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The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-19
VICKsBURG & MERIDIAN B. B.

HraA4 .F 49,
VICKSBURG & MERIDIAN 3. B. =.
r.' ri ne' Aail, Gossly East. ~r;d. 3
Leaves -yicksburg. ............ 7:45 n. m.
|f4 jackson. :. .!........ :. lU.ZU u. M.
Arrives at, Meridian. 4:90 q. IN.
Accommodation, Going East. iyHo7
Leaves Vicksburg. -. ...... ). .2:40 y. m
Arrives ut jackson. :. ....ss. 800 p. m.
p' MAI, Going Vest. .utadf
Leaves Meridian.-..... ..-rs. 1920 p. m.
"a tsT jackson i. "a. ...s... 81 $40 a. m.
Arrives at Wcksburg. "a. a.u.g1 600 am.
~ 2 ,Acoommoddtios, l6iag Vest uGi
Leave jackson. 80. "a. .s.....7:40 q. M
Arrive at yicksburg. ..... -. 1000 .. m.
gs,a egr,J JOHN SCOTT, Gen, :, Manager, !,
E. r. RAwoRrH, Superintendent. 4 d
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
PROPOSALS for Furnishing HeadstoEes for
PPICE OF NATIONAL CEMETERIES
WAsUINCTON ID a.. Dec ~ 1889.

OFFICE OF NATIONAL CEhETBRlRs }
WASHINGTON, d. o.. Dec. IL, 1858. J
SEALED PROPOSALS in tripuCate With a copy OF THIS
advertisement attached each will be received at this onioo
until II o'clock Tuesday January lo 1884, for urnsh-
ing 5000 Heasones, less of american white mar
bis unmarked graves Union Soldiers under the pro-
visions OF tho Acts Of Congress OF March b 1915 and feo
uary =, 1873. -, -, \,
necessary information the subject will be furnished on p
pcaton this Office Proposals 70 De suDntea
the forms supplied for The purpose The rsn Is ~
10 reject Bids Snoud be indorset PrOposa
for frnshlng the underssne
II. n. BATCHELDEh, Deputy Y. II. Gen, U. >. Army. p
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
frrtures auo aleetinss.

ANNUAL ELECTION.-The annual meeting
~ OF Howard Mission and Home for LATHE Wanderers
No n. Y, will be held on Wednesday, Dec
10 lssG, O'Clock at the Mission Chapel as above
named. for the election Of board OF nne Trustees.
j. F. WYCkOFF, secretary OF the Board OF Trustees
election of twenty Managers of the New
~ York Institution the Blind and Of three Inspectors
of election viii held the Institution S4thSt anc 9Th
Ave at O'Clock the afternoon OF "Wednesday Dec 10 1888
L. BAILEY MYERS.
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
PROPOSALS.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS Fer THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THN
UPTOWN OFFICES, No l?SS Broadway, corner Thirty.
first until D. and 30S West Twenty iIdst corner
Fghtave No 92 East Eourteenihs corner Union
rG0 Forty -asyenthst at the HARLEM
OFFICES Nos 1907 and 2,300 Third-aye, corner One
nfthsti up TO p m at regular onoo
rates.
NO1iCE.-Sualed Proposals will be received
~ until m, Of Morday December b. 1881 at Sas me
Granting Ann0ues No 43l Chestnutst PeiladeiPn,a
rusee sale them OF all OF l9l OF tho
Pbad pha Whining Baltimore Railroad stock Trust
Certificates
number stated will be accepted the parties offering them ad
yisod and be made when the Nertncaes
are assigned on and after January 2, 1854 -,
Proposals sh0ud be Endorsed Proposals for sale OF Pha
delpa imington and Baltimore Railroad stock Trust Ger
' LINDLEY SMITH. President,
No 43l CHESTNUT 81, Philadelphla.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT Liz
SUNDAY. 9 STATIONS IN PHILADELr
PHIA: 2 IN NEWYORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED WE'D rlT ESUIi
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME lONSl9l-
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAfEIY

Express Trains Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Street Ferries as follows 90
C:-O 72O. 800 % and 10 Limited, IL lllO M 80
$40, 4, g. g. and NJ. and II night sunday ,iS
% Lmited and 10 q T. g. Z. and ana IL nlRhi
Trains leaving New York daily except sunday 40 oO
and l110 l. q L. and pm, connecting at IrenohlT
Camden. ,o.o,
Heturning leave Broadst station Philadelphia l2Ol
S;i5 g I. 435 Except Monday. 600, 15O 30 o:3p
il and ll12 m Gimited Express 80 and 90 p Pim{ az
g. g. 3. g. $50 80. 7:sj and On sunday lz'Ol
S:I5 800 4: 1856 $50 q (5:20 Limtedl, $3.50. !:lO
4 and I'M Leave Philadelphia via CamdcnS;1O III dAy
except sunday 49, o,o --, a., ,,-, .....uou
and foot DesbrOscs and Cotand streets Court 81 ana
BROOKLYN station loot OF Fuonst Brookyn; Busch
Hotel UobOken: Station, Jersey CITY. EmigTant lIckeb
Office 10 3 Battery Place and Castle Garden. . -.
me New Transfer Company will call for ana checA
baggage from hotels and residences ~
CHARLES +. PUGH, J. H. WOOD .
Irnernl MANAGER. GNncIAl Iassr AgCnt
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
Citn Real estate for Sale


EOR SALE-ChOicc business property and
i apartment houses, paying large income. PAUL T..
TODD, las broadway
EOR SALE-Downtowu business property and
4 apartment. houses we'll rented. PAUL H. TODD. lao
Broadway.
I EXINGTON-ANE., near 3lTH-ST.-FOur
II story stone front; pnco reasonable. HULAND *
WHIIING, Bcekmsust
EOR SALE-Six elegant lots, northeast cor
5th.aye ana 77th-st trrns easy 20 builders l.. H.
LUDLOW < co, . Pnest and !, ,l5O broadway.
E'OR SALE.-An elegant house and lot on
5ti.4ye between nth and 18th fs, centre Of
busn Improvements. l.. il. UDLOW IL co, 3 Finest
and l,l3O broadway.
L'OR SALE or ENCHANGF.-FiYc BROOKLYN
Z fats all rented, for country scat or farm.
10. HOY / a sos, % Nassau.st.
EOR SALE.-GlO lots bulEhcadcd water
'front.' Offering peculiar advantages tog manufacturers
rcancrs ccalca works cC lG"J feet bbii head
or with abundant suupy Of spTBg Apply
*. y. YOUNG, EngIHeeI, &c, - EXchdnee-pl
LOR SALE-TO CLOSE An ESTATE
story frame House with Ot.hI,Hg az 2'U Pm. I,y
in width Onion End = fct on llsi. and depth 81
l2Ofet FIty fc"t sOui Of orBlSt, brooklyn, l.. d.
Apply 10 WAEEMAN & LAIlINC, % Aassaust
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
GRATEFUI-CoMFOR
EpPS'S COCOA,

