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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-31
Municipal Court.
TBefore Judf,e Burr |


Margaret Delfo, Louisa Shelter, A. Shmidt.
B. Petzholtz and Josephine johnson, visiting
house of i'll fame: fines Of s25 each paid.
c. Farrell, sodony; continued until to-day.
John Ryan, drunkenness; ten days.
R. Bordy and J. Brophy, same; FIVE days.
John Dol, yagrancy; sent out of town.
Nancy Dams, drunkenness; sentence
suspended.
". Mead, same; five days
F. Rombodie, same; fine of IS.
George Deful and p Seibert, disorderly;
fines of SO paid
Geo Hogan, disorderly: thirty days.
Ed Kicker, reckless driving; fine of s25
paid
H. Orleman, same: fine Of $50 paid.
W. Generich, same; bond gwen to keep
the peace.
Chas. Tripler, assault; continued until to
day.
Kate Padeen and Ann McDonough, dis
orderly; continued until to-day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-31
SALTWATER NEWS.
THE GLOBE AT SALTWATER.

The GLoBE has established permanent office
the city of Saltwater, in charge Of Mr.. Peter
Begg, who takes the management of the business
interests of the paper, it's city circulation, cor
espondence, etc. Communications of local news
and all matter for publication may be left at the
saltwater GLOBE Office, 10 Main street, Excel
sior block, up stairs, or may be addressed to
Peter Begg, P. 0. box 1884, and will receive
prompt attention
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-31
MOufnun Be1rs.

Livingston Tribune, Montana:-S. s.
Erret and W. T. Henderson shot large
cinnamon bear and two cubs; they also
wounded the mother of the cubs who ran
away and left her family unprotected to the
tender mercy Of the hunters. They cried
most pitifully, but mother bruin was deaf to
their appeal. They died young and were
tender-ly eaten by their captors. Bears are
plenty near Electric Peak, where these were
killed. The mother bear is not so heroic rs
has been represented in defence Of her
ynunp
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-31

pounded by the hail, all windows on the
windward side being smashed, and many
buildings otherwise severely damaged.
Many farm buildings were nearly demolished.
Some board buildings are to be seen perfor-
ated by hailstones as if they had been bonn
barded with grape shot. 1t is at present i'm
possible to give any estimate of the damage
done in our own county, which is one of the
many through which the storm passed, work.
ing equal devastation.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-31
An End 10 Bone scraping.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg. H.. says:
''Having received so much benefit from Electric
8itters, feel it my duty to let suffering human
tty know it. Have had running sore on my
leg for eight years: my doctors told me would
have to have the bone scraped or leg stipulated.
used. instead, three bottles of Electric Bitters
and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salye, and my
leg Is now sound and well
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents bottle
snd Bucklen's Arnica Salve at CSC per box By
Lambie & Bethune.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-31
Hid Goose Rue.

The Huron Times has this account of the
introduction of wild goose rye into Dakota:
Some years since hunter in the British pos
sessions shot wild goose and found in its
crop thirteen grains of what was supposed to
be rye. The grain was quite long and very
plump, but was harder than ordinary rye,
and when crushed gave -four as white as
wheat. The hunter planted the kernels, and
in the course of few years had consider
able quantity of the seed, owing to the enor-
nous and heavily bearded heads A Dakota
man procured 120 pounds of seed, paying $50
for the same. In time the grain drifted
down the Missouri river as far as Pierre,
and last spring E. N. Toucey, procured
couple of bushel from that place and sold it
at the rate of twenty-five cents per pound.
1t was from this source that Mr.. McCallum
obtained his seed, two pounds from which
he expects to harvest bushel and a half of
grain. Parties who have seen the grain
ground, say it makes excellent flour as well
as all kinds of feed. 1t is called rye owing
to the elongated appearance of the kernel,
yet aside from this it bears no resemblance
to the product from which it is named.
''Wild Goose Rye" in time will no doubt be-
come one of the greatest OF Dakota products.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-31

story frame dwelling and barn east side Of De-
Soto, between Case and York, 81 800.
Catherine Hughes, one story frame dwelling
on land between Mississippi and Agate streets,
$3.50.
Robinson Strauss & Co., repairing on East
Fourth, between jackson and Sibley, $40.
E. II. Charles, one story frame addition on the
north side of Minnehaha, between Payne and
Edgerton, 500.
o. X. Deverne, one and half story frame
dwelling on south side Of Minnehaha, between
Greenbrier and Walsh, $500.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-31
Cattle Thieves Caught.

