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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-07-05
THE REPUBLICAN SLOGAN.
BY DIR. H. A. DoBSoN.
Tune: Yankee Doodle.


Tame: Yankee Doodle.
Again we're called to meet the foe
With our old banner DER US,
So let us start the "boom" along
With song and lively chorus;
The bugle sounds the blast ss. again in name,
And honest John A. Logan
CHoRUs:-'Tis James G. Blaine who leads the van,
We follow with this slogan:
Hurrah for James G. Blaine. of Maine,
ANA honest John A. Logan.
.esin "Protection" has our watchwori been,-
aGEll The Union we protected
And we'll protect the balotbox
And prove our men elected;
For they are leaders, tried and true,
And worthy of our slogan,
&c. off with hats and ''whoop it up"
For James G. Blaine and Logan
CHoRus:-
We have to meet the "same old crowd"
With "bar'ls" and ''ciphers" ready,
Whose shotguns help "reform" along
By keeping negroes STEADY"
Republicans must go" they cry,
1t long has been their slogan,
So we are going--for them again,
..s With Blaine and John A. Logan
CHoRUs:-
Then fall in line with song and cheer,
49, Our glorious banner flying,
Il For Truth and Right will win this light
In spite of campaign lying.
= Well make it hot from shore to shore,
And while shout the slogan,
Well off with coats and work like men,
For Blaine and brave "Jack" Logan.
CHoRUs:-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-07-05
Window Garden VS.. Flies.-A lady W

Window Garden VS.. Flies.-A lady writes :
"For three years have lived in town, ord during
that time my sitting room has been free from fiies
three only walking about my breakfast table,
while all my neighbours rooms are crowded. L
often eosrat-Iate ..yooff on my escape, but neAer
knew the reason of it until few days ago.
then had occasion to remove my goods to another
house, while remained on for few days longer
Among other things removed were the boxes Of
geraniums and calceolaria, which stood in my
window being open to its full extent, top and
bottom. The boxes were not gone half an hour
when my room was as full of flies as those of my
neighbors around me. This, to me was a new
discovery, and perhaps it may serve to encourage
others in that which is always a source of pleas
ure, namely, window gardening. Mignonette,
planted in long, shallow boxes, placed the
window sill, will be found excellent for this pur-
pose"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
NOTES ON EDUCATION.

roro ar. a, Harvard this year eleven candidates 'or
.,,.on ofA NJ. for that of Ph u. there are tmr'y
candidates.
H,verfcri College, has this year Ninety s'""'"''
On. ,,rycs, number IL has ever instructed
largo number Of students have already entered
hi, onnic,,ons for admission to ryn Mawr 'oiiegc'
III, buildings are nearly completed anu his '"""s"'
that the institution will he opened next year
Mr.. Rrynn, the first lady who has taken inc "oe''o
NJ doctor In mental aud moral science az Ccnuoh 'n
vcrsity. ha, lrst received Ne eiit from hc'
nup,s her doctors gown and cap Thus ",rcu' s"e
,,,st, 40, ne realistic Illustration for me ,'hve
m5 sh Ia snwr,hnr mnre Admirable than that-she -
q Wise ard gentle woman
Ton sch larships q, Ncvnhom College were in'cN
s..,lsl II, ladies' Who had resscd with credit the lam
t,u,se ,,ishrt ior,l Examination.
Tho Nnssian uovpfnment ~ view crit' relations
si,h As,,,,e nations has decided 10 creh ehit w 1850
Tvs linguistic esmessiS ietltainihH Interpreters
fbe LANGUAGES Us he taught as, Vhnese MsnvnMmn
tsmgk, lailah and o.hH Mehgoliah ANA 'eh"a'
Asian tongues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
IL 8 Rosenthn on cnnmission 10 T.xans a4a n A. &c 81

