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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-07-27

of health ls "a ~ ionnd Ia ir ~ n flefos's
" "FasOuiu llftcIlrilou,N % ne merits n
which a. remedy iol irmals weakness
and Kindred affections thousands testify
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-07-27

ALL recommend wise's Axle Grease.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-07-27

HtDHN%'AN AtNNA HNAAAN VI u III Alttl pat
tern. But there was no space for ad-
dressing the notelets when they were
folded. and, after much brain worry,
he invented the envelope, which he cut
with the aid Of metal plates made for
the purpose.
The stocking loom was brought into
use by an accident, which is commem-
Grated in a picture belonging to the
FRAMEWORK Knitters' Company. Near
" two hundred years ago William Lee,
student Of Cambridge University, was
expelled for marrying, contrary TO the
college. His wife was poor and helped
him by knitting stockings. Sitting
watching the motion Of her fingers, the
idea struck him Of some device to facili-
tate her work. and the ingenious stock
ing-frame was the result Of his thoughts.
In handwriting polished steel needlesor
wires are used 10 link threads togetherin
a scr.es Of loops closely resemblingthose
in tambouring In framework knit
ting me person csn manage a large
number Of needles at once. Bill Lees
machine led to the circular rotary
hosiery machine. which is to-day such
a power IN Manufacture.
A girl combing her hair led 10 the
discovery Of = combing-maehine for
long-siaple cotton. Joshua Heilman
was cotton manufacturer A. Muihouse.
in Alsace, and for . number q years
be studied 20 invent = machine for card
ing l0ng-sieple cotton. lie spent a
great deal Of money IN models and
making experiments. and ai last was
one day watching his daughters comb
their hair. and noticed how they drew
the long tresses between their fingerx
alternately without dfaring the comb
thr0uEt them Why could b. not
inreaf a maehine which combined
this two-icld acton. So AZ % comb ouf
long fhers a cotton and drive back the
Shorter tT reversing the aston e the
cout' Iais Der ies b. B. once ct
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-07-18
;Yeye e s,lTt lady; ~

At n6sr&bstiaini the other day a
slim preacher took . It sister down into
the murky waters ofa bayou. Just Is he
dipped her head under the water she
slipped from his grasp and glided under
the root Of small cypress tree, from
which sad enhancement il was impossi-
BILE to extricats her until liis vas extinct.
The preacher. without the dightest show
Of embarrassment, raised his hands, and
tusning 70 the crowd on the bank ex-
claimed:
~The LAwd gibbeth an de LAwd TAX
eth away, an blessed be De name oh de
LAwd." E
.Das,s All right 80 hrsas Sds-Davds
consumed" quickly replied the drowned
woman's husband, "but what's ! gwinter
do3 I amt got no lection ter de Lawd
takin' her away ef he 'vides me wild an
ndsder~ile 'bout%he same size"
"De Lawd knows his own business"
slid the preacher. .@ ssse go
but dat amt de pint" persisted the
husband. ~ wantsa wife anil wants
her right heah. Yerse'f tuck dat oman
inter dot water. ~ lee gvinter hole
yese'f 'sponsible. III gin yer ten min
it, ter get me wife, an eff at de end oh
dat TINA yer amt dun made de range
ments; I'll maui yer. till, yer couldn't
~ AsassS Il - Av,ag SsS9 ma Azpy .2Nz
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-07-18
he Ticket Agents Joke.

II want . ticket to B." said we'll
known lady Of anIswa.town, just before
train time. 'Tweh0.fss4 Fcehts,g ne
sponded the ticket agent, working his
sausage machine. She laid down silver
quarter. Being well acquainted and q
psscli4l jokar, the agent drew from his
peeasS ) Cheering pantt hnttonapd pass
cd It over with the ticket aud scooped up
the quarter.
rs this legal tender r. asked the lady
rdS~r.he snsSt9asd with nbct
gravity "they are the main stay Of the
republic"
She pocketed it, and got aboard, leav-
ing the agents face corrugated with
smiles. 4 few diyS 'afters'he told 1t to q
brigade Of runners buying tickets 70 B.,
and while he was enjoying the encore
the lady appeared with Tickets fof' B
please"
"Txenty-sour cents,n with j sly wink
Ct the runners.
He laid down the ticket. She sc0oped
II up.and laid down twenty-four dazzling
pants buttons, exactly like the first.
"You said they were legal tender.
They 60 long way in supporting fam
ily," she chirruped sweetlv, q che bowed
sfiem he presence q the more than pre-
sidential provocative. :.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-07-18

