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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-11-14

1850 W
nIdny Democrats iolnfy " Sssr<r
ovsr their rlorieuo Victory "Wednesday
r,~hfP You ~, ,hev ala, Anil Alright
ercrrr slme thew had. too. <<,wsroos
Renuhlj.an, (oine1 iii and helnei the
Rr,lIla II >rrrarnnrc ofthInes. TIE town
80 literally nainfcd = most bcautifnl
cer,nine. The Publication was ushe,edl
a. ~ y sslrfc ~ - cnns. from me nftiil-
erv souad under command ~ Sergeant.
Y1tr~x Mc,rhior. and The squad continue
- Grfog minnie ~rns t'll nflrr ~ o'clnck.
~ : o'clock procesefor was fnrmed
o..dcr cosnn, and 81 Chief Narshsl Georg'
FRIEDMAN. with several able assistants.
stretching ewsv mile long ~ more
Nth torches. franfparencIeP. hammers,
elee c,uhs. growing rooslero, doh horns,
fre works. ~. &c.
The procession wss ia ~ ne Star
Mana WITH its heontifrl music followed
~ ~ cleveland nrd Hendricks Young
men. hearing torches: then came the Jas
~ ace club ola hickory wagon. verv
Handsomely trimmed With manners.
foy~hes. and filed win me beauty and
ehjvnlrv az Jaspfr making the welkip
vfnc With aweef melody. This wa foY-
1cwed ~ indicrons payment Of bet-
e,rg .,ehs. NJ. John r. Gardner. n his
Rlsine enA Logan uniform. galIenlIv
wheellnr NJ nj a. Sweeney ~ . wheel
hsrrow. while fhe latter held aloft y
rleveland heuuor The whcelberrov
no followed b large number o. cl'''
1ena from she co,snsrv bearing torches
eud frNnerareDciee. when came me Csde'
'Denocr1tic Clee cluh. IN ~ wagon,
xkandeomelv trimmed, and singing songs
.of joy mi triumph. Next vas STAG
~ cluh from The eounsrv. n IN ~
wagon. drawn Nv two xcke Of cattle
Thu rluh h.d some excellent musician:
n ". ana performed some 6ne instru'
mental A. veil a. vocel pieces. The Wa
fSllo~ed Nv me Cadets with : sms'
@6rru< eovpe. that made ~ IL noise al they
]srked IN aee. and such : yelling fo'
~Cje~p)snA. Hendricks and victory. b no'
o ~ exrelled bv adults anywhere.
The pvacessIon massed II front ~ ~
Court hoDee where order va called b.
pres11enfJ. 4. Brel1. and IN eloQuen
aneerh 81 REORGANIZATION delivered Nv @
a. Trlopef. Eco Amer Ne finished chez
amer cheer We given for Cleveland an
Hen1rlcke. for The National victory. n
<(}rav end Msnsou and The State vicfors
/. 81 Hon. T.R. Cohh. ard NE es'Ient fcf
lor7he people @n CopGrpae. and vet ~
crowd Were not satisfied Init chilled ~
~ urn Mossr>. ro,re Pin. end a n
<0ue>nev. whnreach msde short epeerh'
81 regsrd to1he GlorIone victory. md n
ot1~mp( n sfeaI it'from Che people B
1o1ues. The sentiment fhet The fla
TvrsIdsOsial fraud <bas th's country vi
p>ereablv submit % wro rerpetrn'ed
s195ae 40 heartily -cheered and g
tcvsed.
me frr-wcvkswere ne most mai
-ni1ceo( ~ quality AMI largest II quaint
q EVER seem " Dubois county.
Menv residences and nearly I'll n
bueiness houses were handsomely Coco
X ofp1 and iijpminsicf.
~. Cam. Cox wa N toWD and dec's
.e1 ne entire crowd wsecraxy and
Wee pye<1v neer 40 himself
~. Cook. from near Ireland Iookt
.on the procession with lucphrio
-ccuoieoance ami ferce vsil faee. q
.oIGhei that NJ corI1n's believeihe gra,
3. r.'p.was dead, bu' maybe ihAt We
.funprI.
,Countv Ambition ecfuhmoehev's hon
go sa'd - take the palm for beauty
S0ocorn(I0u.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-11-14

