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BOARD an0 Booms.
East Side.

East Side.
NO 10 EAST 42D-ST., near 5th-aye.-Large
ROAM fourth Ho1r; sunny exposures nicely iuIH5"c'
Win 'irst-cass board for party OF gentlemen
40. - EAST i2D-Sr., near 5th-ave.-lland-
y some rooms with drstc.ass board Cal room' ioer-
- 4 EAST 2OTH-ST.-PTlor and second
1n EAST 3STH-S T.-Elcgant parlor and
4 ~ second oor with private table One room Tor gentle
man. ---
49, EAST 2STlI-ST., near LeXiugton-ayc.-
ParuT and large bedroom, handsomely iuEihsheu uh-
exccrti,nable board references ----
oIS MADISON-AVE., cor. 42d-st.-Elegant
second hoOg front rooms; also three connecting Ooh7
ON parlor floor all lght table boardi references
West Side.
- WEST 4GTH- ST.-Large and small rooms
> private bath dine parl0r foor; excellent board
~ WEST Large and small rooms
- on second door, handsomely furnished WIN Oo"'"'
~ WEST 51ST-ST.-SecOnd floor lthrCe
s1 rooms newly furnished with or without private aoo
sIt WEST list ST Handsomely furnished
Il large sunny ROOM closets, hot ana cola "dtei ni''
class Board; terms reasonable,
ONO WEST 45TH-ST., near Broadway
ZB.J Handsomely furnished rooms with board house ana
location frst-class references
AHA WEST TH-ST.-With board, clean,
- - large sunny sccond.stoTy room with Dhth I"om
we'll kept house small IL mily.
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miscellaneous.

MIR SEAL SACQUES, redyed darkest
\ sL'''' "'s t.. c. BOUGHTON, Ho"AruS'
TATEST, BEST, CHEAPESI n NV mme o iii
Vest i4th.st, opposite Hayerly's Theatre, -
no Physicians and Medical Stndents'qT nmoP
sale cheap Oesteroioher hrr 1i Address Dr. A.,
Tribune once.
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Gilnnlions tuanlc0-- lllaIcs.

