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COMBINED WITH
Great ReiractiiOn Power
THEY ARE AS
TRANSPARENT and C0L0RLESS as LIGHT
PERFECT SIGHT PREsERvERS

M. II. aICK * ~ e., Druggists, are my
ment of IN Spectacies and Patent Spring
Eye-Glasses can be found and adapted to
Il conditions of the eye.
W. WILL MS * CO., Druggists, Agents
in Fort W WORTH
BASS 4 BROS, Terrell.
T. PATTERSON Il CO., Ennis.
RICHARD AKNOi u, Waxahachie
W. II. BUSH, Gr9enylle.
DIR. MlCIIARD, MeXia.
LAKE & MCFARLIN, Marshall.
CASTLES n MORRISON, Waco.
FOUGHT & BRO, Dent H.
DIR. GOODNIGHT, wills Point.
DIR. MUSIC, Pittsburg.
VAUGHN q CUMMINGS, Sulphur SPRINGS.
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W ANiED-iHBEE GIRIS w 4 1 l4,S-1
nd p for general s tn aoqs9%9 help Of aaR
ployment Office, 600 Main street nI Em.
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L house, attached with fresh stock OF
groceries, quecnswme, etc In ihc town Of
LaMtencei u bargain can Ice hag % AN early
Application is made 70 W. 3. g., Herald
oil O.. uo2tf
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EOR SALE-UOUSE AND LARGE LOT,
4 corner Main and Leonard streets; wni
sell at a bargain. Apply to SIMPSON (
HUFFMAN, 73l Elm 81.
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w An lhL-hN hhY Bod no KN0JT
~ thai they can buy the very fnnsSt oW
rieiies OF fruit ees, grape vines sbnd Iest va
towering shruhs, roses, ETC., and tb, ttTees
plant out trees, furnish fine red srra, VA We
on and make walks, sod lawns, and dc lay
MY H IsYqseapS gerdenng O Box i5as el'
Cedar Springs Road, IA miles north lower lower,
house. III NOurt.
- 0OlQ.I,,.
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FOR SAILS.

a'Olt SALE-75Nitj EEl Oh GERNANIA
street; house OF rooms; nice elton.
term to suit purchaser Appy 10 SnIpso1
d HUFFMAN, 73l Elm st. nnIg.it
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A'Ot SALh-MG FARM OF l1b ACRES
4 lou acres in cultivation; Situated ON tha
Dallas ana WaXahachie road, miles south.
weston Dallas, Is for sale; plenty OF wool AMI
grass and water as general thing abundant
the spring still yielding water alter "A nv,
terms j. ". HARGRoyE, Sprowls. noll.1t
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4 ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AND
n ordering built additional sewers in the
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NVANrED-AN ENERGETI1JN NJ 4 n ,Ss ~
W aresponsible position; win he her, FOR
TO travel; tot the right man liberal com u red
ton will he paid. Address for I'll IN ensa.
PERMANENT, Her Id office. '"o days,
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WANTED.

WANTED-A GOOD COOK 49, T1,>z.--
" girl preferred. Apply at once M u u TIE
hEAIlNG'S, sos San Jacnto street =, A.
WANTED WHITE WoNrA ,,N.l
~ cook wash ami ron. Inquire \, 10
nptetf-
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EuR SALE-FNBM IL DALLAS Co
4 or To rent FOR money. Two nun.
drvd anu eighteen acres, one nnv y wv
miles ives; Oi lHCumdsun; rich, biloxi lnn4
wei Improved, ip tue state ui cultivation
large dwelling Z rooms, barn, uulhuHuivN-
ana teunnt house. splendid uruuWu llt3'N 3
- good wells and - acre, tMNvr lhN
one OF the best pieces IN lw'as COUNTY
rue perfect; NO lucumhunrr; terms eH,l
Apply toor address nU l.. R. Srrnrn, hcu.
lrison, Dallas county, TcNos. Nug.A-4m
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lNUR 81 = Eli ACREs At OAK Lawn
L good house suud uu wet ui water lt'uN
r,nsunN lp; must hc sod iu next ~ Jay
Apply To- SiMp-UN A UTFTN A. ~ Vim a.
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FOR vINELAND and BRIDGETON at l:9op. m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

