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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-20
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

HLw.YORK. WEST SHORE & BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND NEW.YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN Kl.
and alter January j. ISL. trains viii leave DesDTOsses
COTtAPdt and " est 20 street Stations:
FOg Chicago Suspension bnge. Niagara Rails and Bul0
'p.m
For Newark Rochester, Syracuse ana Oneida $3.50 am; -
pm.
Utica Little Falls Fort Plain CanaOhafe, Port Jackson
Amsterdam 800. ll2O a mi . D.
Albany and Cal xll = SO 1l:2O mi $780, $500
OsWegO oneida NOrH1ch, sidney $50 a. m 80 90
AewGuig KmgstOn. Highland. Poughkeepse -, $3.50.
llslJ a ~. 4.JO, y. IN.
MlddlcOHn, $50, lll0 a. III; 4.lO, 4;3O p m
sDay. OtDeI trains daily except SUNDAY.
bunct PaTlOr and llzO a H. anu 4'oO p III
Trains iOr Albany. ..... ,
10 hester
Pullman Bu1et Sleeping Cars IN. train Tor bunAo
tnd Chicago. ..,.....
Tickets and at offices OF inc com
peny, Jersey CITY syyauia Railroad station, bIOoA
10 Courtst Annex Office foot Of FutnsIi oo9 -, i97
"a snG sol DekalbaVe. NeW.YOrk C1y, noe. TO- 90
~ 2G3 4l9 $40 I3z3 Broadway, No Union squaie 20
i9I tthaye; No 16s Z6tht Pennsy anna hh StS
n loot Des GTOssest, foot COrandtst, and West shOio
~l<lon, foot " est 42dsL
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Gin 1lroptrin Go Get.

rINO LEASE. for term of years from May l.,
fyc lofts each about .Oxs0 feet Ia the substantial aud
clegqnt building icing erected on The site Of Booths
Theatre yadst freight elevators
steam heating large requiring IN c l,ts could
ground h0Or,
part Of the basement Apply 10 JANIS MCCUICHLON.
10 East lithst.
ITO LET-2,115 Fifth-ave., near 13Oth-St,
3.siory aud basement house improvements; possession
G. CARKEAU, Grand-st. and BpWtfy.
1eleubone SprpR TO- Under Oriental Bank.
TISO LET-2115 Fifth-ave., near 13Oth-st.
tbr1esiory and basement brown front; private
house; location in Harlem possession C. CARlEAU
Grand.s aud Bowery (re .ephOne Spring 40.
rJNO LET.-Stores, lofts and buildings on Beck
L man spruce, Frankfort. John, William and Pearl Sta
RUTLAND 4 WHITING, 3 Beekman-st.
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Ciln Real estate for Sale

ALI. OUR COMPLETE HOUSES sold but
~ one No ~ East 6O- FIVE mo rcad' IN three wee
2u to tlsst Particulars and prices O (lARL -
BUEK co. Architects, Tho Berkshire, cor MaHsOIa'e
and 52dst.
SAFE INNESTMENT.-Thrcc houses.
~ Murray Uil own construction leased As private
dwell st-cla>s parties; VIII pay above nine percG a.
Particulars of CHARLES BC m & CO, Architects, Inc
Berkshire cor. Mldispn-ave. ana j2d-7t
ENOR SALE.-On G4th-st., near 5th-ave, n J.
story high soop. brown stone house 2Oxt, xlO0 Apply
ISAAC HONG, IL Broadway rooms and H. Easement
DOR SALE-Jth-Ayc. Corner and Broadway
j Lots VIII excAau &c improved property. PAUL TODD
14j broadway.
1 and Apartment Houses paying large income PAUL p
TODD 40 Broadway.
I EXINGTON-AVE., near 34TH-ST.-Four
u stone front price reasonable. if''AND "
WHITING, Beckmanst
STH-ANE.. NEAR 37TH-S Superb l-stOry,
- h-lstoop. brOwnstone residence. 25NdO with elegant
dining ana buffers pantry ensDn for sale Icasond "
beng the haudsOmrst blocks 5tlaye possession
uc,,atc terms 10 suit v h SIENENSON, Jr, 10 81
CtdaT-st and G6l 6th-aVe
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THE ERIE RAILWAY. now know as the
i NEW.YOKK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

ROAD
Arrangements OF trans from Chambers Street Depot.
m-Daiy except sundays Day Express, draWlug-roon
coaches 10 BinghamtOn, ElmiTa AMI BudalO sleeping
coaches 10 Cleveland. ,ine innati and Chicago
Tor umePuman sleeping Coaches TO Buhai0 arriving
S.l6a M Niagara ais 4, IN: Salamanca 700 a NJ
Gay. Connecting udlns arrive Detroit $40 M Toledo DO
81 1Js,iy-Pacic Express West Solid Tram Of
pullman bay anu sleeping caches &, Ilnghan2n Einlr
Bunao Niagara Fails, Cincinnati aud Chicago Hotel and
Bunet smoking coaches 10 chicago.
Sl5 b. EmiyI train for the West 49, $500
rutherford ami Passalc 7zO $50 $50 1920 II noon
l45 $50 $40 81 3O Gu $3.50 1880 1880 II midnight
Sunday $50 1920 IN lao $50 p III l. midnight .
Psteson Is 10 7.5O $50 1920 m 80 $50 4 10
b5lO 6lO $50 100 81 1880 and l. midnight sun
days 70 $50 lO.2U IA lao ESQ = 30 IL II midnight
Newark and Pater5ou via Newark So $40 lloo am 3p
$40 :2J so 1870 10 and - midnight Saturday nights
sGneru $50 1920 m I5 $50 $50 G:lO s:Ij and y
Marwick7 j0am4@opm.
6:3O IN q
ROndout aud Kingston and Montgomery 8 43O IN.
Goshtn 7.5O9 1920 am $3.50 $50 4JO S:l5 pm sun.
Cay lt:-O III $50
Mldleown 1850 1910 a $3.50 4:3O s:l5pm Sunday
$50 Iv;- IN 4;SO IN: Inc trains and 43O N
connect WITH Midland RAILROAD at Man-st a IN
Tort Jews 80 9 1870 a m 43O { 8l5 n N s,,.
23dt quarter Of and quarter after hour
from 2t5 am to lot ~ m e very poTy minutes and
Tickets passage and apartments ~ Drawing Room and
Sleeping cOaces be obtained and orders for the checking
End transfer Of baggage may be Iei AZ me Compay Offices
Court-st Brooklyn. or az tie Compalys Depots. 90
Express trains the West arrive in NewYork at 7lu
$50 J1f e ana ABBoPT GEM Passr Agent NewYork
NORTHERN RAILOAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains leave for Englewood ClosteJ I1ermoni ane
II midnight. sundays am and 7l5 pm ,-,..
, Manuel spnng Valley and Monsey 40 10 am 4:5O p m
Join ~ ABBOTT. GenI Pass'r Agent New.YOrk.
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Ncal Cetate Aaellts.

n CABREAU, Eell Estate Offices, G1nd-4t.
I. a.d nwcrv under Oriental Bank attends carefully e.
1entn. rud selling property and full Management OF Is
tates Telephone spring 10
I ROMAINE BROWN,
-. REAL Is e
l,2SO broadway,
:. !. corner 3id-st. NEW pIh'
pcc attention given to tie management OF estates relt
ing. COlieCiing. DC.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING

FROM STATIONS or
NFW-TRSFY CENTRAL Division
FOOT OF LIBERTY - J.. NONIh "a , No e,,ts
1T''' connection from 1S az" Bpod In Bridge Pier
TIME TARIF-TAKING EFFECT NOV. IL, 1883
gn Ed THES o S5 30 RS" S5O
i2.G0p. NJ SUNDAYS at sl5 a. m, $50 loo p M M. 49,
Direct at %syTf l@RsG for manyUnE consh
hocbcn and NorIistown. ., rrp1xa
URAMlNG.KOOM AIRS On all Day IIih5 anu 7I-i'i-i 1'
Returning leave pH1LtDELpH1A Ninth end Green 81,
$50 s. "a gao ss2 ' iSS 0 "a 3 Ga opa
IL. SUNDAY. 5.l5 a. IN. 4:3Op m ,o- c,o
1cavc TRENTON Warren end Tucker st' o g - % 6 no.
sG$ sG5 iY i'gS 81 si3' a. u 65 i2i m
Tor WILLIAaorOhI az o:4o '4o 300 a. m" ''4'' ''O'
triSuxBURY and LEwIsBURG at6.i5 715 Il mr Sis
FcrREADING and HARRISBURG ut 7:i5 900; ilI5l H.
100 $50 400 $50. 1900 p. IN. Sundays at o''op' HI
FoIsCIANfON at 6.fj 800 a. m" S45 ?. IN
81 d and E FTTs0 al 5 81 S O'' Ill.,
tor nElFION al U:4J =. M. a:s' D. 10. 49, an
IorBHTnLEHEM. ALLEYTowX and MAUcH GHTS *
at G45 900 rnr 100 100 $40 o;"O p H. 0u"u''' "
For EAsToN at 645, 900 a IN, 100 l:3Oo 3i5 400 4;jo
o0o P , "a H~i,Iy , iGli BRIDGE BRANCH at 800
,irfIgtiS(roN at CAS- 900 IN. 100. 1870, 400 400
/ BOO $50 D IN Sundays, 1870 =. m go.
IusoMEEyLLEaGa5 9oo l039 IN l ioo m lo Sun Sun
UPIAINFIEID at Gas, 745 300 $50 1922 ld;i3 a m
90 80 8 80 3,45 400 40. 900, Gl5 5'oO toO3 C:SH
CGsOO $50 1890. 1900 pm. SlNDAl9 aI 0'O" 0'f'
IN 3O 400 b3O. 500. 200 m .. .. ~,
I,,i.ll/AbrJH at OLD 04J, 40, 145. bOO. S3l UUt
$40 20 1880 Has 1880 IN. ~ 40, 100 100 2;92
80 400 30 34j 400 4:lj $50 40. bOO ";lo 90 :
40 900 6l5 $50 645, Too 7:aU 500 e41 30, iQ:39
ll30. Zoo IA SLNDA l9at 0'V" ''f' "-' o" 0'
b.3O, 500. 1900 Dm.
IuNlMAl,k at 800 545 6:15 G45 715, go 500 81 ;
$50 900 9l5 845 l0l5 lU45. II 10 an, i2Oo N, -
90 go $50 Z 90, 73O Sl5, 800 9.l1 iVoN p
l101nm SUNDAYS at 500 9lj. lOl6 an' A-;VOIh i'41
Ana 10 800 800 IVSO pun
l., Iu>t BKANtH OCEAN GitDN l.. &C. AN ram AZ
200 > am. 100 400, 600 p M. SCNDAlo o4coP'
Cean Grove at 400. l04j IL.
,rt.,I.IuOI.D->t .. SID. 400 m 100 4V. . N
LAX GOD. IONS NV ft and BAitNF"AI AT SD
an 100 49, pan with through parOI cars Oh i'VP III
( forNINLLAND and BRIDGFION al 1850 r.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No s. Norta River, via sandy iOoA
| FIR LONG BRANCH. EAIONiONN &c, al 900 = N
Tickets can be procured at foot Liberty ST. Pier 80 Nor
RIVER y. 49, LO7. 25l 2n, Az. H., 80
ll5 I553 and l,GOl broadway ~ and 149 6thaNe
&iZ ..d ave. KvingtOusti 10 GiecnWlch-st
and principal Hotels IN NcW-Ao city In BIoOhNu ~
Nos C0uftst. llS BrOadW az, $50 ahd So union
ST H. HobOKeu, "a Mashlngton-St1 y,
will call Tor and check baggage from hOle
. u C. g. HANCOCK,
General PASSENGER and Ticket gent, PhilldelpAiA
D. l. "Oi ' IL r. Baldwin,
General Eastern Passenger agent, 10 lAbe'y 81 y Y.
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Counirp iJroucrtp panieb.