Nea<ly every nanufsciu ring city 4 the
ecooiry shows decided Democratic
Gain ~ fhe vofe ofl000. You eee NE s>r-
~ question did not hurt, but helped the
Democracy, and n Tho race had been
made npon that isene alone. Cleveland
wouM have carried = majority ~ tbe
Uorlhern e(asea- -- Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-11-14

vf~IlE undefsirucd c~rtIfe tIe mntI IoI
"a Jnsptr md Pe'trshu'R rco'e
rune 4 good hack. aud Will take pas'
ssnrcrs ~ f2.no mr. tic round trip
f'xrk ases of N Kinds ces'ied n season
aIle sntss. md wav rIrces acccmu.o da'
|icd. Leaves Irepev. Mcndnvs. Wcnu'f
|da,s and Fridays a z O'Clock 4: M, nnf
alternate dnye Osdera LEI
~ tho Posk -oIlco WIN ~ attended 70.
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Everybody Who knows anything of
Hon. Jsmeo n. Parker, knows hIs word
D - Good ~ BIZ bond. and either u -
Good ~ gold. He savs Inn recent letter /:
~The 0oIInsetto Pal has cured me or >
severn case of information 81 ne kIdneys,
end Tint. 90. amer had paid out about
NINETY dollars ior other remedIes end
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-11-14
10 HEIRS OF PETI'
rION To SELL. REAL ESTATE
STATE or INDIANA. 80.

Cor >TY % itrBpIs.
Dubcse Circuit cou't, January Term
AioIs Gramel~pacher and John ~.
Pleasant. executors ~ thc lass Will o.
Richmond AZ. Wclmsn. deed.
VS..
Rosa Wciman. Belle Welman. Felix
~ Gilman. MAY Mee-more. Gsorge Fried
man. John Gramcispncher. George Bur-
ger, UssuIda Dqrlauf and Eisam Mess
more.
|VOU are hereby notified thas che abov'
I named petitioners - Executors N
Inc estate ~ Richmond ~. Welman. o.
lceased, have fIlcd N The Duhoie Circn'
t'ours. ~ amended petition unkirR q
thereto. and prayinx therein
In os.ler aud decree % enid court, ~
I,horizino sl4c snlc of certain real eetai
|lhclor cling ~ ihc estate ~ enid decedcn
Hin mid petition described. N mske n
.|sets ~ nav ,he debts and liabilities .
.|sald estate and TINT said amended pc'l
|,ion - pending g. ~ for he' ting n eai'
llCiscuit Court 81 ne 6sh dav ot NC J"u
I|nnrv term. 1855. Of snid Circuit C"ur
'he same being The 10Th day q Jasunr'
v, Px7rn y (,osxAxx, Clerk,
III Il.Ix.<a irrtfif (Ouff.
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Ioo0s
Queen Dis''Iling Company, I. A,,sch-
Harry II. Logan. e"
Deli known. hss on the 10Th dav oil
ID Oriobcr. 1874. the above named'
ulainiiiI hy hi< niiotneys flied n The of-
iice cf The Cl,fk ~ The Dubois Circuit
Court. III complaint AZ inst Che said
~. nhsnt 10 hcsbove entitled cause -
rnl.rcc the collection of demand bv
nroceriin3s in Attachment and Gar
..i-'m.ni. aud comes now said pIainsiu
.,,d de- ,Ie affidavit 81 . competent per-
-nn. ihnt said deiendsni Harry n Ign
~ not resident ar The State ~ indiana :
said slcfeninnii l. therefore herebs mott y
fied 81 ,l,e filing ard pendency o. enld
against him. and Uuless ne rp-
|pears and answers or deinnrs thereto ~
|'lc calling of sid cause. or the second
|.la, 1T ihr next tern of said Court. 70 ~
lherun aud held AZ Tie Couft-l,o'a~f W
ia.,cr. mia County AMI State. ~ q
Firsf Monday 81 January. 1883. said
conplnin' aud ihf matters aud hing
therein contained and alleged will "
heard anj sIcierninfd " ~ absence.
PErEn n. 6osxA Clerk
ushoi- Circuit Court
i TrkYTon 3 JIr~1fr. P'Ir Aft'ys.
n Nov liih. 1854 3w. ID. $500
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-. CoUslzn. wy where 4 ne party y
D. IN. IrnEYrrx.
n n looking over door iyanscms Inlo
Bolvn LAX woods ehomber, and bee-
Gjne q ~ admitted % ehare ~ shelter
go hsIP 49, psepsre - iseo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-11-14