EEw.YORK. WEST SHORE q BUFFALO RAILWAY
Trains leave Desbrosses COandt and foot Of West 42d
For chicago Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls and Bunalo
'Sp. m.
For Newark. Rochester Syracuse and Oneida $50 ~
o..
Utica Little Fails Fort Plsin Csnaohare Port Jackson
Amsterdam, $780, ll;20 a. Uni - IN
Albany and Catskill H. 40. li2O $50. g p.
Newburg Kingston Highland. POughkeepse y, $50, ll2t
a. nj 3;4O 43O, - y. N.
daily. Other trains daily except Sunday.
Bullet Parlor Cars on $50 and ll20 u IN. and &30 IN
trains for Albany
Paror BUFFET Cars $3.50 a. train for syracuse ant
Rochester
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars on ,, train for Bunah
and Chicago.
Tickets time tables offices
pany, Jersey Cy Pennsylvania railroad station Brooklyn
No COuItat. Annex Office foot OF Euun-sL n35 Fulton
ST., and No. Dekalbavei NewNork CITY, Nos lO2, 207,
26l 1853, il9 UAd 1898 broadway No. Union Square
1877 6haye, No l6S East l25hst pennsy Rit Sta.
ton foot Des6rosseest foot Cortandtst. and West shor
Station foot West 42dst
HENRY AoNErT. Gen. Psss Agent
"a AtALosk
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
4 NETWORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangements Of trains from Chambers-st Depot
sam-Daly except sundays Day Express dia"ing looe
coaches to Cleyeand incinnsu and .hlesgo.
6p m daily 81 ouis limited Efpess.N0 ezra gestss
$40 ms Niagara falS n m Hamilton On,, I.;'u a M
Detroit 80 M Salamanca 7O6 m; cleveland 40 p,
inE trims arrive roedo So m ana pnGtanspSs II ~
,Daly)Pacuc Express for the West. solid Ira OF
Bunalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati Chicago Hotel and
Bunet smoking CoacDes 70 Chicago
RutherrorG Passaic 721 $50 $50 1920 l.
las 800 44O D. 10 $50 $40 $50 80 1880 ~ midnighs
Paterson 20 1850 $50 iO9O a ~ las $40 $40
$40 $50 $40 $50 1850 Sl6 10 and midnight sun
SsSsrs aud paterson via NewarS o:io Sac $50 $40
40 $40 300 $50 7;S9 m ana IL midnight Saturday
Sunsrn 100 1920 1ib $50 $50 $40 sl5 m and
midnight sundays $50 1890 M Las $50 N and -
warwick $50 am lsOpm
Newburg and Cornwall $50 o m $50 43o IN Sunday
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery m <So n
Goshen $50 1920 m $50 $50 4iS0 s:l5 m suS
day 800 1920 IN $50 pm -.
Middetown 100 l0t2j $3.50 40 sis M sunday
rSns connect With New York ontario and Railroad
at Msnst The train stoRs At Map,st only Sunday 80
Polt Jerys 7soO lO;5O am ADO slop m SUNDAY o'
2Sdst quarter of and quarter after each sSSs
from 6i45 TO l0ib every thirty minutes and rrOu'
lO4o m to l240 o m every hour 49, ,,.. ana
Tickets for passage aud apartments IN Drawing h
handler OF baggage be left At tho Company
Nos 26l, iOl or Q5l Broadway, lS Westst NJ l. W. :
Express FROM the West arrive IN New YORK 81 INV
'''0 JOIN n "iSBoTT Gem Agent NewYOrs
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY;
Nyaek $50 10 anil 40 900 $50 $40 $3.50 M ~ nia
night Sundays Gam and 7l6 m "a ,.o ,a
Manuel spring Valley and honsey ''lo ~ III sow ~
0uAN JOHN n. ABBOTT. GEM PassE Agent Nsw'vsrS'
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9nstrnctlon.
For BOYS and Young NJ

For Boys and Young Men--City.
CCHOOL OF MINES PREPARhAS .1tt,.
- sCaOoL ~ East t6th.st Introductory to al Scen6aS
colleges j. WOCDBRIDGE DAVIS c. E. Pm d" Principal
fVHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. III
Maaieonavc near 4th.st., Dr. H. b. CHAPLIN PTinei
nal ETgish classical and primary departments Gymn4-
sinm New bnildng complete IN IT'S appointments Ihe
lth school year INST begun.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,481
broadway near 42dpt.i 47th year Primary commerce.
and CLASSICAL DeptA NJ. n. HOBBY. w. l. AKIN fI4hcps
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CHARMS
STARIN'S
~ CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

