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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-18
Under The Trees.
Huntington Haw keye. !

~NN%
That is about all the summer boarder can
find to do. He complains and growls be-
couse
The steak is tough.
The coffee is thick.
There is fly in the milk.
The pic crust is tough.
The berries are sour.
The eggs are boiled too hard.
The napkin is sOiled
And he never has TO put up with such
things at home and isn't going TO stand it
out here. He is right because at home
Instead OF steak he eats liver.
Instead OF coffee he drinks chicory.
Instead Of milk he drinks ?
Instead of pie he eats grocery cookies.
Instead OF berries he eats dried prunes.
Instead Of hard eggs he eats stale lined
ones.
Instead of solled napkin he uses the Ia
ble-cloth.
You can usually tell what luxuries man
is accustomed TO in his city home by the
amount Of growing ne does at country
boarding house.
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Base Bail Yesterday.


At Buffalo-BuGalo %, Philadelphia Z.
At Chicago-Chicago Is, Boston 3.
At Cleveland-New York 9, Cleveland l.
At Detroit-Provideuce Q, Detroit 3.
AMERICAN AsscCIATIOS.
At indianapolis Metropolitan II, IndiaDap-
oils 4.
At Columbus-Athletics 3, Columbus /.
at st. Louis--Virglnia IT, St. Louis 3.
UNION ASSOCIATION.
At Observation-Disclosures ., National /.
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Summary
$50 trot, purse $500
Kansas Cifv Races.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept. 17.-At the in
tcr-state fair the weather was delightful, the
track good and the attendance estimated at
10 600
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-18

The reputation
OF Hostcttcr's
Stomach Bit,rrs
us n preventive of
epideInics, u stom-
achic, All inyigor-
mt, general re-
stoTatiyg, and r
epoeihc for fever
and aguc, indigcs-
ton, bilious ancc-
tionS. rheumatism,
nervous debility,
nal
weakness, is eS-
tablished upon the
round basis OF
more than twenty
years experience,
and can no more
be snalien by the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-18

claptrap nostrums OF uuscientifc pretenders,
than the everlasting hills by the winds that rustic
through their dehles. For Gale by all druggists
and dealers generally
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TEST YUUR BAKINH POWDER TO-IAY,
Brands advertised absolutely pure
CONTAIN -AEHnGGNEA

Place a can top down hOt stove until heated, RI
reove the cover and smell chemist will not be
1uired to detect the presence OF ammonia.
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NETWORK. WEST SHORE q BUFFALO RAILWAY
Trains leave Dosbrosses Coandt and foot OF ss
For Chicago Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls aud BuAo
'sp. m.
For Newark Rochester. Syracuse and oneida $50 m
u
Utica little Fas Fort Plain Canaoharis Port Jackson
Amsterdam $50. ll:2o a. nj * ,. m
Albany and Catskt ~ $50. II 20 t;30. g D. m.
Newburg Kingston Highland, Poughkoepse s. S90 ll2t
a u; $40, 4:30. y p. IN.
DAILY. Other trains daily except Sunday.
BUFFET PsTor Cars on $50 and ll2O a. m. and 490 p
for Albany.
PsrlOr buffet Cars $50 a IN train for Syracuse and
Rochester.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars on p train for Buffalo
Tickets and time tables stations Offices Of the com
pany Jersey CITY PenDsyvania Railroad Station Brooklyn
No Courtst Annex office, foot FultOn-s; s3S Fulton
a., and No DeKalbaye; New-YoLk CITY, Nos: l62. 207
20l 1913, ll9 S46 l323 Broadway. No Union Square,
1877 othayo, No 1853 East 25th st. Pennsylvania RR Sta
ton foot Deslrosess, foot Corandtst, and West shore
ststioR foot West k2dst
HEsRY AoNETT. Cen Pass Agent
~ btatSst
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DOUBLE TRACK. TIE MOST IMPROVED ,E9UIH
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
CTARIN'S

STARIN'S
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
ONCE Pier IL, n. R., foot Of Cortandt.st.
Consignments Of freight forwarded directed any
VI the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery all kinds Of freight and
shandise to any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARDoP TOWING AND RIVER AND HAT.
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight OF every description promptly bghtered to any
IN the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CEAr-
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN II. sTARIN for NEw.HAvEN. leaves Piei
IS, n. r. foot Of COruandtst, at p. daily SUNDAYS
erceptedl
Freight for points D. L. W. r. r. received at Pier
For Now-Haven and points Fast. ct Pier 10.
NORTH SHORE STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Miles foI
Ten Cents via Steamers from Pier l. K r., foot OF White
hall.st
CENTRAL sHlPYARD, Communipaw. N. J.-Dry Dock&
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appertainng tho
construction and repair Of Ye.sels
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0flchfrs.

A ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
N. Of all gTades tutors lecturers companions
de- circulars schools free charge Ia those employ
CONRIERE& co, 81 East l1th-st. Union square.
A GENTLEMAN for French and German
~ salary 81 200 another for reehand drawing and Eng
lsh Grammar school Assistants 10 go West Apply 10
A. LOWELL < CO.. 10 Astor Place n y. CITY.
A TEACHERS, Tutors, GOvenesses, sup
parents FLORENCE FITCH. % Union square
MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
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ysc Pupils, Families Schools Colleges Circulars Of Good
Schools with reliable Information, nee TO parents skilled
Teachers always wanted Application form Tor stamp -
W. SCHERMERhORN d Co. Z LIST l4th'st., 4 L
/ AIDES AS RESIDENT TEACHERS.-The
II higher English branches mathematics aud music IN
strumena and vocal music also for English French Lat
Methodist another Tor mathematics ana natural sciences
French lady teacher another with German and needle
boarding school German tutor with Lngsh
for family III city. H. HES'E 80 West ~ stst
TEACHERS WANTED.-Ladies: Expert
j Cnced Kindergarten for Normal school French and
man German French English aud muse for city families
spoken, English and music; French ard English
family French German American French for
eral French German drawing and music Gentlemen:
Mathematics and English Yale graduate mathematics and
COMPOSITION Baptist French German. classics and English
mathematics and military tactics Wet Point graduate pen
manshp book keeping FOR city school Many other
riOr teachers wanted for september Apply 10 Mrs NJ j.
YouDgF Amer. Il Fol- Teachers Agency % Union 50
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
Il NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
ARRANGEMENTS Of trains from Chamber,.st Depot
eoaches TO Bin lamton Emrs and Buffalo. Sleeping
6p daily Isl Louis Limited" ExpressNo extra charge
Tor fast tme-Pumsn sleeping Coaches TO Buffalo arriving
Detroit ~, gm ssamlnes 5;o5 ann Cleveland go m;
9U Oc 991 ana nnSsnspos me
eP DailyPscnc Express for the West solid Train OF
Buasio Niagara FALL Cincinnati and Chicago Hotel and
Buffet smoking Coache, TO Chicago.
las $50 $40 $40 $50 $40 $40 80 1880 m u midnight
sq Fs5sy:oa 9S9 aS7S noon i $40
days $50 1920 m rs $50 Q , m II midnight;
and Paerson via Nswag e'O az $lS
nights only sundays O. q m 3lO $50 D N.
suaern $50 1920 lib360 800 $40 Sl5 m and ~
midnight Sundays $3.50 1920 m las $3.50 IN and u
warwick 1850 m 4:sOpm
RondOut aud Kingston and Montgomery o 4.sO m.
Goshen ! 700 1920 m $3.50 800 Aso SIS pm sun
Siddieown 100 iS2d m $3.50 40 s,l5 m Sunday
$3.50 loo sSo N The ,rsns sns and 49,
Port Joryis 40 ios6 N $50 Sio m. sunday $50
Boat. leave quarter of and quarter after
from 540 TO l045 every thirty minutes and from
Tickets FOR passage ANA apartments in Drawing Room and
Sleeping coacs obtained and orders for tic checking
i en- 4o q SsSSy ' 3
RoCEyp or At TN the SOppanys PSPSs v
''V 10 JOIN n ABsoFT Genq Passr Agent. NcwYert
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY.
Nyaek $50 ioSm 40 $50 $50 Gao $50 I'i m II n n
night Sunday an and 7;lspm
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey 1;lo 10 am $50 m
JOIN N ABBoTT. Gsn1 Psss'r Agsat Esu.Ysrk.
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New putllralions.
PHILADELPHIA CALL.

