai,hllI ana lIu'a""' i"''' '''P ''o -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-15
STA11R}I,N,ESI vrn AND UARpon TRANS poRrAr1ox


&IARlNS - . .-.,1,r, --,, ~ O. ,l,,rr =, ,rrc,sy
COMPANY.
Oace Pier l9 y. r.. foot Of COrtlandtst
opsiepeu Of freight forwarded directed TO any part
OF the world. .
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DIsPATCH'
Orders received delivery Of all kinds Of freight ana mer'
chandise TO any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR.
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly ghtered to any point
an the harbor at reasonable rates.
sTEAMBoATs BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
STEAMERS John H. and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier 1s, n. r. at daily Saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New.York and
Ney.Hayen Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points D. L. w r. r. received at Pier 49,
For New. Haven and points East, at Pier IL.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN 1sLAND-Eleven Miles Tor
Ten Cents via Steamers from Iron Pier f. r. foot OF
Whehal-st
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, COmmunipaw, N. J.-Dry Docks
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appertainng to the
nandro Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-15
Citn Real estate for Sale.

AT BARGAINS.-Fiftcen superb four story
~ brick and brown Stone dwellings fet 'front.' %
Wye RoFF | 267 broadway, ll6 East i25thst.
At GREATEST REDUCTIONS.-350 ele-
n CANT furnished and uniurnshcd houses and hlts for sale
rent or exchange. WICKOFF, 1907 Broadway li6 East
l25thBt
LAST 72D-ST.. NEAR 2D-AVE.-Two four
II story brownstone double Oats, 25ESONlO2 price
$4,000 let $500. WYCkOFF, l267 Broadway l4b East
l25thst.
EOR SALE, on Platt-st.-FOur-story brick
''''' HuLhND q WHITING, Boesman.st
EOR SALE CHEAP, five thrcc-story brown
] stone houses aU improvements, No 52G 10 5Si East
lI9thst Apply % 5rIrkLE~, 800 East 5Slh'st
NOR SALE.-No,. Is aud East ilth-st. and
Nos Ip ~ and -a GUst; ulwny9 opru. Description
and prices 30 application To- CHARLES EUEk Coz Archi'
t.yts G3 Fast Alst.st.
NOR SALE-No. - West 53d-st. One of
/ uo noaf desirable houses IN the city. md in he best
possible location. Designed aud built Dy DugE4u cross.
man, uutn r supervision N r rl.-ru. Owner il Li, own
u..uuaugr Fynsurv brow -uun front with ofrl window
most conveniently ARRANGED c1gms- cabinet lin-h super
stationary furniture md mirrors perfect puH lh". ana
rF,...s,s. ur VI j. A. B. STEELE,
aJ WlIIm.aI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-15
INVEST SHORE ROUTE,
w via West Shore OF Hudson River, .., -.
NETWORK, WEST SHORE q BUFFALO KAILWA1
AND NEW-YoRK ONTARIO q WESTERN RAIL

On and after Monday, october l,
Trains leave Desbrosses and COrandt street stations:
For Syracuse Oneida Utica, Mohawk, Little Fails CanaJo-
For Albany and tatskn Village g o2O m ll:2O a.
For osTego Oneida Norwich, Sidney Hancock $50 a. nj
For Rockand Livingston Manor, Liberty and Farsburg,
$50 a. M. 4:lO y, M. q y. - %
Kingston Highland POughkeepsie, 3 am 02O @ lI:ZO
AM 4:3O D. m. $40 p IA. and s9p. 80
Newburg, - m, $50 a. m, ll2O a. M 4:SO p m o2O p
FoT &iddIetown and Campbell Hall, $50 IL, 20
CoyYWai West Point CranstOns $3.50 g $50 m,
ll20 4J0 m $3.50 M o:%O IA . IN - III ana V'-V
AN for Cornwall and CfahstOnA
sDaly Other trains daily except Sunday.
Buffet PaIlor go and ll2O and 1850 NJ trains
Paror BUFFET Cars on 900 train for Syracuse
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars on train for Albany and
Syracuse. -- q --.--,
Elegant Pullman Sleeping Cars for Oswego on m train
Tickets tables stations ana az Onces OF te COM
pany Jersey City, Pennsylvania RAILROAD station Booxy
No COuTtst Office, foot OF fntonst NeWl OIk
city, Nos 1872, 207 26l, 4l9, 9a6 1923 Broaa"ay no
Union Square No 737 0tb-nve, No lOo haht lzO-sl
ylyaDia Railroad station foot Desbrossest ana ioot CoI
HENRY MoNETT, General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-15
= ~ work AND LONG BRANCH RR.