SsS' 81 4 ana IL II per- bead al' 70 d.
lsIS n at y ,o lssssi PER head q. ro,, ooc
b. nSS ps& nrs S. motifs 81 i'''n 90
sesc sna sro 8 scs ar di S "a "a few selling
sRh as - 3 and Common 70 oce Veal. wanted at
sIs9cses paws ;ed il y:s. iss e%e
sdJ e s'ylaSl ssS d. o.
% IA !. 8, s,c sS o;s DO l62
b. al 81 90 Is 90 rs NJ at SS and 80
#, lime I. Mullen ,Ol&' 10 ysas G3 N at 9 i5a
yf b. SO Ts"S S sS 81 ad sS
NP ssns nfs%lp' Ts' 'sgssa
ac against 81 Rcad or G Rs cGr pr POM Time
wsSs mnthsr' sngd TO be ,s ig,s sn N.Y. "
were ontangl sfstoay and 4oqeny common 70 PRIME
selling ~ & .o s s. s WS ct fs % fi e
'sais%J ssGsr sdld 5gi TehsySs sheep %
& d" Il & f' Sss Si V A. S .siiStSj
ID, lg} 81 69r y ktntnrs ~ ram a re -
~ ain rYgys sPhS' At fiicgp d 81 w. W.
ads lHslrhaM 4 metz "a W,s,eih ~ - n :, Az
rpnus5 s,Sia GS NJ NJ stA4ti lai yi,sss 40 ~ b ~
iNed5 bars'e%hA@ sea lv 9hG sheah 70 n, Al 3'ei
HSesA .aaieegag = sge,e ls%ge' a ~ =. Sssst
- b. Al ~ % ~ .Nsts da 81 u Al - 2oda q y,
a, 80 5de tat 5Ng,p3 ny 70 ." iss' ID h'.lh ie y
Weston seep a3 ID a. a. poo ioi To- ani 90 do 90 H.
al ~ 80.
IL ,euhook & Davis sold a09 Canada LAMBS. ~ %, a.
49, 9lOdL ~ ~, - 40, eO7 do ~ 10, ~ 30 l1i
Lambs, n D. q! 40, $50 do % H. At sho = do g.
at .Oo DO a. H. at 5@C "A do, ~ H. al blse l31
do "a ~ At 80 ls9 d. 81 ~ al - O6 ~ sheep " d. al
81 do | ~ H. az 10 and o. do. 100 ~. al 3llc.
Jeline Wrllhi, Hoag & CO. sold l02 state Lambs OF D.
at5 43. "a do "a ID, at sac ana ITO state sheep % b.
at 3i4c
Dienback & Dewey sold 2lO Canada Lamb. ~ 10, at
POS do 81 b. a. 5lc 2l3 do 81 10 at 5lc l23 ate
II &c; 1877 DO - ~ az Sic l5l do ~ n, AZ 5o
1877 do, 81 H. at !7sc lj7 Michigan sheep l2O TO- a. 4c
81 do ~ n. at ci FL sheep and Lambs IS ID, at
~ so aud ~ DO, 70 ii. at t'ic.
p 8 Kase sold SO PENNSYLVANIA sheep los u. at 44ci
A. Pcsn., lvania Lambs 20 ~. 1T . &c.
HOGs-Receipts were A. cara OF 49 head-2i cars az
CITY and Il 4Ott Total for four days - $50
heal against % 25 head for the corresponding time last
week No trad' In Live Hogs Feeling steady anu nominal
quot it!Ons are - 80 q - 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND l. NITI,h -, M. MI nnII ~

, AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROT TT.
F,lries ~ follows
HArrsbnrS Putsburg. the West ami south. with Pullman
Palace cars attached .. m q AMI daily Now hok
ana Nhicago Limited OF P,ror Dining smoking AMI sleep
in cars nj , T.
Wlamsport Lock Haven. m. 9D m. CORY AMI frieG
AMI the Oh Regions.
Baltimore WASHINGTON and the South 'Timc Washngt0i
Express Of Pullman ParOr Cars daily excent sunday ~
~ arrive WASHINGTON i:Dj p m Re rular at $50 100
and $40 loo 3tO and pm AMI Il night. sunday
81 a. m. 9p m an l. night.
For Atlantic CItv except sunday. ~ p N.
For cane Nav. evcept SUNDAY. ITO >. m. ..
Long Brlncn BAY Junction and intermediate statlone
via Railway aud Amhov AIS and A. m II noOl tlO 500
p. m On sun ily.+l5 ani 800 NJ. ; D. M do not stop
nj AsDurv pars1
Boats Brookvn Annex connect with athrol n transe
Jersey CITY, anoring speedy AMI dir,ct traner '''
Trains arrive-From Pttsburg $50 and ll:2o 730and
ln:2Op m l,ily ant y n daiv e<csct Mon l1E FROM
Washingon and Baltimore $50 and 60 q m, i2S IA
a. NJ. all 1908 D. From Baltimore go D n
700 7:}O $50 900 looj 1920 AMI l295 H,5 ak
Snrsv 800 40 6Hj. $50. 1908, ll;3j A. Mi o'!" 100
lO:O5 and 1920
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30