THE LATE GEO. H.G4ARK's
Complete Stock Of
HOUSEHOLD & OFFICE
Furniture !.
SASH,
DOORS AND
BLINDS,
Selected expressly for this market,
and will be sold at prices that
DEFY COMPETITION.
OLD MATTRESSES
MADE AS GOOD AS NEW
at short notice
UPHOLsTERING
OF all kinds neatly done.
REPAIRING AND JOBBING
Of all kinds promptly done.
Undertakes Trimmings, and
UNDERTAKING A SPECIALITY.
A complete line of
EASTERN COFFINs,
CAsKETs, and metallic CASES,
On hand.
Call made at the store will be answered
any time of the day or night.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
11.Goods delivered to any part of the
City.
Store: West end of MAIN STREET,
BOHEMIAN, MONTANA.
FRAZIER HOUSE.
BOHEMIAN STREET,
AFEw DOORS NORTH OF MAIN STREET.
GOOD CLEAN ROOMS,
GOOD BOARD,
CONVENIENT LOCATION.
This house offers the comforts of q
home and is quiet and orderly.
PRICES REASONABLE,
-. Several Large Sample Rooms for
Commercial Travellers. IA
A share Of the public patronage is
MRS. A. FRAZIER,
13tf Proprietor.
NORTHERN PACIFIC
BILLIARD HALL
One door west OF Northern Pacific Hotel u
first class in;every respect the only
MONARCH TABLES,
In Eastern Montana, they are kept in good re-
pair for the lovers Of the game. The Bar is
stocked with the finest
Liquors
Cigars
In the West. No Music, Singing, or Hurrah
business: but neat and quiet entrance through
Hotel.
PAT. W0RSHAM,
PROPRIETOR.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-07-18
lI!Ss!a ~


An eeost + making to build = church
81 dess n,utss h Philadelphia.
1he domestic mission Of Berlin dis
tzihutes each Sunday 10000 printed ser
mons. ''' = .'..'-sH
4 Baptist congregation in Chicago hes
bssa iayhg : soprapo 1900 . yen, or
. : hymn.
Rev. 8. II. Hepworth announces dis
tincsly that the agnosticism Of our day Is
caused BY eating lobster salad.
The Baptist missionary union closesits
ascal year with ashortageof go, 900. The
Home missionary ,socisty is short about Ct
$4,000. 1T ~ @s
Philip. aThe lrdB" ul1 q nr
gundy, in the 18th century paid 3OoOO
francs Tor copy Of the Bible: It can
now be bad for i've cents.
The New Orleans Presbyterian synod
has adopted . report that the marriage OF
I man with his deceased wife's sister is
not prohibited By, the divine law. )
All religious instruction. or even allu-
sioa 10 religion, in the schools Of France
h % strictly forbidden bv the new laws
on the subject thatth name Of the deity
Il carefully expunged from the new text
books.
The pope has vouchsssed permission
TO Archbishop Spaulding for the erection
ofa Catholic university in the United
States, which will probably be in Mil.
waukee. and for which = Qoo, OoQ have
. already been subscribe II |
Bishop Elder, Of CindanatD a6issued
. circular to the clergy Of his archdiocese
in which he calls attention to the estab-
lished rule that there shall be no round
Dancing At picnics given by Catholic con
gregations, and absolutely no dancing
after pightiail. -
ABapist preacher Of New York city,
. man Of great meekness and not given
to gospel polemies, has pronounced the
Young Mems Christian association the
greatest humhug within the corporate
limits. The force Of this statement may
be appreciated when it is remembered
that Parson Newman, Carl Schurz and
Galmi Morse live in New York city.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-07-18