BREAKFAST-'By thorough knowledge Of the natural
laws which govern the operations OF digestion and nutrition
and by careful application Of the tine properties OF wese
ccted Cocoa tpps has provided our breakfast tables With
decately Ored beverage hicb us many heavy
doctors bills by the ludcios use OF such articles OF
constitution may be gradually bit up un ronS
enough tendency disease Hundreds OF suO-
lie nalsdies floating around us ready 10 attack wher
ever there weak point We may escape many tal smart
by keeping ourselves well fortified Win pure blood and
pfOpery uourished frame. ."-Clvil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling milk. sold In tins only
p@n and ny by Grocers labelled thus: JAMES EPPS S
Co Homeopathic Chemists, London, England
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
VNHE ERIE RAILWAY. now know as the
l. NEW.YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangements OF trains from chambers Street Depot
COl,hes to Blnshamton, Elmira and Buffalo Sle 1ins
coaches 10 Cleveland mem "a - at .clgo $500, ,,ro
for fist tme-Puman Sleeping Coae' 10 Bueao, arriving
725 Niagara Pals N; Salamanca 70 M Oleye,;
dsy Connectng trains arrive Detroit 8lO m Toledo o:2O
~ ahS abay'MPaeidc Express for the West Train OF
Pullman Day and sleeping oaches 70 bnshamt9n, hniMa IRA
Bufct smoking caches q hicagO
S:lJpm-Emi. .Iant ain for tie West.
AZ S 9i 20 10 i6:56 m IL midnight
sundays $50 1O.'0 IN l:.5 $50 pm - midnight .
10 5i1 8. s. 73G , lo:{O aud l. midnight sun.
dN $50 l920am i:i5 q: 81 $50 ? IN midnlghI i - IN
Ago C:3l 73u lOpm and T. midnight Saturday nights
Saaern . 70 ii2O l:45 800 $50 $40 sl5 and II
midnight Sundays $50 1920 IA $40 G;jU and i
midnlrlt --. ,.o
Ncwburg aad cornwall $50 a IN $3.50 1870 Gpm. sunday
ItSndouj ond Kingston and Montgomery a3o
Goshen 500 lCooaru $50 800 40 s:l5 pm. sun
Mi'd.eiown 40 1910 a IN 3 81 $50 slJ pm SUNDAY
$50 lo:2O $50 pm. The trains N and ago N
co meet with Midland Railroad az Ma-nd. The y IL
Port Jervis 800 1920 43O \ s:l5 sun
oats leave 2Sd qunlte OF quarter after each hour
from ioi5 p m to i3l5 q m every hon
Tickets for passage and spafMcnts in UIawnH Room and
and transfer baggage may De left at the Comp Ohcps
Nos. 2Gl iOl 3j7 Broadway, ls7 Wosi-t, ~ " No
Court-st, Brooklyn or AZ tle tOupauys Dcpots. $50
Express trains the West arrive NewYork at 40
''O Join ~ ABB5fI GenI Pass'r agent Ncw.York
NORTHERN RAILOAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave for Englewool Clost.li r,rmont ani
II mdnaht sundays 7 am and 7l5puL
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey 40 10 am $50 pm
JOHN y. ABBOTT GcnI Pass'r Agent Ncw.York
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

EEwYoRK, WEST SHORE a BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND NETWORK, ONTARIO q WESTERN RT
JIsiDs leave DesbrOsses and COrtandt street 9taO%
Ior syracuse aDd oneida, $40 m. ~S:lO IA.
Cuo, LATHE Fals foTt Plain, CanaOhaTlo POtC Jackson
Amsteruar, D:lU. II 20 M ~9;l5 ? N ..,, ..,,-
Albany and Catsk, g. $50, 1l:20 IA aaV, -J;lJp
oswego Oneida, Norwich Sidney, S;9V ~ - ~ ..
kingston, Highland, P0ughkeepsie "eS<@ AA'<O am o''1
Newbafg - $50 ll;zOa N 9:J0 $50, -1lO
NddietOwn $50 IL: ~ i:lU, 4:3O, 20 in
DAILY Other trans daly except SuDtay -
Buffet rarOT Cars 0Z0 and ll2U Ani 4"V' ID sF'h'
tTAlbany - .-..,,.,.
Pullman Bunet sleeping Cars on 3lop Ia Hah ior AoAlJ
ElsSs5t Pninnan Sleeping Cars Oswego 0nS ih I4h
Tcksis and time ut stations ana at 0nces o. .e oo
pany Jersey Ilty IIRyIyala htlnOaG sthtOL LIOO"yI
fo.4 Cour-sI; once, iOot 81 FuItoL-sL |i ~.
pekalb-aye City, NOS lo2, zOI <tl ~ "a
},y23 broadway Union square, No 15I uti-Ee- -
sve East 26n Pennsy yaDia kl station 'Oel Dss'o''A
$50 '''' henry MON EIT. Genera PassongeFAs
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
6ltualions tUnntr o. lilnIcs.