W.. S,;s; . ssss' 'I| ~ p'.''''''' ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-11-14

TrAyroR rIrxTtn. Aiiorrrvs.
Nov. l<.h. ,,az ~. Ir.f$sm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24

on the lake. celebrated for their nsh dinners are patron
lied this year more than in previous years
The COoperstOwn Fire Department. at the Firemens
tournament at CObeskill n Y, on Thursday. won all
Of the first prizes against many competitors on their
return they met at the drpot and by the citizens
and band and escorted through the principal streets OF
the village, amid large display OF fireworks. and were
addressed 10 ulatOry speech by Senator Andrew
Davidson.
The fol owing among some OF the arrivals during
the K:
FeHim0re Hoel-Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hardpnburz. Pro
fessor II. y Pierce and wife, New Brlnsw wick: W. r. f.
lockwood F. j. Parm"nter and wife. TT " N.Y. Senator
Arkcn and wife. Can johare, n. Y. John Jaburg aud
wife G. p. Gregory NewIork
Cooper Hors,-Mrs. W r. Mason and family, DR.. j. q.
Baldwin and wife, J. g. Baldwin IT,. A. F. Baldwin. Mrs
: A. TAYLOR A F. Burbank. GeOrg. +. stevens James l.
Libby, j. VI. Sherwood and wife. G. II Clvsll A. :.
Walker Mrs Richard w. Taylor Miss Taylor. Fred B.
Beach. r. Browning, New-York Mortimer Brown VI.
c. Ogden and wife Miss ogden. Miss smith, and Mrs
A. G. Scranton Brooklyn Mrs. E. :. Jackson, Yonkers,
NY.
central Hotrl-E. westbrook. F. r. Weaver. P c. Don,
Albany; r. A. Wood ami VIII. Nev-York; Carries NJ
ThrOO0 and wife, Schohire, NY. 4. Fl ". Dwight. Bo--
ton; william Hayes, Jersey City George Fenton, Brook
hD.
BaYard H0use-John II French Rochester. Ny; II.
W Benedict and son. Brooklyn: Misses Huntin gton'
Nevg- Nnrk
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FISeTo1 rs .on- Tie Rev Albert Gray, Dean OF the

fiSeron rs son, Tie Rev NbortZ Gray, Dean Of the
Episcopal college at Racine, VIE. 1900,
Professor H. c. Johnson, vice president Of the Lehigh
u iversity of Penn ylvsnia, and his family are new
corners 1t the Ocean Hotel
Sunset" Cox and Mrs Cox at the West End Hot l.
william WateOn and wife. Miss Lille Watson and Miss
C. Watson. all OF Orang' are occupying cottage NO. Oh
the Elberon
DR. r. Sander a noted physician Of Buda-Pesth Hun
gary Ia at The Ocean Hotel.
samuel Norment the president OF the Central National
Bank Of Washington, d. c. is at the Atlantic Hotel Win
his family.
Among the arrivals AT the Elberon are General ara
Mrs T. H. Hubbard, OF New York, who are AT cottage
IL.
Janson Hasbrouck the president Of the First National
Bank OF Kingston y. " and wife, Conrad suck
Mrs l. W Hermance Mr.. John Smith ana D. T.
Ostrauder and family all Of the same place are al the
Ocean Hotel. - , - n.
Mr. aud Mrs d. b. Van Emburgh, ~ New-YOrk are al
the ElberOn for the balance Of the season.
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RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
THE ARRAY OF HoRsrs AND CARR1AGEs-DIE
KIICMEN HENEEIT ENTERTAINMENI

THE ARRAY OF HORsrs AND CARR1AGEs-DIET
KITCHEN BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT.
RICHFIELD SPRINGS, Aug. 23-S. NJ. HamIl-
ton or New-York guest OF the spring House haH o
stable Of horses here the best perhaps ever at Rich
field In his stables may found superb Prince with
record Of 1856; Black Prince, record 2;224i Bunuo
Bill record 2:3O; Mitchell, who has made record OF
2:24 and a handsome bay team. William X ana Easy
Bflv which have trotted IN 23O double. He has also
two pro missing sta lions that will make good records in
time. II. l. Beard has wel-nached pair OF
clestnuts that he drives before an Eng
lish cart l. NJ Bates OF New-Yok,
has handsome team. gray and chestnut that he dilves
before phaeton. and bay mare that th' ladies' drVe
b fore a dog-cart Peter Mather. guest Of the NV
American has pair Of bays, sixteen hands driven tan
dem before a Victoria 0. y. Onttivis drives sorre
before q dogclrt Thomas r. Proctor, Of the spring
House alides the roads behind w"matched par
IL bavs W Wells drives a pair o. well match d bays
b fore q staud-up phaeon william Henriqucs has four
horses that ne under saddle and be ore VIC
tora Mrs Dr War drives pair Of bays he ore VIC
tora. Mrs s. Coll excellent mack team "Il'n
Is driven before an English cart. W G. Allen mas three
horses here all for sad lie Use. George H. Wilson uses
five horses fore "a Victoria and an English do--cirI
II ward Wcch ri'es fine black mare Inc hon
l. j Va eutc. Nj ~ or from Brazll, enjoys me Neau m
rides around Kchn"ii behind we'll ha' en- etni
barouchc Col mel J. Howard Gray OF Nrw-Nork' 'ldeS
Tnrb,lk H. eIrcl.tioni.t entertained large
dcucr 200 tl' American on TUESDAY ~ hl z. .
wallace 49,, the otr-m1u went INTO "cV' I'u'h- ,i
"Wednesday ON Lake Cana iird-o TO Jul p''i'u " Wv
MA cH with Tceuer ~cpcW0'r2. ON hii ddN Ht'I-
NOON o. ho .or or s.. H. Proctor ko-' ma George v A'
row . i mate ON o.. tdnadaraE LIKE 49,. . I'D.
~ ok fo Rg5l Iis boz sent fo th" pros dent or ne
New Y,i2 Dit kitchen ASSOCIATION. .hr proceed oI lev
entertainment given for the bon"h of ihd aluI 3
charity ou Trid ga evening. An -u-t =, hv ire td"s or l
Now America Hoto. ch he propr,tjor, slnu, ,
caE. the dInug-ruom of tc no ei Tor t"e ~" P"S n'
DO e. e.
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SOCIAL Joys All COOPERsTOWN.

CONFESSIONS, y. y, Aug. pa fair and
several rnterta nmcns nave been give by guests OF the
Cooper House assisted by several cz ns Of the village
fl winch considerable money has been realized and
scented t. Mis-. enmore cooper VINO hAs charge
Of he Orphanag.
Mr. p Enr1ank gave an evening OF readings at the
Conner House last evening The regular weekly hop
took place Oh Thursday evening AID was Largely at
tended.
The Hotel Fenimore had delightful and we-attended
hop last evening.
The hotels aud many private boarding houses are vel
filed.
The Three Nile Point House and FYeA Ae Foln' i"uSe
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\ W.
m ,... g.. ,... .....,.l man,. .,... ,,-.,k ,f
Iur -t't" HiI'' l'''f W '''
mid lay. and 40 the emf shovel uuF -ua ir''|rII
.,.,,, tn. liz Oh. ines IL there hat been
. Do ,... b ..r.t d.,
"h.d- lu Ii' HN''' N u4i-'. '' '-' q"
.r4r" tIv. Oh rr wls no In'nI-
..,,, ..s.,r..f," inf fa1.a uu,u the transact ou,.
.......
On results "I tue i'F must '' -'' "'" ' ' ."
mike heavy req. ilft sict of Ig stock, Ih'r Nti'
.... ..... .,,. .-. ., ...-,. ~. ,tI.,,,-..- os
'-'''" .
"-Huf linton ia ln' having '''n Whi' Jos. .''Iii- %
~ W.rln uath f. confirm nor den, rI' reports, d.
, .i,. f .,,ia. - r,. t.t , f .i. r-
.'' -., ID.
ii' T. li'H 10 '.. WIN -'..' TOT - .'''" '''- .
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THOUSANDS N THE CArsKrLLS.
INCIDENT, OF PROS EGors AND E>J'NNhL
erA-pN.

