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New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
rwhxry.srcovp ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

TIE twenty sccora N..emby Ds'rc, 'han le 'iiy'd.d
INTO forty El,con districts H." sr'r"t AMI nnlt- Of
The FIST Firr"m shall contain all uat part q tie
t rrs sSere .; rfy nti .r,e sna rILgton avenue
lie second Election District .e.i o4ni-" at, nj p-r 81
T,ri avenue T.si sixty second suce,- aud Leiinston
Ihc h,rd District .ha contain ali ina! part Of
Tho city bounded toy and yinf w,thn isst SeF"1y soonn
street tast sIU NH s-e and Lexington
rne Fourth Erection Instinct shall al. that part Of
Tho city bounded ly ard WIG "ilm im a , nm
,y "" pn.a t de, sy sa ns sn .:
rhrd sv~nue Eat Se"nty siIih street 40" "iihs'"n
The Sixth Election District .hal contain all TIA, art Of the
IIirl avenue E,,t Eighty hr.t ahd l.ington Avenue
the city bounded by AID wing shln E,,t r,ght! eighth
,Ieel sse.9d s'gSn. hn,, tL a, a a,fra. '"
TIC tshih Lection Dist'e shall GOA a. va ,S, pa,t n -,
street rhird tast Eighty street s"" fh
IN. Slnb ectioe ui.trn shan contain an ta, par, 81
The ,y sS.s Iy .n1 Sns rishh sr .e,t If .,sas
East Eirbty ninib street. aud mn svehae 49,,
CIV ounied ~ All wing within East ninety h'st street
~, r,sae eys, fiee," 6e, Sian Contain lha. .t q
tho oy bounded 10y and vine wh. as' S & ~ ~ t s"
he r~slrtn Erc.ion bisire shall ,onaln All that part 81
@ 'e. s'' ,h.i s,HI"s% venue s "a Ea., % s Second
ne Tr.enh Election ni.,ric shall cont ain an that part
81 s.s ,, ' a.; "@, S. y f., att 9, uiS .",, aSa us,
f, ronr,e.nh Election p.ic, shall contain s that par.
Of ue u,y eoundea ly sna lyng vihln ha., tsht uhd
kiglty street Netud
uue "a street aud Ihifd
Election District all that part Of the rY
hnndr hv and viug within Eighty second street Inst
s,ruur 4 ast higLtirth street aud second
bs Liusun District shall rnntan al that part ~
the gfs bounded bs and lying within has tgbteh street
,,S ,l,.t East rnty ninth street sud thifd avenue
The flrron District shall outain al that part
J ,r tity oundrn by aud lyng within tist seventy uiu
.i.,, S,,ond avenue tsst seventy seventh snd
Third a,unut - ,.....,-. =. -, --..... -. .,-....,
NJ m. ri boudsh aud tying ~tih last seventy uihh
rsi avenue East ntV.nv s"''h'h s'e1 4na s'eo"n
| n i. Al, -..-.-- -. . -.
~ ~. Ills bonnrd aud ynr within East seventy s-vthb
street rasi i,s,f tast seventy hb street seeohh avenue
tast sstsnts sit W street and titsi avenue, A..
IN. w-nfrih tle tun Ds,ii,' .hnl contain Az thai wa,
,t, bounded bt yine w'hn tart seventy seventh
stss t.t avenue seventy sstb s,eeih and thifd
| avenue. ......... -.-,, ....-.. -, 49,
MAJ. M he "a. Sounded ~ aud iyss within Esst Seventy
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
rwENn rounrn AssHAnLy DISTRICT

