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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
A Story with u Greal Deal Of LIr.
IN II.

Tho departments were iugt beginning
10 dlsgorgc the great slices OF humanity
that they had swallowed In tho morning.
was standing by one Of the great piles
as the men and women began to come
out slowly 0t the first The first two ar
three, warmed by experience, had m.
brcllas, undor which they went jogging
slowly home ~ u clorkly gat The
fourth was q woman In widows cloth
Ing rather shabby cl0thlnN which uu
been worn long imp, She WUs lhlp,
shrunkon gray and pale, 0ul urmod
broken with u weight of rul years 70
sad memory o, hcttcrd days. Tho carriage
of the Secretary was rolling tp and fro
before tho big entrance OF the building
The gray,whlsECrcd Ool0rcd copohmau
with difficulty restrained h9 hluudrd
horses The Secretary was signing hi,
name u great many times ON a grcal
many different documents In his lofty
yclynty office, He might ho out In a
minutN lie might not be ont for m
hour just ~ the gilosily widow came
slowly down the biz steps the fine old
COnchmnn turned his pranGing pnIr to
ward the entrance, The poor Old grn.
tlcwoman came down 10 the sidewalk
with an evident difficulty which spoke
Of Rheumatism She was pcrplcNcd and
puzzled BY the unexpected raluH,urm,
She had no umbrella and don believe
she had cNrlaro Tho bncG angel on
the Secretary u carriage apiud her N she
stood In tho pouring ruln, and rooog'
niled under all times disguIaos the iol'
lures her fashionable irImds had not
sron for years, lts wonderful what
sharp eyes these good old colorod
"unrles' and "mommics' huyO No
drove w 10 the curb nj onoo, aud, Loan.
Ing over on hls perch, Invited The poor
puzzled woman 10 gol In tho Secretary q
carriage aud ride homie, Without y
thought " tho consequence to the lalth.
ful old fool on lhc box aAo murmurcl
her address, fortunately ncm at hNnd,
and sank hhok luXurioualy on the soil
cushions Of the handsome carriage,
Taking ull the risks, The fine old fellow
drove carefully yet Qulckly 10 the
shabby clearinghouse, aud was b0ck
long before the Secretary was rcady iog
him, would never have known, had
the loyal old servant not told me-, thai
the widows husband was n Genera
who was famous when The Secretary
was unknown, although could have
been quito sure that old Thomas drove
her carriage whom she had ono
VdhiHJi1H LtNrr,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
TIE LNVENTORs WIFE,

IT'S easy 10 talk Of the patience of job
Humuh, job hcdnOthiu' 10 ny limi
M hs'd been married to 'lillah Brown, folks
wouldn't have dnrel come nlgh nm,
Trials indeed Now II tell you Whnt-ol you
want 10 be- sick of your lito
Jest come uul chunHe places Wth me- tpell'-
for I'm AN inventors WHO,
And scoh lnycnuousl lmnoyor sure, whom
takeup Wy oOnce'pOt
That liilah hnint ben "lmprovn'' II, and II
mllu't go on liko u shot,
why didn't ho mako mo cradle once that
would keep itself urlpun'i
And didn't ii pitch tho baby out, and wasn't
hiH uphd Bruised fh1pknf
And there WAS hlg "pulunt p6eor," toO-a
wonderful thing, N snyj
Hut II lrl Ous Mult-it never stopped tlll the
upplo was peeled HWuN
As for looks, and clocks ANA muwIn' machines
and ruAptrH, Nuu Ull Hpph trUrh a
Why liliuhs Invented heaps OF oln, but thoy
dout hfIng In mo- cash,
Law mai don't WOrrI hlm-nOl ~ ulli mes
the npgrtvutin'C7t man
He'll spl IN his little workshop there, ana
whistle and think Hnd plan,
mYeutiu u Jcw'HhRrp 20 80 hy steam, or
nCW.fnnTlUd powder horn,
while the ChlIdron'a gOin barefoot "a school,
and the weeds IL phuhln our corn
when Blith and me kcp' company he WArnt
like this, You know
Our fOks all thought he was drrhdiul hmlrt-
but that was years ago
He WHf handsome uH any piCtur th0n, ana no
had such GIN, bright WY
neYOr thought that u time would como When
ia ruo my wcdlin' day,
Hut when tNo been forced 10 chop the woudl
and tend 20 the farm beside,
And look Ht 'llllah a,sottin thorG I've jest
dropped down and urlcl,
We lost Che hui Of pur lurnlp crop Whllo nc
was tnyrut.u' guni
But / counted il one Of my marclos when II
burst before 'twg done,
30 he turned lt INTO h"uuiglar alarm "
.IU ID HHI II H
'T'wOuld scare nn huuD.t man out Of h7 Wits,
Of hr rot n or utnIuht
BomCt.moH l Wundur oI 'hllahh crazy, ho doph
Eguh curious things.