Z.
Office Pier l8, n. r., foot Of COrtandt-st
COnsgnments Of freight forwarded directed any pan
" the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery Of all kinds freight and <s
shand 40 to any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAH
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight OF every description promptly nghtsed any
In the harbor reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAN.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN IL. SrARIN for NEw.HAvEN. leaves Pias
49, r., foot Of CortRndtst at p. IL daily. (sUHDAYa
excepted.l
Freight points D. L. W. r. r. received at Pier I1
For New-Haven and points East st Pier 49,
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Miles fas
Ten Cents from Pier l. T. r.. foot OF White
ball.st.
CENTRAL SHlPYARD. Communipaw. n. J-Dry DocsA
Machine and Boiler shops Everything agpeTtanlDs ths
construction and repair Of yesselA
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OFaC tfr5.

An EXPERIENCED and highly recommend
~ ed nsructress FOR children who WlI SON Dc
dsrueagcl OcCupaOuipi Tue summer or uEt
st
ABLE AND THOROUGH IEACHEkS
~ Of all pades tutors gOycrncsses lecturers comuhoas
6c circulars lost schools charge To those employ
jue teachers teachers until engaged r. MlRlAh
EXPERIENCED TEACHER will take two
~ Young boys family to care foi ana Instruct For
terms ana Lo,k Box g. EisthamptoD, Mass
4 GENTLEMAN. for French and German
~ salary 81 200; another for ffeef2 and drawing am Ink
hsI; GIaupar school Assistants TO Vest Apply To-
A. LOWELL " CO. 10 Aston trace y. !. OHy.-
A "TEACHERS, Tutors, Governcsses, sup
n. Piled free To EMPLOYERS schools IeoomhehHed 70
parents FLORENCE FTCI, q Union square
MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab
xtte Pupls Families Schools. Colleges Circulars cGOol
schools with reliable mOrnatOn ifee 10 parents SK-7d
Teachers always wanted. Application form ior stamp , -
J. w. hCHERMEkhORN 60, last l4thst'H Z
rTEACHERS WANTED Ladies {: Expert,
1 enced Kiniergartncr for Normal school French and
paipng FOR CITY school drawing painting French ana Ger
man German French ENGLISH and music for city amicsi
FIeuch ispokcn, Iuglish and muSc French ana EAssh
French aud German Aintncan IIthch fi sew
e cities French German, draw ing ana music Deuttneh
Naibeuafics and fngsh Yale graduate mhth"malcs ana
cnpOson Baptist French. Germ nan classics ana ihshh
mnthrmat cs and military tactics West POINT gra0uate pen
uanshp sccping for city school Many otNtr l9
rOl teachers wanted 10f September Apply 10 mIF' " .
Young Futon Amer For teachers Agency - Choh 81
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

IN THE TENNESSEE MOUNTAINS: BY Cli tesi 70
Merit CR.DDOCK. PIP. 800 Boston; houeu'on'
hifiin %.
Itisnot always perhaps not often, that magazine
stories deserve reproducton in book form. but Mr.
Craldock's tales and sketches of mountain life IN
Tennessee arc certainly well worthy to be pre-
served and il would have been amatteT for ho
they not been thus republished. There are eignt
stories in this volume. and they are all good ana i %
favor and originality. The author has caught 'ho
characteristics OF the strange race OF monh'a'hco'S
whose WAYS he describes almost as keenly as MI
Noel Chandler Harris has caught the idlosyucraS'os
Of the Southern negro. The reader ieelS 'ha' uo 10
introduced into new and strange world; "oi'"
If slothful unambitious, primitive people VINO arc
at once hosptable and barbarous' apa'ne'C anu
passionate cruel and chivalrous; people VIII" "
strange religion of their own, in when mnluor "
venial and dancing deadly stu {: VINO are "pp'il
emily destitute of Imagination, though living anu
noble scenery: who have scarcely anything IN com
mon with the busy world below them, and desp'Se
wealth and conventiOnality. Yet III inc "''' "
these people among whom CIVILIZATION SochiS "
have beca arrested, there arc romanc's' IN" ~
is pathos Indeed curious vein OF me'aucnoiy
runs through their lives Their women are F"u anu
lauaolid. Laughter is little heard IN the mountains
OF Tennessee. Tho men are gaunt' powerful $40"
creatures good hunters and hard drinkers OF apple
iock and Illicit whiskey. They appear to loal ana
davdle through lie content with squabd surround
inns poor food. and absence of comforts out
ALWAYS independent and having wholesome as
like of debt -,
Their good and bad qualities are displayed with
canal frankness by Mr.. Craddock. The stories arc
each in their way illustrations of mountain society
in different phases. Drifting down Lost Creek
is a yelled tragedy; the tale of beauti'ui io'e
which cxpandea itself i'll bencfting its UNCONSCIOUS
object. Another touching and tender story Is nc
Star in the Valley" which also contains one Oh 'ne
most realistic and striking pictures IN inc oooN'
namely the asScmblaxc OF mountaneers io' INC
,ufro.e of Wipin' out the three Peols "A peasant
lt,le uurdcr party arranged with complete 5 III
,,i.itv mud openucSS and which was only pre-
vented from developing into tragedy by lIo n1r0,
i.,, of q, mountain girl who did not believe thaV
" f,lls ought 70 be shot down like bars Inc
Daucu' Party at Harrison's Cove" is another capi-
ri story. md has some bold and happy character
drawing in IT, Elcctlonccrin' on Big lnJun Mount
inn shows the mouutanccr in politics. and par
tjcularly how he is apt TO resent 1t when' having
voted for a prosecuting officer, he hnds that inc
successful candidate actually proSecutes mere IL
much quiet humor in the book, and Mr., CradHockS
name pctures constitute distinct and VaIuaoie
addition to that literature of American provincial
ism which is all meagre though II offers 50 rlcn
n field TO the faithful observer
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For Roth Sexes-CitY.

CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
n. free 10 parents Please give particulars r. hlhlAM
CONRIERE q Co, 81 East lIth-st, Union square
>-CHOICE COLLECTION of school circulars
" with udicious advice 70 parents ami guards IIole
sora teachers governesscs art and learning Ico
urn ed colleges, schools and families EcisIeHtS 10
Hamilton FISH secretary IYa@ 'yIUS W
Field Nine HESst5, 80 West 2lst-st. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-20

one of tie most admirable manuals os physical
instruction now in existence is the little volume
containing Health and Strength Papers for Girls
ID Lothrop & Co.., 10y DR.. Mary Stafford, of Boston
University, and Mary L. Allen, the Superintendent
OF the Boston LADIES' and Children's Gymnaslums.
The book il the more interesting and effective IN
that instead of being of dry technical details
II is put in a semi narrative form The sNful doc
Tor describes the pale. hollOw-chcstcd, crooked
vounp Qirl who is brought 10 her for aud shows
picturcsqucIy the causes of her doiOrmity and i'll
health Then Miss Allen takes up the subject and
descrlcs the fashion in which strength and enjoy
,nent Of life come u the invalid. The little manual
is full Of entertainment for those who have no
reason for special interest III ITS subject; for the
parents of slender anguid and pallid young daugh-
ters It is invaluable. Nowhere else be found u
wiser prescription for the transforming such girls
into rosy and robust llcbes.-The same firm publish
some excellent suggestions for the girls brothers III
The shane OF small volume entitled Our Business
BOYS" by the Rev F. L. Clark. 1t contains re-
capitulation of practical statements made by
number Of business men in regard 10 the secrets of
success the rocks Of danger and the little virtues
that smooth the way for an energetic youth.
The publication Of AlphOnse Daudets new novel,
"Sapho,' announced by Funk 4 Wagnalls, has
been abandoned by them. as. upon receiving the
advance sheets. its character was found too much
at variance with that of their other publications.
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Steamboats, an6 Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE,
"a DREW and ST. JOHN.
Leave Pier Al, y. r. lot Of Canast every week Gay att
p M. - al s.o,ors an
New ork cntral r. r; and also tickets OF tho y y aud
H. Il. II. good for passage and stateroOm OeIh hoohS
warned.
FOR RONDOUT AND KINGSTON,
II Landing a CransiOns West Pointl Cornwall, New
Unrgh. Marlboro Milton =, ughkeepse and Esopus.
and Delaware ana stony Glove X H.
Steamboats, JAMES W. BALDWIN and CAlsKI IL IeaVe
daily at 4 p. m. Pier foot Of Harrson-str ~ H.
VNROY BOATS, CITIZENS LINE.
steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave Pier
North River foot ChriStopherst, daily except >atnnAy,
at D. M connecting with morning trains tor the North and
West Sundays steamer touches az Albany
| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
trains leave depot OF Coranlt and Desbrosses SITS
at $40 m, $40 and p for EasOn bethlehem Allen
town Reading, MauCh Chunk Nnkesbarre, loDandat Wa
very Ithaca Geneva lyons Buffalo ami the West Pullman
through coaches daily Local trains al ~ ana ~
D. N. FOR EastOn. bethlehem and Coolay. - - -.
leaving $40 A. and $40 p connect lor
all points Gahsnoy and Hazle0n coal regions Sunday
train local for Mauch Chunk SlOs M Leave Mauch CHUNK
CT p. m.
E., d. BYINGION, G. p. A.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On and after Feb; r.. lSst,
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AKIN UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.