Tho 1vrntv fnutt1 Assembly District shalt b. disui,l
twrnts sryrn 'iscuu dttrcis the rEuut uuh mutt or
Witch shall h- ls ulluHs
Tho lu.t Llrttnn ustfht siaI coltfm all tAai
Iatt Ui the eiy hglhhri ~ aud hinE wiihn one
unitri and iofty Nfth street southrtH IUniss une
nnhfed ard fbftt funii street Iunrly ttrk Iant Nrt
ot iitr slsni Stnn, "A M, avenue liunttrd abl
Ihlftt ftahth sifs~ aud hiUuA venue
1ht EieVtun strt shall soitan al thai part ~
the pitV hnnnhrd hY aud iYinr sihn iue Nuult a amt
thirty eighth sueei. WINS asnae haiieh tive and ihiri
atennr
Ihe rhiid Et,iluu ils,i ahan ,oulin an hu pat ~
IN. titt bounded ~ anti within Uns Huat aud
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
5ituatlons runuieo--fcnaIes

A ADVERTISEhENT FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At LHE ls
TptOW \ OFFICES No. l,Zis Broadway corner Thirty
hrstst 8 and 3os West Twenty tmIdst corner
E1gnth ave I63 tourth-IVe- Folrte. nthst,
80 Tb,rdave corner Forv-seveuthst Nos LOO Third
ava near 1lxiethst and AZ the HARLEM OFFlC CE- 2aoo
Thrd ave rorner One hundred andw enty hth-st. up 20
q N. a v once
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
DHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
RAl LkOAD
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION
FOOT OF LIBERTY-sT- NORTH RIVER, n,

NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBERTY ST NORTH RIVER. -.
Direct connection 10 and from RrooSn via annex Boats
TINE rAn%raKfSE rom PEe2SEy0 EFFEer Fflf5. rs
For PHILADELPhIA AMI TBENr3S o bouaa 20 bT}pSS bfS
zoo i2oo p ~ SUNDAYS at .i5 m 5io Loo p m m;
scsiS2 H at Ccubiaave Tor Msnsyunk consho
DR. ASyTYGPooM CARS Oh all Day Train. and SLEEPING
CARS Night Trans.
returning leave PHILADELPHA Snth ara Green % isa sa
sUNpAY 20 20 G9 MI oS 2U i5p M oo 5o n au 52e 6o
sTXpAY ia. a. m ,a5 Az T1d p IN 500 SOB
900 ZOOS 1885 a. m, l:ji ar GA esp NJ Sun
1d2 9ATf iI2 1 50 'ssUSBuRY LEwIsBURG. and
MAHANoY CITY at 7:45 900 a. m 3i5, p m.
a M 100 l.5O 400, j:30, j45 1900 p H. sunday' at
For For f and 1Oq u tS 900 H.
100 l.3O. 345. 5i5 p. m. sundays at $50 ?. m
For For PhE9G at Al & j 5 & d. oO sO s' AGO.
Fof aTS2 sEfTHLEHEM ALtEST0wx and MATCH cHTNK 1ay
fcf EAsI6S at 400 AR 75 9oos m ,iS 9G I'o Si''
For sCHooLEY's .MoCNIAIN BuDD,s oo LAKE, Ak, and
IAKt H3PATC2YG ~ a. 100 200 $40 5 % 'oS g. 40 1SJ 40
$500 !S9 N SqniayS l;S4 & p m, NJ ~, aoo 1oao 11l5
am zoo ii6 1.so sis 900 i:so 300 $50. 5t5 90
ZOO sOO lO3op M sundays at L. sOOa mr ISo' ''''
Fer sP 500 az , % 200 o 929 300 1919 9l5
80 50 500 $50 100 500 9so .oo lG2o $50 a3S l3gq P III
a. on t.g1 1000 1000 ll:i5 m. 700, l245. ZOO 80
300 30 300 8a0 345 l:o04.l5 43o 44' 900 5;l ,93o
1890 l2OODm SUNDAYS al ., o.V" af' d ia 4'OV ''''
For YFwAFK At 800 5.t5 si5 G:t5 7:l5 73o 500; Si3
sqn ~ q. ,,il iO.i5 1915. lll5 200 m ia
ll5 90 go 500 80 900 40 ,;oo 3l'ii ii3o 20 33 3i3
! I30,,nm SUNDAYS at 500 9:l5. 10lj a u l-;OO H.
! i-l5 8oO 4:On. 600 61j. 500. 800. lO:5O M
] ror roVG RRANCH OCEAN GROVE &C.. AN rai' az
5-D0 7.45 a m. li5, 400 5A5 p. IL SONDA1S teAoopV
I ) ocean grove At 400. 10 a H.
/ For FRFFIOlD-At 10 III % m, = T. m. - . = =
For LAKEWO0D TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAr at 74o
A. m. la. f:SOp. m. ,- .
/ For ATLANTIC CITY, NINEl-A-'D AM D''iN''@4O- 81
| l4j D. IN. - .>,,-,-,o>,
| NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From pier 40 0 North River via SANDY Hook
COMMENCING OCT. l3, l0o4. 1,-.
For ATLANTIC HIDuLANuS. SkABhli,iiI zoe ~
BEANCH. LAKEWOOD, TONS RIVER bAhNE"-A4
etc, at 400. \ H.
Tickets can be procured foot Liherty' per 40 :
North Rlve 2l lG2 -U1 3J7--tl, Al, pa. ana l' h
W. Gjt and 40 tih-avea ] Kvington--ts ~ an0 =,
creenU clst les East stand principal lIofS IN
Wv 4}s Sil Iuor-st: 2l0 ManhauU-ave+ : l~ hA.D'
ave l-aL5 Atlantic ave In HOhoken, - a-niTlo.'t,
y Tran. Company VIII call ana cheek DasbAsc IO
hotes o residence todestinstion ,,,>-c,cu
. :. =. noo-,i M,,,,.r Gen Pas. and Ticket Agt
II p BALDWIN. -. f. p. AEt. 1ls Lbertr-st. y "
DOPT7LAR SHORE LINF.-FOr Providence,
Bosto on and the Iasf All rail from Grand Cehtra Depot
bree e,nres trains Sundavs excepted To boston
m , n m ipirOr attached AM luh lh WIN pLa.'
.eenng carsl SUNDAYS ~ 10 p. m WIN pahTe ~
cars Newnort express leaves GTano central Cepo AT
- m arrive. al Newport 7.3J L troT cars a la'ltu
| J. H. "ii''oe a. +. ". POPPLE, Agent
I 1rrV A
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
financial.
. ISI-ANn RAIIROAD COMPANY.

