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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-12-31

Of Group. Alexander Fuller is very sick
with bilious typhoid fever and his daugh-
run of typhoid fever. Henry Davis and
wife came over from Barre, last week, on a
visit, and Mrs. Davis was taken sick and
unable to return for several days.
ELECTION of officers was held by the two
engine companies, Saturday evening, with
the following result Water Witch, No. L
Foreman, L. C.. Patterson first assistant, C..
ID. Williams; second assistant, G. w. Steele;
clerk and treasurer w. w Rumrill; execu-
tive committee, A. Il. Denny, G. b. Tilden,
7. A. Wiley. Torrent, No. 2-Foreman, G.
G. Bates; first assistant, Lewis Rock; sec
ond assistant, w. X. Bean; clerk and treas
urer, DIR. j. II. Winch; steward, j. b.
Shortridge; executive committee, j. M.
Dane, j. G. Gallup, j. l.. Moseley.
BAND election took place at the annual
meeting, Monday evening, as follows; Presi-
dent and first director, G.. Il. Cofrin: clerk,
Fred n. Cook treasurer and second direc-
tor, G. w. Steele; third director, f. O..
Thurston; leader and musical director, l..
A. Howes; second leader, g, III. Andrews;
business manager, Il. o. Thurston; janitor,
Il. =. White. The band will at once enter
on regular practice on every Monday even
ing An effort will probably soon be made
by them to get some uniforms, and we may
have something further about this next
week.
pa MAJ "i..i nooii VINO uoii"-ciucA-hcs
suit of Joseph Madden Us. Alexander Bell
was tried at Squire Johnsons office before
Justice Averill Mr.. johnson acting for the
plaintiff and q. A. Braley for the defense
IL appeared that the MaddeDs had a cider
keg belonging to Bell and, when the latter
demanded the key, suit was brought against
him and the keg attached. The plaintiffs
demand was one dollar for repairs by Mrs
Madden on Uncle Alexis " old coat and
the defendant pleaded in payment and offset
fifty cents in cash, some garden seeds and
use of the keg for two and one-half years.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17
He Never A.hed Ar.i,

Belgian hotel-kccper is especially
sweet on Russian customers. "Thev are
large, sec you. he states; "thcy dispute not
The accounts. Once lodged himself with me
a Count, he relates when he arrived
was not, l returned home from my circle.
my wife was oil frightened. She cry 20 me-:
to speak 70 Mr.. Russian; he beat an the val
ieIS' be Is IN anger; but what an ungerl' 1
ask OF what j. IS question. Ono tells me the
eoun. be Insist shat the walters take him OF
his boots. They arc brave Bolgians: they will
not. He strike them and saw stern follies. I
had courage l. feared me not Of him. IN
10 his room and say: Mister. the count. /
am the proprietor; what will yous' Sir he
say, l will thank you pull me oil the bootsl
Ny hrst sentiment is dc lui allonser une
elaquc-;o give him a smack: but i master
myself and say: Wait only two minutes.
Mr.. The count; | have an order to give So I
run to my wife and tell her TO give me nv
dress coat, my gloves gray pearl, my gibus.
ny plntaloous black. In Two minutes behold
me, OF great teuue. L 80 back to the count:
say to him: Only in dress Of gala eau the
proprietor Of this hotel take of your boots.
and, my faith. | take them of in one two.
lie raise himself, bow himself, and thanks me
very politely. BY and by, in three weeks, he
ask Tor his bill. 1 insCribe on il as extra. To
taking of Mr.. the counts boots bv the pro-
pneior IN iress coat and gray-pearl gloves.
100 francs. He frown his eyebrows when be
read that, but he not say one word He pay
that addition iutegrally. Never he ask me
more TO serve him as a pull-boot. ~ wiiHg-
ION H1rkeys
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17
me rssal Nans q ..w.l,.r..