AND UNIFIED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave Ne-YOrk DesDrosses and Coruann stree
PsIaHe Csr, sataca M and p m daily
aud Chicago Limited Of Parlor Dining Smoking and Sleep
wiIsmsport LocS Haven. p CORY and fIi .,,s
EkpIess Of pullman pari9T GaIs day daeP Via r. aaI p
NJ sT ~ % wa S s3 and p m ana e hie6 vi
ana s4s n and m AND and IL night VIA ar B.
Cor Atane CITY EXCEPT spRt'y Tth through car
Ions Branch Bay Head Junction. and intermediate stations
sunday p do no! sSp e hss61TS psTs!
Jersey CITY snOrdng speedy and direct "sn'ef fos
Trains From Pit.ourg $40 and lI:29 M 7SS and
1S;a9 N dHy and ssrs s asy sn see % $40 49,
5o go 1903 and 1895 m sunday S go $50 sS m,
a.ys FP$sBBiip Ss Sif s]o go
ssio'P:5 $?'$.y ~ s5S 81 S5 ls.
$40 PSI s5o 1905 10 io:2o ana 1885 m
TO PHILADELPHIA.
rHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY wEEKDAYs AND az
PhiAI IL NEw:YoRS
DOUBLE TRACK. THE. MOST I%PRo r ~ s,I E9UIr
MEM f STR VIII IN GBsoLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trsinseave NewYOrk Desbrose. and cOtan
street Ferries IS fSllow s Limited, i, ,,,oam sac
$40 l. g. s. = and D D. m and II night sundays, 6:le 8
% Limited and 10 M y, y, ana Up
trains leaving New.York daily except sunday 30 80 snd
IllUs IN, /, 2, L. snd p connect at ireh1on ios
Camden. 49, "a,
Returning trains leave Broads station. Philadephia l2o
Bib $40 4, 4:35 except Monday 600 $50, $40 e!so
il, aud III m GiIited Express dsS and o:20 p M, Z
8,20 4 i;36 $50 J. 500 Limited $50, 7.40 TA3
and m. Leave Philadelphia via Camden, 800 q NJ
daily except sunday
Ticket Offices 435 Sac and 944 Broadway. Astor Housa
cnd DesbrOsses aud Cotland Streets Court 81,
and Brooklyn Annex station foot OF fn!ton. -,
ErOokyni Bush's Hotel Hoboken; station jersey cry
EmIgrsnt TcAet once No Battery Place and Castle Ga
1en. -, -,
from hotels and residences.
CHARLES T.. PUGH, ]. r. WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agelt
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See Cream.

See Cream.
A FACT.-IIOnon's Ice Cream is made from
pure cream and most popular ice cream in the
world Try you will other Depots So5 4thave'
2ss Broadway rs Chatbamst. no East l25thst New
York. and 46S Fulton.st. Brooklyn. -
EUSSELLS ICE CREAM, No. 760 Broadway.
Families supplied Out-ottOwn business speciality
individual bricks for restaurants, fairs, etc
Telephone 42S 2lst-st
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GUNNER Resorts.

A THE ARGYLE. -
~. BABYLON, L. l., IL HOURS FROM n Y.
OPENS MAY SlSI,
and at attractive raeh.
HOTEL NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
Diagrams may DC and rooms secured az the
sORASD HOTEL, 3lst-st and Broadway, z 10 T. NJ
Also at 2G5 broadway. 8 TO 2 7. M. 49,,
fDescrtptive crcuars) RICH'D II. STEAltNS
JNHE ARON BEACH HOTEL,
1T BATH, LONG ISLAND.
viii open early IN June ~ shTstclass family hotel
I. ID. WINCHESTER proprietor.
WILLIAM II BURROUGHS, manager.
A THE BELMONT, New Brighton, Staten
~. Island tWQminutes from landing overlooking bay
large rooms open Aprl 70 Apply 81 West I6ths
or at BELMONT.
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Art Schoc.s-Ci

MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
Nl beginning Tuesday oct l6 in PlAWtNG GI 9RS
and DSt PE OHM PAL MI NC and DICOliAIlON'
STUDIO No. - MADlsONANE.
References WYNN n.
Mt D. HUNTINGTON. Mr. WILLIAM h-ANi' NJ
JANIS IAl.1, MI. a. j. BELLOWS.
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brooklyn

nARFNTS SEEKING refined. cOmiOrtabl
d bonny home FOR Gin drcu al moderate Charge, pleas
-v.sIiTat" EiRIS ACAD MY, 5lO-J-2 BushNicAaye
Brooa yn Grounds and orchards.
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Steamboats, ano Railroaas.
pal TiMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
Wa pulad,lDhla. Baltimore M


r-. va Philadelphia, Baltimore and Warrington.
52 sany sr D sn% az ou west
COACHES % Chicago Cincinnati St Ioas Connects ofY Il
70. Fables sIeeR1s Bsr, 20 .5 % ssssss
ST. 3rooxyn. Fsansyvania RSroad q '''"''" ''o''
EOR NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck
m hns d ay sa aS 1i'sR Bs
aoa GHa al PGsns on n0g
rare ei BY any oS East '
FOR BOSTON. FARE ONLY SO.
INSIDE ROUTE avoiding Point Judith
stesmer, ea's daily except sunday i5sm Per 80. =.
''y''' al + Y roPpLG. oenq Pass. Asr IN ws't.t
FOR BOSTON; . rare Only 81.
yLA FALL RryER LINE LIMITED Ii ssS,.
Daily service. sCNbAYs ~ LCpED. iI9@ Pier - n r.
ST 81 s& Pd G61 aHa cry
pT SHSs So;e tSsf ' and cset once
ieT - ana o. I ,t@Rf' GEORGE L. coNNoR
b''NE-' p" ~ AGENTS Gent Pas Agent
NORWICH LINE. inside Winter Route.
70 BOSTON g. woEcEs :lo1 $3.50 NASHUA"
steamers CITY OF WORCESTER
CITY OF 'SSiEw.YoRK
spove pe.bTosses.t Ferry daily except sundays At ~
NEW-YoRK AND LONG BRANCH Rk;
s...lou, in Ns~Yors ; ;51i o.,,r,,
,pAvrNFwYORK commencing November ~ 1888
7r s P@ 5000 Co ia Penn II q
5000 80 % P p sgRd hyyaSias RS 300 sI, /,
1880 40 02 % n m su sanssy ~ %
'i FOR Ff Rsd @ SISSs I,SP
' ocean % Is 90 A :S S NOV
wa rSDs s6g at o G Grove A.Suy
VI" For PITeo6Id via Phade phia and Heading RI sla
s4 600 56o ps z; f. Me,PG55 80 800 a. Fs
LAKEWOOD Toms River and Bsrnegat ~ ~ N ~ 40
e. 4 + &C. p n. RI So&p2 RR sS1,
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD -Gommsncins SoV 49, 1883
8 a m Western New.York and Northern Express VIII
dIawing. room cars. --- 81, ,,.t,. -
IA M bSny Tt,cS sVracise Rochester Buffalo Ere
cIeyeia2d and Toledo arriving Chicago IO neK day
1890 @ ChGozo EIRpes for s%sso
II a H.. Western New-YOrk and Northern Express WIZ
abany roy ana Utica Express drawing room cars
.4p N Acconinodation to Albany and Troy u, V,.1,,.
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday, Ioedo De'''
a 80 d M Express sleeping to Syracuse and 70
AUSnrh road aIso Montreal - g.. ,o,hos,..
pueio Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago st. Louis os"e
20 a 40 LOwv1le except saturday -. 90 Adams an.
m night Express, with sleeping cars 70 A2s.y ana
SOrh except saturday night ,raI Deno. No Boriias
Green 2J2 and 42j Broadway and at "estc0t' ~
Omces Park place and S6 ana g41 "a and u
Xec"mmodaton- drawinZroon and seeplnd cars an -
AZ any Of tie offices in Ne"forK Cly anu
gsS " asIings6n-st. BT9okly9 81, from re.,1euee
nag gagr called for and checked rom zen, snr1av
Those trans ua daily All othe4S "a Y MEEKEE
j. NJ ~ ,ntolri,,endent Genera Passenger Agent
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence.