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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-18
vennor's Last Fr-d.ction FULFILLED.

MONTREAL, December 12.-Before VeI-
nor died he had completed his manuscript OF
his almanac for 1885, which has just been.
issued from the press here. In his general
forecast he says we are in moist period"
which will continue for two years, extend
ing over the Northern and Middle States
and Canada The fall OF 1884, he predicted,
would be very open, with mild. unsettled
winter to follow, with great falls of rain
and snow He also predicted an unusually
green Christmas and mild New Year. As
far as Eastern Canada is concerned the fore
casts of the dead prophet have been fulfilled
almost to the letter.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-18

COLONIZATION schemes are cropping
out. As during the last industrial de-
preston. so during the present will
large numbers be driven out from
manufacturing centers. A New Jer-
sey company has just purchased 1000
acres of land in Florida, and saw mills
are being erected. The best machin-
cry is being contracted for. Laborers
are wanted who can put in a few hun
dred dollars.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-18
The wild West Meath the wild Wave.

VICEsBURGH, MISS, December 9.
The steamers Captain Miller and W. P
Thompson coIlided last night about sew
enty miles below here, and the ThOmp.
son was sunk. The damage to the Cap
tain Miller amounts to about $4,000,
and the Thompson to about $4,000. The
Thompson had on board Buffalo Bilrs
"Wild Vest combination with all of
their fixtures and stock. The steamer
was beached before she sank and Nc
lives were lost.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-18

NINE carloads of Christmas trees
passed southwark through Maine re-
Gently, consigned to New York deal
ers. They were all frs, and there were
about twelve hundred trees to the car.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-18

CREMATION has made more progress
in Italy than in any other country in
Europe. The cremation societies in
that country now have more than
5000 members, and there are beauti-
full and costly temples in all the princi-
pal cities.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-18

The women of Boston who are al
lowed to vote for members of the
School Committee are displaying an
increased interest in this privilege,
LOO of them having registered this
year, against 701 last year.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-18

THE New York State Capitol build
ing is the most expensive edifce on
this continent. 1t has already cost
SIG, 100000, as estimates of the further
sum required vary from S5,00O,0O0 to
S15,OOO,OOO,
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-18

WORK on the walls of the Mormon
Temple, in Salt Lake City, is about to
suspend for the winter. The main
structure is up to the square, but the
central spires have yet to be reared a
distance of ninety feet
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-18

GIRL grape-pickers in the California
vineyards are tempting fellows by
putting their names and addresses in
the boxes which are shipped East
Their idea is doubtless to catch hus-
hand.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-18

IT is estimated that at least one-half
of the exhibits displayed at the London
Aealth Show viii find their way to
New Orleans.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-18

A TENNESSEE man lived on farm
for sixteen years without knowing that
it had a cave on it worth twenty
thousand dollars.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-18
CURRENT COMMENT.

PARIS is said to be amazed at the
display of wealth and beauty which
e6usiye Americans are making there.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-18

A LONDON bank has issued an order
forbidding clerks whose income is less
than $3.50 year to marry.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-18
department or STATE
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. December IL. 1854.
The Presidents Message.