COOK.-By irst-class cook, in private family;
u with reference. coiorcd Answer by card 2jl West
30ths ~. tliid nupr rear.
COOK.-By n first-class German cook 037
" 3dae jjth It, nncst dinners aud All xmas pl'iiy
also side anu fancy disAos No cards.
IOACHMAN and GROOM.-By Il young
" man, single; understands the care OF inTnacc can
T. W G., Tribune Up town once, l,2a5 brold"y
EOACHMAN.-By Grst-c class man, single,
" years city rccrrpee from last family socr Wiling
b-iurn every way city country. call Or address NJ g.
GMcst l0thstr private stable
NOACHMAN.-By n fisrt-class man, single;
- thoroughly undo cr,ands the AMI manngenent ol
going to Europe yclr Cty reference nom last employer
Address A -, Tribune Uptown office, 1913 broadway.
EOACHMAN.-A gent, man dspOsng Of ms
~ horses wanta situation Cl hts colcman; snsl" Mlnt
active strictly temperate SAFE experienced cy IhtI nlst
class groom; thoroughly understands management horses
ana furnace generally useful sreury required Address
BLAKE, Tribune Uptown ohice LBS lHo%i"ay.
nRIVER, GROOM or HANDY-MAN.-By n
strong willing man SINGLE aged 26 steady habits can
furnish best Oi references as TO character Oucia eA &
tons Address HANDY MAN, Tribune Uptown once l-''
broadway.
nRIVER or P0RTER.-By young American,
~ age ~ has had city experience and furnish g00d
references e character and ability Address T. 9ULl
accommodating tenpcte willing to do any kind of work
WI. KNOWLES, l24 Cbo1yst
ElTCHEN-BOY or USEFUL-BOG.-By an
Kind OF work where generally useiuman u relurodi Ie
crcnoes Address Uskk L-BOY Tribune ONCE: e:----.
kIANTED.-A young man OF correct habits
w situation travelling salesman 10 Degln Jan
poyers Address TRAVELLER care Letter Carrier koches
Ter, n y.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
fcaal Notlces.

ITR. BERING ER, of 1,J2O 4th-ave., Is hereby
VI nofiurd that his two r,rs stored with US viii be
sold nj pub auction at lis East lIs, on Dec 20 not
called Tor h. IL DeBOes & Co, l,3oO 3daNe
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
Aurt,ou Sale Of Rea! estate.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TVfBTNF VIII ~ RECEIVED At THE
FFtWN DIFI,IS $50. l":S Brosdw.y. corner Thirty.
frsist. anti .. aud SO3 West Twenfy;hEds
JL'v Ne. 90 last Vpurt, ,an;hst Ualol. Square
200 %h'raTe, '9rer tor y sycnilshti ~ the HARLEM
hdlcdana wcriy n-ih-r, NJ 10 y. m az regular oEee
t2tes.
(. .l...i - ,.tf.It '+.4L bJ C&gCuOfS, Ht
Globe noe. i.,. Ian, y. j., Dereuhrr p T. IA ;
aird t"u iie- Rod luk, u umCuih County, j.;
10 riapt' 10 at-1irg ant rrc si1E, vel WOod,i
Fci rc. tnuc iIa ir y ~ iifi. For iuitarr par
tt allia Apply 20 S.s aillLGAIIc, tErcuor, .
LId bank, S J.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
Gin 1lropcrtn 90 Cei.

HANDSOMELY furnishcdbou8e wi III bus
d ness; sut,l T. LADY 2 loHln. References at
EVERIIT Directory, "a West 3atlot.
ryO LET.-StOrcs, lofts and buildings on Beck
man spruce. Frankfort. John, WIH2iI Hud Ioar
rutland a WHITING, Beotmanst.
rNO LET.-ln private family, in Madison
ave corner house. best location haulsOneiy fur
uished second moor cxtra 10 reqnr puped
by q cGitrcr NdtrCSs LOCATION EOX C3, Tribune UpOWn
once, ,23S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
ltp ljr5 er.p O0dnleJ.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRlBUHE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES Ne l2%s hroad"ay corner 1hry:
Eiriaye no 92 East Fourteenth s corner Union Souic,
200 1lu.ave. corner Forjyscyc hst; at tie ARi IN
OFFICES nos. 1907 aud 300 1hrd.Iye. one.
y.itb.s, up TO p IN, at regular once
rates.
NNtANIED 10 81 - our story hlgh-StOUp
w Lowccn lG'h and i3d sis, lie tnEOn aud .tn
Irving place pre:cI1rt AddresA ilNl%GSTON Up
town Trluuc Onice, j.. 3N Hr":d"hy.
NVANTED.--City property for country resi-
W denee free with and irut PAUL p TODD, liJ
broadway
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18

