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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-06-28
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Opposite the Court House.

!. A CLosE CAI.L-Our Randall cor
respondent sends us the following
account of the very narrow escape Of
young gentleman and lady from
instant death: "While down w hite~
" creek on Sunday in company with
a young lady VIM. Rabcr had very
narrow escape from instant death.
A storm was approaching and the
lightning struck near the road in the
rear of their buggy. They hurried
on to the friendly shelter Of covered
bridge inst ahead, but had scarcely
entered it until lightning struck the
bridge and killed their horse in
stantly. Strange as it may seem
neither Of the occupants Of the buggy
were injured" .-m. -.
CLEAR TIE @TRAcIx By the next
l-~x IN. 1.r,..lx e. ~ mill kovn !, ~ ion
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% THE VOTERS OF MoNoNGALIA

| announce myself candidate for the
Office of Prosecuting Attorney, subject to
your will at the general election in October
next Respectfully yours.
JoHN NJ DAVIS.
Morgantown, W. Va, June 2, 1854.
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LARGE stock Of Napkins, Table
Linens and Towels at Chad wick's at
the most reasonable prices.
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Cor UP Too EARLY.-A few MORN
ings ago an irate neighbor called up
Dave Morris from his slumhers at an
unreasonable hour and demanded
the blood of the latter's son who he
alleged had been trespassing upon
his premises, maliciously destroying
his garden and doing other mischief.
Morris knowing thai it was impossi-
BILE for the boy TO be guilty, denied
the soft impeachment whereupon the
lie was passed and the other fellow
concluded to sweep Off the porch
using Dawes anatomy for a mop.
This arrangement might have worked
all right but for Dawes left hand.
1t worked the wrong way and caused
the neighbor to postpone the hopping
business indefinitely. The neighbor
went home a somewhat wiser il not
a happier man. He probably will
not call again so early in the morn
ing. 1t seems that a mischievous
little colored girl was the real culprit
in tearing up the garden.
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Ira Bailey is spoken Of as an honest
and clever gentleman.
The returns indicate the nominal
ton of Mr.. Wiley. II any one has
information to the contrary let him
speak ont.
We think great deal of some of
the nominees and are mighty sorry
about it; hut the whole ticket will
have to go.
1t is said that some of the defeated
candidates are quite sore over. the
means used to defeat them. Trickery
sometimes succeeds for short time,
but is always Improbable in. the end.
Where is that fellow who said John
Price, Bart. Jones nor DR.. Brown
would not be nominated. They beat
theother fellows respectively 1874,
1864 and 1864 and it wasn't good
day for a primary either.
Much sympathy is expressed for
Frank Cox in his defeat. His friends
say that they were ready to stand a
fair defeat, but the means used were
not such as to bind them and that
the outrage should be rebuked
soundly.
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One dollar and q half and two
dollar Fans for seventy-ave cents
and ono dollar al ch:dWick's.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-06-28

IT is we'll for our readers to note
that Chadwick K Go, keen the largest
stock and cheapest goosls in town.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-06-28

CLEAR TIE %IsRAcK BY the next
boat Chadwick & Co. will have a nice
and pure Brown Sugar, 1G pounds
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THE RESULT OF THE REPUBLICAN,
PmMARY.-The following is the vote
received by the various candidates at
the primary on Saturday last:
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WE must sell in order to make
preparations for fall trade and reduce
the balance Of Stock on hands From
this date greatest bargains ever heard
Of are offered regardless Of cost. big
line of Mems and Boy'sclothing at
so cts on the dollar. At will pay you
to call soontat III
HIRsCHMAN's.
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A COMPLIMENT TO LUTHER NJ. BoYF
ERs.-Mr. /. M. Boyers, son Of Simon
L. Boyers, Esq. Of Randall. has been
teaching in Vicksburg, Mississippi,
during the past year, and has cvi-
IDENTIFY made himself as popular there
as he is at home. In recent issue
of the Vicksburg Daily Herald we
find q long account OF the closing ex-
ercises of the school, which winds up
as follows:
At the conclusion Of the delivery
Of the prizes Mr.. E. G. Hunt stepped
ont upon the stage and presented to
Mr.. L. M. Boyers a handsome pair
Of solid gold sleeve buttons, with
compliments of the first male division
Of the school. In making the pre-
sentation Mr.. Hunt said:
Preceptor of our youthful days,
Who leads our feet in wisdoms ways
We bring to yon our grateful praise
This golden day in June.
The skies are blue above our heads,
The flowers bloom brightly in their beds,
And over earth the summer sheds
Her rich and rare perfume.
60, could our young hearts WELD the power.
We'd gild for you each coming hour,
And blessed sunshine brightly shower
Ger oil your future ways: .
We'd Irvine for you wreath Of bliss.
Sweet as holy angels kiss
And bend sky as fair as this
Above your coming days.
Ere shades Of separation drift
Between our hearts. accept this gift,
Which love and gratitude both lift
Into Your kindly hands.
And should we part no more to meet,
May heaven guide our teachers feet,
BY waters pure, through pastures sweet,
To Gods own summer land.
Mr.. Boyers was taken entirely by
surprise, but returned his thanks in
few we'll selected remarks for the
handsome testimonial OF his scholars.
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A HANDSOME TESTIMONIAL TO PRoF.
A. L. PURlNToN.-In closing its ac-
count of the exercises of the Parkers-
burg schools the journal gives the
following: As the President took
his scat, Mr.. w. M. Straus stepped
to the front Of the stage and in a
splendid address he recited the five
years history Of Professor Purinton's
connection with the schools, how
they had fourished under his direc-
ton, and are to-day unexcelled by
any either in our State or abroad
At the close of his remarks he pre-
sented the Professor with an elegant
gold watch, in the name Of the teach
ers of Parkersburg District. The
Professor was completely surprised,
and for once in his life, had difficulty
in expressing his feelings. He made
a heartfelt reply, thanking his friends
for the honor, aud stating that it
was the proudest moment of his life.
The audience by its hearty applause
gave its approval to the presentation.
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Rev. DIR. DEHAss' LECTURE. "A
good audience greeted Rev. Dr. De
Hass at the NJ. 4. Church on Mon
day evening, to hear his lecture on
the "Buried Cities of the Old World"
1t is needless to say they were well
entertained. The Doctor is at home
on all matters relating to the antiqui-
ties of the Eastern world. He has
had an unusual opportunity of max
ing explorations in those countries,
and some Of his discoveries are rare
and original. 1t is claimed that he
discovered the prison in which John
was beheaded. He has written a
book which gives a full history Of
his investigations and which is hav-
ing an extended circulation. The
lecture abounded in interesting facts
and. descriptions regarding the dis
coveries among the buried cities.
Some Of them were new and others
familiar to the reader Of travels, but
they were all presented in the
sprightly and graphic style peculiar
to the lecturer, and the audience was
held with undated interest through
two hours.
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To call at the Office of DIR. Geo. b.
Morris between the 18th and 26th of
June, to have their teeth filed or
jerked out. He will be at home for
that purpose during that time. Call
early and make your engagements
for time is money.
GIRLS WASrEp.-Two good girls
can find employment at the Cont
mental Hotel, Fairmont, by applying
soon. Wages from - to 50 per week
according TO experience.
j. w. IRWIN,
Proprietor.
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Drr GOODS.
American Silks.

In order that the public may know and I'M
derStand what our American Silks are, and
the perfection in quality and style to which
they have been brought, we have opened
SaleSrOOm in connection with the mills for
display and sale of our goods at Retail.
BrOcades in new and choice patterns and
exclusive styles for Wedding or Ball Co.'S
TUNES are fresh from the looms. We ask a
call from the ladies to verify the fact that
our Silks are as fine, rich, aid handsome in
every way as any in the world, and at least
ONE-TlllkD CHEAPER than imported goods,
and, what is more important, are pure, will
wear in thoroughly satisfactory manner,
and not grow ROUGH, RUSTY, or SHINY.
Our Quilted SurahS are the landsOmest and
best wearing Innings for clOaks and wraps in
the market. All are invited to come and see
the goods made.
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G,lunlipns rUautc0-- iildles.

4 YOUNG MAN who prefers literary work
"' nus '''''''" b GARsIDE4 1G PER- st
MAN willing to be- uscru TO an, one whom
Y ma, require his services hiss good deal OF the
world. Eooe homj Aodro 5 Uu, Tribune Uptown Om'e'
1888 broadway.
HrILER or VALEr.-By a man short
- time In America; The highest references FROM noble.
town once i,23, broadway
IVOACUNAN.-l want situation Tor my
i sip i57 Cntoia,c or NJ st bic. l4o Wa'cry ave.
Brooklyn
NOACINAN aud GROOM.-By married
I man Gcrmnn a2 years Old NO family 49, ,la'sc,v
tririrn e. Ndhits ''N' F" '''' ~" ''
HOACUNAN AND GROON.-liy married
,,t,t'fro a,ldtust tOACtMAN. l'A ttnR,t.
I,uAruNAN.-R, a Grst class German roach
r,r,u' l'' gnd country recommendations Adott'sI y,
EuNruN -rhst-clnssi sNli-h driver and
o',gso .,. rla,s.t3ASsN ,S 5}aS s,e t '@
pr, p,,ara o ,6 '''''' w. ''''
IuArnMAN and GROOM. nv married
y i"r an nan ts| rntm, di t,i nnl,i stands n. nnt
srhr g.. ID. llaNt.i n'tnRi ug
IuANuNAN II, arat.rlnss man, iust die
' ,nfafrNt u'tmen toie''nni' man'A w imi' b
WV WY tuAunNAN. roae saee ., act iwh"
GARDENER, lh nu honest and snlri Netta
" mer vhn has o, p.nrn,p w aAr 80 s'nNl .,N'''
"r"' F''' go" s'' ''e 'e'' otliAV' Ia tl '@'sse
IfAtFt1,MNN- rooN aud lAt'Nnlil,ss,..
hNs tiee,,.pi m,n sad y 10 :" se",'sHsn l,,'s s.
a..a aaN stSa. s,,s vuus 10 s.sls, e,'h sess,ee
s" S'f fa n' , s'e 90 ss sosetS
ri,~sa ,al 81, sddie'a lis Na'ein f'oe
VALET HUriER,-iiy - SWrdo, speahins
s. -ss S.sS' 20 s,s1 fl&flAHG T6Sno
| uplown Once 1890 broadway.
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flats ouO licoms.

DAM uuunftunitN In auruiint lNN 'n.l
u .ra ,s.-n|. ,ina,4tns irHii1r w. Ne ,r'n. .l
srf Nf 'uH" 'iN pIVf" IItfl Peg ' l,. n,.,iuny
i,tr.en 1864 rri Nih "a HIiHsi \ ~. iit'. h'.''
u,nIit. thn Naahinttnn. ,ntntr la}d ~
afH rfh aftf arHiiWtnfa # i l' 'N 'Nf Ma.
49, ai.u iNui.i a,fitl rml t.sanif Nna ~ 'N+ ,..
a. t.D. Nfu ri.Iff hH nHHu ui1I 20 lN i' Wv ,..
ttitpun rtH ffail fiW'Nai M eii"n in ~ ,N ,,,, IN,
i.th ai.aN. iauuiit NIN.a ecu n a. 'HN lt' R'''
''''''' e, - rtilnrna uap pwe'7.
tINllI MADISON, "a M'diann hl '..,
] Apaitmtnlf uh eNitn ahi si'Aln 'N"H'' "'''''''
Ainihlshpti tr7ianisH
IfNrIRNianln rlAle 10 III ~ W'H
a4th-at ~ thu n'ittA @hi Ntat NN''s' '"'''N '
iIfLn nur "a Ailnha
liN WEST i0TN ST. - Desirable room,
IL - with board. turMs muleiAse ie'e'e"'0'' .V''
Isg.s DOAIA
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lelp tuanteS.

. pvrHrlgrMrNIs FOR TIE NEW.
Y vunk tninrNt VIII ny pNliNrn tlW
a., a. nnul . o. ana 'hs Meet ieer,' thriei w.fs
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w t.t.tuas sNl mitNlN,e raf Na~ Automatic hN,e,si
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Citn l)rop,rin GO Get.

'T7O LET or FOR SALE.-lhc new four story
tst.sIr dwelling s1utvc-t Conner t"d4i and MAJ
isonayc cabinet trimmed painted ann dec"h',o lh"lg"
ont ROBERT BHOWN. 20 Nas'nu'si
rTO LET.-Fullv and elegantly furnished; 10
,r't,t, family only thc m,dmm sized housc 81 Wcst
bId 4 tortalus Two IathrOoms and bAAartoom Apply
ou premises
INO LET or FOR NALh.- ne new lour-sloly
som, clur southeast corner c3 A. and Mal
snayc CA met trimmed painted aud decorated thou Oh
isOAi-h4 j. i'i'''-N' - 80
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Err nrcs ano Alecilnss.