7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
4 i TREASURER'- OFFIC is BROA way y. y.
The branch Mortgage Bonds "a ing dne
mb.r 1891. VIII he redeemed al par ana acciueo inter
,fesentstion at this once
c. 10, l7,4 HtNNN GRAVES. treasurer
NOTICE To STOCkHOlDERS.-Ih The an
nusl of the stockholders % the Evsn svils an
Haue Railroad Company viii be hei' NJ tl' eene
Of the COMPANY he city Oi fvanrVile october
of rrctOrs for the ensuing hc STOCK books oi te
piny I'll be closed October and reoPeIen uo.o "
rs "a. L. LIVING, SECRETARY.
f.vansvlie Ind. September -. ls.4
OFFICE OF THr EAST T-,Nr-SRE. VRGIVIA AND
GEORGIA RAuR0Ap COMPANY. (
10 EgOApW AY. NEW-NoRK, oct .. i~Si
THE annual meeting o. the stock and reg
istsred bo-,ihoders ~ the EAST TEN Is 'Er. NlR
a g. GrpHGI O. r. 90. Tor the actIln o. Directors
and o. slch other husn as may propery
before f. viii Dee hc tie Office oi the comnany IA
knoxville Team, wednesday. the l-th day ot No'emDer
lSSt.
Transfer remain October 9Th to No
vember 9Th. 9th Inclusive - ..
l. NJ sCiiWAN. SAMUEL rHOMAo .,
President
OFFTCE THE VI lIrHs ASn CHAgLFsToN ENLEoADCo,
10 BRoADwAY NV YORK. oct 4. l>S4
THE annual meeting of the StOch holders OF
1 he Memphis and Rarod COMPANY, for the
election OF Directors aud the transac0 oisucu other Dust
properly before will b. he AZ the
OF the company IN Huntsve Ala on thursday he lotn
dav OF November. lS~4. 80 -
Transfer will closed from october l3 TO No
l. NJ scHWAN SAMUEL THOMAS.
President.
CONSTANT ANDREWS. BRUCE CHILTON.e
Member Y Y stock Exchange and
y. Y. Mining ana PetrOsum Exchange
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