HOACIMAN and GARDENERorFA FARMER
' Bya scotch Protestant ,nrc man a,o 80 best recon-
mcna,.Ious. Apply at CAluENIE"7' los o'nu''' near
NOACUMAN or COACHMAN and GROOM
Eya rlalr man uudcr-tiud- h. business hoIonfhy
addrcs. ~ r. i Dnins stable 41dsI n"d 7tayo
COACuMAN and GROOM-By a competent
Y and reliable thoroughly undrr -AnI' h,
sn1S Hon 5t a"rayor ir5s d. Box No o. Tribune
Uptown once .235 Broadway
TOACHNAN.-By a Scotchman, just olsen
4 gagged. understands his duc- th"rounhly; thn care 81
horses carriages and harnce- also The manasomrt oil Il
b a.. fr5nnr / ptowu once. .13s broadway.
NOACHMAN and GROOM.-By single Pro
iesianL y1''g a '9sp iy GTycr br9 city rforc1o"
i Iast ii ST.. stst, private stable.
NOACHMAN.-By frst-cia,s man; thor
ana carriagr his place on account OF The family
going to grop@ FTer1 S Ig rT Dln i 0Ge ' sss
broadway Ddiv; '''''''' " '
ENGINEER.-By a German, age At; speaks
G4e5 SUI 0 81; 0 NEvEN, sas otnavo,
FARMER and DAIRY,WOMAN.--By an
erpciienced best references Apply lOs shave
GROCERY CLERK or HAT SALESMAN,
~ american &ss y yS1 5s snse
Tcfcrences J, a. SIZES. 323 East 8lthst
|tARDENER.-By a iirst-class gardener; pri-
| yatg
and yegstbc beat Address H. s. l2S Blocker
| st., saloon.
! CARDENER.-Married no family; thor
" oughy understands his business in all its branches RE-
and houses, hot ana Col
capable 20 take lul charge OF
gent emnn', place; be highly recommended Address
! SWEDE, Tribune Uptown ONCE, l,23S Broadway.
Il ITCHEN-MAN-By a young lrishman, age
IL 10 can ss,t the cook does not intoxicating liquors.
moi afraid OF work good references from previous employers
| JOHN PHAIK 100 East 43d-st
| OYSTER OPENER or HANDH-MAN.-By u
/ ~ Swcdr speaks English and German; WhliS
work moi afraid Of early late hours. Address EMIL
! JOHNSON 4G2 West 32dst
DORTER or HANDY a Young
German TEMPERATE reliable aud industrious, but out ol
employmru II given trial viii strive 10 please Address
/ CT1A fLIS HILISG, 100 Allcn-st.
| DORTER.-By a Swcde strong, able bodied,
| i industrious andyman ana willing Ia 40 any kim
of work al moderate can furnish good references
! CHARLES JOHNSON, III Hicks-5t., BrOoklyn'
! vT'O ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS
pgutl4usu from Europe with 10 years prlcIcAl
dock engineering works dt en ''
p6yuent: good mechanical dri tnan a4d has hA ai
IeTeuCe taking out quantities. Auult57 - H. i''"'i'
! Uptown Office, LBS bruad"Ay
! UUE ADVERTISER withdrawnfrom business
Tor several years. wishing occupation would confer WIZ
Tor services actually icNc'
reference ample interview address H. BOX TO- lIO"o
/ Office.
! WAITER or PORTER.-By II married man,
coored 3B years can furnish Eo~l CITY rttLs ~
a. 10 character and ability viii do any kird OF m,ih
Troirrate waees Address CHARLES BOWMAN III "eS'
/ 2lsrS'
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NTEWBURGH CENTENNIAL CELEBRA-
y TION THURSDAY, OCTOBER is. 90, ,,,,pp
THE NEW.YORK GENITAL AND HIDSON LIVE"
r. r.. o...,.,
WIN sell excursion tickets Newburgh good Song ~
II ar ii and gd returning the 18TH 1911 al rae 81
ST 49, TiCkets can Dc hada Bowling Green f p and
G5S ara 7S5 and 94g Broadway Grand central Depo h
~ II % station corner l25ths and 4thaye, IN New o.N
I{tv I'm Broklyn az 1913 WashngiOnst and s6a F'on'''
and I'm Williamsburg al 10 Fourth-st ,,,,,or q, = a o.
Trains viii leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOt az tr,,,ins IN
nd Ia IN 1870, 4 and $50 2. NJ ~,
Newburgh g.5 1907 and 1888 a. NJ; l2I2 lU tii so
o55 Returning trans leasS ,, GTtud Central
pepot al 8 and IL m, and $50 p M ana tH9ss
Newburgh AT OILS and $40 .. stop 81 Eaflrs - beeen
on the 18TH two large boats viii ne run Oh trans.
FfshkiI and Newburgh, nsuring quick ana cOni'O'
fer across the river. ,, d, .oa che fireworks,
,aco tTain Tor New.YOrk will leave Newbifsh "'10 -
Drawing lOOm cars "''AeN O. b. MEEkEh
General Passenger ASen@
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DHILADELPHL. AND READING
IA 4 l. iNoA ~
FROM STATIONS OF
NEW-JFRSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,