MEXICAN lNS1lTUTE.-A regular meet
y ine viii hold Thursday. Nov T. al o'clock M
Ioonis IN Cooper 4 mon ... =. ...,.,,., -
{. Mch LElsA.. Rec Se''y. CYRUS H. LoUrREi+ fres
rI'HE 81. JOHNS Lee URES. thickeiing
i HALL Six 1ue.day AZ ,rnoous AZ B. 80 TUE All
yNpt-TT1FS" by CWAS BARNARD i-Ngv H. 'In
Wooi. Nork,rAr f'.-Noy T., -Brcss and lefrs.teita
bee . "li,n 'opYor and lraS' kl-Dec ~ " ~
advs Robe" ,olr~V rckots a. and 80 sale AZ pt-ohA
wv " b MORSE, Manager
V'hE INTERNATIONAL STAR sERlEs.
rUIrKFNlNU HALL. 49, siunng NOy. h.
Nov 10. b., aI--hhfi ~ HWA NbHAM
Nov. 81 Lee !. III KAY ~ nAuAN .,.
per 81 ~ I. M "a Aitn A fttlffpH
nuc ls-ruE NJ NUAiuAN bANp AND w Ahhl-as
sNi broadway. Nov " ! NNh~t, MannF't
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Counirp propcrin for Sale an Go Get


4 FINE 81. with nearly an acre Of
y rrouui on Highest. Oraug- To exchange fr Homo
club apartment must b. Ia very desirable locality Ad-
EXCUANGE-Ofange y. Twill exchange
l. two ar,tc-s rosdeuces al ming, IN complete order
i'i Aiaf'" il >'" l. WILLIAMS. rear Music Hal
INOR SALE.-Nery cheap. to close an c>tato.
elegant farm containing 20 acl.s ng1 ,iaie cuL'-
nfrc brick dive. ur ID room. NM siny d,of- az
oltbuidncs plenty irus great la ellh ~ ."'a lt c4 no.
ii-ag s9oi t r,a5 w'IFIIIi'iip in lerl
NOR SAIE.-N Richmond Hill. l.. l.. l.
j innut from Huaters Point or Brootyn variety ~
new an dive nrs rellee with every onNnrncc
agl iDa4y'.foS o To- c'IosGE Z }J%LE c@oni NIL
NIONTCLAIR, \. ITO let, furnished for
Of thc Nj -uily a. supgioy located on Aoininn"'@'
ano con- naniinf '1ieoel v. "a, 81, ,,, .-,, ,,,.,
ruunu Wpie LARGE eIonuo. oesan. lawn saale. .rut
'O'' ''"'' HowE rAusoNs. - Cedar. st. NY
NJONTCLAIR. \. Ito rent beautiful STONE
vi COTTAGE mountain sidc Handsomely papci'd ana
water stable dccE s9a9G - G3'g ye sco, nG %
NEWARK, y. ITO LET-rrh new brick
y housc' So fashionable section painted walls Tie hio
lee. en-, vn i'ossGy e1tgn'o1 loro'm, corner
wM hun nsuN, ~ ,hutohat, cii,
or torcrson 90 charge on plrmirrs
nRANGE. y. l.-lNlcinit, fpncialt,N. Real
Si'"d s'd,ep NJ 'ip0xn-r iiHailids "a"
ORANGE \. I-lNicnif, of all depot. I-
y Heal '''' i' go,,i e; ,s ,, ,s,. .,,
RL\l.--lnll, furnished. winter s,osoo. OF
u,n,r c'gf mmrr afrorlmert ist voaa inh rYi
,n,sra1sW, t,a.r, ,,.,.,t't o,rai,'nl. '''''' ".
tnaAnI g. nta'iiu. q ,o. 800 r.a,st
SrliNpp oANet COUNTY STOCK
titH' iis ai'if pa Ir p. MrfNit 81
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1)ropoells.
PROPOSALS FOX ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.
OguyANCE OFfIcr D.rArTNiNT..
Nr.-ufxlre. October p. $50