~ (ppUusYlNAllH lh, lOei Nul iliA'A-
- -. q, Won N-ovl, and DpshTOsstsst
S'a''o"' il" (Phila & Read RI foot LiOeTty-st.
LEAVE NTW.YORK COmmenCng October 3. 800; =, $500.
For south AmbOy via Pha Reading RR l4o W ~ ~
o.i5 nm sundays S45 IN II IN IN VIA rem l'l'r
ION 5pin. Sunday a IN, . pm m -,- allan
For Natawan sc. via Phla Reading Rl, i:iO y a ~
o.i5 $50 pm sundays, $40 NJ ~ IN, M VIA fenh'
Rl. a T. II, m sundays . u ~ Piu' s,,rrr Park
F0r RED Bank Long Branch ocean Grove AsD9ig
Sea tTt Point Pleasant, &C. via Philadelphia ana ta1n
T4 III II a m do $50 4, 4:30 ,. sundays hoI
st5pp1g at ocean Grove AsbuTy Park $40 g. d. ~ NJ
a ,u. Via Pennsylvania RR, 8 a. ~, IL ~, DIV p III
day mot stopping at Grove or As0uIy PaIk) a.
m., o p. nj, ,,.aoot So via PHILADELPHIA
and Recalling RF 745 a. m, 245 p. m -, -, -,z n !,
EoT Freehold via philadelphia and eaclng M, t %
n m 2I5 4:86 p. M For Keypor5 vs PhiadePnRv i anu
Reading RR., 745 g. II a. M 2:4o SOU p HI ro' '
land RTidgetOn. Atlantic City, &c, Z:45 y. M.
o. G. HANCOCK, j. r. WOOp! II; ~ 70 snnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-15
Board auo Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
MO. 10 EAST 12D-ST., near 5th-aye.-
~ Large room fourth floor; sunny exposure nicely uI'
uishcd with hrst-Cla-s board for part! OF fch'''l
NO. 1OEAST 12D-ST., near 5th-ave.-lland-
~ some rooms with hrstcass boaId man Ioou'b i'i'
Az East 3STH-ST.-Elcgant parlor and
HI second door, with private table one room Tor gentle
man.
40 EAST 59TH-ST., MadisOn-ave.-lla
sb somely and completely furnished or uniuhshedi per
T. CT order. Seen to 70. and to o'clock
IL EAST 2STII-ST., near LeXington-ayeI7
i Two large rooms connecting handsomely Iurnia'ou
e1ceptionable board references.
~ MADISON AVE.-ParlOr floor, private
III table board; also front third hoor suite.
DE MADISON-ANE., cor. 42d-st.-Elcgant
- second also three connecting fVoh
on paror door all Hight; table board references.
West Side.
X WEST 31ST-ST.-Large and small rooms
- ON second floor handsomely furnished with board
10 5TH-AVE., connected with Breyoort
- Uougc bv pns4agcway parlor hoor TO rent
also parlo aud bedroom furnished on third hoor without
n1-DST.. II WEST-DcsiTable connecting
- rooms with hrsiclass Table
- fTH ST. 100 WEST.-lIandSomcy fur
III nshod rooms for families and gentlemen WIN Doard
references,
900 WEST 45TH-ST., near Broadway
W. Handsomely furnished rooms with board house ana
location irstclass references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-15
oBMlC o worcester hSE Nashua Portland and the East

Inc new IOh S''TTi ry OF WORCESTER,
a., . .,or tLe most elegant boat on the Sound, ana
tho fayOTte ~ - pfy,r foot Of Watt.st next Iie
NV, M bTnssrs.st. Ferry, daily except SUNDAY ' p H.
Drawing Cars are =: ihToHgR Mi,1 i f ~
,af
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-15
NEW-JERsEY SQUTHHIEZRMNo DIVISION.