WASHINGTON. Decembr 12.-The follow.
ing is the message sent by the President tC
the Senate with the Spanish treaty:
To the Senate of the United States:
transmit herewith for consideration by
the Senate. with a view to advising and
cOnsentng to its ratification, the convention
for commercial reciprocity between the
United States and Spain, providing for the
Intimate and favored exchange of products
with the island of Cuba and Porto Rico,
which convention was signed at Madrid the
18th ultimO. Negotiations for this cOnven-
ton have been in progress since April last
in pursuance of an understanding reached,
BY the two Governments the 2d of January,
1884. for the improvement of the CONNER
cial relations between the United States
and the Spanish antilles, by the eighth
article of which both Governments engaged
TO begin at once NEGOTIATIONS for q COM
plete treaty of commerce and navigation be-
tween the United States of America and
said provinces of Cuba and Porto Rico.
Although this clause was by common con-
sent omitted from the subStitutionary agree
meHt February Is, 1854, (nOw in force un-
til replaced by this convention being car
ried into effect the obligation to enter on
such negotiations and 10 continue with
sides to reach common accord. The ne
gOtiatiOnS have been necessarily prOsr2cted,
owing to the compleXity of details to be in
cOTpOrated i'll order that the convention
might respond to the National policy of in
teTcouTse with neghb0riBg countries OF the
American system which is outlined in my
late annual message to Congress in the fol-
lowing words: The conditions of these
treaties should be the free admission of
such merchandise as this country does not
produce in return for the admission free or
under q favored scheme of duties of our
own product, the benefits of such exchange.
TO Apply only TO the goods carried under the
flag of parties to the contract; the removal
ON both sides from vessels SO privileged of
all tonnage dues and National imports, so
that these vessels may ply unhindred be-
tween our ports and those of other con-
tracing parties, though with no infringe
ment on the reserved home cOaSting trade,
the removal or reduction of burdens on ex-
ported products, if those counties coming
within the benefits of treaties and avoidance
of technical restriction and penalties by
which our intercourse with those counties Is.
at present hampered. A perusal of the con-
vention now submitted will suffice to show
fully that it carries out the policy of inter
course thus announced. l commend il to-
you in the confident expectation that it will
receive your sanction. 1t does not seem
necessary to my present purpose to enter
into detailed consideration of the many
immediate and prospective advantages which
will flow from this convention to our pro-
ductiOns and our shipping interests.
CHESTER 4. AETHUR.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-18

Lehman, Abraham & Co.'S cotton mills
at New Orleans, which were closed Oh
account of the depression in trade, have
resumed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28

BUrTAT OF EQUIPMENT AID iE'kUTIlW,. {
WA-ulNsItN, u. G., Aug -'. l'oR
sTALLD PRoPOs AIS 40 dupii, at, Tor &C. clown I'D,
movement. al tho naval Training ~tdu'h, '9A7.cIs
arDoi Newport e. l. will be- received hS hiIau
0f Eauipu..rt and Recruiting 'aFy D Pdimrut a'HlHs
ton b. uuti m.. The lo-u DIV ul ~{lthnsI 80,
water supply sh. build ngS and b'tel-' "ci'"s
reservoir. d pine fa bY|cI. lpust Ha io @h H.,
2 steam heating .pDafatu- for new dr Il' hcI"nns
rad 4tor plpu- steam main L" snip H'uhs7 "o gun
Two 90 ii p 6ouers tn wafer tube type. WIN ionnhA'
tou. settlng frtures .gc complete etdy {" STAR
sewer Pipe and 80 feet o' 10 men cast Tod po n
Specncatons for water supply and sew or ply may oe ecu
and Information o5aiu- Office o. tfi Lngheer 'oastcts
IIarbor island Newport H. D.. o. Navy IP 'n'e' '' Wv
York and Boston. .., ,.,ti.rs mn Al lie
accom- panied by genera. plan, drtalle1 "i'"i"7'' am "
complete sutClncst 0us LII ..is,, te %. o. v4i
IN duplicate to be ozone A. same time ana ace Jog
the tLorou yhtarcs. hous,s AID vessels ~ 'Ao i'-
Plans NJ the ship budnvs and rounds 70 re hsh,'' a."
be ld in formation obtained ar uhteVl 'l'N "
prop, will include a. Arlington sims IN ne % a
reYsan- D. he defrrnfusd by tie nginetr WIN uI"'
e,, tertfIIrs portguiug 90 % lIei tr IN i' Ut ~
ready ev.rof and must ue FOO 'onpth r" W f,
and Iull aud complete specifications slowing trai} WA
I.ms1 > and & rn.t bee Completed within. "fF o. -
sndItems sEl4 within thirt DAYS from 1a'e'i ''@'
Ieyp Inslc security require on bids for fahini pc
III .lupetourt u' tlf rItauit 4 tu '' N'i'''
fore TO arg or other puHli. 0fcer 49,. .,,r,,eiv AL
BIOS made Tor each nm ulei'h llnH Ht.I. a.
a. e..,d 40 s ,t.f f ihe bureau ind fsei iiopo'@s 'l
improvements ~ Coaster. la'h't i'I@u"' "'' .N
f''s'''' To 'e''' any ~ XIII TNGLlsII Cbcfof bureau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28
INVEST SHORE ROUTE.