Avn o. - 4 &
I>''''>'' ~ '','
iNSoH,
KINGSTON AUG -''-Ih me- 'N,''"' ','' w.
Oh" week .uu-"i rush TO h" az -hi'' "n' '"' '''''
region is row t'rinng WIN Wis .''i' I'D P''' '" "
beer 40 10000 would probably n Il greatly oN'I'l' '"-
ruth
Touches OF hreh' color are 'l''''' '''u "A J" '''''
the 0rlou- green Of .h' mountain ~u'-. NV I'''"'
Wtllc seems to Doe the tt'i uuhW-'r'' '"' ''' ''
piuJ 90. and the CA .er "aItu. VINO r'u''' VIII" ''"
uaidcns must now penetrate thcke.s ana scale ih'
prcli,r to . euro Ga. brightest leaves.
Avtial uuo,uou I'm ortnouiphy has inst been -'''''
~ the Gr1rd Hotel oI Summit Mountain and ''r'' '"'
be-, hes moro freely m couscquo. cc. u BE- n' longer
">out.y uU" which torcr. mott u fine rear OF ih'
hoic. and ON whose summit some tluE To '''' '''"'
have been huII hut Nlh"' HIN "'" ""'" NV
ud more romantic ui.is and chem tnc man "ho 'fmr'N
owned tnc mountain D.. iouud o have been uo. ""'""9
d. course. but psuu Mr. NuuuL
There are several time drives ab 900 'n- resort. au"
many of he guest, have brought uoir private road rugs
win .ucn NJ. We k. ol GroosIyu. Ua. as'l DO sn-c
w.utouta.d Mr. smith. of Nrw york has brought ms
-2i uoycr Charles KeN and D.. f.. cor also of New
Noik drive % handsome team, ct Che same Is true OF
Nr Walker Of uonosdl.o. John r. Tnlor ha- been
rI n.in az novel o. cart drawn hy quick cppcr and
,r.ul.er Cnct ma..cI. ride. % high ST un- chestnut
add c-horsc Amoug the lady guc.ts who enjoy tine
sad are Miss DeGIrucndl, of New York Miss VI rtiH
OF PhfadcIpna Ms, go. and NJ. Gl. SOME OF these
often ride .rom ten to twenty miles iu "a day.
I.popuyti, of the t,r,u hat CD so g,ct ths ~clr
Tat There ac already rum'r' of iul
...r.clu,.f aud improvement hr mex. s.a-
A., ,t,l.d r,trud. enlarged dru..
,, anil .It.I..r AN . nc~..ips Am nIdtonI story and
,. .,. are. talked of In, hotel already occupies
l,,r .,.t.,,cuu.... The line running through t.c
t -,,, a.. t..,f ..e.t. q. .ap Iu D.Iaa.r. and
49,,
rd I D. 1OI -
Captain ui.cJ has created mH ID A' rest "N' ''''.'
%. Id 81 i II N
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There were no salts either U; Slate bonds city bank
stocks
The business done railway Noud- was unusually I'm
tied bot ~ am cunts ana uumbc- OF There was
a neral ea-eurut r prices Lre second cOn-'s we're
down 81 at G3ae d0JAi West shore ana Dur
filo frst 5s OF 1 per cent al
42-s: Last Tennessee. Virginia ana Georgia
cou-ol 81 re on g. 597s and he incomes were DOS
q lsLa; Denver. RIO Ora de and Western hr-s d.
cued u Ia 35La; oregon Short Line as = lover al
Is. Texas and P-cllc Incomes declined cr ceAt "
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DED STAR LGNE.-For Antwerp and FaIls'
II sailing 'roun and Antwerp every rHthi"~f
BELGFNLAND -. saturday. Aug. 3u, L m
WAEsLA D......... saturday. sept b b. IA
Saiuona. st4t-TloHs DatuI @iult1
aeon COO 10 $40 r1cur-icn - 10 20 second CANA
so Tor outward prepaid excursion tbo sserags outward
$40 pfey from excursion, $40 including
Leddlaz PETER WRIGHT SONS.
6snaIAl AAents. 81 HTO41N ~.
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Gliuailous u1r,co- dlt.es.