FOOT OF LIBERTY-sT. NORTH RIVER.
I'M from Brooklyn Bridge Pier
FqT a. 745 55 i5 a. m i3o 400 $50 $50 C7O
12oop M. SUNDAYS al s. 10 a. No. $50 1900 p. M
Direct connection At %nyIe Jg2e}n ,r i} MaBsynnF ono
hocken Norristown --,.
DRAwING.Roosi CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS an Night Trains
Returning leave pHILhDELPHIt y nth and Greene o ~
1880 $50 $50 100 ~ 10 "4S' 5;'G, Oh nv
e. ~, Al 5o 30 SO BOO d. 100 $780, $50 Gaop
m. SUNDAY. $50 a. IN, 4.3O p. 10.
Leave TRENToN WTren and IG GS 1 SIS c at va D. 3
SUNDAYS, 1:25, 9:lS a. IN, 6:l5 p M
For wILLIAMoPOBT at 6A5, 745 900 a m, SA5' 100
For sTrNBURY and LEwIsBURG at C.45 7:45, a m, S45
100 So 400, $50, 1900 p. sundays al $50 p N.
For SCRANTON at 6:ij, 900, a. m. a4j p IN.
100, 3.l5 $50 p m. sundays at 5"O p m
For DHIFTON at G:45 a. m, $40 ,. III.
forTAMAoUA at Gas 745, 900 M l:SO SA6' 400 1900
D. H. 80. $500 1870. - u.
Gas, 900 a, m, Loo SA5 $50 p IN Sundays at $50
For TAsToN at 645 900 a. M 100 345, 400, 48O, $50
p IN Sundays, $50 p. N
For STATIONS on HIGH BRYCE BRANCH at 900 a m,
For FLEsINGToN at Gas 900 m, 100, 400, 49, 800,
$50 y IN
WI 5S st az 7S 5 1882 d56 ' s9n aa
at 500 m, $50, 9:OOp m
NEW-JERSEH SOUTHERN DlNISlON'
From Pier No g. North River, Via Sandy Hook
ForTONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &c, at I045 a. IN,
400 m SUNDAYS Except ocean GrOyo) at $50 a N.
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at 400 .. m.
Tickets can be procured Lberys Pier Nos North
River ~ lG2 2O7 25l 27 3l5 1886 4O 4l9 III ga 10
am 923 and GOl broadway; 737 and 749 GhhNe; 33
ana lG5 4thavc 842 3daye; uyingtousti 10 Greenwich
81 and principal Hotels u New. NOTh city in BIop ~ ~
Nos ana tOurt-st; llS Broadway $50 and o"5 FGtC9'
"a In IOBOkCu at Once and pa Westinghouse y. J.
Tfaer Company will call for and check baggage FROM hotels
I" iesi"'n'' % 0''''N''' c. g. HANCOCK,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
. =" WV -' III. p. BALDWIN,
General Eastern Passenger Agent ll9 Lberty.st y y
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.--For Providence,
Boston and the East. All rail nom Grand Central Depot
express trains daily Sundays excepted ~ Boston a. >
a m D. M (paIlJr attached and 10 twtiI pI"co
sleeping carsi Sundays q 10 p. with palace STEPPING
Cars Newport express leaves Grand central DGpot Al p
NJ arrives at Newport Tao p. PaIlorcaTs attached.
~ +. W. POPPLE Agent.
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Gin propcr!n Go Cct.

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY can rent Irenor
- Hall Broadway and SD st.
,,,n EFT The bighly desirable fOur-stOry,
.tnnp brown stone dwelling No. 20 Fast S3d.st, be-
and Madison Apply lo H. C. tlsbbi'h' AL
mold Constable d Coz SHAVE ana lVIh-st'
rCO IET.-Just completed and ready for inn
rugipr boiler and elevator; can Iuf,
& a. r 10 nr.c power building built by days work anu
i. very ub,tnria and In tho best manufacturing district
IuuulTy premises.
N"7' Iva an" " >. II. ALTHAUSE & co.
80 EAST 59TH-ST., MADlSON-ANE.--
IL uondsomclv and completely furnished crockery,
i,gS 40" OF u1furn!ahed Moderate to acceptable
tenant
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EXCURSIONS

TO MAMMOTH CAVE
m ,r,s " tnl Orpnor % round trip tickets 10 tho
" SOTTIIIIsN EXPOSITION AT LOUISVILLE
will Ice sold in principal cities NJ greatly reduced rates
Chrap excursion coupon tickets, comprising TaliICdd LS9
ana hotel and Cave fees good any Day WI" DC 500 ~
Louisville.
T,, pJer now management conducted for comfort and
p'o''u'0 VI su'''N W, c. COMsTOCK,
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Ciln Real estate for Sale.


At BARGAINS.-Fiftccn superb fOur-Story
~ brick and brown dwellings, 10 To y feet front 90
60 100 deep; IrnoN HIl; prices S21OOO 10 SIJUuOO'
WNtkUFF, ,2O7 Broadway, las East l+5irsL
At GPEATEST REDUCHlONS.-35O ele-
"A CANT furnished and UNFINISHED houses and hats for sale
rent Of exchange WICKOIF 1907 Broadway liO lao'
l2jthsL
EAST 72D-ST., NEAR 2D-ANE.-TwO four
- stnry brown-.t0ue double hats, 2jNSOIO2 price
SO OUO lot ~ 800 wYCkOFF, l2O7 Broadway lac last
l2Jth-sL
EOR SALE, on Platt-st.-Four-story brick
: ''''' P'''' rutland & WHITING, Beekman-st
EOR SALE CHEAP, five threc-story brown WI,
stone houses, all improvements, Ne. h2b to o'i Last
lIgth-st Apply tU > IIChLE7, so last tJtG-s~
NOR SAIE.-NOs. & and East 44th-st. and
No. 10 II and % GUtshi always open Description
and prices ON application To CHARLES BULK co. AIcll'
tcrts. % East 4lstst.
NOR SALE.--NO. II West 53d-st One of
tbe mnst desirable houses in the city, ana IN the best
po..Io location Designed and built by buggan cross
man under the suprrg pu NJ the present owner Tor ms own
o,upHIry FlvrstUry bowustOne 'front.' with OTe WINDOW
Wo4t conveniently arranged exquisite cabinet iHh superb
stationery furniture AMI mirrorz perfect pUnplh@ hhu
beautifully decorated Immediate possession Inquire On
5.r,I,is's 'nrvl J. a. h. STEELE.
l''' 80 Nilhmn-st
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Grrursions.

