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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-28

Herbert Spencer says that mans
conversation is sure index to his
mental capacity. This is extremely
severe upon a man who has just
caught the back of his trowsers on n
nail.-Cleveland Spar.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-28
WIT AND HUMOR.

One of the lcaders:of the Deleware
senate is DIR. Mustard. He draws
well and is reckoned very smart
man.-Hartford Post.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-28

A child thus defines gossip: "It's
when nobody don't do nothing, and
somebody goes and tells it."--Ex.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-28

ALittle Instruction: "What, givea
prize to your son? He persists in do
ing nothing" "Well, give him the
prize Of perseverance!"-Paris Paper.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-28
Advertising A Rates.

business Cards, year. dollar for every line.
local Notices ten cents per line for each insertion
and all notices continued for three months longer,
discount Of rs per cent.
Advertisements sunaccompanied by verbal or written
directions will be published three months.
Advertisements, under contract, ordered out To-
fore expiration of time will be charged full rates
No paper discontinued until oil arrearages are paid
except at the option Of the publisher.
Transient advertisements must be paid in advance
ETTerms CASH, payable quarterly.
Only Metal Cuts inserted.
Prices and Terms alike to all.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-28

A fashion item says that the favor
itc color of undressed kids for street
wear is dark tan. The fashion origin
ated in Africa, where all the undress-
ed kids seen in the streets are dark
tan color.-Norristown Herald.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-28

1--WE had an exciting time of it in
front of the store to-day" said Fogg.
"a horse came tearing down the
street, and he reached the crossing
just as little boy was halfway be-
tween the two sidewalks" "And the
poor little fellow run ovcr?" came
from a dozen lips. NO." replied
Fogg quite coolly; "but his shoes
WERE" And the wretch fairly chuck
led over his heartless joke.-Ex.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-28

The late lamcnted Lady Macbeth
remarked of her late husband, "Hie
thee hither, that may pour my spirit
in thine ear" Wonder if old Mac
always took his in that way THE
Judge.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-28

AS matters are going in this coun-
try just now, we think seriously of
obtaining pensions for the chairs OF
our office, as many of them have lost
a leg in the serYice.-Lowell Citizen.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-28

81 hope you are a better boy Will
lie" said Sunday school teacher to
one of her young hopefuls. "Gosh, /
hain't been SICK" was the reply.-Ex.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-28

A religious weekly is discussing
show to bring young men into the
church" The girls are better quail
fled to solve that problem than bald
headed editors.-New York Adver-
tiser.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-28

81 can't hold this baby any longer"
called out the young husband and
father, it's getting too heavy"
"Pshaw, Edward" replied muffled
voice from the other room. "You
used to hold me for hours and never
complain, and the baby is not feath-
er compared to what | was" 81 was
q fool" said Edward, and she was too
sleepy to dispute with him.-Ex.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-28


Extract from modern novel: "She
had thrown her heart at his feet, only
to be rejected. What greater punish
ment can any woman have to bear 7"
Well, he might have picked up her
heart, carried it home, and given it to
his dog. Or he might have put his
foot upon it, and g-r-r-round it into
the dust. Or, worse still, he might
have lifted it up tenderly, placed it
in his coat-tail pocket, married her
the next day, and made her work in
a shirt factory while he fooled away
his time and money in pool room.
That would have been something like
punishment.-The Judge.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-28

"Never let cold rum advises an
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-28

81 saw you at the funeral the other
day. said one lady to another yester-
day. Eyes, saw you, too" GLOW
natural the corpse looked p "Just
like marble" 81 never heard a more
elfecting sermon, did you?" "Never.
And just think of it, when everybody
was crying, | reached for my handker-
chief and found, to my horror, that it
was red one l had in my pocket" F"
Goodness! What did you do ?"
"Why, l didn't cry. How could l,
when every one else in the church was
using white ?"-Stockton (Cal.) Mail.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-28

If every tree is known by its fruit,
what kind of fruit does an axle
tree bare Boston Transcript
Wheel tell you later. Glad you spoke
about 1.-THE Drummer. You fel-
loves tire us. Wagon tongues-be
still.-Bill Poster. What a dash.
If you chaps don't cease making such
a hubbub in reaching so, we shall
spring forward and bolt; then we'll
all be in box.
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Detroit & Bav City Railroad.
GOING NORTH.
GOING SOUTH.

Day and Evening Express daily, Sundays except
ed. Night Express daily, saturdays excepted
II. b. LEDYARD, HENRY 9. WENTWORTH
Genr Manager Gen1 Pass. & Ticket Agt.,
Detroit. Mich Chicago, Ill.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-28


well and is reckoned very smart
man.-Hartford Post.
81 hope you are better boy Will
lie" said Sunday school teacher to
one of her young hopefuls. "Gosh, /
hain't been Sick" was the reply.-Ex.
ALittle Instruction. "What, givea
prize to your son? He persists in do
ing nothing" "Well, give him the
prize of perseverancew-Paris Paper.
Practice makes perfect. True; but
a man can continue to drop a hot
horseshoe us readily the first time try
ing as the second.-New York Herald.
Although there has been no bear
movement in drugs or chemicals re-
ported, mercury has been very low
this week.-Elevated Railway Jour
nal
A Brooklyn girl has married "the
living skeleton" weighing sixty-seven
pounds, and now they are one bone
and one flesh. He is the bone.-Oil
City Blizzard.
A fifteen year old boy has been adj
mitted to the bar at Cartersville, Ga.
1t is sad to think Of such pandering
to BILLY lads depraved instincts
Fall River Advance.
A country debating society is ncrv-
ing itself up to wrestle with the
question: "When u woman and a
mouse meet which is the most fright
ened Y'-Oil City Derrick.
A Virginia man is laboring under
the delusion that he is horse, but he
isn't. There are, however, many men
who are frst-class donkeys, and they
don't know it.-Boston Transcript.
AS matters are going in this coun-
try just now, we think seriously of
obtaining pensions for the chairs of
our office, as many Of them have lost
a leg in the service-Lowell Citizen.
A religious weekly is discussing
show to bring young men into the
church" The girls are better quail
fled to solve that problem than bald
headed editors.-New York Adver-
tiser.
The late lamcnted Lady Macbeth
remarked of her late husband, "Hie
thee hithcr, that may pour my spirit
in thine ear" Wonder if old Mac
always took his in that way THE
Judge.
Herbert Spencer says that mans
conversation is q sure index to his
mental capacity. This is extremely
severe upon man who has just
caught the back of his trowsers on a
nail.-Cleveland Spar.
A fashion item says that the favor
itc color of undressed kids for street
wear is dark tan. The fashion origin
ated in Africa, where all the undress-
ed kids seen in the streets are dark
tan color.-Norristown Herald.
A certain little Pharisee who was
praying for his big brother, had a
good deal Of human nature in him,
even if he was only 6 years old. He
prayed, 40 Lord, bless brother Bill,
and make him as good boy as |
am "-Ex.
"Have | congratulated Edith upon
her engagement to Jim Tucker" said
the young man; "no, stree. | met
her yesterday afternoon and didn't say
u word about it. Hang it, don't |
think she is the one to be congratulate
ed."-Lowell Citizen.
They have discovered a new way of
preserving butter so it will last, they
claim, 100 years. Why any one
should want to eat such old butter,
when he can buy some five years old
at any grocery, is question now be-
fore the house.-Free Press.
EVANGELIST Barnes is giving checks
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WV. Il. M1IDEN, NJ. ID.

Physician, Surgeon, Gynecologist, ETC.,
Late Asst Surgeon u. s. Army; Examining Sur
geon for u s. Pensioners, and all the principal Life
Insurance Co.'s. Residence and Office on Second
St., nearly opposite the Union House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-18
Sales bp Aurtion.
nAvID CLARKsON, Auetioneer.

nAVID GARRISON, AuctiOneer.
~ MONUMENTS, sTATUARY, GRANITE, ENGINES
MACHINERY, &C.
pels CO. will sell Tuesday, October 28 at IL O'Clock at
IN. arEey Monumental Works 5thaye- I'D ana Z4th StS
r Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn dn consequence OF the
NJ Mr. lanes sbarkey) the entire valuable stock
NJ the sharkey Monument Works, embracing about 500 l'
crcnt examples Monumental Work up to 80 feet IN egh
p Quincy Rhode Island Virginia, Maine and scotch grantees
Tt,op and American marble all OF which are manufactured
80 meet Tho requIrrmcuts hrsclss trade Moholia fal-
ipr and Gallery StatuaIy gIuniic Iene,tl5 i9s.7 o.
40 and l.hufSc Engine, tohp"te
Running He'd saws, Grhna POishers 0hailihs' boilih-,
Lathe working order Dorfltks' Rigging "V' III" '7o
frr amt buTgiar roof san. 90, ,,....,,. .t,,,,,
GGo Zoe; rOug Granite kinds, Two Boom Dcrnch
shops, &c. .- -.. l.. ., .....,,,,,tro,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-18

pauriug GrGOrmic5.
ALLEN DODWORTH, No. 6s1 Fifth-avc.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS ~ DANCING.
Commence Saturday, october 20.
Particulars in circular, for whic! send stomp
4 LEN. MACGREGORS,
- IL 5h.ayr. and 20 West 50thgt
Rc0Dcns and classes resumed Saturday oct 20. For
tcuars f0r private amt caas lrHsuns see circulars.
NARL MARWlG'S SCHOOL FOR DANCING.
" -G7 MDd.sou-avc Circulars GA Application.
MR.. ROBERT :. MANUEL will resume his
w GHCn saturday Nov H. a. his rooms, %
West 33d-st, between broadway ana JthHtVc
MIR. TRENOKS ACADEMY. Of DANCING,
Is sTRICTIY LlnsI.ILASs ttLNATE SCHOOL
AND 80 LONGER OPEN A. A PUBLIC HALL.
Lessons every day and evening. Send Ion circular
SCHOOL FOR DANCING
- AND BEPORIMEST
Mr. r. Harvard Reilly. Of No. J7S shave, has returned
Europe aud viii reopen hia school Monday, oct To-
apply a the hall send postage stamp for circular
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Guroacar acknowledgements.

IrRIG CONpANI'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
I FINEST aud cheapest N"ItiE0uAS S'O'~ lot
ouD- Mad" pIsIetaud rai"c1
IEBiG CONPANl'N EN- Raj or MhA l
I An iuyl.ulp.o ant lalatabr Tonic an ni cases OF
weak a. g.stInl tud ZEE lu.y. lit-A 1H''c.7 ah'l
II,oa d a "A N4tul. ,uDll y iru EtLt ul, '''o
"MrIirlI prsss" Lancet BRUSH htdi,L'
49, vic
TITRIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF NEAT
| - canton t.nums OF y win fac-simile 81 Baron
Ii,,is'. az nature. II R.e INK. across Label.
am, Caution E."r'slty. OWING To VARIOUS
crtca, AMI INFERIOR g.bsutute3 belIE Ia 'he MAJ
keL
TFBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAI.
1 Tp hs hat Of ~. ~tOr'k''D'rt Gr1'rrA AMI
Chemists sole Arrl - for :ho Uaii'i NtiH twhoo
sale Ou,yJ. G. Danl az Co., fenrhafchdVehuo
sor, ,in,r,Ir d. PIrs a. rIfurl, smith ~ yaml'rbo;k.
Ar.rr urtI,I a GyldL AchUi,Dn 81 koD9h- H. IA ~ d.
Ih',ri,rr a 90. oad Mossrs ". A. ochlehchu * Co
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Geltners
nat 01st-st. supnlies conn

MISS HESSE, SO West 21st-st., supplies COM
WI prtrut teachers tuOrs gOvernesses singers house
beet advice given 10 parents choice OF schools
References b. ayOr Hon Hamilton fsh Ghd eAc ENats:
-AmeTiCan-bOrn teacher OF eXpe-
Renee speaking German fuenuy, 20 leach the run.
m.a;s English and penmanshp m evening school Tor aault
jlmirrauts R6rez satInE references and compensation
expected, Box -, Tribune Office.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

Gteamboats ano RAILROADS..
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
sy.rT sH %faa BhY al nSG esns
Sunday MORNINGS excepted WITH trains north west and east
return
A FALL RIVER LINE.
REDUCTION OF FARE.
NETWORK TO BOSTON 50
NEWPORT, ST. FALL RIvEE 81
Limited n c9 corresponding reductions TO all Eastern
PILGRIaf and BRISTOL.
Leave 6 63rk on asIla'e ay ~ @ DD.
lions via ANNEX EoAT FROM BRooBLYY at 40 =. M
sacHed at al pn hotels G transfer sa and t oae e
the OF &c on PtE It - and on steamers co,xor
Agents Cent Pas-. AGENT.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
Stations in yovYo sd ioaI 49, ~ o''''aa
LEAVE NEw.YORK, co,nmcbc.n ne octobrr 3 1873:
qntn ApGoy via n sGa alE9 mr. "a IL ~;
i2m 5pIn. sunday an, 5pm.
o @a,1H5n So Sl st No. i$ @ Psna
RI e N, f2 ~, sugaay1 9aT 5pm. ,.,,. r,,,,
For cG Bank Long BlGneh G,'an taiS Asg9y lai:
mr. 7f5 g. il g. NJ 2:45. $780, g. A3Q p H. ln.DFS lnos
stopping az Ocean 1IoIJ ~ th'' 9in D. M
,ina avs T STOPPING 1t ocean hsDuy ral
M q I. ~ Toms River Baruoea &C. VIA Philadelphia
oTa ,I hs .,g5 %d I52 q @ and e n @ g. II
a. NJ 2l2 5.5! "a ~ i Ir RI Z.ao D. M For Vine
Land EdZctJn. Atlantic CiIy, Ike. LII T. ~; ,-y...,
q p g; TTA6{,Tf,R FR !" cGo.rhPR5 Act'g lupt
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
e RIVER RAILROAD.-Conwo nglng sept. ~ 1917
through trains WIZ leave Grand Ccnai Depot -. ;,.,
m. v esicln Ac"-l1ik ana AoitIoIb hAP''S'' WIN
"a M, Fasf Iirncd Chicago Express, With din nc cars.
stopping az Albany Utica, Syracuse Oehes'cr Au' a. l5,
Ceyeaud aud 10 edo, arriving NJ cdcae l0:2O a. No. MY ~
Ga.EaS aGaestor Buffalo; connects for sharon srrma'
II a. m 10 Albany and Troy or Utica, Saratoga,
Cily's I-rlIs Lake George End Rutland.
$50 D. Albany grt Troy sTrci"i nrawingroan e'I+
=. ~, Accommodation I" Albany and roy. -, --.,.,
Fqi5 BufaG Cincinnati except saturday, Toledo Detroit,
GO p a. Express With sleeping cars TO Syracuse ard 10
y D. m Pacific Express Win seepn" ears ir i.1clrseI'
Eurqin Cleveland Toledo detroit, tia0 T. LOUIS "s"s O.
n No. Might Xlress with sleeping cars 10 Albany ana
Troy Connects with the morning Trans iOr me vest lnS
cSts G ai At brand Central Depot No. Eovlng
Green ~ anl 4l3 BTnldyay, end 81 Nescltts lNtits
End sa9 WasNng-on end S84 FultoEsts Bro1yn lAu -
F.urfl.st wi. Ilg
B.c.gago called Tor and checked 12ih res dfG,, Can,
THESE trains ran daily All others ddly '4"clI y
General Superintendent. General PASSENGER AGENT.
NORWICH LINE -o.
To Boston 50 Worcester y 80; Nashua, Is %; Portland
81. no transfer.
''' Nv" ''' tITY or WORCESTER
without c-ccy tioa lie cegant boU the sonn 'El
n. iavpria CITY OF L9aICE, . -.
,'y .-s..f Frrv ally cycspt -uitgys az =. ul.
Ur,77uz room ca nom Nsaou1H s.. so O. y.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
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RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF
NTW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,