The other day q Detroit pawnbroker
receivedsa cali from . young man with
tho tan andsfteckles Of the country on
his face and nose, and an old-fashioned
ban's-sye watch in his hand. which he
"vhere yoa nf7" asked the broker.
:.tOh, ont here few miles,. ::
"vhere you got dot watch :"
1T used to be dads, but he gave it to
me-" -
4'e The broker looked him oil over with a
suspicious glahce; and asked and receiv-
\ Cd his nsme, and then added:
"vuy you WANTS to pawn dot watch,
chr
well, I need . little money!
sDot looks suspicious to me, and 1
guess I call der boleece."
\ Suspicious! policew repeated the
ynnng imam. 'Ssy, mister, il you don't
!, know the difIerencs betyeen . thief sell
ling his plumber and . young man in
town with his eal, and that gal wanting
peanuts and candy and sody water and
street car rides until she cleaned him out
4his last cent you'd better go and start
ashsep ranch.s
"Oh, dot vhas It, eh ? .vhell, I cir you
tree dollar. Dot makes It al as blain -
der fce an my nose, und l hope you hat
apmt edbt times.s 6ere-two und on6
49, 40 9%N xSFG
.UO :1fs4: Ies's tIJ-r
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-07-18
A .GKE1T REELECTION

Call and convince yourselves that are selling at
BOTTOM FIGURES. Do not let the Golden
Opportunity pass by, but avail yourselves of THE
GREAT REDUCTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
DrouoodlS.

NOTICE-Proposlls will be received at the
~ ON ~ the Dep trmept Of Public Charities and or
Tectlou 40 08 until March 10 l113 ioI Ffoc.r ies
lime auddIy goods OF iuA information
see Record. fof sale al No tiiy HAL
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS PROPOSALS
will be nj the 0ice of tho Chief LugueeF OF
the ONO VALLEY co NHfhU1 TOY tphfA y T., IN
parker-burg Va elEa until Don on the 0tu DAY n
Nrrrh Grdinr Masonry Iron bridging, Tres
IN. and Pie rIgez ross rrlcklavinR and Baasiug
f the ohio RIVER between BcuWppd and Pfkrfr
lue Wet Virginia. beng ABOUT % miles la the valley Of
the Ohio river -, , a, -.
pans Dronea cations Dee seen a. he once ~
the fef Engineer and ac The I'm day of fepruary'
lsss WALLACE MC8RAIHt 'Hct tnHur.F
4' Par ersbutr, W. Va.
For the - Eastern cnnracors go is 81 to
G and econ 81 tnc uiDcr OF te undei
sie,sd Room 29 SO 1875 Bf0siwny N~w.Y1rE city
r.. SIC KEL-, Consulting Engineer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
Citp Real estate for Sale.


4 TTENTTON FOR SALE! THE full-size
~ (c5xlOo' palatia residence No. 900 5thave bst~ee
G7h-sts. JenoX ILL.," OveriDoklnt
tfu part Of Central Park II was conducted last 0o0ne
built by with the greatest care and {" the pe.'
material exclusive for Johnson ESQ II nc sou ns
richly artisticaly decorated house should M &
afnned be appreciated. Trtd~ EASY and flsiCs.
on. an things considered Inquire ~ Waterman on
premises H. ana J. ADINE architects l-0% BO'u'
way, cor 32dst.
COR SALE OR TO LET.-43S Pearl-st.,
' KUIASD & WRITINGS Beekman-st.
HOUSES FOR SALE or TO LET.-Bulit by
days tn, mostHdbs anta manner and eleganl
finished mah0gOny French walnut: best plumb ~ m
sanitary arraw and store IN l2hti ana lsDh
sts between 9th aud 9TH BOuevaTds Apply - nea'
l2Nthst n L. - no
\ ONLY THREE LEFT (of the)
/. II Elegantly lTang ed houses on crest Of LehoK III.
III. 69thSt between Madison an PaiA ANos
v. Buiit I'm tho Old Colonial " style.
", Admitted by all Ia be the best hnshef
HOUSES NOW OFFERED FOR SALL-
4fP'' ~ VIM A. HAEKINsON,
On the premises or 2l3 West 3lstsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..