A UTUMNAL FOLIAGE
u ct the
HUDSON RIVER
Last days OF the Grand Excursion oct TO- H. 49, and IL 20
WEST POINT and NEWBURG.
Prom Futous Brooklyn (by Annex at...-.S ~ a. M
Nr-rv-zf. Pier AT.
22d-s Pier at w D. in'
By the IayOTitc Day Line steamers. ~,
ALBANY and [. y -. y, ~ ~
ENcursunst have three hours on shore al "I9l fOAi
and %, hours at New bury. . . IN an,
arrive al Z-Ist, O.5Vi Nc'lly-''T o''V "N'
i'm. D.. N.
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Gelp i0nnte0.

WANTED. -Tenors and BASES for the as
w sant quare Of 9 eh9[ C9lsa C 4g est S5
20 orgnnst MT. JOSEPH MOAENl Al 81 .tsi after
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Brouklpn Dropertn for Sale anO % Let

HOUSE FOR SALE, 164 Columbia Heights,
between clark aud perrep"nt Bro0kgn hgf ysGl r
,r ll width three story and manSaId TOOl; IObLA'i
IS BuSSING, Phenix building, 10 Courtstr brooklyn
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSO

N II ~
~ RIVER RAILROAD-GommenciRg sept /" 1862
tbrougb trans will leave Grand central Depot t,,.
a. W.. Western NewNOIk and Northern Express WIN
dIaWiugrODm cars .i,, a;,irg cars
sopping al Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Buno
% sd aud TO edo arriving at Chicago lO2O g. ~ next Gay
O9O IA M Ihca Express, dTa wing room cars 10 Caa'
dgpua Rochester and Buffalo; connects Tor sharon 9PB9
also for OswcgO - ,...1-,to, Soratogo
II NJ Albany and Troy conneetngto LOT ca 9aia'os7
Gl,n's Falls Lake George and Rutland ,, 80,
$50 y. Albany and Troy special DIaNlheIOOn ''''
a n, m Accommodation to Albany and Troy ,-,..
g D. ~ Louis Express, with sleeping cars l9 Hnt
Fails Buffalo, Cincinnati Except saturday lolo' D''O
and ST. LOUIS. ,-.- -. q, c,ro,rso ord IN
Express with sleeping cars 10 Sylacu anu W
Auburn Road also Montreal Connects Tor SaraIogH.
g p Pacific Express, with sleeping carr I9 If Nv
RpHalo cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago, 81 LOUIS Os"e
go Except sunday and Clayton Except SatiIoF ,,
n M Night Express with sleeping cars 70 Albany AIa
TROY Connects with the morning trains Tor Inc West ana
North Except saturday night. - -. -. po,,,,r
Tickets sale At Grand Central Depot No. H"w n
Green 252 Broadway, and AT NcstCots i&p tSS
CfSCes PARK place and 7S5 and 942 Broadway Newly 9i
and 1873 Washington and s6i Futonss Brooklyn ana 80
EUuTtllst Williamsburg.
baggage called for and checked from residence. ,
1Icsn trains Tup daily All others daily except sunday
n 'TGI-IiEY {. b. MEEKER
Gensr4I SrIueA, ntpudrnt. General Passenger Agent
AMI DINO
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liui0en1 N1!lceJ.
OREGON RAILWAY AMP NAyIaAT nos G {, ygsH