Erpte.s nseavc Ncw.Yort Dcsbrosos and Cortland
$40 s,lO D. $50 Cs aud 10 Limitei) II, li1Oa m $40
st1 4, D. u Z and D. m. ant IL night NunaNN Nlp, =
,.,a, au,.oa and 10 @ g. = ssd w. . ana - @'s"
ssuanh llilV m- l. 2. and y nl, connect Al it""
Eeipnrns irans eavo Brolhs, stat,l philadelph lpl
sl5 $40 {. ass Except Monday 800, $50 7@p, Hj'
Al, and lil5 m. untsd Express 1880 ani 02l N, l.
80 ~ $50 7t0 7t5 and p m on sunday iZni Up
sh1 : . M Leave Philadelphia via Canieh o''o " III
Ticket oaces AZ sla and ga Broadway A,tor IIouse
An loot Of Desbros..s aud Cortisnht streets C3hIrs
M s, Brooklyn Amer staten sP, Sp,,oo Jersey city
hmigrsnt IcEst ocs No Battery Place and Castle Gar
The Nsw.YorE Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage IRON hotels and residences - .-ooD
. CHARLES h. PUGH. IL WooD. ,,
General Manager. OenefAi fA's I Aseut-
WEST SHORE ROUTE.
W VIA oRs1 SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER ,, land,
Al except ABS D m train West 4-d-st COiuahnt
M M besoross.s sts stations 4'So H. usih leaves "0
Chicago no a. ~ -sp IN Pullman seepers through.
Deroit '0a m .5:50 x p, N, Pullman seepers an
n 800 y .. IA. sleeping snd psrior through
syrscuse, : 10 10 a. -os5o - p m-
C@s~ll snd Albany TO 40. ll5o m. A:35. $50
Sewsurr Kingston .72o 1000 il;2oa saio %S'
Eor Mop3real ID ana Canada East 7.20 a. $50 p u.
Hamilton. Loadon 10 u w. -ei'o - p m iofohN S'So
'Dsly Other trains daily except sunday.
IoI ucLts tan Iabes psroI "a seepns uA
sston 'i aosSsen. iiiB ssSiD ston Bfoo.n court
st. Annex Once, root Futonst Nes-i ois yy is, ~
1884, sswsry penn r. sfatoas foot Of cortlsndt and
Desbrosses we-i shore station foot OF "est
- stssssG AkNAY A0&GII' y el. fas' AssA'
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
ateam oats ano Kaircabs.
uTDsOY RIVER BYDAYLIG HT.

UITDSON RIVER By DA y LIZ II /.
n. Aiblnv Day Line steamer
ALBANY aud e.. NIBBARD.
DaIv texcent ~uniiysl.
boSva DT lnneXl rfpA NJ
Vcstry pier NeN-Nork 500 a NJ
92i-st. pier IOV III
For AIBANYiin ly At Nvlcs AMI rArrytoTn tbT Terry;
Wes Pnu k1Ses espse. Rhlne1etN. tal.tul
AND Hudson. connectiny Albany with trains for ucA
Nta0ara Flls ufao the West Tor Saratoga The North
Isst trips from NewYork october II, and from Albany
October 10
-RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CAL >
N, KILL Not = Al N,-I andinr a. Cranstons West
To -. ornwan Ncwburs. Narlbor" MI on Poislk
and connecting with tlsc- ana Del4W are = o ~
oye and Caskll M0nntains AMI haater-ki hairo- = =
"a era CITY gst AMI James W Bali Nn leave
eyc-v Eepk ia a r. IN icr so1t Harrson-st r. D. ex-
eep Saturday, when City OF Kingston leaves a p III
mixing al laIGings.
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all roint, on HOU-
4 sATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAILEOA - Is st amer
leave Catherine slip AZ II m p M sa@t Est hl'el'
..i0p u. m lower than by other ror"
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
CTARINS
STARINS ,u,o,,
COMPANY.

- CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Office Pier L. y r.. foot Of Cortlanit-st
Consrnments Of freight forwarded directed to part
the world.
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received delivery OF al kinds Of freight anu er
chandise any part d the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
FREIGHT Of every description promptly gtered to any point
in the harbor al reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES 10 ChAh-
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
steamers JOHN H. sTARIN ami FRAsrUs coRNING
for NEW HAVEN leave Pier L. r. foot oil Coftlahus'
t9p. N daily. Saturdays exceptstl
Freight for points D. L W R T. received a. Pier -
For NewHavcn ami points East. az Pier ls.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD. Communipaw y J.-Dry DOCKS
Machine shops Everything apperalning TO ns
obstruction repair OF vessels
Branch onice 7tbavc- 42dst daily until p M
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
L NEW-YoRk LAKE Xxi. EhIE AND "E9if-i'' NAIL
Arrangements Of train. nom Chanoers$f Depot
ANN: sy ~ 'sTg B ,mta5 nrs and Baaa Sleeping
6pm daily - Louis Limlted Expres Ezra
7-5 Niagara Fsus, Hamilton ont l9i'n a H.,
CINCINNATI \ p n Loms e.4Oa second day Ionnec
in5 uS1s P,citc FXnre. u, 1e e.t SOLID Tram Of
pullman Dag ami sleeping ,s rs TO Bnghsmio4i E.Td IRA
iHaei Blii1U sHoFinr c6ac e. 10 Caict,o
SIP mkmigTan tram Tor the 70 1000 m 70 noon
5 800 .:4o M S,lG 95o $40 81 'P y, D. q, 5V mdnrht
paterson 50 7:so go 1oz0s N - noon 40 S,'O4to
5U5.u O.lO 6.3l -:l5 l03opm and - mdnGht sun
j.tj $50 1920 g. $50 = m ~ mhnlghG
and Newark 80 -;io lon ~
4 J.2u blN f-2u 1870 anu ~ MINhiSnh 0s'"--'
Il ghis SUNDAYS l5 A:ln t.u NJ AK -, en1
545 7.5t 1920 m l35 3jro a'o n:vv 30
n midn ght sundays 5.45 $50 1920 $40 o''o " ~
WaTsicE 80 10 20a M 4.30 u m. SUNDAYS $50 IN L.,
Newburs ami COrnwau 100 ga m 800 4:5O p H. 0"''J
$50 H ID. a Am,
SUNDAY -aiN m -. .,o . % on , %, An
g.v a 1870 III $500 70 M s-.u,or
y, iietcvr b. 1909 1920 3jo 10 S'lo m nu9
a. Ia b1O a o:jO The tIan7 - NJ anu ipm aan ~ ~
,ps cou.ct with YORK.. ontario and western hho"
st M,,r.t The train stops al Man-st onlY , = ,o
Pom Icrvs 700 lOZU i.jO . ~" M sunu"S ''
1O.2Ua IN o n:i1 . M - ., n hour
~ IN 10 lO4J every thirty MINUTES Anu Hoh
lu.j p IN 10 ll45 q IN every houi -, ,,-a,,o oor and
ctets or passa apartments IN Drawing room an.
obtained snd orders ioi te che
g. of baggage be left ~ the company
- J,I 4O or gj Broadway. lHi Nestsh, ~ l. ~" :
snr, a. Brookvu at the tOmpanyH Iepnt- 49,. -, = IN
,ress trans the West arrive ia Ne" ioiA "' ''4'
''V f11iiN = ABBOTT Cen1 Passr Agent New YORK
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY T.;
" trains leave ior LnGewo~. Cnstef, ileihon. snu
Nvack 500 1oa M go a. ~ 2.,.' ,''" o''' y '
ID miruisht Huidays T. q g. N ana 10 l. VI An , IN
/ Nannst spring Valley and MonsfY - ~ ~ m' '''V v Il"
Su"o' IsIN \ ABBOTT Geu1 Pase'r Agent Ncv lors.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