Hoy told you shout bls hcdstcnd YU Twas
tullOt Whp't ana rprlnHRl
II he'd d hoy 20 wind IL NJ, and u clock f0co pt
the head
Az you d.d was 20 turn them hands, nnd a.
That 6oi got up and shook tsoG, and bounced
you on the rOpr,
AND then shrt up, lrnt lllgu a box, 10 you
couldn't Hlrrp auy moro,
Wn'al, tiluh ho tAru 10 nll complete uud ho
u0t it halfUhft Nyo,
nut he hadut more'n g6t into It whcn-dear
me, nuEot llyci
Them wheels bomln 10 irhs and whirri
hCUrd "a tglTful snap,
And there wnS that hr1gtoHd, with 'bllnh IN
side, ghct up Jest Ike tupl
I screamed, of cour'o. bat ,tVuni NO uso'
Thuu worked lhnt hull long nGht
A'uyn' % open Nc pushy ihing' AZ last ]
got ln O fright
couldn't hear hHvolpv inside and ! Thought
hC nifhi hr lyln;
No took q rruwbnr Hnd smashed lt iu There
WIS 'biIuh, peacefully ylu',
Inyouuu' WY ~ git out pGin, That was nll
yUry woll 30 Wy,
nut dOnI hllovr he'd have found n out "
IA lcft him ln nll day,
Now aUnoO I've told you my story DO you
wonder l'm tired ~ my luoY
Or think II strange oiton wish wnrn't an
Inventors wit01
-HGrpEfs Bdgdr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
AM rnd ln nono sernnIng.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, Illp
says, Having received so much benelit
from Electric Bitters, feel II my duty
to LOT suffering humanity know It, Have
had n running sore on my leg for eight
years, my doctors told me | would have
to have the bone aeraped or leg ampu,
tated. used, instead, three bottles Of
Electric Blttera and seven boxes Buck
lens ArnIca Salye, and my leg h now
sound and we'll" Electric Bltters are
sold at fllty cents o bottle, and Buck
lens Afnlca Salye at twenty-five cents
per box by z, II, Barr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

THE extensive cotton mills Of the A..
Campbell Manufacturing Company, NJ
Manayunk, Pa, which give employment
10 200 hands, viii be shut down for IN
indefinite period In two weeks, Mr.
Campbell aaaigua as Lho roason for tho
atOppnge the immense OyefpOductlon Of
cotton fabrics and the atrOng compel
tiOn that has grown up IN the South,
where hO claims that tho cheaper labor
Of that section has made lhe Southern
cotton mills formidable contestants In
the cottOn trade,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

In The days Of bllllou'ne99, when your
liver IL forQid and your kin yellow, re,
member you hNyr q nvyerlHl ling friend
in DR. Jones' Rei Glover Tonic, which Ia
unequaled inpurIty aud ellcaclonsnc89.
In cases VI dyspepsia, co9ilyenoss, 0gue
ana malaria diseases ana diseases Of the
blood ana kidneys, IT'S action N prompt
ma cure speedy. Price 30 cenl7, Dur
bin, Wright % Goa dIuggl7la,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
rnllln.K intIralH Cnrrd.

Prof Irving "a 3mitl, NJ Pike, n, Yo
makes me following statement; Sbma,
rinu Neryine has entirely cured me Of
Opilepuc ils"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

Leave your urderl fOr n.gd now " you
want to decorate when ihf Crnud Lodge
knightb Of PythlaH meets here IN May
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notes
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Chr Curt

MONMOUTH PARK RACES, Long Branch,
VI \ j. every Tt ESDAY. TIL RSDAY anu sAICK-
nay TO August 23 Races promptly al 23O p N ,-..--
each dav. Hurdle Race or -t'epecnao
each day Trains and Boats direct 10 course. -
pbladeuha and Reading r. r., Liberty street CRY, -
o. II Ia m ~ M. l2.l5 1245 p. n PennsyiFihA ~, *
Cortlandt Deshrosses A. Ferries, p ltl A. ~. =
m, Toats via SANITY Hook pier = y r. @ II An 10 10
pm. Round Trip, including alml's@a 20 Tph Vii ~
J. II. COsrER OEO' L. ~" iitrr....ti,nt
ii''"."1-
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feqal Notises.

CITY COURT OF NEW -YORK.-JULIUS
- r. KIogs and LEMAN KLous Plaintiff against
Tg the above a.n.d asissdsnt, ,oun,,,, n ,,,.
HtteTnsys within dss. III.
appear sr snswsr 2dsmsn viii Be against you BY
D- ca1 isns K 1'fs CARTER HoRNBLowER
once and Post once address, BToadxay yort CITY
ssI Sa p ns
datsd the 5R day Of July 1884 and sled with complaint
The once q me csr. Of the Cty Court of NsrYOrf at
The 6Sta sI N Na Y Y Hs july T 5f6 fsst
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Office and Office address 346 Broadway, Nev-York
CITY COURT OF EW-YORK.-CHARLES
against LhTsoN II KING, Defendant summons
You are hereby summoned to the complaint in
Tits action and 70 serve copy Of yoaf answer on me Pn
mons Of the day Of and In case OF your
you by default for the RELIEF demanded IN the complaint
D'' cSHIXMBfRIAfN. CARTER & HoRNBLowER,
no RS Dsfs1dsSt LAWSON KiNG The foregoing
an 1sP SGEf qR STds s1 yatt IT,
dated the ON day Of 1855 and fled WIN the ba
ctg ~ i HG Ya IN ne YORK Tty I Si N St5 &
CHAMBERLAIN, GARTEsR, S = HoRNBLowER'
Office once address, 346 Broadway, New York
CITY COURT OF NEW-YORK.-JQSEP H
" MARTIN, plantG against JoHN BUssANsKUT'
l Defendant Summons 70 the above Defendant:
hereby summoned To answer the comp ant IN ts
action aud copy o. your answer on ne Pannfs
Attorney within after the service Of TINS summons
exclusive the service and in OF your a ue 10
appear Judgment will be taken AGAINST you Dy nc
fault for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated June l., 1884. -. - ...-..-
NOTICE-Take notice that your default 70 appear or
answer Judgment Will Ne taken aginst
Of slnO with interest from August 1903
/ and with costs this action
W. u. MrDOUGALL. Plaintiffs Attorney.
aud office address No. 81 New-st New ! Ork
City The defendant John Bussanskut The foregoing sun
served upOn ~ publication pursuant 70 an order
of Hon Hall OF the Justices Of the city Court 81
ork dated the 18Th ia Of June 1854 and died viii
the compnnt the office OF the ers OF the city Court o.
New.Y the City Hail in said city on the ION day o.
| July. 1884. 1900
| New. York. July TO- 1884. $500 ,.-..- 1885,.
| v IA. McDOUGALL Plaintiffs Attorney
Office and post Office address. No 81 Newst, Now OH
! City
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IN the matter ofthe Application Of the Broad
/ way Rairoad company fof the appointment Of Com
tqoars m determine her the railroad OF said company
ON ght ~ be constructed and operated
gurd COmmi ssOuers appointed ny the zen
era erm the Suprsme Court ~ the state or New YORK
held IN First Judicial District and Depsr men ~
entered the Sth day OF inv, 1854
after hearing OF all parties inter e,ed wnethI
described mentioned ID the articles OF asoca
ton Broadway Railroad Company filed aud recorded m
Of state, ought 10 be conStu'ed
and upon that portion NJ the streets amt highways
i'm of Newh Ok upon whi'h u u proposed 10 con
struct and operate such railroad. th9t ~ 10 saY H.
