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New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK Tribune Will BIZ RECEIVED At TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No l,-}5 Broadway. corner ThTy.
frst-st until p and 3Os West Twenty 'tlIdrt corIr
IIphtiav. Fourteen T., corner Union
700 Thrl-aye, corner Fortyscyenhs 81 az the dAkLEa
OFFICES sos l.DJ7 hAd 1850 IhiltAYr tn.noi tn~-
Gftl.st, up 20 p. L. az regular once
rates.
4 LARGE. sunny, pleasant room, second moor,
= tnI.t fI.,hed j.; LoxtG. ..5l.aNe come. 3lst st.
,SNO RENT.-45O MadisOn-ave, handsomely
i tilulshrd second toIri references
TI'O ORENT-UNFURNISHE Flat IN the
1 'Krnsrgtor" corner j-t.,t and Park ave. mne'ltts
can between the hours Of 10 aud l. a. n
OF 3 aud p. N.
III FAST -ST.-Largc room second hoor
w mont. closets hot and cold "steri ioidiAy Oed'
Referoulos exchanged
IATU-ST. 80 EAST.--Ncwly furnished
~ Rooms. front iasemt; Tor doctors ofitei reference
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
Gin Real Geiatr for 61le


4 RARE CHANCE.
3 0ly ID, most 81 g4nt modern hous's now built
40 sd tn'nE pr llIaiy
.Alsul location uI the Aur-. IN rae lo t0lo.-
G. IACDDNALD, builder.
all OUR COMPLETE HOUSES sold but
- Ort ta-i u-.t Five M. ff u three weeks.
~ 10 g- a.f l.--t Iar;iritis .ld iccs OF CHARLES
BULK CO. Architects, "IIe B,lAsh-c cor, Madi- i-onlye
ana 5-dsi.
4 SAFE INVESTTFNT.-TEr"c houses.
= Murray Hi -f~u.tc.. i-i Ell ns prFHt
dy ar - lt~trlas partci E pJr ABOVE Ma" per cent
Particulars tf )t Ait4ltt Cts
Berkshire" cor. MaG.s0nave. and 5Ii--t
EOE SALE.-On 6lth-st., near 5th-ave, y
story. Ezh -ooP. hro soat house OK Hlno Apply
10 Is iAC HOMO, H. Br aaVsy rooms end H. naf'nelt
TOR SALE-jth-Ave. Corner and Broadway
( Los Wll exchange improved property PAUL TODD
l4j Broadway.
TOR SALE.-Down-tOwn Business Property
L and AIartuc mt House. paying large Income PAUL +
TODD. lfJ broadway.
! EXINGTON-AVE., near 34TH-ST.-Four
- story stone front; price reasonable ft'''"ND x
WHITING, 8cokm4nst
STH-AVE.. Ne tR 9TH -ST.-Supcrb 4-story,
- h-i-stooV. Uiu7vUs residence. Ok u with ELEGANT
tiuug and batter pantry 90 ln ior alt rtH7oAn y
the ia! d-UItst blocks Oh 3t-lvj possession
I'm .-oate. terms % suit Y L. -lENENSON, j., 10 e4
C,4.r-sl and bOl jt,l-Ive.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
Urn GOODS.
Cost ano :Gouno..

I OST OR STOLEN.-Bank book issued by
the ~earen'- savings New ork TO John CREE
found or returned to the bank within thirty days from
fl!l date ! VIII apply 70 the bank f0r new book
Ner-lOIG, Jan j, loaA. HI-N4tl 1htf l., AGI4i
OST OR RSTOLEN.-BankB Book No. 131, ,131,
issued by the German Saviug- Bank IN the CITY 0f New
York 10 CAIHRINE NJ WEB-TtR. AL persons are eau
sod 0- to u.go.ae ia and requested % Ncr the
Goo TO Bank 4h-5t. and ithavc + not get
I2h OF February Il - application VIII Dc h@o 10 the
Bank duplicate.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
Real Cctaic 9Qcuis.

tFNtII wv
z CAERLAU, Ecl Lstatn Cnces, Grand-st.
\. aaG i.sar undo. .r ,u-.l !. .rE, attend. c7uy -
,cr ~ end In~ pr0'~r. and tu management OF ts-
t4tea. Telephone -lI.as l-..I
: EDMAINE BROWN,
- REAL TeTATE,
l.4-O broadway, .
s.. T. corner DIST NJ" y jim.
Special given u tie manage sent oi estates rent
iur, C0ucctlus. sc.
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Gilualon5 manlc0--ffma.cs