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1t will make you laugh half hour daily from Saturday TO
Saturday For sale by all newsdealers Five cents copy
Read-Sncker- Iaugh-ROar
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Ocean Gteamers
BORDEAUX LINE.

BORDEAUX LINE.
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NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT a
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From prentice. Wallst Ferry BrOOklyn
Travellers for France, spain and Italy, Pyrenees. Pau
Nice &c will time and expense by taking this line
wne $50 10 500. second CaDn 300
SteeTage, S2j. For passage apply TO .l,.,, 40 ,or.,
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Jnelrnrtlor.
For Bows and Young Men---City.

CCHOOL OF MINES PREPARATORY
- SCHOOL, - East 45ths introductory 70 all scientific
Colleges. j. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS, g. E IN D. Principal
VHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. 721
/ Madisonayc near G4th4k, Dr. H. II. CHAPLIN, Prinel
pal English classical pri nary departments Gymnl
stun. New building, complete IN ITS appointments The
e4th school year Just begun.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1 ,4s1
4 Broadway near 42dsi Attn year. Primary, Commercial
DENTS HOBBY. W. l. AKIN. Primo pls
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Gtednboats ano Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- MODEL. FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington.

~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Trains eav iroEi Pennsylvania r. r. Depot
EXCEPT qPd 81 w ExfRf and h all RSns ssSa
coaches to Chicago Cincinnati ST. Louis Connects for all
%6SIeHT daily for washington and West
sPpy az 2Ge SlS ana q Broadway Court
FOR NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave, Peck
Il Slipat} m and IL p m Sundays eIceptedl ~ n
steamerirrvesn tine for early trains North ana East
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU
p aTe Il BY any % 9Sf' East '''
EOR BOSTON. FARE ONLY @3.
steamers I a2s aRy EXCEPT DtG saay o9 Sn @ r.
''y''' al F X poPplE GEM Agt, III westst
FoR B " al f%Ps S2s =
Best rSgte TO Ne%RoY f xF EXP from Fer ~ r.
at 8 p. N. steamers PILGRIM and BiIsroL Coauecton
s1S sse Cd si N a i5s d5s on
Agent9. GEM Pass. Agent
NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route.
TO BOSTON. So. WORCESTER $3.50. NASHUA, So IS.
PORTLAND, 49, and no transfer
steamers CITY OF WORCESTER
CITY OF "NEwYoRK.
Pier SS 80 Sen Psl Sy sseS ah Pr
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRA \ III, d Rk;
in Nowror8 ss S Ip.rty..
go5 EnSo7 pRs RaSSs
an Nor 49, Sa G1 sundsy: tOoot5 am via rennh R
G6T an s va F p s4ef RslS1s 49, II
$50 800 M su sGSSsy 40, U @ pm a
FH 4 snG Ks sfG
j 3 sour e Ps2 100 Sq5 14 mot
S na rt toPSns A.suy
m S0 400 For Keypogt va Ph6ladoIPnia aTd
D. M For vineiand. BrigeCn, Atlantic CITY 81 l5o
e. e IA H e RI SoGP RR Aits saDs
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER MISUNDERSTANDING Nov. 1s 1883
49, west Western SswYoTE Northern Express with
$40 No. Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining e9T,
oRPns at IA Ua S sdso @ m ne2 day.
1850 chicago EIpres' drasnsroomc cars to Canaan
II m Western NewYOTk and Northern Express. with
6 Hbsny Troy and Utica Erpres.
q NJ ACCOMMODATION to Albany and Troy Cor >,,.1,r.
Fails Bnalo Cincinnati except Saturday. Toledo Detroit
Nth sleeping cars to Syracuse and to
Pacde EXPRESS with sleeping Rochester,
Buao Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago ST. Louis Os"e'
81 H'G Night E1PTss. with sleeping car. to Albany and
T Tch c .2eeef Saturday T5 Sfns au' '
@ ana Sfa as sra"T and At %sscC Express
oice place and $50 and w BToa4way and ~
fTu Williams .,.o,,,, ar. can b.
proSGTed any offices NewYOrk City and as
s9s os sd 6r a SiC CHECKED from
These trains daily. All others daily eIfeg Sl9oay
''G M s1Derntendent General Passenger Agent
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Boston and the East Al rail from Grand Centr. Depot
a. M D. M paior ear attached ana 10 p with palace
s4UT. leaves e a. wen Pa'fp @
arrives at Newport 1875 D. m P2IoT S4rs az
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING

RAILRoAD
NFW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBERTI TVS N0RrH -, slE bIs poa,.
from Brooklyn Bridge Pier.
TIME TABLE-TAKING EFFECT NOV IS. 1893
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
ii $gGGo'p M SUNDAYS at Si5 a m, $50, i2:OOp m
Direct connection at Wayne junction for GeImaptoEn and
Chestnut Hi Al COlumOa-avo for Manayuns, COnsh0
hocfen and YorrfstOwu
DRAWING. ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
returning leave PHILaDELPHIA Sn,h a1a Green; o6
1890 30 n32 LOO m' ld5 iS45 540 20; d2 zoo
EcTt's: ;is s2S 600 100 $780, $40. $50
gos zoos. 1,si m, ~ 400 S3i, 7'28 p. SUN
For wILLIAMsPORT at 6:4j. 7i5, 900 NJ. 345, 400
p.
For sUNBURY and LEwIsBURG at 6.l5, 7:45 a. m, 3l5,
M Ia }E5S s st s q 5 5' "a
For SCRANTON at 6:i5. 900 m. 3:i5 p m.
For w1LKEsRARRE and PITTsTON at 6i5. 900 a. NJ,
100 1870 34j $50 p. m. sundays at $50 p. IN.
For DRIFTON at Gas a. m. 3:I5 p.
gor TAMAQUA at 6:45 745 800 m loo. $780, 3A5, 400,
For BFTHLEuTM AL ENTOWN and MAUCH CHUNK
at Gao 800 m. lU0 $780, 945. $50 p. III. Sunday at
For EAsroy at e:i5 M, 100, 1880, o40, 400, $50,
$3.50 p IN. Sundays, $50 pm
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 900
m, $50 40 p N.
FG Soe 80 M sundays iso p M -
For soMERvILLE at el5 900. 1890 lll5a n 100, l:30.
S S al a 500 o S iso 53o 500 PO 2OO O'' H. DUN
d6 M @ 49, o9 200 aa2 5 70 S 49, 49, 80
ZOO zoo $40 1890 1870 p m SUNDAYS at 800 s:ij
a. IN. 1870, 400, $50. 900 100 p. m.
For ELIZABETH 6.15. 6s5. 7:lJ 7.t5 500 $50 900
$50, 1000, 1890 ll5, ~? M l2;l5 l:o96 '3l zoo
$40 900 els $50 s. 90, 1880, 500, 5:45 go 1890
II:3O 1900 m. SUNDAYS vt 800 S45 m. 100. 400,
$50, 900. 1900 pm.
SE% Sd 200 az 7lS 739 500 Sc.
lis zoo %so 500. So 100 i:56 500, BIS $50 5:i5
900 sl5 $50 TOO. 7:3O, $40 600 9;45. 1890 Ills,
l2;o0pm m. SUNDAYS az 500 $40, 1913 IN, 1900 m.
For LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, &C.. tAl raiD at
BOO SIS m, 1890 400 900 pm SUNDAYS except
ocean Grove at400 lO:45R
For FREEHOLD--At 5, sl5, II a m, 1880, 4, 6p m.
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT az S:l5
a. m $780, 4i30 p with through parOr on 43O p IN
train
FOR VINELAND and BRIDGEToN at l;3o p.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pisr No. s, North River, via SANDY Hook.
For LONG BBANCH. kATONTOWN, etc., at p m
Tickets he procured q foot Ibertys Fer no North
River 81. lr2 207 2626l, al, 4lO I'll 94 l3l7, and
1913 broadway 757 and 54s Gthavej Rivingtonsti 10
orecnwic.St 3nS East l2jh.s and principal Hotels In
NewYork City In BROOKLYN at Nos Courtst ll6 hroad
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Summer Resorts.