at The s0uthcrlT side ~ luon Nqhhlc rNh IN
thence across 10 broadway, anu foRn
entire length 10 the sOutherY eud therro
rnads ext utOn4 the ono on inc Westerly
aide around the bowling Green and through lnd along STATE
st 10 the foot Nhtehas ami thence IN mo Rs
Whit ehast the other on tho ca-eY soc
lie nov nT 7,rern and THROUGH whitehall Il Tor ,
entire to with further
an bfpur conmencnv the westerly side on me towing
Battery Place thence westerly lhtoutl
u,r~v fla the udsn River at or near Pier Numbef
one IA. same tn % uhe track r.rpld Tor uH entire
length together with tho nrre eary Fwitchea Hdnks th
onls turn tab IS and sutape snnis for no convs enl
oI aurh road UohoreuY give public notcn thh We
vii Dd our ,ttinR Tuesday ihe lptl dy OF august
t4t ni O'Clock noon. M the General Term lo"w o h
-unrruo County 4 art HOUSE ln th' NY, o
Ne- Work. ana NJ the Tine and place ap"rhed ot such mrs.
ueotinv and anch further Tune and place io Wch We NAV
flouft the SAID CuniWi7sonrr VIII Wv" Iun nIlni
fn An uares inrtrstrd aud determine aer Hrh punlc nFh
Inc of Iii unr r., Interested whether sucn railroad ought u
Ir tpuati uct"d and operated ,...
D"''"' W." ''i@ '''@ siuNTY 4 HARRIS,
rANfu %. y. IL VANCE
q W q. LORD
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT place Of
y tia c,iry anu touaty Il Sew Work -ammnn'
W .I4m -prrb. . p.anun, HfAiu7i ora n.y. r"'n"
J .nr ttruer JOIN BEL Prank H. Nmlh WIN ~
a,l,it Iurlon u,'. W.ts u. john u lyou llnoa lomp
sn4 Doidtrd a Doaur. Frances g.. lohl fri'i ",Hrt
I.cLl"l NJ rutohIra flr'rrct A 1dhlhtn Intai "tr,,
,r,.. ,upauy. Gorge MaucIrste teruninl J. Graves,
Josiah =. y,aud Henry j Nc an Ienn ~ nul ~
John Iurcurl. flarlr7 IT, l-rd Al cry w hthft 'r
itcio, David Marrcnner. william "a Heroy. he Murray
lluut william BACK Green NrshJ Jo.h ~ '"t e,.
Ip,u onstant. James 3D. Bu us, Thomas Mclnt re- Eu-
ward " Lon .'l1 dnd NhNam y fHIDi'N' "'-''''N''
Io thr above named d'i.n ldht7i 49,, .i.tr, An m d.
are .oued o answer tht tuIiii III
attorney within tweutg days the service OF ms s
mons exclusive OF the a o. service aud ~ cas-" OF yo IN
bv defIuiI Tor TIE relief demanded ~ the complaint
D"''O ''' JlC1E NIIARDr Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post Cd address and Nee,
40. lao Nassau a.. Now ork CITY ,
TOJANfFS 90 BURN: The foregoing summons PEI gel go
upoa YOU nv pubncloI nur uant % an onier OF non '
York dated the I'M day ~ August ,'t ana ue WIN
he complaint N he ~ the clerk Of Tie OltV ai Cont
Of ur the Court House ia TIE CtY Ol Ne" l"'A
D'''l august JACOB sTENHAEDr plaintiffs Attorney
n SUPREME COURr-JOHN F. HATTIE
CuSNgF TT AS pursuance 10 an erocnory jung,
ueut herein by Hon. o.. Pratt one OF h usics Oi
County or New the 3Oh da of June Isl nolce u
hereby given thar all parues intetnst-d IN Jhe au
Crltuity FUND the AMER Mining s0.k Exchange az
REQUIRED scut thor can us To me ule -iS
The duv a1nonted herein % bs oics No = Fln.
street in tie cry Of NeviOfs, Je0re inc Isl NY OF
Soptrnbrr -4 that I'm default NJ 40 dong ihty WI ne
barred and forever forecosrd OF an Isjl anu ne'o " anu
to I'd mud Dated \. " july ~ t,-ST,; :, ,,rYrrrFp
'Piaintiefs 4 'forncy Referee.