Fcsiy-icur years ago the writer was called
N professional capacity 10 a rudcly con-
sirucied les eahin in the woods, sixteen miles
east Of indianapolis. A male child was born
-tae nrst born Of man and wife whose intel
liscncc and general cultivation was much ia
advance Of the society in which they lived,
They were determined 10 make themselves
homc Of plenty in the new country BY their
own industry, having nothing bu. a quarter
section Of Socd land and lhcir household ro,tis
They came from Clcarmout Co, D. Three
ncighboy women were there. and ailcr the
little stranger was dressed, The mother, with
black barr and beautiful eyes, was asked 70
name the boy, Il want 70 call him Walter,
bus It IS an unlucky name. Ny gruat-grand-
father was named Walter, aud he never came
home from the war for independence Then
my husbands grandfather was named Walter,
and he went TO tho war Of Isis and never re-
turned. HIS oldest brother was named Walter.
He went 10 sea aud VIC heard that he became
soldier in Europe, but he never returned
We do not know where any of them are buried
No grave stones mark their resting places
There Is no war now, and I trust never will
b IN cur lifetime in this c,4niry. and am in
favor Of calling him Walter that the old family
name may he retained among US. Twenty-Five
wears from that time Walter babe his widowed
mother farewell, Q, lojn the army for the do
tense Of the Union and the home Of his child
hood. He never returned, and tho mother
who has Just died. leaves all her means 70 DO
devoted to bringing the body home. should its
burial place ever be found. and erecting a
monument to the memory Of her Walter e
Glrrgs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

1 story which WIS told e CERTAIN III
pcrtazs d5r-gua-lc services rendered By
the latter r0bLzEa- az critical u-1u=z.
d1-l-z TIE Franco German war remind
81 Prince Blzzz-cz If an episode cUE
rsc5ed VIII the sGEg event which has
czTgr yet appeared il print After tie
capI1Gl81lC1 1t EEr-s. rEE-L-Lst the Chan
csllCr. I yet u L-l=rs % 5Ls staircase
a. Versailles. and sG-i I quite forgot o.
clam any war contribution t-gE El-is
I think - La-Ee and weakly capital
would feel c=zzGs5 Il I demanded less
sEz- a --ElLzzr,i n LElzEs Looked COZ.
r-=5zly tEzz6zrs1r--cz- and wanted --
sTz1s giving ne any reply az that no
EzE1. Bur. accompanying L- I COZ
EI--zl tbs gC-Tersa-1-E- and before We
had reached the foot Ct The staircase We
had agreed that indemnify o. Ge paid by
tie cI5y Il Pa--s should De two Ll-.i-ei
u-lL--gEs 1 had asked --L-z1-ti u course
snLy II order q be able % make large
reduction u the amount. LL-s sun ]
had I-sE-&sd % employ HL---T OF II par
% rspay the l-izE--5-zs Uali Co Prus
"a b. the smaller German States. es-ecl
ally By Bavaria after 1-z v1- 1t L>EG, but
the Pans cCE--Lg-ll-Z =--zLgE found
II way --1g The military chest. and that
Z curse, Es7Er returns any thing had
actually received the EEEe-gr's cCE=zCi
% zppty Ez= Paris contribution II the WV
l have Mentioned u-- vas compelled @.
zhz-,igu the idea a. the z-E5lsr had pas
SD lz5c the hands e tie E-re--r'= NJ
F-a-- Ca-Erzr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17
SAs=sasz's Aec0zzt % tie wtacsss-e-