EW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
IN VIA SANDY HOOK.
STEAMERS LEAVE PIIlt >, y. H.
FOOT RECTOR-SI., 80.
Commencing September 20, 1883 -,
highlands SoabTght Monmouth Beach, Long l'iaH'l
Ocean Grove etc lO4j a. p H. sundays SActpI OCe
Grove, a, III,
For Atlantic Highlands pm. ~ H., r,,.,
Leave foot OF Libertyst I4J a. No. 2lJ p Il IOI Lo
wood Manchester, Toms River, BarpegAt, &c.
"2G5 d. M Tor Vineland Bridgeton, Atlantic City &C
300 D. IN. stations 20 Seabnght.
245 aud 800 D. m. for stations q Highlands.
DOIJND BROOK ROUTE.
ID FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave New-York from foot Of Libcrty-st. 80 , TO-
F1r Phi adephia Ninth and Green sts az Tao g3 lI:lo
n m 100 A. 43O, $3.50 T. II p On sunday az Sf2 a. H.
$50 II D. m Third and Berks sts at 145' llIo a. mp
i Tor iyenon $50 ll15 a m $780, 4, 4:30 $780, T. y
m on $40 a. m. $50, II p. IN.
For SunbuTy, LewsbuTg and Wilamspot al '4o j. H. anu
4p.m. 81. a.. ,-o,,. DyorL
From NTH and Green sts 1880, $780, $50 il nj q
i. III. -7o O On ~, Ron
G.30 N M sunday az SIS q. ut 4.3O =. N
FTIu, Trenton 20 600 sos, 900 lOOb, 1888 a. M y
do G.2t T.2s D. m Sunday l:Zj, 9:lS a. u, o. p M
MI AWTING.HOOM CARS attached 10 an Gay Trains;
Connection made at jersey CITY SlalOl 10 anu nun
Dr01Elyu and Erie Depot Jersey city . -. ..,,,..,
Tickets for al foot o. Liberty 81 ana az me
hotel and Annex Office Brooklyn Bridge IleI
n y. Transfer Company Will caI IoI anu CAoCA OAbS6'
HOlA AO'''7 n n r. P6LBWIN Gen Eastern Pass Agent.
Il "oVt a. II kNC6CK Gen Pass and Ticket Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-15

vrre Trains leave NewYora via DosDros,cs and Cortaudt
Street Ferries rs follows:
r.ib 20 $50 % ami 10 Lmcd II IN, ], 800 $40, :,
g. g. I ANA IN, and II night sundays . 70 LIi'eul
and 10 "A M A. Is. q 3 and p, ana II night, ..
Ncv-NuTk daily, except sunday, Jl i.-O 7D
AID Joan 2 and pm, connecting at Trenton Tor
Camden. ,.....- ,tr.1.r.,.. r,gr
OIL g51 yig 1886 lDEHcp' Monday 600 $50, $40, 800,
II and lI.IO m. (LiHited Express 1870 and "ZO p ml
o Il r n ESQ. T4j 3 and 800 M ON SUNDAY, l+Olt
az 8go &iJ 3J, $50 500 Lmltcdb $50 1l5t
and 500 NJ Leave philadelphia VIA LamA,n oOO III u"y
except sunday. 90 o,, r,-..,.... ,,,o, rrorg,
"a 81 nf brsT0.scs ana COrtlund streets Court H. and
irLivn Annex station foot Of FulUnst Brooklyn BusCfs
tJntoj Station, Jersey tY. EmgTdni IICktJ
Once No battery Place and Castle Garden 90 ,
mo New York Transfer Company Will call Tor and cheek
OdSg.iigSt 81 - r. pTGH J. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Passr Agent
TTyPOY BOATS 49, CITIZENS LINE. - New
steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
No a. n r., foot Of Chrsophersi daily except Sa'Hfaay
sunday steamer touches at Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-15
Amnsements.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
NETWORK.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
NETWORK
OPERA SEASON, lsss-s4
Mr. MAPLEsoN the honor to announce that the season
MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 20.
In submitting the following for the approval
OF his subscribers the stockholders the public and his nuer
but neTe fs as 70 Sps @
sustain the highest standard Of Lyric Drama will meet with
their appreciation and support
The following engagements have been made,
Prime-Donne, soprani Coniralu
MADAME ADELINA PATTI.
MADAME EUGENE PAPPENHEIM,
MADEMoIsETLE RAPHELA P4TTfEf.
MADEM6I HsE tfIs' E A&RPfafEAan%SfiA NELL1
MGQb rsF ElTTs EPP ZEE p6TRR1
MISS s9J JosEPHISE York;,
lHer First Appearneel
MADEMoTsELLE vALERGA,
(Ier First Appearance these Two Years.)
sIGNoR BERTINL
Vlf sI ono ( R BELIo,
sIGNoR ERNEsfo FALLETTI,
'sI6SSo1Rf B5tREGfIIEiTfSo6,'
sIGNOR EUGENIO vICINL
Oils First Appearaneo)
(Iis First Appearnce)
SIGNOR PERUGINI,
(fiis First Apnearancel
SIGNOR kINALDINI,
and
SIGNOR NICOLINI.
Baritoni.
SIGNOR NASSELLT.
(His First Appe3rlnce)
SIGNOR SINORI.
(ITis FIRST Appelrance)
SIGNDR BELLATI,
EIGNOR DEL PUENIE,
and
SIGNOR GALASSI.
STGNOR CHERUBINI,
(His First AppeaTance)
SIGNOR CARACCIOLO,
(His First Appearance.)
SIGNOR MONTI,
SIGNOR GRIFFANTI
(Hs First AppeaTance.D
SIGNOR DE NASCHETTI,
CHS First AppeaTance.)
and
SIGNOR LOMBARDELLJ
Oils First Appearance.)
THE ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS,
which have given such satisfaction In the past,
have been still further improved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-15

DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr ProyldiGGnce'
Hgsf- aud the I.st Al rail from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily Sundays cZegPG 10 B2IGn +,
slreI'pg cars Sundays at 10 p M with laCe sIyInt
cars Newport express leaves GIanu C.HII DPt at p
NI7 "''''' az -'N'F' 49, ri. w POPPLE, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-15
Ginallons tu1ntco females.