EOR RONDOUT AND KINGSTON, Landing 1rn
esRsG2 Fscpu Connecting S Ulster
ware STONY Glove and KaaersHn Rsrosas at
p M, from HarIison-st. ----
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR;
Stations in NewYOrk aid 6ssbTS;sssst,
For Amboy Via Phia Beading RR SlS plSD lIRPRS RR
go go ase 3 g S5 SaaaaS 800 Sis II
MStaTan @ go a Pe 5p n RSaSdnT RSnday F Zoo Y NJ
dms BTa6S Ocean snndaSs STc a6uy Park
Sea 6aaN hs.1 I1S
sdppSs hH SSC At Gee Ocean Grove % Or As6ay O
aR on As"4y lSm 9G n
TaI Ts8DSr SDS te%qDf T ffhsepsa sE SS and
Readns % nsSR Rf aVS 5Cs p u FST
La1ewfSG Il @ For Vineand 1Gei % %Brdsct9n Atlantic City
TANcP2Ckh r. R R. SoPP2 P Il RR T. Aets sap
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L on 3PT and "a HftGF TFETK NSy; II fiNT lssS
AND United STATES MAIL Ia R0TIIE;s RcOTtII5st Street
Ha6uTs PsgEs the West end South so ssy win He%YorR r%a
and Chicago Limited OF ParioT Dining smoking and Sleep
wia%spcT Lex Cory y,aanm and ET,s eets at
M, connecting at Cory for Titusvlle Pe'Ioeu" Ne'i0
1pS Psr @e sT. 9sy sasp s%ada
m; arrive Washngto9 41 m Regular Ei1 D. nirSt aS r va "a
r. T. and m MAJ and IL might ia sunday SDS va R r. gu
/ For Atlantc except sunday. p IN
For Cane NAV except Sunday, l1:l0am ....,.,,
IonS Branch Bay Head Junction. and inte1mediate sra9 %
| Via Railway and AmbOy, III, IL nOon $40. m Oh
sunday end does not stop a. Al As9ny yh tains
St JSTseg Civ ahoTdns speedy and direct transfer for
IDs arvcFrom Pittsburg, 6lO and l2o m 7S0 and
I020 n m daily and daily except Monday Fl9nh 9a
on and $50 $50 m,3l @oy, 5adV
o. 10: and 1895 SUNDAY GS $50 M; looo ana
I095 m From Baltimore. l:20 Sundays, " y w
From pladelphia 800. 6:l0 $50 $50 T. except MONDAY
o 9$o 9o l9C 5 lS9 G % l5S i6o and o Sp M o sunday
$50 $50 fs5. 600 7o5. 1885 ans G2O 1885, go lo'o'
1920 and l0:35 m
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND y ON
SUNDAY. 8 STATIONS IN PHILADEL
PHIA: 2 IN NEW-HORh
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
IIME CONSIST
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
NORWICH LINE u,o,, o,p,nn

NORWICH kESH kREESFcr1oS OF FARE. .,,
To Roston az WGrcester 81 30 Nashua IS 65 Portland
Sc and N o transfer
i' ~ ~ CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception the most eeea1 PSat on the sona n'
ihe ayGe a M Ao No Rer UF loot Of watts next pier
pDOve DesDrossessI daily except Sundays a. 4oV
Drawing TO Boston from NewLonuoh ' IL "
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.-COmmenctng Nov. lS 1854
through trains will leave Grand CentTal Depot r iii,
So. M. Western New.YOrk and Northern hApIesS WIN
ss4j m Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining
stopping at Albany Utica Syracnse Rochester Bunao Ere
Cleveland and Toledo Chicago 1920 next day
1890 A. n Chicago Express drawing room cars 70 Csnan
Eagua Rochester and Buffalo, connects for OsWego .
Craving connecting saratoga Glens rails ana
ALBANY Troy and Utica express Drawn
7 4 /. III. Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
SGp. St Louis Express with sleeping cars ior Niagara
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati except Saturday TOedO DetrOL
ESQ D. M Express with sleeping Syracuse and to
Road also To Montreal Connects for saratoga
Tuhao Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago ST. Louis Oswe
60; also Lowv lie except saturday .,,s
IL Night Express with sleeping cars TO AlDany ana
Troy Connects with the morning trains for the West and
North Except saturday night. ~ ,,..-
Tickets on at Grand Central Depot No Bowling
OfbCes Park place and 7S5 and 942 BTOaWay new o
pnd 1888 Washngton and S64 Fultonsts- Brooklyn and 10
Baggage called for and checked from residence.
sThese trains run daily. AL others daily eAcepi IEB
General Superintendent. General Passenger A gent
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
Boston and the East All rail from Grand Central nepot
Three express daily Sundays excepted TO Boston at
bm D. m parOr attached and lOp. m. with palace
1arsS Newport express Grand Central Depot at
NJ. arrives Newport Z: 5p. ParoI.oaIs attached
+. ". POPPLE, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
GOnnirp propcrin for Sale aaN Go fet
Coarlrl !Js91trtl t0JG:1