NSrANTED.-A large tract of low priced
w West Virginia timber lands GEORGE fOkb - ~
last 5ttA-st, New-l 0rA 'iy.
WANTED IN lease. in Westminster County,
w frou Aur house Of ten rooms. Win hNt I"tl -,
ofland Musi have fruit and good water Not NOT
twenty miles FROM city. Ad1i's7' sIl'ih6 ''N' ''N7
No 9ls De Kalb-aye, BfOoNyh
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& itn i1r1 erin Wanteo.

WE DESIRE to lease, on favorable terms,
w tenement prop ry IN various locations, GUENINEAN
& DRAKE. II Bbe hOuse.
XSTANTED-O Il long lease, by an old-estab-
w lshed peri .ctiy responsible finn, ORE HtO
ated Broadway. west OF Mililms between futon
and IDyss about p feet 'front.' 20 FEET deep
and stores Apply TO T.. o. Box l,25l Now YORK tlty
[TANTED-and will pay immediate cash for
w good property, Il cheap. PAUL TODD. l4J BIoad
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RAILROAD.
L G., ard after Nov. l.. -
ANn T,N T'I1F.AI .TT hTT MAIL ROI

AND UNIrFD STATES MAIL RoCTE, e,....
grains cayt n wYo~k via Desbrosses and Ooran"' 7'''
As,eTr si at % l ne T Sand anS da
ird Cblcas9 Lar 80 raTor Dining S''oN'n'
8s%srort Haven ~ Corr p, anG me- Centrs
sE,,cf rop aud the sout Limited wsshng GA
T.r-css o. pnrsn Tarlm Cars IA except snnday "a
~, s21y aoS Tss e a. aPd5 and Fa va
4q "? 3, M and az ar Hfn Via F
JrI A Ala tic CIV eScert sunday IN
forCape Iav txcet 9ug1ay lloo IN station,
via Hallway "Ic kwhov. an y noon S sn,ry TsrR
ST.G@v 1"k f1u srr"v connect al longh trans
al Jcreev Ctv. arcrdno sr"dv "d d''c ""p9''i ~
IRAN. Tntsngrs 9lo 900 a., M5asy POM
Wasi,r r, %nd ,pOre6:s9 an 50 8 80 10 q, o .n
iS9r;; 80 f3S ." ssel, Mo %G
$50 loao 3G6 6G9 II 20 3, and ~ n ' sunday
sso 20 sSE $50 7:o5 l:55 $40 1856 ga 1903
l020 '"' i'Ti 70 PHILADELPHIA.
TIL OLD EsTA nLI~nED ROUTE AND SHORT Line
20 TRAINS EAon %AXI wEEE G ap7 AL, AEp' On
FHIA IN NFwN"EK
DouRIgI TEAGh E ME- M nf G3Nsr5 FfFUIF
tNT WITH AfsOi Urf SAFETY
cypress ca,e oTI wa DcsJses and corandt
SS ~ %@ 10 l ,g y 1, II s i.s. l. i g
G L'% arg ~ 10 Wv %' . ,Snds aS 20 30
and llI'sm "A ahd1 MA 'onn'cthr at l'e'''"''
Ie;uramg rams Droad,s station. rmaaepha 20
Sl5 $40, 4. s:35 cNtCpt Monday $50 fSU SEu ~
il and lll1 m 1Iurcd EArt"Ss 81 and . ~ !, o2L
Is l. 3 4, $50. 10. n t. and$ !" ~ on sturdy W
e 5erdt nm Lcavo lhadcp Ii Camden 900 80 dhy
1T3Tcttp, e. i&j :u1 Broadway IIou'c,
s,5 100. Deros,~ and COrtdudt streets Conrtst and
Troogvn >tH'h ioCt "i Fulton ST. I""k Nh bnSCh
Hotel FcD99se@ Nls . JrTSry cry tm'rr"i' Ticket
Tlo lHi-icr Will cav lot ana ClcCA
1arrr rc from hO, Is ana residences !, o.nnb
NliNi 'tiru.rui Manager General Passr Agent.
y CITY RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Ofucc Pier 10. y. H.. .OOt OF CortanG,-st
Cons1euts freight forwarded as MlcClCd 70 any part
cue world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received delivery OF all Kinds Oi height ahi mer
ehsnCIs, TOT ANY part OF the city.
sLA AND uAI,BOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LIGHTERAGE
Freight Of every description promptly AsheTed TO point
II the Larbor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,. BARGES AND GROVES 70 CHAR
TER FOR ENCU RSINNS
st,amcrJOHN ii. STARIN for NEW HAVEN, leaves Pier
Is n H. foot OF COr;isIdtst, at p. IN daily SUNDAYS
tIcepted]
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between New IorA and
New.Iiaycn. Care aud dispatch guaranteed
Freil FOR points d. L. W r. r. received at Pier ~
Iol New Haven and points East, at Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE, Staten IoLAND.-Eeven Milos for
Ten Cents va Pier l. h. r.. loot Of hite-
La.sj.
CENTRAL SHIPYARD. COnmunpaw. N.J.-Dry Doc1s
Machine and Boiler shops. Everything apperannS 10 o
construction ana repair u. vessels
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Gelp manteo.

