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Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-09
Young Ladies and Misses.

The h~ealthfulness Of location, the splendid
buildings, well situated and nicely furnished,
the ample grounds Tor exercise and recreation,
beautifully adorned with forest trees, flowers
aud s~hrubbery, the model home department, the
thorough and extensive course Of instruction,
the able and experienced faculty, each one a
specialist, the new and elaborate philosophical
and chemical apparatus. the splendid library
and varied collection Of globes, maps charts,
and other Invaluable aids to study, the unpar-
alleied health record, together with the elevated
moral tone and refined social influences, are the
features that commend HARDIN COLLEGE to
such parents a. are DESTROYS OF the thorough and
Of any age, admitted. Character and class OF
school considered, guaranteed the cheapest In
the West. Highly prosperous In the past, and
the outlook OF the future, never better.
Address, for tenth annual catalogue.
g. T. BAIRD,
Danny Business Manager.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-09

=
Mexico is q law-abiding town.
The back doors will be closed.
Mexico now has one day Of rest. @
What is of immediate necessity 90
No more base ball down behind the
hedge.
You must not shave yourself on
Sunday.
Larger audiences will now listen to
the ministers. -
The letter will be observed. How
about the spirit?
You can't take your girl riding
Sunday evening. o.
You will have to buy a "case" on
Saturday evening.
Where win you buy your bread
and milk Sunday?
Our Irleno -. q 60 hshing
on Sunday any more.
Business men should do no figuring
Of any kind on Sunday.
No hunting in the bottom on Sun.
day-not even "squirrels.''
No more hay will be stacked on
Sunday, because sit is going to
rain"
Bro.-of the Church, Is now
happy, although he shaves himself
Sunday morning.
States Attorney Buckner says that,
If not quietly assented to, prosecu-
tons viii certainly be instituted, be-
cause fairness to those who obey the
law ~necesitates oil in the same and
similar lines Of business complying
with the law.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-09

Milton F. Simmons, Of the Spring.
field (Ill.) Joswaal, called yesterday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-09
The Mex Governor.

tsA sA&
notwithstanding the long time, nearly
q year, TIL Q Convention Of the party shall
make choice, there hiss been much dis
cussion In the Democratic papers about
timber for Governor. The Democrdt has
not yet said who is choice d, because It
Is moi In the habit Of forestalling public
opinion upon 50 important . matter.
But it Is free to say that 1t has In its
minds eye q distinguished gentleman who
would do great honor TO the place u he
could be induced to accept 1t. We. refer
to Hon. Ayiett H. Buckner, NOW Of
our members OF Congress. No man i
the State could bring TO the position
o solid and necessary requirements
than he. OF ripe age, excellent health,
frst class executive and legislative abili-
ty and . profound jurist, added to the
most irreproachable private character he
would be a tower Of strength and q lead
er under whose banner every Democrat
and well wisher Of the State could march
with assurance OF an overwhelming tri-
umph. The party's choice Is ours, but
we should select Q first class man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-09
II. G.. McEALL
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
And Surgeon,

OFFERS his professional services to the
Ocitizens of Mexico and vicinity. Office
with DR.. Runner, east side square, over
Null's store. Regular graduate Of two
Homeopathic Medical Colleges, 5Itf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-09

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLENENT-
~ Notice 10 hereby given that |, Is, ad-
ministrator Of the Estate Of Joe McFaden,
deceased, will at the September term,
1888, make my final settlement a admin
fstratof Of said estate. j. =. Bolts,
HAT. Adminfofrntor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-09

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
N Notice IL hereby given that ], q adj
ministrator Of the estate Of r. g. RAiney,
deceased, win at the September term,
1883. make my Hnal settlemens - admin-
istrator ofsaid estate. g. W. BHUNER,
HIT Administrators.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-09
SUNDAY.
Shut Beth Your Doors and Pull Down
Your Blinds..The New Law
to be Strictly Enforced.
Observations.