OEEGOx RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION CoHPN'{
TTHE REGULAR QuARIEtRIdH1p P ~. VI ID vi; he
e-oriq November l. 1883, the OnCc OF the fainela %
and Tns Company The transfer books close OcIoOoi ~ |
reopen NOV r H. TYNDALE, Assistant Secretary.
TVHF COUPONS due October ], SS3, OF the
BUFFALO, PITTsRURG AND MESJ WI; rH6NbS
M N tOMPANY'S GENERAL MOKI6hGis d., -
viii be paid on aud after that date at the taTHII !, he
TTusf towuany 20 EXchaugc-place, Nr"1u.h =" p,l.
National hank Of the Republic, No. $50 GheSlnuI-s,. ,
delPhDL '''
THE ST PAuL. MINNEAPOLIS AID y 'NIfoH, EAiL"A'
A'''''' COMPANY, NO. So NlLlLAh--I, {
NKW YOaK, sept y, l-@' ,
VyUF COUPONS DUE on October /, $50,
an The second Mortgage Bonds ~ UNA ,yApaig wall w
III o1 and amor that date presentation a. il. -"hTC
p.lu Oh ou' ~'''' ' JOHN ;. KENNEDY
Ncu.Prr,drut.
TUg SAM PAU, MU>TWuLI. AND
MANITOBA RAILWAY iDNl = r.,
No CD WuIIAN-I- NV Gnhh, 90. - - q, g.,
TyNUF TSUAI QUARTERLY DlNlDEND Of
/ TrO PER CENT has tbs day been dr'.I'd ON ,.I
cgitaI a'or, Of this company, pty"gl. a. '..t m "a
star november J. 1855. 10 siO-EhUaeI7o OF i't"'" %" ~
"5r, s-ocI transfer books be c1To' ~ p ~ on ~,
r,|y October g. DE rcupencl al lo '''N g. " ~"
FTihay' No'cmOi 90 JOHN S. KENNEDY,
Niuy President.
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Gtca uooats au1 RatiroIJs.
RAILROAD.
on End n'trr oct. X, 1888.
IsBk. r. rT.Trg "a LIN d.
AND UNITED


AND UNITED STATES MAIL 10 p. ..,..
Trains leave NeW-hOIa VIA b''u"7'7 anu '"''''' ''
rIaTts,,To Pttslurg Tire West and south. with Pullman
Palace tars attached, 10, aud y IA Gt}. rev Ola
gUd Chicago Limited OF IaTDT Dining SIHu"ln' ana 7''P.
ing Cars M . a m every daV -. ~. q
WilliamspOT;, LUch Haven. No. y M "IN anu II' n.
M connecting at CORY Tor IltuSvhIe Petroleum I'H'''
and the oil Regions. . 49,, 49,, ,t.,,.r.
Expross' Of Pullman IaTlII l- daily exc N,,.!
m. arrye Washington Regular via b. nnd r. r. y,
gt 55 and $40 &4U and and II ulghi: wa u;
and o. r. r. and 10 and - night sunday VIA D. anu
p r. II. Q III, and Il night: VIA H. ana o. H. H.
IN. and II night 1890 H.,
Por Cane NAV. except sunday. t.lj ana ll:lO M.
Long RIauC Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
MA Railway and AWbuy, Q 49, u noon. |Iu, Il. VII
Sunday, q m aud j. docs not stop ~ AhDulE li ~.
Rot. rf BROOK yu AnutE" connect with all through Trans
at Jersey CITY, ahuug speedy ana NI''i TRANSFER ''
rIi, aIrTiyc-Ffon P-nurc gro and 1920 730 and
400 m daily, and Z a N daily except Monday. Prom
W0s1{n@i0D and Baltimore, $40 and $50 m, 500 5'
g85 l03 aud 1880 SUNDAY, CdO 600 hE lO'1 an"
lC5Opm m. FROM Baltimore 10 M on sundays V.' h.
Ir"m philadelphia $50, j2O $50, 600 T. c.copl Monday
g9O $40. 1910. ll3Oa m; l-u, 2, 800, '.D 90 l.,L
so g.iJ 1920 1888 ard 1850 ln. SUNDAY, 300 ~
GO TOO 1855 a G,2O $50, $50 1920 1880 und 1000
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD EsTABLI-uED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE"
% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND 9 OK
q" sirNDAY 3 STATIONS IL IHILADLl-
PIlIA: IN NEW.YOEK
porEIC TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
Do' EI'TTT IND fUE FASTEST TINE CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
vrrcss Trains leave Ncg.YoTk Dcsbrosses and Coandt
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NEW -W,VEN. MEBlUEN, HAR,i 10
n~0pWICH LINE