HAY AND Sri,Aw- tndcr limited receipts the tone o.
the market HAY nfm At 90 n'c for No sod soc Tor
Ne 3 ami zoe for Shipping Hay. For Straw he market
ght full bids not being pcuttul Rye No.
quoted at use. 10 . NJ nucs aud "a at tuai'c
iIOI~-Ihc marker continues quiet holders buy
itd.'c. Medium nj l6a lsc. and Choice AZ u 4'"c
rRON lsiONS- fuRk-thcie II very lto life to tho mar.
without matraI change Sac, 30 Gbs Moss spot .iG 70
80 bills Family Mess ~ 6Ot - hbls clear back is o1E
81 ~ ola Moss nominate New Mes, DO, SO 30 ~ NJ
Family Mess NJ tl1atlS Clear Back, >la0tls1o lara
Prime, Siatli 5O.....BEtl- Has varied IA price
.ealv. with i-lt demand Extra Mesa sl2 Packet
barrels aud 90 IN tcrccs Plate Beet s2 ~
Family, sl3aSli. city Extra India Mess S2-as2i.....
ELEf HAN -trun-ri mo tclucat. Quoted ~
$50 >2l 90. cur MEATS-Lces rrc unsetl and
very moderate. sales 10000 bs Picked Bellies, 10 -
ergc Ole 1000 H. do - r. at 81 10 3eIc- Do J.? 70
average, quoted o.; Picked shoulders 67-a &C..
Picked Hams l2sp &C; SMOKED shoulders, sdSaca
Smoked Hams. l34GlJ2c ....-M DDLESN shade los er
Short Clear half and half December and January deliver
tic o boxes Long clear Pryaic terms Long clear N
short Clear and half December quoted 6sc ......
DRESSED Hogs TIME lover and very dul. city, lit
to Light 6sgo'.c; Pigs 6+c.:... LAKD-Ihe market
weakened and there decline % 10 points here most
ed November eas on easy Speculation is only
sales l5) tcs Western steam spot 74 ~. BUTTER
quiet, steady unchanged state creamery 30 Sc
Western do, 29d3oc. state Dairy, hall Irklns tubs and
pals 2Ua2tc; Welsh tubs ga 29c.; Western lm
Creamery. * Ole. Western Dairy l702lci west
Factory, IA c June TUBS and rkin- 10 Ii
CHEESE Dull and unchanged in price Eastern ga &C.;
Skins 63i2c .EGGSVery steadily held. with
nand state 81 ia 2jc Western - ~ nc;
STEARlNE-Dul and barely steady. city quoted Sic.
Sales 100 ties Western, Sc. oeomsrgarine quoted e.,
onoed lG sa a ~ Ss at sS sc PRIME CITY
IOBACCO.-Qulet and unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK Wednesday October %
BFEVES- Receipts los 9fj head 81 cars
Jersey city anu - at 6Ot.st Total for four
sl33 head AGAINST 1860 he Tor the responding
dress quarters and for city ssugherers Jersey
City with rahor light arrivals and weather sci
hold slowly and with ~ carloads he'd
found ii icult 10 advance Some of the
with dragging trade all the morning, the market closcd
duh Wednesdays qnotat without clearance Texans
steers at .dIIc SO % with the bulk OF me
at 9dl &c MI Eastman purchased l0J heat at 81 90
Shipments to-day include 10 on the Italy by T.
saies~D McPher.on on commission: Mixed Western
steers 290 ~ at - go u do l22 d. a. - 5oj % do
do $40 10; at &c do lS52 H. at &c; do l420 H.
atll &c; sdo l,27l 10 llc DO 1870 ~ at lose II do
oac IS % less $40 40 DO 81 To- at 10 IS il do iSi0 ~
- 2o do La No. atsG 81 do 27l h. at 81 20 =
DO l5ss ID at 50 ~ do 1877 H. atsd lOi do l9oo d.
Levy Co for selves 50 Texans e5s d. at Tic n;!s
j 500 i,21l ID, at ic do 100 D. at 70 81 do l,idO
s5 ssas5 90 l. S fs Sna. :s
o ~ at % b n % d. i n n = !! Saa 49, 49,
iIiS 10 a, e5.e o. % Bul, 40 q. si g 40
o. At ~ 81 III 80 do sol ~ at 50 80 7do 1919 70. no
b5 b 40 800 ~ at 90 for A Greonwsld % ohio steers
White u renns,i steers J. is7 u, a. &c. 50 less
y = do 2ss q rt e,e t9r / Eann IL Indiana Stscrs
NeSlOn dilet for A. W Aeranderl aondiana steers.
go r. at Il 20 - So for Morris. IS "o a SEER.
IL n. tec 90 Tor Rag sdse CO.. ~ OHIO steers.
i:9i! b at So, 70 for " M cray " KEY EN-
Virginia s' Steer, b. a TO- S
n DO as H. ~ s ken HSs S' de- iSS y N
10 40. l267 at lOsc. DO b. do lioO TO- AT lOsc do
io4c. O. D. isds. Isl h. at s. IS. '''''N ''' " -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
STARiNS
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