20 Broad street
New OF
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CEVENTY- SIXTH-ST -New-York supreme
= Court County Of New. YOrkLous A wagner against
ohm Hodge and others -,-...s.
In pursuance Of the Judgment OF foreclosure and sale made
The day OF August, 1884 as aneBel
nv an order nade wi lard Bartlett justice on ne
qh daV Of August and duly hed IN the once OF tne
Cerk OF the CITY and County OF NeWl0rK mo uh1er
airned referee In Judgment named, viii SOL az puDlc
auction M the Exchange sales Rooms az No IL broad"ay
i'm ma tv OF York tho 9TH dsY Of septic dDe 80
Al II O'Clock oln by jobs Boyd auctoneer the looNhg
lie sc nd prem AL thoss three certain os pieces or
narces OF land Wing ami being IN The
ard Of the fly OF and designated on map
entitled Map Property the Nineteenth ward O 1e
81 YORK belonging tO AonLO A AyOrd and the estate OF
lewis beach surveyed by Richard Amerni2nn CIV sur
vsyor dated the 6th March 1860 ana died IN the nee
the Regstnr aud County OF New YORK on me zsth
NAV by Nos I'D, twelve u ahd Ghlf
teen a. which three taken together are bonded anu
Sescr,hed "A follows VIZ: Beginning DOnt 90 te soutl
ev aide ~ Sevenvsxt street. distant two hundred ana
an $50 westerly the westerly side OF Ihrd Ave
nue and Street running thence Westerly aeng
the ."uthery side OF -eyenyIth street seyentyhve 70
feet thence r0uthery AM parallel with ihu Ave1us QUE
hundred 1922 feet and two = meme. 10 me cene
line block thence easerT and parallel Win SeVeny
sixth street and along said line sevenyhVe 40 eet
thence uorthery and parallel with hrd Avenue one
hundred aud fee two - inches 70 the SAID south
ey aldo Of street 10 the point or place 81 Oe
nnu9 The said be sold az parcel ana not
In separate lots VI I.llAM ANlr' Saot9
y rw y CITY.
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6iiuatlons Uanteo--females.

Gituahons Uante0--fcmalcs.
A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
ne ,cbart,r.a S1 "a. stat Of NewYorEJ
IS qPF FR5g Ffsf Secretary \ KIEIt6dd' attorney
Main 81 RF Ss.sS F PssF 81. 5ti4 1sa
o. * and 81 court ST. near ~ nan.
hroOhJn' s4s Fntoost near yandsro 81, Ss o,c,
The following advertisers have been In
Adverti.4r. can be .ses at our orc. o,-
COoK.-A highest families In the city NO l. i '''
C0oE-Frst-class. private family CITY or country no
COOK and ASSIST wAsH-Is frstclass cook NOES
COOK 9K and IAUNDREss Good cook and excellent
aundress No 4 l. at l.3l7 Broadway. 81. ., . at
COON or NURsE-American Protestant No'e0' 1 '''''
DL&UNDREss private family city or eoun
~ and nd tfRM them
2aF&9Sf 81 at AID i flhG5 the
business IgoT@gtSF S Ssa 3 arsas'
chsmb,rmaid Vol o. At l3i- BroldFay' atom, ,irl lately
, m.G'5 NS iJ aS II 7H broadray o-s'
A MISS l.. CAMPBELLS foreign and d.
y. nestle male and female EMPL9{ aEs, E,u be- eI
ciuded from thls Office
COMMANDMENT a Young lady, Nirglnlan,,
y ard fun graduate desires position as CON pcnts ~
German beginners in music and fancy Travelling no
Misc NJ IT, iiYDE.4i North 7thst. Richmond Va
NOOK-Wclsh has excellent reference ,T,,Il,,rI
y makes broad sOuns desserts under'iah ~ ~. tanner
wsS s91 .te,e 2 ssle resdy at moments notice city
u country. 272 6thave. up-tairA -,-
NOOK-By young Swedish GIRL hT st-,iisS'
y 20 Weat iiti-'t present 'H'P'
COOK.-By q careful Scotch woman g ,U."'