Gliuauous U1rteo-- ltlt.es-
BUTTERFLY man just landed. where a
ID second kept Innt and COOL references from
amIlea m England Address BurLlN Box 0t Tribune
Uptown office. I,-.' hr alN'F
HOACltNAN-Aa coachman. first class I'M
\ dprlpnHt ha hu4esa twelve yrara NJ fho 1T city
EONCUNNN aud GHuON-By married
Y uan pan family years fo'oron'o = a.. AN "l
ave.
IWACllNAN and GARUENEK=liy u young
y lusianmau country preferred learned h1 huaiHraa lh
hta 'aa. DO 'nnH stable Rec Ahl r,rrr".' 'V p,,,,
h"t a itlnuno p"rn "m,r De- 'i' hf"ad"ht
IUACuNAN.-Byu young married German,
y understands .iir uf h"t ser amt nit Nr'H hAi 'll '
Adiiraa Ah luAt AAAt LrnuA 1tAu4ci 10Th
81. brtvcou ith aud Lexington ayes
IOACIRIAN or GARDENER. BY general
y useful man understands Thoroughly the care and tIt
horses AMI ca.rasr- D. yeas ui-t tlt-7 ely
Address b. O.. BOA Is. lrbuae uptown oihoe' I-1s hroa
way
L'NGINEER.-By q licensed engineer l , years
= experience. a. do ordinary repairs Addless, LN.
GINEtH. care of H.. $50 West i'th-sJ
GARDENER and USEFUL-MAN-B BY Young
u EngisAmau Just arrived gent emaus family has
green house England understands his business, thor
OuKh.y not nucl object get eupuymcut Adj
drt-s Tor hIee DAYS GARDENER BOX IL Tribune UPTOWN
Of.c. ~ IS brJadway
EARDENER.-By a single man; understands
~ the and management OF gtutiemans place
Many years experience. Hest city testimonial Al
dress GARDENER Box 20 tribune once
IANITOR. MESSENGER or PORTER.-By
- intelligent aud respectable American man IN mer
camille house has but has excellent reference
married no encumbrance str, tly temperate
Box w. Tribune uptown 0nee, 4,2Jo BrOadNy
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TIE MONEY MARKE1.
Actual sales.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, AUGUST %.
| TIE GENERAL LIsE
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1elp u)dule3.

GOOD WAGES
" AND STEADY INPIuNMtNt
to .urres tfuI .aie,I ram. For tnrWsldifr . .
L. IINAIN- Nur.cr,Iu Hu,hr't'f I.
NA'ANTED.-A respectable German or
W American sirl flr g.le. M homework BOO .mIl ti'lr
reference r.uu rHl ca NonNN r m
Otolt. MA7 SLIDE 30 80 "''' -''''.
rANTED.-Nalc assistant for high school
W salary 5000. mathematics aud sciences Address TRIM
CIPAL. Tribune NGCr.
NXANTED-Au educated lady ais companion
w 90 children Tire country duties n'"in1l com a
Address. Wl ref Iritt, D.,A bhl llfis,
l.. %. Box 80. New York.
NArANTED-A boy in q wholesale hardware
w store Address Handwriting of applicant Post udco
box No D. J-J with references.
ANANTED.-Five Hundred men forthe United
W states Army. Apply a. $780,.
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CCNARD LINE.