FALL RIVER LINE for BOHTOM ana an1.,, t .ne
EAsTFAREs REDUCED 50 70 gos, ~ rs 10 NeW
BEDFORD corresponding oher Pops L steamers s,sT
nate day sundays and sex IRON Pier River foot
q g uo so MY Dy City O%
i' so # fTdPSG2 Con,
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER e soyeaoer 1857
a. to- western and Northern Express 70 Rochester and
at Abauy s. Tsoase Rochester buffalo Cleveland and
da aSSof rochester S and Basso
,of. FANS sAIS sss SS and
Sop A. Anany an6 TOY ,sGa ana sroy
Lons Express with sieeoins cars tor 81 I Ts
running IN eye 1. aay IN INC "eoN' A''
$50 M EXPRESS daily except sunday with sleeping cars
toSyracuse and to Auburn Road also u saratoga Aud ~
Rochester Buffalo cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago and
Wight VITA car w 70 A aSa o ana
TSSkets on sale at So Bowling 252 and 4l5 Broad
ard g42 Broadway NewYork and 800 "asninEson''"
J. N. TOUCEY. Gen. sup't Gen. Passenger Agent
CHONINGTON LINE FOR BOS TON.
Reduced fare So frstolass tickets good Only
ksssnt daily SUNDAYS eESspIs at S, M
Boston at Tickets for safe at all prlholph uoAe'
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only Steamers Leave Leave
(Suudays excepted for Boston PrOvidenoe dlrect
I. ". PoPPLE, Acting GenerA Pas-engeI AgeaI
CHARMS ..o,,,,,.,,. ,.,,,,
- CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier 49, N. r.. foot Of Cortan list
Consrnmens shJ forwarded directed to any part
Of the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders for delivery of ali kinds Of reignt and NOR
chandse any part OF the city.
sEAAND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LlGHTERAGE.
Freight of every description promptly gasrel tolnyPoh
in the srbor at reasonable rates
sTEAMBoATs BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
Steamers John H. starn and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier Is ~ r. at D. daily. saturdays
excepted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between Sew-toek and
New. aayen. and dispatch guaranteed
Freight pouts D. L. & W. X X receyel AZ Fior H.
For Rev Haven and points East At Pier liz
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND Eleven hisspr
Ten Cests from Iron Pier l, r.. foot %
Whehallst
aCENTkAL SHIPYARD COmmunipaw, NJ J.-Drv DOCKS
Boiler Shops everything apperlnns W tAs
construction aid repair Of vessels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
D0PVLAK SHORE LINE.

i FoR Providence. BOSTON AND THE EAST.
ALI. II al FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Express daily sundsys excepto 20 Boston ~
a. p m aroI car atts he aha 40 z IN lrl'n p,ng
karsl. u. w. POPPLE Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
hliniuG.

COPPER QUEEN, Honduras, Rosario, Jocu-
Istifa Carbonate I'M silver Cord Castle Dome, bahl
rreu Fie~and stteo Breece iron becynh anu i aoaFo
unlisted mining stocks bought AMI sold -.
W BRENTON WELLING, - Broadway. Room ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
Goparinershlp Notices.
Business Chnncc5.

COUNTRY STORE. with outbuildings and
~ park depot. occupied by me ~ year- also sop
tnbt answer. Aulltas Oauct' L. H.
DE Ia NOOILLErTE. U,cksytllo j. I.
I ARGE PROFITS GUARANTEED.-Ten to
4 Gfeau thousa dollars wanted with active busincss
man 10 start Western Ctc Company nI tca.s hurl csf
references given. Address TILE RANCH, tribune Onoo
XNANTED.-Th Sccrctaryshp or other Office
w IN reliable company, with ufhl dht IN return
for which ~ wl De- madein the soek Of hr com
pany. Address II. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
Gountrp propcrtp Uautro.