ORnyANCE OFfIcr D .rAuTMiT.,
WA.HINCIO,, october p. l~-f
SEALED PROPOSALS., IN duplicate WI De- rrc ,rre
-, Ie'c ..f u o'clock NJ FIJI ~, NpN VIZ
- ar ioh lime and place ucy W" he Op,.'M nv , va,
-. 49, iarrs Tor furnishing tls department WIN W"
"a e ~.fuch iotch hIs~ banl'd 'oi'W r'h't
~ poind. each an % De 81 ih' dm's Is '"'"" u"
a.. d. ,ug- su,,ct 10 the allowed VARIATIONS ,
'Te o,s~t, ot The 10 be not rs uah -'"' i"""
square iuf D. .. .. ID. r. 1o nj ,n and from 10
a. .ucn- rfrst. Of the iDqui-te hu.' "fr, I,i y
,a.t lr fI. ordnance Department VIII lHlNi''' ~
tsr.ntr4riof lou expense 90 The lnl'f" 'l"''
nc vors VIII Doe r,ou pass TIE usual ulHp'''" Nv
q. OUlaur I'D, pIItm'nt ODD d..,uoa
an lor- can Dee lad upon hpli a'loh 70
Office .........., toe ooc,, finished
o., ctie ,nd ., -iat th shortest tim, WITHIN "il'' '"o'
Z delivered. -.,. 1900, o,v or a
D. t ,,oiu,nc nrorosal. slould 10 marx "a Propo.
a. t,r inrr = o. and al o. TIE urd'i 'thed
III MI .All1A-. ll-C VI ~ u-I-U
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West siis.

A" 4 "-TRUNkS REMOVED 25c; Groves
~. EKpress. o. West l3ih.si, = West 3itast. and
~ o'h ave-.
A YOUNG GEN rIEMAN and WIFE, own
~ me hous. have lev well furnished fright AMI thrrr
fn 70 rrnflrmtn dreliinH hnmt itr Hufuunh
mfs i. ttfft 81 . near NnNvff.r nrt Reference
tHI MY 80, iivNdrii unit eli Naiona Bank
MADISON AVE cor. 3lsi-sl-A SECOND
~ hn fu ai with bHaid nisn rniof ana dhinr fnnn
nietN'tt ta3ie iidrs Vel App, a. So 81 West stt-l
sun ROOMS. srcond ~ third ilooi; phi
4 'aie 1911 rad aNe A. Aestd ~ elegant house .N west
t''si Also iaift hark CO.,
y WEST 11sf-Sl Elegant, furnished stree
ena ff' ttNle ~ desitri ~ caterer Private hHNst
= WEST DlsI-sT Two handsomely wi
ssHtA annt 'tns. en shits o' siast ohh 90 Wa eii
taH M r'i' a' house
IL Nlsl Nikt. 81. ilneant pupnnd hpnf
80 ioHi suHihesn tsrAsHie 81. iphi table. ti- hand
FHH' ie's 600 ethtf ~
III WEST iRln-sI, Second hnpi. Nl.h ni
~ "fNHHn ppNaie lenia piitair hAtis
Sl Nlal blalsat, iugo. suniul hands
s'He 'laia'sAo'i feai s's'sia g'ai "i'h i'es's
31 list ii WLsF,-l.lesmty mnahod
S. ls''s hesf aiso su,saa n'ei ~siA 90 ".'sn' rit
D1lli 81, $50 WEsr,-'lwo furnished rooms
s s-te bath not lot separately even oonN ~
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PROPOSALS FOR OIL.

Il OFI1~r OF 1Ir LlcHTlioIsI bnAWo,,
MA-HlNG1ON. u. G. 'ctopri ~ &C. =,
eealod pronosas vii Zee received al tl~ ounce wv ~
sjclocf ~ 81 ruT B~DAN, The tih oaY o NoFu''
go furusuu. IMMORAL and J. ii W OBJ lhe Vu'ilH ANt''"
To- ne 4 nisd states ght House service .,-.,.
-necieatirns flrns " proposal amt other N,oinaivh
ma Ice obtained on IN otic" or 70 we Ir
Sipnse pector - Appraisers Building Sah i''n'S"
The right il reserved to Get any OF a BIDS ana TO "a'o
M, aef.tts STIPIilN q. ROWAN.
ny ~ Woo AGuurIl L. s. navy Cha man,
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0uet,on Sales OF Rell GstIle.