Referring 70 the poem ct ->1s-1iz-' :
R16s,- ASKED tEs General II IL had
ever met the 1-thCr.
Yes he rsrEsds Il know E--2 vel
1 rs met k5-c before the battle Cs S-cce
River Es WIS guest a5 tLs Esdi-C-,
tsrs q General BlSeccrl--s. and S-ali
With = -Cod while.
Do Won know how be happened to
wife IT,
Yes I h1v. ks1-d hin tel ubCcs 1t q
--sd- many TINES There G-s q number
q s5cE-as L.-azl-E around. but WI give
vuC the -Cs CCs. Is Read told L 60 me
james L Az-y1cz suggested The lGsa-
Iu,i1ca the ElCc-s-Cc-S-
Yes h vas an u-CCE as u-s CE the
CIcel--asi theatres 90 TIE TIME. and q
ths battle q lLzss-1-1-v E.iL-e- lLCrl31cs
d-i-EcG came down there - get the
body The enemy occupied the Place
where the boy WIS buried and the old
ElI- renamed there q guest ~ Ev head
quarter He Used 70 rie the lines viii
ne. and always Used t1s black horse
RlsEZl rEIE vas IE5e-az-Li called -WE-
chester and became fond q hin Things
were very sEc-cl--- down there. and lL--
i1cz WIS a good deal Of war >--6Ivs Ea
slways read and rscl5sG poems % IL
troops a-CC-i EsaiGll-Cs-s- and there
was one poem Ct Browning shat WIS al
WAYS called f-r II was a great trvCr--5
With rLs soldiers and with me. and wa
never let hin Of without rsc-L-E T. L.
WIS the ride from GLE-- O. AlL-ygC re
-subsr T. Wei after the bas1Lz Of
Ce,ia- Greek there was published IN E--
ggr'' Woody a story Of NY ride E-v- WIN
chester. and a picture Of le On tie black
horse Elzzzl M--,51cz saw Il and took
L Up @ Read Suggesting sL15 Il was g
good tEsEa for q poem M--tiJcE had
I-s1 seen AZ CIcer wLg was there. and
gave hlz Description Of the aEl-- and
Read Jumped az tL= idea H shut him
sell -p Il his ruCE- wrote the pleZ that
at1srrCC-- lad E-s wife make COPY. AMI
sent Il c7zr % M--,i1cs.s house d. >1CE d
Il was done. TO see now he liked It. lL-
dock was very E-cL pL=Gsed and that
night rsac the poem between the acts -
Z ct L-5C tLE newspapers where l Esl
saw IL --hF..a4T. 7Hlu#Il.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17


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fu usyFu Time
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the wur
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mere suc11l a H
cesn k1rvz FIR y
QnEc 1cis
saE1s ieE mi
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a. he aeist - pcE
A wisely Il
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g-ferscu pIvis
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t-sE tr1, beva
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acTsa.
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whssh. -nrg -Ir
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Th- Eng
tlas there are Il
bils5e,i Cb--i,.
Ct zursh 2 Ct us
The T1EEa
srzal l-iIencs q
CTar her hrucller.
Eltser the care ct
a 1-rer s1esrE
srecEl,sl =, wheI
SIS = 1rElsr O.
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the centre HF
hsat-,cuG1c1n
Thch receives
1Elzlrg rcr
EHgsa and
teeuec oysters
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EEch she cyHt
E1CIs1s q Z
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ar1aE Aaa
Lalsss states ;
41sers sr-u as
1Ce Barrel ~
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L-5t Re EtaL ,
klccd -sta51eG
WISHED tie "
a piecs e
cane
Three eft
ever cane fru
Their a1sacrz
Ezt.rg e III
Waiter E4ieg
Tn 3 Cerv1
z1s isas =
BIny1a. a Wu a
= \ Singular
there a net a
IT, 1rr q saer
AcizEan c
10 le PRESENT
Wa uI-llr
t-euEt fruE
Un recalled
mcuss az Ar
Al a-I-
tie aIzE ST
VIA q
Lsrzllyl
could shcctE
In S1-ies
vented wHd
Ct the Ned
they ea1 snlr
be seer Il
cumparrugu
ian and disaz
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There arr z
the sshes,
Il he haIbla
meana cid
Bncue curna
aar canrct {
tcat 1hcTg
Gems -lm =
Of Ehi1I-gau
Nev YORK
The harness
HErT af @
straza, n
Diamonds
art6fiaI =
.haz The Elr-
hiaaE fErnaca
uA1al end sr
firm the ~
View Isrzsy
The SaF
the case a.
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haa gwen a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