WILL EXCHANGE neatly pFCprrE fof
W sudtA,In i.Gn, do c.iI. o. c,i oiHtitc p"PU5
B.A -iySJ -tOu-l O-@.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
Business Gbnuces.

ENOR SALE.-StOck of Hardware, Furniture
and implements. combined In thriving N Central
Illinois cross pc s Of the business last - ,0r Years oyor
luy thOns nj aOlTs T,uiO) lr0prriur wishes engage
b. Wholesale trade VIII sr ~ department, together sep
Lrate eddT .s ADVERTlsER T., Carc simmons hardware
Co., st. Louis, 40.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
cIteamboats au6 Railroads

TOR RONDOUT AND KINGSTON, landing
at Cransons Cornwall Newburg Marlboro rd MTa psa
ware stony Glove and Kaaterskl Railroads SteaneS i
Phip D. Eeever leaves Tuesday Thursday sa'uruay ~
III arrisO
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
financial.
n CFvvCOMRF e. 60.

BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
Nh IIroad.st NeW.York, Dec. IL, 1883 ,.o
We offer for sale 200 shares BANK qI Amsrica So "
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
eiteamhcats ano Railroa6s.

Trains leave from Pennsylvania r. r.. Depot .
lpm except Sunday, for Washington and all points Wes
D m DAILY FAST EXPRESS, through sleepnnS
peaches 70 Chicago, Cincinnati st. Louis Conneo's O
Pi2 MIDNIGHT daily for Washington and points West
For Timetables Tickets, Sleeping Berths and iageao
apply at COmpany's Office Sl5 II and Cos Broadwayi court
st, Brooklyn, Pennsylvania Railroad
EOR NEW-HAVEN.-S Steamers leave, Peck
il slip at D. and IL p Sundays exceptcd - p III
steamer arrives IN time for early trains NOrth ana "
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HUI HUI
Il SATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAILROAD52@s,'eRRIvr 81, RIver
seaye Cathernesip at II a. m, p M Gt ZSGs'7 '
TOR BOSTON, via New York and NeW,aEnng.. NeW,,fan Z.
land RR. Leave NewlOrk Grand Centtt e,ttrd Teavr
u a. n and 1885 D. m week days. ana via HaIttoI, % S
New.YOrk Manhatan EIevate0 RRl ilom SOuh @ pir
a IN =; 63ds 900 High Bridge " y a. m- 1r,Iar
40 n H. foot DesbrOsses-st Norwich Line D p III
eleepngcars ON night trains via liza '''lu no
TOR BOSTON, faTG ,in'i,o6 J1TiS TSSkcfs t.
., a. Ncyr1or Fail River and all Eastern points
Toily sc,Tice SINDAYS INCLUDED, from Pier2SN n NJ
SSnyD M Steamers PILGRIM and p O\l onhee.
zion fv ANNEX BOAT from Brookyn ana Jersey IVY
M All pfincpa hotels nsfer and ticket offices at the ONCE
PI Err %, and on steamer cropGET CONNOR
iSohDhN q LONi. cents Gen1 Pass. Agent
II FUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passcnge
trains leave depot foot of Cortandt and Deshrosses ss
scNn Reading Mauch ChunCh Wilkesbarrc TOwanda, Wa
aeTly ithaca Geneva Lyons, BGNaO and the west Pumin
1hTcu IN coaches run daily Local trains at a. M ana 0fV
7. for EastOn Bethlehem and Coolay; o . . oot t,r
MI points in Mahanoy and HaZletOn coal regions S
srain local for Mauch chunk S:lO a. H. Leave Maucn On
Gpera Eastern oce corner Of Church and Cortandt sts
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-12-29
Special announcement.