Al SWEDISH. FRENCH, GERMAN, Eng
= l,l cooks aludryases, .re s',, ohaiubar1ads.
nurse rrr housc ker. etc @o w4tt2 a44 ~ rs, ~. -
81. GI.IMa0LB Ross.
At NINE. ECKSTROWS Swedish, German
n and FrruoL Bureau ladies viii tnd capable cooks th-
a'9 ers footrru References certified us Le1ius.
tou.ave.
A Miss /. CAMPBELL.S foregn and DO
Ce West 21-toergants disappointing families VIII Dc e1
cludal iIou tiis olce.
NHANBERMATD ETC.-By respectable
von1q PrI.c taut woman do cblmbrrwork and wait
washing best re.e.enes 100 oiAaYeo over cahy
COOK or GENERAL HOCSEWORK-A
"a 1 G55d T o.I5 re ;crs1Se 5i 80 cards .inave
NOOK OR LAUNDRESS.-By a competent
Y protestant ri g good plain cooa OF aundIess Best Of
COOK AND LAUNDRESe.-By young
I scotch er good cook md good baker also thorough
81 Wc-t 33d--t, "a hoog back room
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. - Competent
X ard wiling moderate terms best city reference JOB
East 5lot-st
IfOTSEWORK or COOK and LAUNDRESS.
Hy sc2ch Er underat3ncs rr @ DTsIt @ in II ly as% d
best rftoreuCcs. city country Lo at @@ tLaVe near
i7tl-si, Gpsr,Is
HOUSEKEEPER.-B middle-aged lady ;
+. fond q children w9lld gye them mother. % care
-eTn4 Address A. :, Tribune Uptown ohice l25o
uOU SEWORK-By Il willing Protestant wo-
country Moderate .s ~ west a3ast .rolf.
AUNDRESS.-A young celored women
~ Wet 50ti,et mont basement
IAUNDRESS.-By a thoroughly capable
i auLds9 with the best OF refesgncss las yea II IarSs
az ilnle aG5 etlaye l, eS Between S5th ard 56th
AUNDRESS.-As n rst-class laundress
4bes city reforrnces Address JR Tribune Uptown Once
+ TAUNDRESS.-A coored woman to do fine
l. washing home Csl or address AS W S2-st
I AUNDRESS.- .-Respectable Swedish woman
l. situation to washing and ironing y the dey
also take work hoine desired A9lIes i0r Que "eeA NIB
5 PETERSON. A. FEstst, Ne~-York city.
I ADY'S MAID.-By II German girl. No. 16s
II EsstOJthst -----
MAID. ETC.-By an educated North German
ference. Ia East l7thst Upholstery. --
NURSE.-An American lady of many years
~ practical experience and best city reference open 70
engagement with nrricass ladies' as monthly nurse re"So
alle terms. 1876 LeSington.ays.
CEAMSTRESS As Seamstress understands
= cs~malng and al kinds i .I-ay, ilIay f'n " ~
Tribune Uptown once, l,2Se Broadway
VHE ACME PROTESTANT EMPLOYMENT
Il OFFICE. 90 tthave Female domesu'' Iui l'sno" 'o
city and country Ohee pen eyenings
IlrAITRESS.-By a frst-casS waitress thor
w ouyh'y understands her Du-hs,si IT, K e,t
b. reen ssth and sts.
N4rORKING HOUSEKEEPER or first class
W cnok-By scotch woman; uuer-tands French Enelsll
Po.on. P eiiy or eoany 58t West 27thst I'd hoor
NNrASHING.-By respectable woman, to do
W the washing ard ironing or ladies end grntrmtn OF
would do ianrs: % una .t asnef fannes Wash ID liz Same
as new best reference required can 0n MIS- M''"4
MACK, so. 4Ol East oVthSt
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
DIEDF AT\ LINZ
CUNARD LINE.