PORTLAND, Oregon, July ga report
reaches here that an organized band Of stock
thieves have been run down and captured
By party OF regulars at Willowa Valley,
Oregon. Seventeen were caught with a
large number of horses in their possession
The two riDgleaders we're hanged. and the
remainder turned over to the authorities
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-31
WANT OFFAITH.

ia. P. Wilkes, B. & E. Zimmerman, and z.
stierle the druggists, do not succeed II is not fol
the want of faith They have such faith in Dr.
Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup as a remedy
for coughs, colds, consumption and lung afFec.
tions, that they will give bottle free to each
and every one who il in need Of medicine Of
this kind.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-31

600. A warrant was served on Harrison by
policeman at his home. Harrison, who
was already i'll, was still further Frustrated
by this action, and 1t being deemed inadvis-
able to remove him in his present state OF
health, an officer was placed on guard In his
chamber, The mayor fixed his bail at $780,
600, which had not at z O'Clock, been fur
nished.
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A Virginia Cyclone.

NORFOLK. Va, July ss.-Yesteriay afternoon
cyclone from the southwest visited the neigh
borhood of Hickory Grove. Norfolk county. de-
ssroying everything in its pSth 200 yards wide
Several persons were badly injured bat no lives
are reported lost The largest trees were carried
away, houses and barns destroyed. and cattle
killed.
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An Indiana FmbezzleY-

INDIANAPOLIS. ISD.- July 29.-Late this
afternoon Calvin F. Rocker. swore out a
warrant before the mayor, charging John c.
S Harrison With the embezzlement of sos. :
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COMPLAINTS FILED.
Probate COURT.
before Judge McGrorty. |

Estate of John Mcintosh, deceased; hear
ing on claims adjourned to August 8, at II
q m.
Estate of VIM. L. Mintzer, deceased; hear
ing on petition of Robt. A. Smith, and claim
of E. j. Chittenden adjourned to August 4,
at IL a. N. =
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THE COURTS.
District Court.
Before Judge Slmons

Before Judge Slmons.i
In the matter of the app''cation of the ST..
Paul d st. Croix Railroad company for the
condemnation of certain lands in the county
of Ramsey and State of Minnesota for the use
and purposes of right of way for said COM
pany; ordered that VIM. Lee, John D. Lud-
den and James l.. Hoffman be and are
hereby appointed such commissioners.
In the matter Of the application of the st.
Paul d st. Croix Railroad company for the
condemnation of certain lands in the city of
st. Paul in the county Of Ramsey and State
of MINNESOTA; hearing on an application for
the appointment of commissioners to con-
denim certain lands in the city of ST. Paul.
James G.. Flanders and C. NJ Bell Offering
for petitioners, and /. V. D. Heard for w.
Wilkin aud I. W. Coleman two of the OBJ
jectors; on trial.
Adjourned to 10 a. m.
COMPLAINTS FILED.
First National bank of Mandon vs. Herman
Houpt, Jr., add G.. Edgar Houpt: action to
recover 1902 upon promissory note, in
Guiding protest fees, also s per cent. interest
from Feb. Is, 1884.
Wilson & Rogers VS.. The City of st. Paul
and Board of Water Commissioners; action
to recover 81, 1854 damages for the over
flowing of water in the basement of plaintiff
store, No. 316 and 31S Robert street, caused
by the bursting of a four inch water pipe,
June 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23
For Y INELAND and BRrDGtTON at l:'0p. m.
NEW-JLRSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NEW-YORR. WEST SHORE & BUFFALO RAILWAY
rains leave IesTOsses COra Ht West
For lineage Suspension Bridge, Niagan Fails ami Buffalo.
- I. an.
For Newark. Rochester syracuse and oueda $50 ui -
G
ItcA IEue Fll Fort Plau Cana ohsiie. Port jackson
Amsterdam, 30 IL 20 e. N :
NcvburI Kingston, al gh4ud. PuughAecpsc IS. 49, AK
a u. . - l.5O. - 4
daily. Other trun- daily except sunday
Buact P-tl,r cars 40 And Il40 a. m. and $50 IN
rarot iuGct Cars gi3o a. train Tor syracuse
EuCic-trr
ruum,n Buffet sleeping Cars ON train Tor Hunal
sul thl,a-n.
Ticket, AMI Tables 40 stations aud at office, Of The
Prl-y wanna aulotl EluIh
No Annex uiCt, 30 Iut
st. AMI So : DrAau-lNc. New York cts. No,. lG.. 2U7
o. $685. 4lp "a l323 broad way, NJ tui0u 0quarc, va
49, ttliye, No O0 Last 10th g. Pen s Rn sta
Iu lol ut4brbesrt, .O0t CotIadtot, aud West ShOif
Station lyUL NCbt ,,dst
AkNKY MONErr. Gen Fass Agent
"a st-i0sk
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Gcaccr5.

ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
-. q all crades tutors govcrcsSes lecturers coraon'
&c circulars schools TO charge 10 lhutr epV
II teachers. teachers uuill engaged = MlhlAH
COY i1Iti.EV Co. 81 ,-tst 'tl-st. Union square
GENTLEMAN for French and German
" salary ~ W: another for freehand drawing ami Eug
llsn Grammar school Assistants t. 20 west Apply To-
A. Lon Ed a co. 70 Astor race, -. SHy'
TEACHERS. Tutors. GovcrncsScs, sup
"A. pLes 10 employ ers; schools recoim'nuod 70
patents FLOR .N,k TN, ~ tni1n square
MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. eStab-
y Esl 20 1880 provides promptly Fest Teachers oTlr-
Ilttls FAMILIES schools Colleges (1Cnhrs O. to'l
~ co.'s win rcnLbi oIIuat on ree I" parents SAlI'd
TtaC.ors swayS wanted Application loim ior stamp . q,
W. stnEKSiIhnOIN GO, Z last l4tirNi-N' T.
VNEACUERS WANTED.-Iadips Expert
cncel Kinder artncr for Normal School cir' l.u
Painting .or -crupl draw pa u'in2 trhh anu 80
iau; DcIuaI Fcnch En"sl aud nu e t'r en-,
D, mel apt,,n music lrr't g. anu
-I,r iamilv. French German Am mean; FRENCH ~ So
eail lt 90 French German. dawn au "N-C N'Il,iC'
Fa-l,o CfaduIfc; uaihtll.iltS ava
c,,pnsIi1n Baptist French German classics hl IntiN
t IND u. a. r Il military tactiCl West Point "rCntr pen
man, hip book setpuc or ''ty school. Many q. rr %
teachers wanted io, N'Ptcnhct AIpn %, US. ~.
N,uue-d ton Amer. For teachers Agency 81" tnlon ~
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS.
NANY PAY OFFICR.