(
49,, $500 .yqrIcE- lay, gao1rr1rEi.,. orr-vs.
FROM rrrR 10 ~. " North RIVER
eTRVTA .-...-....-...... .iuesir aug Fl W a. M
AUHASIA......... ...... Wednesday, pt. " '' p m'
-ers. ct. 49, 'o ant to- ar 5. Europe a. very low
rats' freight and ga,it>>r ,g 81 Reatx p Asent.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
NJ Between Nsw Ior, iai HARE ,,-.. =.
Company pier uav 20 90 'nr'n River 'o"'"f N0r'nh't
AMEHlQrE ~mt-lu Wclnesdav august q j. a. M ,
NuHNiANuIE FRANC n..-...--W 9'ne'"'y -rn. -. . ',..
,nrc., PAYABLE .1at amounts To- a' on 'A' AAnSu'
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ErION LINE. .-.,,-,,
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passage according o 't.s ESQ tso aud 500
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Dolr1 ana Rooms.



4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
Il YORK Tk Bu NJ W ILL BIZ RECEIVED At The
s.. prtI f and s5 Vest ISraiy christ 1orasr
Islth-,yc, No i53 Fouth'ye. corner Iourt,enh-.t,
ave. nc,3 rl..t AMI a. the ia RLEM Or r. 100
tl,r ofrce rates.
,>.-,,,,,-i,, ~ \ T1,7 ~ - -
.e} eor, ,"5 .oom a. nm and winter ar,ery
",>.r-,.,f-r, tf-p>.T-rTUD Iloo{fS =
c en-, a .ats made .or winter reisr
rn,es L. and lOt last 'ist
eII SYST. > EA> .-iiand-omc parloriioor,
-, WI" ...r asr1..C n.,..i..,,, -. ,.i,I
'I'(p-' p. 80 LAN 49, .l-ll'lut i''lnr WIN
r1I'' board I'i''
n.rt-.r torU-ST p.,r Rr,,I,,,c ITbe
81 Fl'.ond Front room. VIA esoe.., tli. t.I1
us and $50 .u4.. ,orlD.
ID. EAST 29TH-~T. Rooms. with or with
''p oa' o'lni transient. t4..A r.,ef n..'.
) 6olri' reference.
nl.r,sT ooTu- ct -p,rlor and third Aoors.
49,, r5 gaga' bathrooms p''''' 1' OF "''''' ''A
- U-rs,r loTrf-ST Handsome r,.. mar.
1o' ; RE ''i also ''''' '''' '.'' " s." ''''' INV
rao-. On .ni,e a.o tiigl. room, .ir,r.or 153r
[, 40 EAST gsTu-SV -Ir,nd.,,,. ry fIrn-
6lr a rS BIZ isrS G' oS' ,O ' '''n'
- N,nrspN AVE b.t,,,..,, 9Th 81
sd 3-fn sts large hluts fpr Gentlemen.
with board small suite Hltu without private table Ref
rr.ute r. Given and required
West Siis
DOARDEES WANIFD.-Elegantly furnished
60, - ,,, i,,,,..',, -v.el.e,t f,... sr5 fr
two also small room. % Vest -,t1-st owner
E1IRNISUFD ROOMS -93d-St. 2l3 West:
Il choice rooms gentlemen only references
~. 1863 WEST 32D-ST-Alcoyo plror and
i,U ro,,.s anale ,,s,t.. newly llru..lci near IL"
r.al. table board
DRINATE FAMILY on 3Oth-~t near Jth-
~ Int .,.i..,slr f,,r, n.i r,r,. a., - tes,a
only reference. required Address
-. 800, ~,
TO LII ulN luiulHutu' me tNEiu' uou-
efu house Of Nes '-d-4t Permit a. 30 Mhll'pn ave-.
q. N-Ls-r t-T-I ~ -p,,,,,s -, .,,,t.... ,,ith
1 or without ivatc table snse roona refersnc's
.AnME-T .tArII 81 Il,,rJ .,.,,p1 H,or
~ 80. ~. -, III, 49,, ''''i'' '''''
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M VNEST t--Itt-ST U,,rd armand Hoor.
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= E~0-'' u I1F0T@FF- = y 49, W" y =
4 PLOT of low-prced Brooklyn lots free
and clear and CASH, @, e.aIaus' tor Nrg-lorA Ai-
proved property
rutland * WHITING Reesman A.
- NDD CASH and $1,000 ON mortgage
't'p.VDO VIII buy thr forr--ror- md basement brick
house a. Columbia lir-.+ of..u ur Che N.F. and
tuuHr -, rooms lot -JJJl house -5z o. Address - l. t.
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