VIA WEST bHoPH or HUDSON RIVER -,
Az trans except The 7ins and 4B5 ~ Trains eaVe
1r1n eat 4ldst COftsbdt and UeihfOases ss ssiona
the 1AO and % trains leave nom west A4u 81
Only ... ,...,,.
ears through On both trains $3.50,
Suspension bridge Nagafs rais npralo tevart nnd
pochdstsf, 10 a ma, = y H sleeping Anh paIloi CARS
eyfscnse ana Oneids TAO 30 nj spm
1uca 10, III 20 a ~ 4 w.
ALBANY 40 40, n 40 m. 10. 81 m
tafaiosa 4ud Lake Qe0fEe, epeCals 10 M. 20 NJ
son pi eRant trains Wik revolving chair smOkihE GERS
fBsfon rpfinu 1900 A with nunst rafof Car through
Nsgbars ssd Kingston s7So 300, $40 1000 II qoa m
'rel.s,ils Ssto 6ountain House station KsatsfsFl
Kaa,efs.Nl uantat shmnlt Pine mn FhHuiea . 20
Ii3ps ", 8g0p Buffet farlo usfs % summit on 20
poS Mos,isai sss osaaaa East 500 M S5o y M aas
M Taol cars Saratoga palof aud Sleeping ears 'hsoes
and cfAn.,ss. .7,ao 500 1000 ilgos sac.
'C5spsioss osly esoa m, s4opm
sNaiiy. Othag Nsins daily eEcspt sunday
Tor tir Ga time tables pAfl9t 81 ssephE car aoouwola
pohs on formation, applF a. on % lHfs0y riiY rem ~
u htsioe, HoboIsR, TO wssMnslegsi lioosBs Cont
ave New Yofk city. 49, 2ely 500, sac ifsa hfosd
~, 7sl hth ave los Eas igbth al ifsY howefy feun.
II Stations foot Corilssdt SUD besbfessrs ats, aud
shore station Of West aga A. Baggage called TOT
kd Lotss asd resdsnees orders can be oil
81 ueket piAcss ...,, ,,o,,.4r ~. D.. ....,
81 ststssk
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nRnrnsALs M NITNONING KNEKS


TvlIFu STATES fNsIetKt NFfIcF,
ANN BUILDING. ~ ID. IuUN. Aus. lb 1883. 3
Sealed pro. o.al4 900 tr Ii.tt- '" Do o.u'd a = o',N
ro. GA 100 ia, Of september l-+ $40 Invited ti th
con tt.i ton OF IDtrs ulhrriHnt -unl Georgia ana
FLORIDA also fur COMMUNE MnlN u''' 'i '''' i''
Eruu-viok H4rhor ga nh, ,..
,t r-i INT p the envelope must indicate tIc VOLS Tor
tl,I l prnposa d. Yalr- bladder may pr'p"s ior one
or I.ib of tr works at + option ~pechDaf'Is in''iuc
ton. 800 bidders nut blank fOi.7 M poto- - nay p' o'
tanned go This Office O.. 'lLI.N 'I'Is
DROPOS FOR IMPROVEMENT :,
! ELECTHIC IIGurlNG &c At L. =. NAVAL
TRAINING STATION, NEW fOIi, Il l.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD
FROM STATIONS or
NFW-TFRSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF IIpFRTY-sT- NORTH RIVER
fruui