xsypIrING INKS Wanted a gentleman COM
w nsteut IN supefnteud Writing Ink factory lie must
m f,t al with the process Of making all INKS S
trade Apply by letter or pcrsOhaI! W W. - -O-'
-. -Outhst. New-IOrk.
\rANTFD.-A thorough and competent soap
w Maker; who has complete ~ acI @ 81, NJ
eft Laundry SOAPS TO net a. iifu'
r,rr lr,cas- salary the right IN an Must slate mhel
g. L.. ,,iu,d .lch knowledge aud tho position Ocupl'u
Am ne fif ls OF years Address SOAP. Room 30 lOO'y
building. Clictgo Ins
Xy,ANTED.-A TRAVELLING SALESMAN,
W xbobgs travelled the STATE. ~ Newlork. NeWJef'
sy and Pennay wanna selling gassNare an an
Agdrrs. SAL E5MAN, Z. v. BOX 1857, Ne6-lOrk CIy.
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Copnrtnrrsbip Notices.

Auotion Sale OF Real estate.
EXECUTORS SALE
BY order Of A. W. KENT. ESQ, Executor
Estate Jonathan J. Wells
v,rrARrE DOWNTOWN PROPERTY READY FOR
IMPROVEMENT,
on Greenwich anc Washington sts.
IN ,o ,cs aide NJ Creenwichst. feet north OF Lcroyst,
* feet front and OF same through and fronting on Wash
ington st, will be sold
AT AUCTION
by
RICHARD V. HARNETT & co.
at Exchange SaesrDOms
No III Broadway,
THURSDAY, JANUARY p, at l. o'clock
Particulars AZ
Aucti,necr's Office. No. III Broadway and
Executors ONCE, 40. 10 Finest
DICHARD V. HARNETT a CO.. Auctl0neers,
Ia viii se at auction 'dnedy ia luAry 20 at u Clock
az Exchange Salcsr1um III Br al"a AZ.
Fx,cu:or1' J. state OF IT OmaS N1gls deceased,
III Grccuwich--t. near Cortisndt
four.stOrv brick Building, lot 2IN'4; terms Derdi
Jol,u Ierry. ESq Any Tor Executors. ~ william Al
Maps at AuctiUnucgs Office, Ill broadway, basement
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Connirp properin for Sale ano 60 Get.

EOR SALE.-A hotel of 100 cegantly furnish
i I'd rooms Every modern and sanitary arrangement
Most eligible location at spring Lake n j. Terms 70 suit
". ii. HEPBURN, - Nalhutst fhlA
EOR SALE.-A charming summer home
from which is had one OF the gandest views OF The lui
son River to be the banks Of that noble water mo
acres double hOuse DARN Two
6n artesan well fruit and forest trees situation i
IN Sing Sing vilAge-fanOus for It's schools Tor young
ana place, Glen crest; owner, JUN
H. LYNCH West G9th-st.. 10th and lihhyes.
TOR SALE-1,000 acres -bltumlnous
coal Land lying In the 4 the coal region OF Penn
svania Uni two miles from Beach Creek, Charmed
ard II. X (the vanderbilt cohnec lO FIX i
from Pennsyya H. r. one mle rom Thiue'pnlAN 11'
r. Il VIII be sold 10 close al estate. -. 81, a..
VEINS uoVHiiiiou ''i " P P D.I PRATT
720 Walnutst, Philadelphia
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Counlrn rropertn for Sale an 90 Ett