NOTICE LANE ROUTE" -
FROM NLWYORh ~, LiELAPoOA VIA QUEEN%
FROM PIER 10. y N1hTTn RIVER ;I, 5' ,q,o -
EJIHNIA. y" 'au. ~ay Jau 3D. d .a
Gnfi5A . 1900. " ,du,,,ia.. Ies. h.. 80 a. II.
q, aI rom d plrts Of Europe a, very -ov
rates 'i'.sA' 'I' tIE5o oN H. Ii.oWr q Co. Agents
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
cr weoH o q Ss ~ rt of M 1eT o5, Of >Iortont
I.NNDI Perc., Ge y ed, Jan ~ ]. ~.
LABEADgE % ,..-.. We'd Jsn' e., 4 H. H. IN, IN,
tnec payable AZ sight suit Oh the Lanau'
IIil- d. LII ~. Agent No o. Bowling Green.
EUION LINE. ---..,-n.
- FOR NdattiIIIS51d&H atiI e IS 'A5b ii2EafooL.
AAilc5iN ia lucsoay ieJ. j. IL
WYOM Ii. -day ieo ~ - n
\ = + l5se r., steamer. are Jui oi ron Win con-
rts an rnsGa YIN & gy'ry , Teqg,tg 565 ,f13 70 s
lays 1alr5ol .okngroO dTawins:rooln p ao, ,t17 and
5. IN e iT o Tsi I ali S2ares @ at sea- u Perfect
CABIN pssslsc according to s6o $50 and slOl
OFFICL 40 - BHoADWAN. GUlON Co
,NNAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS
4 FOR OF ELNsIOWN AH1 ~ IL ~ y El6Uo1lii T u Q n M
5iTY- OF ni f9,u[aay 3uE ~. o. = 3 3 :, ?. M m.
CITY of From per 50 new number. Norl river.
- TFER4GE non ths 0d Country s4l from NeW.YorA
-F5r passage &c, apply to the INMAN STEAMSHIP co.
Ldd 3 ana 30 h.31s%-y 10 o. I5 south Fourtl-st
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
/ LINE ron CALIFQRNIA. 7ANP,wICH, I77lAfNtD55. NJ
JAPAN CH4 "a, NEWZkALANb {, ~ i6 "AL-A' '4>'
Frou Srw. York pier iooi ana ST. y, - IL
For N .s.a,l-co Va the lsthnlns o. Pan1m" ]
CouDectine Tor Central and south America and he1o1
From Francisco 81 ana Brannan sts
o. ane q . ,io'i ssiis a-'t day. Fe' = noon.
Excursion Tickets between ean Francisco and Yokohama
For HoXoLULU, xEEs.zlAiHSp ard AUSTRALIA
on n, -, ~, ~ ~ = sals "a y, ir.,iE i..,,tSsE =
For freight passage Information, apply at com
Pany's ohee On th9 per, t29t G.a4I-.t y q
H. J BC LLA4, superintendent.
RED STAR LINE.--For Antwerp and Paris.
IA oaiLE rom NeH-l OfA am Antwerp saturday.
rAE7----> ~ -----. Saiu d., Jan a H. IA
$50 $Iol steerasc Outwar ~ prepa.u
AutHup - exclusion. 80. !-c.ld.A. ur-liAg etc
PETER Is ~ a!II - sons Geurra Agents % broadway
DOYAL MAIL TO TIE NETHERLANDS.
steamcTs !e4ve pier foot N SusscX.st Jr.y city,
Is. AM,TLHDAM..... wednesday. Jan. -, i.3O p III
-. .,,.., .,., For E,tieI914n ~, Tan "a -.o. n,
H cAzSTX, Genera 8le.i 25 Squtl' " .li-n,'t
q = #1.ial-st FIt.g1jAgts - Gc Bvl, Gen. Pass Agt
TINTED STATES AND GERMAN NAIL
L SENl-WEEKIY STEAMERS. Hamburg Amtficlu
Packet Compauys line for PLYMOUTH london and Paris
ma HAdBCl.6 Satutlav steamers 10 HambuIg direct
LI.-sING Thurs Ian. - 5LLLEl .. ILIi7 rep
Rates Iirs' CABIN so and $50 steerise go Prepaid
steease uckeis - 2ouson rates greatly rednc'1 7oA1
KUNHAfDf q 60. Gen. Agts. 80 u Hroat-'tr y. :
.. -. :::CAAHD q co. Gen. Fass AgIs, % bWH' ~
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Gllsccll

1--WE DOLLARS
vii be pad llbreifo % Millocker,s operetta,
THE EEGGAH STUDENT
rlrfl In To tLd and tDr one printed in England Ger
man. OF Austria Tie edition OF August CIanz ia Hdbu
A A. CAULDWELL, 29l Broadway y. Y.
T'HE ELLIPTTCON, \ Popular Expos-
ton ~ Higher A4,r)nomy The daily Equluon o, Time N
-c1 b. crnd.ate OF Cambridge. NJ thDd On circular
carl lt-u. dOlri thin paper 10 teachers 20
cents. Mailed for price. !, y Al ~ a.
~ THst 12tlst, NeT YORK
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
WINTER RESORTS. .u.,o,.
w GRAND EECU URSloNs.
REdL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoRK, Monday. Jan. 81. 1894.
RECORDED REAL EsrArE TRANSFERS
NTw.iOHK CITY.