FOOT or LIBERTY ST. NORTH RIVER
Direct connection and from brookyh via Annex Boats
TIME rApr from BFeqSSn E FT4ss r iSLy a. 1885,
For rHIL1biLrif6 and TESTQS GSa1d J., Brock Ecss
Route at 200 ~ e5O " a ~ iSo' 81 s' S3 N
Direct connection at wsvne Junction for Gernsptown ana
S S@gssHu and ht gGjrr a TpI''''''' W.
DRAw1NGRooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
returning leave PHlIADELrFIA SIn az, az
100 $40 hs l0o a m" a. t9o6 y M oriirt and
m y, $50 400 so a J0 s5o 5ao 6J5
NJ SUNDAY. Rio q m. 80 p. m.
La Ss 55. "a g az a0 i
HDG3 soiO 10. ' sis M, 5.i5Spr m NJ ~ "
10 witIIA%Sr2W q. - sESodyRY tF 5 and
a No. 700 oo iso ad5 55d s15 100 sundays at
rorscnAyroX 80, p,,.,, o,o ~
Pr % ,5 '1S ' sadi.y. 5a5 o0 D. IN"
rorunIfro. at7l5a. m, 3l5p m
rmrA,AquA m7l' 5s' eooa m. io' 1850. 49, 400
,ot nrfriruru AttrvrowN aud MAton CHUNK
mtm fIt.t 200 o. u', i"o' l3' Ji' ''' D. m sunday
~ o 51 Sd .S t." saa. $50 ,o '' 3D.
Dot, cn@a99l ,N'ss,1,5 .io ABS a''
"oo' 30 i' &C., }san'aaiis' iio11 'm'' '''' ''
.. soNrnyit. is 49, $780, aSs 5' 51o goo 'g oas
5oi a1I. l0iop sundajsat O. buoa FOO, 1850. aal.
r@giAlErlElpo zee ls ga m, ego "a, pea go, lg az
ll.l' &c. m lr, n' a, U,on y. ''i r
SUNDAYS 9 Zoo h45r m $780, tor. f..u 'oH D. &c.,
Fot TIIZARFTu 90 luo 500 G1.. Ct1,,l1- .,fon- go
eog99 o.9 % Icea ILaai9}i" r. 3d.
ft- tun r1f rln ilIT r 100 $780, tnl. 7fI .p Iu IU,
llau i4dlp,a SUNDAYS at g, 500 7i'a IN. 1870 AGO.
t1O goo. 1900 pm.
- .ggsw,ggF',,,eo'i ss.tio4o in.,55 i'oaacs'l
ll12ge o 7og tfo i"3 ,i.n 0' ~ ',i, li'
ilg' Eoiss go soo e.i5 400 800 io'o p@
w. tt2N,g s72ssG{1, g.rf n &'}{l S. ,a, '''' "a
i.or ~ MAYS e,,ept ocean efyye' =, 800 fa'
tut tutruut.t. At I41. - O. in. e'o a ri na0 t
F.,tAHtWupr tuAH rlVrH sui hAHTruAt OF 300
a.u. A. t..up w
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huiput tu. " al o. 900
ALN-tfRnLf rOrtiLKN DIVISION
f.oa t.sl.4.a +, ,h,eh iF'st ss, 7'"', '''''
FoIsEA hutut4. LJAu mason rl,t hi SOD .. a. h1
I'LL. a4l I4. . To- B.. Boz. SUNDAYS. 3D. D. o. 900" Oh. 30 bob
rar ATLANTIC uIuuLAAp- at 4lu. 500 O., n d. 90.
blOp ...,
FLEAa Etc.. al 300, 81 Ou mf 100 ' 90 $40, o ,
I.m suutays lXcopt Aahury iarh ana ocean grove ~
300 HOO a m -
rorIAKrVOuD. Toms RIVER and BAHNL0Ar At 300
am. 10. $50 die sund'ys 300 d. H
Tor EIACH HAVEN. ATLANTIC CITY. VINELAND'
BHID6EION, 90 40 l. ~
Tcketa con be procured foot I6.ry';, PER 10 3
Creeu c Ia ia st and prlnc pa Hotels IN
TsT "a ~ Falion.si 30 Mauhst De Kaib
ave- 1-Ya Aiiaut'clVe 10 HcooEcn, &b4 aeumgO.st
y Transfer Company VIII AL Tor and CHEEK baggage from
hotels OF reslaenee 10 destinli;Gn u,NcocK
D. l. Censr.j gent Gen Poss. and Ticket Agt
H G p S1i OWN C F. p. Agt Iis ilOeTyst, n.
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b. THAIvs ZACH Way .WFEKnAHs. ANp . on
- iii NDAYl b eTATlON9 M piltLAhhl~
PIiIAt IN NFW-YOhk
CTAnIN,a
STAI.IN's7. -, ,,,.ooa rn,,.so,.'..r,o,