Office Pier H. y. r.. foot Of Corandt-st.
Consgnmcnts OF freight forwarded directed any part
q the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
orders delivery of al kinds freight and mcr
chandise TO any part 81 the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR
BOR LIGHrERAGE
every description promptly ghered 10 point
In The harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JOHN II SrARGN and ERAsrUs CORNING
HAVEN, leave P'r l. y. r. foot Of Cortlandts ST.
top. N daily. tsltaciayseSreptL
Freight points D. L. IL W. r. r. received at Pier 10
FOR New.lIaven and points East AZ Pier IL.
CENTRAL sHlPYARD Conmunpaw " DRY Docks
Machine and Boiler shops. Everything apperainng the
construction and repair of vessels.
Branch Office 7thaver i2dst, open daily until p
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
L NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL-
Arrangements Of trains rom Chamocrsst Depot.
eosas 70 Bin amoa Emra and Baa ssdpEs
S y ST. ho: ha 2%S extra charge
Tor ast time-Puun sleeping Coaches to Bunao aIlvn.
7:2j M Niagara FANS m Hamilton, ont loina M.
Detroit 25Rm saamonea 5s m Cleveland LAM i05 m
Ing 'rHG. rrys on "a, and nsanepSs lam
Pullman 6av an e3nn coSr Ss %fs am nG ra
Baaaic, Ni.gara Falls cIncInnln and chicago Hotel aud
si5pGn-Emigrant train for the West: oo,o
m S6 80 1f o SO & & o Sc @nsS
sq Peterson a s 10 S S6 d 5 p noon 5
6O53D $40 $50 1880 S;lj 1890 pm ami II midnight sun
days 90 $50 lO2O IN lao $50 : m IL midnight.
Newark and Paterson Newark bio $40 1880 IN - III
4.o 90 5;jU 6:2o 1880 ana II midnight SATURDAY
nghls Onlv SundaysNl5 am $40 $50 M. -,
Sunern 5io 75u 1920 IL $500 $50 GU oiop III i
~ minghi Sundays 5i5 500 1920 40 o0o III anu
Warwick 7;oo IO2Oa M i:3D y N. SUNDAYS $50 am
Newburg anu CORNWALL 1909 IN 3JO iJO 6p H. SUNDAY
S3Oa m 600 pD.
Roniout and Kingston and Montgomery IN i:3o p M
Sunday $50
Goshen 5i5 1909 1920 m 1898 $50 1870 sl5p sun
Hiddetcwn 5i5 1909 IO,36a m $3.50 sunday
b4b $50 1910 o;So m me Trains "a IN anu n p VI
at MalnsL lie m Ah stops at Mainst Only. an
Port Jcryis 1850 lO20 m i3J $40 III suh"S 0''
lO:2Oa IN % $50 . ,.-.., ,.,.
Boats 23dst quarter Of and quarter after each hour
from 5iJ an 10 lO45 Pm every thirty minutes an" NUN
lO45p IN To- l2i5 am every hour. 49, ,,..,.- 49,. An,
Tickets passage and apartments IN Drawing room anu
Sleeping coaches can be Obtained ana ORDERS ol we
transfer OF baggage he lc ~ "a" ohpay
Nos POI 4Ol or D57 broadway, Is, WestsI N. " MOI
lOur.- brooklyn, u Mt the Company Dclot- $500, q,
Express trains from the West arrive III cw'i"A" "i'
ESQ II 20 M and 1920 IN. -, ~. -. A., >.,
NORTHERN RAlLROADOF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains leave for EnglowoCd Coster Picimont and
Nyack 500 lOa M. ]. $50 L. 800 04O. 6aO $3.50 IA,
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey Z. 10 a. m 400 p H.
JOHN N. ABBOTT. oenl Passr Agent New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30

NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBERTY-ST, NORTH RIVER.
Direct connection to and from Bro9kyn via Annex Boats
TIME ron RS22Syp r FFGSe 49, 1894
For PHILADGLPhh and TRENTON B9u9l ,o B ESS
SS''i sSo oS stSDAY5 & 49, $50 $50 1900
Chestnut m at coanbiaaS ysY for ManayaaE, consho
DRAwTNG.RooM CARS on all Day Trains AMI SLEEPING
HctgTnng leave PHILADELPHIA Ninth ana Green's ;o
$50 $50 G3h ll0O A. m, Up ~, 0iO. 0ao. i2o93
sgN II 20 BOB 59 moo 81 Ja ms S $50
pm SUNDAY, 8:Ij a. M. 4:3O p. IN.
LesyeTRENToN Warren and Tuc Serst, a. w. 600 S9S
DAYS rs 5iS a. m H., e:i5 p M '-'' ''-'''
t9r WILLIAMsPoRr, -sUSgURY. LEwIsBURG and
For READING and HARRISBU RG at 400 7:ij, 900 lllj
NJ l:Oo $780, 400, $50, 545 1900 p. m. sundays at
For s9s C2 p1rp42 T2 a. M 90,
loo 1880, 3i5. jij p m. sundays at $50 p.
For DRIFrON at 7lj a. m, 3:ij p.
ForTAMAQUA at 7l5, 7i5, 800 M 100 1880. 3tj 400
For BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN and .MAUcH CHUNK
at 400 7;lj 300 Loo 1870 3ij, 5lj p. III. sunday
Fa g[q 5 l 7 oG' a m 5S pS n '' ''
For sCH0oLEYS MoUNTAIY, BU DDS LAKE and
For aA FM 2HTAT 6X at I! @ U o rs 'SS no.
$500, $50 p sundays, 1880 p.
% 5a M @ e to 49, 555 o s6 1879 59 i do
700 800. lO:30p m sundays At 1, 800 A. M, l3). 53J
80 200 ~ "A G 200 oc 80, 1919 90
S2e 5,I f9o G3o Ioo @og g' qoo 1873 l d lSGq m
IT MA : T. N'V 80" e. M LOU, 9.' '.'V ''''' -
For ELIZABETH at 800 800, els. Gij7.l67.li SOOS3O
eco $3.50, lu0o 1890 ll:l6, o. IN. 12CO l2i5 ioO, 30
.oO.::O 3OO3Su. 3i6, iuO, il6. 1870. ilj jOO61tj30
bj. 600 6l5, $50 q: - 200 ~ spl So. D. 81 llil
1880 i2o1 n SUNDAYS at /. 500. SO m. $50, IOl
For NEwiRK at 500 SIS. e.l5 GlJ, 7l5, $50, $780, Nl
ll5. 200 23O. 500 33n too go, 300, 5l5 $50. 5!5.
l@OOpm SUNDAYS at $500 alj. 1913 IN, 100 IA.
lis, 500 400. 300 6l5. 'Ol. 9oD 1890 puL
Tor Long BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &C.. an rain AZ
6OO 7.l5 v m, las 400. 5ii p. ~ SUNDAYS except
ocean GroVcl NJ 400 Nsij u
Tor LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAr At 7il5
am, la, $50 m.
rorArLANrIc CITY. vINELAND AMI BRtDGEroN At
LIDO m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From 40 = North River sandy Hook
COMMENCING OCT ~ lsSt
For ATLANTIC ulUuIANpS. ShARRIGIIr. LONG
nRANCH LAKEWOOD. TONS RIVER BAkNEGAf
etc, m 400 PM
Tickets be procured M foot Lih,rtyst. Pier No y
North iNci II, 1902 2O7, GOAL al i and l2i broad
15f COZ and tiH uth.iNt. iNlugtou.At lOAnd lta
GrrcnW cht 1853 2oN Fast li End principal Hotels In
NcWNOrk titY In lr0oklyn ~ Nos tourst lui Rroid
way NiS 100 lutonst 2lo Mmnhattan.ayct DE kaib-
ave. lNJla Aulntlcayc. In IiOhohcn, pa Maslngonst,
~ y Transfer Company viii call and check baggage from
hotels or residence todestination. ,.......,...
J. T.. WOOrfEN, {. q. HANCOCK,
General Manager Gen. Pass aud Ticket Agt.
II. p BALDWIN. g. f. =. Agt, lI9 LiOertyst, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer Vessels and Railroads.
NENERAh MARkEr REpONr.
NRw.YonK. Oct. %. 1874.