NOR SALE.-A farm of 26 acres, with good
house and outbuidiugs AZ Croon landngq one mile ron
station The land viii be sold I'm section. Desired ~
INND & WHITING, Temple Court No Beeklhan-''' No"'
York.
BERKSHIRE COUNTY, MASS.-Small farm
ID no acre.l with attractive village Sidohcei stable
Iarn etc. uuSurIassod Tor chicken farming AMI pleasant
permanent summer home price $500 . H. "ooDALH'
West 2,d-tl
NOR SALE.-AT MOUNT KISCO. on Harlem
P,ifood I hour from NrwYork, very dfs raD( ocattd
l. ,n from ct attractive 2stOry DIV cling goa barn ana
~ ANA =. acres q uni Wh ~ ~ 10y I
- immediate purciascr. Possession At IN q Appy 10 OF
address J. CARPENTER. OWner,i Box 49, MOUTH hls'o
NewlOrk.
NOR SALE.-A country residence at Green-
,vicb conn: ~ acres god house tine 0utbnldIcs ID
furnished ana stocked d,ired Apply TO o"NEl" 90 '"
49th-st
NOR SALE.-On s.. Johns River, Jackson
L vile Florida magnificent new residence Duui ~ ~
,or az it aro couyent 90 hotels etc suitable ior pr
t iIrncc club or family hotel VII be sold AZ RIeat
sac i 80 c,,t,p tlf [ nder Oriental Bank
CRAWFORD. COnn.-FOr sale on easy terms,
North shore sound Address Fahnrtoii-a''' ~ -
rI,O RENT. Two Splendid Brick Dwellings IN
Augusta Ca delightfully."- situated ana ceIi any -
convenience Furnished or unluIhl7hei' as
Iddi;ess j l. MAXWELL. Real Estate Agent Augusta va
rsNO LET OR FOR SALE-At Long Branch,
near the west Ind Hotel, elegant OttaAts nan
Of the ocean anu oth"t"hSr' AZ" ~
i,r, s,d neal Reach by Nm Ian l., Long Branch.
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Situations tuantc0-- nlalcs.

Gltunilou5 tUanlCO-- lIluIFs'
A LII WANTING Farmers, Gardeners Ioac ia
~ men Usefulncn Female Help be supplied at tns
NEW-l ORR EMPLOYMENT HOUSE, los uuI"Ner H'"'
9th-st
BARTENDER or WAITER-By Young Ger
ID nan, English speaking age -oi cly ~ tfII
references To ability, etc. Address f'i-DEi'iNN
uABNER. 1903 3daVO
BARTENDER or COLLECTOR.-3y Young
ID American - years 81 las suihc'h ehl''h'o' -
above to De- generally useful! wages no "Jr' "'Po''' ''
good. w. T. HARDEN, - ad-t, Wlllih7Ou'@'
DOUER FIREMAN or WATCHMAN;-By
ID tNus shnar age q encumhranorsi mHu4trlonS
tempifitr and Of steady habits can iih-h ul ~ ~
re.eicnresi Is wiling % work Tor small wages N H. liz
buuU ou.Cc.
NOACHMAN and GROOM, or Groom ana
- Fortunately a Irspe, table youhE lah 'ap r IN
att end furnace and do Tain gardening - k'" ~, -, @
tlLr charge u ladies saddle horses ana "a" a. Pat -,
las hest rtv references irOm former ann past ''l %
honest sober Industrou.i country o, gu, Y ~, 80
il. irpie % year I-t 'il - 80.
seen nd ulares Gail address T. c., oo7 olna'' M "''
store
I,OACHMAN.-Havc had many years expert
cnre sunerior knowledge u horses; haitlc Hlilo
tempaIe Erferencea j. = Ferguson, 10, t- az
INV iessnt employer o. Wet 6Otii, VINO VIII
communicate with one VINO talcs a boA'OiN"' - UNIV
aud careful eOaehman~
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CTTY OF LAWRFNCE