s~arers "ctv OF Worcester" and city Of Boston
.sve Pier 40 y r Of wartsst N xt per above De'
bros.e. st. Ferry. daily. except sundays, az p m
NEW DAY LINE FOR NEWBURGH H.-Fare
~ zoe land ug az West Point Cold Hprng an
So,,xsI -Iealer JAMES T BRETT leaves loot West
i0t'st DAILY II o'clock and 81 NllA - ~ q III
petnrn.rg NeWbnrg AT INcursion ucNet- tol
NevYOr- returning day 5Oc NO ntOAlcatihg Afuo'
esd
NrFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD commencing OctODeI . Ioof
500 a. m and Montreal express through ara"
ing room cara ..., 80, . ,,.... -r,.,, dining ears
st0ppug Albany, tea syracuse; koche-ter bnSQ
Falls. Fre Cleveland ana Ioedo arriving d. N"'He
Ias1 NJ Ilicsgo Express drawing 10 Canan
dsrua Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo connects io
ii a m Western New-YorS and Northern Express with
go D. m Albany, Troy and Utica Express through
a. n, fnmodatlou % Albany and Troy.
m 81 IoIs Express with sleeping cars ~ Ni-ii'
Pals Rn1llo Cincinnati Toledo Detroit and 81 Louis
win sleeping cars - Hvracus' al" ~
Auburn road ani 10 saratoga also % Montreal ,..,-
ui. Pacific Express. with sleenng cars ,o' ~.
pp-sio aeara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chcaso
~ IOus except Saturday and NAleio"h HI
I'll Nle6t Express with sleeping cars 70 Ananv and
with the mornnc trains lOr the es' al"
for the North except SATURDAY night - . uo,-,i,,
Tickets AZ Grand central DEPOT 80. - u"ln-
Green 425 Broadway. and NJ Westco'' -
C,rlce place and ~ and gl2 Broadwsy Newf os
and Washington amt 7SO fulton sis. brooklyn anu -
F0nrth-sf Wiliamshurg ., ... oar, ,a
prncured auv theticke orcesn NewforA OlS anu -
Ragrage called FOR and checked from rcsden s,,.
shes trains run daily AL others daily eTSrp Spn1aY
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
6elp Wanieo.

6sp Wanlso.
WANTED. Five Hundred men for the United
w states Army. Apply At -. ,,
WANTED by lady living in the country. n
w reliable person ma and seainsr.ss And eapaeo o
caring .r i'm ru address % Box 1888. New York city up
sd2y october IA giving name ana address WIN eApe
ience.. only thoe with beut references need "iit''
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED foull
MENT. AND TtiF fASrE~t TIME CpkNlhE
LNT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
TO PHILADELPHIA.

70 TRAINS ZACH WAY WEEK DAy- AND OF
bUNDANi 3 STATIONS IN rHlLADEl~
PliiA = ~ NEw.NORK
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
pENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