The Sunday law, like all other laws,
is to be strictly observed in Mexico.
The BARRIERS met last week, and agreed
to close up. Those who do not OBJ
serve the Sunday law, may expect to
be fined, from what we can learn.
No one will be notified to close, any
more than he would be notified net to
break any other law. The sheriff will
arrest no one without a complaint is
fled, or o warrant issued. The pros
ecuting-attorney. OF any other person,
can make complaint. This is a State.
not a city law. There are always
plenty of people to make complaints.
The law is very plain. and reads IS
follows:
Revised statutes Of Missouri, 1879.
SEC. 1878. Sabbath Breakisg.-Every
person who shall either labor himself, or
compel OF permit his apprentice, or ser
want, or any other person under his
charge or control, to labor or perform any
work, other than the household Offices Of
daily necessity or charity, or who shall be
guilty of hunting game or shooting on the
lrst day of the week, commonly called
Sunday, shall be deemed guilty Of o mis-
demeanor, and fined not exceeding fifty
| dollars.
Sec. 1879. Last Section Construed.
The last section shall not extend to any
person who is a member of any religious
society, by whom any other than the first
day Of the week is observed as a Sabbath.
so that he observes such Sabbath, o to
prohibit any ferryman from crossing pas
sengers ON any day Of the week.
SEC. 1880. Horse Racing o. Sunday.
Every person who shall be convicted Of
horse racing, cock fighting, or playing at
cards, or games of any kind, on the first
day of the week, commonly called Sum
day, shall be deemed guilty Of q INSIDE
meanor, and fined not exceeding Fifty dol
lars. .
SEC. 1881. Selling Goods on Sunday.
Every person who shall expose to sale
any goods, wares or merchandise. OF
shall keep open any ale or porter house
grocery or tipling shop, OF shall sell
or retail any fermented or distilled iiq-
uors on the first day of the week, com.
monty called Sunday, shall, on convic-
tion be adjudged guilty Of a misdemean-
or, and fined not exceeding fifty dollars.
Sec. 1852. The Last Section Construed.
The last section shall not be construed to
prevent the sale of any drugs or medi-
cines, provisions or other articles of i'm.
mediate necessity.
Mexico always observed Sunday to
a large extent. We do not know
that a more strict observance will re.
suit IN any considerable good. Al
the same time, every law on the stat.
ute book should and must be rigidly
observed. We made it our business
yesterday to call on all Of our bust.
ness men who have been keeping oper
on Sunday, and find that they al
want to obey the Law, and are anxious
to rest and worship one day in tn,
week, especially if every one else il
the same kind of business does like
vice. - sT ..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-09

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN Notice II hereby given that /, q i'd
ministratrix Of the estate OLA. ]. Gardner,
deceased, will at the September term,
1883, make my anal settlement u admin
istratrix OF said estate. z;e:
VIRGINIA GARDNER,
I7-4t. Administrative.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-09

SS"S6SS ~S N0" aaA63 am
have nests Of unfledged birds soon
to be on the wing, who will come pre-
pared to whoop up this. communism
note. What is all this for? Is it to
unappease the members Of ignorant,
mean or little, and Indifferent persons
who now fill the churches? But this
is the compliment PAID by one. of the
chief communists to those faithful
men and women who, in three quar-
tiers Of a century, have dotted this
country all over with churches,
schools, colleges, orphan asylums,
printing presses, weekly, monthly,
and quarterly newspapers in the inter-
est Of primitive christianity, and who,
il he were anything and had any graf
itude for his benefactors, would be
constrained to admit that. what he was
he owed to them. This is only a
sample Of the class of communists
who are seeking to overthrow the
work Of q noble ancestry, and all for
the sake OF . little notoriety, adovny
bed of ease, end an inexpensive trip
through life, free from al labor and
all care. even though church menu
bers earn their means by hard labor,
self-denial, and hundreds Of them at
the timc-honored wash tub. Nc mat
ter how you get it, The would be
agents Of the Lord must have 1t.
From all such may the good Lord
deliver Us. Under the present reg
ime, to become . church member is
10 surrender not to King Jesus, but
to q body Of pofitico ecclesiastics,
who control in all spiritual and fnan-
cial matters. The divine injunction
to lay aside As the Lord has prospered
you, has been totally abridged by a
body Of self-eonstituted and self
appointed agents, who shall declare
your duties in the premises, thus abb
solving you from all allegiance TO
God and your conscience. II this be
not legislating for the king in his alb
sence, viii some one please tell US
what it isl One Who signs himself
st. H." sounds the note in that st.
Louia paper. and adds one more turn
to the thniabscrew that will certainly
force church delinqaeuts TO pay up.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-09