-L-l4alt-Et
removal Il CszIeT frum the bar vas 4 Cd .
lie Cierkrs cfics Ct he sEprsue Court laE
The sane BENG p1biiahsd u the He-lia- CsF-
ieg begla a saiE Esr hhei "a tie sGPerier
Ccrrt The FrEsidin- gsdgE4 crrcurrIng ~
the news Ct crgnsei f1r iefsnGznf, tll- "a lie
pe1E1n had heeu fled IA the CgErr- 70 wa
privIeEza ermmHniczri1u- rEist tkat the
PilIzr1 could hot uaiatzzn hiz acticu, Ard
tirsrtsd a T.r5lct iar defendant
O1Es when vizI.in- ANAL town u gug q
he smallest 6erman Eraass, the Ervsr.i-n
Prnre waa rscsTvsfi a. the oates b. tvent7
ysuu< EzmaeiH IN whirs- AZ 1iscE Il en-
nfnr strategy, the zen protest. aua5Isns wsrs
ufygsf n ne fr1nt rank AID lie tsa-fgrs
rr.ttv crez u the sernud- Charmed VIII he
astrs.1fye appeazznca e tae vanguard. HIS
Ssrsrn Hizhnsaa did what csmparred fself
vel VIA IA E1tg E@ars and his priaceiy
csznirv-i.s haEEsf every sns " Them "a Eazir
bezs1risrI fsrezezr1s- Al the end e the fruut
rank hs made a ss.11en ra1Ee-lnig Elr a
cnrPle e sec1n11, however taen- be he1t1u-
Il = hia z.ii1zzaf, .'SParrsnholz, kers q "a
CO win Els r.a1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Pharmaceutical Chem
nuarf u l.si To 2 IT..
SELL street. uIoumshHlv
tce thi- opportunity 90 ~
side spread rrt uiufiuu
1r y DriIls liuwuU's &
tf noe uulF iu illndnsii
remedy l0r .rurrul ufilinI
better is imported intafh|
site bear % ifa dndIna
home. The other nrau|
frirratcd ln ihc native hi
sale. We fancy their suIi|
tnf We ceulil maliiriF
airaordiuafy siitarv nf
90 m uiafrhma and Il
nmlrin. che Vomiting 90 n
1fiNc. that haFr ucrHfril
udugiur many wears. in
ID thU more Terrible lnrm4
NilncssCtl iia sufufisin1'r
nnrFdr used ans other fnf
a nruwurs ffum a d-m q
thest. and also from a sem
fsIou and ihH puhlic. a.
mfiiufIeu of any other n
nEutru NnEtru or Fam
mar To ruNar ufnru AND
r.. faithfully vour-. symi
rm. Sucieff ni Great hfii
cog Chemists
Chancellor SIR W Pal
lIis browne WIS, undnuh
dNnr that ihr story 81 Q
= Deliberately unifHr. "
ibrcn sworn to. See n,
ftHl = al. O. sd
ilnc without thc wpuls o
ttnc ON ihr eoVrlnmrr
lIcai testimony accompau
parr of rimey and imIiaii,
j o. DAVENPORT.
usbury L audcn d
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

lROWNES CHIC

tNl and ONLY hANi
W goH With 10 uhil
fum hr1tiarhr. frilarnI
nd H-suarr tho wrfTV
1nYIruIuiu che nrfynua
ling aNflrma nf lhr nui|
"a fhrt marvellous rtmrI
fuwue isfa AfmV Mr.iis
amu ol CliLukunNNE
rulrsaIuu in hr iho
lever discovered
thr brstwmf
a'i'i' adding
nee Meat
Uses Suliaua Rsis.
Cases New @
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Ii w HlfT7s tells a story u the "a
nous ca--.al--is- Chan which VII bear
rsprl,i-cll-1- In L>69 I'D enc vas permit
tad u = 5L--zgzL tbs Jariz1 DIS PLz--es
With a d. even f L were Es-iIE leash
Chan Tag- E-.L ---rz alta LzI g. lis dog
Azur tEzE tl 5LE rulers which France
EZdz-Ht az 1Lz5 -l-z- =. be presented
EZzsf as tie gate WIKI E-= fur footed
euEPa--1E- The seE-ry barred the way.
Digs C1t allowed here. 81 But he's
ted You CaE1t . through Very
vel sad Chan slipping OF the chain
A--r. stay there he atisd IN tone q
erE-z-1 AR Ike an Intelligent dog
seated Ezz=sE EEcE lis EE-CEzs. TIE
nae q obedience and rzslzCazlgz- OF
curse tLs sslEy lad l1lEzc= tg say
z--zl-s1 CEaEz gong II alone and Of
cuurss =tzz- AFTER b. rad ---- vel INTO The
garden be gave =E---- whistle TIE =el-r;
vas utterly unable &c prevent The dog r-=L-
II Ef5zr LIZ Ez=1zE- L-z vent o. day
aftar day, I'll a. last the trek vas LCCcEc
b TIE pCL--c- md Inflated b. every 1Es
Who had q -gcd t1c. Finally. L attracted
20 E1cE attention that C1-C-zL VERY q
the Cert Glz-tis. lad tie natter before
the Ezper-r- VIC instead u zsJlI1-- AZ
ZTy. La-1-Lsc 1zar--E Why asked he.
rs the passage ef dog t-rtliiacz- I
don't ECT= Is has always bee- the r--Lz
Il rTlz that gCs cannot carry GU Is bad
1re- Cazcal Iz.-B5afr. .I7ss-.5sr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