" CiIY, tuvER Ann HARR0B Transportation
COMPANY,
once Pier H. n o., foot Of Cortiaud-at
ConuFmeuts Of freight forwarded as directed TO any pau
a. Tue world
UNrQUAILED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received for delivery Of all kinds OF and
shAndise % any part Of the city
EEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly ghered TO any point
o. the hRrb0r az reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
uER FOR EXCURSIONS.
G Steamers JOHN Ii. SIARIN ana ERAsTUs CORNING
fOr NEW.HAYEN. leave Pier Is n b. fOO Of Cortlandt
nj .. daily. saturdays exceptedl
Freight for points d. l. W r. received at Pier 10.
sOr New-IIaven and points East, al Pier IS.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD. Communipaw. N. J.-Dry Docks
Machine and Boiler Shops Everything appertainng the
construction and repair OF vessels.
Branch once 7thave cor 42dst. open daily until p H.
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Teal golnle NecnlO.

1 ROMANO BROWN,
UiA1. firATE
I. West Hil a. Nrs fuIA.
Telephone ~. J5I 5ptAss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28

npopolAT =, J1nI,r,to .r,fed and in
dp.sr 80 envelope B1 f0r 11HpN.s H'' al
Do lived ai th. on', uufl lict i. a,i,,e,ei
ne stated below. nee ~ eru~nsr ~ 90" "H.F '''''
Autk. ...t.. Dtrttu
UruIhU COE4Tur. ftuN ANp lI III. ID.
Plato lfon Angle Iron uu'u Hr'W j., ,s - frs and M
DO tIrf. IrI a eIIIr rtfl. fool .n '' lN-
TO- navy fufd the AugIsatl ho trlft'rN NI'." NAYS
Hnu thr .Iu,r fIiu|n ufts bHIH if"h ~ u,t ,,v not
The Iif'' afosrftrI iu fe.. 2 hhi on 'l .'' ''' -
hr dfrfrh IIrurIn Zoo Ono fIn' iN .ti f,ttI,
fl n. IFtfr ul lIIl supplies ava. o. ,..
NnUI fnfur rII Nu lIfu tIri NJ poor I'M ,,f Do ,.,
IHs not properly saued and t''' ~ uiTut4
adhered o., ID .t.t.. .vv
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european Advertisements.

I IFBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
II finest and Cheapest McatfavOrDg stock Tor
Soups, Made Dishes and sauces etc. Annual
sale S.uOOOU0jArs
IIFBTG CONPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
4 An Invaluable Tonic Ia Of weak digestion and
debility. Is success and Loon for which ) atoms
should feel grateful" see Medical Press 'l-an
IFBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
\ Genuine ONLY with fac-simile Of Baron Lieoig s
signature IN Blue Ink scross Label Ih' uue
"Piron Iirbig and Photograph having becn
largely used b. dealers with no connection WIN
Iafon Licbg. the public informed mat me
Ie1r Company alone Ofcr the article win
Harou Ilebigs guarantee Of genuineuess
IEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAT.
II 10 be- had Of all etolekeepcrs, Grocers ana
Chemists sole Agents ior the 4 uitcd states l"uDe
talc only, g. David & CO.. Icuchufchayehue,
London England d.. ,.-,...,,
AckeE Menall = tondit. MChesson 4 Robbins IhulOoi
Nlylaud & Co. amt Me-srs W. II. -Cne1tlu d 90
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Gnmmer nesorts.
ARGYLE HOTEL,