=
NIwioEE CITY
Robbinsave. es l40 TN ~ Divisi maze, 2oxlO0J q,
@ Ilcintze Gnl wife to Marie kicDl.o l.-----.- -
7x Cd. Wu ~FaulOa a. Am FIiu u...-----.----
same property Am rnn t. Amy walton ii
7th-t, lSO q Of Isavc, 2]IO BIS fl'LeI ooo
same property, aug D Ilassey Herman Cohen . $500
III i; lindsey apd wiz =, Il HTene Won Kcdr 1900
Grand 81 II W cor OF ClnOnst 6O1'5.T J. IL Fo&
7't91t II 5,, io yif. 10 " S'gg Brennan 10000
o-'f n YER ' and fr % to JoSn fc-e5 1900
lo1c Ice t,.tcS s. Zee IL II NJ 5 +, 7 'iYG 1Em 1900
ll4f'' so vi 70 IL 'i .a1i $3.50
7jth-st, ss 80 coi 2tarc l2HN-o22i I'WI' zo
et 10 executors. to S Aiyer4. - D"
48da!, il = - O 5a-lrc' ''I .A!O'''' + D NUS
Dovcrst No Is. W ! rd.c trustee to CouIad Bez 5000
lsavt Of 2d-st, 'uXIHo; liz Fi-cLe. to q ono
Rroad@y No o Henry suydan and another o2ec- ,,o.o
2ot4s b. i To- o,5 VIZ 9'li' + c'' ana VIE 10 I.ooo
'srs, z,, - o B" OF l'A'e -'17' u N'''o 1880
class. rs. / It W of Ieznatolav. 2Izso Vr7in.a
MOin q, altp j u Ialll .-..--..-----' -ord
same property: Rose Sa 20 .chard l- Fox -,- e'Vlo
o. str, ts 'uftvo IcxinrOuaye, -uyoJ Joseph
Jacis-.''v' W :, Il II ari loi 77-3xI1O Ellen COO
p.n,.uranO nus. and TOD D. No NG-icr5 -----,. wv
Jaca- nave, cs lot Jl, lo xluu; same 10 Mary 700
''' o, 5}.cr 5}, II y, " D :i1cdogd $4,000
AIion.t v r. 7'.2 iiyn1tou-st. Z"lox 50; o,..
Laura tH H!iit. .ic 9 I'd 4 T. i, il aiIti e., '''""
7Aine pro, @.l 5'y; G a ,. l. iI'D'.''.'' $500
Jth-a.a. ST. cog q. ..ti-,f Xll5; aO Cd. .jiA-3t
IL itw " H;ii-lro XIII Benz i"'-aur j. o,I
..U wI.. 'oJ y t4.--r -.------...---.-. ',o,
s@c pop' 1yi B "I g. -.,lil DO J, E'I-I I '''''
EI;.se aua t-to 'J " Ir.il ..--..-- 40 I'D
Co.cr.aso,- goro. Z est =. @.oo' Pei-chuck --,
same property. i I.ircr to Mania PerschUes.- $40
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
Dipi1cro NJnccj.