- uasIaesa t1tl She's rlr.all n
ai.',..a.I a iIsstYsi ~ 81 THESE fsI4l. atI1a
i.igsstIsuasaia she Hsil ~ lhsfs1 ll|sl
All ialalaa fi.a7-..sdalent .a1sI
'siiu taa ess shea "a IIaIeli in. 90 as aai|lI
n1aatfa liga1 In u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

>p11srs ara Let Insects a. most people
think There L precisely til sane rzLz-
tiocEL5g between q s-llizr ard AZ Insect
that tEErE L between a Gov and c1dEzL
The coz and tie tl=L a-E both 7Errelrz-Es
and the spider ard TIE l-=sc1 a-E both zz
uzizzss- h1- there the resemblance ceases
wiring OF the sT5Iec1 z l1s6 Wl-.f- the
Rev J. G. Wood sayz--I1 every gtEzr
ucIrt q structure tEzF dlzzr widely frIz-
each ether IEe spider has eIZL- l=Zs-
whereas Al insect cannot have more than
81 The nervous system L Constructed
CT a totally dlEzrEEz Erl1clp-z- AID 81 z-E
the clr-TzIztl11 and sEIrall11- LEz eyes
are dLEsrsnt, the insects having many
compound eyes and TIE sLl,i=r never Ezv-
I1Z more than ei--1 eyes and Al q rEsZ
Emplz. Iksz- a =II1er has I'd separate
had a. Il TIE case with the Insects. the
head aid tLlrzL beng fused together
NsIf-=r does tie SPIDER PASS tEr1U--E the
series Il de7E.Cuu-zl--s vyl.l.E W GIL tran
lorna WLeL The vJu1z sLIdsr l.
Eafcne,t z L =Eliar AID retains the
sa1--e zl-zpe through IT. wElLe i-fz A-zIu-
n I1iss'.t that l. a present known car. zufr
sI-zs1 threats Take tEz -ls7gCrr- = 4
tz-----z- example TIE -zI-t L --7-r r. tn=
ea1srrI-lar- ard L1t b the MI Ngw
Ire SPIDER can Erudzcs thread l. t.r5r--EE.r---
TIE E11ts u IL HE r uossse=zz. T---z
e71. tEs taculty q Er1d1ci1z dzEere1-
Kinds q Elk scr1utr- O. the object fr
Th-ck Z l. needed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17
Evil That Live, Ansr u.


Ii Is a hard truth, but none the less truth
Tor being bard, that the fruit Of forgiven sin
does not die with the death Of the tree that
bore It. II one has destroyed the life or the
happiness Of another by bis misconduct, his
penitence and his assured pardon will not re-
store the life or the hope be has ruined. Nor
can any merited punishment Of the wrong
toer rcmi. 20 the innocent sufferers the con-
sequences Of his wrong-doing.
All, if beside The dead
Siumhergi thopain'
Al. 70 the hearts that bied
Sl-pI with the slain
III the grief dicd-hut no.
Death viii not have 90 .o.'
This thought ought to be an added induce
men. to US all to shrink from transgression. in
the least as IN the greatest. Even though we
suffer for them, and we ourselves must aIso
be sufferers notwithstanding our pardon. As
Faber says Of evil habits. so il might be said Of
single evil deeds: "Habits Of sin, when nut 10
death as habits. leave many evil lesacies be-
hind them" No truth Is surer than "Whatso-
ever man soweth, that shall he also rear. -
Exchange.
The fortune left by the Duke Of Albany
Is estimated at f46,OOO. 1t all goes to his
young wife.
OF the Prince Of Walks three daughters
the Princess Victoria seems 10 possess the
greatest sense Of authority. She Is taller
than her elder sister, Of more decisive
eountenance, and has brighter eyes. She
IS said to resemble the Queen more than
the other children. and to be more like her
grandmother IN character as well.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17
The Tourists' Retreat,