AND UNITED STATUS MAIL kpt - -.....
Tfaih' i,e New York via Desbr0sses and Coih ''0o'
Ferries follows , ,,,...,
Bsrri.hurs Piftsbnrg the West and south WIN PulA
PsaCe attached q and o. m 'tsllY
and csro Limited Plror Dining smoking anu sleep
2 q. m. dav. -.., r-r,o n.
Wliamspert Lock Haven. 2. m ~ NJ torIN SIN su rrs
sp n. connectin~ al Cory for Iltu-yne feuoeun emu"
and 'is Di RegiOns ,-..tto,ro,
Baltimore. Washington and the south
E,pcss' ~ Pullman ParlOr Cars daily etcept aJ p
WASHINGTON 405 Regular VIA ~ 'a
q $40 a m. BAD AMI y pm ail
snd o. r. v, and D N. and IL nigNt. % 1nh1zt ~
sni n Y. ~ a m, p m. AMI i night VIA d. an" "
II v Z and ~ night
l0f Atlantic CUv except sunday Nl y m
fof Care Nav. ~undav l:lO Pc m
Long rsncn Junction, ard intermefnate ra'l
Va Rahvsv and Amhov 41b and q. m II noon ~
N on Suniav AS aud 0Ola ~ 5p m' 'o no' S'"'
A. Ashurv Park -,-..
boaso Brookiyp Anner" connect WIN W. fS
Jersey Ciiv sSoriing speedy Gnd direct usn'er ''
bro0k lvn travei No.,
lo"op danv anf iaUv eycent NonWDo fI9omm
wsshiu~'on "a Baltimore go and Gao an ~, 1,4n
$50 ~ ogG 1905 and 1916 M snnhsv o5o So; :, NJ
m. ln15 and i035 n. From RatWoi' ~ y, w
PROM pfnalelnhis $50 500 $40 Gao Z. srcept Monaav
sp e7n l0iO, 1880 m. l2n 2 go Soo o''U "a
100 l0 $50 200 10.n5 1920 rnd l0 = m Th,nnnssy
80 roo G7S $50 7.Oj i1.3i mi 90 13) WV lVo@
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
Ciln DrJ ier.p u Iute1

WANTED A three-stOry house, fulV lul-
w nisaed centrally ocaied. ior SIR = nrst' a. @
y4fe FANNY Or TIE NInter monln-. J. go tAi-'' N
~ West s3d-si. southeast corner BIosd"ay-
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
Drp 9ooos.

~. FINE VELVET CARPETS.-Extra
Md sinner Ingram IS cents. Mattngs II upHarts
argau. ia Tugs and aIs. Andrew Lester * 90 ii way
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
ALL RIVER LINE.

: ITTUGU VALLEY RAILROAD. D.-Passenger
~ Leave depo; foot Of Cortanit and Deshros'' SIS
- usins y.40apd : D. IN fOr fastOn. Bethlehem men
p RestIc Mauch Chunk whkes9airIr pr,an
vgr veIg c,aies run daily Local trains at IN sio OtV
u,u ~ 10. Ea.toa Bethlehsm aud Copay. - 49, .,. ,o-
p m ~ S1-rs~ at slO a N and $40 p m connect ior
N naiuts In aahauoy sud Hszleion coal Ieslns i
train. Ioe a for Mauch Chunk $40 a. IN Ao"'o ''' ~
ats p. an. - o9- p,oa1uav
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
Citn l]ropcrtn 60 Let.

40 LET. - West 13itl ST, three-,sI,ory py
u t.h .toa- brownsfone all imprOvcn u s. perez
de- ANNA rent $40. Apply Estate SAN IL fHi'ii =
% A N..fl
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

An ELEGANT, 2O-rOom house To le1' hc'i
.. N''''' Particulars 100 Fu n-si.. room D.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

DOPTUAR SHORE LINF.-FOr Providence,
Poston and the Fasf All rail fromGrand Central Depot
ree exnress trains daily Sundays Excepted To Bo.ton Al
m " m fptrlor car attached ami lu n n Win placf
sleeping carsl Sunfavs a. 10 p m WIN raT ndf J,
NevnOrt exnress leaves GTann '"h'Ia Dep"' N
l. H. arrives Newport 1875 p IN ItToI '451 ~ 1go,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

Albany Day Line steamer
ALBANY aad G. NIBBARD.
patlv .avgaut <unllysf
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
Duslncss Chances.
G,tuailons Uanteo-- MI.es

DOOKKEEPER.-O Occupation as bookkeeper
~ oi o'"oi iN''N0 ~ T. \ JAMES. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

ktL' NoDFI FAST LINE TO THE WEoi
~ 70 pbiadeph Baltimore ana washington
r,. ic,Te IRON Pennsvivania r. r. Depot ,.. W..
ere.et SUNDAY for NAs1in9tan ann AZ
1Po M DAILY FAST EMPRESS: thronsn a.. AZ
oc.ekc. 10 Chcayo Cincinnati 81 Lou'N O'""''
points ur daily for washington and all points Wes
: IL MlD rsi,as rckets sleeping Berths ant Baggage
nIy Al tornpsay-s ONCE 2l. SD 81 ann = nv p'0'
epPH-- Breokiyn; Pennsylvania Railr0a1
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-01-10
PeOnle Will Talk.