'"Vi ''1h'' NAVY PAY OFFICE.
" SAFEST.
rKw.YouK. April y. 1854.
PRoPOsALR se3ed and indorsfd ON ehV""lo 81, 90
.,t ,l,, ,J a. be received at this office unt IL
O'Clock Apr1I 20 1891 for the following supplies OF nc d
ouafy 10 be- delivered within ten days nom da'e VI o'
free of vpt-ss M the Navy Ynrl, Ne'ySorki
"BUEEAU CONSTRUCTION AND HIPAiM
ooo n r n ia" cedar IGt "a n louT. 10 ~ "iao'
O1nf H. n. I7Dcdar, l6 10 - II lonz. g g. l"' woo
The rirnt ~ reserved reject an, or al bids b1"'y Nv"
br Il. ef.r.l aly .utagrlus 10 The go eminent
TvoIaspon hide required for mo prompt anu i
ful dr. iycry Il. supp. ir, awarded
Hank forms WA Doe f.irl shot 81 tn' oHcN
nd NOT propcrs signed and crrIr'd viii NOT he c'n''
THOMAS 20. ChsWE'I,
Paw Inspe, tor, l.. x. NAVY,
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Cypress ,eYork De'brossos and Cortland,
stlC,t Fc "a fol. lows: $500.
C-0 : 2 b. s. g and ~ Liui,el II. lllO N. $50,
$40, .. o. ami D. ana L night SUNDAYS, O:l6 ),
. limited u.i lOa m. 4, Il, Al Jp m, ard ~ NIGHT
Trans NeN-lJ GIy, except uuday, ~ -: ana
a.. d. A.. l., 2. T. md , M, connect at Trenton Tor
camden.
81 90, I. i.j lcAccPt Monday, 60. - 20. 40
L., and (Lilted Express 3 aud J2O D. IA, l,
Q, 3, o., Is, t3 q o. 80 ana m o. sunday 80 &3I
l. I .. 0:lOd ti:- o Limited, 900, .kO, $40
gnd p IN. Leave Philadelphia va Camden. $50 a. N
Ticse ot crs. 49,. go. aud Broadway House,
q. Ie.urossrs aud o. tiaudt streets. t0urst,
M lIo0kr Annex Stlton Zoo, ~ I'm OJst.
.u,r SD. Lusl's iutc. NubJ.tu; station JCi ry DIty
tI;i nt il,not Ctcc o Battery Place AID Castle Car
len.
Tie Sow York Tlre.r Company will cali for and checI
lt- go On ao.. Ipei dc4tUs
t.-N.LISI 70 "a. J. r WOOD.
Genera. la 81 4 geut.
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pETN5YLVANIA RAILROAD.
Ouard alter ed. p. ~ 4.
l. L = IL l. y l. IL \ q


STATS n III ROUTE.
Tr7n >rfg Drsbr0ssos and tortian0t fcrsCs
% o
H.r.ur- g. f~hn.g. NE West and Sonth with Pnl.oan
Ia..e. Cans Ht.ac..t and u. daily Nc".fork
.nd ..csco nD. Parior Din sbOSns and S'ep'
ln. .sy- ar % 1.u,. tNDi" day
VA Lock ia. a. a M b. m CORY anu 'ilr 40
d. tua,c i1 a. cory litUsyte Petroleum en'ro
co.'s Ee11Ut ... -
3 i!.r- Az. ZION ard the south. Limited Washngton
NrIr- oi Pullman Cans daily except sunday, ID
O. % at I've 4.rj ~. Regular, VIA - ma T.
tF 90 al. S3 - uuI pm. nnb hl-At: VI
D. AID O.. D.. b, } al o. m and ni-it Sunday wa 81
aid o. H n >" 2. 10 ami Il n GIN. via b ana " L.
I,. D on ma d. NJ clt.
ffr.t utc ty except sunday "t' thfou<h cli' p Vi
l1.s trth Gay Bed IuncJ'a, al inferno hate stations
sd q. hFay aud An Il III. II u0)I, 81 u. NJ IN
sunday. ui. n % q do not sop az AtbuI{ ARK,
Of iIplEly inject WITH ai' flr3 % 'lalas
joey CITY FA,rtpg speedy aud direct ia ser Tor
'r1o- Ign raveL 81
mius a.r,c-frm PMS al and l:2na NJ 80 and
L. q p 30. daily, AM & N ialy etcf1t Monlss, frOm
Nasiing'ca aud fillmore g. air d. a. Al, $50 800,
"a: u. IA 10. and l.a5 sunday, $50, d.: o G m,
loUJ and 1919 From .atluOIe, so p m, on sun
d.ys@ ZoP.m From rIade Una 20 g. 90 o. o. =
pt Mopd9y. IT, 80 U4D, 1880 n ~ l:O 2 g %
$ %. o3o go 81 q, go, 80 l005 % and
o. u. ny 3l, :2o $50, SOL, 800, llSO g. M
O..O. IS +, 900 700, D: . and O.3 U.
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gnstrufttou.
For Young Ladies-Country.


For Young Ladies-Country.
DORDENTOWN, N. j. Female Coliege
beautifully located; healthfu and ress
peIlor uaic and departments toT oncaiai &c,
f Aev NJ. Z. BOWEN. A. L. FIeS'dan~
MlscellaneoIs.
EUROpF.-Parents wishing to nave I lnc..
IL daughters educated IN one OF the faVGr'e Whit '
OF hopflern France may address tai June t ,,,VN
No 81 West s d-st, NeW.N OK
For Both Sexes-County.
4 FAMILY SCHOOL, on farm - liilles
~ from New-York Flushing Railroad. children IecelNo
mother and rlgnt good time during summer '
ton Mr.. IL Z. MOi,IttII4 Manbassct l. l.
INLAVERACK COLLEGE
y and Hudson River Institute Clavrac1' ~ l.
sZ1u YEAR
FITS for ALL COLLEGES and BUSINESS
Teu a. A n and Muslc speCialtioa Both sexes
Sc,ool curing July AMI AUGUST
Rov ALONIO FLACk IN. A.. frcslusI',-.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE,
Ia vack-nn.th The Hudson. - -. ,,,,
BOTH SEXES NO EXTRAS But Ml>lN AM ~, !:
private IN snction for backward scholars 100 SEM oT
nov, ,.ia,,,uD ". III. BANNI-IEt, 4. nj, fflhcpdI
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CHARMS

- CITY. RIVER AND HARnoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
O1ce H. y r.. foot ~ Cortandt-st
ConsslmeHs Of frc2h; forwarded directed sny ps1
VI the world
UNuQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Ord,r. received delivery Aud Of teit and nca
'ltnd .e 10 any ptrt oi the city
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAI.
BOR LIGHTERAGE
FREIGHT Of every description promptly nghtercd any pom,
IN the haroor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, DAEGEao AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
srramar JOHN H. srAEtN for NEw.HAvEN. leaves PIE,
T. r. foot Of cor'andt-st' AT p IN. daily lsUHDAYs
eyceltoll
friah for points D. L. W r. r. received at Pier 10.
For NcU-lIaven and points East at Pier 10
NORTH SHORE. STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles 70,
len cents. via steamers from PIER r.. White
halst
CENTRAL 0HlPYARD. Communipaw. N. J.-Dry Docss
Muhn" and Poi'r shops Everything apOertalnng 10 ths
construction and reDair oi yesseit
'R'hE ERIE RAILWAY, better known ms tho
4 Al-"-'oIK' LANE JAZZ And #LNiLEN Rail
Arrangements Of trsa a.2 rom cl.ubars,t Dor,t
'cs % Plan, a. ur5' and rs s.6 5TSG
90. e.,e 20 j. END me,H!H ami ii.easo
oi a. acp.as ca pl TO Eaf SA si re
IL - Ia am r "a, ~ o. M; 5lc, i,la ny N,
Cn'itnu, so Pr o. LOUIS ,4naln second oay connect
Daiy-rah5 yrres, Tor tiS West Soid re- Of
Buloo Mama ras 90. mat ana cmcago Hot and
i" n aro.ns "ae ~ =" c 'oSys".
adj pas-t, 1.2I 7. $50 $3.50 1920 M u noon
;"53 - 0 G.lo 80 lus0p' ~ M. NJ MT
SuIst' GO <. - I l.uHm "a G"Fp" "a D. midnight
.a.trs0i6 30 I5U o?O 20 y a c.-OA.tO
Gays u -.dO hog Gam 4 e: - . pm l. M dni'ht
NtWagN AMI Pare. O' NtyuS O.i3 sac ll3I 80
40 CO.," ya'u ';'' 80 aGd ~ IA dnghL Saturday
d 2h p uulF rundHys . - M SD C.30 pu
-uuCrr 15p ..-UaIul b3fp5 r % $40 81 ~ mi ,
midnight ~undays $3.50 lU2O al las ESQ y IA anlls
m4li-lt
warwick 100 t3ppm
NcAbuIg and CORNWALL 7.5)9am $50 43o Gpm. Sunday
.on4out Aai Kingston and Montgomery . a IN A3Opm.
suudIl 80
Coshen . 30 . lo:ao m $50 800 ImOS s:I5pm suu.
day So % -Oam6 OSpm
duio q 1.JJ lui2J ~ $3.50 f:SO S.l5 m sunday
Chall 20 IA $50 pm The tAils . Am a.d 43I y n
c1unrct with Nov YORK, Hnd Ne, .IlrOai
MAS. he Il train stops a tinst o.ly
P0 1e vs - lO3 n 400 Sla IA. Sunday $50
lu:!u m o.Suspm
eANe 4Jd quarter quarter er each hour
fIbn .4p am 10 10 80 every minutes and fnJn
lO4J pm - l-.4' Rm oN"Ty hour
ckeS or passage ana ap1rtneut in Drawing lioon ana
he ping ochts tu be- nbtinr oners or tie cnechus
uu Ii nsIr Of bg cage " cu ~ tn Company onces
hos o. % OF 90 BotdNay - WcStstr n. \ w >
Court g.. Brooklyn. or at tIe % upauys DoIota -,
EApos Trans ilOu the West Gl.iyo IN NoN-NoiA AZ lO
7.O La ~ aud 30 pn.
JOHA y. sBBOTI, GEM PSssr Agent New York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains leave ior ;ew oud. Noster, Pcinont and
Aylsk so lOaml : 40 6i3O $40 $50 IA - mid
nj hf. sundays . 90 aud $40 m
.nrct spring valley and Monsey 7il0 10 am a;op
ANN y. ABBorG. Genl FAssE Agent Nsw.l@k.
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Rooms and flats GO Get.