rH-OrExSr-w nrD OTHEEN- IaTEsDIsG
II ~ st+ir ris Vairana WI dI1 fEt1 als. Aeeall-
1saiar.uu- .-zii-e larrss- a.. AZ TilE 1hlll-Al
me climate HanlaJ1 = 1~sr On file ltildi llr
lagllla a 1aa uieE ! In 20 ~ sIr-Buafin -c-nr-
r. lle. 81. Z ar Feiraad- frlm ne E1gse-
y y ". sarrEIEs. PassaEssa
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West Side.

re MADISON -AVE.-Parlor floor en- suite.
III Also front third door suite. Unusually excellent
board Reasonable prices.
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Mmrsements
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
AVE- GRAND Italian Open Ipsngqral Season

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
Grand i'naa 01'i, lIsffs5 s:rs'' esEy
S sans.. .Pigsa jan sss sasaSh S
fr'du''i Sa T, hlzsfs Opera
Josa sgnOr campsnin E.csmlo signor Del Puente;
= DancA!rO ssDor SSrsi5i RemsDlsda stgDO, 9cisi
Nine yaileIa PaqutA, Mlle, corsni Mercedes, Nile, L
fpSs c :SSSS!:a e .
FRIDAY evening. January Il SoA and last Subscription
POncheLss Opera
Laura Nine Fursch,Madj Ia Cisca Niue sca!cht, EMO.
zaah @ s PEI ssp 6 rs btfoe s
sis Conti1 PdOt Sig BArbefi% and La GiOcGadk Nine
Mu.loal Director and condac'Qr SIG vAne.L
Mavins Cav aisall and Corr de sSet y
saturday afternoon. January Il. Grand Matinee Box
0n2 sUS f5 P RvfSISe Jan IS GRAND CONCERT
RIJ0U OPERA HOUSE, B'way near 30th-st.
A''t E S sAf FaSsy s:; ga Manager
RICEs OPERA B0UFFE COMPANY
oE II 2HiR sa GNp qEIUjRs9fbiiicsk
Prices, 81 80. 81, SOC. Excellent reserved ,eaL 73c
DALYS THEATRE, Broadway and 30th.st
~ Cnder the mansPsnsEt Of MR. AUGg sTIN DAILY
Every Evening Iy at oeocl 4ataess begin ata
The noe. agreeable feature Of the Eo..aAy sea
spvpy ''-' SEVEN TwENTY-EIGHT.
SEVEN For three hoaT. 4 EsePs ne aDdiescein STATE
r,vT7;rv Of ''''t SE&TE e. F'7f YET.
TWENTY Miss Ada Rehan, Ms Gilbert virginia
,c7 Dew Brew tta iis LeesTcQ wns% S5eT1 Yof1o
Tie perfection s'coniedy acting. Herald
MATINEE TO-DAY Ar2.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
~ Reserved seats Orchesa circle and balcony 30 ceutA
Last two pelt0rmauces Matinee al :, Evening a. ).
fH6 T9ERI7ISo- Gee <, p1,,r~,
HAyERLY'S COMEDY THEATRE-OPERA
IL Broadway, between 25th and 29th cts.
MILE. UQtET, MILE, ANGLE.
TO-DAY, Two ,pert9rmau2e. Matinee a. =? N. Boc
ce This saturday Evening Jan Joint appearance Of
Miles Aimee Fou4us 4n{ee and @s' TiorTaIee q
AIMEE sings Pretty as Picture" Next week-MOndAy,
$50. * VIE PARIS lEN NE aura
Friday, Jan, II, HEART AND HAND
CTAR THEATRE.
- Mi LESTER wALLAC OK. Proprietor and Manager
Last Weeks E 81 tIs ss 66faI Of MI
MATINEE TODAY AT O.
MR. BOOTH as MACBETH
Tonight W E. SHERIDAN a, 1NooMAR
n TT sS shd Gg S E.s P a,
Evening and MSunee satuTday a. KING LEAR. :.
RESERVED SEATS NOW on SALE -
RRoof bnsst5 RIcKSoN' HoRAc a.a m:ylcKEN
THALIA THEATRE. Gelstinger.
Il TO-DAY, NATTNEE-THE BEGGAR STUDENT
To,NlGiif-" AfFiKAREls E,"-oPefs BY sGppe
JATH-ST. THEATRE-Cor. Save. Crowded.
The Comedy has opened most auspiciopsy With
an lndspu'a0fg sqSeGss Sy AS 6@3'0' c0me'a
" 4 }5!.Ss S5 5 Fiji. ion.Iy Ell"
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IN PAtADIsE Secure your seats and avoid specuaors
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4 go EAST 29TH-ST.--Table board, first,
I'D class New-England cookery, also laTsS anu shah
roous. PERI. & ueatuess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05