CorrEa QUEEN MrSIvs CO.,
81 ANu#I Art-~r,
NFSy YORK. Jan, 10. l--i.
EIGHTEENTH DI}IDEND.-Ihc Board OF
4 trustee tfe Company have declared quart rE NV
I'd nd ~ OEL UU NURtD THOUSAND 'O.LAl.S IhF-
able toIpaAv- ocr I lcEtole-- ~ rr1f on ht ~i
January l.. 5 Transfer books clos" January 10 an" Ie"H
". II MARTIN. Treasurer
V'ENAS AND PACIFIC Railway COMPANY
Iha coupons due February J. ~ g. q the ilo GRANGE b.
ri lon nd - couranv VIII he p"id and afte, tlat
date N Of 3lercaut Trust IN any New 0rh
lItv. C. p SAL iIIsA1f, It''''li'4.
VNHE SAINT PAUL MlNNEAPOLIS x
4 MANITOBA RAILWAY co,
G3 WLItAI -f.. Nrw foHS,}
Jan IS i Z.
, u-nal quarterly Dividend o Two p". cent has h DAY
braI declare uA jlr Capital -toCs Of tins COMPANY pi91 1r
al and after February l. I-74. 10 stocAoIei7
-,cr r1r-f, books W.; closed three o'clock
on sry. january ig AMI VIII Ie pen at ten O'clock a. H.
JOHN : KENNEDY, Vicepresident
OFFICE CoyU,ryrAL I>-rRAN0F CoyT ,SY)
80. ''u Eluf.Nli. NlN.l .Ha, Jan D, 471t.
V7HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
non havr ti- 'rv deai -oI -.IilANN Al ~ ~ =
I~T DIVIDEND OF 7. RE AND \ HALD PEk 'tNl
urol CarIl W The Company. and rpon llt h' "l -
cinretn erpu- sad special reserve furc- l0r'p U 1l-
spaac- NJ , e' posssd Air o, 1874. eI'"d tn 0e n
pyD.ie f-rritg 0qoiusf cr cnJ'Gr1t0S 0hG Jr
rp,ai.r Oh dcuard. CYRUS PECK, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
Counlrn propertn for Sale ano Go Get.
Countrp prrpcrtn Uauteo.

NXrANTED.-A large tract of low-prlced
w We,t V.rg MIA trubeT lands GEORGL FORbLS, AZ
East 5-thst, New-lorA 'iy
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
Ciln }3ropcrtn 90 Eet.

Ciln .]ropcrtn 90 Set.
rINO IET-ctorrs lofts and buildings on Beck
man spruce FrlnEiort John " iIllm and Pearl sts.
I.VIAN.Dte S. HITTING. . EceAuAu-st
Gin pr,.crn Dan!ro.
EETC DESIRE 10 lease, on favorable terms,
w cncut Iro, rty ia v4Oa5 locations. CT EbI- Ian
& DRAKE. ! Bibe I-ouse.
WANTED. On n long lease. by an Old-estab-
W U-hrd ami perfectly Icsppu- le firm - ORE st1
cflC oaf OF dEav west W n u Ii-,t .e'W eA utto-
and Yry-sts 10 hc about - feet front - teet deep
ana stories. Apply lO f. d. los l,-Jt, $t"lO4A tiiJ
EYvANTED-aud will pay immediate cash for
W loOl Property IL cheap. PAUL TODD. Ii5 BfoaI
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
JoVHLE TRACK. THK. MOST .llMrRoEEp E4u II
NENI, AND THE FASTEST Nj tJNo4SI-
" NJ WI AI.~LIII II rAILIA
> ccIIY RIVER AND HAnEoH TRANSFORMATIONS