THE ARGYLE.
"A. BABYLON, !. !. ~ HOURS FROM Ny.
OPENS NAY. 3lST
Under new management and at attractive rates.
Descriptive circulars RICHARD H. sTEAHNS.
A THE BELMONT. New Brighton, Staten
~ lsland; two nItes from landing overlooking bay
or at BELMONT
COMFORTABLE LARGE ROOMS in a farm
~ house; can two large families 80
miles from city; 70 minutes from station Hudson River Rail
road. Address G. NJ, tortandt.on Hudson.
CATSKGLL MOUNTAINS.
" TRENPER HOUSE. opens June 10. Terms SO 30 per
dsy speclai ARRANGEMENTS by the month The proprietor
Tuesday OF each address
J. IL. TREMfEk, JR. PlPnicia. Ulster CO. y. y.
ISLE OF WIGHT.
/ LAWRENCE STATION. LONG ISLAND
The OSBORN HOUSE, - cottages attached viii open
June4 Engagements be made 1or co;tagc cottage
flats or rooms IN she hotel Address W.LFISH,
ONCE Of the Ise Of wight Co. Is Broadway.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
VI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
open May !. For particulars apply 3l5 Madi-onaye
MANSION HOUSE, Brooklyn Heights.
Nk Directly opposite Walst. y. v Four minutes walk
from Fulton Wall-st. Ferries
superior accommodate for gentlemen and families at
reasonable rates select family transient hotel
DAVILION HOTEL and COTTAGES,
Islp, Long Island open. House heated with steam.
JAMES SLATER, Of the Berkeley" 1thayc 9ths
owner aud proprietor
DR0SPECT HOUSE,
L SHELTER ISLAND
l. l.. y. YThis popular and weilknoyn hotel will open
June 49, For diagrams 81 and other Information
call address the proprietor
ID. T. HATHAWAY, No. 1876 Maiisonaye, NcwYork.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On and after Feb, ~. 1854;