FOOT Of LIBERTT-sT- NORTH RIVER
Direct connection 10 and from brooklyn via Annex Boa'S
BUUOElyH bridge Pier
Per PHLADMLPHI} and TRENTON Bound g, B 7,15
I2oop IN. SUNDAYS At si5 a. ~, $780, I-Oop M
Direct connec,n Wayne function 2r Ger1ntI"n 5ai
h"sEea and S6r-rowa
prAwTNG.R00sr cARs on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Rs.urap@ lew, PuGLADELPTrA yntn auA g[',n o 5i5'
$50. $50 g31, 100 D. H. ~ ,.'o al Il az
Errk, stt At $40 $50 900 100, 3:5o J;-o o;3Op'
IN. SUNDAY slj a. m., 4jJ p M
Leave TRENTON, Worrcn and Tucker st. at -. 80
24 S2 lI i 5 5lt a. n %" l5 D. IN. 49,
For wILLIAN7PORT at d:-j, 745, 800 a. H. 3D. 400
For eT-yBrRy and LEwIsBURG at6,4J, 7i5 a. m S.5,
100 $50 400 j 30 100 p. sundays at $50 p.id
For SCRAN TON at GA5, 900 a. NJ, 3:ij p. NJ
For wTLKESBARRE and PITTSTON at 6i5, 900 A. NJ
100 5.sj, $50 p m. sundays at $50 p N
For DRITToN at 6i5 a. m, 3:l5 ?. ~
For TAMAQUA at 8ij 745, 900 n H. liO 3d. 800 TOO
y. IN.
az 6Ij 800 a. N, 100, $40 $50 p m sundays at $50
For EAsToN al GA5 900 a NJ, 100 Sl5, 400 $50 $50
/ p. sundays, j:aO p. m
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 600 A.
M. 4oOp m.
For FIEsINGToN at 6,i5 900 100, 400, $50, 500.
$3.50 p III -
"a 2S9 1880 ,d,5 ' M NJ Loo SSaa4 sS;
at 500 a m $50 VOOp m.
For de ~ M g. 49, 49, So 5S ESQ., g g $50 $50 3 @
90 On $50 l0:3a gOOp ~ SUNDAYS Ii $50, S4j
q NJ, 1870 400 $50 900, 1900 m
For EITyA BETH al els 8;i5 7:l5 7t5, 500 800, $780,
$50 1890 l0S9 lli5 ll39 ~; lI42' 5 5 5i 10
545 600 Ijl5 $50 Gas ZOO 1870 800 $40, $50 1880
/ ll3O, l2U0p N. SUNDAYS al 500, SD H. L5J 4'Oo
For %I& * at 500 5:i5 els CAS- -:l5. $50 800 SIS,
$50 600 9l5, 9:i5, 10 -, l0i5, ll5 aui 2ol ~ l2tS
i:i5 zoo 23O 3OU $780, 400. 400 500 y 10 80 54S,
IS00 mn SUNDAYS at 500 9i5 1915 NJ, ECO 10 las,
! 300 Zoo 500 6l5, SEQ, 900, 1881 pm,
/ For LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c, (An raid at
745 500, 1l00 m, 2:t5 $50, 400 4:3O 500 ~ SUI
/ For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAI az $40
40, iOOpm.
/ For VINELAND and BRIDGETON at e:i5p pm.
| NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. :. North River via Sandy Hoosa
/ 400 p. SUNDAYS except ocean Grove at 800 a. M
/ For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Of 100 p. m.
Tickets can ha rroc-.d At foot Ibcrfygt Pier No s. North
l|lT 1923 aut lUOl BIold"yi t"' aud go oiH - 80
and iG5 tiH-iyp 81 3LlvC; HyngtOn-St lGhpHnNi'h
81 ami urincpa Hotels Ia New-NorK city. In Brpo.yn nc
Nos aull COURTS lis uruldw.EF $50 and e'S Fulton
a. In IIpgnGcu Eric Once anu 2J+ Nashll-tO y i
Transfer Company Will call Ion and cAeck baggage from hotels
o' '''''N' ~ c. c. HANCOCK
General Passenger and Ticket Agent PhilaA. PMS.
/ J. +. WOOfIEN, General Manager; , ,r,,,,-,,.
General Eastern Passenger Agent lI9 Lbcry-zr y. Y.
/ POPULAR SHORE LlNE.-For Providence,
Boston and the East All rail nom Grand CtLtru Depot;
D. pir1r attached and 10 p ~ lN-tI palace
sleeping cars sundays q 10 p m with p3'1s, Ping
arrives Il Newport 1AJ p. PaIl0rt3Is atlClv'
/ Nv. POPPLE, agent.
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UNITED STATES AND GERMAN NAIL
L sTEhAiCilST snnurs AmGrcan raTart p@lnp'4y y
me- fr PLY MOI tn london, tlti!,h'I ~ lt"''' ann
iIAWETEG saturday ,'rIWrIt lidmbuis ,,,.,'.l 49,
uHtNIA Thur Is PA 4 LA llu| Nov
't-uIE,l T,uTr. OCT - BOHEMIA. saturday NuN.
p,r. Itn r,,raI. FIRST cabin, $lOOi second 'll,
so -tc.r,gr s.n Prepaid aiptrHgr tickets ~ flf't
cabin on saturday steamers so ana so iN'u''io '"'
HEIrNIIAuDT 4 CO. Gen. Agiz. No 81 Brwl'St y \.
q n HICIIARD & co, Gen Pass AEts., bI l. way " L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-18
legal Notlrc5.