ARGYLE HOTEL,
'|Si Ts" S'i lSsi :'aa .gpsSs'
~. :,, Es,Aaf LOOM. r,ps
WV "'''' W RICHARD n HfhAhNA
AspuRY PARK @ NJ 'A,p,os
fssse .o T.. s ss . es"II s'''s wv
'''''"'" wv" d ffanfhldN lloPfsioi hos Dan,
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rooms with CT
eelenl heaid ~ aglel house ga the shes OF n9'
5s. '1 ASs ss'' GARs 81 ''ff Sesge
A DESIRABLE PLACE for those seeking
hrst esss Communications tot me summer 1n snI ' om
lh6 city and near depo modern oonyenienees hlgh "i
a. STABILIZE ''' D'0' ""'''" + T. Tribune Once
AVON BEACH HOTEL,
r,ea. family hotel Rf EsTa9 ,psnae around. shade
sta5Sa rom Per6 y y E56
Leaves Bath, 7:lO and $40 Beach r. r and Nan
during he DAY. mos d. WlNCHEsTLh Prop.
WI ii. BGRRoUGHs, Manager.
PELMONT HALL. oo,u,...,o,.,.r,r
Firsca's accommodations for families at moderate rS'e
central Rsi.oads Apply to J.. a. CROwELL Proprietor.
pLOCK ISLAND AIR. - Hotel Manisses;
- hr,ielas, u mites At "a T,.d s1EeIe D2D
agent 81 Broadway vi cal a5,,ri a. ,ox Island RI
DOARD AMONG TIE MOUNTAINS.--
ID Forty-srVen miles from New orr on lhs 80 Jus
short cut RAILROAD prices mode, ate for fall AdGess
T.. TITUS, central Valley y. y
DOARDERS WANTED at a plain farm
} house near the mountains. Address -. - -
+. T. STRONG. C0rnwalylie. Green county y, l.
DLOCK ISLAND, r. l.
Pnrcs ocean air always cool spl,nim bass. blue and
sword fishing charming rambles and drives
OCEAN VIEW HOTEL,
the palace hotel Of the sea'hoIe aGconnodates
nearly 600 guests. magnificent views Of land aud ocean
erouerv qas and electric bells beautiful music hA EoOi
orchestra daily boats send Or illustrated cr,ulii
ana INNS newport Line 20 Newport OF N0iE I'M 10
New London. ~ :. MAHDI-,, -lsIes-.-
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
GLFN FALLS HOUSE. snargedl
Finest place 100 The mluntsns spenGid line Fl'yr- ,
tf4uo cant fu table W1lk tttS chr /, ny
abundance. TENS ror -eiteI e ~ 'u
tO 3 -. Rtf,reuCeJane tnu-le tluEg.l - -.ll
ave Ncw-York Address H. JOHNSON caro- 'Ie'"o
CLARENDON HOUSE AND COTTAGES,
CLARENDON SPRINGS VERMONT
Omen rupc 10 october Accommodate Cuoats celebrated
Strings Western uion Ie fErtuh N"-cfanlr7 ana MIX
from farm connected with Hotel ~tua ioI tI ma
MURRAY BROS fropf'
CIAFLIN HOUSE. Beckett, Mass.-Amons
I the famous Berkshire Hills l2oO feet above The sea
s,nd ft descriptive circular a. a. CROSS, ifoprri'r
(AT~KIIL MOUNTAINS.
\ TrFvrr UIT-F WIZ rrwH1 op'n unit ncto''r
fis'russ fr' otr spec ai inducements FOR balance M
''''" '''' '' LrrnprM tr rrot,igtor..
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~RONDOUT. KINGSTON and CATS.
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N9S se III s sS@,s' lsaisss III ali eadaas
A 81 30 TO SARATOGA and RETURN
~. ~ 90 " LAKE ntnhHh and ht ~ ~ hesets seq
.Ss ffS, f fst x No Rsr ot
@ s,rH' s S % s'i EsS aud Vest
touches al Albany, -
FALL RIVER LINE
FALL RIVER, Rosf6S. AsPP THE EAST h1ssTEr.1Ns
MI bisEE ~ PrPSPnp 9llss inA'd and 'e''1o'' 10
saRsIS PfT gP steamer
oa az 9sq;G at SS
Bedon sQ via Amer Boat from nFoosyn Jersey City
AP m A SPLENDID BAND OF MUSIC ..,.,
s1Sa En- CERT in the
sIo2P water Routo Full Night sRest Five Morning Trains
to Boston short rail NSiqEswfotRRff Ii LINE 5s1'
xARF E3h SsSgSgIs E5b AND
y FHfST1ll A ETI OLD 7Eb1 toLdSY
Leave New.Yok On alternate days sundays sTeepie "'
M Ss efp @ mako Newport their Eastern terminus
sats o? 5 80 S s9t a57 ana 25
Tev Aftor Hon'e fi Avsnue Hole and Windsor @t
80 - ofces at Tho Pier - o., shN On
stesmcrs N BROOKLYN. at Annex once 100, oi M
OIL, CouItst- aIo gu fuItoh'S'' anu
Van Nostrands Express, l07 Broadway r. D. Mac.
'fNTFSFY CITY. At Annex Office, t0o OF
cc,d Tor LAT OF Fall River Line Tours ana ~A'
COW u Tin End Of Yankee Land rec 90 NH6SSOR
BORDEN & LOWELL, tfOJ' - - ssnf y Y
Agents, y y, Zen i'S' @AS ~
| NFW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT cos STEAM
! " hrs q II NORTHAM AND CoNIlNENIAL leave
PECK Slip pier 80 r. r., ~ sunday ekcep-o hnn
ii isunday included connecting az S
speeiaI trains FOR MERIDEN, n AETFOhD, STU -;
FIELD. HOLYOKE &c Tickets sod and oaTgeRe cheeheu
Vt Broadway. n ", AMI Iouit-stp btOo"ph
sion 10 New Haven q 30.
! rnnII AnEI pLIIA AMI RFADING
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0TcurslOuS
-MANnATTAN REACH.