Prof. J. B. Carpenter, one of the
greatest voice Masters and Musical
Directors in the west, will give a FREE
demonstration in voice culture and
style Of singing, at the Methodist
church, this, Saturday evening, Dec.
29th, commencing at Z o'clock sharp.
Everybody interested Is requested to
be present, the object beng to form a
class We have known Prof. Carpen-
ter for many years, and can youch foI
his ability as an instructor in vocal
and instrumental music, and we. hope
he may secure a large class here.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-12-29
: Handsome Present.

Mr.. f. H. Brown, cashier Of our
First National Bank, had a sort OF Il
family reunion at his house Christmas,
that is, all Of the family who are in
the west were present, which included
a. c. Brown and family Of this city
and Geo. NJ. Smith and family, Of
Duluth, Mrs. Smith being Mr.. Browns
eldest daughter After the turkey
had been disposed Of, and social con-
verse was being INDUCED in, Mr.
Brown vas agrceably surprised by a
change Of program being announced
the resultof which was, he found him
self the recipient Of a handsome Christ
mas present from the assembled-friends
in the shape Of an elegant gold watch
1t was an appropriate present from
loving children and friends, and we
do not blame him for wishing to know
the time o day often, and for taking
special delight in looking at its hand
some face.
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1t now appears that orr city mourns
the loss Of four citizens by the wreck Of
the Inflated Manistee. Mr. c. J.
Anderson and wife, and Mr.. Andrew
Langord and wife, took passage on the
Manistee on that fatal trip, for Onta-
nogon. Their mail and effects were to
be held here until they sent for them,
not knowing exactly whore they would
spend the winter, when they left here.
For some time their friends felt no I'M
easiness regarding them, from the fact
that it was reported that all the pas
sengers had left the boat at bayfield,,
but their long silence finally induced
inquiry, and it has been learned that
none Of the passengers booked for On
tonagon left the boat, and without
doubt these people persisted with the
rest. In the absence of certainty hope
still fingers that they may be alive,
but it is hardly probable that they
are, or some one would have heard
from them ere this.
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Christmas day WAS also the twenty
fifth anniversary Of the wedding day
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Nelson, Of this
city, the record showing that they
were married in Sweden, December
18th 1888. After a welded life Of
eight years in that country, Mr.. Mel
son decided TO try his fortunes in Am
erica, and accordingly moved with his
family and effects, coming direct to
Superior, where he has ever since re
sided, an industrious and honored cit
lien. Four children have been born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson, three Of
whom sleep in the silent church yard.
The only child left them, Mr. Oscar
Nelson, an exemplary young man, Il
salesman in the dry goods house of
Silberstein Il Bondy, conceived the
idea Of giving his parents Il little sur
prise on this anniversary, and with the
assistance Of few friends and neigh
bors, successfully carried out his pro-
gram for making it their silver we'd
ding day, rather than a plain Christ
mas holiday, and the worthy couple
found themselves delugcd with con-
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Mrs. Hiram Hayes viii receive calls
on New Years Dav, assisted by Mrs.
L. Dauby, Mrs. James Newton, Mrs,
Geo, Perry, Miss Gertrude Dauby,
Miss Mildred Perry, Miss Myria Nc
Vicar.
We hear it whispered that the
young ladies of Superior will inaugu-
rate the Leap Year campaign, with a
dance, to be given next Friday even
ing. Now boys put on your steel cor
sets, or the darts may penetrate with
fatal effect.
The ice is nice and thick now, and
is better for the house than water, and
less trouble. Mr.. Swenson will deliv-
er it to you on short notice. Ice pack
ers will do well also to give Mr.. Sven
son an order for getting out their ice
for next summer.
Col. Thomas Cullyford, of the st.
Lous hotel, Duluth, was married last
Wednesday, evening, to Miss Minnie
Culver, daughter of the late Mayor
Culver, of that place. The happy pair
are off for an extended wedding tour
south and east