IN the matter of the application OF the Att9r,
4 o. tho STATE Ot Nrw-lorA N.hilat J. n r.
a. rSl'FI,S NEWYORk LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PAY OF BATAVIA, y. y 90 every person hlNI any gaIl
The assets ut to apN'liu'u h'uIdl,
company: pursuance ot an order made a. 7,l" m
M III. supreme Cont held at the tiy ui on 'h
% - d,v 81 Npri 1~ AR justice laLdoA pc'huu 2 Inl
any rutr the day the schenectady '"nl 1I >
policy L1idct7 or n'lo' N7,
claim OF any mature "ilscN ~
OF Western liir lCo
Iuany assets are or may he m lhr hai o W.,
Corporation, or 81 the W
Iusurlurc department Ot the Sdtoo New 3D. - arc ni,
Truurrd become parties 10 tnes' proc eiuS "l ~ a.
d hgr claim together with state urnl OF rue tl
md nature thereof 70 o. c. Parker ana D. W. lothihSI,
Ucrriyrr. OF sad COMPANY at the Bank o' bidFL m lno
village OF Batavia pr before ie hrst dF Oh Do'u
Ter 1851 or Bc brrcd al benefit OF any Ht,So !or
Stbtinn Of ,v Of the assets sd corporation either Ia
IN. o,ssason said Receivers or OF the il super
ai LnenL This uOtlcc IL puDnshsn
I'M obedience the requirements oil tlc 1U
order Dated May s. 1883. r. S'"OOb' Ho'"i'o'
mylO laW26tlh
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MRS JOHN POPE will TGs~ Tdla mer S9s
" dIa E a o and limoges Mondly oct TO- le'"'
studio 3yT 4thaye, corner. Z'thst.
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- CITY, RIVER AND IIARnOR TRAN S2oRTArIoN