VIA EAST 3iTHsT FF RRY.
Leave Fas' 9ithst 'G15 $40 Ia 20 II 20 a. m 1920.
l..I 100 @I. $3.50. a1i 3tg so 40 80. 5tl. go.
Gao, rs 1ij. -ii. ~4j 9lJ m ieryhoas irase last
1th every 20 minutes and James slip Ferry 80
ulcs. from e no lp
Leave VI IuI ta4 B-I D. = 20 ll ll2j l..) l25.
2 g. ual: thereafter until 1898 Excursion
tickets. either TUut' 6o ccu.s
VIA BAY RIDGE.
~ Whiie Iall 81 cfmnus " oil tho elevated
raj ways hourly from 9.l D. % 2. B. =.
Manhattan Beach hourly from s , m 70 10 Is
o. m Trains marx -, thus . 30 not sundays
EXCLUSION lIChFT- FOR SALE Al ALL DOWN.
TRACK srATION- OF LuE ELEVATED RAILWAYS;
PRICE OIEFl-. INtLUDING ELEVATED RAILWAY
"a RES a D FERRY good either way VIA East 3'th-st
Ferry BAY Ridge. ... .....
GII.MORE- INCOMPATIBLE BAND. SIXTY FIVE
Performers Including Fifteen gIea sOOsts, Ia Grand
AFTEHAOON AND hNENiN NO CONCEkIS
The Great Picture and Fireworks display.
THE STORMING OF PEKIN. hy PAIN Or LONDON,
EVERY EVENINj ENCEPr SUNDAY and MONDAY
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HsrT.Snis PttsSurs west and south with Pullman
and Chicago limited Of rsroT Dining Smoking and sleep
aS Ssy D. u.v fsy nH
e%c " f1.S aa the t sGr'9 saot ana
M a. sae ." and $50 n $40 and and nis
and 'Pa r e and and and 4 NIGH light Via TsII' and
e. A.srG % s1S'Ei 5s sSne' T'R through car M
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fG l'oEs osSs sgS and and Ssst
hiaies a}rito from rusburs GO sud li2e,a M - and
tbo t' t % Ss6 ' 1905 aud iogS NJ SUNDAY ~ $40
rsn s S 'SsS 800 Sa6 qto except Moaaay
l5S g3S 5saO no YSog 10 50 ana ioy5 ma Ssaar
$40 tq6 oaa $50 7o5. iis'a mi 800 is'' $780, 1000
TO PHILADELPHIA.
sur ON EsTAnLtsHHp ROUTE AID sH1nr LIZZIE
b TRAiys. Each WAY .wFEKnAYs. ,A.yp . OK
fIiiA sfS ErwY6hR
bouMr TRACK IHE MOST, nNrRqyI.ln} EQuH
ENf WiiH ABs6iUfE sAFErY
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taosno lllQ m l. g. T. aud = n- connect 81 lIen
ton amden. .....
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