IAMIS BLEECKER Auctionocr.
" - LCt Tons SAIL.
ESTATE OF BENJAMIN u. CLARK. DECEASED.
A. BLtIChlE sos viii q J. on thursday. SOY. u"
at r. m I 1cNn.cc SarsroOn. il Broad y. y. q
h. autiiuiy ornted .no acre arm ~ WpOp~lnr Town
sri J.. J. aloIt rom o. hv IS and ron iia Do
Len. high rroun susb for s;oc. oi iy ~ pos OF
gtntleuans fosilcucc. Maps At eec or r % Nassau y
JAMES =. LARK. I.ecutOT.
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q In DR. or y II iniso

Large house near 3th-ave, not
W above 75th-,t. for cash buyer. - .
rutland & WHITING Bceiinan 81
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MASmArrAx R,uwkv CoVrAvY.
so. Il BKuADWAY.
f..f D. 81

no Il BgoApWAY.
NFW-YoKK. oct. q. 1885, =,
V'UE ANNUAL MEETING OF the shaI.ho'u, H.
i or. Of the MANHATTAN EA1LWAf CudfAI n T. ~,
thc nm po-e " elect ne 'Ite.n Directors and It
or. ~ Election follow ing wear, and Ia &C. hI
further business that he brought before II VIZ ~ n
nj fe Office OF the COMPANY 40 q BroAl"hN' m.
WFDN SDAY NON ~ la M u oco'S i,"n ~.
,oi vii hc omen uut O'Clock p. The Ufcciof- mus
,,cfea will d. - onrio Directions also OF ne NrN,1
Elevated Railroad Company ana ol ihe Mt'i"p"''"" -
Railway Company fol fhc same term . . o.,,.,t y m
The transfer hool- viii Doc COS ~ OCT H. AT "'''N' J.
ana ie op'n'" -'o''' 80 a. ~ j. ". McWILfIANs.
secretary.
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Dee c,sam,

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rule cream s tho hos, ana aos, pspaar the
wora Try II aaa seu othsr peaets soh ,,hsvs
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OruCE or nv TasI IT, sfK NiHgiNA ~" I
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10 BHoApw -. NKw-l YORK. oct . II. ,
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GINA 4 GEORGIA u H. 90. f0r the election oil HI'''.,
and the Transaction such other husn 50 as my p" a.
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oitn Real Gstlie Gor SHE.


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a. l.l o.po-ifc Bronx Park ne IT. YtN a."I..-
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NOR SALE-A magnificent business corner ;
can b, improved 60 net ID per cent on Investment
NON-it~IbtNI, { oiemhh LOUISE
DOR SALE or TO LET.-A splcndld four
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ANDSONE new houses now ready lOl al .
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price fH 300. fofotturce re- uired Fun Inftl' uNn"l M
DANIEL u kfNbNLln III hioauNN
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ciiuatlons Uanleo--fenale5

4 THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
~. ASSOCIATION.
Chartered by tie -tate Of New york;
= OBFTT Treadeat T.. OpFLI Treasurer.
" H. PROssER secretary. N A KELLOGG, Attorney.
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OFrIcE OF TnE

THED AvryrE RAILROAD CoMrtSY:
THIRD AYIN;E. t5tH AMI com - EEtiS'
NEv-YoIK, OCTOLTt ~ l7'sSt =,
rV,UF STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS WV VI,
pany are hereby notified that the annual 'eot"n 81 j
rector. and N spoctors Election. tOr the tnsuln
be held at this Gnce WIDN ESDAl. nov IN ~ maj
inst Thr polls will Dc open and close Al y m o. ',i
day Tho transfer bipas 81 tie company are Co''' N
November the IN. inst
Nv order OF the Board o. Directors Ian,
'I O AIERED LAZARUs. secrctary pro ienL
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4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC:
ADELJNA PATTI
OPENING MONT OF THE eEAbONt
MONDAY NEXT, NOV 10
Rossinrs Opera
IL BARBIERE DE sIV1GL1H
Rcsna .,.,. .......... Nine ADELfNA PATTI
Will Introduce IN the Boiero from
Les vespres sicilcnnes.
Director of Music Conductor signor ARDITI
Balcony $50 Mezzanine S16 and 1901
Balcony three Balcony lotne9
rows, So; Reserved Family Circle, 81
Second Night Of the subscription.
Debut OF
Mile RIcCETTT
FIRST appearance this season OF Nine sCALCHL
Debut Of sgnor CARDINALI
Second appearance Of Sicnor Dr. PA SQUALLS.
WEDNESDAY. nov. IL.
NerdPs Opera,
IL TROVhiOkE.
Third Might OF the Subscription,
FRIDAY, NOV. H.
ADELTNA PATTI
o IT DE ANNA.
LA TRANIATA,
Nolctta Nine ADFLfNA PATTI
Roxo dal ~ fra, a IN
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FORTS.
born an5 Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
HANDSOME PARLOR FLOOR other rooms;
ro,i BOARD arrang encuts male for winter references
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