-
C,TATEN ISLAND. Southeast Side.-Wanted
- 10 rent furnished for the summer FURNISHED mousse IN
healthy location within short driving distance rom tne
ferIies having view Of the ocean Mnst nave sISos
with accOmno1at ions for three horses ana DC comfort
ably and furnished Address. with tenA anu nuhDer
OF rooms, A. r.. BOX 40, tribune Ohice
WANTED TO RENT from April L, Tor the
w season furnished az 10 ~ % rooms ana VIII
not less than ten within a hours oil Newiok
CITY md mile from depot OF landing AuuTesS
HOME Tribune ONCE. with full information
WANTED TO BUY--Dakota and Northern
w Minnesota lands Address w. &. HILL Washington
DC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06

rxuress Trains leave NewYoIk, DesbTosses aud Court
ei5 100 s. $50 % and 10 Linited II a. ~ l. ~ ~
"a 4 81 \ : and 3 D. m, and y night Sundays, D. =
IS Limiiol) 10 a. 4. g. q ana D. H. anu Il
xsgsss Trains leave New.York daily, except sunday, az
7:2O aud p running through VIA Ii'n'"" anu
yeiurng trains leave Broad street stations Phl,sdrpa
1901, 800, 500, $40 $50, 7.5y 80 s3g au a. '
Ilmited Express 80 M = a. o. s252 VIZ s29
I4i, ana $50 IN. SUNDAY 4/oi, 90, o'-u'
49, : 80 m A. OPS fnted) $50 7:4J. and 20
Leave Phiisdelphia VIA Camden and 45O p m 'ahy
TeSei OnIces 435 $40 and 944 Broadway Astor House
and foot 0 ana COurtlandt C0uLst anu
Erooxlyn station foot FaltOn.s Brooklyn NOS
ia Ii HudsOEst HobOken Jersey CITY
IMMIGRANT Ticket Once, Pier 4. ..x
The New, York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage II hotels and residences
'CIiARLES H. PGOH, j. x. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
EOR BOSTON.

NORWICH LINE t,..,
IN TO Bostn Worcester Sassna, Portland ana the East
'he he" iio" CITY OF WORCESTER
,,,o,t xcepfon the elegant boat the Sound and
me fayorte CITY OF NEW 1OEh. -. -. 49,.
leave pier 40 North RIVER foot OF MatssL next per
ahoya Ferry daily, eptSundbys ~ I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
TOPHILADELPIllA.

THE or. ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
ooo.,xs r.cHwAY wgEKSAYs AND 0 or SUN.
~ nay 3 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
-' NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06

nouRrE TRACK. THE MOST lMPRoYED EQUIP'
~NENT AND THE FASTEST IlME GuSSlSIENI
~1H4'~ ~ WITH ABeOLUTE SAFETY
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD:
On and after February ID 1888
0REAT TRI-NK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE -.
Trains leave New York via DesOrOsses ana COuruanht
Streets Ferries as follows: , ,.A r,,,nan
Harrysbnrg PittsbuTg the West and SOUTH, WIN
Palace attached NJ ana j. % osy 80 olA
Chicago Limited OF ParlOT, DINING
at g m. every day.
N'fliam-pOr OcE CoIfy tiic ~
D. ~ connecting at Cory for 1itusVile feroieum Ooh
s washington and the South Lirned Washington
ynIes of pullman cars DAILY except sunday 10
a ~ arrive Washington y. keguag. Via H. r. X
az 5l5 aud $50 $40 spc p , ~; ana - sn via
sunday via b. and p X. r.. a. M p H. ana IL mghN
VA r. and o. n. X, p. %. aud ~ night IN
SUNDAYS 3 a. NJ Through On @ m tram - sa,.Aar.
For Cape May except Sunday Do Inv 49, -
only .. -, ,ao.,o, and t,tsru,edtata stations
via eahway aud AmDoy. a 10 ~ o1n so ban anu D. Ill.,
I'm sunday o o. does not stop at AsDufy Tak ,.s
Icsts of BfooklyD Annex connect WIN an tboukn
Al Jersey Clty aforling speedy ana mIoct u@"Si '
u,ys ayrSsFrom Plrtsbnrg $50 and 1l20 M 7'SO ana
io30 n m daily From Washington aud Bautn0lh o;5O
$50 q NJ 800. $50, $50 1898 and 1880 co. sandy
68O $50 a m 1885 and3O1O r. M From Baitiigre ~
D. m on sunday, eS5 % Prom Paadeibhs $. So e3 "a
so 7 10 $40 935. 1920. 1915 and 1880 sunday
350 600 $50, ESQ 1l:iO H. $40 1850 3d. IO'2o
o. .,d1 4 "a u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
steamboats ano Railroads.
DAL,TIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