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT-
~ Notice Is hereby given that ], ~ adj
ministrator OF the estate Of IA. Pearson,
deceased, wn ct the September term,
1883, make my fnal settlement - admin.
tstrator OF said estate. D. e. SHEA.
l7.4t. Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-09

NOTICE OF FINAL sHTTLRMENT-
IN Notice Is hereby gwen that l, ~ adj
ministrator Of the estate OF 3. 8. Poor,
deceased, will ct the September term,
1883, make my final settlement - admin
istrator Of said estate. A. n. POOR,
l7-4t. Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-09

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN Notice Is hereby given that I, q ad-
ministrator of the estate Of =. Schariach,
deceased, will at the September term,
1883, make my final settlement Is admin
tstrator OF said estate. II. JACOBSON,
17-4t. Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-09

The bus line will run.
The barbershops will be closed.
The milk wagons have not stopped.
The clothing houses wiz not be
open.
T. F. Roden's grocery store will be
closed.
Frost's grocery and news stand will
be closed. =
The hotels and the restaurants will
not sell cigars.
The druggists will not sell cigars.
Nothing except drugs.
Tom Garrett and Roberts will keep
their lunch counters open, as they
have eating house license, but will
sell nc cigars Oh groceries.
The livery stables will he open
at least until the p%roprietors find out
whether they are included. They
will not knowingly break the law.
From the way all the business men
talked, we should judge Mexico is to
be a very religious town. We do not
know how long this thing will last,
but they all seem to mean what they
say.
McLaren says if it is the law, he
will close up, but thinks bread is one
of the necessities. 1t looks that way
to US. If bread is not a necessity,
it is not the .'staff of life." He
would like to know whether it is right
for him to keep open or not. He
don't want to break the law, and, al
the same time he don't care to starve
the public. He don't do his baking
on Sunday, any way.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-09
RAneacfal.

Col. j. E. Hutton is still at Elk
Lick Springs, where he has been for
two weeks past. Arecent letter from
him states that the waters are proving
beneficial to him, and that he hopes
to be home the latter part Of next
week.-lnteaigeacer.
His friends will be glad to know
that the "waters are proving beneficial
to him." The Colonel Is q clever
gentleman, and may be unwell, but
we do not think sprisg water Il just
the thing he wants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-09

~ "
Circuit Court, in vacation,
1883.
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Sales bn Auciion.
nAVID CLARKSON, Auctioneer.
~ MONUMENTS srATUARY, GRANITE, ENGINES
MACHINERY. &c.