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE,
Trains leave via DebrOsses and COrtlands eres
HaTsSars s Pitt.Surg the West and South with Pullman
fTo al Dining
M @ AZ CORY Tor fussve
the @ 4sS sn1aHS
WsssPTto1 Essul ar ds:G and f
and @ R R IN p m and IL night via and O.
FOR Atan: cz s1Ssgs nth through car Pm
ES SF Bfa @ unc0n station.
s%n55y r. aS $$;Sn5
jersey city afording speedy and direct transfer for
Trains arrive From Pit..burg $40 and 78S and
loo m daily, and a m daily except Monday From ron
S1snfQn o aRS Bd6S sS So snnaa az go @
S5 s4a From FG 5 S S ESQ., s1
S4ssp s MoRndag 80 $40 S4B itsS
6:2O, 1:S5, $40, 1905. 1920 and 1915 D IN.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
fuE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS Each, WAY wEEK;D2A,Xs AND . ON
0'D PiHiIAII = IN SH NSEw:Y6RB
DOUBLE TRACK. TIE. MOST IMpRoyEIRS JE9UIr
MEN hA MP WITH EHF EAs5F5T EsHF aSESi'
Express NswYork via Desbrosses and corands
S5S S'7 9Se s g H q and 10 Limited H. 1l1O
10 limited and 10 m; l. o. Z aid p. m and - night
Trains leaving New.YOrk dolly except sunday 1920 $3.50 ana
1lOa m. l. g 4, and p connect at Trenton for
Camden 800.
Returning trains leave Broadst Station Philadelphia 1901
3.lJ 500 t. except Monday 800 $3.50, s:20 $50
H. ard m Ginnled Express 49, and 5:2Q 2 m
g. A. O. $40, 7:lO 745 and on sunday 100, $40
800 4, 1856 800 l520 Limited, $3.50, 49, 746
and p IN. Leave Philadelphia via Camden, 800 a. IN
daily except Sunday.
Ticket Offices 485, $40 and e44 Broadway, Aston House
foot of Desbrosse and COItRndt Streets COurtst
and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot OF Fulton;st
Brooklyn: Jushs Hotel HObOken; Station. Jersey City
EmsrSnt Ticket Office battery Place aud Castle Gar
aen.
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES r. PUGH, ]. II. WOOD,
General Manager General PaSs'r Agent
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Tickets can he procured at foot Liberty Pier No North
River o. lo2 267 257.26l, 27l 4l0, 72 944 1877 and
32S broadway 757 and 749 Gh-avej Rivingtonst 10
orecnwichSt 3nS East l2jtst and principal Hotels In
NewYork City In BROOKLYN at Nos COurst lls rroaa'
wsy; s38 FultOn.st; 2lO Manhattsn-ave.; 7 De Kab.
ave. 1891 Ailsnticave In Hobokep 264 Nsshin St.
Y Transfer will call for and check baggage from
hotels or residence to destination,
]. e. wooTTEN, Gen. Manager; c; @, HANCOCK, 9; P.
and A. p BALDWIN, q, f. A, ll9 Liberty ST., N z.
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Steamboats, anb Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
Leave Pier Al n r. foot Of Canast every week day at
BTckets sold and baggage checked TO all stations
New York Centra II. and also tickets Of the ~ y ana
IT, r.. good passage and statcIOOm DeItu' hoOns
warmed
LrOR RONDOUT AND KINGSTON,
i Landing at Cransons West Point Cornwall New
burgh Marlboro, Milton, Poughkecpsie and EsOpuS, ,
Steamboats, JAMES W. BALDWIN and CAIskII LII leave
daily at p M, Pier foot OF HaTrisonst, \. IL.
vT'ROY BOATS, CITIZENS LINE.
Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave Pier
A. North River foot Chris0pherst daily except saturday.
at D. connecting with morning trains Tor the NOrtn ana
West. Sundays steamer touches at Albany.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenge
IL trains depot foot Of Corandt and Desbrosses s
S:lO M $40 and p for Easton, bethlehem Allen
town, Reading, MAuoh Chunk, Nikesbarre 1Owanda wa
verify Ithaca Geneva lyons Bn9l9 anu the vest Pm d
D, M for Easton, Bethlehem and COolay. -.
Trans lelvng $40 and $40 p m connect Tor
train local for Manch chunk Mauch Chunk
GeIer Eastern onee corner Church and Cortland ss
l.. b. BHlNGTON, e. Z. A.
MEXICAN CENTRAL RAILWAY
OPEN FOR BUSINESS.
SEVEN DAYS FROM NETWORK TO THE CITY OF
MEXICO.
On April the entire line Of the Mexican Central between
FL Fas6 and Mexico will he open for passenger
and freight business completely equipped with Pullman
close connections FL PasO with all Eastern and
Pacific Lines.
ID D ROBINSON. F. L. PARKER,
General. Manager General Passenger Agent.
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n free To parents Please give particulars. T.. MIRIAM
COYRiEBE Il CO.. 81 Fast l7th-st~ Union square
A-CHOICE COLLECTION of school circulars
~ with udcous advice To parents and guardians Pofcs
sors teachers I'm every art and learning recon-
men ed 10 colleges schools and families Reference the
families OF Hon Hamilton FISH Secretary Ev1lts. cyrus w
Field. Nine. HESSE, 80 West 2lstst. New York.
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Art Schoc.s-City,

Art SchoG-s-City.
AIRS. LOUISA B. CULVER will receive pupils
NE beginning Tuesday. oct. III, in DRAWING OIL and
WATER-COLOR PAINTING, STILL LIFE FLOWERS
and LANDSCAPE CHINA PAINT Nc and DECORAIION
STUDIO No. 80 MADISON-ANE.
References
Mr. D. HUNTINGTON, Mr. WILLIAM HART Mt
JAMES HART, Mr.. 4. +. BELLOWS.
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Gltnations fnante0-- MaIes.

N manly a Young man age u willing work at auy.
thing. JOHN CREGAN 2l9 East I'D st. top roor
DUTLER or WAITER.-By a Frenchman,
ID middleaged single private family; good city refer
ences; city country Call address j. T. No 80 East
35th.st third floor
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A FURNISHED FLAT of eight rooms; ono
~ block from Central PARK May l to October l, to
small family; others tn excellent locations.
EDGAR LEAYCRAFr, l,5if Broadway