7 cnik washer and lrouer would O. 90 pll. 5O
uco place preferable to high city reference ''O
west 2-th.st in nils store.
COOK.-By young Swedish grl hrst,Cdt,
\ 2 East tAtasL. present eup''''' -
NOOK.-By n Protestant woman -.i U.s.
\ cook ana toeat baker unde siam, t,cs 40 3Jt
Vest Z. stst. in ihe rear. .---
COOK.-By an American Protestant p,l n,, 10
y family sails factory reasons given TOT 'o~'''- wv
g3s West -,tl-,t. one Digit trout
| NHAMBERMAID WAITRESS, @cs, T ID ..1 a
y Young Eiu a. chambemAid nud strong and
/ rapabis CITY ur country, wants q place ~ V"S'
ave, near tn-st., up oGo iight
! CHAMBERMAID and WAIT REss;--lby a
- competent Gernani VII assist Wa-n'st a. ao'r
/ hosr references city or country l'l t''' '''
| DERN ANand English girls for general hpuS,-
" work chambermad and waiTesss - - t6t,-t
! or country. LPt7COFAL UNION. o. hsAl A-''-a'.-
IIOTrSEWORK.- German Protestant
woman - rood cook has boy years 90 { stS r
| county. moderate wages references Jul EA'' -
noor font -
NNASHING.-A first-class cOlored laun .il., 50
W with Unsurpassed facilities aud good , wa,S,n
| family washing ~ The week or dozen iarko '-''
a specially NARY C. GORDON. 1as West 3oth.st.
! ~ ASH and lRON.-By German woman !,
w DO washing ironing ~ TIE DAY or week ~ ~,
| The house ATs sANDEis. 400 "ss' '0'As~' ''-' as '
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Board ano Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, eI-
ceent ABLE arTange%eH'' made Or WINTER rsi'r
MOI GRAMERCY PARK.-To let with board
y elegantly shed room house and surroundings us
excepuonaDie reference
1IST-ST., "a EAST. -Ilandsome parlor floor,
= with private table other rooms. newly furnished
0oD.ST.. SO EAST-Desirable board now or
-SD for from september also table board
81 EAST I2TH-ST.. near Broadway The
> Richmond Front rooms with excellent table sliV'
sls and two single % TO $40, -------------
De EAST 29TH- ST.-ROOms, with or with
I'D board transents taken references
81 EAST 2OTH-ST.- Furnished rooms with
> 4 board; references
EAST 2OTH-ST .-Parlor and third floors;
DO private bathrooms private table or "''ho" o'a'i
Fast 21ST ST, Gramercy Park
BeardeEs wanted Hc srs and single house FIRST
Ttc EAST -ST-NuTay Hill-Hand-
40 somey furnished rooms with board Early engage
men,s secure advantages. References
West Side.
DOARDERS w ANTED.-One elegantly fur
tabe Tor swo ' ao hal rooms West 2Otn OWNER
DLEASANT large and hall rooms, with ex-
celleut board terms moderate - west iO'h'''r Hef
5uravo
- WEST 4sTH ST.-NICELY FURNISHED
u rooms large small with board hrst class acoommo
dation rofsrsncos
n WEST 18TH r.-Suites Of rooms with
or WITHOUT private table slas'e roons References
On WEST IsrH-Sr.-Board; second floor;
~ with without prlyase table oihef r1om. balh On
each noor MRS WiNs'h
d (TH-ST.. 2O4 West-Large and small
- 4 handsomely furnished sunny rooms WITH board
.,A WEST 36 iH-Sr.-S Small private family
~ viii lot elegantly furnished ro'ns Win or Who"
board.