NV yoRw. October %. test
rorrrFsrot nlo ssnly ihut pnet falt. pafc sara ~
nGn bags Hrisripl AMI 2fn 81 'llnhrns' ~ me
rhp,r lass options upenrd hnn Int rlo'el atey sest
sar. 2UrpO BAGS epsine fnpwsi Januatv pNi lrb
iuart s.inaali. Mafrh. pl1de3N Anul 923d7W 3
Nav 80 40, June 95f 80 uctnbct pts1j NgVem
hpt a3a go. trrp,hp, TnuH fpA. 1hs ierept' ~ ilb
pelg iieW hssa M,i siaies ,lplrt bn' about steady
| iiih hasa Mate hihn sih 80 ytivit6 letVa - ...
lotInN=srst ,nion vas pNet phl nhrhaht,n Hfe'
on hars 40 hsiea las evening ~ M hr'nr trh'nhbnn
tJAif hhfr, AEtat ilnTf isai we " arh ni1No 1s
...l ia.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
lorses ano Carriages.

AN EXCEEDINGLY HANDSOME AND
~ desirable roam geldng, owner private; 10 hands n
years Old well bred warranted sound and kind all
cost 500 viii be sold at bargain Apply at ORANGE
COUNTY STABLES, cor 5th ave. and 18Th st
NOR SALE.-llandsome stylish horse 1872
j high. years Old ficty sound and kind Sold for
want Of use also top park Phleton and harness. BOARD
ING STABLE, $40 Mest 69th-st.
CPECIAL NOTICE.-On account of the build
- No 80 W0Osierst being torn down 9th inst. to
b. rebuilt Will offer Monday and Tuesday IA. 27th and
18Th about 30 New and second Hand Carriages OF all styles
at great sacrifices TO close them out.
J. W. RENwICk, 80 and Al Woosterst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
WEST SHORE ROUTE. v o,vvr