WASHINGTON, ID. c., No. l,6JO l-st.mfe,T,,
w soa- visiting capital VIII aud Gat l,one i,.hi
sr.i board 1, the day wees, Ia oie 81 Tue t,
u D, atoms 30 tAu city Con cruept 10 .o AZ
PUBLIC buildings, hotels and ptiuCpd Llos VI ss'0N' -
dIess MIS- HARVEY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05

HANDSOME SUITE first floor second and
iYi roor rooms excellent board. - TO a. West 2othsG
slD WEST NASHINGTON-SQU ARE.-A par
'I) lor bedroom aUoinuF on paIortoor' SUITS f'oNs
.aiI.f ~ HE ans
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poord and Rooms Wanted.

BOARD WANTED.-A quiet lnrnl siI,'t
ID double room. with board ioI TWO Eeu''eHa'1h DN'~
and slate terms " Inquirer, Tribune oAcs
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Miscellaneous.

- NADLSON-ANE.,C corner 42d st. Rooms
- with board. table b04rdoIs, Uierouces.
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Gclp n)anteo.

Iror .n.f be- rent tIulatel write well and r.
sde Win parents u ely Address with reference, In OWL
hand BOX 25Os OiIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05

81 EAST 2OTH-ST.-Suit OF secOnd-tloor
> 4 rooms private table without board Rooms Ior
gentlemen References
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iTH-ST. WEST, 2l6.-Fuuished rooms
~ with board References exchanged
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Board an0 Rooms.
East Side.

4 FAMILY of three, owning their house, offer
- comfortable rooms, with sulefoi board 10 parry Vi
ldults loo LeXlugtOu-aNe
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4. WEST 18th ST.-Large room on third
He'd ro,r win Do trd References
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05
Rooms ana flats 60 Eel.

u EAST 2OTH-ST.-A well furnished, Sec
ond story double extension rooI without board 20 w.
reference.
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NTATI0NAI RANK OFCONMERCE Is NEW
LIXTY-FOURTH DIVIDEND.
HANOVER

FIRE lNSj RANCE COMPANY.
AsernAunual Dividend OF FIVE - per cent payable on
demand at Tie Office OF The Company. No III broadway.
l. REMSEN LANE,
NiCe-Presideut and Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05

OFFICE or THE Iron SILVER MINING COMPANY,
u WALL-sT- NEW.Y1EK, Dec. ~ 1884.
THE TRUSTEES of this Company have this
d4v deCIaled Dividend No y, OF TWENTY CENTS per
share payable tins OGce Wednesday January @ l9sl
Transfer Books viii closed at O'Clock pm, Wednesday.
January 3 vii be reOpeDed on thursday January ~
HOMER 4. Holt secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05

The uDdars gnHd have this day formed oopartnershp
under the dTrn name OF WADsW0RTH & BARKER tor tEe
Dnnds CHARLES D. WADSWORIH,
FORDYCE D. BARKER