~ MONUMENTS, srATUARY, GRANITE, ENGINES
MACHINERY, &c.
PeIs Co. win sell Tuesday, october 81 at ii o'clock NJ
the Slarkoy Monumental Works 5ayo, 23d and 24th StS
near Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn dn consequence OF o
retirement OF Mr sharky the entire Vanhoo StooA
OF the sarkoy Monument Works embracing ABOUT ooO ni'
erent examples Of Monumental work to 80 feet IN height
IN ouncy Rhode Island Virginia Maine and scotch GRANTEES
Italian and American marble all Of which are manu-
10 the requirements OF trscaHs trade hoIoI' NJ
or and Gallery SiatuaIy granite Cemetery Posts, 40
Machinery &COnr 40 and one l2horae Engine
he'd, Granite POlishers ShaitlhB ile,t'uh,
Lathe all IN working order Doricks, Rigging &C. ana iIso
Al Hamuion.ave. and Govanus Cannl-GTanite, about
5000 feet rough Granite various kinds two Boom DeoA
TelTn,s All sale. stock now ready examination.
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800 WEST 84IH-srp :
NLW-YOER. sept. D. 1883. : b
TTHE following named persons are hereby
notified that unless The storage now due on goods s'2ed
In their aud IN these warehouses ~ lhld h us
office before November 10, 1888 the said goods VIII Do
sold at public auction to pay charges. A. e. hAEDhiS
MrN T. b. Tracy, Mary Rogers Minerva Miller EIIaGo,9
Davis Elizabeth MadoCcr g. j. Peters, John Dufgu luBo
OIirly Melissa Gregory, Adele GrOOt, Mr- ~ Badger OF
Flgbbou hHy de Pianiyal, sarah Has'y Helen H. hel
Jones, Alice Jane Weeks, Mary {. heyStr J. W.
SuhcIu Jessie Poster Kate j. Dillon. William Tucker MM5
J. Washington Albert Potter Frank Jollc. KATE 6 b1alo
Mrs NJ l. Mon gomery, Richard Furcy, Adoph mgn'l any
Thomas, Maggie Parker r. a. or @. w Billings mih a. r.
Williams daughter Mrs A. r. Richardson, Kate ODon'
nell ErboCca LOWS, Catharnc de SOgnA lulHOctn a'U
Kate Brennan, George T. Duggan Josephine T. NMe4'nS
EHLa Higgins, Dr. T. G. Mann virginia nneIson, a. =,
MoCO I. h. Hayes, Joseph Watson, lila hlG MIS- W ~
smith Mira ID. Hamburg Carrie Gosling, W. II. Dunn T.
Francis Gibbons, Nesa g. Taylor Mrs BcrstO, r. fcAhO
l. A Moses W. AldTdgr, susan OBucn, MIS- H. "a
Fuller A. c. Pratt NJ. b. Trevor, Mrs. A. r. Meich.
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GO D1hom il man Concern.

NHANGE OF NAME OF A VESSEL.
" CUSTOM HuusF, NFw.N OK, oct IL, 1883.
Under chapter lUi Of the Laws Of 1881 aud Treasury 20
csou 792, and IN pursuance 81 permission granted 10y uo
Secretary of the Treasury the application OF Nil J.
Douglas the name OF the steam yacht fcrmui 81 1888 IONS
not number lJO2G2 has been changed To Ab OF when
notice Is hereby given.
WILLIAM II. ROBERTSON, Collector
NEWEST SHAPES IN SEALSkIN NEW
~ MARKETS and DOlmans plan and tnmIned 80,
$3.50. +275 $500 up. C. {. SHAIAE, manufacturer lo'
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y CRY CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRAN sPoRTATIoN


COMPANY.
Office Pier 10, n. r.. foot OF COrtlandt-st.
Consnmeuts Of freight forwarded directed 70 any part
tithe world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery o; all kinds Of freight and mer
thancise 10 any part Of the city
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor IGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly ghiered 10 any point
n The hsrbor at reasonable rates.
sTEAMBOATs BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John II. starn and ErastUs Corning for NEW
AAVfN, leave Pier 49, y. r., at p. daily lsatuTdays
txeepted1
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between New-YOrk and
NtS'Hsyen Care and dispatch guaranteed
freight FOR points d. L. w. r. r. received at Pier ~
f@NeS'Hayea and points Fast, at Pier IL.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents via from Iron Pier l. T. H., foot Of
Whitehal.st
tENTRAL sHIPYARD. COmmuupaw, n. J.-Dry Docks,
hsetne and Boiler shops Everything sppertang TO the
obstruction and repair Of vessels
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DrcssmaiInl.