nAI,TIuORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE EN WMsT;
trains saye from Pennsylvania RR Depot ,.., x,o..
s rST oS tSroa&S sleeping
70 Chcsso Cincinnati St Louis Connects for all points
~ washington and an points wSs
appy at Companys Office 3l5 and II Broadway 1888 Fulton
=, RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
" station in New York foot Of Meertv-st Station IN
BToOklS n. ZOO q FultOn;st. gswel's WI " vors
EsT fanaaS hsscn
%d nsss RaE g ssss
Reang HasDurs M HsSs esSnS waa'pOr
p FehngOn Easton Allentown; Reading lea ii1
nsSs SanfS caS soo Cap
qua WkesOarre Scrsnton HazSSn &c schooeys
ddn1 %F Sadd aEe SSS &C
$50 % %FST 7 S1scn &e"tSWn RsSas Har'OurF
Ns9os n1RS a. G IL no. for Bound Brook
and intermediate Stations $50 m for Easton
Fcr S"%s H1 90 TO 5So iss si' if Ts9
ss 30 80, 1888 qs 5o a. 5so 5a5 d $780, $780,
sS s S 10 iG eSe p 6dG ;; zee %o tables stations
fERLm .A! a1 Pls,h AAmbOy at $40 HAS
For For F SssSGS9 at tn ~ n a.s cDm
E NeyI IGEEIR s 5i ssoblTaER& RAILWAY.
IN .',. sA .XISS P PfsRs r.
sihAhI Fo6 r REcSToRsT,sao
For Highlands seabright Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch p.
ForA.lantic Highlands p a. ,or T oNa
Iaavp fpOt Of Iibery-st a. 145. D. n lot IaAo
WOOD Manchester Toms River, Barnegat &c. A.
n m far Atlantic city Nineldnd bIluSeVon' w.
SABA M. for stations 10 Highlands
145, A:45 =. IN. for stations 70 Se9DIlenI
D. m for stations 70 Sandy HOOK. -, ,,v,,
MEN YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
IN BOUND BROOK R0UIE
For TRENTON and PEiILADELPHlA-r
Leave New York from station g. XXX o! aa'.o INK
For Phi,ate phia Ninth and Green ats al t;49 "a;
.S g. sosS.y (; { ~ il'
For TrenOD 745 $50. H. IL l:3U, T. 43o o'o' ''
IL D. m. sunday. 9:<5 ~ NJ $50 Y m
trains leave Philadelphia Tor na Green.
stations Phs and Hesding aR Nintn a 10 n nj
1880. $3.50, $780, IL l:lo, S4o oao o'"' - -
Sunday $3.50 a. $3.50, = y. M an o,s N, l 3.3O
From Third and Berks SITS. at OF eZO, VIZ y, ~, -
b2O. $50 II 80 Sunday at s;lS q m s'I n a. NJ
s22 6.2i 1882 Sunday, LES 9lsa o. ol S " trains
PULLMAN PALACE CARS attached 70 gay 1. Esy
and SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains IRON NO"
York and Philadelphia. -. f,,,. station IN and from
BROOKLYN Enc Depot. Jersey OLN ~. oao oal 1Ol
Ttek X o, sale a. loot Li0ertysL NOS Z5S 20 ~
a44 957 y23 broadway, at the prncps ,pSn
ond Cnurt ct and Annex OihCe. Jewens wharf,
N. Y. Transfer Company wil can ior an" o"oON 9"~9
from hotel. mr. r.sdeucs destination. a.. .-.r.
'"N' "O'N 1880 IL. z. BALDWIN. Gen fass' ASen"
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excursions.
mnslcdl 1n5trlments.