orc, I1cr ~, ~. ... .oal of Cort.autt-st
Consceuts Oi HOlst oi" "~lDeG as uIoctou ~ any i4'
cue world
CNIQCAILED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
order Tor delivery o. Al A.nI5 OI IeisI AMI l'
tlaICls, amy part OF TIE city.
ia AN HAEBOE TOWING AND RIVER AND L. u.
o.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
Fr!eht o. every descTlltlon pr0mlt
THE ERIE RAILWAY. now know as the
l. NEN-4vRE, LAKE ElIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangements Of trans from ChunbeIs-~treet Depot
81 HDaiy ,@ctpt sunday Day i-1pr,,s draw room
.I,a,hr- l0 g. tyeand me unaf AMI Chicago
(pu.taIy. '-t. Louis Limited LXpTcss.NO extra Chafge
lOi l,l ott'l- lt'd hes 10 i'tdI9i
il Nid2dia al IS /" "a M Salamanca ';'" u' Niefe-
laut cincinnati -.-u LOUIS $40 econ
day Connecting trains arrive Detroit 5.lV w. Toledo J--O
III Dt r4cihc Express ioi tho West sold Tram O
Pullman lv and sleeping oaciics % In .banton. 44Ita
iula.o. Niagara rails Cincinnati AID Chicago AOd Ani
EUArt -..rsiu4 caches t0 hlrus"
s - pm. .u.. .Ianl iOr Tie - est,
ln-'l"d ana fas,9c ~ a. a. '5. o. u ~ ~ 70 ~ n2on
Sunday $3.50 lO:-u ~ ltj f.5uS 9 . " J. midnight
F5lO U Iu G.3p 73O -.lj lJ:u and tuiduicAt.
O. -t $50 logo l.f5 $50 80 II ~ midnight
N,wUIs end Paegjon via Newatk oi1 $40 1850 Ia 90
az - u 80 lup pm and -- midnight SATURDAY Al--Is
S1lcru 20 lo:20a N I.lj $50 $50 ClO s:lJ and 2
Waiv1,.7 5g amt 8opm.
hoqaoa' a,i Kingston and Montgomery IN 4:8o p m
Gostn , ,.5lj 1920 a:3o $50 4.3O 5 sljpm. sun
Midde;oNn 100 lo5Oa $3.50 40 ss.ljpIa sunday
e"O i'.-' m 900 ". Tue trans a N and 4:O . u
,,v.n'Df VI! AlGaL9 haroa' al Aa.u-st. The 9 a II
Port j,lus 50 9 l62o am 4.ao 70 SIS p III sun.
Boa- sd st quarter OF and quarter after each hour
nom '.l'- "a do 10 u" - m every thirty minutes sui
GOm lotJ p m % l245 a m every nOIr ~
Ticket- '4t a-.are and aparf eIs Drawing Room and
Sleeping coaches can Dc obtained ana orders che IN
Nos .lI spl Or 81 Broadway. - Wost..t X y No :
Court-st.. Hrootiyn, OF at ihe on lsIys LspotS
I2press trains from the West arrive II NewYOrk at 7ll
'~o J1IfH ~ ABBoTT GenI Pas.'r Agent >c,g.YorS
NORTHERN RAILOAD or NEW-JLRSEY
~ Trains leave for Engiewoo4 Closter Pier-non; an
y midnight sundays 7 8 au ant 7.lJ ID.
Nauuai, spring Valley and Monsey 40 10 IL 80 10
'' lDfIN y ABBOTT. Gcn'I lass'T Agent, Kew. Oh
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22

A LARGE. sunny pleasant room, second floor,
- = Ln...--.A... .lI.-. 81 NJ ".
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22

'sNO RENT.-45O MadisOn-avc., Il handsomely
i lfrlsh.d second door, &c -ertuces
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
Brooslnn propertp for Sale ana Go Gsi

IDIOTS OF LOW PRICED LOTS in Brooklyn
7 for investment RULAND q WHGrlNG,5 Beckniat So
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-05-09
AESERHbEE N,
Surprise Parsies--A Pleasure Trip On the
Bay-Death Ofan Esfimabfe Iady-The
Grove Church Repaired.

Surprise Parlies--A Pleasure Trip on he
BRy--Death ola Esfimabie Latiy-The
Grove Church Repaired.
Rev. o. F. Burgess pastor of the Southern
Methodist Church, was surprised with visit
from large number of friends and members OF
his congregation, last Tuesday evening, and his
larder was left wei! supplied with edibes of all
kinds.
was had at the Presbyterian parsonage. Misses
Gertic jackson, Katie Krouse, Maggie Travers,
Carrie Cole, Annie Arnold, Master Brit Osborn
and others, surprised the occupants of the par
sonagc completely. The young ladies and their
escort were heartily welcomed, and spent de
lighliul evening, which was proiracied to late
hour, leaving behind them many substantial
evidences of genuine goodwill.
The schooner Annabel, owned by Bay " Get
ty, Baltimore, and commanded by Capt. Bird,
on Thursday, May LIST, took II number of ladies
and gentlemen across the bay to Kent county,
starting from Swan Creek in the morning and
returning in The evening. The day was delight
fully spent. Capt. Birds polite attentions add
ed not little to the enjoyment of the trip.
The funeral of Mrs. Molie Wells, wife of Mr..
Thomas A. Wells, took place at the NJ. H.
Church on Sunday afternoon last and was large.
ly attended by her many relatives and friends
Rev. G. G.. Cronin, of the NJ Il Church, OF
which the deceased had long been IL member
conducted the obsequcs, assisted by Rev. w
w. Campbell, of the Grove Church. Rev. o. f
Burgess was also present. The pail bearers
were Messrs James l.. Cole, II. q. Wells, H.
NJ. Courtney, o. N. Cole, Geo. Slice and &. l.
Cole. Mrs. Wells was devoted Christian and
in all respects IA most estimable lady.
The Grove Presbyterian Church, which has
been under repairs, is now completed, and is in
every way greatly improved.
Mr.. Elijah Phippin is i'll with nilammatorJ
rheumatism.
Mr.. II. G. Michael and granddaughter are il
Downingtown, Pa. STRANGER.
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10 TEaE PEOPLE OF HARTFORD
COUNTY.