4 THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED DRESS
~ MAKER who Is first class litter; also make Dol
and wraps; Tow engagements by TIE day week No
objections ~ The ty Best reference Address D.
NJ, Tribune Uptown once, l,ZSS broadway.
nRESSMAKER.-Prcm from Paris with
styles ont 60 bc done short
notice. dinner and evening dress specially. Address
FOELLADI, Tribune Uptown once l23S broadway.
nRESSMAKER.-At first class French dress
maker late with Pmgat lust arrived rom Paris wishes
Jew elegant by The uay hour only tine work
sflic very Address fRANCAISE
Tribune Uptown once, LIS Broadway.
CEALSKlN GARMENTS manufactured to
- order ali kinds repairing done c. & sHAHNE. lOj
PriuccsI.
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crrrrAL RALRoAD coMrAN1 oE NEwJIEgEsaEr,
10 IIBEHTY.sT. New.Y0rk, oct 10, 80; }
HOIDERS of the Income Bonds OF the Cen
offiOE W COMPANY. -,,,,, ,,op,

HOLDERS of the Income Bonds OF tne S en-,
Nv and or the date they will 10 entitled TO exchange
on 9'n nn, Uonds for the new CONVERTIBLE DEBI.N
n RI COUPON BONDS q: the Company; e latter bearing
Of nor cent per from May J, 1888 ana ma VI
g NAV I1OS the exchange to be made upon Tie FOL
lowing terms VIZ: 49,. pords ,-,u
rcIc eleven hundred dollars o. the COW iR lBlE DE-
tScIip being issued for fractions OF
0OG) and FIVE dollars in cash All lucome Bonds prchIc
i0r exchange must be transieTT,a N on or ~ P y
attorney. 10 THE CENTRAL kAiLbOAD COMIANl VI
NI,N-IfREI.Y for exchange -, o..
I4upcs may be made at the General once OF he Om-
usuy III Iibcrfy, NewNoIk; Foreign hoidTs can nave
iIc new bonds and scrip forwarded 10 them %
10 che London Agency OF the iiuL-
c'rii' AID Ecaang Railroad Company. No A3 Coleman 81,
qlllssaaa II ~ ]. W. WATSON, Treasurer
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WEST SHORE ROUTE,
.'pa via West Shore Of Hudson River, -
NHsn:hoRK, WEST SHORE a. BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND HEW.YORK ONTARIO WESTERN RAIL
On and after Monday, october !,


~ On and after Monday, October j,
hs leave DesbrOsses and COrtlandt street StAtlons
hs yrseuse, Oneida, Utica, Mohawk Little Fails, CanDo-
49, sSV \. m. m.
Albany and jstski Village IS a. Ill., $50 11ZO a.
= tSO NJ, - p.
Sp a. %" N"'"'' N"i"ion' 0'' ~ ~
sG koekland Livingston Manor, Liberty and Ealsburs'
- NJ 4lO p. m, g D. m. 90
.sal Highland POughkeepsie, g a. H. 0ZO a. No. lliAu
NJ D. 10, SEQ p. ~ and - p m. oo I'm,
nseeatg . ms $40 a. M. 1870 M 43O p IN, 0'2O p
do 1iddstown and Campbell Hall, $50 Am III 20 M
~ M 5slO PM SPIN. ooo..
lisasa West Point CranstOns $3.50 IN . m $50 ia
smtos 4lo IN 4;90 BIO IA q IN - IN ana 0'-O
-" Vofhwah aud CiaiistOn'A
sns.!!, Other trains daily except sunday M - ,,.
" Albany. VII ''- anu ~ " " ~
p s1of Buffet Cars 920 O M train for Syracuse - 4
s{feeuse Nf'~o S"'' W A. ~
Fsnt Pullman Sleeping Cars for oswego on u Tram;
sd time tables stations and at Ofhces OF lhe @
ssey CITY Pennsylvania railroad station
Cx afst and Annex Office, foot Of Fult0D-sti row
u1Sp Sa 49, z07 26l. ale, e46, l323 BI9away penn
Ngsnis No 737 6thave No. los Last frt
kcts RAILROAD Station, foot DesbroSsesst ana ioo' 1o
HENRY MoNETT. General Passenger Agent
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Eectures ano aieetlngI.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-The regular quar-
n tery meeting this institute viii be held Thursday,
November 1888 at o'clock az It's rooms IN the cooper
Union CYRUS II LOUTREI. President
c. NICK. LEOSER, Recording secretary.
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6eIp nanlc0.