REATTY'S ORGANS, 27 stops, 1925. Pianos,
I'D 1927 90 Factory running day and night Catalogues
free Address DA y fEL r. BEATTY. Washington ~
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Drooknn IJropcrin for Sale anO 60 Esi.

EOR SALE.-N0rthwest corner of 7th-ave.
and Presdeid-st.. Brooklyn, lO0A926. Address T. D.
ASIA NewfOrk
NOR SALE on very easy terms, a fOuT-stOry
Il mick dwelling the side OF Columbia Heights,
bets Fulton Wall street Ferries Overlooking
f bay AMI running through 10 Furmanst wiua iplrpry
lot Z5Ki5O small anOnnt ONLY Oi casl
reaulred. Address T.. LESTER Tribune once
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING PROPER
~ ron sALE-In BROOKLYN. near Hamilton Fcrry.
Comprising i3 lots ground corner with buildings
tbeeo steam en- CINE and complete. shaiting hcapg
pipes mmedi al low price aid acconio
U"'4's ' FF' JAMES HOW
20 BuTinR slip. New-YoTk Box 2,-3i.
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Gin l1rcperip 60 Eet.

ITO LET-Fre-prOof vaults and storage
i room IN Guiding Nos 50 q u Ho'e-.t Apply 20
GEORGH MUNRO. Nos ~ 90 81 Nandewaier.si
no LET-First loft, 2S3 Pearl-st.. near
De'A'~" RUIAND & WHITING Beekmanst
vINO LET-A store, 5Oxs5, with LARGE front
windows plenty power and heat very suitable Tor
tGEORGE MUNRO Nos. II to 81 vandewaterst.
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BONDS AND COUPONS or
A Col Hooking Valley q Toledo car Trust
Original issue 1894 900 outstanding' s35hVVoh
Watering March /. 1888.
VIII be paid on ana aftor that date NJ the once oi
POST. MARTIN & co,
L. -
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Doaro aro Rooms.
East Side.

DC EAST 22D-S T.-Choice rooms, separate
.eO together private tables desired appointments
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Diul0eno Notices.

ALL COUPONS DUE 1Sr PROX.. AND TIE
prncipaI OF all bonds due that date isned by THE
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY. secured by ioll
sock furnished following railroads car ru-t
"a vi be raid that date nj the Offices ~
POST MARTIN & co., 80 20 Pine IT.. New York; y. W.
CLARK 3 co. No. 80 southst, Philadelphia
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NJ (penasylyauia r. r. foot Coruant'
S,stians In Ney.York st and OesbrOsSes-st. 1900.
S'a - lCentral X. n. of \. j.. E,ot ihDerty's~
LEAVE NEwYoRK commencing oct II: is92 ~ las
south Amboy via q. K X. " n J. ., q u n n ~,
4. p. via Penn. r. r.. @ IL m. 5n sunhay @i,l5
For Matawan, &c via G. n X. of n j o. SIP a. ~" sun
4, p Penn. r. r. - Ta- IL m S'o' "P III $3.50
/, N. 49,. Ashnrv PARK
Sea Grit Point Pleasant &c, K Il OF ~ n ~
M, l4S IS n ~, via Penn. K. R. II H. 500, ~ IN
SUNDAYS mot stopping OCEAN Grove OF Asbury rarh
For lakewood TOMS River BlruegsL 10; VIA T. - i''
Tor Or Ere Fleeaod via s. ON j. sis n,t5 M
For Atlantic S!ty VnelauS 8rdgetOa &c, l;4o ? 5 a. p
BE BAtpRtSf j. L. GA g. P. 4. r. r. r. sups