w VIZ W hHONE u, - =, lortlADd(
Auexcept ABS u train leave West t-ns,-. "a uva
ami Desbrosses sta stations A5j u H. Tram 'ea y
chicago no a. M, 81 m. Pullman sleepers through
Louis, $3.50. 'Sp. IN. Pullman sieep'rs ..o.,. A
Detroit a. m. '5:5O. = Pullman seepes,er 1t
suspension Bridge Niagara Fan. Bui.o nsSsoasa
a m. $500 - y. sleeping and parlor JARS WV"
syracuse 72d 'l0l M: $3.50. ,op. M
Utica 7:5O. 10 ll;2oa m.i sou, - p III No. AS sS5b
CatsGill aud Albany, 1920, 10 li;2o1 ms AZ
sSp. IN. 10000, ,,.,,, ID, $40 No
$3.50. $500 u. III. -. x..o M.
For Montreal and canada East ',o M mp,sa 'ySs
iIamllton Iondon 10 a ~. $500. - y. H. io'
'S pm ,..,.. .x,.,, sunday
is icl de- tin. talles psIio on Sleeping sity Penp
n S,,an ahasen Washngion st Brocny" iss 9sl
st. Annex office foot fulton;sL s fas isstns
iS3o novery Penn H. r. stations foot o. n West 40
Dcs6rosses s and West shore station ioo mi rvSdsss
baggage called for and checked irom ho'e" IA
Order: Ssie s qssf, s MsScsSrrr Cen Pass Az"
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PHIA: IN NETWORK.
Express Trains via Desbroses and CostAcus
street Ferries a. follows ,,o
600 7:2o $3.50 60 and 10 Limtsn IL. llloA m XXI
$40 80 d. AMI D. IN amt |, nj sl sundays III
- Limitep All ID l. nj j. J. artop n, AN -
NIGHT. Nm grant and second c'lss. u pD.m -, ssa
Trains leaving New.YorS daily eyreDe >unaas. 80
s;30and l;l0L m, l. .. L. and p. connect" i''A
ton for Camden. 80 -, -. AM
Returning trains leave BrolL stltpL Plllls2liS
3:l5 $40 t. 4:35 texcept Mon ilyl go 7:5l 81 II
B. 4, ;, .. SO! "a 7tj mi nm on SaassW "a
1915. 800 t. t:i5 s30a N. T. (5:l) ~ nttsh GS -
and 7:i5 y m. Leave Phtaielpin via canien. so'
Ticket orces "a $40 AMI 9ii Broalwav Astor mSus
and 81 Desbrosses aud Cortlinit Str',tS stoost
and BrooSlyn Annex station 1907 Oh fa.s.g l,tg
BrOoklvn Rush's Hotel. HobOken Stt'ion yN,yy aar
Emi grant Ticket Offce No Battery Placs sni N"'"'
den. ,,., ,....,.. -, III ,,- AMI cae;x
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Steam oats ano ilal'roaps.

A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
"a KILL MoUNrAiNs.- Lanting at Cranstons lWest
Tot. Cornwall, Newburg Marlboro. Milton. PoughkeeDsie
aud Esopus connecting with Ulster and Deaw are stony
Glove au1 Cstssll MOnnt1ln3 AMI haltersk Rlurot Is
city OF Kingston and James W. Baldwin leave
week day at m. Pier foot Harrson-st N T. ex.
cept Saturday,, when City OF Kingston leaves at p H.
making all landings.
4 $50 MILES FOR 80 CENTS. -COmmenc
~ INK Monday october 81 Troy Boats leave foot Of
Christo3hers. North River daily, except saturday p m
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- . MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via Philadelphia Baltimore AMI Washington
Trains leave from Pennsylvania r. Il. Depot
D. except SUNDAY for Warrington AMI Ill points West.
p. m. DAILY FAST EXPRESS. through sleeping
coaches to Chcay Cincinnati St Louis Connects for 81
points West
- MIDNIGHT daily Cor Washington and all points West.
For Time rables Tickets sleeping Berhs ami Baggage
apply company office. ~ 3l5 7jl and 40 Broadway
4COurt-st., Brooklyn Pennsylvania Railroad
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
i,t iFrS BLonGErT. {. q. HANCocK. j. r. woop..
Supt a. y. & r. A.. + ~ II. RN g =. 4 ~ RE
pOpULAR SHORE LTNF.-ror proyidencc,

Hoston and the East All raj from Grand g. ntrh nerot
Three trains daily (~uudlvs excepted 60 Hust0n ais
D. M. ~ M tpiror attached AMI lhp m Win pdacs
slHepng euro SUNDAYS 40 I'D y. NJ twth palace Nrrpn;
carsL Newport express leaves Grand central Depot al
l-n arrive, at Newport i'3j Pator ca. attached,
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New llnblifallens,

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sgtn,.ls hy hoCks base Nie y"
elcmen,s can be useh III NuhVN NV"
MIN any lex bunk Vau bic AID ahse To NE pioessu an
studCnt illustrated pimphel ana poA W. ""'A' '0"' ~
exurcss on receipt q. pilcc ~ ", poo,, "a
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