ATHEIST. pa WEST. Handsomely fur-
Heb ui.hed rooms with hr-tciass table. arrangements
| MAJ for IA and winter rofctences
| cS WEST 3STH.Sr -ilouse newv tur-
DO uhcd superior board private batA highest refer
/ encos required
80 MADISON .AYE.-Supcrior board; ell
! Al e.ant aad rOons faA eng ssenenis made
| on favorable terms
1An WEST 42D-ST-Rooms 10 let, with
III board families single gentlemen. table boafd
reference
A. WEST 22d-ST.-Large, clean rooms,
good tables comforts and surrsandlass q ap sa'aS
home references
| Board and Rooms Wansed-
4 YOUNG MAN, absent from the city during
~ hal OF each week comfortable room anc beard
America family not far nom ufsnu Oentr2i Depvs
Address H. b.. Aations4 Psxk Ssa@
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PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.

DOVTR, Y ]. Aug Is, 1881
sealed proposals IN tripcate Of this advertise
and 0 and instructions 10 bidders at
ached 10 he blank forms furnished rom THIS ONCE
only VIII be received nj ths depot until O'Clock M on ~ep
tember 10 1884 n which time they will be publicly opene
for furnishing follow Of supplies IN aucn yuan
titles and times during the asca gear ending June 81
1880 ~ the Commanding Officer Of this depot NAV require
VIZ. The work for maya ne building BRICK
Lumber Lime Cement other binding matera'. ma
war; Coal Paints. OILS &c, Forage. Phosphatcs &C StA
tioBsry. Sc
An articles viii be subjected to rigid inspection I'M com
panre win tho specin AZ will b. nssed upon and no
article Of inferior qualItv will 10 accepted
The the right to reject any or all pro
pssas uarta thereof.
preferences m be- given To articles ~ domestic produc
tinn and manufacture conditions Of price and qualY being
equal
Forms instructions bidders NJ this al
vert amcut blank Of proposals. ana sfe ucatlons or
Euunle. with column for prices tu De uei n DY me nueI
bio had application hY mail or IN person o IN ull'
srncd and sanp "a ~ the supplies can seen ~ ms po
proposals should ne markell fropo
aIrand + FARLEY.
Major - ordnance Comm inding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-18
Business CtGnres.

nor SALE.-A newspaper, daily and weekly,
1 with fair Job Office attached An excellent Oa'sA'n 10
ole Ell Address J. H., Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-18
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

VIA WEST sHoRK OF HUDSON RIVER
All trains except the 40 and 4iSo M Trans eaVe
som est AID st. COrtandt and peshrOsses ss Stations
hhe Tao and 80 trains leave from west t@a-s''
Fgr Chicago aso Detroit m Pullman sleeping
tars through on both trains. -, 49, -
auspenson bridge Niagara Falls; Buffalo Newaih ana
pochsster 10 m, 3 D. IN. sleeping ana pArOf cars
'ayTsense and oneida TAO. 10 m: - D. m.
Jfuoa. Tao. s1O, l1.2O q nj - p m.
Aibanv = 40. 30. II 10 = m 4itb. y , m
SARATOGA and Lake George specials 500 a. M ~ m
faOp M elegant tains with revolving CHAIR smoking cars
9nsT9n springs 1000 T. n with Base Parlor Car through
N@wsura asS Kingston TAO $780, 40 1000 it2oa NJ
Pslsrviiie Saro Mountain House station. KaasrsSill
Kaatersaiil Hunter. summit Pine Hll PhWnlcia 20
Ii 40 M $3.50 Buffet Parloi CafA 20 summit On ""
yeP Hoggusai and Canada Fast $50 m, $3.50 m 3b
m Paror Saratoga paflot and sleeping cars n'n''
10 Montreal. "a M ,,oo. an
1855. $500
~Daly other trains daily except sunday a.
For ucksiA tables paTior sleeping car atconmoh
appIY a ohtesl Jersey 'iy rem IL
III station Hobokcn TO Washin sionst hfooEyu. court
Annex once, foot FntousL s"a fhil 81 aHu lo
Naibave New.Y0rE city, iGz 26l $3.50, sac l'23 broad
K stations foot Of COrtaadt and DeshfossrA SIS ana
OF West 42d at Baggage cal~l o
ana from hotels aud resdenees orders can De lei
~ ticket olc0s ..-. =. -. ..u.r,r o. n. 49,,
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