O0cc Pier ls y. r. foot Of cOrandt-st.
Cousgnmcnts freight forwarded directed to any part
of the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery all Kinds Of freight and rer'
chandise to any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBOI TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHrERAGE
Freight every description promptly ghCered point
IN the harbor 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, n. r. at p. m daily saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EMPRESS CO.. between New.Yora md
New Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight po,us D. L. * W. T. r. received 1t Pier IN
For New-Hayeu and points East, Pier IL.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND-Elcven Miles zoe
Ten Cents via steamers from Iron Pier l. f. r. zoos o.
whitehall-st.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, Comuunipaw. Mildly Docks
Machine aud Boiler shops Everything apportainus TO the
construction and repair % vessels -
WEST SHORE ROUTE,
via West shSre Of Hudson yRyGr RAILWAY
AND NEW.YoRK, oNLLARJo & WESTERN RAIL
on and after Monday October l,
6 Syracuse sas one U thea MoRa%k Little Falls
h FoF Albany sS n and istsE Village g H. a2o Ill., ll2O
For osweso, 6aGiS, Norwich sidney Hancock, $50 nj
For ROckland Livingston Manor Liberty aud FAls0urs
Kingston MgSlaad roushkeepsIc g am go an. ii?o
~; 4:S0 p. IA. j:20 D. ~. and - p. ana
Newburg, IS w., 9:20 H. M, lI:20 nj 1902 No. DIV
For Giddletown and Campbell Hail. $50 am 'll,2OAm'
4Il0 N, o;20 M pm. eonom
Cornwall West Point CranstOn's, $3.50 m = M SOY I'D
ll;2O 4:l0 m 4;S0 $50 IS m ~ III al" Wv
q N for COrnw ali and CTanst0R's.
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sDaily Other trains daily except sunday. - ,r.u,
Buffet Parier Cars 020 and llg20 a AMI 43O ~ i
| for Albany.
ParOr Buffet Cars on $50 train for Syraense - ana
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars on 9p M tram iof AlpAnj
| Syracuse. -, .r.in
Elegant Pullman Sleeping oswegO on m uAa
Tickets tables stations ami nc ohcos OF
pRny Jersey City, Pennsylvania Railroad STATION NIX
Nc COurtst and Annex office, foot Of Faltgnst No
CITY, Nos lG2 207, 201 4l9, 9ig LBS Brl9NN ~ penn,
Union square, 73T 6thave No los East l20ts t
sylyania Railroad stii0n foot pesbrosssA-st ahd '0
HENRY MoNETT. General Passenger AssH"
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Ocean Steamers.

4 NCHOR LINE. u. s. Mail Steamships.
~ Sail from Now-YOIk every saturday Tor
GLASGOW via bONDoNDENth
From Pier 20. North River
BOLIVIA oct 20, o. m. Cllt AS-l A.'oV ., n ~
DFVONIA . Oct y, y. w. ETHIOPIA. Nov TO- p. m
cabin passage $50 10 $50. second Idtii,n' e4O
Sccragc outward, SO; prepail' S;..ii.,,,c,,
LIVERPOOL AND OUEENSIDNN SERVICE
From Pier Al, North River. -
CITY OF ROME sails Saturday, OCTOBER ~, p'm
atin massage $50 10 90 accord NJ 10 accommodations
Second Cabin and storage "a above 81, -. 81,
Anchor Line Drafts issued no lowest rates are d iree Oh
CAnrgr IN I'm gland Scotland and Ireland
For passage cabin Plans, Book Of Tours, &c apply 70
HEN DERSON BROIlIElS, Bowling green
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New 11ublirailous.

Nem publirailous.
NOVEMBER ATLANTIC.
Now ready everywhere, contains
RALPH WALDO EMERSON.
Ezra Ripley, D. D,-a most delightful sketch
BROOKE HEREFORD.
The Trustror;hiness OF the Hebrew Traditions
SARA ORNE JEWETr.
an Only son.
HENRY JAMES.
In Province "
CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER.
EanGOn spanish Notes
F. MARION CRAWFORD.
A Roman singer, Chapters TX, X
ALBERT 5. BOLLES.
What Instruction should be given in our CoiiegesI
GEORGE P. LATHROP.
Newport X. X.
Other Essay-, Poems Reviews, and Contributors Cub
IS Cents a number 81 ayc1r
UOUGITON, MIFFLlN q co, Boston.
u East 17th-st, Ncw-York
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pORDEAUX LINE. d.,
ID New ard direct lire to the South Of France
NEW.YOEK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT. ,,
So CHATEAU LAtIi ,tiuI dy' NCt' ~
IS CHATEAU LIONI LIE. W g l'-'+l, nov. u
!'rnntrr's stores tn"lT wallet F'INb 'IO'N5h.
Traveller ur France SUgn and Italy, lyIcuc"-, Pau,
Nice &c VIII save time Grd expense by taSn3 ms me
cabin lEcUiug Uinel $50 Stcert2r, 80.
49, Y. IL BOuLAN GER, 20 nelvcr.5t.