A LARGE ROOM, handsomely furnished. with
y out io,rd; o,uuemcn only; private family. Iofereools
M i8O Nest IS. 49,.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS in American
-.sc DeoFt COS elegant nre proof c1ce 0thTVe aud
I2tst unsurpassed .aupn AMI c,IyouicnooA Inqnre ia
Company Office oi fr- ri-rs
ELATS il Nethcrwood, @22, 324, 32G West
d I-1.-f s. rooms: u,l. itc possession.
j. l. d t. T. GCKNuAM, 10 shave.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED connecting
rs,uns: privilege % sat housekeeping; family private
e. Wei 24tnai.
fs,uF IoRNE AND TIE RpIHSAY ready
MAY jsti Ion cs fr-ic'a5s aas OF ~ 81, room
.., "A trelaNt- hero Wool ''h ser
. l' ..,. e'fg r,if IL 20 inqui premises
*. aLd q tasi IstIsi oHc drs, r0Jr nat le T.
ftNHt DOUGLAS.-rirst-ca Hats at IL
/ rme au lirlf heated elevator mirrors ufLso1l 90;
slurlr ,us.. reduced rpte 3 $50 aud . BOO IuI"l' OF
Jtor o. premises 1903 Last lGt-st near hIoh 9qur
Owner. 80 - 7th-st-
A WEST Z9TH-ST.-A. M0rellO, Restaurant
Il hda c.rrauS furnished floor bath hot ana cou "aei
also single rooms Tor gentlemen Toieieheeh
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DOUBLE TRACK. TIE Msr IMPROVED EQUrr
HEET, AND THE FASTEST TIM C1NSISI-
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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Gterr,1Its nr> 4 ulrJ1>s.
RALII.uDRU AND OHlO RAILROAD.
NJ MODEL FkSr LINZ TO THE WEST
Wa Pm ri. lrttg Paffutoro M Va

PALIt.uOHr AND ONO RAILROAD.
VIZ 70 s9' e san re- ~ NV Ia %EsT
Irsn,s saye frI1 Pe1nsyl yania r v DeD2t:
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TO PHILADELPHIA


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JbOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted Tor
II COLLEGE, CONDITIONED OF cJe,.d t4Id4daics ola'A'l
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NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route.
steamers cry OF WORCESTER

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p1.Dsft 10 -G ns transfer
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PROPOSALS FOX FUEL.

THOMAS r. ChsWEtL,
Pny Inspector L. <. navy
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