was AT the late session of the Legislature, and
probably for the last time your Senator having
been elected as IL Republican, largely by Demo
cratic votes
| cannot let the session, with all its fonlly
cherished associations, pass away without some
public statement of my feelings and of your
standing in the councils of the State through
your representatives in the House of Delegates.
Some of the counties had their ablest and their
most experienced citizens i'm the State I.eeis la-
ture, yet am proud to say that while Hartford
had men who were all without experience in
legislation in the House of Delegates, no delcga.
ton was more respected for its fairness or exer-
cised greater influence in the State Legislature
than the four delegates from Hartford county,
And while expect but little, because am one
of the dospsed Black Republicans, lake pleasure
in saying that in all our int Intercourse, and it
frequent and intimate, was treated by these
wool-dyei Democrats with distinguished kind
ness and consideration and as to public matters.
will also say, that while party lines were seldom
drawn in the State Legislature, when they were
drawn, no case occurs to me in which these gen.
tlemcn We're not on the side of reason and fair
| ness aud on that side that best promoted the in
tcrests of their State and county.
Very Respectfully,
April 20, 1884. II. M ALLEN.
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w edding Bells.
OSTllEINE- KNOFLER.

OSTHEINE-KN
quiet Though pleasant wedding took place,
last Thursday evening, May LIST, at the residence
of Mr. August Knoller, Bel Air. 1t was the
marriage of his daughter Amelia to Mr.. Geo. IL.
Ostheine of Fallston. The Rev e. d. Finney
oflicated. The parlor was tastefully decorated
with evergreens and flowers, prominent among
which was the traditional horseshoe Promptly
at half-past seven the contracting parties, pre-
ceded by the ushers, Mr. j. l.. Ostheine and Mr.
l.. A. knotler entered the room, and the nuptial
knot was tied. After the congratulations, re-
freshments &c, the bridal apparel was charged
and Mr. and Mrs. Osthene started on short
trip. There were none present but the nearest
relatives of the happy couple. The bride, a beau
tiful blonde, isa young lady of refinement and
| taste. She wore white India linen, handsomely
trimmed with embroidery and flowers. The
groom, demi- blonde, wore the conventional
black. MIR. Ostheme is we'll known in this part
of the county as a man of culture, and is highly
esteemed by all his neighbors. He is having
built in Fallston pretty and commodious resi-
dence and storcroom and shop combined
When the buildings are completed they will
settle down to house keeping and to work, with
| the best wishes of their many friends,
ONE OF THE WITNESSES
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE SCHOOL COMMISSION
ers met at their office, in Bel Air, ON Tuesday.
Present, Messrs. Arthur Vosbury President,
Franklin Whitaker and w. IL. IL. Whiteford
$115 was appropriated for continuing the fol-
lowing colored schools portion of the summer
term: For Nos. and 3, of the LIST district ;
Nos l and of I'd district Nos. 1, and 5, OF
Sd district, $40 each for No. 8, of Sd district,
$50 ; for No. l, of 9th district, $25.
Several bills were passed, including that Of
Geo " Mitchell, for building school house No.
| z, Cd district $3.50,
Commissioner Whteford was requested to
ascertain what repairs are necessary on colored
school No. 3, fifth district.
Petitions for new school houses were received
as follows For u colored school near Swan
Creek Landing, I'd district for a coiored school
near Federal Hill, 4h district for white school
near Mt Vernon, 9Th district Lots have been
offered free of charge for boh The colored
schools and $50 in addition t. the lot for the
colored school at Federal Hill
Application was made by persons interested
| for new school house at Rutledge's, fourth
district; for a school house at No. 8, first dis
trict, and for school house Mt DOZENS Corner
! In the Big Woods. A lot has been promised
free of charge for the school house at DOZENS
Corner, in addition to hauling and masonry.
Messrs. Henry and Frank b. McAtee also ap
piled fora school house at Cunningham's Cross