WANTED.-By u lady residing on the IIud-
w SON "a Protestant cook. washer aud irOnrr;
family Apply ~ 1913 East 2ls, Monday, October ~,
between 10 and IL "A.
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furniture.



who would pay 80 per cent
more for n thing than the same
or an equally good article could
be procured for!
Yet this is continually being
done by persons wanting Fur.
niture from lack Of knowledge
as 10 who manufactures and
who does not.
Ten 10 G(ty per cent is the
difference between the makers
price and the retailers price.
AS manufacturers we Oner our
goods az this saving. Plain fur
nisure medium cost furniture
and the most elegant that can
be made.
ZEE sure 60 investigate before
ordering.
"BUY OF TEE MAKER
GEO, G, FLINT 6 co.
STORES 1Oi, 100, & los WEST IITH-sT.
Manufactory. 154, l5G wostlath.si.
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DOLLARS AND SENSE.

DOLLARS AND SENSE.
Broadway and 30th-st.
Mr.. AUGUSTIN DAILY.
81; Second Balcony, 500.
40. Matlnees begin at 2.
"a distinct aud brilliant
snecess Tribune.
Drumming over with com.
zeal sitnations."-Herald
Dollars and Sense has
scored a decided sncooss."-
World.
"a delightful evening en-.
tertainmcut." journal.
brilliant, lively, natural"
Sun.
THE second act alone
viii repay a visit TO Days
Theatre. Herald.
~ Ada Rehan. Mira. gilbert,
~ Jeremy, Miss Gordon. and
Lewis. John Drew. Charles
ThOmp on and w. Beekman.
Y AND SATURDAY.
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G!lunlione Wanlc0- AlnIco.

4 MAN who well understands hi. business
~ wshr. furnaces 90 attend good reference Ca
uddIe's H. IT. kLE, 32S West slstsi
GOACHMAN and GROON.-By young man;
" nIstcla-s n city. has best last pacu
Call at or address 22O West 4sth-st.
COACIIIAN and GARDENERor FARMER
" Bya scotch Protestant single man t}u best recommends
lions Apply at CARPENTERS. 100 Gh-aye., near 0il.st
EOACHMAN or GROOM.-By young Eng
~ lsnau Who thoroughly Tstaudz his business; good
references. Address H. IT., Tribune Uptown once, 1888
Broadway.
NOACHMAN and GARDENER-lIOUSE
~ WORk.-By man and WIFE, children: best recon.
ineudaOus Apply at CARPENTERS, lOS Gtl-ayc, near
8that
EOACIIMAN and GROOM.-By Il cOlOred
Y man aged 80 horses and carriarcs thor.
Ough and good city years city reference Gail
address WILLIAMS, l"5 West 3sth-st
EOACHMAN.-By a st-class man single
" thoroughly understands the and management Of
horses and leaves s place account uf tho family
going ~ Europe hvc years city reference nom last employer
Address >. W. Tribune Uptown ONCE, LBS Broadway.
GENERAL HOSEWORK.-By a respectable
~ middcaged Protestant best city references.
4Ci East 2lst-st.
rTO ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS
gentleman lately from Europe With - years practical
TaW and dock engineering works desires
plGymct good mechanical craftsman and has had large
taking out quantities. Address c. L., Tribune
Uptown Office l,235 Broadway.
ITSEFUL-MAN-Any first class hotel propIic-
" who wishes the services OF reliable and experienced
nan a. steward Assistant Manager will please
L. BLAKE Albomarle Hotel for week. No objection
going to Florida Best Of references.
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0V;rcE OF Tnr IoUIsvnIE AND NASHVILLE RlS COZ
~ WALI-sT., NEW-NOEK. Oct. Us, I5Sj' y.
VHUE 50 100000 Mortgage Bonds OF ms
COMPANY maturing November proximo. WI! DC ltlu
ON mud ftrr fh9t date the oce the company III Tins c!
interest ccasiug from that date ,,,,.,, 60 .o,,r,