~ RLDJ. 10. 40 ~ or Tasbna &c 25: Portland,
To Boston, - N''' ''''' - wv
St and no trius.r
The now iron steamer. ~, ,t-IDCr-eTr-r
-. o,+,,p tho most elegant lOst the Soun', ana
Nluiiouu,. 80 i'0 CITY OF BOSTON,
NV Der 10 TO- North RIv.r foot o Wa.t-s mex per
,fy pslrussrs-st Ferry, daily except Suu'!' '' " p "
r.. sion and Ncw.LOulUh at 4:lo a. H.
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DOUBLE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
- Nj. TT AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND 9 on
~ Si,NDAY. 3 STATIONS ~ rHILADLL-
PIIA: 2 N NEW.IOkK.
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FALL RIVER LINE.
IA REDUCTION OF FARE.
NETWORK TO BOSTON, 50.

NEWPORT, 81. FALL M Nfr' o.
Limited Tickets corresponding reductions 10 all Eastern
points 9uPoiO PIIGRIM and BRISTOL. -, -,
ro \ CIV York on alternate days, SUNDAYS lNCLuDf.D
~ ~ m from Pier %. n. r., foot OF MuTIayst G"n,SC
g. az 20 aNNEX BOAT from BROOKLYN Mt s:3u p w.
IIFRsEY CRY AZ D. Tickets and staeroous may W
sccuTed AZ all principal hotels transfer ana uCkeI
he on &c on III fR 70 and on steamers. ,o,-,-op
ROHDEN & LOWELL, GEONOfS L. ~ 49, AGENT
Agents. GenI iaes' "s
nor RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND C "a
KILL MOUNTAINS, landing at Cranson rs y 'Conpec
SeUirg Marlboro Milton POuChkeepse, Esops
INC with ulster and Delaware Stony Glove anu ,csdov
railroads Steamboat City Of Springfield ea,c i"''
Thursday saturday, &C p. m, from HafrlSon-''
TOR BOSTON, via New York ana HS s,sdn5 at
land RR Leave Ncw-YOrk tGrand cen "a OgG n m
a. m II aud 1875 p M week T GaE TTanhatan FL
sundays via Hartford Leave New OL - oiO "A m .
eyatc I,R from south Ferry sa2 a. n r. foot Desbros
Pier 4O ~" 80 az, nth
% SoT.ic Inc Z d m Pullman sleepmg-tals Oh su
trains.
NEW III WEN. MEWUEN, HARi FORD,
IN SpRINGPEID TOLYOKE MONTREAL and intermediate
points steamers Pier So 20 = r. at p IN nm - f I
NERlEN HARTFORD SPRINGFIELD &C. I.ch.S Soia alo
lsggEe checked ga Broadway ~ hhl N'0's" ''oA!
IycuH ., Id. Naualta T'it. ~ IL 'N,
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etromhoats ano Railroads.

-cc1pIYY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE:
LDAMwi and sT JOHN leave Pier Al. H. n; t t o.
Canalst eSe W Ipprdl with trains north west and east
SUNDAY iop tickets saratoga and Lake george anu
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- (PtmsvlvaUi9 Rl'- tnnt NuIlhu"-
= An ,-,c Work ST and De shTOsscS-st.
S'"''-' ~ NV (P'ia Read. Rt,. foot !. bcrty-st
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2,t5 $50. SPIN. sundays, $40 m i M , H. via ''"
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Sea Grt Point Pleasant Sc, via Ihade Pha , ;ays mi
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n via Pennsy wanna RT|. a. ~ IL w. o;Iu . p i.
Sundgys mot stopping at Ocean Grove or AsOulS f"h
n. L. ~ nj. pou,oro, .c VITA PHILADELPHIA
and Erauluc RI, 7:4j a. m. 245, p m. m -.r q II
EoI Freehold, via Philadelphia ana SaUnT Ii, "a
q M as 4:ad 6 D. NJ For Kcyort via PhlladeIph@S amu
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land Bdgeton, Atlantis city; &G 2a5 L nj mr. N1EMAN,
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THE
DUKES
MOTTO.