,oave pier No 40 North RNcl iOOt OF Netst itNt Pl4
bvc ID, sossCsst Ferry, daily except sunday s. al 400 p HI
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER RAILROAD Commencing NOV 10 1882
,lroua-i Trans Will leave Grand Central Depot t.,,
- In Western NcN-NOIk and Northern lNpIoSs' WIN
draw room cars atr,nr
TuCa. syracuse Roe ester bnHao I5
ltUd and Toledo, arriving al hcago IdIl a. III mex ul'
CHICAGO ENlIe~s, drawing room Gus 1" ~4'i
daq Rochester Hnb bu alO connects iui O. WeRO
III A m Western NcN-NOrk ami northern Express WIN
a., vinr.ipin cars, connecting Tor Futlaud ,,,,.-
$50 in., Albany Troy hud Uuca Express "I
,-.,--. e. ,,..., or, rror
III m It Louis Express. with sleeping cars ,"r it
Fails Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday, IO'u' p0'Io
an. D. n Express. with sleeping TO Syracuse and to
m Pa enc Express with sleeping cars for Ilochrs,eI
leNtaud IuiutU, Detroit hl'a-'' -" i@O'7' ~
20. al SD oNNlut tDN'cp saturday, - .. .n,,r- o,1
u u night Express Win sic pms -. ~. s,6
Troy connects with the morning trains TOT the "eS' MI"
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This Evening Sunday, Jan. 20, at 2 D. m,
GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT
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xycss tra d'y (Sundays eIce itil it h"S"h a.
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck
i slip ats p. and II Q5undays eLoeptedl ~ p III
Tor BRIDGEPORT and all points on llOU-
i SATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAIIROADS-Steamer
leave Cahernesp at II m. p M 23i-st- last hiVer
SlO D. IN. Fare lower than by any other route
EOR BOSTON. Fare Only %.
II VIA FALL RIVER LINE. Limited 11ckets
Rest route TO Newport Fall River, and all Eastern pons
Daily service. SUNDAYS EXCEPrED from Pier ~ n NJ
nection ANNEX BOAT from Brooklyn and jersey Wv az
Tickets and staterooms may De secured III IA
al all principal hotels transfer and ticket Offices at the Omco
on Pier %, and on steamer. 1-our co,-~Op
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RR;
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stations IN Network II. and Dcsbrosses-st =. -.
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1lANE NEW:N0RK. commencing November isiI6 1 90
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nm lSO, 4, D. Op M Sundays 400 lO4o m Ia r'"H-
600 am. II m $40. M. Sunday m m 100 SIS IL
For MaawSn &C. va Paia ReGdDg R l6G 20 YS45 m,
via. Penn. RR. m IL m. m Sundys nryP Park
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n m For Vinelsnd Bridreon Atlantic CITY NY p IN
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
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steamers CITY OF NETWORK
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P6ETLAND SO, and no transfer.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-03
GENERAL.

THE Mexicans are making war on nickels.
Recently refusal to accept them in the
market at the City of Mexico caused quar-
rels, resulting in firing and cries of "Down
with the nickel" The panic spread and
all business houses were closed. A mob
passed through the streets breaking lamps
and windows. Troops fired blank car
tridges at the mob and cavalry charged
the crowd, and order was finally restored
without bloodshed.
A JEWISH school and synagogue at
Galatin, a suburb of Constantinople
(Turkey), burned recently. Fifteen stu
dents perished, and the same number were
missing. The directress of the school,
siezed with fright, threw herself from
window and was killed.
IT is stated that France is determined TO
enter into no negotiations for peace with
China until the French occupy Bacninh.
1t was reported that the French Govern
ment had telegraphed to Admiral Courbet,
urging him to follow up his victory at
Sontay with the utmost promptness and
energy compatible with prudence. 1t was
expected that Admiral Courbet would make
an attack upon Hong Hoa before marching
against Bacninh.
A SERIOUS riot took place at Harbor
Grace, Newfoundland, recently, occasioned
by an Orange procession being fred upon.
Four men were killed, eight reported NOR
tally and eighteen to twenty slightly
| wounded.