You may get through the world, but twill be
IF you listen to all that is said as you go;
Y ou'H be worried and fretted and kept in
stew
For meddlesome tongues must have some
thing to do,
And people will talk.
If quiet and modest you'll have it presumed
That your humble position is only assumed
You're wolf IN sneep's clothing, or else
you're a fool;
But don't get excited-keep perfectly cool
For people will talk.
And then if you show the least boldness OF
Or slight inclination to take your own part,
But keep straight ahead-don't stop to ex-
For people will talk.
If threadbare your coat, or old fashioned
your hat,
Some one will surely take notice of that,
And hint rather strong that you can't pay
your way;
But don't get excited, whatever they say
For people will talk.
If you dress in the fashion don't think to
For they criticise then in different way;
You're ahead of your means, or your tailor S
unpaid;
But mind your own business, there's naught
to be made,
For people will talk.
Now the best way 10 do is to do as you please,
For then your mind, if you have one, viii be
at ease;
OF course. you will meet with all sorts OF
abuse;
But don't think to stop them-it amt any
For people will talk
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-01-10
The Eye as an Index to Character

The eve shows character. If the eye
has been BACKED, for instance, it
means impulsiveness on the part of the
man who blacked it, and recklessness
on the part of the owner, who probably
called the other party liar. The ey es
of great warriors have always been
gray, their brows lowering like thun-
der clouds. To verify this statement,
examine the eyes of target company,
or policeman. Philosophers have
large, deep set eyes, and usually two
of them, unless they happen to live in
Arkansaw. Poets have large, full eyes,
from having taken too much beer the
day before. Button considers that the
most beautiful eyes are black eyes.
You can see beautiful lot of black
eyes by going to the recorders court
on Monday morning. Mary, Queen
of Scots, had liquid gray eyes. She
also had her head cut off. At the same
time it does not matter what kind of
eyes a decapitated Federal officer has.
If, in accordance with the civil service
reform rules, Federal official fails to
pay his assessment to the campaign
fund, off goes his head, even if one of
Ills eyes SHoulu pe pea green anu tHe
other solferino red. Red eyes indi-
cate a tendency to weep and to whisky,
and occasionally both. ''Who hath
red eyes?" asked Solomon, and before
you can answer he replies, "Those who
tarry at the wine-cup." Monsters have
green eyes. Shakespeare noticed this
peculiarly, possibly, at menagerie,
for he frequently refers to the green
eyed monster.-Ieras Siftinqs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-01-10
Walking as an Exercise.

Prof, Sargent. of Harvard college,
delivered lecture last evening at the
Union hall upon the subject of walk
ing. He referred to the numerous ad-
verse critics. which his ideas in this
connection, as presented in his lecture
OF last winter, had called forth. As an
illustration of the nature of these criti-
cisms he read an article, which main
tanned that moderate walking, instead
of being the poorest, was the best pos
sible method of exercise In answer
to this, DR.. Sargent suggested that the
very common error of drawing general
inferences from his own particular
case. For person troubled with in
somnia, nervous diseases, and particu-
lar kinds of heart troubles, the exercise
obtained from a number of moderate
walks, taken at intervals during the
day, is the best thing that can be found.
Rapid walking, or any other violent
exercises, serve rather to aggravate
than cure troubles of this nature. But
for man in the enjoyment of good
health these saunterS are wholly use
less. What he needs is sharp, brisk
walk, which will start the circulation
of the blood and bring all the muscles
of the body into play. Walks of this
kind are very beneficial, and heartily
recommended. The most rapid walker
is he who walks from the thighs rather
than from the knees.-Boston Tran