Mfr Charles Gogblan Henry Dixey Lewis Morrison I'd
ward ArnOtt Walden Ramsey, Geo. H. Gnihs Fred Ross,
Murray Woods, Andrew Jaques G. Howard. J. Wallis. w.
Burnell, r. Mallen r. McArdle, Barton j. Harrison NJ
T. Harms, Miss Florence Gerard Helen Barry Null.
deneT and Carrie Jackson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12
FOREIGN NOTES.

DUBLIN, May 1.-THE Rev. Dr. William
Lc-, AIcud-acon ot d lblin is dead.
LONDON, May 11.-Sir Thomas Bernard, a
grandson the last British Governor Of Massachusetts
Is dead.
CAIRO May LITTLE Judicial Committee appointed by
the Khelyc uas pronounced in favor Of the suez Canal
Company monopoly
BELGRADE, May 11.-Hecn Markoyitch, who vas sea
fenced suffer death for having attempted the life of
King Milan Las been reprevcd.
CALCUTTA May IA fight has occurred between the
forces Of The AIucer o! Afghan-tan and the Sh!nwaFrs
resulting the defeat Of the latter with 200 killed
LONDON. May 11.-Thc Dean Of Westminster has
granted request for permission to place bust o the
poet erfdge IN Westminster Ahhcv. An American ad
Coerdges works is to bear thc cost OF the WORK
MADRID, May 11.-senor MoIct has Informed the Budget
Committee of the Chamber Of Deputies that he cannot
continue to preside their deliberations, he j. re
solved TO oppose the extraordinary budget that tAey
have adopted
PARIS, May 1.-THE fact that NJ wsddinr,on win
visit Berlin bcf re he goes to Moscow attend the
coronation Of Czar has given to report tlat
MS mission Is 10 assure Germany or the peaceful policy
Of France.
LONDOS May John Dillon. the Irish member Of
Parliament has returned to London from Nsp.es with
bis health much improved. Despite entreatie7 he re-
fuses re-entcr Parliament at present lie will probd
bly, visit his brother IN Colorado in lsei
BERLiS May l2.-Pruce Frederick william, the son
the Crown Prince of Germany, has returned from ms
visit 10 Vienna.
SHANGHAI, May ILL Hung Chang has been nomi-
the Chief Command to the Southern Provinces
Of China 1t is doubtful whether he Will accept the
Office. The disturbances in Wa Chang have bosn
presaed and tnirIy-lvc 0; the uprising have been be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12
L4BORERS And EMPLOYERS.

AT the meeting Of the cigarette strikers yes
crday afternoon committee appointed to visit tho
different cigar factories and solicit subscriptions 70: the
benefit Of the strikers.
1--WE regard the strike over so far "a we are con-
ccrned" said Mr.. Butler ot the Kcnney Tobacco Com
pany. I'VE hayo now al work 800 learners and
they are turning ont all the work want We viii put
about 100 OF them piece work Monday and inside
OF month they will all be competent elSarettemakcrs
The talk OF bOycOug by the Central LaDoI Union dOes
not irlshcn blt The number OF cigarettes smoked
by members OF that organization are rot Suclcnt 70
IN Ike their trade important Of TIRE strikers We
Will tGkr back, but We Will not discharge our learners III
order to DO So"
PITI,BUEG Penn, Mayil1-Thc coal miners arc making
active preparations for the coming Interstate ConVcn
ton. Reception Committees from both the Knights oI
Labor and the Amalgamacd associations VIII cooperate
with a similar committee from the Miners Association
10 receive dclceatcS miner stated iat Work III thc
Slope mine III Charcrs valley VIII Do stopped 10 ay
and In the Painters Run mine tomorrow
ROCHESTER, May ll.-W. 5. Kmball ~ Co., cigarette
makera have three times refused demand Of their EN-
poyrs for an advance OF twenty per cent and fearing
strike they refused 10 give their employees any "OrA
when they arrived at the factory this morning
ATLANTA, Ga. May 1l.-Applicauon was made to-day
for the appointment Of receiver for Colonel NJ. l..
Thornton proprietor of The IOStAppcat, whose notes
went TO protest yesterday. Colonel Thornton has no
money OF his own his wife IS wcalt and con easily
pay the debts he has Incurred II Size CHOOSES Inc pun
lea tiun Of The Appca has not been discontinued
CINCINsATI May ll.-Ringcl 4 Elliott, Wholesale
dealers In hats. caps urs and straw goods, nave made
an assignment Their Liabilities are estimated at
$4,000 aud assets at from $4,000 - $JOOOO