CTI tNIpERNAID. NC.-By German glII as
X cambrruad and % help washing aud ironing in private
family. jSl stla'e, INST bell
CuIANIBERMAID. &c.-Bva Protestant young
cfldrsn of pal5rmad q East lthst present cmp.ocrs
I7IEST-CLA~S COOKS. CHANBERMAiDS,
/ WATTEE-SEs, LADI'7 MAIDS, will mrN'.pi'"'
IIr,IIllcorAL tO-orEHArrvE UNIONS nawrH,1rs
EET YOUR Fr-t-cla-- Colorod Cooks, Wait
\ ,ru.u. UuatNI.u I.uaur....r. Nl..r. -'.M
ITUTSEWORK. COOK or LAUNDRES~.-
afri r., wo-.. GOOD cook auG IIa',I-s aUGE,.r willing
ANA uJguai ready 1t au,, call ai ~ oiA-'r near l'h
-t. uP one eight
EITCUEN GIRL or LAUADEENS.-By 81
vrIa . r..tr.. CAL Monday after lU o'clock, 80 81
l AI'NDRESS-By q fr-t-clas- colOrcd woman,
II with unsurpassed lc.'. aad r.or'ng.. ilny wash
DON 1923 West 3uth.t
NURSE.-By one fully competent to take
~ charge of infant from birth growing ch'drun good
cam-tr,s- operator Present cwpyors ii East o"ds
Gail between lu and .. %.
NURSE. SEAMSTRESS or UPSTAIRS
man girl Tor cy country; not afraid " work. clean ana
capable tnloh children. Call 90 ~ OhaNe, near tt
IT,, up one ulEAl.
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-Bya Scotch Pro-
capable % nurrg an infant from "7 "i'A $50 IA"1'""
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WAITRESS a German girl az waitress,
chambcTuald and Tor fine washing, IN private family
good IDiDnue.7 iujbiA|'r over 'ail -'''' 30 p'
NVASHING.-By very reliable colorcd
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RAILROAD.
ON and after oct. s. l--8.
AND UNI'Ti'Tb .ThTi.s NAIL nc

.N-D UNITED sThTL- MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NcW-NoTk via Dc-Dosst7 ana N"I'""' ''
vs. IT'If,6nrg the West aud south. With Pullman
and Chicago Limited OF fhfoi' lhhIH-r 7l''''~ anu ' -
w s,1eTGrf Iocs Haven a CORY and Irr ~
= m, connecting at Cory for I1tu7'He l'''i'"" 1''
a% In1 as@t6n and The south Limited Washington
Tynress Of Pullman FiTor Cars daily except SUNDAY!
iTIyp Washington Regular Via g. ana r. u. -
al 5IE and 30 % u 3lO and m, and ~ ulsh wa IS
and O. r. r. / and p ID and u night SUNDAY, VIA B ma
r. r. r. 3 a H. 8 pm and II night; via b. ANA D. X. H.
For Etja6iic CITY except sunday OF a N, and m
I,Gr Cane NAV except Sunday, 3. 10 and lltlU ID.
IC@ RrancG Bay Head Junction, and intermediate stations
and AmbOy, ID, Il noon, t:lO D J. Il. VII
Sunday 8 q III and docs moi stop OF sbnIy Iikl
~ Annex connect with all through liuh7
al Jersey CITY, anoIdug speedy ana direct transfer i'l
OSA aEyTycFfom Pittsburg and 100 730 and
100 n nm daily. and a daily except Monday tInu
EasL{ngtou and Baltimore $50 and 500 m, 300. bt'D
q95 iO3j and 1850 Sunday, ESQ 600 m; 1902 anu
1850 NJ. From Baltimore l29 M on sunday. g%2 in
e9O $40 1910, ll4Oa m; l.2O 2 800 5aO, wv l",U
go g.3j 1920 1895 and 1880 SUNDAY 800 o. ~
$50 7OJ 1873 m; $40, 7Sj 1886, 1920 1883 ana lO'o
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND o on
~ SUNDAY. 3 STATIONS ~ PHILADLL-
PIIIA: 2 IL NEW.NORK.
noURIE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
NENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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